michael f.: big letters. michael d.: big letters. it's just inevitable. if it can include every president from harry truman to richard nixon so barack obama so jimmy carter, surely there's room for donald trump. we've talked about the extent to which president obama has tried to both publicly and privately tried to support the incoming president. in public with meetings and in private with more phone calls than i think they've both let on. president-elect trump told us in an interview we did a few weeks ago, i felt a chemistry with president obama. that was not a chemistry he felt before he was elected but something about stepping into the job of the man who's had it and wearing the mantle and bearing the burdens does change you. while i don't think president obama has become a big fan of donald trump's in the last month, it's to he is credit that he's tried to offer help, guidance, and assistance. the teams are working together. there have been some more meetings between the west wing staff coming in to the extent that they've eached that and the one tha

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a week f >>> michael finney wants to hear your consumer questions.e at the fountain in walnut creek tomorrow from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. to meet you. bring your questions and you may be able to ask it live on "abc7 news." you can also ask them on social media. >>> well, it turns out the original full house home in san francisco remains in the family. the show's creator jeff franklin posted this photo to instagram today confirming he bought the house. it went on the market in august for more than $4 million. he plans to renovate the house, including repainting the front door red, just like it was as you may remember on the original show. cool. >>> we have a lot of sports to talk about. kind of a crazy warriors game. >> another kicking incident with draymond. plus, with charles barkley saying they play little girlie basketball. the warriors locked one the >>> good evening. before the warriors took their 12-game winning streak on the road, charles barkley made some comments, describing the warriors' style of play. >> maybe i'm old school, but i'm never going

whispe ryan reynolds tweeted georgeet g michael was a kind and gentle gn soul and also keanu was another film that had a lot of ftm friend george michael's death. a it was ah haw brilliant b talent. m soso sad. a lot of people chiming inchimin this morning about georgeorni at michael's passing. >> talking with mark yesterdayky and he was saying that james cordon who is also like a big fan, before he came to theamto united states tv went all fellll in love with him there he did a similar karaoke on his old -- i guess it was show in london and he had george michael on after theon a whole bathroom incident and he says,es you know, you're going let me le in and james cord done liked doe i'm not letting you in and so is it was a joke so they joked,, they laughed about it and that t was another thing just to be self dep indicating when you could have just gone away but he c ylose tveo j fusace it andm out and, you know, and makend >> yeah. >> which also endeared him i'm sure to a lot of audiences. aie >> cordon will a quote in qte i there. he did say thatth george michael -- he said i have hav loved george michael fro

george michael passed away awa yesterday morning.ni >> now his manager says thatiseh the british star died from ftoocarthy here talk more about that. >> i thought i was walking in wi while video was playing. playi my apologies.logi by the way i got to mention something. "star wars," stop spreadingwars the ha," sil.e ha he fell asleep because maybe m he watched it four times in a row. >> that's a guess.. that's not what the story the so seven. it said he watched the storyhe once and fell asleep. a >> my family loved georgeeo michael.mi in the 90's there was bandss thn that were covering his music muc that kind of gave me gate waysee into his music. his mus i know this is bad to bring up but led to the cover of faith oa and i loved that song and then finding the original music.l mus i was only like 10, 11 years yrs old when the cover came out out but a lot of celebritiesri reacting this morning on this rn twitter and instagram all over o the web. everybody was touched somehowedw by george michael's music. his forme wrote heartbroken at the loss of my beloved. yog. the world at large for never fov l

f our planet. climate scientist michael mann on how a changing climate may affect our future. >> sometimes you'lll hear from the critics. they'll say, "we demand proof that humans arere causing this." anand my response is that proof is reserved for alcoholic beverages and mathematical ththeorems." it doesn't characterize how science woworks. science works through weights of evidence, through likelihoods, through confidence levels, and so we're about as certain that humans are causing global warming as we are about any scientific proposition, but we never say we've proven something inin science because there's always the outside chance ththat we coululd discovr some new piece of informatition thatat would change our persrspective. it's s absolutely true that critics of sort of the forces of antiscience, those looking to confuse the public about the science will always draw upon that vulnerability, that as scientiststs we're never comfortable in statiting things in absolutes because that's not the way thehe world works, tha's not the way science works. unfortunately our detractors, those looooking t

