mr. harry miller. mr. miller is a veteran of 22 years of military service in the united states army and air force. he served in world war ii in the united states army with the 740 tank battalion as a tank crewman in the assault gun platoon of headquarters company and in the message center of battalion headquarters taking part in the battle of the bulge. he served in the korean war in the united states army in again mcare chur's headquarters in the communication center and served in the united states air force in vietnam war as strategic air command. mr. miller retired from the united states air force in january of 1966 as a senior master sergeant. ladies and gentlemen, mr. harry miller. >> colonel james riffey. he is a 95 years old, young, purple heart veteran, world war ii. he entered the army as a private in 1942 and retired as a colonel in 1972. he participated in the battle of okinawa as a leader of the infantry platoon and commander of an infantry rifle company and intelligence officer and plans and op

mr. miller appeared on hannity last night, he said that next phase is supreme court picks. >> are we getting originals on court. >> that is one first thing that is happening we're going to cabinet process right now, next is supreme court. list of 20 judges, we worked with a -- >> we have it down to a few. >> people will love who believe that constitution should be interpreted as it was intended. liz: look who is here. judge andrew napolitano. you met with president-elect trump today, what was that meeting about? >> well, what mr. miller said is true, president-elect trump is nearing end of the completing the nomination are in cabinet and -- for the cabinet and turned his attention to supreme court, i think he began today soliciting opinions from a lot of people who watch and monitor, and read about and study and write about and lekurleclercture about utter -- lecture about the supreme court to get our opinions of the mentality of the judge he is looking for. that is what we talked about. what type of human being should he put on the court to fill the shoes of latenthony scalia and fulfill hi

mr. miller said he would not be taking the job in order to intend more time with his family. >> julianna thank you. it's christmastime all over the world. we take a hallway spin around the globe. >> pope francis sent a wish for christmas pee it echoed in war attorney syria. these troops in iraq had christmas dinner in camouflage and in kabul afghanistan, santa claus found a new way to fly. ice couldn't stop the christmas spirit in this town east of mosul. australia christmas is a beach holiday. in india, santa appeared in the sand. honda lit up cities from moscow to san francisco. >> i wish you a very happy christmas. >> queen elizabeth fought off a cold to hold off greeting and here in america the obama chilled out with shaved ice in hawaii. >> an estimated 150 million sets of christmas lights are sold each year. and a good bunch of them are strung up around the home of just one man. we dubbed him the christmas lights king of queens. >> you don't need kevin lynch's address to find his family's well-lit home in queens, new york just follow the cars. >> you google our house. >> 350 plasti

mr. miller said he would not take the job in order to spend more time with his family. >> thank you. >> like it's christmas time all over the world. tony dokoupil take is a holiday spin around the globe. >> reporter: pope francis sent the world a wish for christmas peace. it echoed in war torn aleppo syria. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: these u.s. troops in iraq had christmas dinner in camouflage. in kabul, afghanistan, santa claus found a new way to fly. isis couldn't stop the christmas spirit at this town, east of mosul. australia's christmas is a beach holiday. in india, santa appeared in the sand. chanukah lit up cities from moscow to san francisco. >> i wish you all a very happy christmas. >> queen elizabeth fought off a cold to offer britain her season's greeting. and here in america, the obamas chilled out with shaved ice in hawaii. an estimated 150 million sets of christmas lights are sold each year, and a good bunch of them are strung up around the home of just one man, we have dubbed him the christmas lights king of queens. you don't need kevin lynch's address to find his family

mr. harry miller. mr. kenneth overly. served with the army air forces during world war ii. he was assigned to the 834th bomb squadron 486 bomber group eighth air force. ladies and gentlemen, mr. oberly. actions while at sea in 1943 consisted of attacks on the marcus, wake, and gilbert islands of the gilbert islands. ladies and gentlemen, mr. andrew. mr. alfred began his federal service in june 1943 as a draftee for world war ii. found himself aboard a destroyer uss warden at pearl harbor. remained through the battles of coral c, midway, and canal and transfer to the u.s. lobbing in 1942 to participate in the invasion of sicily. ladies and gentlemen, the reverend richard young. [ applause ] mr. john showman joined the u.s. navy in 1944, radar operator he was put on a newly commissioned uss richard cv 31 on the way to the south pacific. joining the task force, task force 38 off okinawa in june 1945. the ship joined in the attacks on okinawa and the strikes on japan bombing factories. the ship earned one battle star. ladies and gentlemen, mr. john showman. mr. yecil francis. s

