who is hanging out with michael moore.ere feel free to prove we wrong. >> if i was invited i would hang out with michael moore. kennedy: why is the right conveniently squimish about syrian refugees. >> three people are alleged to have been posing as refugees who were connected to the plot and there is a significant sense of mistrust, not necessarily of syrians. we are a loving country who wants to help people who need help. there have been refugees from the iraqi refugee program which was paused for months in 2011 who did try to carry out a terrorist attack in kentucky. given what happened in paris. given the multitude of examples of incompetence anding corruption in the federal government. it's president obama's job to convince us the process is sound. he's doing such a terrible job of it i don't blame him for being kept cal. >> i'm super sceptical of the presidential candidates. kennedy: i'm kept cal of everything including scepticism. thank you so much. kennedy: the nsa's authority to collect your phone data expired fri

where michael moore published something saying, hey, don't be mean to her.hrow a little jab into the south which is not a very kumbaya thing to do. so the apology is nice. up to that organization. you really got to be careful what you tweet and say if you don't want people to come after you. >> no one knows that better than you because right now -- >> right, that's true. >> you are coming under fire for comments that you made about "star wars," and you're actually receiving death threats? >> yes, i received a lot of death threats. even some people saying i'm coming at 8:00 a.m. to kill you, which is always nice to know what time something is, but i don't want to die so -- >> what is that they're so upset about that you made remarks about "star wars" that were not in line with their thoughts and beliefs? >> i insinuated at 3:00 in the morning that "star wars" fans were nerds, which is a joke topic that i'm sure happens a lot. and if you're an adult and you're sleeping in a parking lot for a movie on purpose, i'm going to make fun of you. i'm not going to be s

please welcome michael moore. it is good to see you, though i'm guessing not everybody feels that way when they see michael moore coming toward them, especially if you have a camera on your shoulder. >> that is sadly true. and they have nothing to worry about. i'm nonviolent. you know, i'm just here for the truth. >> stephen: that's all. >> that's all. >> stephen: you're just here to set them free, in other words. >> yes, exactly, yes >> stephen: now you have done some documentaries or documentaries as i just said about some pretty dark, disturbing and some what hopeless subjects. but your new movie qui which is "where to invade next" seems for hopeful than your normal stuff. honest, it does. explain what that means, what where to invade next means. >> yes t is hopeful because i was thinking, we spent the last decade and a half invading these other countries. it hasn't worked out so well, i think we would agree. and i thought well, what if we started invading countries and anybody. we didn't want their oil. we jus

silicon valley. ♪ emily: i sit down with sir michael moore it's -- moritz.d in some of silicon valley's most famous companies, including google, yahoo!, and linkedin. i asked him about the lack of diversity in silicon valley. oritz: i genuinely believe manye in line to so religion, we have more different nationalities working at sequoia -- it is a very cosmopolitan setting. the fact that we have embraced it shows that. the real question you might have is why, for example, aren't there more women? we have many more women working in our china business than we do in our u.s. business. the issue begins in the high schools. america and also in europe tend to elect not to study the sciences when they are 11 and 12. the hiring pool is much smaller. emily: you think it is a pipeline problem? some would say you are not looking for enough -- looking hard enough. hired atz: we just young woman from stanford. what we are not prepared to do is to lower our standards. bright, are fabulously driven women who are really interested in technology, hungry to succeed, and can m

. >> so i saw two and therefore my reaction to people like seth rogan and michael moore.et about that. i think the movie was a fair deal it showed honor and courage and i don't want it attacked. >> i wouldn't even qualify that it was a pretty fair deal. we have the right to be as big of idiots as we want in this country and a lot of people prove it on a weekly basis. the only guy who affords that is a guy like keil on a roof in some crap town keeping good people alive and killing bad people. he is heaven-sent is. they are heroes for the ages. iconic figures. thank god for men like chris keil. and you know what? he leaves such a big wake that you even here people -- i'm prize surprised michael moore and seth rogan don't break out into flames spontaneously human come bust when they talk about a guy like him a differential species. >> you know what's terrible about it eastwood the director and the writer. they didn't glorify violence, they showed how much keil suffered and his wife and children suffered from this iraq war. this isn't like green berets in 1968 going into viet