names in philadelphia's restaurant scene also responsible for some of george michael's most member over recall concerts in the city f looking for something to do in the new year, the morris arboretum in chestnut hill may be a good fit. tis the reason for the season, christmas morning, serving for philadelphia needy family. >> check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" on your a.m. dial. >> the time now 4:49. stock market is off for christmas, business news, another gadget for pokemon fans, new study on campaign. here's the money watch report. >> reporter: wall street is closed monday, in observance of christmas. on friday, us market ended the day slightly up. the dow added 14-point, while the nasdaq gained 15. us dollar is stronger than it's been in more than a decade, but gold prices will try to recover from their seventh straight weekly decline when trading resumes tuesday. that's the longest stretch in 12 years. the economists say the prospect further interest rate hikes in 2017, and strong dollar, helping keep prices lower. for those of you just can't get enough, pokemon go now available on apple's

f-l... over hall of famer "michael strahan."green bay the winner of two stright games... thanks to aaron rodgers' two touchdown passes in the cold. one to randall cobb... the other to jordy nelson. rodgers over 200 yards passing ...while nelson had 118 yards receiving. 3 mccarthy: big victory for us. obviously we know where we are in our season, playing good football and especially the importance of this win today. i thought we did a lot of good things in all three phases phases final score-- 21 to 13.the packers now find themselves two games behind first place "detroit" in the nfc north. good news--- the packers play everyone in that division one more time this season. seahawks first though--- still aheadpaying a parking ticket now means helping to feed the hungry. hungry. the unique approach a wisconsin community is taking to help fix the problem of hunger. three-point-two trillion dollars last year... that's according to a recent government report. that averages out to about 99- hundred dollars per person... though that's skewed by the country's sickest patients.the co

doctor f duncane haldane and doctor j. michael kosterlitz were awarded for their work in physics. sir j. fraser stoddart one for chemistry and doctor oliver hart was awarded for his work in bob dylan was not there. he did not give a reason for skipping this white house event. he is also skipping the presentation in stockholm but said he may travel to sweden next year. >>> pope francis is calling for a responsible behavior to prevent the spread of aids in his world aids day message. the pontiff spoke yesterday saying every sufferer, no matter how pour, to have access to treatment. pope francis and millions are living with the disease and only half of them have access the pope did not specify in his speech whether his call for responsible behavior included wearing condoms. >>> prince harry and rihanna ticked off a concert celebrating the 50th independence anniversary of barbados. the golden anniversary >> secular make a concert. now that's a name, is in it? it was held in bridgetown which is the capital. rihanna is a native of the country. she was on stage with the prince as a youth

doctor f duncan held day and doctor j. michael kosterlitz were awarded for their work in physics. sir j. fraser stoddart one for chemistry and doctor oliver hart w a in economic sciences. singer-songwriter bob dylan was not there. he did not give a reason for skipping a white house event. >>> pope francis is calling for responsible behavior to prevent the spread of aids in his world aids day message. the pontiff spoke saying every sufferer no matter how poor should have access to treatment. pope francis said millions are living with the disease and only half of them have access to life-saving treatment. >>> and mysterious jellylike california beaches are stumping scientists. they washed ashore along huntington beach and then disappeared almost as quickly as they came. ever mad scientist poured over the pictures trying to pinpoint exactly what it was. the creatures are now gone but their best guess is that they are burrowing sea cucumbers. now we've learned something this morning. struck a slow economic recovery continues and that's keeping the cost of christmas under control. you

f. kennedy jr. is skakel's cousin. >> michael was 11 miles away with five eyewitnesses at the time that the murder wasted. he has an airtight alibi. >> randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> well, earlier this morning we spoke with a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and because she's worked on both sides of the courtroom she was able to give us a look at the next steps for the defense and the state in this case. take a look. >> they've exhausted so many grounds for appeals, but there's so many other legal procedures they could look for. right now what the state is going to want to do is request that the trial court has skakel remanded back to prison and the defense attorneys i would presume would ask the court to let him remain out in the free because he's been out for three years and has presumably complied with all of the requirements that he was given on the condition of being released. so right now it's the question of whether he's going to be remanded back to prison and for how long. >>> in other news breaking overnight, a massive man hunt under way in pennsylvania after a state trooper wa

