places dear to naomi's heart.will go in the soil outside her condo, while others will be sprinkled from this balcony over the city san francisco that she loved so much. bon voyage, naomi. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ >> a farmer with an unusual hobby hands down a humongous collection to his family. >> anybody that collects 150 tractors -- doesn't that make you eccentric? ♪ >> he spent a lifetime, and a pretty penny, amassing it. >> definitely a method to grandpa's madness. >> is it a treasure trove of valuable americana? >> it was almost out of control maybe you would say. >> or a herd of white elephants? >> dad, are you ever gonna stop? you know, for one thing, you're running out of room. where are you going to put them all? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm just pulling into le mars, iowa. it's a short distance from sioux city. i'm about to meet a family that's farmed this

welcome to news from the world of ops and culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on fire the burning case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas but there is controversy about portrayal of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest tome which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and veyron mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing our proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paintings and.

welcome to news from the world of culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on find the case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas as controversy about the trial of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and an age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest home which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing a proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on a kind of pains and convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success.

had a hand over for naomi to squeeze when she wanted.d a good time. >> jimmy: so, at any point before you see it, do you think, okay, here's what i'm going to say if i don't like it? [ laughter ] >> no! >> jimmy: no. >> you should say it, that's what you said! >> jimmy: okay, so you've been working, i know, for a very long time on this movie. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: very, very long time. how long has it been that you've been working on it? >> a couple years. >> jimmy: a couple years. all the time. you can't leave your house. all that -- >> i left the house for, like, ten months. i was in london. >> jimmy: when you finish and you're not with these people every day, for instance, daisy you did two movies with, did jj give you a gift, a parting present, anything to commemorate your time together? >> he did. >> jimmy: he did. >> and it's a touch obscure. >> jimmy: okay. >> jj said, i can't give you your gift now. because it's taking a while to make. and i was like what is this thing? so a box arrives at my house. i'm like throwing out -- my

taylor: that was bloomberg's naomi nix and an rbc analyst. khajuria.oogle is facing an inquiry in the u.k. over its billion-dollar deal to acquire a data company. the competition and markets authority issued an order barring google and looker from integrating services while officials studied the acquisition. google wants looker for its cloud unit. coming up, we hear it over and over, the future is 5g. we find out how qualcomm plans to integrated from qualcomm's ceo. later, one of tiktok's harshest critics, senator marsha blackburn, with her takes on the steps they are taking to address her biggest concerns. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: 5g is a fundamental technology change that will affect the way people do business, according to qualcomm's ceo. he sat down with caroline hyde to discuss the importance of 5g and the role qualcomm plays in this technological transition. take a listen. steve: i see it in the same way, you should think of it like electricity or water. these fundamental technology changes that change the way people do business, for example.

naomi: this is an unusual case. not common that a sitting president would be on record openly questioning whether a bid was fair. in july, trump really surprised the industry and procurement world saying, i have been hearing reports from oracle, microsoft, ibm about whether this deal was fair. i will bes said, taking another look at this procurement. this is another case that this procurement has gotten controversial. normally, these things are not done in public in such a controversial matter. taylor: bloomberg's naomi nix, thank you. coming up, world leaders are looking to tax big tech. will the u.s. stand in the way of a global digital tax plan coming online? this is bloomberg. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover

naomi: this is an unusual case. common that a sitting president would be on record openly questioning whether a bid was fair. in july, trump really surprised the industry and procurement i have beening, hearing complaints from oracle, microsoft, ibm about whether this deal was fair. i'm going to ask the pentagon to order a review. as soon as he was confirmed, secretary asbury said, -- secretary esper said, i'm going to be taking another look this procurement. normally, these things are not done in such a public and controversial matter. taylor: bloomberg's naomi nix, thank you. coming up, world leaders are trying to teach tax big check. -- big tech. will the u.s. stand in the way of a global digital tax plan coming online? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg technology" global link where we join "bloomberg daybreak: australia" to bring you the latest in global tech news. i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, with shery ahn in new york and paul allen in sydney. let's take a look at the top global tech stor

