mark thompson gets the carry again. next generation of five-star recruits on the field now. >> gary: that's right, and there's going to be 25 more coming this year, of course. a process. one of nick saban's favorite phrases. >> verne: third down, two. final 35 seconds of the 25th s.e.c. championship game. and the alabama crimson tide are going to take a 5-4 lead in this head to head. look at nick, pumping his fist. he is really, really happy with this one, and here is his former offensive coordinator, jim nk elwane. -- his former offensive coordinator, jim mcelwain. >> verne: let's go down to allie, who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, congratulations on your third straight s.e.c. championship title. what a well rounded effort with six different players scoring. how impressed were you with the full team effort? >> i was proud of the way our guys came out in the second half and played. we didn't start out well but this is a great win for our team. these players really deserve this by going undefeated this year. i was

taking voting power away from the white precincts is the quickest way the do that. >> back with us mark thompsoneaction to o'reilly's take on the electoral college. >> first of all, i know we're not in the same place exactly right now. and i thought i saw an image on the screen where donald trump was suggesting he did something sophisticated. did i get that right? did i see that correctly? >> yes, you did. >> yeah, that's ridiculous. and i think that we are at a place now, lawrence, and again, i've been moved by this process. i wasn't someone who was always ready to say abolish electoral college. more and more information, the argument has been that without the electoral college and only a popular vote that people would ignore the smaller states and only campaign in the big ones. and i've been moved from that as well. this very election makes the strongest case in history why the electoral college is obsolete and should be abolished. and as you say, when the founding fathers put it in place, there was no intention for americans to elect the president directly. and we also know some of it has its

ceo mark thompson joins us to set the record straight. political volatility? we will look at why investors are taking it all in stride. close one hour from the of trading. with the check on the markets with julie. julie: it is particularly green it is particularly green for the nasdaq because the nasdaq did poor last week. it's bouncing back the most this week. the dow and s&p are hanging onto gains as well. the outcome in italy was perhaps priced in. these service report came out better than estimated. if you look at the individual stocks, amazon is the best contributor on the s&p 500 today. the company is experimenting with an actual bricks and mortar grocery store. checkedd not actually out. there would be sensors for what you put in your cart and there would be no lines or checkouts and it would just be charged to your amazon account. looks like investors are intrigued by that idea. bank of america and jpmorgan are gaining along with bond yields. if you look at how this translates into groups, financials are one of the best performing

mark thompson has more. battle between left and right with both sides pulling punches. robert hoffer and his liberal opponents in the polls ahead of sunday's austrian election, in their last debate the pair clashed over the incoming u.s. president, tackling the country's finances and their respective stances on the european union. >> victory makes him the first far right leader in the european union. he narrowly won a runoff vote in maine but the result was scrapped. the debate ended with both men offering their hopes for the election. [speaking foreign language] reporter: the role of presidents in austria is ceremonious. -- is mostly ceremonial. anchor: the west african nation of gambia -- this after the countries oppositionommission candidate beat the longtime ruler with a margin of around 9% in the presidential vote. news of that victory brought jubilant crowds out on the street. is one of the most seismic political upsets. thousands of pro-opposition reporters took to the streets of the capital on friday in celebration that a new president was announced. they have a

annette: mark thompson on the death of george michael.ing on -- russian authorities are saying either pilot error or a technical fault is likely to be the cause of sunday's plane crash over the black sea. all 92 people on board the military aircraft died when it crashed two minutes after taking off from sochi airport. in the last hour or so, rescue workers have retrieved parts of the fuselage and the bodies of passengers, including dozens of members of the famed red army choir. our correspondent reports. >> over 30,000 rescue workers continue to calm the waters of the black sea, where the plane crashed sunday minutes after takeoff. all 92 people on board are believed to have died. divers have recovered around a dozen bodies as well as fragments of the aircraft. but there is still no sign of the plane's black boxes, which could help confirm the cause of the crash. a state commission is carrying out an investigation, and russia's transport minister has ruled out terrorism. >> the reason for the crash could be a technical fault or a pilot er