f. kennedy jr. is skakel's cousin. >> michael was 11 miles away with five eyewitnesses at the time that the murder wastted. he has an air tight alibi. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> okay, after more than a year, ronda rousey returns to the octagon. and it was not good. >> it was not good for her, christi or her fans. rousey's comeback didn't even last one minute. the question now, will we ever see rousey fight in the octagon again? no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> so, ronda rousey's ufc comeback it didn't last a minute. >> even a blink. did not last a blink. >> andy scholes, obviously has more than a minute. >> yeah, right. it had been more than a year since she lost to holly holmes. that was last november. we're wondering which rousey is going to show up, is it the one that nominated the ufc for so long or the one that got beaten easily by holly holm. we f

michael slager case. and after the break -- emotional testimony coming from the wife of a n-f-l player who was shot and killed last year. breezy and cold. partly sunny with highs in the upper partly sunny with highs in the upper 20s but feeling like the teens all day. more snow next! a louisiana man is back in police custody...charged in the shooting death of a former n-f-l player. and lawyers for dylann roof want to delay picking a jury in his federal death penalty trial. kim is in the newsroom with more. roof's lawyers want to delay the trial due to the publicity surrounding the mistrial of former charleston police officer michael slager. start today. roof's attorney's say if a u-s district judge goes forward...he at least needs to question the jury pool extensively about their opinions on the custody...charged in the shooting death of a former n-f-l player. and lawyers for dylann roof want to delay picking a jury in his federal death penalty trial. kim is in the newsroom with more. roof's lawyers want to delay the trial due to the publicity surrounding the mistrial of former charleston police officer micha

well, kennedy cousin michael skakel could be headed back to prison for a 1975 murder. skakelth robert f. kennedy's widow, ethel. he was convicted of bludgeoning a neighbor, martha moxley, when both were 15. skakel was released from prison in 2013 after a judge ruled his lawyer had botched his defense. but today, the connecticut supreme court rejected that ruling and reinstated skakel's conviction. police in chicago are facing pressure to bring the city's rising violence under control. more than 4300 people have been shot this year, and there have been more than 750 homicides. the worst numbers in two decades. "60 minutes" spent a week in chicago looking for answers. here's a preview of bill whitaker's report. >> the shooter hopped out of the car. >> reporter: we were astonished by data we obtained from inside the police department. it revealed that as killings rose, police activity fell. in august of 2015, cops stopped and questioned 49,257 people. a year later, dropped to 8,859, down 80%. at the same time, arrests were off by a third from just over 10,000 to 6900. you talk to cops ever

michael simmons pleaded guilty for taking money. he got two years probation and 500 hours community service and by march 15th f. he doesn't he will have to go to prison for 18 months. >> the ohio department of education approved parma city school's financial plan. the district has to make up a deficit. the plan calls for cuts at the middle school level when it comes to academics. extra curriculers could be cut or turned into pay to participate programs. >> romona: it is not the only holidays whens remembered with something special. that's why a local man is giving up his birthday presents to collect toys for other kids birthdays. this week's romona's kid is from hudson. >> so tell me, first of all why you decided to do this. >> because i felt that other kids -- they didn't have to give them some so they wouldn't be left out and some don't have money to give presents for birthdays and birthdays are special. >> what about your friends? what did they say you were doing? >> didn't know i am donating to toys for tots akron children's hospital. >> parker, i have a few things for you for the kids. >> i hope people wil

to tell his stories as a proud supporter, robert f kennedy of human rights. keegan michael key.night. it's time to watch regular human beings and a lot of love change the world seismically. thank you so much. just amazing. it is an ache not to be able to say hi dad, bye dad, i love you dad. sheldon smith's father was not always there. sheldon knew that ache and carried it with him in school and felt it down to his bones when he struggled. trust me, he struggled. when he became a man, he used his own life experiences to help other young men become the fathers of their dreams. sheldon started the dove tail project. for 12 weeks in the fall and the spring, they learn how to put on a tie and they learn how to assist their children with homework. they also received a job, a ged or a trade along with a stipend. he does all of this for free just to ensure that children feel this. their dad scooping them up and whispering i love you and i am here. >> i remember when i was a young boy, my father's team was going to pick me up. i sat on the porch and i waited and he never came. i made a l

f-l... over hall of famer "michael strahan."green bay the winner of two straight games... thanks to aaron rodgers' two touchdown passes in the cold. final score-- 21 to 13.the packers now find themselves... two games behind first place "detroit" in the "nfc north." their next game is sunday versus the seahwaks at lambeau. ahead on cbs this morning--- how our differences... may just make us ?similar.?the series-- 'a more perfect look at ?two churches? in macon, georgia.. cbs news ?special correspondent? james brown is in studio 57. 3 we know some of you may have to head out now..andy brovelli is here with a traffic update. andy. 3 roads are in good shape this morning. weather should not have an impact on your morning commute. once again, your travel time along westbound i 94 will be a slow one due to the zipper merge. as each day goes by, drivers get more used to the delays. plan on using alternates. i will have those as well as a look at your drive times coming up. 3 forecast...today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 30s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph.