mr. harry miller. serving with the army air forces , assigned to the bomb squadron. 23 missions from germany 1944. listed in the navy and assigned to crew the uss navy -- consisting of attacks in gilbert islands. our next world war ii veteran began his federal service in june 1943. his military direction includes european african middle eastern campaign with a normandy invasion and bronze stars. the reverend richard young joined the u.s. navy on december 7, 1941. remained to the battles of midway and quad canal and transferred in 1942 to participate in the invasion of sicily. the reverend richard young. joined the u.s. navy in 1944. force officeask open our in june 1945. the ship earned one battle star. mr. cecil frances served in the united states navy during the ussas a first-class on the -- he served as a striker. ladies and gentlemen, cecil frances. serving in the united states navy, was a fireman in the engine room. mr. donald served as a seaman first-class. pickard.d ryan commences service at a n

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mr. harry miller. [applause] overly served with the army air force during world war ii. he was assigned to the 834 bomb squadron. he flew 23 missions over germany november 1944 to may 1945. ladies and gentlemen, mr. overly. it's.drew a blue actions llc in 1943 consisted of markets andhe gilbert islands and the support invasion force of the gilbert islands. llis.ndrew agi our next world war ii veteran is mr. albert. he began his service in 1943 as a drafty for world war ii. he served in europe, south africa -- north africa, and earned broad -- bronze stars. the reverend richard young , pearl harbor survivor joined , the u.s. navy on december 7, 1941. he found himself on the destroyer uss ward and at pearl harbor. he remained on the warden and went to the battles of midway and guadalcanal and transferred in 1942 to participate in the invasion of sicily. the reverend richard young. [applause] >> mr. john showman joined the u.s. navy in 1944. a radar operator, he was put on ship ony commissioned the way to the south pacific. joining the task force off okinawa in june 1945. t

mr. miller the beth. how many other people have samaritan house helped?t is helped about two dozen people get into apartments, but that number does not include getting them rooms for rent and reuniting them with family. >> a remarkable story. a new start for the new year.>>> new details on an apartment fire in san leandro. investigators say and unattended pot left on a stove was to blame. it was reported at 3:30 this afternoon near interstate 580. no one was hurt. the fire destroyed one him apartment on the first floor. two other units had smoke damage. brews were able to keep the flames from spreading to the rest of the building. the red cross is helping more than a dozen residents displaced by the fire.>>> bay area air quality officials are investigating the source of the foul odor around san francisco for two days. pg&e says it got more than a dozen calls including a call from the fairmont hotel about the smell. crews say they didn't find any gas leaks. officials are looking into a number of potential causes including two blaring incidents at a chevron

reserve a little bit of my time because i thought this would be the last time that our chairman mrs. miller would be here. instead we got mr. harper. that's ok, we'll take the second. but mrs. miller is going on to other things. she's on other endeavors. the sweetness is she is leaving here and going home. she has been a great chairman. we have had the pleasure of working together. we agree 99.9% of the time and without question, she was a -- the classiest person in this institution. i wish her well and whatever i could do -- if i'm in michigan, i will stop and see her and if she's in philadelphia, i would love to see her. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. harper: madam speaker, i share that admiration for representative miller who will be living at the end of this term and great to see the working relationship that they have had together on the committee of house administration. it has been an excellent example of how this place can operate. let us come together, though, to

mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support me and supporting h.r. 6416 a bill named in part after chairman miller and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takai: mr. speaker, i rise in support the jeff miller and richard blumenthal veterans health care and benefits improvement act of 2016. this is a testament to the house and senate veterans' affairs committees. the bill contains numerous pieces of legislation supported on both sides of the aisle. i want to thank chairman miller, both democrats and republicans forks their hard work putting together an omnibus bill that will improve the care and support we provide to america's veterans. mr. takano: i want to specifically acknowledge our committee members, representative brown, representative titus, dr. ruiz, representative o'rourke, representative rice, representative walz and representative mcnerney, and many other democratic colleagues. representative pingree and representative frankel, senator-elect duckworth, representative gallego, representative hahn and represe