. >> and coming up on the late show with stephen colbert, michael moore, samantha power, and michael. hall. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ took to twitter.. after tic to ♪hello. it's me. ♪ >> it is more like hello heartbreak. frustrated fans took to twitter today after tickets to adele's shows sold out in mere minutes. the tickets to the singer's north american tour went on sale to the public this morning and they were quickly snapped up on ticketmaster.com and put on secondary sites like stub hub for up to $10,000 apiece. you tried this morning right? >> no. no. >> no? [ laughter ] >> not me. >>> ever get the late night munchies? >> well steph curry does. someone snapped this photo of he and his wife and rapper drake at an in and out in alameda. how cool is this? so cool. this is all happening after the dubs beat the suns last night. what do you think they ordered? >> probably a double double. >> get with the terminology man. it is animal

i spoke with michael moore it's about the future of china's tech scene. i don't think anything has changed in china. the underlying consumer demand remains very strong. we have built our own business there over the course of the last 13 or 14 years. a very robust business. some wonderful people. it is no accident that seven of the 20 most valuable internet companies today are chinese. over the next 20 years there is going to be far more business the technology companies that get started in china and get started in the united states been there has been over the last 20 years. moritz: i am always struck by chineser people who run companies are to learn about their american counterparts. how frequently they come to the united states. jammed their schedules are when they come here. i wish the ceos of silicon valley companies did the same thing in china. i think we can learn a lot from them. the products are different the services are different. silicon valley company aspires to be a global company china is going to be a very big part of the future. we tried n

michael moore, thank you.till ahead on bloomberg markets, shares of apple trading at their lowest level since late august. what is contributed to these declines? ♪ scarlet: welcome back to bloomberg markets. it's been a rough week for apple shareholders. faced athis week, apple trifecta a trifecta of lowered estimates from major wall street firms. today shares are plunging to their lowest level since august 25. what is contributing to the losses, what does it mean for apple moving forward? really us to discuss is stevenson from san francisco. fundamentale rethinking with apple and its prospects for 2016. is always top of mind for investors, the biggest earner for apple, makes up two thirds of revenue. there had been some reports out of asia out of their suppliers that there is a little bit of a trained in demand, and that has caused a few banks to cut their forecasts or at least narrow their forecast for iphone sales in the last three months of the year, which as you know, is the biggest quarter for apple. sca

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for more, michael moore who covers banks. morgan stanley front we were expecting this news or was this is price here? michael: morgan stanley has been known for a couple weeks. we first broke that. those cuts have been ongoing. there were some reports for more in equities. that seems to be more of the typical size as opposed to the fixed income cuts which were shrinking that business. citigroup was a bit of a surprise. betty: with the morgan stanley cuts will some of these jobs be taken back up? michael: some on the equity side. they have the top ranked equities business by revenue. a lot of these banks at the end of the year cut some of the low performers and tried to bring on some others. you may -- the fixed income is more of a secular shift to a smaller business. betty: what did you make of the citigroup cuts? middle: those are in the and back office. it continues this trend we have been seeing in the european banks in the u.s. banks of trying to cut costs. revenue growth has not been the -- the past couple years so they

tweets were response to image of filmmaker michael moore showing support for muslims outside trump tower. >>> catherine: and big slip-up at announcement. >> julie: never happened if i was in charge. here it is. >> i have to apologize. the first runner up is miss colombia. >> never saw cheering for i have to apologize. >> julie: look at final announcement where you could see miss universe. >> gene: i feel for steve harvey. he immediately tweeted out my apology and made mistake there. speaking of something that's pretty cool yesterday before the patriots game tom leyden put looking for people to predict the score of the game of the patriots and tennessee titans. what you got. he said 33-16. a lot of people may have scoffed because if you did you may be wrong because score was precisely patriots 33 titans 16 and within the ballpark and prediction is same as spread of final victory, you will take it and nailed it right on. >> catherine: he sometimes will join us. >> played the lottery. calling him. >> shiri: march madness looking at tom to see what he is and partly cloudy skies on the way ho

my ambition was to be michael moore, essentially. charlie: a documentary film maker?e lucas: yeah, and to cause trouble. i was a 60's kind of guy, i always have been. i grew up in san francisco, in the bay area. that was just my environment that i grew up in. i was happy to do it. i did not want to make theatrical films. i was winning awards. francis and i moved to san francisco, because neither of us like hollywood. and i got the company to take a student film and make it a feature. it was just a visual storytelling, a tone film. the characters and plot were not as important as the metaphor and symbolism. and the emotional connection between the moving audience, that probably bankrupted it, destroying everything. it caused him to be forced to pay off the debts, making he made the godfather. he challenged me, as he went out thingsr, to start doing that weren't artsy farsi. artsy-fartsy. comedy!" i thought, i'm 23, i can do anything. i-30, that is beaten out of you. when you're young, you think you can do everything. that started me on the holder train.- whole new when