f an unarmed black motorist. a mistrial was declared yet in the case of pal tron michael slager in a trial that was dominated by graphicideo. don champion has our report. >> i'm not sad. >> reporter: walter scott's mother stood strong monday after a mistrial against the indication of a former north charlton police officer who killed her son. >> god is my friend. he is a just star. and injustice will not prevail. >> reporter: michael slager was charged with the 2015 shooting. scott getting shot as he ran away from slager. slager testified that he feared for his life. >> took flight on the ground. mr. scott was coming after me. >> reporter: a mistrial after a juror sent the judge a letter saying, quote, in good conscious, he could thought consider a guilty charge. >> i'm not angry with the judge, i'm disappointed in the juror that he was sworn and took an oath that he would make a decision. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for almost 22 hours. the county prosecutor said that she will try the case again and slager faces a civil trial next year. justin bamberg represents scott's family. >> i don't think questions of fact

((michael stevens)) >> in addition to all the for the fans... like the coors rodeo saloon... the wrangler rodeo and the n-f-r social arenas. now let's get you some information... cowboy christmas runs today thru the 10th... at the las vegas convention center from 9 to 5pm. it's open to the public and free for everyone. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now at 6:30 starts in about three minutes. >> let's check in with paul joncich to see what's coming up. ((paul joncich)) >>> people in a popular tennessee resort town... waiting to get back in their homes after a devastating wildfire. what's keeping them out... even though the immediate threat has passed. and donald trump... already working to keep jobs in the u-s. how he was able to negotiate a deal to keep a factory open... and why not everyone's job is safe... despite the deal./// news music agenda... has a new man in charge. we talk exclusively with aaron ford about what he has in store for 2017 up in carson city. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> severe weather and deadly wildfires... hit the southeast united stated. where clean-up is underway after twisters hit..

you are self-made, now "forbes"f says you are one of the most successful deejays in the world. michael phelps was listening to you before one of his races. >> i love michael phelps. i taught him about being a deejay and he taught me to swim. there is some basic swimming lessons i didn't know about that he taught me in like a minute. so you have to be totally level and flat on the surface and then you can go faster. kennedy: what did you teach him about music? >> you want to tell a story. it's not just beat matching. mixing is important. but you want to make sure there is a story you are telling. kennedy: we go from music to science. is time travel possible, and if so, can we go back in time to save that plant i forgot to water. why not. kennedy: if you hate the direction the country is going, i have got good news. some scientists say time travel might be possible thanks to a theory claiming there are multiple parallel universes all around us. with the application of quantum mechanics we can get there. i asked astrophysicist kneel degrasse tyson if time travel is possible. >> you can ti

michael stevens)) >> in addition to all the shopping... there's a number of other things for the fans... like the coors rodeo saloon... the wrangler rodeo and the n-f-r soc now let's get you some information... cowboy christmas runs today thru the 10th... at the las vegas convention center from 9 to 5pm. it's open to the public and free for everyone. reporting from the las vegas convention center... michael stevens... 8 news now. ((kirsten joyce)) and a fan favorite is taking over the strip today. we're talking about the annual parade of drivers.. it starts at 2:45 this afternoon at the miracle mile shops in front of planet hollywood ... 16 drivers will make their way down the strip doing burn outs ... and wrap up the victory lap at the park.//// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> donald trump is delivering on one of his campaign promises... to save manufacturing jobs at a carrier plant in indianapolis. carrier announced it wl state... after the president-elect negotiated a deal with the ceo... promising tax corporate tax rate reductions that would exceed the 65-million dollars the company would have saved through outsourcing. ((sen. dan coats/(r) indiana: "som

michael higgin-botham" on suspicion of murder yesterday morning. higgin-botham is accused of killing a "department of public works" employee just a couple blocks from s-f general hospital. our investigative unit found that higgin-botham has a long criminal history - including an attempted robbery win 20-10 that ended when an i-r-s agent shot him. ==chyron== he's now accused of killing 27 year old "jermaine jackson." sources tell nbc bay area that the shooting may be gang related. =sam/cu= the c-h-p is investigating another shooting on an east bay freeway. =rail= it happened around three yesterday afternoon at the canal boulevard on-ramp to westbound i-580 in richmond. a witness saw people in one car shooting at another car . investigators located shell casings on the on-ramp - but no other evidence of a shooting. =vo= it follows another shooting on 580 just one day earlier. police say a man and woman were shot near the fruitvale exit. investigators closed eastbound traffic for hours while officers combed the roadway looking for evidence. the victims are expected to be okay. =kris/rail= a high school teacher in fremont is off the job and out on bail...

