mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> okay, mark, thank you. i'm raj mathai also in new york city coming to you live from times square. not as eye opening as it is for the donald trump camp as it is for the hen camp. we woke up this morning, your classic new york tabloids, the "new york post" saying get out and vote for the one you dislike least. so having some fun with this presidential campaign. the "new york daily news" which is pro hillary saying "stop the don con." both these candidates campaigning late into the night. let's start you off with hillary clinton. returning to new york around 3:20 this morning. she was campaigning late last night in north carolina, not sure if either candidate has slept at all. she got back to the tarmac, got a warm reception in new york at around 3:30 this morning. then shortly after we showed you the clip, hillary clinton along with husband bill clinton and chelsea clinton voting, casting their three votes here in chappaqua new york. it's already been an active morning for both candidates, donald trump expec

let's take you out live to new york where both candidates are holding events. >> we begin with mark matthews live at trump headquarters. mark? we apologize for that. we're not hearing mark. let's see if we can head over to raj mathai instead. >> reporter: okay. we are here. we are joining you from midtown manhattan. about 20 blocks south of where mark matthews and donald trump headquarters are. as we begin this night, this is what's happening here. hillary clinton watching the election coverage like so many of us at home in our living rooms except for her it will be at the peninsula hotel and then she'll head over here on 36th street around 11:00 tonight. maybe 11:30. it all depends on what happens. three options. she's going to take that stage that's right behind me. three options for mrs. clinton tonight. she'll be here and it will be a big party and acceptance speech. option number two, a concession speech or the third option, which i don't think anyone wants, is one of those undecided things where we don't know tonight and it bleeds into tomorrow morning. so we are waiting here as well a

reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. >>> now, they say they're turning the tables on potential thieves. the city of campbell taking steps this busy holiday season to stop thieves from taking your packages. campbell police calling it a bake program. here's how it works. bake packages containing gps strake trackers will bow placed throughout the city. once the package is stolen, police will get an alert and they can track down the thieves. campbell used the program on stolen bikes and say it worked. >>> this is the day to shop. it's cyber monday and there are a lot of deals to be had along with some risks. scott budman is here. scott, surely you were browsing today in the newsroom. what have you got tonight snn. >> well, the biggest thing is to go with what you know. more of us spent more money than ever before. stores know it and are loading up websites with bargains, but criminals know it too. it's the cure for crowded malls. >> the stores are too crowded and too crazy. i'd rather be at peace doing my shopping. >> cyber shopping has becom

. >>> i'm mark matthews. now the agency believes someone tried to hold their data for ransom. right now at 6-30: san francisco's transit agency now admits it's computers were hacked by someone demanding 73 >>> right now 6:30. san francisco's transit agency admits its computers were hacked by somebody demanding $73,000 in ransom. but they say no ransom was paid and the computer system is back online. >> mark matthews and what do we know about the person or people behind this ransom and $73,000. that is an odd some. >> reporter: it is a large some. muni believe it was from outside the country. what we know is that the fbi is investigating and we contacted the alleged hacker, a man named andy who told us why he did it it. muni says the computers went down on friday. pay gates were opened by muni. as employees tried in vein to log on to their work station. muni spokesperson says the message you hacked came with an email address. >> there was an email address left as a contact. we have not reached out to this individual nor do we plan to. >> he was calling himself andy. he replied

trump will be at his home base which is a few blocks north of us and that's where we bring in mark matthews also with us here in new york. mark. >> reporter: raj, i'm outside the midtown hilton. when trump gets here tomorrow night, the hotel lobby is going to be shut down. nobody gets in except hotel guests and people in the ballroom on the third floor. they're lining the stage with flags and lighting the curtains with colored lights. we would like to show you more but -- i'm a reporter with nbc do you mind if i -- >> no, you're not doing any filming inside here. what i . >> reporter: what i'm hearing is so far they've one reporter. but right now this is as close as we can get. in new york, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> here's a closer look at what the presidential candidates did tonight. lady gaga helped hillary clinton just hours after bruce springsteen and bon jovi shared a stage with her. and donald trump seeming upbeat, even though the polls show him trailing clinton. >> i believe with all my heart that america's best days are still ahead of us. if we reach for them together. >>