mr. miller, thank you as well. >>> let's g to al with the forecast. >> all right. we were talking about that next batch of cold air that's coming in. this arctic blast. we're calling it the siberian express, the air does emanate from over the pole back in siberia. we're talng by today, below average. friday, saturday, sunday, by tuesday, we're talking 20 to 30 degrees below average across the plains into the mid-mississippi river valley. look at some of these temperatures. these are going to be air temperatures. minneapolis, 7, sioux falls eight and bismarck will be four below and it's going to get even colder on wednesday. as you can see, we've got lake effect snow around today. we're also looking at heavy snow nicest weather's going to be >>> check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you, sir. >>> up next -- >> facebook's yearnd view??? serom theus to e silly. we'll talo the sial ows w to keep his wh spinning. nice ss dad. ey ad d'tm t sizes? this is wh the pros wear. look at the lines... uhhh... in deliciously heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. ready to

mr. miller stepping aside. it's amazing. a couple days ago, jason miller communications director.p down. i want to spend more time with my family, a family had he two days ago, and my wife's pregnant. couldn't the communications director come up with a slightly better plan? >> obviously, look, something happened here. not just a spontaneous. he came to the realization he has to spend more time with his family. his wife is due in a few weeks. and he does want to spend more time with his family. i talked to him, i reached out to him today. he said he only wants to say what his statement said last night. there seems to be more here. there is another senior adviser to donald trump who has made allegations. >> shockly, we have some of those public statements. a.j. delgado was a hispanic outreach person during the campaign and still with the campaign? >> as far as i know, yes. >> that could change. but she just tweeted congratulations to the baby daddy on being named white house commk director. her twitter account is now suspended. there's a lot of dots here. >> let's not take it too fa

mrs. christie. miller. lewis. and kelly. you've got no more sentinels? no, that's all there is. i only got two. there should be four. maybe there'll be more next time. oh, always late. benjy. benjy, the papers has come. what do you got laid out for us for tomorrow? i don't want any of that stuff. give me some coffee. due west. got a detour around a high mesa about eight miles out, and that's about all. hey, isn't this the same route we took last year? mm-hmm. hey, that's pretty good rememberin' for a fella that's gettin' on in years. that's pretty good forgettin' for a young buck like you too. as i recall, there was a little canyon just beyond that mesa you're talking about. saved us two days' traveling time, didn't it? that's right. pretty narrow, though. some places you'd just be able to get your wagons through. and kind of reminds you of a rattlesnake that's getting ready to strike. you trying to scare me, flint, old boy? why, major, i'd as soon try and scare a tornado. i seem to remember a little stream of water going through that canyon too, huh? yeah, there's a spring in t

mr. miller speak with mr. jordan. an historic moment, massive swiss franc strength.trend is the management of euro-swiss and steven saywell , this blue curve, i would suggest is -- suggest that this is a wreck fighting every day as they are overcome by european events, will they give it up, will we see massive swiss appreciation? steven: a very good question. euro-swiss is where it is. they have the most negative deposit rate in the markets, the chart i used quite often comparing the country's, this is the key goal, they want to be the lowest and if the others catch up they will go lower. the intervention continues, we do a lot of work in this, the data is exhilarating. will they continue? absolutely. the long-term migration tells is equilibrium in euro-swiss is franc's40 so the swiss overvalued, they have fundamentals on their side, the most overvalued currency. encrypt -- the yen is the most undervalued. they have to continue to insulate the swiss economy from the ravages of a strong exchange rate. we would speculate there will be more intervention. tom: brilliantl

mr. trump. and miller, who is showing up to trump tower, stay tuned for the reports.s a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. >>> the fire works line was hillary clinton's campaign. the question, are the speeches about for the country? now, joining us, mike huckabee. >> they're great. it's a perfect way to bypass the media and get out of the bubble. and get away from all of the environment politicians get wrapped up in. two, go out and rub shoulders. he needs to see that connection and to feel it. and he's being reminded of who is for him and taking the energy, like gasoline in the tank. bill, i hope he continues to do it. >> so when he thanks the people who supported him and repledge that's he's going to look out for them and that that makes people like him. you have those who are skeptical. we've never seen a president ma