michael skakel is a relative of the widow of the late senator robert f. kennedy. in 2002 you may remember skakel was convicted in the 1975 murder of a teenager named martha moxley. the conviction was thrown out in 2013 when skakel was then released on bond. but that conviction was reinstated today. >> there were two -- >> legal analyst jeffrey toobin who covered this case as it was under way. jeffrey, give us the nuts and bolts of this reversal. why now? >> well, this is really just such an astonishing long-term saga. the short version is that michael skakel was convicted in 2002 then many years later, just earlier in 2016, the intermediate appeals court in connecticut overturned the conviction on the very unusual ground that skakel had been denied effective assistance of counsel, that his lawyer, mickey sherman, was so incompetent that skakel didn't get a fair trial. the supreme court of connecticut today said that conclusion was wrong, his defense was adequate, so the conviction is reinstated. i think, having sat through that whole trial, the connecticut supreme

michael gilmore says officials have been preparing misleading assessments. among his complaints, he disagrees with air forces fhaving full combat capabilities. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am erik johnson and this is bloomberg. mark? so, supreme court judges or justices here in the u.k. are questioning some of the legal theories behind the challenge to the u.k. governments brexit plan. part of the final say the greece a holder referendum. it is taking place in parliament. now from westminster is bloomberg's tim ross. what is this debate about in parliament? does it change anything? byfirstly, it is an attempt theresa may's opponents to get her or her government to spell out in more detail -- any detail -- what exactly they want to get out of brexit. that is the number one thing. the second thing is that theresa may has said "ok, i can come up with a plan and i will tell you what the plan is." but in exchange for that, she is challenging her opponents to sign up for her timetable. which, as we know, is for her to trigger article 50

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f terror. breaking news, jill stein has cheese whiz. all hail, we live to serve you! >> stephen welcomes jason bateman, padma lakshmi and michael lewis, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape in the ed sull tivanerheat in new york ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: hey! watch out, baby! ( cheers and applause ) whoa! # how are ya! hey! welcom " i'm so excited to be here tonight with you guys. it's an amazing crowd tonight. ( cheers and applause ) even better than the crowd last night, i hosted the kennedy center honors last night, it's going to broadcast december 28th, right? something like that. check your local listings, but only cbs. going to be on cbs. with all these art ition -- artists. they have the rainbow ribbons, the kennedy center, the first lady is there. you're backstage with the legends because it's legends honoring legends. last night i got to meteringo star! -- meet ringo starr! ( cheers and applause ) that's exactly what i said when i saw him! do you know what he says to everybody he seehe he says this -- ( laughter ) >> jon: two deuce! >> stephen: he does this to everybody. and you're,

f. well, the world is mournings mog this morning the death ofornihe singer george michael >> ♪♪ >> george getting his first start with the band whamah before he goes on a solo sol career of course.oue. the sing are died yesterday at s his home in england. eland. he was just 53 years old. tmz is reporting he died fromd f heart failure.ailure his life wasn't without whout controversy. he was known for his drug use and risky sexual behavior.ior. got him in trouble with theith law on several occasions. michael sever announced he was a back in the 1990's. he was active with a numberck io charities helped raise money mon to fight aids and help the aidsn needy and hed fought for gay gy , ghts, too. this morning musicians andniia other entertainers in thein t world reacting to his loss. michael's wham band mateat andrew riply tweeted heartbroken at the loss of myosm beloved friend. me his loved ones his friend fri the world of music the world wor at large forever loved.ed singer brian adams tweeted riper george michael. i can't believe it. such an incredible singer andi b a lovelley h sumaninge b

michael: we would finally have the first signs of wrapping some .f these things up the doj-thing hasover the head of deutsche bank for a couple of years. monte dei paschi has been a question of if we have this pay date after a couple of years. it is step one in that direction. there are a number of things to go before back to business as usual. above $21ere whisper billion -- 21 billion euros for the italian bailout? everyone was talking the barclays at 40 billion to 50 billion. the other whispered number of what this would cost? michael: our colleague put out a story quoting analysts about the overall size of the problem of what needs to be present -- what needs to be provisioned at 50 billion. some of that will come from regular provisioning by the banks coming from the earnings. is a state that problem is to be seen. the overall problem is there. tom: let's be clear. italy can afford this. the idea within the prosperity someone7 nation is that can write the check, to be clear. michael: it is not a matter of money. it is often a matter of the technicalities and going within the eur