angie: that is a great insight right there, mark matthews.sian research bank right here in hong kong. coming up, mission to mars. we take a look at how india's space program has proved much less costly than the hollywood moviemaking of mars. ♪ angie: welcome back him you're watching bloomberg. i am angie lau in hong kong. desley: and i'm desley humphrey and divide. china's crackdown on high rollers and excess and the --eral slowdown in business the chairman is launching a new billion-dollar hotel. he said it is just the beginning of a global plan. melcro brown, we like to be the creator of entertainer -- excitement. the puzzle,ece of our flagship resort, we want to be the best. it is built for the most sophisticated international travelers. it is really our gift to macau. but at the same time, we want this property to launch a global brand. we are looking for the next place to build something special. like many global operators, we are interested in japan or other parts of asia, where you could spend this time of money. gaming revenue has see

nbc bay area's mark matthews joins us from city hall in san francisco with more. mark. >> reporter: sounds like the district attorney is saying they're going to have personnel available on election day, like they usually do, to check out complaints, and at the same time saying, you know, we've never had a complaint that's been sustained by one of our investigations. nevertheless, the system will be in place just in case. it was something of an odd news conference. the district attorney saying his office will investigate complaints of voter fraud while admitting that it has never been a problem. >> and i think it's important for the public to recognize that there is a lot of rhetoric out there that is baseless, and our elections are clean, both of the local and national level. >> reporter: the director of elections says sometimes voters will show up at the wrong polling place, and be told they aren't registered. but in those instances, voters can always vote provisionally. >> provision ballast is a regular ballot placed into an envelope, a pink envelope with the vot

mark matthews is in san francisco for us this evening. mark, what prompted this meeting? >> reporter: well, the lieutenant governor is calling on school districts in california to counter an uptick in bullying that has been recorded since election day. gavin newsom went to burton high school to reassure students and also to call out the president-elect. >> one of the most diverse cities. >> reporter: gavin newsom told the burton high school juniors and seniors that school districts need to counter an uptick in bullying and racism that's been recorded since the election of donald trump. >> a week after the election, there was a study that came out from southern poverty law center that said there are over 700 hate crimes in the united states, just in the first week. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: several students responded with tears as they told newsom about their fears. karen wang fears her mother could be deported. >> because my mom is an immigrant. and it's really hard for me. >> reporter: newsom criticized the president-elect for failing to address the issue. >> what's am

mark matthews joins us from city hall this evening, the site of . >> reporter: it would be more than just a sanctuary city, raj. new york city decided that it would fund legal aid for undocumented citizens. san francisco would be the second city in the country if they adopt this proposal. and the first city since the election of donald trump. and believe me, today's rally was a reaction to the president-elect. supervisor david campos told the crowd he came to the u.s. as an undowntown grant and it's his proposal to provide legal aid to those facing deportation. >> we want president-elect donald trump to know that there is nothing more american than immigration. >> reporter: the $5 million a year would pay for ten lawyers and support staff administered by the city's public defender. >> it is a shame that there are 1,600 people in detention proceedings right now in san francisco. and thousands more around the country who don't have a right to a lawyer. >> reporter: 31-year-old of nicaragua was one of those detained in 2014. >> i had been deported when i was 9 years old so i was getting

mark matthews joins us from san francisco at this protest. mark, what is the bank saying about this? >> reporter: we're in front of the citigroup building here on sutter street. and this afternoon, city group declined our request for comment, either on the protest or on their involvement in financing the dakota access pine line. pipeline. a crowd of around 50 gathered outside the citibank offices this morning, calling for citibank to stop financing the dakota access pipeline. the obama administration has asked the construction on the pipeline be halted for the time being. the pipe from the north dakota oil field to illinois was originally going to cross the missouri river near bismarck. but concerns that an oil spill could pollute the capital city's drinking water resulted in the pipeline being moved to within a half mile of the standing rock sioux reservation. >> i wish i could be on the front lines. >> reporter: she is a member of the northern cheyenne tribe taking part in the dakota blockade. >> it's not about the greed, it's about the wate