mr. miller wanted to join the navy to escape his sharecropper family in texas but he wasn't able to joinnavy because he was black and instead he came across as a messman, took them took some gunner listens and during the attack and officer said why don't you hand me that ammunition and i will fire the gun. for his great bravery he won a needy start that he died in the philippines three years later and many people were very upset that he hadn't won the medal of honor. it stuck so much that he became a hero of the civil rights movement. >> host: and there he is getting that award from chester who replaced commander of the pacific fleet. we are talking about the books that we showed you the covers off and we will again. we have one hour and 25 minutes to go in the program. if you are on the line, don't hang up. if you can't get through, try that social media avenue into booktv is our twitter handle and facebook.com/booktv if you want to participate in the conversation there as well. want to show you one more book cover. this is donald stratton. where were you on december 1941? >> the uss 41

mr. miller wanted to escape the sharecropper family in texas said he joined the navy instead he came across the heavyweight champion of the ship and during the attack they said handley that ammunition and will fire the gun they said you fire this one and through his great bravery he did win a star but he died in the philippine three years later people were very upset he did not win the medal of honor but then he became a hero of the civil-rights movement. >> host: and then got the award to replaced campbell and the pacific fleet we're talking about the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor we have about another hour and 25 minutes to go if you are online don't hang up. try social media. on facebook board twitter we will show you one more book cover, a survivor of the uss arizona one of five of the 11 that we talked to this week. >> donald stratton where were you one december 7th 1941? >> i was on board the uss arizona at pearl harbor. >> host: what redoing? >> just getting ready to eat this there is nothing on sunday. >> host: how did you get on the arizona? how long were you in the navy greg. >

mr. miller. >>> let's turn it over to alabama and get a check of the forecast. >> we were talking about the next batch of cold air that is coming in, and this arctic blast, and we are calling it the siberian express, because it emanates all over the pole back inside siberia. 20 degrees of average, and by tuesday we are talking 20 to 30 degrees below average across the plains into the mid mississippi river valley, and these are going to be temperatures, and sioux falls, 8, and bismarck 4 below and it's going to get colder on wednesday. we have lake-effect snow around today and we are looking at heavy snow in the pacific mid-atlantic states into the southeast. that's what's going on around the country, and here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> i am keeping an eye on the radar, and the air is so dry, and this is having difficulty reaching the ground but there could be sprinkles around until 9:00 a.m., and for the most part, it's a mainly dry day with increasing blustery winds and cold on into the weekend. >> if you need that forecast, check out the weather channel on cable. >>

jason miller says mr. trump was referring to potential nuclear terrorism. the present -- president-elect tweeted on thursday that the u.s. was greatly expanding capability and tell the world comes to its senses. while the brevity of the twitter con that this comment is raising serious questions around nuclear policy analysts. >> does that mean increasing our capabilities in terms of explosive power or hoping more nuclear warheads? we're not sure. what we do know is our enemies and allies alike have no idea what the president-elect is talking about and that could be destabilizing. >> also troubling, comments on social media came shortly after russian president vladimir putin made his speech to military chiefs where he said russia needs to strengthen the military potential of its strategic nuclear forces. trumps tweets are raising eyebrows on social media today. poppa tweets "trump nuke -- it's the liberal mindset. they can't differentiate between the world they wish and the world that is. #trump. " david and josh wrote "after inauguration, is he going to sta

mr. miller wanted to escape the sharecropper family but he wasn't able to join and instead he becambecamethe heavyweight n of the ship and said why don't you hand me that ammunition. for his great bravery, he won the navy star but he died in the philippines and many people were upset that he didn't win the medal of honor. >> host: there he is gettingng>> an award. we are talking with craig dawson, steve twomey of the anniversary of pearl harbor and we will again we've got an hour and 25 minutes to go in our programs if you are on the line, don't enjumping up and if you ct through, try our social media avenues on booktv is our twitter handle. we want to show you one more book cover. we talke talk to them earlier ts week. >> host: where were you on december 7, 1941? >> guest:1941?guest >> aboard the uss arizona in pearl harbor. what were you doing there? sundy >> guest: it was just sunday morning and [inaudible] >> host: how did you get on the arizona, how long have you been in the navy? i h >> guest: a little over a year. >> host: did you enlist in the navy? >> guest: yes i did. >> host: b