it wouldn't become find that is be confined. >> mark thompson, tara mckay, jeff dyer, frankie watkinsless we repeal the law, we will do our best. there you are. >> before your opening remarks and impose costs given intelligence community on october 7th, was confident the russians had tried to interfere in the election. how has the us government imposed costs on the russians, and continued interest in congress and investigating senators for the president last week asking to classify more information about what the russians were doing, and more regulation. >> the intelligence community is looking at that. first and foremost, the intelligence community as it was in terms of the first stable in october because you want to do so, very attentive to not disclosing methods that may appear to identify and attribute malicious actors in the future. what i would also say is the president directed the intelligence community to discuss a full review of what happened during the 2016 election process. to capture lessons learned from that and report to a range of stakeholders, this is consistent with

mark thompson/par ent 26:41, "pretty unfortunate if they have to close... we don't want that at all."the district says nothing is finalized. school leaders have to determine the cost per student... and how closing a school may save money for the district. for many ainsworth parents the process can be frustrating. mark: 26:45, 'it would be nice to see everyone get along.. this school year, the district says it was forced to cut $500,000 from its annual budget, because of a lack of state funding. in 2015, the district asked school to replace old school buildings in ainsworth and riverside. the school district says this would have saved the district $250,000 a year. but voters rejected the proposal. mark: 26:59, "it would have been nice to see central side i believe it would have been in everyone's best interest." standup: some parents say this possible school closure is a long time coming. just this year the school combined the fourth and fifth grades. and parents say many fewer. the district plans to discuss the school's closure at the next several board mee

chairman, and also mark thompson will be our guest. busy day. s bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: the sun is the sending in london. i am mark barton. julie: let's head back to abigail doolittle. she is looking at bank financials leading the gains. we have bank of america, citigroup, and jpmorgan trading sharply higher. jpmorgan is hitting a new record high. in the dowd high today. interestingly we do have a bit of a contrarian call coming out of the investment bank. analysts saying you want to book gains at this point. in etf up 10% from the election bid investors are loving these banks. behind us, the move higher in yield. we had the 10 year yield up 10 basis points. this is also true over europe. 4723. we have the ftse bank index in white. yield. we have the they are trading in tandem. despite political uncertainty over in europe with the brexit and italy, we do have banks and yields climbing higher. much yieldse how are going higher and influencing sector movement. -- sector movement, we take a look at the financials versus the utilities. financials have p

i am mark thompson. a project but i am the host of make it plain on serious xm. we are broadcasting live right now i'm serious xm progress. this is being heard. c-span is here. i will let you know at the we do have commercial breaks. you will be affected by them here. unless we take a break and come back in one of the speakers is in the middle of speaking. and one of the speakers in the middle of speaking, i may need to reset you andriy introduce you. everybody knows her voice. even the ready audience. without delay, we want to bring who envisioned this think tank. he also envisioned the state of the race conference in 1984. this is a way to bring us all together for the sake of unity and self-determination. he was one of the organizers of the film we just saw. the 1972 plaque political convention in gary, indiana. candidate for president himself in 1990 two. he managed the campaign of jesse jackson in 1984 and 1988. he was a distant was professor in your college in the city of new york. he is the president and founder of the institute of the black world. please

. >>> joining me now are mark thompson, rebecca sindbrind, and katherine mayhueward. >> katherine, i'll start with you. friday morning shortly after morning joe reported an arms race comment. matt lauer asked sean spicer for clarification. take a listen and then we'll talk. >> if there's going to be an arms race. >> there's not going to be. here's the point. he's going to ensure that other countries get the message that he's not going to sit back and allow it. what's going to happen is they will come to their senses and we will be just fine. >> what's your take? how should the media, if you will, cover discrepancies like this? >> i think it's tempting to overread trump's tweets because that seems to be the place he's communicating most directly and the place he's communicating most frequently, but the effort to parse each and every word might lead us to think there's more settle and definitive policy change choice than there is. i think he was saying i'm going to be tough. that's what people like to hear from him. i don't think it gives us information about what his foreign policy is go