she called muslims terrorists it was in of michael moore. >> julie: steve harvey called the wrong name and crowned the wrong woman in the miss universe pageant. >> i have to apologize. first runner up is colombia. >> daniel: people are talking about this all over social media this morning. wrong location on the card. here is card here he was supposed to read which was in his hand and looked at the wrong area. >> julie: she thinks the thumb might have been covering philippines. >> daniel: glad it wasn't a brawl on stage. >> julie: that could be crazy. another queen in own right. spreading lots of holiday cheer to very one lucky fan. >> daniel: 12-year-old girl battling cancer in colorado homemade special stop after social media campaign aimed at connecting singer with one of the biggest fans and grabbed her attention. >> julie: she always does sweet things for her fans and >> daniel: that's why people like taylor swift, including me. >> shiri: 30s and 40s on tap right now with breaks in the clouds. this afternoon heading home from work, how about 50s, mostly cloudy skies and windy condi

. >>> and michael moore trending for the latest target of his brand. he parked himself outside the sign saying we are all muslims. moore taking a stand against muslims. the #weareallmuslim. and he was asked to leave by police. >>> and netflix releasing the the first trail for the record spin-off of the full house series, fuller house. 26th. i don't think you need the special socks for this. the gang is back. and to quote uncle jesse, have mercy. >>> star wars continues to trend. there's the darth vader you love. five hours of yule log fun. this did you want even bother him. it's darth vader. and finally, a die hard fan thinks he has gotten tickets to vip preview of the force awakens. but he is the victim of an office prank. something he discovers after the opening credits hit the big screen. >> got a bad feeling about this. >> yes, the pranksters rented out a theater and made their own silly version of the movie. the poor guy sitting there and everybody was in on the joke. they're like, agh! silly movie. >> he seems so bummed that he actually missed out

let's bring in michael moore. we have to go through what is happening in roselle.lly, financially, shaky times, what does this mean in times of the global financial system? causing people to take a step back from the immersion -- emerging markets, brazil is one of the biggest. it seems to be one thing after another and one of the national champions, -- fighting off a crisis. stephanie: they have been a standout superstar come of what is your take, bob? bob: brazil has a lot of problems. it goes back years to win the currency appreciated wildly in 2009 21.5 versus the dollar. 5 versus the dollar. they have a recession now that is very large i recent history. they have high inflation. they have a president that could be on the way out and there is corruption. this is why people have worried about investing in the emerging markets. david: they had a plan they thought when they brought in the new finance minister who was going to bring some austerity to the party but the politics undermined his ability to move. michael: there is not just financial risk but with this co

we'll be hearing from legendary tech investor sir michael moore on what's taking place right here in london. also, political sweeping changes in venezuela. we assess the implications of a new government after two decades with president meduro in power. and can climate talks in paris propel us towards a greener future. the ceo of vesta speaks to us later on in the program. >>> welcome to the show. so we got a recovery in markets late on friday after the jobs number and also some sentiment from mario draghi which of clours slightly unwound that uncertainty from the ecb press conference on thursday. asian shares coming off those gains on friday to open positively today. that's carried through to european trade as you can see. everything in the green today. continental europe up very nicely indeed. france and germany up around 1.5%. the ftse up po.6%. surprising to get some reaction to the up side today. now r let's now focus in on electrolux because shares are trading lower you can see to the tune of 12.4% after general electric terminated its agreement to sell the appliances business t

i want to bring in michael moore who wrote a story about this, and the people you talked to that said. michael: the banks are less involved and not having them is kind of the crux of the crisis. it is certainly a big difference. if you go back and look at the assets, the mortgage assets that banks have other balance sheet , they arehe crisis incomparable. betty: so give us those numbers. michael: what are called level , the most difficult to value, those total about $6 billion. that is less than 1% of their equity. if you go back to 2007, lehman brothers, they had level three assets and their mortgage business of about $25 billion. betty: what was their equity? michael: their equity was $20 billion. it is pretty dramatically whyerent for the banks and -- while banks have exposure and their investment for $40 -- portfolios, it is not the same magnitude and you are not seeing as much in the repo market, there is not as much of corporate debt as there used to be, so that is -- that has lessened some of the for selling and volatility. betty: is there a scenario where any of these people y

news 4's michael george is live in queens village where officer brian moore was remembered as a hero this morning, michael. >> reporter: rob, officer moore ed a hero, protecting this city, according to commissioner bratton and many others who knew him, and now this street sign has gone up, it will carry his na me forever. now, just a short time ago, commissioner bratton and offier moore's parents were here to unveil the new street sign, tective brian moore, he was promoted host humously, he was killed back in may. car a mile from here when he was kill bade suspect he stopped on suspicion of carrying a gun. just a short time ago, we heard from the parents of officer moore. >> it is with a heavy heart and heavy mind, heavy thoughts, that all of us are here. i lost my son, my family has lost a dear family member. >> we're very proud of brian today. and i've always been proud of my son. and i always will be. >> reporter: and the suspect in detective moore's murder is now facing homicide charges. we're live in queens village, michael george, news 4 new york. >> michael, thank you. >>> if y