mr. miller, not an economist to be found, not an economic expert to be found, lots of happy talk, is he really serious about a change in direction on economic policy? although, you know, i think he is and more remains to be written. stuart: peter, you can't -- you can't question the man's direction. look at his cabinet. he reversed education policy, environmental policy. mr. mnuchin is pushing for big tax cuts, reversal of obama's policies, the list goes on. you can't question whether or not he's serious about reversing obama's policies? >> let's see how far he gets with those, how much can he really reverse regulation, how much is he really committed to cutting taxes, you know, he's getting a lot of pushback on the hill from mcconnell. it remains to be seen how serious he is. naming the people is not enough. and on china, i'm starting to question whether he's really going to do what he says he's going to do. we will see. now, i would ask if i were him from mrs. yellen to write the numbers down that if he beats numbers significantly, he won't have to replace her, she will quietly resign. [laug

mr. miller, thank you as well. >>> let's go to al with the forecast. >> all right.that next batch of cold air that's coming in. this arctic blast. we're calling it the siberian express, the air does emanate from over the pole back in siberia. we're talking by today, temperatures 15 to 20 degrees below average. friday, saturday, sunday, by tuesday, we're talking 20 to 30 degrees below average across the plains into the mid-mississippi river valley. look at some of these temperatures. these are going to be air temperatures. minneapolis, 7, sioux falls eight and bismarck will be four below and it's going to get even colder on wednesday. as you can see, we've got lake effect snow around today. we're also looking at heavy snow in the pacific northwest. nicest weather's going to be >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. tracking heavy rain moving through the bay area. at times we will have breaks, but also a burst of heavy rain may move through in time for many people to get out there on the roadways during the busiest time of the morning commute. still light rain

mr. miller wanted to join the sharecropper family was unable to join because he was black. and during the attack they said why don't she why don't you hand me the ammunition. for his great bravery u.n. and maybe start. but he died in the philippines three years later and many people are very upset he had not won the medal of honor and he became a hair of the civil rights movement, which led. >> host: there he is giving away from chester nimitz to replace campbell. we are talking with craig nelson, steve twomey and eri hotta about their books which we've shown you the cover of. we have about another hour and 25 minutes to go in our program. if you're on the line, don't hang up. he can get through on the line, try our social media avenues avenues@booktv. they spoke.com/booktv if you want to participate in the conversation as well. we like to show you one more book cover. this is donald stratton, all the gallant man is the name of his book. he is a survivor who was on the uss arizona, one of five still living. we talked to him earlier this week. donald stratton, where were you

david lee miller live outside of trump tower in new york city. david lee, what else did mr. trump say at his iowa rally. reporter: melissa, it is noticeable during the rally the president-elect brought on to the stage iowa's governor terry branstad. he nominated brand stat to be the next ambassador to china. he described branstad as a very special man. he told the crowd branstad doesn't want to be ambassador because of the perks of the job, to form an improve relationship. he has known the current china president for the last two decades. they met in 1995 when a china delegation came to iowa for farming techniques. he suggested some might be willing to forgo their salary for public service, saying they would be giving up fortunes. listen. >> in filling my cabinet, i'm

mr. ranking member takano, thank you chairman roe and chairman miller and mr. speaker, for bringing this born fill bill up for a vote today. h.r. 5099 the chip in for veterans act, was introduced by myself and others in the house and by my good friend and colleague, senator deb fisher in the united states senate. there is an identical bill in the senate waiting actions as we speak. as has been suggested and mentioned, this bill allows for the department of veterans affairs to enter into donation agreements with community groups in order to complete v.a. construction projects. this is a new and innovative idea, not necessarily brought to this body by myself, but by so many other people as has been mentioned that have worked on this bill for literally two years. i appreciate the comments of my good friend, congressman fortenberry, from lincoln, nebraska, for his comments and his ability to hold me back from time to time as we proceeded down this course. this is -- no one understands, i think when we started out with this process, what i was focused on was the ide