. >> booktv monthly program with best-selling author naomi klein. her books on economics and public policy include no logo, the shock doctrine and the recently published on fire, the case for the green new deal. thanks for joining us in our studios in new york on booktv. we are in midtown manhattan were branding and marketing is a big business. let me begin with your first book. what did you learn about nike, microsoft, starbucks? >> guest: it's great to be with you and have this time. it came out at the very beginning of 2000, so almost exactly 20-years-old. i was researching it for years before that. it was a period a lot was changing in the corporate world and you had the first kind of full-blown lifestyle brand which is an idea that we all take for granted now but these were companiesco that for the first time were declaring that their business model wasn't to sell products but so ideas and the lifestyle of belonging that they could then extend into kind of self-imposed branded cocoons and they could sort of celebrating in this logo. nike was th

dueor: naomi, let me full back in here.your reporting, you talk about -- let me fold you back in their. know for sure do is that they will be looking at whether there are specific market practices that amazon is doing that could be deemed to anti-competitive. is amazon unfairly excluding some of its rivals? is amazon treating -- they may look at whether amazon is treating independent software service providers differently if they also use cloud providers. those market practices are what the ftc will likely be looking into. we will see if they find anything worthy of a case. taylor: any sense on how amazon has been responding to this? naomi: amazon has not publicly commented, but we do see them talking more publicly about their cloud business. they have shown no signs that they are worried about this at all. it seems to be, at least publicly, business as usual for amazon. taylor: does any of this have a real impact on the fundamentals of the business? how are the headlines impacting the share price? shweta: i think that the

welcome to news from the world of op sun culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on 5 the burning case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hits a. corner of a trial of one of the in the film script we don't read on this story. age old wood carving craft. that's being given a. canadian author and activist. books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has strong intelligent. she's on a book tour promoting her latest home which is called. the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing at the polls. and big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paints and to convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success as and less economic growth and much of that growth is is connected to an ideology of endles

taylor: respond to what naomi was saying, the retail concerns had been highlighted here.hat about that cloud computing business? is it still anticompetitive? >> cloud computing is a multitrillion dollar business. >i was at the reinvent conferene that is still going on, and the aws' cloudat penetration is still 3%. on premises is 97%, of the are huge. the market share he called out is something publicly released, that is infrastructure as a service market. but the overall market, it is still a several trillion dollar opportunity that aws is a small portion of. analyst are saying the assistant attorney general at the department of justice for antitrust at the conference, he said that being big is not bad, but big acting badly is bad, so i will talk about it a little bit more, but that was a very fascinating statement. that makes sense why they are looking at practices at aws. taylor: when you look at the cloud space from what i can hear on earnings calls, it seems like a competitive business. re, have microsoft azu google cloud business, trailing them a bit we hear it is a

good morning, naomi. >>> good morning. stocks hit record highs at the end of 2019.bove 9,000 for the first time. amazon led the gains after the e-commerce giant said the holiday shopping season broke all records. the dow was up 105 points, and the s&p 500 gained 16 points. >>> the fda has officially announced the federal minimum age to buy tobacco is 21 years last week president trump signed legislation increasing the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21. that does include e-cigarettes and vaping cartridges. before the president signed the measure, 19 states and washington, d.c., had already increased the minimum age. the fda has now six months to finalize the new law. >>> u.p.s. returns returned packages to hit a record high following this year's holiday shipping season. the package delivery company says it expects to process 1.9 million consumer returns on january 2nd. that's up 26% from last year. the national retail federation says more than 55% of shoppers plan to return or exchange unwanted gifts within a month of receiving them. >>> and starting today, s

naomi, be every clear. is a matter of conscience for the ulster unionist party. another candidate has said that you have a peoples vote would be anti—democratic, so how are you going to stop boris's deal and not put it back to the people? it's beyond me. i think you need to be consistent on this. i agree, when it comes to the bridge, i agree. in 2016, naomi, you said yourself in the assembly, it is reported in hansard, you said that people had voted, we needed to respect the referendum. that is what you said. that is the principal going forward. that is the principal. and we have now clear evidence that it is tainted by lies and dark money. we know people were promised something in 2016... you made points, he is replying. you can come back. let's go. boris's bridge, fantasy bridge, there is nobody in the ulster unionist party who believe that boris's fantasy bridge is going to be built. there is nobody in the ulster unionist party who believe that we are going to build a high—voltage dc cable to iceland. th

