mrs. holland? we know, mrs. mitchell. we know. well, in that case, i'm sure every member of the family would be grateful for any help that's given. you mean you wouldn't mind if we brought a few things here during the next few days? we'd be happy to volunteer our house as a collection center. oh, thank you, mr. mitchell. that was very delicately put. now, if you'll excuse me, i must go mobilize the neighborhood. mom, can i have something to eat? i'm starving. oh, that boy. he's always hungry. oh, i'll hurry just as fast as i can. i think this is a wonderful thing you're doing. in this town, we always take care of our own, mrs. mitchell. good-bye. good-bye, mrs. holland. good-bye. hey, what's going on here? your mother called and she wants you to come right home. okay, mrs. mitchell. bye, dennis. bye, tommy. poor little tyke. i'm amazed. i was talking with mrs. anderson only yesterday and she seemed so cheerful. honey, mrs. holland isn't one to jump to conclusions. hey, dad, guess what i got for you. 36 cents. i've been selling roo

mrs. holland. come on in. everybody's here, mrs. holland. no, the house isn't up for sale. yes, i know you're in real estate. yes, uncle ernie. oh, no! not you, uncle ernie. yes, of course we'd let you handle it. what will your title be, henry? vice president? oh, no. not that. manager, i suppose. yeah, i guess something like that. oh. now, uncle ernie, please don't feel hurt. you know we love you. yes, we do. we adore you. tell him about the comptometer, howard. oh, yes. i can also operate a comptometer. now, you just try and tell me that you can't use a young man [doorbell rings] please don't cry. you'll get hiccups again. oh, mrs. wilson. hello, henry. alice. uncle ernie, i'll call you right back. i'll explain the whole thing. yes. good-bye. alice, this is one of my most treasured possessions. it's been in the family for over 100 years. i want you to have it. mrs. wilson, i couldn't possibly take it. henry, something's got to be done. we'd better go in there and explain the whole thing. mrs. wilson, would you go in the living room, please? well, yes, henry. hi, mrs. wils

holland originally? and patents went over to germany and they used simon lake's. mr. weir: simon lake wanted to build u-boats on this site of the atlantic, and that contract never came to fruition. he was actually pushed out of his own company after a number of years. his company became electric boat, which was independent before it was gobbled up by general dynamics after the second world war. easily the sophisticated submarine factory in the world. a couple of assumptions. i will be more brief. a lake boat and holland boat are different because the fundamental concept is different. even though the technology is limited to a certain extent, the holland is forward-looking in that it is using a submerged state as its natural habitat. it can't yet completely because it can't breathe long enough to make that happen. if you look at the holland 6 and submarine after the second world war like albacore, which introduced the teardrop hull formation. holland's design is submerged. simon lake's is not. his ships are surface ships. it is a different point of view in that regard.

mr. trump as well. the headlines yesterday stating donald trump from clown to p. we heard president hollande has openly criticized trump as well. what do you think should be on the agenda between the french and the united states given this meeting that might be taking place? >> well, here the news of the election of donald trump came as a surprise and he's seen as fool. so i believe on top of the agenda is to know better the personality and the policies that donald trump might intechbd intend to apply. for the french people and for the french authorities, the future is full of unknown. so i believe the first step should be discover realities, what is going to be the policies what is going to be the action of this new administration. who is going to be in this next administration, and for francois hollande to meet with donald trump and talk directly and make their own judgment on how things could be done. i believe the relationship between france and the u.s. is a strong one. of course we should talk clearly and openly. but i'm not fearful at all about the future. i do believe that they might

hollande and implementing tight policies in the three years of his mandate. i think the french workers want the real thing now. there are very little differences between he and mr. fillon. but where structural reforms have to be put in place, i'm not sure what the appeal is to mainstream voters. but certainly he's going to be most likely the best candidate for the right in this particular framework. >> good morning. the anti-establishment status that the far right have, do you think this is going to prove an advantage regardless of whether or not she possibly ends up against fillon? >> it is very difficult to see her break the glass ceiling. we have had a number of elections in 2015, regional mayoral elections, and in both cases she did very well in the first round, around the 30% level that she'll be at in 2017. but it is really hard for french voters to countenance the election on the national front. it means that we'll have candidates from the left in the first round in 2017. the splinter ring of the vote on the left means that, yes, in the second round most likely fillon will win. >> precisely we have seen this traditionally a socialist country, france. do

holland system. season i should say. holiday period is what i'm trying to say. mr. abney, thank you very much. check market scan.ostly in the red this monday morning, but we're just above 19,100 where we are. i'm going back to that demographic problem in italy. they do have an aging population and a rapidly declining birth rate. what are they doing, free rooms if you conceive a child during your stay. you may be surprised to hear that, but they have a demographic problem in italy. hampshire college in massachusetts orders removal of the american flag on campus and look at that, a thousand veterans turned out to protest. more on that coming up. >> we stand for all the veterans around the whole nation, everybody who fought for this flag. it's more than just a symbol. ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it comp

mr. trump two days ago. he says the incoming u.s. leader helped ease concerns over europe's security and relations between the nato allies. calm andd me to stay cooperation between holland.s. will develop well. he will make sure of that. this to me was a very good signal. i am pleased because i have no doubt the u.s. is poland's strategic partner. mark: well they did not specifically discuss guarantees for eastern europe, he said he was reassured by mr. trump whose comments during the campaign raised questions about his commitment to the military alliance. former french president nicolas sarkozy is heading to a presidential primary as a front runner. he will likely face national front leader in the two-way presidential runoff next may. he is attempting an unprecedented comeback after being defeated by incumbent francois hollande in 2012. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. we're going to check quickly on u.s. majors as we head towards the halfway point in the u.s. session. the dow is down by about two tens of 1%. the s&p 500 down a quarter. as i