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michael's life over the last few years? we have not heard so much from his musically. at least over here in new york. what was going on in his life feporter: in the '90s and 2000s, he was struggling with drugs. in 2010, he spent about a month in prison because he was caught driving under the influence of marijuana. in 2011, he had a real serious health scare when he got pneumonia. even he said for a few weeks there was really touch and go and the doctors were able to save his life. and about two weeks ago it was announced he was going to collaborate and make new music for the world working with musical producer naughty boi. that was something people were looking forward to. this is someone whose music spanned decades. people were excited about the music. naughty boi said he was looking forward to the collaboration working with such a legend. unfortunately that will not happen now. >> ian lee in london, thank you for that. ♪ pain is hard >>> tensions with u.s. and israel rising. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu summoning the u.s. ambassador days after re fusing to use the veto power over the settle mments in the west bank.

in the course of that, michael cohen explained to our reporter tim mack that if anything was reported of this nature, that what he would do to him would be ft he would effectively bankrupt him personally as well as his news organization and ruin him. in terms of such that -- referring to other things he'd done to other people who made claims or accusations against donald trump in the past. this i think was a big reveal. this was just a few weeks after the campaign began, of the way that organization was used to treating the media, which was simultaneously craving the media's attention but attacking it and trying to intimidate journal it'ses from doing any reporting with threats of legal violence. >> you have to understand, that was a tear berrible allegation. so why shouldn't they intimidate the media out of writing about it? >> i think there's a difference between pushing back forcefully with facts and trying to threaten and intimidate and bully. when those likes gets bulled, we lose our ethical mooring as a country because then, you know, if the attitude towards the first amendment is, you know, it's an awfully nice first amendment, be a

the spray paint had said f hillary, whoever did it would probably be in solitary confinement right now, don't you think? >> we're not having this discussion right now, michaels the case. mayor kenny is left of left. he supports every liberal cause. he would have been out tweeting day one. now he's taking a wait and see attitude. so, i mean, this is your new democratic party, right? the wine glass the ascot, the blazer. it's a coastal party. they just re-elected nancy pelosi, it's chestnut hill. they lost our blue collar base. this is what they do. they block traffic when people are trying to get home from work. it's the snow flakes. it's the millennial crowd that doesn't want people to get home from work. it's not my president. i can graffiti because nothing is going to happen to me. that's the new democratic party. if you don't buy into that come other to us. we could sure use your help here in the city. >> brennan, you're not going to let him wear that ascot in court, are you? >> michael, i just heard the police go on some roll about divine street, i care about one guy, duncan lloyd. he did absolutely nothing wrong here. it is my hope -- he's been totally

f. kennedy spending time on the slopes, connor's uncle michael kennedy tragically dying if aspen during a ski accident in 1997. now connor kennedy expected back in aspen for a february court hearing. for "today," gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to another big weekend event for new yorkers and the city's nearly 60 million annual visitors. >> paf a century of setbacks and delays, a new subway line will actually open to the public. "today" national correspondent craig melvin is here with the story. again, this is not just about people who live in new york. if you visit here. and it is also a infrastructure issue for this country. >> very much so. in fact, it is a project so long in the making that its first delay was actually due to the great depression. the second avenue subway opens to riders this sunday at noon but i managed to get an exclusive look at it with the guy who finally helped make it happen, new york governor andrew cuomo. it's the ride nearly a century in the making. workers putting the finishing touches on the 2nd avenue subway. >> someone told me that the gov

