we see mountains as a lofty not because they're lofty but because our perception of their form in tight is shaped by our own stature. because of the particular construction of our hand and arm enables us to pick it up and throw it. perception is embodied. it follows that whenever we gain any talent we not only change our bodily capacities we change the world the ocean extends an invitation to the swimmer that it withholds from the person who has never learned to swim. with every skill we master the world reshapes itself. it becomes more interesting by enabling us to act and go beyond the bodily limits also offers a different perspective of the world. technology is transformative. it is most apparent in tools of discovery from the microscope and the particle accelerator of the scientist to the canoe and the spaceship. but the power is there and all tools including the ones we use in our everyday lives whenever an instrument allows us to cultivate a new talent the world becomes a different and more intriguing place. a setting of even greater opportunity. the value of a will made and well

a local group of girl scouts has a lofty goal- trying to help foster kids.the girls found out foster kids often have to take the clothes bags.these are the duffle bags two girl scout troops hope to buy for kids going into foster care.the girl scouts will decorate each duffle bag. they all come with a teddy bear, a blanket and a coloring book. 16.63.36 they told us that they have to carry their stuff in trash bags and we thought that's just heartbreaking for them to have to do that."the girls hope to raise one thousand one hundred dollars in ozaukee and sheboygan counties.if you'd like to learn more about the duffle bags, or help the girls reach their goal, you can find a link at tmj4 dot com packers extra - two n-f-c heavyweights will play sunday afternoon at lambeau field when the packers host the seattle seahawks. packers aaron rodgers has been slowed by a recent hamstring injury but says he will be ready go come sunday.these teams know each other well, playing three times since 2014. their defense is a great defense. they have a lot of great players at every level. they run their

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valuations are still lofty with -- that's the case always. that's not a big deal to us. they're not usually a catalyst for a market sell-off. it's usually you need something else to fuel it. if you look in terms of the economy, washington, the credit markets, it's an entirely different picture now than it was last year at this time. >> you say people were sort of set up for a disappointment. >> well, so why? because of what we've done since the election? with all of the optimism that's in the market? >> let's take the one by one. we'll look at the economy. last year the economy manufacturing was in a funk due to the oil bust. there were legitimate concerns that we were on the verge of a recession. now at the end of the year manufacturing has rebounded. employment remains strong. housing is at the highest for the cycle. sediment has surged. it's a completely -- people are expecting, you know, rainbows, sunshine, and lollipops right now, and we're going to get some of that, but we're not going to get anything. we have gone straight up since the election. haven't had a pull

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freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition that's now in its fourth a local group of girl scouts has a lofty goal- trying to help foster kids.the girls found out foster kids often have to take the clothes they bring with them in garbage bags.these are the duffle bags two girl scout troops hope to buy for kids going into foster care.the girl scouts will decorate each duffle bag. they all come with a teddy bear, a they have to carry their stuff in trash bags and we thought that's just heartbreaking for them to have to do that."the girls hope to raise one thousand one hundred dollars to buy 40 duffle bags for kids in ozuakee and sheboygan counties.if you'd like to learn more about the duffle bags, or help the girls reach their goal, you can find a link at tmj4 dot com up next on up next on live at daybreak o earthquake aftermath: the surprising results after a big one shook parts of california and oregon. plus, thoughts of an american pioneer: our local astronaut reflects on the life of john glenn.. how james lovell says glenn should be remembered. and taking a live look yesterday was cloudy, w

estagement is not the lofti position and you have this week in a unruly group -- have to speak in front of an unruly group of 100 guys. in mathou will excel and science, early on, and at harvard some other kid named bill gates lived down the hall? steve: that's right. emily: you were better at math than him? steve: that's an extreme way to say it. i did beat him our sophomore year. emily: how do you get to know bill? what was your relationship like in school? got to know each other, a lunch and dinner some, took math class together, and brainstormed a little bit at together about what he was doing when he started microsoft. about a year after the company moved to seattle, bill called me up. i was in stanford business school, he said we could really use a guy like you, blah, blah, blah. emily: you joined microsoft in 1980. you are the third employee, and wasn't there a time in the first weeks you were thinking maybe this place wasn't me, maybe i should quit? steve: bill and i were arguing, i wanted to add a bunch of people, and he didn't want to. he said steve, you're going to bankrupt t

