fran, can you figure out a basketball barb for michael moore, so he can watch duke-north carolina basketballhael, when you look at banks, you keep on saying that here in europe we're where -- we were so late to the game and wall street has been doing so much better. but we were expecting jpmorgan day today. they have issues that tom and i tried to explore in the last two weeks. we still do not have full exposure. -- full disclosure. michael: there is nothing to drive transparency like fear. you are seeing some of the banks come out and say here is our investment grade portfolio, the junk portfolio. i think you are starting to see that because this commodity one- ors not been a two-quarter issue. tom: michael moore, thank you very much. gary shilling wants to dive in as well and link that into the global economy. let's look at our data. we look at equities, bonds, currencies, commodities churn today. a stunningly strong yen this morning with the euro weaker. crude oil fragile. trying to fear -- trying to find a bid up or at resistance. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: these are london li

. >> michael moore n goes toward.e >> a look at look at what is now showing. >> ryan reynolds is a former special forces operative turned mercenary in dental . experiment pe leaves have nearly invincible, and he uses his new school skills while teaming up with two mutants to hunt down the man who nearly destroyed his life, ben stiller hits the catwalk again inin zoolander two, teaming up with fellow supermodel hansell to stop a conspiracy to kill kill the world's most beautiful people,a zoolander two is rated pg-13. if you're looking for laughs, here is how to be single . dakota johnson takes a break from her long-term boyfriend and moved to new york for a new job, a loud coworker, shows her the ropes of the single life in michael moore where kim day next . he goes to the country to examine how people view work, education, and other issues he travels illustrate how different america is from the rest of the world,t where to invade next is rated r.. if you do go timidly she really wants bundle-up fishback exam you need to figure some dangerously cold with high temperatures about 10 degrees

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tom: let's go to the article from michael moore in new york. the is the basic quote -- contingent convertible bonds, also known as cocos -- we call puffs -- have turned in a similar performance at the cost of protecting the company subordinated debt from default for five years using credit default swaps more than doubled since the end of 2015. this is a bloomberg article. let's go to the chargrt which shows a little bit more emotion. this is an extraordinary test -a similar performance at the cost of protecting the company subordinated debt from default for five years using credit default of the derivatives. what youly don't know to when you convert one of these puppies, do they? >> i think that is true. the fed will not allow these is capital. they put it into preferred stock because they feel it is more understandable. this was something that came out of the crisis. and just like the total loss absorbing capacity at mr. kearney has come up with, we aren't sure how this works when we go into a bankruptcy. francine: what kind of world do we liv

michael moore covers the major banks for bloomberg news.this some sort of 2008 banking crisis brewing? what are people saying about deutsche bank? fear is part of the that deutsche bank will have to have another capital raise. that is what investors are concerned about. john cryan has canceled the dividend for 2015 and 2016 in an effort to build capital. they're going in with the better capital position that they had before the financial crisis. betty: how much money do they have? what did they disclose? michael: 1 billion and payment capacity. one billion euros of payment capacity in 2016 for this specific kind of capital instrument. they are called at-1. have 4.3hey will billion is their estimate. they will have to make a 350 million euro payment in april. they say we have one billion, that is more than enough. that is the argument they are making. the longer-term fear is that deutsche bank over the last five years, their net profit is basically zero. they have had a lot of legal costs. people are concerned if that continues are they able

. >> when donald trump sided with moveon.org and michael moore and the extreme fever swamp left wing on calling for the impeachment of george w. bush, that demonstrated where he was coming from. >> two days after defending jeb's brother in the debate. ma slammed jeb as spoiled. >> i didn't have a rolodex to say these are my dads or moms friends they're going to hire me, raise a bunch of money for me one day. i didn't have that kind of privilege. >> george w. bush did not win the new hampshire primary in 2000, he came into south carolina, ran a bare knuckle campaign, won the first in the south primary, and put him on a path to the presidency. jeb bush may need more than bare knuckles, he may need brass knuckles. >> carl, thank you. george w. bush will be talking to hannity today. in just a few minutes, i will talk with dick cheney against allegations against his old boss and the death of cheney's friend supreme court just else antonin scalia. the coming of apocalyptic struggle over judge scalia's seat on the bench has become perhaps the dominant issue in politics this year. think abou