nbc bay area's raj mathai and mark matthews are there as well.ll have live team coverage at the top of the hour. >>> back here in california, two democrats are vying for senator barbara boxer's seat. boxer is retiring. california attorney general kamala harris is up against representative laura san chesz from south even california. both are democrats. the last time california selected a new state senator was back in 1992. >>> kris, marin county in-home health care providers could soon see a boost to their minimum wage. supervisors are considering a plan to like the county's living wage rate to $15 for workers in the in home supportive services program. that would authorizes wage hikes tied to t tied. >>> no charges will be filed against a ucsf surgeon arrested on drug charges. christopher owens was arrested on suspicion of prescribing and selling opioids. yesterday prosecutors say the case is still under investigation. he worked at the university affiliated veterans affairs medical center until ucsf fired him last week. >>> a new discovery in the

i'm mark matthews at city hall we'll have what they said coming up. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. sun setting from our berkley underground camera. even better tomorrow. i have that full forecast and a look ahead at when some rain may return in about seven minutes. remember this guy? he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. and he'll hate it. of the mt deterioted in the >>> this is a dubious list to be on. a new report says bay area highways and roads are some of the most deteriorated in the country. all three of our major cities are on this list. the national transportation research group reports our rough roads are costing each driver a thousand a year in car. and we should add they're sponsored in part by i

reporting from new york, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark.ction results and opinions are flying around social media at a breakneck pace. >> scott budman is here. all eyes on that second screen tonight. >> absolutely, janelle and jessica. it's going to be that way all night. let me show you data from twitter headquarters. this is showing the number of tweets that we've seen through the day. as the polls are starting to close, more people are starting to tweet. we're seeing the volume just go up and up and up. the second map that we've gotten from twitter, a little messier, it shows where the tweets are coming from geographically. the east coast polls, we're starting to see a lot of those shut down. we're seeing most of the tweets there. as our polls close, we'll start to see more out here on the west. back to you. >> thanks, scott reserve another update in about 30 minutes and a full election recap tonight at 11:00. how an allergy to cat dander. there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the all

our own raj mathai and mark matthews are both in new york city following each of the candidates.e'll have a live report starting at :00 a.m. also join our special ed dilgsz of nbc bay area news at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >>> one of the biggest items on the ballot in california is proposition 64. prop 64 would legalize marijuana for people 21 and older. the state could then license, regular and tax marijuana. supporters say it creates a safe and legal system for adult use of marijuana. opponents say there's no way to monitor people for driving under the influence of marijuana and chirp could be exposed to pot advertisements as well. >>> another important measure coming up today, people in three different bay area counties are voting on measure rr. that impacts bart service for san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. it proposes a $3.9 billion bond measure. b.a.r.t. says the measure is needed to keep the transit system as it is. opponents say they're worried because b.a.r.t. has mismanaged its budget in the past. >>> on this election day, the nbc bay area investigative

nbc's mark matthews joins us there. and how is this playing with people in general? >> reporter: just right after donald trump was elected, the mayor and board of supervisors stood inside city hall and promised that they would protect undocumented people in san francisco from the trump administration. david campose says put $5 million up for lawyers, put teeth in that pledge. on the steps of city hall, supervisor david campose reminded them of the mayor's promise. >> you can't on one hand say you're a century city and on the other hand not support a program, a proposal that makes sure that we actually are a sanctuary city. >> reporter: he says the may's been critical of his propose tool spend $5 million a year on lawyers for those facing deportation. the money would fund 10 lawyers in the office of the public defender. >> in the united states right now you could spend months and years in jail without a lawyer. this is a shame and we need to change it. >> reporter: 31-year-old was one of more than a thousand facing deportation two years ago until her cousin got her a