there is the dollar story in here undoubtedly but we are down from those lofty heights we saw at thef this week. that was around the opec story. the story in the middle of the week has more -- been more about inventory in the u.s. and the world is experiencing that increasing inventory picture. let's get the bloomberg/news for you. leaders have met with president elect donald trump. anduding she ryne sandberg jeff bezos sought to persuade him to avoid policies they believed would hurt their companies. trump insisted he was an ally of the tech industry. mr. trump: i am here to help you folks do well. and doing well right now and i am very honored by the bounce. everyone has to like me at least a little bit. anna: australia's economy recorded its biggest job gain. added,an 39,000 jobs more than double estimates. growth was led by full-time positions for the hype for dissipation rate signaling a healthy labor market. and the forecast that hiring improve with -- in the coming months. suggesting that policy makers would extend their interest rates. new york rather than the eu may be the w

achievement was announced at assembly she called it rockets nozzles and thrust oh, my and she has lofty goals for which she grows up. >> my dream to become first person on mars and i want to be the first one to touchdown and little bit of family competition going o sister wants to be the first person on mars but i will be. >> did you go together. >> we'll go together but i'm stepping off first. >> you're the neo she's the bud. >> exactly. >> i love it eleanor beat out more than 8,000 fellow 8th grader to win the national prize in society for science and public. >> that is great. >> i love her reaction too. all smiles. >> that was a great picture. >> i wanted to be the first person on mars. >> really? wanted to do. >> you were going done a very different path. >> yes. good we like having you here. >> thank you. >> glad you didn't go to another planet. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next, it's damning with phrase and what they are saying about the big trade today. saying about the big trade today. >> we'll be right back. >>> hello my name is command sergeant major jimmy nugen 29 and

and had such lofty goals, and then we made an olympic sport smashing toilet bowls ? ? 20 years on just this show taught me everything i know ? ? that's the staff and polka ? ? the old banned us because we're nuts ? ? we bought our own trophies and gave them out to mutts ? ? now you'll rise with the dawn, on "snl" they call you stefan ? we'll miss you, that's the staff and polka ? >> yeah. god speed, stefan. congratulations on a great my cancer started as ovarian cancer and it kept coming back in different places. we went from everything being fine to everything not being fine. i really needed someone who could think outside the box. we did the genomic testing pretty early in christine's course. with our treatments we've had great success for her. they gave me treatment options i didn't know about before. there's an atmosphere of hope. i want to be around just to be a grandma. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia >>> this morning on "world news now," president-elect donald trump unfiltered, making his first extended comments

you have got some lofty ambitions. a wonderful start when you first kicked off. looking at an ipo. talk us through the ipo plant and what your strategy -- planned and what your strategy is. >> we wanted to capture the growing demand for consumer online businesses. as ated to structure imena platform to be able to build a business large enough and to have the flexibility to build our own businesses and to buy businessesng online and we had a very specific strategy. we have been lucky enough to start at a time that enabled us to owned some of the largest and best positioned business models automotiveon, marketplace, online restaurant reservations. we feel evolving into a public company brings value not only to our investors, but to the community at large, because we can create a platform that allows a look pretty for more online businesses in the region. models haveness been successful in creating proxies for both regional and international investors to participate. >> you are not in the private equity -- talk to us about the of the business you want to ipo. >> we

analysts does acknowledge the valuation appears lofty. but they think investors should benefit from the cyclical upturn, especially if we get big infrastructure spending under president-elect donald trump. >> it was a stock that was let, a company left for dead a couple of years ago. all right, the next stock is two. lalaska air and et jett blue. part of a big sector initiation. the analyst says we should shed old cliches. outperforms focused on the last two, alaska air, price target implies 40% upside. says no, yeah, this is not a small regional carrier anymore after that virgin america deal and should be able to cut cost. jet blue, a $33 target implies about 50% upside. likes the growth prospects. >> everybody's more optimistic about the economy since the election. third stock is valiant. not so optimistic. morgan stanley downgrading. in august, they had upgraded the stock. expected their business to stabilize. also thought they'd sell a bunch of stuff. helping hand iing value. since then, hasn't happened, so they say okay, they no long