telling trump he sounds like michael moore.days until that south carolina primary. let me bring in the associate editor of "the hill" and former u.s. senator norm coleman, a gejeb bush supporter. to both you, thanks for joining me. senator, first to you. you were at that south carolina debate this past weekend. called trump out of control. tell me why you thought he was. >> well, he certainly brought things to a new level in these debates. not necessarily elevated. not just jeb bush, i think rush limbaugh said the same thing. when you accuse former president bush of knowing, knowingly, getting us into 9/11, ignoring what the cia said, which is simply not true. simply not true. it was kind of -- what did they say, jump the shark, is that what the fonz used to say? i think trump pushed it over the edge now. when you have limbaugh and bush saying it sounded like michael moore, not a republican candidate for president, i think you're kind of pushing it past the edge. >> still, at the debate, trump is soaring in the polls. >> well,

steve: on saturday, up 45% on super bowl saturday and michael moore county, and i think it is safe to say we got our party on. tisha: a great break before the steve: exactly. now we have to get ready for this weekend and a couple shots of winter weather around here. tisha: yes, it's quite a few feel a lot like winter, chris? chris: temperatures will go through the floor as we head into saturday and sunday and tomorrow, we will have more chances for winter weather. let's break it down. three things we are concerned about. one, the light accumulation of snow, then the intense cold for the weekend. no way out of that one. and then this storm system is far out, four or five days, but it looks like a mixture that will turn over to mainly just rain. look at that shot though at north hill. temperatures started out at 19 at rdu and 14 at southern pines. we got into the upper 30's and low 40's. at 48 right now at north hills rdu international. winds are pretty light now, but these are live readings. they are falling pretty quickly. durham, you have 34. 33 in wake forest, 43 though in fayettevi

. >> the festival will screen the diary of anne frank, as well as michael moore and's new documentary, where to invade next. organizers are rallying behind --. the refugee crisis. a dozen films are dedicated to the plight of the migrants. including fire at sea. nearly 80,000 refugees arrived in the german capital last year. of capital has invited some them to attend screenings for free. the theme runs deep. in first addition to place 1961, 6 years after world war ii left millions of people displaced in europe. many refugees fled germany. you back to the cuban capital, where the head of the church is holding a meeting with pope francis. their meeting, being held at the airport in havana, is underway. it is scheduled to last about two hours. it has been about half an hour since the men sat down for talks. the pope is en route to mexico, where he will arrive before heading on to other latin american nations during the world tour. we will bring you more as soon as we get it. in the violence. diplomats agreed to a temporary cease-fire in syria, due to take effect with in a week. russia is

michael: moore the 24,000 outages in the state of south carolina, and many of them are in the upper date -- more than 24,000 outages in the state of south carolina. pickens county outages have dropped, as you can see there, and there are 4500 outages in spartanburg county. gabrielle: 1300 in buncombe county, almost 1400 in henderson county, and 3200 in rutherford county. dozens of people were injured, at least three killed after severe weather blew across the south, with multiple tornadoes. chris has more from raleigh. chris: a powerful storm system sweeping across the southeast spotting tornadoes from louisiana to south florida. -- spawning tornadoes from the >> this is probably the worst area that it could have hit. chris: one popular area took a severe hit. >> we barely made it to the bottom, the bottom floor, and then we started hearing things ripping apart. we are fortunate to be alive. chris: more than a dozen tornadoes were reported across the region, destroying homes, overturned nine -- overturning semi trucks, and ripping apart brick buildings. >> it was scary. it was unreal. yo

michael moore goes out on a journey to find out what america can learn from other countries. his new documentaries tackles the issues of america's incarceration system and student loan debt it mpcoares our system to other countries and focuses on how the u.s. can better improve our own constitutions. >>> we will see if fans of better known marvel characters will head out to see deadpool. >> is that the one where we see full frontal, all in the buff? that's it. okay. >> ladies there you have it. >>> and the romantic single of how to be a young, single person in new york city. critics like the leads much better than the movie which some call a weak sex in the city. >> you know, just over the top. >> 4:55. some are calling it the real life version of the hunger games. >> one tv show is known as the most dangerous game in the world. >>> for a fumble. why star wars is in trouble with the british government. >>> we are looking at a busy day at one local florist. >>> a busy night in montgomery county for firefighters. crews are still on the scene. i can't get too close, we are seein

miriah: documentary maker miriah: documentary maker michael moore posted an open letter on his website asking americans to stop sending bottled water to flint. he also addressed the issue during an interview. >> flint doesn' t need bottled water sent to it. all right? we need those pipes replaced, and not a single pipe has been replaced since they discovered lead in the water. miriah: while some see his comments as insensitive, the flint native said sending water is a quick fix, but not a long-term plan. he instead suggested making larger demands such as the and the creation of a temporary water system. and it is february 1st, and google is helping to kick off black history month. if you visit the search engine' s main page today, featured in the popular google doodle is frederik douglass. an abolitionist and statesman who overcame and escaped from slavery, he later became a leader of the abolitionist movement and is best known for his impressive oratory as well as several of his antislavery writings. a massive wave knocked a surfer off his board off the coast of maui, swallowing him w