jeff mason of reuters, mark thompson and phil rucker of the post and i want to disabuse you of the idea that it is a boys club. i noticed that all the questioners are men. not a good thing. let me ask you about the transition. ,olitico reported that president-elect trump's landing has been in place for a while. not all of them the necessary security clearance but have you met your successor, how is the effort going to transfer the body of knowledge from you and whoever is going to be responsible for this on january 20. lisa: i have not met my successor. my successor has not been named yet. i am eager to sit down with that person. this role as many of you know is one that wrepost 9/11 environment and was specifically called by the bush administration and this administration to have one person focused on homeland security, counterterrorism with direct immediate access to the president. when i go upstairs 50 paces from my cave office in the west wing up to the oval office the president knows it is something ,ad has happened quite frankly domestically usually or 2 us u.s. persons abroad. th

with some advice, i'm joined by mark thompson, and author of the book.have met our full screen, "how to make white people laugh." let's talk about what the voters themselves should do. jimmy, give some advice to the democratic voter feeling sad, but who wants an action plan for themselves over the next four years. >> well, i think you have to just be as educated as you possibly can. a highly educated voter is a good voter. a noneducated voter is not a good voter, as we have seen. but in order for someone to become educated about who they're going to vote for, you have to give them a reason to do that. so, i mean, listen, i think voting was down something like 1% this time off of 2012, we had certain groups that didn't show up. we didn't give them a reason to show up. that's not a dig on hillary clinton, simply a fact of life. and if you want people to actually be involved in their civics -- we don't even teach civics, maria. we don't even teach kids what civics is. or -- civics are. so you have to give them a reason to like their government, to like saus

. -- of the things we have to david: that was mark thompson. mr. trump andt his dealings with mr.rump and how he's very different behind the scenes where he is -- then where he is publicly jonathan:. the price a prize. i wonder if those two are actually best friends in a way that you keep. president-elect trump gets to bash the sky and at the same time he gets the biggest ad campaign the new york times has ever had for free. his base is loving the bashing of the new york times. and by the way, their stock is well off. alix: it has soared since the election. time warner and new york times saw huge jump. line is new york times normalized from when the election took place and the white line is time warner. you had the at&t merger hanging in the balance. be pretty ironic if donald trump saved new york times. of thet could be one largest and most influential offices in his administration. former congressional budget office director on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak. coming up in the next hour, tim harper. ♪ breaking news. verizon is telling its data ce

thompson's wild attempt is off the mark.in this one. >>> it is game day for the eagles and a win today in cincinnati would propel the birds towards a week 14 show down with washington. >> hey, the eagles have arrived here in cincinnati. take a look. you see nelson agholor here? he's expected to play. jordan matthews is questionable with that ankle sprain. he is going to try to give it a go in warmups. the eagles have lost six of eight games. >> this is definitely a must-win for us. >> if we just keep chopping away and just go out there and play ball. >> the eagles are 9-1. in cincinnati, ohio, i'm john clark. >>> on the ice the flyers hosted the blackhawks here at the wells fargo center. have a look at him on the bench enjoying the action. blackhawks took the lead. his second of the season and the rookie wasn't done. he did it again 30 seconds later. this time with the wrister finds the back of the net. flyers take the lead 2-1. teammates loving it on the bench. >>> villanova fell to south dakota state. where things come fro

thompson's wild attempt is off the mark. celtics prevail in this one. >>> it is game day for the eagles and a win today in cincinnati would propel the birds towards a week 14 show down with washington. >> hey, the eagles have arrived here in cincinnati. take a look. you see nelson agholor here? he's expected to play. jordan matthews is questionable with that ankle sprain. he is going to try to give it a go in warmups. the eagles have lost six of eight games. >> this is definitely a must-win for us. >> if we just keep chopping away and gijust go out there and pla ball. >> the eagles are 9-1. in cincinnati, ohio, i'm john clark. >>> on the ice the flyers hosted the black haurhawks here at thes fargo center. have a look at him on the bench enjoying the action. blackhawks took the lead. his second of the season and the rookie wasn't done. he did it again 30 seconds later. this time with the wrister finds the back of the net. flyers take the lead 2-1. teammates loving it on the bench. >>> villa know va well to south dakota state.