you spent years as a journalist and had some such lofty goals ? ? then we made olympic sport smashing toilet bowls ? ? 20 years on just this show taught me everything i know ? ? that's the staff and polka ? ? the old westminster show ? so we bought our own trophies and gave them out to mutts ? ? now you'll rise with the dawn, on "snl" they call you stephan ? we'll miss you, that's the staff and polka ? >> yeah. god speed, stephan. over the next couple days. skies remain cloudy tonight but the wind will die down as lows drop to near 30. we're back in the upper 30s tomorrow with a mainly cloudy sky. temperatures remain similar on saturday, although we might manage to squeeze in a few breaks in the clouds here or there. by saturday night, snow showers will start to lift in from the south rain be >>> making news in america this friday morning, a surprise announcement overnight from donald trump revealing his pick for secretary of defense and the president-elect's victory lap in ohio with chants of "lock her up" and attacks on the media. plus, trump and

you spent years as a journalist and had some such lofty goals ? ? then we made olympic sport smashing toilet bowls ? ? 20 years on just this show taught me everything i know ? ? that's the stafd ? the old westminster show once ban dollars us because we're nuts ? ? so we bought our own trophies and gave them out to mutts ? ? now you'll rise with the dawn, on "snl" they call you stephan ? we'll miss you, that's the staff and polka ? >> yeah. god speed, stephan. >>> making news in america this friday morning, a surprise announcement overnight from donald trump revealing his pick for secretary of defense and the president-elect's victory lap in ohio with chants of "lock her up" and attacks on the media. plus, trump campaign staffers clashing face-to-face. >>> deep freeze. a widespread wave of arctic air potentially record-breaking cold. who will get it and when. >>> dangerous drive while on facebook live. one man behind the wheel filming himself weaving through traffic at more than 115 miles an hour. what happened next. >>> jailbird. the story behind th

we are still here today, airs to the lofty ideals of elected governance. today the will of pennsylvania as expressed by the majority of more than 6 million citizens that voted on the general election is in the hands of 20 members of the electoral college. we continue to in vest faith in you, esteemed electors, that you will honour the voters, this commonwealth and our nation by adding a new chant tore to america's story of free representative democracy under which we live. let us now proceed with the appointment of temporary officers. for the purpose of carrying on the business of this meeting i will appoint without objection the honourable marion kay schneider and the honourable peter spooecks deputy secretaries of the commonwealth as temporary secretaries. the honourable jonathan marks, commissioner of elections of pennsylvania, as chief sergeant at arms. and the honourable michael moser deputy commissioner of elections at assistant sergeant at arms. be >> pursuant to the laws of the united states, i, tom wolfe, governor of the state of commonwealth of p

these are lofty goals the trump administration is trying to push. percent. they could go for a cut. >> he is making good on a lot of things he announced. one of them bringing jobs to america. direct intervention is the way he did it with carrier. they are bringing back trade softer than president elect trump plans and also to back away from tpp. we heard about that and back away from high tariffs as well. >> on that specific deal with carrier there in indiana, what they did there was work with soem state officials providing it to the companies so they could keep a thousand jobs in indiana. this would be hard to replicate across the board dealing with businesses in every state. that's what we heard mnuchin say yesterday it is important for the government to talk directly with business leaders, ask them what they need so they can keep the jobs in the united states. picking and choosing winners and losers. but i would point to you texas governor rick perry. this isn't exactly apples to apples but it might foreshadow some of what the trump administratio

on this site of the milky way for that matter it takes a certain kind of political genius for the lofty ambitions but joe is more than up to the task as both chairman and ranking member he was tough and tenacious but decent and fair and through his trademark work ethic, he won the respect of every member of the committee. he also served admirably as the ranking member in the foreign relations committee and in this capacity he played an indispensable role shaping thert foreign policy. when he was tasked to be the nat vice president, venetian gain a wise capable leader withis unparalleled experience in public affairs. he was up and serving as the leg intermediary between the president and legislators on more than one occasion his relationships with lawmakers and the negotiating skills garnishes some of the greatest obstacles.v he was the trusted adversary and a valuable in late 2012, something i wasn't sure we could resolve. also a brilliant ambassador for the country leveraging the foreign policy expertise. having experienced tremendous loss in his family life from the reservoir of every