miller was also the warmup act for mr. trump at a lot of large rallies in arenas and big fields over the last year or so. so miller is working on that for the next few weeks before he joins the trump white house, but that is a sign that mr. trump is still sticking in just about every noticeable way public-facing way, with many of the people that have been with him for the last several months or years. gregg? >> peter doocy live in palm beach, thanks very much. >>> let's talk about trump's first 100 days with our political panel. democratic strategist robin byro who used to work for the obama campaign. republican strategist ford o'connell joins us as well. good to see you both. ford, you think, you know, the first 100 days in the collision course that seems to be heading our way is going to be must-see tv. why? >> well, because the democrats are going to have their knives out, their brass knuckles, anything else you can think of because they want to confront trump at every turn, they want to delegitimize his presidency and b

mr. paul miller of frederick, maryland, celebrating his 102nd birthday.a, 108. another entrepreneur. owned her own general store. happy wom103rd bitter day to rot springer. worked for the u.s. postal service for 35 years. we salute your service. miss alice parker from north carolina celebrating 100 years. she collects magnets. she's very atrack tif and trinkets from all around the world. william usury, a poet from nashville, tennessee. huge fan of coconut cake. who isn't? and a happy 100th birthday to henry florida. he is never without that trustee fedora. that is a nice-looking hat. if you know of someone celebrating their 100th birthday head to today.com/celebrates. >> this is so good. >> you should just put a little bowl of lipitor right here. this is good. really good. what do you guys have coming up? >> jenna bush hager will be joining us and we have the funniest family videos of the year and some last-minute gifts that you can order that will arrive on time, which we like. >> i was on amazon yesterday and not much will make it in time for christmas.

mr. trump named sean spicer as the white house press secretary. jason miller will become director of communications and hope hicks has been named secretary of communications. giving shape to the love/hate relationship with the media. >>> go ahead. >> i'll do it. one final name to the west wing, kellyanne conway will join team trump as counselor to the president. conway telling cnn her duties will be whatever the president wants them to be. will probably include communications, data and strategy. after the victory, conway wanted to serve the administration somehow, but concerned about having time for her four young children. >>> donald trump taking another shot at government deferment. hitting two fighter jets. tweeting quote based on the tremendous cost overruns of the f-35, i asked boeing to price out a comparable f-18 superhornet. it comes the day after he met with the executives. lockheed martin declined our request for comment. boeing is looking forward to meeting the requirements. it is the largest government program estimated to cost $400 billion to carr

mr. trump's advisers are certainly following his lead on this one, pushing back very, very hard on this story. for example, earlier today, the transition spokesperson, jason miller, called it an attempt to delegitimatize mr. trump's victory, he said, quote, first after the election, it was the recount nonsense. then the discussion of the popular vote. now it's anonymous, off the record sources with conflicting information, trying to raise other issues. end quote. to put on top of that. kellyanne conway said, for some this is just an excuse for hillary clinton's loss and she said,en insult to mr. trump's victory. >> blake berman in washington to be clear and rerepeat, this the assessment of 17 united states intelligence agencies in effect the russian affected the election and put their finger on the scale. not political but from the intelligence agencies. >>> lawmakers are call fargo thorough investigation, both runs and democrats see this as an affront to american dem cross, and the ceo found russian hackers inintervened in our presidential election to help donald trump. mike emannal is on capitol hill. >> reporter: top lawmakers say the relevant nantz securely

mr. netanyahu very unhappy. >> aaron david miller, nice to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the future first daughter -- before we get to that, guess what you're looking at? mobile, alabama, the final stop on the president-elect's thank you tour. there you see him. looks like he's walking out on to the stage, so let's stick with this for a minute. obviously this is significant. alabama is where he got a big endorsement from senator jeff sessions, the first sitting u.s. senator to endorse then candidate trump. now his pick for the next attorney general of the united states. we've seen the president-elect making this thank you tour over the past few weeks, going to north carolina, going to pennsylvania, now in mobile, alabama. i think the big question now is will he directly address the issues with china right now and also with what president obama said pointing the finger at bu putin for directing the hack of the election. will he address those things or just stick to those things that he's said. let's listen in. >> thank you, thank you