other nominees include michael moore's upcoming documentary, "where to invade next."to see our interviews with the directors, go to our website, democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting live from cop 21, the united nations climate summit. we begin looking at a new milestone in the growing campaign for divestment from the gas, oil and coal companies that are fueling climate change. may boovie, executive director of 350.org, made the announcement just before our broadcast today. >> we are very pleased to be announcing the new commitments to divest from fossil fuels and before i announce them to all of you, i just want to once again remind everyone what this movement for divestment is all about. we are here for a historic summit on climate change, and the divestment movement is about something quite simple. if it is wrong to cause climate change, it is wrong to profit from causing climate change. and the divestment movement has taken up all around the wo

my ambition then was ultimately to be michael moore. >> rose: a document rifilmmaker?ntary filmmaker? yeah, you know, and cause trouble. i group up in the '60s, i'm a '60s kind of guy, always have been, and i grew up in the san francisco bay area and, you know, that's just -- that was my environment that i grew up in and i was perfectly happy to do it. i did not want the to make theatrical films. i was making films in school, winning awards. francis and i moved to san francisco because neither one of us liked the hollywood environment. we started the company up here. i got to take a student film and turn it into a feature. it was a totem pole. it was a visual storytelling. you know, the characters and the plot were not as important as the metaphor and the symbolism and, as a result -- and the emotional connection between the moving image and the audience. so i did that and, obviously, our company went bankrupt and destroyed everything. but there is always a silver lining. it caused him to be forced to pay off the debts which then did the godfather. he challenged me and

and michael moore. we have breaking news.ill hold talks with the salted that could lead to a deal. they are said to be discussing an offer that could include cash . it could happen in coming weeks. they are said to be making progress. the stocks are moving in response. you can see a jump in baxalta. is moving as well. you saw the reaction was immediate. there seems to be more m&a in the pharmaceutical industry. ♪ scarlet: breaking news and health care. shire is had to be holding talks with baxalta that could lead to a potential m&a deal. they are still fairly early, but if you look at how shares are reacting, shire shares are tumbling. they are down 2.1%. baxalta, on the other hand, up .y 6/10 of 1% it jumped up initially, but has given back some of its advance. give us more context. is this defensive or offensive? >> shire has been pursuing baxalta for months. they make rare blood product drugs. it was spun off from baxter. it was its own independent company for a month before shire came calling. shire has been the target of

course, you have lived for the whole past year in south sudan, which i make him a used to work for michael mooreand he would see if it's happening in africa, it's not happening without the u.s. media sort of use of things. it either starving children or barbaric tribal -- >> and it's only black people, they all look the same and the media can't differentiate that well. >> i mean, sudan with her an incredible process where it split essentially into, and backup media attention. but there's something much more interesting going on in sudan when you look at western interest. and that is that you have in the east of africa and across the endless of africa north africa, what amounts to a proxy war between the united states and china. china was very early to get involved in south sudan. at one point a controlled 40% of sudan's national petroleum organization. and that candidates present in the east of africa is largely military. china has been larger economic. you point out to me earlier tonight that china actually has troops deployed which i didn't know. spin well -- >> by china's 59 or 1200 -- >> i t

the force of enthusiasm is with you and we will give it to michael mckee. mike: moore movies ahead.: the trophy stays in new york. mark, what are you looking at here ahead of the evening? mark: five days of decline for the european equities today. for the stoxxoday 600. it is the lowest in two months. that is the situation. see you all tomorrow. ♪ >> look into bloomberg markets. ♪ -- welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ scarlet: good monday afternoon. alix: here is what we are at this hour. partnerscapital shutting down. the latest junk fund to flounder in recent weeks. third avenue, all liquidating high-yield funds. scarlet: president obama meeting to strategize in the battle against the islamic state, expected to deliver a statement from the pentagon. we will have live coverage. alix: expectations are high that the fed will raise interest rates will look at some of the lesser-known fact that have a big influence on the decision. as always, we want to head to the market desk to get a snapshot of how things are started on this momentous week.