he says i fully appreciate the lofty attempt best intent on which your remarks are based. however, i canada must refuse all responsibility if further developments, contrary to all my efforts up to the present, should lead to the outbreak of hostilities. to arrive at a fair judgment regarding the sudeten german problem, it is indispensable to consider the incidents, in which, indian us analysis of the origin of this problem and it dangers has its cause. he is a he is doing everything i can, but it is not his fault. roosevelt responded the next day with another message. he said you typed but the past, but this is about the future, let's worry about that. the germans ignored that, because the other leaders in europe were flying to munich to give hitler what he wanted. since he got everything he wanted, he didn't have an exclusive for throwing his desk and excuse for throwing his military into the picture. the german people saw that a great dramatic triumph had been one. the next few months, roosevelt was relatively quiet. he did comment that he could not imagine if something

starbucks held a twice a year investor conference is that they rolled out a five-year plan with some very lofty goals. aiming for 10% revenue growth. mid single digit growth with the earnings expanding 15 to 25% per year. he may be retired as ceo but he has a five-year blue print for success, all laid out and ready for his successor. so let's sit down with the current chairman and the successor to learn more about the transition of the company's future. to you, i have been with executives. they don't have a five-hour plan. they don't have a five-day plan. a five-year plan? how can you have one? >> we've had a 45-year history so we have a very solid co comprehensive understanding and a clear line of sight on our business. this is an opportunity to demonstrate with great humility that we feel as you said we can deliver a 10% revenue growth, 15 to 20% mid single digit comps and that will be fueled with kevin's leadership and a new level of digital technology and customer facing innovation. all, as you said, complimented by the roastory and reserve brands. it is a great day and it has been received

they had a lofty notion of what they were doing. >> monogamy as we know it, marriage as we know it, thefamily as we know it, it's not working. and it hasn't worked. it will work even less in the future. >> barbara wanted women to have as many opportunities for sexual experience with other people outside of their spouse as men did. and this was going to be one of the tenets of the sandstone experience, equality for the sexes. >> i don't feel that i'm in love with him. like it used to be. i had to feel really close, really loved him. not anymore, you don't have to. >> a lot of times i really wanted to have a relationship with a woman but i was so -- >> go ahead. >> she said go ahead, but i never really believed her. >> i remember sitting there and saying, if they ever went to sandstone she'd like it, he would hate it. she would feel empowered, he would feel disempowered. >> i met a lot of nice people. because i didn't have the inhibition. i left all the doors open for having as many experiences as possible. >> were you ready to leave her once she came home and said what she'd done? >> she

we should only be in the 40's as opposed to the lofty 50's yesterday. light snow up north. cannot let out a few flurries overnight in central and southern areas, a reinforcing shot of cooler, dry air. fair skies for the weekend. highest likely in the 30's to lowest 40's. this is very typical. the northwestern half of the up against the terrain. -- out of the west banks up against the terrain. that sets up the chance for occasional showers up north and occasional overcast out west, which will thin as we move into the afternoon. showers to our north and west. the unsettled weather will continue until this goes by, likely later tomorrow and sunday. occasional flurries in the north country for the time being. we cannot through whitefield, that it could be a couple of big showers. in northern areas, it will be cold enough for that likely to stay in the form of snow. 30's for most as you walk out the door. lower lying valleys or in the 20's as cooler air starts to rush in. the breeze today 10-20 mph, westerly direction, feeding in cooler air and occasional gusts. you see the step

. >> does t-mobile have lofty sale souls according to an article accusing cellphone company of sellingenmeet sales goals and in complete filed friday the labor group says t-mobile sets unrealistic gelz and workers feel pressure to sell customers things they don't need like more phone blinds or added insurance. >> good news for thousands of retail work areas cross the country. six big companiesen including ar poingtal, disney, carters will stop using on call ship scheduling. >> workers will no longer need to be on call for shift that cancel without notice and 15 other retailers say they already ended practice. >> good to know. >> 5:23 let's check in with doctor gar for an update on the cold forecast this morning. >> old cold out there. >> starting in the teens. >> we is clear skies and light ends with and high pressure overhead. teens out in suburbs and here in town weaver been managing to stay mid up toer 20s. notice difference. tons of 18-degree readings now. dulles 18, gaithersburg, frederick, westminster, martinsburg and winchester sitting at 18 and annapolis 9 and bwi dropped to 20 l