. >> michael moore grew up here and says he hasn't heard the stories in 20 years 50 i've been hiking 23 years since i've lived over there and been all over the north side of green mountain and never seen any metal, any patrick smith came to this informational meeting for residents to understand what the health department plans to do this summer. the comment click a take survey of open areas on the property test to determine if there is any munitions debris or unexploded ordnance. over the they were dug up from the mountain they just want to make sure they haven't missed some. take my feeling it a minimal danger, but if it's a danger would like to see it. while in dancy and hike the mountain every day, they say they're not worried about their property values. >> p next to place we hike and bike is increases property values. >> they're taking care of the issues. >> are never seen any. i want to find out because i'm back your life those are pretty astonishing pictures that that was going on right here. now there will be another one of those open house type meetings beginning at 6:00 p.m

michael moore leaves the land of the free in "where to invade next." the satirical filmmaker the problems that plague our country. and finds that the american dream is alive and well...just not in the u-s-a. that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. >> a whole bunch of events centered around agriculture... still to come on around <

you basically have a guy running in republican primaries a combination of michael moore and christopherchens. that is an opportunity. you should be organizing faith leaders to attack him for not respecting the role of faith in the public square. you should be sending iraq vets to his rallies to confront him for calling george bush a liar. he is not going to self-destruct. you have to frame the argument. people will listen. this idea that donald trump has 35% or whatever and those people are not going to move, i don't buy that. he had 10% a few months ago. there is nothing magical about this. people will listen to arguments. whoever makes the most aggressive, logical, compelling argument is going to win this race. mark: name three states you think marco rubio could finish first in between now and the end of the nominating process. henry: florida is one he has to finish first in. midwestern states, he could do well. states like virginia, you could do well. mark: name two he could win. henry: i think you have florida, virginia. colorado is a state where he could win. there is three for you

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let's bring in bloomberg's michael moore. hael rbs basically plummeting because it's been pushing out the dividends and they are going to be much tougher on compensation. >> yes. one reason is they have this overhang from the u.s. mortgage settlement that may be coming at some point. they warned analysts that they don't control the timeline of that. they are not having substance -- substantive conversations. rbs is on the later, and it sounds like it's not coming immediately. so the uncertainty there is also weighing. francine: and they have loads with, gs to deal restructuring the banks. we need to forget about 2016 and look into 2017? >> well they hoped it would be the first-quarter and 2016 i think they are expecting more restructuring costs and expecting more issues from this p.t.i. issue. so i think you're going to see more struggles in 2016 as they try to turn this around. tom: it's on the edge of a citi group chart but michael moore, there's no equivalent in the united states. why is this bank not put out of its misery?

ome the michael moore candidate of the republican party. at the end of the day, i don't know what's going to happen here. jeb is definitely surging.l not win the nomination. if you want to get a replacement for justice scalia, nominate a conservative -- can win. donald trump can't get 270 lek rat votes. what he said about george is michael moore stuff. i think that will bite him here. he's unfit to be president ofates. if we nominate donald trump we're giving not only the democrats but control of the ou would still support him? >> i got to really re-evaluate after what he said bush. the mainstream democratic party opposition of george w. bush,e donald trump went. being 9/11 that's something that comes from the part of ust five days away from south carolina primary, which could be a critical moment for many of the campaigns and this morning the battle over thehaping up to be a key issue and abc's tom llamas is here with that. >> reporter: this week and this primary, so important fore jeb bush and even senator marco rubio, who need a victory,

bush is michael moore stuff. i think that will bite him here. he's unfit to be president of the united states. if we nominate donald trump we're giving not only the supreme court nominations to the democrats but control of the government. >> i got to really re-evaluate after what he said about george w. bush. the mainstream democratic party opposition of george w. bush, didn't go where donald trump went. being responsible for 9/11 that's something that comes from the part of america. >>> we're just five days away from south carolina primary, which could be a critical moment for many of the campaigns and this morning the battle over the supreme court is shaping up to be a key issue and abc's tom llamas is here with that. >> reporter: this week and this primary, so important for candidates like jeb bush and even senator marco rubio, who need a victory, a boost, anything positive as we get tuesday and at this weekend's debate was any indication what this primary will look like, candidates better be ready to fight. republicans -- agree on one thing,