there was several others, they were targeted at film make are michael moore who posted this picture of himself to twitter, right, standing outside of trump towers or trump tower in new york last week with a sign that read we are all muslim. that was in response to trump a's proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. temporarily. >> destiny velez issued an a apology saying a pol guys to the people i have offended with my word, i am first and foremost an up stander and as such i stand up against bullying. the last thing i wanted to do was bully anyone. i apologize good there were certain subjects you just don't talk about in the public eye. >> right. >> unless you are running for policies responding and compelled to respond but why do you take that issue up it is so controversial. >>> did you get to the movies this weekend. i did, the kid would the not let me not take them to see star wars and it is pretty darn good. >> star wars breaks the box office the force awakens becomes the the biggest opening in the movies history bringing in an estimated 230 million-dollar in the first week

the authors that i'm thinking of are not just nonfiction authors, but lori moore or michael cunninghamtobias wolf, jim shepard, he has a tiny, slim book called project x that you should -- i mean, don't leave now. [laughter] we're all in the middle of talking, but then afterwards. maybe go pick it up. and i read to be moved when i'm not looking. i mean, i know it sounds -- i mean, you want to feel like you're in good hands with any author, there's a relationship of trust, but i also want to be laughing until the very end when i get kind of punched in the gut a little bit. >> i kind of read for the language. at the end of the day, if it doesn't sing somehow, if it's not leaping off the page, i'm going to find myself impatient. so for me even if there's the issue of translation that's in the way, the language has to go somewhere and to something particularly special or else i'm going to turn elsewhere. >> i'm reminded of my son was 2, i think, he had a favorite book, and, you know, i came into his room, and he had the book on the floor open, and he was trying to get his foot inside the b

katie pavlich, steve moore, founder of committee to unleash prosperitys and michael goodwin, "new yorkcolumnist, all fox news contributors. katie, let me ask you first, does this help him or hurt him? >> i don't think anything hurt trump you trump up to this point. melissa: good point. >> i don't think any supporters are worried about him endorsing him. they have very big egos and rough up critics and reporters of. very similar to hand them things. i don't think trump supporters will necessarily think this is bad thing. melissa: there was something he said, steve moore. translation is a little difficult, but said he is very flamboyant. he is very talented. without a doubt he is absolute leader. but then he said something about how he would be willing -- oh, he wants to move to different level of relations, to more solid deeper relations with russia. how can russia not welcome that? we welcome that. steve, what do you make of that? there is something more to that. >> the big question whether putin is registered to vote in iowa, south carolina or new hampshire or else it doesn't really m

moore, simone foxman. seems like the same tale when it comes to michael platt, so what went wrong?imone: it has been a bit of a slow decline for his oldest fund. it just hadn't made much money for a long. of time. -- long period of time. in 2008 that was where a lot of the assets came from. so, a lot of people rushed to throw their money into the fund. it didn't turn out to be as great as it was. the firmwide assets dropped from 37 billion to 8 billion. they kind of made -- this is and . guess a huge surprise i mean, he's a name, and it's a huge surprise if you look at someone who lost that much in assets over short amount of time, you have to wonder if it makes sense anymore. betty: exactly. you have seen blackstone -- or where theck rock strategy isn't working. macro there are people making money -- little nother than passports -- macro fund, they are up quite a bit this year. 17%, that was through october. there are people doing well. it has been a slow grind for three years. investors being demanding, it didn't seem to make sense for them, are we really going to work to keep it

michael jackson's thriller sold its 30 millionth album. in honor of the piece of history, enjoy the music. let's do it. [music] meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month and ask about free installation. ernie: welcome back. tonight we're featuring two around the world with an organization based on their background as actors. >> what you did tonight was you gave an incredible gift. ernie: it's called disair zara aina and kids are doing more than they could have imagined because of this program. i want you to meet the co-founders of this wonderful program. good to have you here. bryce, gentleman's guide to love and murder, and lucas, the country girl, and you're such accomplished actors. you're giving back in a unique way. i love this. you're giving people a chance to really im

michael. >>> thank you, george. now to that unusual hollywood divorce battle. singer mandy moore asking for spousal support from ryan adams for their pets. she said caring for their cats and ds is even hurting her career. abc's mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: fighting like cats and dogs, more like fighting it's a hollywood divorce tale with a twist straight out of a movie. mandy moore seeking spousal support from ryan adams to take care of pets. a total of eight cats and dogs that the couple shared during their marriage that she says she's sfruging to support on a salary she claims is a quarter of adam's. >> it's becoming overwhelming to take care of all the animals. >> reporter: the actress and singer who burst on to the pop music keen in 19 9 999 with this. i'm missing you like candy j.t. >> reporter: appeared in films like "because i said so" married in 2009 after just a one-month engagement. >> reporter: adams, a singer/songwriter most recently known for his cover of taylor swift's album "1989" nominated for multiple grammy awards. in court documents obtained by