the police commission president susie loftis counters. >> we weren't able to reach agreements but we moved forward on what the united states department of justice said this department needs to do. >> well, it's now up to the new chief, bill scott, who was appointed just two days ago to implement this new use of force policy and it will be the first time, by the way, since 1995, that officers here will have to adjust to a new set of protocols. back to you in the studio. >> vic, do you know how the new chief feels about this use of force policy? >> i sat down with him after he was appointed on tuesday and he told me he's read every one of the reforms and considers them reasonable, his words. he believes officers should not shoot at cars but almost -- but also believes there should be exceptions. and he supports, as does the police union, the use of tasers as another less lethal option. >> vic, thank you so much. >>> an 82-year-old grandmother is coming back to northern california after immigration authorities reversed her deportation. abc7 news was at the airport. betty flores was deta

not happiness, which is lofty and, arguably, unattainable -- [laughter] as new york city residents. wholeness. and you can't get that unless you're just brutally honest with yourself about where you really stand and not how your life looks on paper. i had been married to a doctor, i had been a lawyer at a very great firm about to make partner. i was a small town girl from albany who came from a middle class family without any connections to power, so i was like, i have arrived. and i cry every night. harris: yeah. megyn: why am i crying all the time? i have it all. and i didn't. the truth is, that wasn't working for me, and i decided i could do better. i could settle for more, and i changed my life. harris: yeah. you had arrived at somebody else's ideas of what having it all meant to you. megyn: that's right. and it's not until you smash into that brick wall until you're forced to say this isn't working for me, and i can do better for me. sandra: so many people have that moment in their life, right? megyn: that's right. harris: when you pick up this book, i mean, we're talking about

the talented tight end has not performed up to his lofty standards over the past month. since hurting his shoulder in a ten-catch performance against dallas, he's got two patches in the last four games. he also had to sit out twice, including last weekend in a must-win situation against the bears. that rest may have paid off. sounds like reed will be ready to dance this sunday. >> jordan looks great. he looks like a ballerina out there, man. very light on his feet. running and jumping. you know, we're not doing a lot of contact now, but i think he feels good with his shoulder. but you know, tomorrow, we'll get a better look at him again, and monitor him in pregame warm-up and see where he's at, how he feels when he puts the pads back on. >> if he's able to to do all the hinges we ask our tight ends to do, compete in protection and the run game and pass game. if he's going, then that's the understanding we have. it's not one of those deals where you're holding back what he's able to do, and he's shown we feel like if he continues to make progress, he'll be in good shape f

the company behind the project has lofty ambitions.wants to commercialize manned near-space travel by 2020. in near-space travel by 2020. first, though, they have to testify controls, catch up to andest of flight controls support system. you have probably heard about the monkeys and dogs we sent into space. the traveler ii will be transporting this little guy, a two-inch terrapin. chairman liu ruopeng is hailed by some as china's elon musk. he wants to make near space travel accessible to as many people as possible, and by designing a craft with the reusable parts she loves to get tickets as low as $100,000 per person. dr. ruopeng: our goal is to make normal people go to near space. whether by rockets or some other technology, we can either give you a crazy leading up or crazy dropping process, which is very difficult for normal people. what we want to develop is that it goes smoothly, just like taking a space elevator. tom: the ambition dovetails with china's bid to continue the space rates with u.s., russia, and asian neighbors. the

we're talking all this lofty stuff but you've got a lot of democrats that are swinging back and forthetween denial and blind panic. >> okay. >> and some of the stuff you that said actually might fall into that category. so is the stuff you're doing when you're out there -- i'm just curious now, because i want democrats to think and not just have crazy emotions. sometimes you're out there talking about nazi germany and all this sort of stuff. are you stoking up democrats

are looking at temperatures in the 20's and '30's 28 in livermore chipping on the creek than their loftyrom the school building. >>reporter: collecting evidence trying to determine what caused the deadly one alarm blaze. >>reporter: they're wrong the scene almost immediately and spend 15 to 20 minutes putting out the fire discovered the lifeless body of jacqueline no one else was injured several neighbors were concerned that the death was no accident there recalled last tuesday's fire there is no connection between this fire. >>robin winston: here is a live shot a major accident asset who won and trucks loaded with passengers from the post office it flipped over spilled out of those packages to replacement trucks on the way to the scene stopped 682 right lanes a block and you mix in the typical commuter traffic. >>james: calling for recall of the cigarette batteries and devices that caught fire and injuring dozens of people the food and drug diminish racism there about 66 ease cigarette related explosions and 2015 will have senator to calling on the u.s. safety commission to join the fda