thompson's wild attempt is off the mark. celtics prevail in this one. a tight one, 107-106. about the eagles? a win tomorrow would pull the birds 6-6 and propel them towards a nfc east show down with washington. but birds-bengals. john clark. >> reporter: the eagles have arrived in cincinnati. take a look. the big question is nelson aguilar. he's expected to play. he did not practice on friday but he is going to try to give it a go in warm up. the eagles have lost six of eight games. i asked wendell smallwood if this is a must win? >> it's definitely a must win. if we just keep chopping away, go out there and play ball. >> the eagles are 9-1 verse this is afc since 2014. that's the best interconference record over that span. in cincinnati ohio, i'm john clark, csn. >> to the ice. the flyers hosted the blackhawks this afternoon. goldy, cory crawford was ruled out due to an emergency apen dectomy. here on the bench, taking it all in. helping out with the selfie during the action. maybe mannequin challenge. standing still there. blackhawks took the lead in the first and that wi

>>mark: dropping 22 points klay thompson who led a points and the game at 30 the warriors outscored minnesota points that led to the come back when 11621 08 will play in a war was a dancer pelican's mar my >>mark: 23 to 17 the now lost the 49 as lost one in 12 and the season they played the falcons following this morning... one person is shot in the head while sitting in his car in santa rosa... anny hong is at the breaking news desk with the details. james weather tease. >>mark: the woman's rally continue with the dow and s&p once again is opening up above against the 19,700 mark the freeways ok we attract a major accident >>robin winston: major injuries are reported we're not sure how long considered is a mark the street instead of out a line that will give you access as we receive more information from the oakland police department would definitely passed on as far as the rest of the bay area no major problems on the freeway and >>james: the city live up behind are some clouds overhead we're looking at the most the crowd start here is what we are seeing on the radar view of the house all a

thompson's wild attempt is off the mark. celtics prevail in this one. >>> it is game day for the eagles and a win today in cincinnati would propel the birds towards a week 14 show down with washington. >> hey, the eagles have arrived here in cincinnati. take a look. you see nelson agholor here? he's expected to play. jordan matthews is questionable with that ankle sprain. he is going to try to give it a go in warmups. the eagles have lost six of eight games. >> this is definitely a must-win for us. >> if we just keep chopping away and just go out there and play ball. >> the eagles are 9-1. in cincinnati, ohio, i'm john clark. >>> on the ice the flyers hosted the blackhawks here at the wells fargo center. crawford was ruled out due to an emergency appendectomy. have a look at him on the bench enjoying the action. his second of the season and the rookie wasn't done. he did it again 30 seconds later. this time with the wrister finds the back of the net. flyers take the lead 2-1. teammates loving it on the bench. >>> villanova f

thompson's wild attempt is off the mark. 107-106. >>> game day for the eagleeagle.irds and bengals at 1:00. john clark is in snacincinnati h more on the team. >> hey, the eagles havere in ci. the big question is at receiver. you see nelson agholor here? he's expected to play. jordanioble with that ankle sprain. he did not practice on friday but he is going to try to give it a go in warmups. >> yeah. this is definitely a must win for us. >> we've been at highs and lows but if we just keep chopping away, keep the main thing the main thing and just go out there and just play ball. >> the eagles are 9-1. that's the best interconference record in the nfl over that span. >> on the ice the flyers hosted the blackhawks here at the wells fargo yesterday afternoon. chicago's goalie kroufcrawford ruled out due to an emergency ap p ap pen detect my. done. liked it to much he 30 seconds later. first career two-goal game for the d man. teammates loving it on the that is your look at sports. >>> the christmas tree is now lit just outside of the church of the nativity in bethlehem