thank you, matt miller. mr. gross putting out his monthly newsletter. he says trump is short-term good for stocks, bad for bonds. his anti-globalization agenda may hurt profits. trump stimulus and potential trade issues and what that winds of meaning for earnings. we will discuss that over the next two hours. david: it is safe to say he is already good for stocks. l gross will be joining us -- bill gross will be joining us later today. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome to "bloomberg daybreak," on this tuesday, december 6. jonathan ferro with david westin and alix steel. live from new york city. futures positive come up nine points. s&p 500s&p 500 up about .8 of 1. in the fx market, you're a strength early in the session, but down by point 33 of 1%. the first drop in five days for crude at $51 -- $51.14. alix: hanging in the balance, can the bank raise capital to cover bad loans? reports say they are meeting with ecb officials to go over a plan. urginged tensions, leaders to remain calm amid donald trump's unpredictable foreign po

mr. obama told trevor miller of "the daily show" is a president without frequent intelligence pickup truckying bad former navy fighter pilot lea. >> what do you make of comments. >> first of all, i actually have flown with pilot mind the way you do it you have someone talk in your ear give you advice tell you what you need to do i mean being sarcastic the bottom line that is what trump is saying i don't need minutia of every single day having the same things repeat i need big developments that are made so i think what we are hearing, in this case sort of politics with actual business i think president obama is kind of defending the intelligence community at large saying how important intelligence abbreviation are we can't dis credit the community i think at the same time donald trump is essentially trying to protect his legitimacy as president conflict of business and politics. >> no way did i think he doesn't want information from intelligence community the skeptics jumped right on it. >> the first thing going to want to protect is legitimacy of presidency people are looking to delegitimi

miller. donald trump's presidential transition continues to chug along. mr.ed ben carson as choice to head the housing department. he discussed climate change with al gore. and expanded his list of candidates for secretary of state. mean while, mr. trump's choice for national security adviser is being dragged into a political firestorm. it involves a fake news story about hillary clinton, a pizza shop, and allegations of child abuse. chip reid sorts it all out. >> reporter: 28-year-old edgar welch was arrested in washington sunday afternoon outside comet ping-pong, a popular family pizza parlor. d.c. police say welch fired at least one round into the restaurant floor with an ar-15 rifle like this one, on his facebook page. no one was injured. police say welch drove all the way from north carolina to self-investigate pizza-gate, a fictitious online conspiracy theory. pizza gate started on the internet before election day when right-wing sites that make up fake news spread rumors hillary clinton was involved in a child sex trafficking ring in d.c. court documen

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and then jason miller, the communications director for the campaign dan çscavino who has helped mr.rump speak to millions of people, he will be there as well as an assistant and helping with social media, too. first the drain the comments were in, and then they were out, is it back in? out, what is it? >> it is back in. that's what the president-elect said. someone incorrectly stated that the phrase "drain the swamp" is no longer being used by me but dts is something we are always trying to do. >> they talked about draining the swamp was constitute for the campaign. but gingrich said i goofed "draining the swamp" is in. donald trump will do it and the alligators shouldç be nervous. >> all right, from someone that makes a lot of goops, can i guess we will goof on and move on. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> another fox news alert as we continue learning more about the terror suspect that slaughtered 12 people in berlin. we have brand new video of the suspect. a short selfie clip from a social media sight. it's not clear when or where it was made, but the man hunt to find him

mr. arnold, thanks very much. >> that's correct. >> plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening o. millerp 'the latest and the latest kaepernick presence. the college president refusing to fly the american flag. >> president-elect why did you remove the flag. >> i don't want to talk to you about it. >> don't you think you owe it to the veterans to explain yourself? >> i don't want to talk to you about it. >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. ♪ with advil, you'll ask what sinus headache? what stiff joints? what time of the month cramps? what nighttime pain? make all your pains a distant memory with advil the world's #1 choice what pain? advil. of a paragraph "watters world" segment tonight. the president of hampshire college guy name jonathan lash refusing to fly the american flag on campus. led to demonstrations against mr. lash and his school so we sent watts up to the commonwealth to talk to the folks about it also to see if mr. lash would talk with him. >> a lonely flag pole at the center of the hampshire col

mr. arnold, thanks very much. >> that's correct. >> plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening o. miller up 'the latest and the latest kaepernick presence. the college president refusing to fly the american flag. >> president-elect why did you remove the flag. >> i don't want to talk to you about it. >> don't you think you owe it to the veterans to explain yourself? >> i don't want to talk to you about it. >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. ♪ don't let the food you eat during the day haunt you at night. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach's active acid pumps... to stop the burn of frequent heartburn... all day and night. have we seen them before? banish the burn with nexium 24hr. like their photo claims tool. it helps settle your claim quickly, which saves time, which saves money. and when they save, you save. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. esurance does insurance a smarter way, which saves money. like bundling home and auto coverage, whic