nbc bay area's mark matthews joins us in san francisco. >> reporter: raj, this morning some protesters gathered on sutter street. they're inside the lobby blocking access to the elevators. they say the property owner sdhd police to arrest those protesters. that's what happened. meanwhile, city is refusing to comment on the arrest. their involvement or accessing that dakota pipeline. a crowd of 50 gathered outside the city offices calling for city bank to stop financing the dakota access pipeline. the obama administration has asked construction be halted for the time being. it was originally going to cross the missouri river near bismark. but concerns that an oil spill could pollute the capital city's drinking water resulted to it being moved within half a mile of the standing rock sioux reservation. she's a member of the northern cheyenne tribe taking part in the block aide. >> it's not about the greed of the money for the pipeline. it's about the water. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested about a dozen of the protesters who refused to leave the citi bank lobby. >> it's apparent

nbc bay area's mark matthews got a look at the stark examples today. >> reporter: here's a picture from a photo sharing site of irregularly shaped daisies with the caption fukushima shaped flowers. they sent this to students around the country asking does this provide strong evidence about the conditions near the fukushima plant? there was no proof it was taken even in japan. no proof the plants were exposed to radioactivity. >> there's lots of problems with the post and the vast majority of students notice none of those problems. >> reporter: 80% accepted it as proof. here's an article touting climate change and an advertisement by shell oil talking about climate change. they were asked which one seems more reliable. >> and 70% of the students said that the article sponsored by shell was the more reliable source. >> what drew them in was the it look of the shell ad. it looked professional. one student wrote i think article b is more reliable because it says sponsored by shell and big companies wouldn't just sponsor anything. they surveyed 7800 students and the take away of the vast maj

. >> mark: matthew feeney was already in prison for sexually abusing boys in minnesota. last months, i plead not guilty to the new charge of child rape in norton. local victim was just 14 when he says feeney assaulted him in 2010. his trial is set to start next month. new attics is p.m., a new report shows boston is near the bottom of the list whether it comes to veterans cares. wallet hub claims boston is the fifth worst city for veterans the person finance social network looked at quality of life and economy. some of the top cities for vets are arizona, california, and texas. >> kevin: chilly out there this evening, but clear and dry, and it will be that way tomorrow as well, minus the chilly part, all toe cold when you wake up, because temperatures already dropping interest to the 30's out there, norwood at 35, for instance. hour-by-hour out on cape cod, 30's tonight. notice a slig the sun comes up in the morning. winds shifting around to the south tomorrow, so they'll be rising. a quick rebound tomorrow, but if you're going to be early to the polls, in the 30's, exce

let's bring in mark matthews. a lot morse celebratory mood where mark is. he joins us from donald trump headquarters. >> reporter: raj, it was just unbelievable the celebration here, probably what trump would describe as unbelievable. i spoke a few moments ago with kellyanne conway, asking the campaign manager, how did you pull this off? >> and i think we outworked, outsmarted and sometimes outclassed the competition, we had a much smaller staff, a much smaller budget and an avalanche of criticism every day. but a show of fortitude and resilience. my discovery of the undercover trump voters, it was real, they really took a chance to vote for somebody who'd never been in politics before, never worked in government before. >> reporter: about ten minutes to mid night, pacific time, donald trump walked out on stage and said that hillary clinton had made a call to him conceding, and as trump put it, now that the work of the campaign is over, the work of the movement is just beginning. raj, we'll see how that goes. >> okay, mark. we will. okay. we will see how th

mark: matthew beesley, head of global equities at handers. vonnie: lots more to talk about with matthews, but happening right now, donald trump and mike pence are campaigning in valley forge, pennsylvania. you can watch this on bloomberg as live go. more on politics ahead as both candidates seem to be preparing for a postelection battle. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, counting you down to the european close, 17 minutes away. vonnie: you are mark barton and i am vonnie quinn in new york. becausemove to politics the hillary clinton and donald trump campaigns are gearing up for a close election battle, deploying volunteers and lawyers to monitor polls and possibly challenge election results across the country. trump is speaking live in pennsylvania. joining us is ben bodie of bloomberg politics. staff at there is every election to make sure things are going smoothly. are there many more being hired on each side this year? ben: there is some indication there is. a lot more funding has gone into the republican group. robe