michael reed received a call from his wife that the flames were approaching their home. he hasn't heard f >> to have two of our own missing, it's just sdedevastati. we are heartbroken. >> these two are nurses at the schools the missing girls attend. >> we are truly a family and this is hurting all of us. our teachers, our principal, our assistant principal and us. >> reporter: this has to be a tough time for you? >> tough time. >> reporter: the county mayor larry water says while many of the missing have been found safe, the number changes working to identify the deceived. >> we have got strong mountain heritage and so we are going to recover from this and we will be back stronger than ever. it's just going to take us a little time. >> reporter: now there are conflicting reports in the local newspaper this morning that many homeowners like this one say they didn't even get a warning. they didn't know to evacuate until they actually saw the flames. but the national park and county officials said they did give proper warning before the wildfire began. >> m demarco, thank you so much. >>> ca

michael. with so much news coming out on deutsche bank and credit suisse. coming up, president-elect donald trump asks bowing to price out lockheed martin's f-35. he looks to restructure government spending on military hardware. the russian president's annual press conference sees over 1,000 journalists vie for his attention. no personal inquiries allowed. we look ahead to what has become the mainstay of the festive season. saudi officials unveil the budget in the kingdom's history as they look to end the addiction to oil and close the budget gap. all that ahead and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. just 15 minutes to go until stocks start trading. there is a ton of news out on banks today from barclays to credit suisse to deutsche bank to banca monte dei paschi. we have a lot to talk about and a lot to trade on. first off let's get to the bloomberg business flash. >> matt, thank you. deutsche bank said it reached a $7.2 billion agreement to resolve a years long u.s. investigation into its dealings in mortgage-backed securities. they will pay $3.1 civil penalty and the remainder will provide relief to co

we have an excellent moderator in michael o'hanlon, the codirector of 21st century security intelligence. he is the author f too any books to list in the time we have available, but ost recently would want to emphasize the $650 billion bargain, the case for moderate bargain, the case for moderate growth in america's defense budgeth i , whicghly recommend it. mike, thank you for moderating today, and i ask you to join me in welcoming general votel. [applause] michael: thank you, chris, and good afternoon, everyone. i will give a brief word of introduction. i believe many of you are familiar with his work around the country and world reas he was commissioned and world -- and world. he was world -- and world. he was commissioned in 1980 after growing up in st. paul, minnesota. went to rest point -- went to west point, spent a lot of time in various ranger activities early in his career and thereafter. also a lot of time in europe, including in bosnia. some backdrop in the kinds of missions that perhaps were slightly foreshadowed by that particular set of operations in the balkans that we have now seen him the

f tampa bay. it may look like i'm all alone today, but i'm not, i'm at the tampa convention center at the international auto show, michael, what is going on down there this morning? tell us all about it. >> reporter: more than 350 different models, cars, trucks, alternative fuel vehicles.

michael and i have been wantingn to share the stove, you know,u , for a long time and to finally f we have that opportunity to doou it. >> no one has gotten hurt yet.u. >> neither one of us report roar marylanders have shown so muchom for you guys. you have volt.u ve v you opened up.. ink in west hollywood you're you very very busy but this is going to be a homecoming for you guysg >> it really is.t real i moved to la actually to workor with and for jose andres who's o opening up here, too.ere, too i'm also a little bit nervous nr about that because the chef thaa i call chef is right neck door.d >> right. >> so there's that aspect and rr i've got thie's guy who i've gre up with my entire life on both n sides of me, yes, c chef.ch >> what are you talking about.gt >> you don't know how happy mgm and maryland is to bring together these two amazing brothers. they are talented.ed and having them together in thee same restaurant is going to be b unbelievable. >> it is unbeliebevable. there's a lot of love here butee let's be honest any fights in fg the kitchen so far, brothers?s? >> no.>> >

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f-35 jet program. it was down 2.5%. we will discuss whether the defense industry will come under more fire during the administration. joining me on the panel we have cnbc senior markets commentator michaelsantoli. chief market strategist and co director of research tony dwyer is here along with cnbc fast money trader guy adami and rick santelli stays late to check in from the cme. it is a pleasure to have everybody here. what are your thoughts on the market? >> the dow up and most of the market took a rest today. if you look at the average s&p down about a half a percent. this is the kind of reset or pullback days we have had. it has been very mild. when the typical trump trade stuff, small caps, transports take a rest as they did today you had some of the yield sensitive defense doing okay. to me the big question is bigger picture is the market a little bit stretched to the upside. can we count on that late december strength and do we have to see sentiment come up. >> as art cashin indicated more than a billion dollars to buy. if a dip of 2.5 points on the s&p can bring out that interest do you think that is what is going on here? >> what happens is everybody has gotten bullish and cor