thompson. has the santa rally skidded to a halt? the dowjones is in touching distance of the historic 20,000 mark, but can it hit the top spot before christmas? live from london, that's our top story on thursday 23rd december. us markets have closed at record highs 17 times since donald trump won the presidential election. we'll ask an expert if the run is set to continue. and a view on the latest trump appointments, as ever controversial. and a view on the latest trump appointments, as ever controversial. a lump of coalfor alibaba! the chinese e—commerce giant has been placed on the us list of notorious companies. we'll cross live to asia for the latest. here, the markets lower slightly, we talk you through the winners and the losers. and we'll be getting festive with fortnums. the boss of iconic food & drink retailer fortnum and mason will be here to give us the inside track on the busiest time of the year. and new research says using facebook and twitter at christmas will make you more miserable than merry. so we want to know — are you taking a break from social media this holiday period? if so, don't do it yet! let us know. jus

thompson is the 68th player in the nba history he to reach the 60-point mark and the first since koberyant's final game last season. four players scored 60 points more than once, wilt chamberlain did that 32 times in his career including a 100-point game. >> you already knew that, didn't you? >> i didn't. >> about wilt chamberlain. >> did not know that. it's a big deal. >> good fun. >> you went to the knicks? >> i he wewent to the knicks. >>> still to come, top stories including amazon trying to revolutionize the grocery business. >>> later today, complete coverage from the goldman sachs financial conference, among the guests he'll speak to, brian moynihan, tstay tuned you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning. know quid pro quo, the ceo just went to -- a lot of rhyming words in this one. that's why it's such a bad one. the ceo who went toe to toe with donald trump about keeping jobs in the u.s. speaks out to cnbc. >>> a grocery game changer, amazon looks to revolutionize one of the world's oldest businesses. details coming up. >>> and the top trending headlines i

mark carpenter.is still blown away at how it all happened. >> reporter: magical night. >> reporter:going into this season, many thought thompson would have toust his game since kevin durant is now on the team. it seems, he is doing just fine.and not missing a beat. >> reporter:can't say it enough. >> reporter:thompson dropped a career-high 60-points last night against the pacers. even more impressive is how efficient this performance >> reporter:he did it on 21- of-33 shooting and played only 29-minutes. making him the first player in the shot clock era to score that many points in under 30-minutes. >> reporter:another mind boggling stat is that he only dribbled the ball 11- times. and his points were a product of moving without the ball. the splash brother talked about his night after the game. >> reporter:now switching to a team that's had a difficult time scoring any points. the 49ers announced today that colin kaepernick remains their starting quarterback. >> reporter:this comes after a brutal outing in chicago where kaep.threw for only 4- yards on 1-of-5 passing. those kind of numbers put him on the bench in the 4th quarter. niners hav

life in the art package this >>mark: the dead the warehouse fire we hear from friends about how they remember the victims after the great and historic night for klay thompson the back of has begun 537 on this tuesday. didn't ims >>james: is getting picked up by a system dropping from the gulf of alaska >>darya: made history and their and attendance the whole lot of winners the warriors shooting guard scored 40 in the first half alone he finished with 62 points connected on eight three- pointers and play the whole game he's played the fourth quarter fell with high-scoring game for any war here in over 42 years they crushed the pacers >>mark: that will be a big matchup taking a look at the continuing the latest on the investigation into the warehouse fire after the break we will hear from people live near the area and hear what they are saying about the warehouse. >>mark: we learn more about the people who died in have fire 36 bodies have been recovered and 33 victims have been identified >>robin winston: the commune was off to a great star we haven't found any hot spots if you're about to hit the road the ride on the san mateo bridge yes is calling guest in

thompson last night not only scored a perm career high in points, he also hit the high mark for any playere season. klay, dare i say could have scored 100 points. he scored 60 points before the third quarter was complete. minute 22 thompson left the game. he did not even return. 60 point in 29 minutes. first since berry. take a look at major league baseball. we are going to see the logo of apparel under armour, interestingly, under armour will not be the sole benefactor of this deal. financially it's a ten-year contract. underarmor is going to be setting up and fanatics. harper will become free agent of 2018 season and as of now that will be the stay with the washington nationals. officials told usa today, the club is preparing for life without brice. ten years and $400 million. that's big-time money for major league baseball. jon: i'm thinking that's a new york yankee logo that belongs in his head pretty soon. >> in the end unless there's outrageous tv contracts or prices are going to go up, somebody has to pay for it. bryce harper might be out of his mind or set a new standard. jon: is h