and he said when you see all the signs of matthew 24, mark 13, luke 17 and 21 in connection to these two things, israel is a nation and the taking of jerusalem, that's when i'm coming. we're there! we could go home at any minute and take us out of this mess, even this new election, believe me. oh my. you know we could just give the invitation. wasn't that a great message? that was a great message jack and it lifts our to think that jesus could come at any moment because the signs are all here yes jack. oh rexella this is what i preached 70 years ago on that record. i'm going to make it for the people soon... yes. ... so they have what i said... yes. ... that many years ago and it deals with the four nations just mentioned by the wall street journal... that this is the hour and they say the bombs are coming. prepare to meet god, amos 4:12. well let's prove it rexella. well i did deal with russia already but now the buddy of russia of course is china and they're going to come together and i'd like for you to see what they're doing right now. russia and china digging into latin america:

marks. meaning the brakes were never touched. matthew feldman was nearby when the buses crashed. he tried to help. >> i start running up to the bus. there was a woman in the front. she was yelling. the windshield was down on her. i looked ovo i couldn't tell what was going on with him. severely hurt. >> reporter: blau jones barely avoided being a victim. he and his grandson ride that bus every morning but a late- night change their plant this morning. >> i'm glad we get on that bus. i said, yeah, man. god was looking out for us, for real, man. shawn braxton on the other hand couldn't avoid being a victim. all of a sudden the impact. >> still one of the fortunate ones. >> a block and a half down the street, knowing that people passed away, my heart goes out to the families. you just kind of think it's unfair that i get a chance to walk away and they don't. >> reporter: there was an aide on a school bus who survived the crash with minor injuries. the only passenger on the bus. investigators will lean on her to try to better un authorities have video and data recorders and they will

kathy: a final look at your mark: not nearly as nice on >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight matthew broderick, from the los angeles rams, william hayes and tip. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ? ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thanks for coming. that's very nice. i appreciate it. i'm happy to see you too.

mark and me, sayonara. >> "hardball with chris matthews" is next. >>> the reckoning. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. well, this morning, actually, this monday evening, president barack obama, first lady michelle obama, president clinton, hillary clinton, and chelsea clinton will appear. monday evening's election eve rally is part of a professional get-out-the-vote effort in a state, with pennsylvania, where hillary clinton is protected by an electoral firewall. donald trump and his republicans would need to breach that wall or lose the presidential election on tuesday. that's been my call for weeks. i'm sticking with it. protecting that firewall, block by block, street by street, is the last great political machine in this country. the democratic city committee of philadelphia today i sat inside the room, as u.s. congressman bob britton, the chairman or boss of the philadelphia democratic machine, held their final meeting before election. it's the meet they share in accepting their mission and get the street money to get out

mark "safe", "unsafe" or outside the affected area. you may remember facebook activated the check in during the pulse nightclub shooting and hurricane matthew here in florida. people in cuba have been lining up by the hundreds to say goodbye and mourn the death of fidel castro. photographs of the leader line revolutionary square in havana some have been seen crying and bringing flowers to a memorial.. others say they they are insensitive about his death and have no feelings. castro's death has come just as flights from the u-s to cuba were set to begin. the first u-s flight to havana in more than 50 years landed on monday. passengers applauded as they taxied to the gate. now that you've spent black friday and cyber monday crossing items off your holiday shopping list, it's time to support your favorite tuesday. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at the spca in largo. emerald, this effort is all about taking time to put others before yourself. but a new study shows floridians might not be so good at that. yeah, there's a new study out from wallethub that ranks all 50 states according to how charitable they are...and florida didn't do so

mark and me, sayonara. >> "hardball with chris matthews" is next. >>> the reckoning.hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. well, this morning, actually, this monday evening, president barack obama, first lady michelle obama, president clinton, hillary clinton, and chelsea clinton will appear. monday evening's election eve rally is part of a professional get-out-the-vote effort in a state, with pennsylvania, where hillary clinton is protected by an electoral firewall. donald trump and his republicans would need to breach tha