naomi: yes.-- we have state, federal, and investigators looking at a number of technology companies in washington. faces area that amazon scrutiny is the house judiciary committee in congress. they are looking at amazon's business practices as well, including when the question of whether amazon is treating third-party sellers on its platforms fairly. is it fair for independent sellers to have to also compete against amazon's private label platform? while depending on amazon for that business. that is something the house has.ttee been looking at it is also an issue for amazon web services at that -- that the federal trade commission may look into. haidi:haidi: we will watch the space. naomi nix, our washington reporter looking at corporate influence. we have breaking news crossing the bloomberg. not trading in the aussie session. confident of meeting their requirements without needing additional capital presumably capital will make -- capital raising. they are saying the announcement on increasing

i want to thank the leadership of the city administrator naomi kelly and rest of the justice justice team for taking this task seriously. they got to work immediately after the last hearing and secure an expert consultant to develop a five-year roadmap that is already in progress. so with that, i would like to invite cindy administrator kelly to the floor to start us off. >> i am going to make a request. i think we talked about it in your office. we have several hearings today that could potentially become very lengthy in the interest of trying to get a handle on that, we will set time limits for speakers. if you need to go over you can, but we will ask this first presentation from mr. kelly set the time limit for 10 minutes. if that works. and then also, if colleagues can hold off on questions until the end. >> i will start the time. >> all right. i will talk fast. good morning. thank you, supervisor and president of the board for going over the history of justice and how it originally got started. i will go quickly about two budget cycles ago. i transfer the operations of justice t

naomi rackham has that story and more in today's money watch report. a >> reporter: wall street was up on thursday and the dow added 220 points and the nasdaq rose 63. the s&p 500 gained 26. socks jumped early in the day after president trump tweeted that the u.s. and china are close to trade deal. reports later emerged that the u.s. is offering to cut existing tariffs by 50% and to suspend terrace that were sent to go into place on sunday. a brexit victory in the uk. reduce voters pride minister boris johnson's conservative party a solid majority on thursday's election. johnson says he is has a powerful new mandate to get things done. brexit -- brexit is set to leave the union on january 31. >>> 10 former nfl players are charged with defrauding the leads healthcare system. federal prosecutor state they submitted false claims for medical equipment that led to payoffs of more than $3 million. one of the ringleaders was arrested yesterday morning. others involved including former washington redskins are clinton portis have agreed to surrender to authorit

consequence subsequently was approved by the city administrator naomi kelly with this breakdown. we're requesting the approval today of $2.6 million with these percentage breakdowns in these four core areas. all the funding would be granltzed out through competitive grant making through an r.f.p. process jointly administered by grants for arts and the arts commission. in these areas, just to highlight about what the recommendations have been from community engagement, including a two-day working group which meant in may of 2019, so a new grant category to support intergenerational learning, connecting young people with intergenerational learning, supporting the extension of current teaching artist residency grants to support traditional general residence. right now we're focused on creative writing but we would expand that work. creating a new grant to support creative pathways for youth up to age 24 and providing opportunities to bring constituents together to further conversation an innovation approaches to supporting youth in the arts. on affordable space and infrastructure, w

at this time, i want to introduce our city administrator , naomi kelly.ove our city campaign. thank you to mohammed and the public works crews and teams. it has been 20 years since we have been doing this. i can't tell you how important it is that we love our city and keeping it clean. thank you to karen from the union square business improvement district for partnering with us. i go out once a month with my family to the community clean team. we hit different neighborhoods. i can't tell you how important it is because a, not only are we upping our -- loving our city and giving back to our city, but i'm bonding with my family. i am meeting different neighborhood associations, merchants associations, different public works crews, different downtown streets, everyone is coming out. it brings everyone together for common cause keeping our city clean, keeping it sustainable, and giving civic pride. this is why these events are very important. i also oversee the city's 311 call center. it is a 24-hour operation where we have folks taking phone calls from diffe

and viral mental activist naomi klein points out for total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing at the polls. and big energy companies spend a lot of money on a kind of pains and convincing us that the market will fix everything. we have an economic system. that defines success as and less economic growth and much of that growth is is connected to an ideology of endless consumption and that is incompatible with what our planet can take and so we need a different economic paradigm for this much needed change the renowned intellectual uses a phrase heard a lot these days the green new deal refers to reforms implemented by former us president franklin d. roosevelt a series of strategies that managed to overcome the great depression and the 930 s. . strategies of the green use deal could include investing in shops agriculture public housing national parks and museums. when he talked about. the depression he wasn't only talking about the economy being depressed but also people were to prest right so how do you lift up the p