mark segraves, news 4. >>> news 4's i-team scott macfarlane was first to report on twitter the businessman at the center of jail today. jeffrey thompson admitted that he set up a $660,000 slush fund that helped vincent gray in the mayor's race. thompson spent three months in federal prison in kentucky. now he'll have three months' confinement at his washington home. he was also fined $10,000. several others who worked on gray's campaign pled guilty to felonies. gray was never charged. >>> developing now in mexico, a bird's-eye view of that fireworks market just a short time after it exploded. now 31 people are known dead. 12 are missing. dozens injured. several children are among the victims. authorities have not yet said what may have caused the explosion that also damaged nearby homes. today, workers were combing through the debris. deadly fireworks explosions are not that uncommon in mexico. this is the third explosion at that market in just the past 11 shortly afterwards. the city is known as the fireworks capital of mexico. the explosives are an important part of the local economy. >>> there is an urgent manhunt under way oversea

thompson has more. >> reporter: what a way to say good-bye. the waterford crystal ball a kaleidoscope of color at dress rehearsal. tonight's minute long journey down the flagpole marking the end of 2016 and the beginning of 2017. making memories for a lifetime. >> we always said on our 40th if we didn't make it before then, we were going on our 50th. so the year we both turned 50, that was the plan. >> reporter: though police say there is no direct terror threat, security will be plentiful and visible. the new york city police department putting 7,000 officers in the area. building what it hopes is an inpenetrable perimeter. with 65 sand trucks, and 100 other blocker vehicles, to stop deadly truck attacks that ruined holiday celebrations in nice, france, and berlin. along with bomb detecting canine units and police in tactical gear, there will also be plain clothes police officers mingling with the crowd, and eyes watching from rooftops and choppers. >> i think they need to do something to keep the people safe and still have something that is joyous as new year's. >> reporter: efforts repeated around the united states and around the world, from sydney's iconic harbor

thompson is editor of the new yorker magazine website. second day in a row at the table. must be big. how important is? >> a huge about-face for markbook said these are the first things we are introducing and work until we think we have solved this >> how did it go from it's not a problem and up to the consumer that now, oh, no, houston, we have a problem and need to do something? what happened? >> i think facebook was in denial and they were in denial this is a problem. they weren't really looking, they didn't really know about it. and then donald trump was elected and facebook said, wait a second. did we have something to do with that? most of the people at facebook, you know, aren't personally supportive of donald trump. they saw this happen. they saw their role. and they said, wait a second. let's fix this. not because we need to elect more democrats and fewer republicans but because we contributed to a somewhat toxic election and we shouldn't have that happen again. >> do you think it will work and how will they determine if it's working? what are the metrics of success? >> so i think it will work on a subset of the problem. t

thompson. has the santa rally skidded to a halt? the dowjones is in touching distance of the historic 20,000 mark, but can it hit the top spot before

fisher's on screen brother mark hamill tweeting this if 2016 couldn't get any worse, sending our love to carrie fisher. >> derek thompsonbuy a gun and discussing plans to carry out a lone wolf attack saying they have been watching 30-year-old thompson for two years now. documents show he searched midnight mass and which guns were most powerful. frightening stuff. >> mainstream media going nuclear over the president-elect's tweets. >> trump this morning is sparking fears of a new nuclear arms race with just 140 characters. >> making policy over twitter is usually disruptive. >> but our next guest says wait a second. it actually works. >> and a group of officers hailed as heroes after saving a man from a burning car wreck. the extraatic rescue caught on camera ♪ bethlehem ♪ hac over in core rea i wish a happy holidays to all my family back in the u.s. love you all ♪ my deep and dreamless sleep ♪ the silent stars move by. ♪ ♪ get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. family road trip! fun! check engine. not fun! but, you've got hum. that's like driving with this gu