applause] some of the dialogue back and forth made me wonder, close my eyes, and i thought it was michael mooree stage. any case, this is not about the front running candidate. is about how we can restore our country's greatness, national security, and that is why i am a candidate for president. here is the reality. we need a president that will respect the armed forces. a month and a half, two months ago, i had a chance to speak at the citadel. what an extraordinary university that is. [applause] i thought you guys would be out there, before i did it, i had a little work with the guards at 6:00 a.m. sorry. 25 situps, calisthenics, i think they were taking the old guy to see how long he would last. i thought we were finished, and we ran three miles. i started asking me questions. will you have are back? will you be a commander in chief respect the military? will you eliminate the sequester? these were all good questions, and here's the answer -- i will have an economic plan. i will be a commander in chief that respect the armed forces. we will eliminate the sequester. we will build the military

running in ay republican primary whose accommodation of michael moore and christopher hitchens.is an opportunity. you should be organizing faith leaders to go out and attack him for not respecting the role of faith in the public square. you should be sending iraq war vets to his rallies to confront him for calling george bush a war criminal and a liar. he's not going to self-destruct. you have to go in and frame the arguments. people will listen. has idea that donald trump 35% or whatever and most people are going to move. i don't buy that. he had 10% a few months ago. there is nothing magical about this. people will listen to arguments and whoever makes the most aggressive logical compelling passionate argument is going to win this thing. name three states were you think marco rubio can win. henry: midwestern states he could do well. florida, virginia, colorado is a state where he can win. there are three for you. mark: who is the second most likely nominee now? stewart: i don't know. the races in a real state of flux. i am not a ted cruz guy. he has been well-positioned to do

>> he become the michael moore candidate of the republican party. at the end of the day, i don't know what's going to happen here. jeb is definitely surging. donald trump will not win the nomination. if you want to get a replacement for justice scalia, nominate a conservative -- nominate someone can win. donald trump can't get 270 lek rat votes. what he said about george w. bush is michael moore stuff. he's unfit to be president of the united states. if we nominate donald trump we're giving not only the supreme court nominations to the democrats but control of the government. >> you would still support him? >> i got to really re-evaluate after what he said about george w. bush. the mainstream democratic party opposition of george w. bush, didn't go where donald trump went. being responsible for 9/11 that's something that comes from the part of america. >>> we're just five days away from south carolina primary, which could be a critical moment for many of the campaigns and this morning the battle over the supreme court is shaping up to llamas is here

you basically have a guy running in republican primaries a combination of michael moore and christopheritchens. that is an opportunity. you should be organizing faith leaders to attack him for not respecting the role of faith in the public square. you should be sending iraq vets to his rallies to confront him for calling george bush a liar. he is not going to self-destruct. you have to frame the argument. people will listen. this idea that donald trump has 35% or whatever and those people are not going to move, i don't buy that. he had 10% a few months ago. there is nothing magical about this. people will listen to arguments. whoever makes the most aggressive, logical, compelling argument is going to win this race. mark: name three states you think marco rubio could finish first in between now and the end of the nominating process. henry: florida is one he has to finish first in. midwestern states, he could do well. states like virginia, you could do well. name name tw could win -- two he could win. henry: i think you have florida, virginia. colorado is a state where he could win. there

. >> jeb bush says he's -- and the michael moore of the party. >> i think jeb bush has gotten under his skin. >> trump said the republican committee should intervene over the cruz ads and if not, they are in violation of a pledge to him. >> we need a scorecard. >> thank you, dick. >>> we'll turn the temperature way down and talk about the weather. >> do we have to. it's so miserable outside. it's wet and cold. and i don't think like that mix. >> it's everything. we'll see everything out of this current system. we'll see snow and sleet and icing. and a lot of rain. right now we don't see anything. there's the live picture. snow is falling. and there's just cloud cover that's blanketing us in. if you take a peek. you're starting to see all the colors that show all the different types of precipitation. the green is the rain. where is the heavier wands of snow. we see the darker blue color. westchester and the tail goes over to oyster bay. and look at this. around the south shore and around jfk, it's like an arrow. the mixing is making its way. and certainly you're dealing with all rain up