official statements of concern in lofty speak, but from russian politicians, it's far more personal. some of the statements over the past 12 hours have looked more like mockery or name calling than diplomacy. several have accused the obama administration of simply being bitter that donald trump won the election, something that obama has -- excuse me, trump has said himself. so we would actually hear more in the terms of official reaction. what we have right now looks more on the level of something like mockery. chris? >> so that lame duck picture, which is making its way around the internet, is from the russian ambassador's residence in the uk, yeah? >> that's right. here in london we're seeing a lame duck, a picture of a duck with the words lame written over it. that's cute, until you realize this is an official communique from the russian foreign ministry. >> matt bradley safe and sound in our london bureau. thank you for that. >>> one of the major reasons the u.s. is pushing back on russia is, quote, a pattern of harassment against diplomats working overseas that's escalated, part

i turned green ♪ ♪ that's the staff in polka ♪ ♪ you spent years as a journalist and had some such loftyort smashing toilet bowls ♪ ♪ 20 years on just this show taught me everything i know ♪ ♪ that's the staff and polka ♪ the old westminster show once ban dollars us because we're nuts ♪ ♪ so we bought our own trophies and gave them out to mutts ♪ ♪ now you'll rise with the dawn, on "snl" they call you stephan ♪ we'll miss you, that's the staff and polka ♪ >> yeah. god speed, stephan. congratulations on a great career. >>> this morning on "world news now," president-elect donald trump unfiltered, making his first extended comments since just after being elected. in the battleground state of ohio, trump tipping his hand on a major cabinet choice, taking a swipe at the media.. >>> the rising death toll in an tennessee fire zone, more found in an apocalyptic landscape. fire crews on alert still. in case flames spark up again. >>> and new this hour, sexual harassment in the workplace. >> candid comments from women who work across the economy. what's being done to fight back? >>> and "full hou

when i talk about these lofty ideals, i think about students who made it, as well as those who did not. i think all the time about a student of mine named herman, a middle school student at roxbury prep who was doing well at high school and had a bright future ahead of him. one day, he was mistaken for someone else and he was killed by another young man in his neighborhood, not much older than herman. that moment, the world lost the benefit of both of their potential. benefitmilies lost the of both of their potential. chances are like herman, the young man who killed him, a bubbly five-year-old, hand raised, asking his question of his teacher, herman had the opportunity and the young man who killed him did not. i often find myself thinking about all of that lost promise. ask, look at society and our schools have done to offer health -- help and hope so he did not wind up on that street corner, gun in hand, anger and hatred and his heart. i also think about my student, a quiet and shy sixth-grader. her math teacher noticed how well she was doing. she was encouraged to sit down and tutor

the benefit of posterity and her graduating it as a fair and just monument to the memory of a truly lofty and noble race." so people want chroma lithographs. this work is also translated into other formats. they could own a piece, a souvenir, of the very idea that kaplan is talking about. george crowfoot, a publisher of popular western travel guide commissioned the american brooklyn-basedhe painter and lithographers john daft. this is a picture of the manifest destiny, representing the extension of civilization over wilderness and the uncivilized. notice the emblem of syllabus -- civilization, the telegraph wire trained and also , families. the painting is a visual narration of westward expansion. male miners come first in the bottom, right, and establish civilization. native americans and wildlife too, right are cowering in the , darkness at the left of the painting. notice that the light comes from the east and arrives in the west. other troops existed as well in painting such as the good indians and the bad indians. the good indian in charles knowles' painting wears western clothing. h

we are still trending at this very lofty evaluation.akeaway, the thing about 2017, it will be harder for the case to continue to be driven by multiple expansion. next year, earnings are going to have to kick and it is rally is gog to continue. that is auch of function of a corporate tax cut? you look at the estimates for 2017, they were aggressive before we knew about the trump victory. they look more realistic in the context of a corporate tax cut that adds five or six dollars. they get the point where you stress to hit that number unless we see it faster. scarlet: will the effect of a stronger dollar come into play? view was that the dollar is moving down. we will move that headwind. now we have seen this massive dollar rally in the last month does create a headwind to some extent. it may offset some of the benefits that we get a potential tax cuts. >> i want to go to another chart you brought in. it is the u.s. inflation outlook as the market season. measure by 10 year break evens and that is picking up to 2%. we have it on the wall.