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connection with any kind of hack attacks but again, that question mark is still very much hanging over this presidential election. >> matthewhance from moscow this morning, thanks so much. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello live in washington. thanks so much for joining me. hillary clinton just minutes from now delivering her concession speech in one of the most historic upsets in modern presidential history. she's due to speak at the bottom of the hour. of course we will carry that live for you. clinton's speech hours after donald trump delivered his own as the nation's next president. his win in a word, stunning, going well past the 270 electoral votes needed, crushing hillary clinton. her supporters stunned and heartbroken after one of the most polarizing presidential races in our lifetime. president obama congratulating trump and due to speak publicly himself later today. a victorious trump changing tone and calling for a divided nation to unite behind his presidency. >> now it's time for america to bind the

until tomorrow, for mark and me, we say to you, sayonara. >> "hardball" with chris matthews is next. >>> faulty tower? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. as barack obama landed in greece, in germany, for his final trip to europe as president of the united states, his successor continued making plans for the kind of commander in chief he will be. in greece, president obama warned about, quote, a crude form of nationalism, taking hold around the world. back home, "the new york times" reports that rudy giuliani is the leading contender to be the next secretary of state. according to the times, mr. giuliani appears to be lobbying aggressively for the state department position. and mr. trump seems inclined to reward his loyalty. another possible choice for the nation's chief diplomat is reportedly john bolton, the former ambassador to the united nations, a man who has called for bombing iran. the basic question is, what will president trump's foreign policy be? trump made his opposition to the stupid wars, as he called them, of the past well known.

for me here in new york and mark up in wisconsin, we say to you, sayonara. >> "hardball" with chris matthews is next. >>> mutual destruction? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. morning in america, this is not. with a week to go and national polls tightening, hillary clinton and donald trump are unloading on each other. the latest "washington post"/abc news poll released today shows trump at 46%, hillary clinton at 45%. trump's gained two points this last week in this poll, while clinton has lost three points. several other recent polls show clinton ahead. both candidates have problems with enthusiasm right now. 53% of trump voters are very enthusiastic about voting for him. just 43% of clinton voters say the same about her. four years ago, president obama and mitt romney were both at 60% in voter enthusiasm. in the final stretch of the campaign, both clinton and trump are trying to drive up each other's negatives. in other words, this is what scorched earth looks like. today, trump tweeted, look at the way crooked hillary is handling the e-mail case an

for me here in new york and mark up in wisconsin, we say to you, sayonara. >> "hardball" with chris matthews's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. morning in america, this is not. with a week to go and national polls tightening, hillary clinton and donald trump are unloading on each other. the latest "washington post"/abc news poll released today shows trump at 46%, hillary clinton at 45%. trump's gained two points this last week in this poll, while clinton has lost three points. several other recent polls show clinton ahead.

until tomorrow, for mark and me, we say to you, sayonara. >> "hardball" with chris matthews is next.ng. i'm chris matthews in washington. as barack obama landed in greece, in germany, for his final trip to europe as president of the united states, his successor continued making plans for the kind of commander in chief he will be. in greece, president obama warned about, quote, a crude form of nationalism, taking hold around the world. back home, "the new york times" reports that rudy giuliani is the leading contender to be the next secretary of state. according to the times, mr. giuliani appears to be lobbying

mark. >>> retailers are prove -- preparing framom last month, getting a pretty big boost from post hurricane matthew on building supplies. >>> and nike is looking at "back to the future" sneakers, priced at $720. when you put your foot in the shoe it lights up and then a pressure sensor will make it tighter. that means the laces on the front sadly are just for decoration but the sneakers will be available to nike+ numbers at two locations in new york city. >> you have to be a super fan to shell out the dough for those . jill, thank you so much. >> your flight to new york will cost less than the shoe. [ laughter ] >>> oklahoma city will rogers world airport running on schedule this morning after a shooting yesterday. gunmen ambushed a southwest airlines employee as he walked to the airport employee parking lot. 52-year-old michael wincer winchester of the kansas city chiefs. you remember the broncos play the chiefs in their next game. all inbound and outbound flights for cancelled and they say the shooter killed himself in a parking lot in the vehicle there. -- in his vehicle there. >>> asking federa