>> he's become the michael moore candidate of the republican party. at the end of the day, i don't know what's going to happen here. jeb is definitely surging. donald trump will not win the nomination. if you want to get a replacement for justice scalia, nominate a conservative -- nominate someone can win. donald trump cannot get 270 electoral votes. what he said about george w. bush being a liar and the cause of 9/11 is michael moore stuff. i think that will bite him here. the united states. if we nominate donald trump we're giving not only the supreme court nominations to the democrats but control of the government. >> you would still support him? >> i got to really re-evaluate after what he said about george w. bush. the kooky people in the world. the mainstream democratic party opposition of george w. bush, didn't go where donald trump went. i'll have to think about what it means to have somebody running as the nominee of the republican party to accuse the past president of willfully lying about the facts and circumstances of iraq and being respon

he is all the way with oliver stone and michael moore now. think that that will mess is literally help him anywhere. he looks like he does not know what he is talking about. it looks like he has not read the 9/11 commissions. he just really does not know what he is talking about. >> donald trump live in mount pleasant you'd what do you make on the notion of it? the latest polls have them up huge. a phenomenal lead. this stuff does not hurt him at all. perhaps he is right. maybe there is nothing he can say or do that would persuade those folks. >> yes. for those voters, he can say just about anything. he says crazy things. it does not bother his voters at all. the voters that matter are the other voters. that could be calcified part of the electorate. they think that george bush is responsible for 9/11. i do not think that there is a lot of support in the party for that. that just will not last through a general election. >> you would not agree with the argument. >> the course of action taken by president george w. bush. a new kind of gop. mos

we want to bring in michael moore for more. and credit at stocks default swaps.telling you something bad is going on. ratios doying capital they reflect some the like that? we're waiting for the other shoe to drop. this kind of move in six weeks does not seem to be brought on by the capital numbers. deutsche bank cancel their dividends for this year to try to build capital. need to beedge they better capitalized. if you look at now compared to where they were going in the financial crisis, it is a dramatic difference. joe: we are not seeing anything ellis like acute funding stretch. the bankhe measures, funding, a general level or bank specific level, look like they are phasing out. >> right we are not seeing the short-term funding. it seems to be that people do not have a reason to buy right now. a lot of the banks have set themselves that 2016 will not be a great year. and said that even before you are not getting a pay out in the meantime. there is not a ton of reason but on the other hand, you knew that two months ago. adding to whatis was a rough start to th

i closed my eyes and i thought it was michael moore on the stage. >> seth: "also when i closed my eyestended i wasn't running for president anymore. [ light laughter ] i was back home in florida where no one ever tweets mean things about me and hurts my feelings." [ light laughter ] but trump was not backing do monday he went even harder at george w. bush, lambasting him for his management of the iraq war. >> shouldn't have been there, shouldn't have gotten out the way we got out. but if the president went to the beach, we would have been better off, believe me. saddam hussein was a bad guy. but one thing about him, he killed terrorists. now iraq is harvard for terrorism. >> seth: iraq harvard. that's ridiculous. both bushes went there. it's definitely yale. [ light laughter ] but of course, even when trump is right he finds a way to be wrong. because trump has been claiming for months during this campaign that he had the foresight to speak out against the iraq war when it first started in 2003, not just later when the war turned out to be a disaster. yet independent fact checkers have

then michael moore decided to try his luck in venture capital.o become one of the most heralded investors in silicon valley history. then a few years later took a step back for a riverhounds condition he has never revealed. joining me today on studio 1.0 zero, sir michael mauritz, chairman of sequoia

. @>> reporter: michael moore @leads the land of the free in @"where to invade next." @he goes in search of solutions @that plague our country and @find that the american dream is @alive and well, just not in the @usa. @that's the box office preview, @nbc news. @>> all right. @maybe you will catch a movie @day. @maybe you have just broken the @bank. @we're going to tell you how @much people are spending on @ @>>> welcome back. @did you know that people are @expected to spend close to $20 @billion on valentine's day @gifts this year? @cards, candy and flowers are @the most popular options. @another popular gift, @engagement ring, that's going @to drive the price up. @14 million marriage proposals @are made on the day of love. @on the flip side, 53% of women @say they would break up with @their significant other if they @didn't get a gift. @stakes are high here, guys. @gifts either. @the average amount people will @spend comes to about $146. @apparently. @>>> cuddling is for free. @especially. @>> yeah, we definitely have to @find ways to deal with the cold @air moving o

you've got everyone sort of on the right and republican saying he sounds like michael moore. i don't know. what is your view of how this plays? >> what happened immediately on saturday was a kind of bandwagon effect. people in the room were booing donald trump for saying that. people in the room were the sort of people who can't see any fault in george w. bush. not just republicans but donor, former ambassadors. people who have a lot riding on the bush administration and sort of a retelling of history. one of the questions i like to throw to republican voters on the trail is should we have gone into iraq? very infrequently can they say yes we should have. what's been happening over the last few years was an argument, well, maybe we shouldn't have but we were in a good place until barack obama came along. that's the risk of what trump is doing was stopping that rethink in its tracks. >> there's a way in which the trump emerged as the anti-bush that basically trump's rise, trump support started off as reflective, anti-jeb, anti-republican posture. as soon as they confronted wit