matt martin gets the party started right, 1-0 maple leafs. skip ahead to the third, 2-0 leafs. number one pick from june's draft, austin matthews, continues to impress. this his ninth goal of his rookie campaign, toronto takes the 3-0 lead. then tom wilson takes a loss in this fight. caps fall 4-2. 9-8-4 on the year. >>> wizards hosting the spurs. brad lie fields continuing his hot streak averaging 26 in the five games since coming back from injury. 25 tonight for him. wizards down one. jonathan simmons playing above the rim. spurs up 14 after three. fourth quarter, spurs flexioning their muscle. david lee with the block. on the other end simmons again harassing. all five busy zards starters scored in double figures. spurs win 112-100. >>> seventh-ranked virginia playing providence in the emerald coast classic. cavaliers graduated 14 seniors last year. london perez is clearly the leader this year. alley-oop to isaiah wilkins. next possession, perez showing off the range. 11 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists for him. second half. francis to darius thompson. he had 11. virginia 6-0 o

plus, the annoyance of my friend, matt -- matt: because i enjoy talking to martin gilbert, and he is in dublin yet. guy: lufthansa -- you are grounded, you can't go anywhere. matt: well, essentially, i will be grounded if i plan to fly anywhere within germany on tuesday, because lufthansa how it's will strike again on tuesday. if i wanted to fly my dog back to new york, i wouldn't be able to do it with lufthansa on wednesday because they are striking on wednesday for long-haul. however i found a solution, because last week when they struck, i took the intercontinental express train system here in germany, absolutely luxurious compared to air travel. guy: and very dog friendly. matt: an dog friendlyd, yes. guy: anybody that follows him on twitter will know that's very important. i have to say, the german team that came to germany was less than pleased with the performance of lufthansa. it did mess up their schedules. coming up the market open,. a 50 week, what's going on -- a busy week, lots going on. we are heading toward the payroll number. , the dollar is softer this morning ftse su

matt: we have just broken these headlines. martinsident of the european parliament, has won't run for another term as president of the ep, but in said he will return to german politics and obviously the speculation is that he will try to give angela merkel a run for her money as chancellor. she has announced she will run for a fourth term, but we should point out, there are other people who want to throw their hat into the ring as chancellor. there is sigmar gabriel, olaf scholz, and other people it could be. your point was a very good one. these people have been there for a long time. sigmar gabriel could have contested angela merkel in the past and failed to do so. they need fresh blood in the opposition. scholz must have gone to sigmar gabriel and said, if we are going to do this and i am going to quit, then i need you to commit to me, being the person who is going to take us forward and towards that big fight with angela merkel. i find it stunning he would make this move without that kind of guarantee coming through from gabriel.

matt: they are describing it as a small business fire. it is on martin luther king jr. drive and 4th street. it looks like they have the fire both directions. matt salemme, back to you. ben: thank you. later today, the former milwaukee police officer accused of sexual assault will be back in court. tim elliott is in the wisn 12 news room with more on the case. jim: dominique heaggan-brown is scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. earlier this week, the department fired him. and last night, the milwaukee fire and police commission made it official that heaggan-brown is no longer on the force. in october, as sexual assault. prosecutors say he may have assaulted four people since 2015. heaggan-brown is also the officer who shot sylville smith back in august, sparking days of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. the district attorney hasn't decided yet if heaggan-brown will face charges for smith's death. if convicted on the sexual assault charges, he could spend melinda: thank you. the candidates for the white house are making their final appeal to voters, and wi

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matt makens explains how this is like going from sd to hd. years of work from hundreds of people folks right here in denver. the latest in weather satellite technology was still at lockheed martin with the simple purpose in mind, protecting all of us. >> is not that our existing satellites are bad, but since the 1970s, technology has come a long way. consider -- , the first boat versions of the >> much better quality -- >> technology evolves -- >> from 22,000 feet, the goes r will be able to track weather conditions like never before. five times faster, four times were detailed and three times the waist with the earth. for colorado, this will be vastly improved forecast in quicker warnings of severe weather. >> the satellite will be in orbit in one week and then we'll go undergo testing for the next six months. another satellite is the finnish right now at denver's lockheed martin and will launch in 2018. personnel of the turkey is not going to be dinner on thanksgiving. if you are turkey, this is a scary time to be living in america. in arkansas there is a 20-pound turkey named pursilla is becoming a thanksgiving blessing. >> she is a therapy turkey. just like a therapy dog, p

including our interview with sir martin sorrell. ♪ matt: i am matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ fromet: we are alive bloomberg world headquarters in new york for the next hour. plus, covering stories from mexico city, london, and tokyo. u.s. stocks are rallying as investors digest the surprise outcome of the election. plunging on speculation donald trump and the gop controlled congress will be good for business. promised to up and global trade, threatening to withdraw from nafta and block ttp. what heask carlos thinks about the plan. saying the u.s. election outcome is effectively a second brexit. how does the leader manage his company in these uncertain times? we are one hour from the close of trading. julie hyman is here. we have rallied and held onto the gains. highs of the the session. a three-day gain now for the major average. sincet we have seen september and the largest over three days that we have seen since june. we should offer a caveat. do not judge a whole trump tenure by today's action. the action following election day does not ne