open before falling to japan's naomi osaka, which gave us the best moment in sportsmanship. >> so, thei moment of coming together, hugging it out, that's what our country needs. ♪ >> simone biles gets the best bling, racking up the most world medals ever won by a female gymnast. >> she's simone biles' height right now. >> the great elliott kachogi in unofficially broke the legendry two-hour barrier for the marathon. but in chicago bridget koske crushed a longstanding women's record for 26.2 miles. >> two hours and 14 minutes. that's how long it takes me to eat brunch, you know, at a good place. >> i would like to take the car to the finish line and then just show up there and go -- [ breathing heavily ] -- and then collapse at the reporters' feet. >> if you weren't paying attention to sports, well, no problem. there were plenty of other entertainment options out there. in an astonishing year of television, all you had to do was figure out what to watch in the box of wonders. worst goodbye in all seven kingdoms. "game of thrones" sent its last dragon flying off. the series was a roaring

naomi: bueno, supongo que sÍ.que se entrega el 20 de diciembre serÁ parte de esta gran historia. hay muchos secretos que tiene que ver. no se lo quiero echar a perder. asÍ que mejor no digo nada. en espaÑol no se pierdan el 20 de diciembre " star wars". [aplausos] alan: [habla en inglÉs] adiÓs! >> estamos en todas las redes sociales sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, intagram y snapchat. revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com univisiÓn now y a nuestra pÁgina de youtube. carlos: quÉ emociÓn, soy fans de "star wars". francisca: tambiÉn de manuel. manuel estÁ lleno del espÍritu navideÑo y lanzÓ su nuevo Álbum con la mÚsica de esta Época. no hay nada mÁs hermoso que la mÚsica de esta Época. reportera: emanuel se puso de lujo en esta temporada. estÁ de estreno con una ediciÓn especial de " emanuel navidad", nueva versiÓn con 4 canciones nuevas en el repertorio. y la primer pieza nada menos que con un grande y uno de los mÁximos de la fiesta decembrina llegÓ la navidad. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ emanuel: por supuesto la can

>> so the coco-naomi moment of coming together, hugging it out.e biles gets the best bling racking up the most world medals ever won by a female gymnast. >> in five months she's simone biles' height right now. >> elliott won the marathon in a highly orchestrated demonstration and bridget kosgy crushed a long-standing women's record. >> 2:14, that's how long it takes me to eat brunch at a good place, table service and stuff. >> i'd like to take a car to the finish line and then just show up there and go -- [ breathing heavily ] >> and then collapse at the reporters' feet. >> if you were aren't pay attention to sports, well, no problem. there were plenty of other entertainment options out there, in an astonishing year of television. all you had to do was figure out what to watch in the box of wonders. ♪ >> worst good-bye in all seven kingdoms. "game of thrones" sent its last dragon fliefing off. the series was a roaring success from the start, but the end -- >> be with me. >> the final season of "game of thrones" was kind of like vegan hot dogs. you

naomi welcome, cbs news. >> mark asper is securing u.s. installations as well as the safety of u.s. service members and their families. the navy sailor who fatally shot two people in pearl harbor, hawaii, before killing himself was unhappy with his commanders and he had been undergoing counseling. he uses a few service weapons and today marks 78 years since the japanese warned planes launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor providing rather putting the u.s. into world war two. >> extra precautions after a string of armed robberies. >> tesla ceo elon musk wins a courtly run court case where the jury said he did not commit an act of defamation. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> the florida u.p.s. driver was filling in for a coworker. frank said they were leading them on the chase. u.p.s. drivers have been the target of armed robberies.

[applause] i want to recognize the city administrator, naomi kelly. (applause). when i asked her -- when we thought about this. i said how can we get this done? shall we just create something? she said that is not how to do it. create a task force. get 200 people in the room and have a discussion around this. she said let's get 20 people and 200 people showed up. she handled it very well and the results of those 200 people having a discussion is what we are about today. thank you, naomi. i want to also thank -- (applause). >> i want to thank heime. he is out. he spent hundreds of hours putting this together. the other staff in your office. i want to thank debra lucky. is she here? she is from public works and of course the head of the department for making valuable contributions for i sight how things work in terms of the department regulations. i want to thank the city attorney who spent countless hours creating this. thank you, tom. [applause] >> again, these type of things don't happen. all of my colleagues on the board of supervisors, including the mayor also