matthew hornbach. next its bloomberg markets. mark barton and vonnie quinn coming up. what's on the show?of abn amro says wind isn't necessarily bad for emerging markets. he said it's too diverse an asset class to avoid generalities. sticking with the bond theme, mutual global investors head of government bonds says there is more to come for global yields. he says refrain from hiking rates in december of midst uncertainty around the economy. a big day for data here in europe. we had eurozone gdp data out of france, germany and italy as well. as well as mark carney's testimony in front of u.k. lawmakers. what a day. what a show. see you in 10 minutes. jonathan: mark barton, vonnie quinn. the european close. coming up, we will hear from dallas fed president robert kaplan, said vice chair stanley fischer, and later this week, janet yellen. we are about 18 minutes into the session. equities in the united states opened lower on the dow. of 2.5 500 a gain points. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: trump tower here in new york city about 20 minutes ago, got a cup of coffee, talked to reporters. he said

from me and mark here on this friday, thank god it's the weekend and sayonara. >>> "hardball" with chris matthewslease stand up? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. well, there have been two big competing messages coming from the president-elect, donald trump. the first is a message of unity and reconciliation. the second message came in a late-night tweet, of course. the next president criticized those thousands of protesters taking to the streets in opposition to his election, and the media, of course, which he accused of inciting those

from me and mark here on this friday, thank god it's the weekend and sayonara. >>> "hardball" with chris matthews starts now. >>> will the real donald trump please stand up? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. well, there have been two big competing messages coming from the president-elect, donald trump. the first is a message of unity and reconciliation. the second message came in a late-night tweet, of course. the next president criticized those thousands of protesters taking to the streets in opposition to his election, and the media, of course, which he accused of inciting those protests. trump wrote, just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the annoyed are protesting. very unfair. well, a few hours later, trump seemed to do a complete 180. he tweeted, "love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud." why is trump still tweeting about his critics and suggesting the media is out to get him? is he like the boxer

above the .500 mark for the first time this season with the guys who could be the ones who help them own the future doing a large share of the work... just before halftime, it's matthew dellavedova on the push, to jabari parker for the hoop and ensuing parker.... moments later, newcomer tony snell sets up giannis antetokounmpo.... the bucks are up a half dozen at intermission, 63 to 57.... 27 points for antetokounmpo, as well... the bucks move out in the second half to the point that first round draft choice thon maker gets the first homecourt run of his career.... and he tosses in a pair of three pointers, much to the delight of his teammates.... the last game of the big league season s progressive field in cleveland... tonight at miller park, the brewers braintrust exchanges ideas with fans during a town hall type get together... "we think about the enthusiasm of this town, the passion of our fan base. the fact that on a rando thursday night in november we have all of these folks out here to talk brewers baseball. i can't imagine what's it going to be like when we get to the world series." from the brewers to joel on brookfield central in a division one state semif

above the .500 mark for the first time this season with the guys who could be the ones who help them own the future doing a large share of the work... just before halftime, it's matthew dellave hoop and ensuing free throw, an old-fashioned three point play.... 27 points for parker.... moments later, newcomer tony snell sets up giannis antetokounmpo.... the bucks are up a half dozen at intermission, 63 to 57.... 27 points for antetokounmpo, as well... the bucks move out in the second half to the point that first round draft choice thon maker gets the first homecourt run of his career.... and he tosses in a pair of three pointers, much to the green bay. menomonee falls and burlington both win. they'll be in the final. that's coming up today. also in soccer marquette high school, victory for racine. congrats to those two teams they are into the state championships. and that's it for us for now. have a fabulous friday. coming up next - half off beer this wee season blowout! the beer garden having an end of season blowout! and- the f-d-a wants to hear what your think of nutella. plus what the company claims more people are using the chocolate-hazelnut food for now. and co

matthew, but 18,000 of those had mismatches. >> certainly if a voter has received word from the supervisor of elections that something needs to be clarified >> in tampa, mark rivera, 10news wtsp. >> election experts say election hotlines are getting so many calls from florida because there has been such an emphasis on a rigged election. track your mail-in ballot online and we posted a link in the story at our 10news 10news at the 10news app. >>> someone lit a church on fire and spray painted the message vote trump side. organizers of the church's gofundme page now say donations have been pouring in from people around the world all from different faiths. >>> chicago is getting ready for a party more than a century in the making. the cubs world series victory parade is tomorrow. the city has been waiting for this one for 108 years. fans have been stopping by wrigley field all day taking pictures and, check it out, they are writing their names in wall. "sports illustrated" turned out its latest issue a full week early to celebrate the cubs win. the cubs victory is hands down the biggest thing you are talking about tonight. we are trying out something new on "