castro promised agrarian reforms which focused the discontent of the rural community upon the lofty -- latifundista. they too were the enemy. and so the communists, experts and discontent, began to split the population into quarreling factions, setting cuban against cuban. algeria is the creation of the french. before the french came to the land now known as algeria, it was nothing more than a conglomerate of warring tribes. their constant fighting among themselves for the best pastureland each spring and the best barley land each autumn kept the native population of the area at about 1,500,000 for 14 centuries. today, after little more than 100 years of french rule, the population of algeria stands at about 9 million. under french dominion, the algerian nation grew and prospered. the two cultures of islam and christianity were working together to create a good life. in the early 1930's, the dissident voice of the communist was heard among the people. at first it whispered, the algerian nation is not friends, cannot be friends, and does not wish to be friends. independence is the natu

milner, a guy with very lofty ambitions.f his time and funds in the night of states. of his time and funds in the united states. he spins very little time in russia. he recently contributed a hundred million dollars to find extraterrestrial life. he believes it is possible we will find extraterrestrial life in our lifetime. joe: tech stocks have underperformed since the election and there are no tech at ceo's on the job counsel donald trump has put together. what is the perspective out there for how things are going so far? i think silicon valley is the warming up to the idea of president trump. silicon valley was very vocal about their lack of support for trump. i spoke with the ceo of 23 and me, who supported hillary clinton very she was very optimistic, very wait and see. her company, a genetic testing startup, could potentially be very affect did by the policies -- affected eye the policies of a trump association with comes to drug prices, funding for science and innovation, and the affordable care act. take a listen to

and had such lofty goals, and then we made an olympic sport smashing toilet bowls taught me everything i know ? ? that's the staff and polka ? ? the old westminster show banned us because we're nuts ? ? we bought our own trophies and gave them out to mutts ? ? now you'll rise with the dawn, on "snl" they call you stefan ? we'll miss you, that's the staff and polka ? >> yeah. god speed, stefan. congratulations on a great >>> this morni >>> this morning on "world news now," president-elect donald trump unfiltered, making his first extended comments since just after being elected. ohio, trump tipping his hand on a major cabinet pick, takinga i swipe at the media. >>> the rising death toll in an apocalyptic landscape. fire crews on alert still. in case flames spark up again. >>> and new this hour, sexual harassment in the workplace. >> candid comments from women who work across the economy. what's being done to fight back? house from that classic show, sold. the famous dwelling from that classic show, now off the market. the buyer is someone who should already know his way around. that's i

we're talking all this lofty stuff but you've got a lot of democrats that are swinging back and forth between denial and blind panic. >> okay. >> and some of the stuff you that said actually might fall into that category. so is the stuff you're doing when you're out there -- i'm just curious now, because i want democrats to think and not just have crazy emotions. sometimes you're out there talking about nazi germany and all this sort of stuff. are you stoking up democrats to the point where we can't even think as high-minded as this conversation? >> it's not nazi germany we need to worry about, it's the friendly fascism of the 20th century. and i think democrats, people who voted for hillary first of all feel good about the fact that the majority of your fellow americans did not want donald j. trump as their president. that's the majority by over 2.5 million. so take some comfort in that your fellow americans, you know -- >> are with you. >> are with you. number one. number two, we've got to get active here. >> i agree with that. >> can i just say this? let me just say this. >> then i

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rishaad: that's what you might call a lofty ambition. sophie: just a little bit.g to extend their reach and to tap into the china fell market. a huge market. we can't forget "great wall". we will likely see more of this coming out as chinese companies look to hollywood. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. quick check of markets, on up a day, the dow closing at record highs again overnight, and that sentiment is flowing nicely when it comes to the asian session, hong kong up .4%, shanghai rebounding from yesterday's six-week low, and the push continues higher for the nikkei. rishaad: there you go. the taipei market flat. ,he straits times index singapore unchanged. up? what is coming >> jampacked is right. malaysia'strols, currency slumping to the lowest level since 1998, one of the hardest hit and asia following donald trump surprise victory. we will bring you live for the latest. declining, buty capital controls part of the response strategy. this is yuan bears striking. we will talk about what lies ahead. tightening from the fed impacting currencies and right h