i was in big sur with some friends and i read naomi klein's book. i knew about greta thunberg.w she was on the autism spectrum. but i had never read anybody explained what that means in terms of her relationship to the climate crisis and her way of communicating. naomi klein enabled me to see what it is about greta t that makes her so powerful as a leader of the young climate movement.. -- if someones with as is interested in a topic, their focus is laserbeam. they are not concerned with what other people think or they might be unpopular or oh, my god, this is terrible, polar bears are starving. and if i men's later, i just bought a new parable jeans. she doesn't think that way. is as focused and she science nerd. ofn she heard and learned the science and that the scientists were alall in agreemt about the crisis that was looming, first she did not believe it because she said, if this is true, nobody would be talking about anything else. it can't be true because everyone would have stopped their life and be focused totally on this issue. when she realized it was true and nobody

naomi ruchim has all the details in this morning's money watch report. the rally continued on wall street thursday. the dow added 105 points and the nasdaq gained69 pushg rose ups says return packages will hit a record high following this year's holiday shipping season. the package delivery company expects the process 1.9 million returns on january 2. that's up 26% from last year. the national retail federation says or than 55% of shoppers plan to return or exchange unwanted gifts within a month of receiving them. tesla has entered into an agreement with lenders in china for a loan of up to $1.2 billion. the electric car maker said the loan will be used for a statue in shanghai. that will help tesla avoid hire import tariffs imposed on u.s. make cars. this will be the company's first car manufacturing site outside of the u.s. and starting today, starbucks is throwing pop-up parties every day until you see. the party last from 1:00 to 2:00 each day. customers can get a free tall espresso drink including holiday favorites like the carmel relay latte and cl

>> it was over labor day weekend and i read naomi klein's new book that included descriptions of gretta thua thunberg and new information about what she was saying. greta being on the spectrum and saying nobody behaving like they should in a crisis. our house is on fire, come on, folks. get out of your comfort zones. so i called up the head of green peace usa, andy leonard, i'm going to move to d.c. for a year. i thought ted at netflix would give me a year's hiatus. turns out i only had four months. i thought i was going to camp out in front of the white house. discovered that was not legal. so with the advice of annie and bill mcgibbon of 350.org and naomi klein, we decided every friday i wanted it to be like a teach-in focussing on different aspects of the climate crisis each friday with experts and scientists and "frontline" activists and celebrity friends. i had no idea in the beginning it could catch on and get traction. i'm kind of overwhelmed with the results of what's happening. >> one thing i think is profoundly relatable about this. i think we've emailed about the climate cris

. >> naomi herman. >> jimmy: where are you from >> from brooklyn, new york >> jimmy: hey, brooklyn innd applause it's been getting very chilly here do you have anything like this, a sweater -- >> i don't >> jimmy: really would you like to -- like to try this on? i think it'll look good. can we get some holiday sweater trying on -- ♪ thank you. [ light laughter ] this is gonna be fun ♪ i think this is going to work out perfectly. oh, my goodness. oh guys, look at this [ cheers and applause are you kidding me naomi, this is perfect it looks gorgeous. look at the -- oh, my gosh fantastic. thank you very much. congratulations. happy holidays oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause please give our winner a round of applause. thanks to our lucky audience member stick around we'll be right back with more "tonight show", everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ so that just leaves mother rose. hardest for last. ♪ for mother rose?! it's perfect. ♪ perfect. [door bell] another one for mother rose? ♪ ♪ with a hundred thousand nonstop deals. shop in store and at jcp.com for outerwear for women ...and men...

reason i tell that story is not especially to show off but because i wanted to relay what i think naomi alluded to which is that people are really panicked about kids reading. they're freaked out. and i think the reason why people are so afraid of kids reading is because not only the value of books but what it signifies for themselves and for our culture and for society. for themselves, for kids themselves issue think that it is unquestioned at this point that reading is important. there's a lot of research around it. we know that reading is important to cognitive development. we know that it is tied to academic success. we also have research enough that shows that reading improves executive function, that it's closely tied to a child's social and emotional development, and my personal opinion is that is also just makes us better human beings, and so now people are very eager to have their kids become readers. this really wasn't the case, i want to say in the 70s and 80s when i was coming of age. no one trotted out their okayed and said she's such a reader you think but the word book wo