mr. trump has chosen for that very high-profile job. >> david lee miller at trump tower.ow, trump's post election victory lap aheading to ohio, and home to the republican governor terri branstad. the man who trump tabbed to be the next ambassador to china. they have been friends for decades. xi jinping first visited iowa in 1985 when he was an agricultural officer in the chinese government. donald trump has been an outspoken critic of china over trade. some analysts say that governor branstad could help smooth over relations and is set to join donald trump at the rally tonight. team fox coverage continues. peter doocy is live in des moines. >> reporter: just a few hours from now at hy-vee hall. we expect to see the president-elect saying thank you and the governor saying, goodbye, because branstad, whose shawn was the trump iowa state director is set to be nominated at the next u.s. ambassador to china, and if things keep going that's a really busy job because the next president was very tough on china during the campaign, has already been knocking the current si manipula

mr. forbes, chairman jeff miller, chairman john kline, dr. fleming, mr. chris gibson, general doctor joe heck, mr. nugeynts from florida, ms. loretta sanchez from california, senator elect duckworth, ms. graham from florida, and mr. ashford of nebraska. and i particularly want to thank chairman -- subcommittee chairman randy forbes, subcommittee chairman joe heck, ranking member loretta sanchez, for their leadership and years of contributions to the military of our country. we will miss them. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: first of all i want to thank -- this is an excellent product. it was not easy to pull together. it is a very large bill with a lot of very important issues. and as the chairman indicated, a lot of people contributed to it. certainly everybody on our committee, but then many members who aren't on the committee. in the house,

mr. edelman: thank you, martin, it is great to be here with you. thank you for bringing me to the miller center to be part of this terrific project which i think is fabulous work. that he start out with a concession. yesterday, when i should have been preparing to speak here today, i was watching the redskins instead. [laughter] the redskins managed to beat the hapless philadelphia eagles. as i was having pangs of bad conscience about not preparing, i was watching the game and i thought tomorrow i should talk about blocking and tackling. the really simple things that need to get done in government that we kind of don't do. onould say two things -- one personal and one on policy and they really are the same thing. first is on the personal side. one of the biggest challenges that a president has in national security is getting their arms around the apparatus of the government that conducts national security affairs. it is not a new observation. henry kissinger made this observation back in knockin1966 before he wrote a famous essay about foreign policy. seven years ago, i think i was here

mr. fried. >> i realize i forgot to apologize for ms. millerouldn't be here she was instructed to be in court for one of her clients in southern california you you know when the judge says you have to be here she was sad and upset but pass on her thoughts and thank you for your years of service she's been here the longest she wanted to apologize and saw thank you for your service and reaching out of this service and let you you know her thoughts and i'm going to turn it over to sfpuc to make a few comments themselves. >> thank you i did not expect this meeting to be like it's been my brain is - like coming home a week or to i was tgeneral manager and opm lik was the same pollack i have no idea (laughter) but here to thank lafco and especially thank the outgoing commissioners for all your work with the puc to really focus on cleanpowersf and getting that program launched as as you may know i taught a class called policy in action in europe and i think that the work is lafco has been to do is a great example the best is the best not the policy on

> city manager says negotiations to force landlord miller to repair his property gone nowhere since he filed for bankruptcy last year. >> because of mr. tom failure to take responsibility for his property and serious threat the building collapsed poses to public safety we are stepping in to demolish the structure. >>reporter: pacifica resident we spoke with had no objection. >> if it's a safety thing by all means it has to be done. >> those cliffs have receded approximately 20 feet. they keep going. yes we have to understand. >> not far along the same street is a house just barely hanging on the bluff at 5:28 east florida in addition. city says this home too will be demolished. deterioration of the cliff below has also worsened. pounding of the waves carving out this cave which seemed to appear out of nowhere. home like others here where the owner had a view to die for. in pacifica, abc 7 news. >>> group of fba players and special escort during the rain. new york knicks running late forth game tonight at oracle arena against the warriors. the video from along the embarcadero showing the team bus stuck in traffic around 6 tonight. pol