plus at 8:30, we speak to the cfo of land securities, martin greenslade, about earnings in the impact of brexit on real estate. ♪ mattthis is the open. german drugmaker merck has raised its earnings forecast after posting a 24% growth in third-quarter profits. joining us now is the company's cfo. marcus, thank you so much for joining us. you beat on eps, you came in line with sales, but most importantly, you raised your outlook for the full year. that is a good thing for the near-term. i wonder how worried you are, considering the u.s. election results about trade. are you concerned that it could affect you in 2017 and beyond? >> good morning. honestly, we are not particularly worried about the outcome of the elections in the u.s. the people have voted, and we are accepting the result of the vote. and actually, we do not see significant impact on our business. the u.s. is a very important country for us. we have 25% of our sales in 20% of our people located in the united states. to believe that the u.s. will be a very important country, and a very fair and good trading partner for us. guy: markets, what are your big

martin or mcdonald. atlanta has some injuries, too, at running back and tight end, but they still have matt ryan, and he's been going off with some big numbers lately. >> i think they're playing a lot more efficiently. they're one of the top if not the best offense in the nfl. they're throwing it around the yard. i think matt is doing a very good job of distri so it's going to be a big challenge for us. we have got to play our best game to get the outcome that we want on defense, that is for sure. >> but just like the buccaneers, we have to make a quick turnaround on our bucs pick this week. i do like the bucs in points. think we have this. if they're right, we'll be 7-0 spread. the gators are all smiles after taking care of georgia. now it's a road trip to arkansas. this is not game to be taken lightly. in fact, this is a game that head coach jim says will test whether the team is focused in the moment or looking ahead. >> that's why i moment to define what we're all about. i like where this team is at. here's this next step that we need to take to kind of solidify where our program is a little bit, and

matt ackland "fox5". talk us to. >> election officials in wisdom of the presidential results in the badger state. >> former green party candidate jill stein asked for the recount in wisdom martin and plans to do the same in two other states. and hillary clinton is now joining the effort. and that's not sitting well with the president-elect. we'll hear more from fox news brian yennis. >> hillary clinton officially joining fight to revisit voting totals in wisdom martin, saying her team is participating because they have an obligation to the voters. green party candidate jill stein and clinton's camp saying it's also on board if stein also follows through are recount requests in michigan and pennsylvania and two other states pivotal to trump victory on election night and staunchest democrats concede this will likely not change results of election. >> of course it's a process it's a legal right. it's not a big deal. i don't think anybody secretary clinton or anybody else thinks there will be pro found changes we'll see wh >> prior to the election a majority of trump's voters believe the elections were rigged and minority of clinton voters think it was rigged and let's show it was

martin luther king drive for a run or bike ride. >>> behind bars without entering a prison. pennsylvania families can visit locked up loved ones with a camera and microphone. nbc 10's mattelucia found hour this worked. >> inside you won't find a prison cell, just a room with couch and tv. myra thinks of it as a second home. >> makes me feel as though i'm sitting in my living room actually talking to my son. >> her son convicted of first degree murder, he's serving a life sentence at the state prison 100 miles northwest of philadelphia. >> sometimes i don't feel good, you know, and i don't feel like that two hour, three-hour bus ride. >> that's what myra gaskin did for more than 20 years until this came along. >> it helps me to see him more than i would. >> virtual visitation program started five years ago through department of correction and scotland security services. once a month for $20, families can sit down and talk. >> with the technology now, it's not just writing of a letter and waiting five or six days for it to return. >> it's like he's right there. >> susan watches over the program in philadelphia. she showed us how it works since he wasn't allowed to take pa

matt romney and informal adviser to speaker ryan. representing the democratic side, the former tennessee congressman, harold ford. and the former deputy campaign manager for martina craddick campaign and senior adviser to moveon.org. john: this is the room -- mark: you want trump to win, you want from to lose will stop what have you heard in the last round of data that lead you to believe trump has a chance? guest: i think you saw state polls tightening and the enthusiasm gap. you always want to have enthusiasm on your side when the race is tight. we are about to find out if it's going to be tight or not tight. i think clinton had momentum and that momentum slowed down with the us the eye story, but i don't think it slowed down enough and that chapter seems to have closed. i think we see lots of evidence of tremendous infrastructure, clinton blount -- clinton ground operations, it is pretty extorted. all the power video -- powerful video that you see of rallies -- there's a lot going on at those rallies -- i don't think there's a correlation between what's going on with that and turning out the voters will stop i think the clinton campaign has the infrastructure