mark and i, we say to you, sayonara. >>>booze over broadway. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. well, donald trump continued meeting with prospective cabinet appointees and others today at trump tower. over the weekend, trump held a series of 21 different meetings at the trump national golf club in bedminster, new jersey. among the prospects, mitt romney, rudy giuliani, retired general james mattis, governor chris christie, scott brown, rick perry, and newt gingrich. but even as president-elect trump foxes on putting together his government, he spent part of the weekend reacting to perceived slights from "saturday night live" and the cast of the broadway musical "hamilton." on friday night, mike pence attended a performance of the popular broadway show. he was greeted by a few cheers and a swell of boos from the audience. [ booing ] >> well, you could hear it there. after the show, one of its stars read a statement to pence written by the show's creator, linwell miranda. here's part of that. >> president-elect pence, we welcome you and we truly thank you for joining us here at h

mark and i, we say to you, sayonara. >>>booze over broadway. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington.p continued meeting with prospective cabinet appointees and others today at trump tower. over the weekend, trump held a series of 21 different meetings at the trump national golf club in bedminster, new jersey. among the prospects, mitt romney, rudy giuliani, retired general james mattis, governor chris christie, scott brown, rick perry, and newt

. >> chris matthews, we'll see you tonight on "hardball" and throughout our election coverage. let's bring in senior political editor mark murray at the maps, and from the trail in jacksonville, florida, where trump is expected to hold a rally this hour, national correspondent and overjoyed cubs fan, peter alexander. congratulations, peter. and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt in winterville, north carolina, where hillary clinton will be speaking later today. first, peter, to you, donald trump's strategy going in here, let's say that, you know, he's got a battle of -- a battle map that doesn't look great for him. the democrats still believe they have the wind behind him but he's closing the polls and this fbi issue is resonating. >> that's exactly right. i spoke to campaign aides earlier this morning and they said they were encouraged by some of the new polling that shows a tightening race in places like colorado and new hampshire. places i'm sure you'll talk about in a moment. as we've been with him over the course of the last several days, what resonates most with these folks have been attacks on, among other t

matthew. some people called him red. he was well known to the business owners and a number of the local locals we talked to say they have known him for years. there are marks on the building where he was set on fire. we are about to show you some disturbing video. this happened november 6 around 10:00 at night. investigators say the suspect came out of nowhere and set matthew on fire. act actually put out the flames. the suspect then grabbed some burning trash to reignite matthew. it appears to be a random act of extreme violence that has affected both people who knew matthew and law enforcement. >> never asked anybody for nothing. he just sat there and minded his own business. like i said, a lot of people knew him around here. so, everybody around here took it pretty hard. >> it was pretty awful to see that video. i have to tell you. and, what we saw is nobody should have to endure that. >> reporter: the suspect is described as stocky build between five foot ten and six feet tall. the most significant identifying mark is the sweatshirt that says cross fit rebok on it. anyone can information is asked to call the adams county sheriff office. it is is a pret

mark sloweder. he is with pittman and serzan is we report on the work you men and women do. it's extraordinary work. traveled to assist in the recovery efforts from hurricane matthew correct? >> that's correct. >> you can tell me about that. >> our team went to fwlor darks georgia and south carolina in efforts to help the people down there. >> and it's got to be touch. you go into a situation that is typically very bad. >> yes, we worked really hard to train and overcome those situations captain you travel todd napal can you tell me about that the. >> we actually responded and got into country with staged at the embassy and working with the locals primarily nepales army and involved in rescue. >> pittman and angus did they travel on the rescues as well. >> they're our companions, our work partners. >> they're beautiful dogs. and the training that they receive. how long does it train up a dog to be a partner for one of you? months or so and begin training. it's time consuming we spend quite a bit of time working with them we cannot do it out teamwork of our peers. >> thanksgiving can be tough for you guys you never know when you're called on to leave quickly someti