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decision we call the view accepting allies as a normal part of adult society government advertising news corp and against all just politics right that's part of the reason it was so easy for the corporate media to tell everyone to hate edward snowden or julian assange chelsea manning they came forward and revealed to us santa claus is a real there is a massive law. you're told to. take a corner and then the media told us that anyone who would say such a thing as they don't get it right. plus the same idea also indoctrinates us into the big brother surveillance state he knows when you're sleeping he knows when you're away. so be good for goodness sake. when you're little you look to your parents to to see how they respond to these ideas and do they say son this guy is horrifying arrived just plain cool pretend everything is fine and then when he's not looking i'm going to grab his red sack put it over his head then i need you to hit him when i am or all right and you keep it until he stops werman. now they tell you this is how the world words people are watching you so don't do a single thing

enterprises it's not general logic it's not a pass through apple is not a pass through fox corporation news corp are not pastors these are mom and pops these are like people with one hundred thousand two hundred thousand for. and thousand dollar sort of income there yes but here's the point is made before is that they'll simply raise the obamacare premium dollars set any tax yeah but the words are now you're not going to see that day now you're not going to get in your pocket whatever again we'll have always have to go to lockheed martin and rate the fact that that's what we have here. you also mentioned savings and i wanted to bring this up this is a tweet from the st louis fed a tweet from them this is before christmas but you know i was so busy hypnotizing you say no and you were so reason unburdened of that hundred thousand because that was weighing down on my conscience well this is from the st louis fed i'm talking about savings and and the economy remarkable negative interest rates may seem ludicrous but not if they succeed in pushing people to invest in something more stimulating to the

decision we call the view accepting the lies as a normal part of adult society government advertising news corp and against all just politics right that's part of the reason it was so easy for the corporate media to tell everyone to hate edward snowden or julian assange chelsea manning they came forward and revealed to us santa claus is a real there's a massive law you. born and said that and then the media told us that anyone who would say such a thing is when they have they don't get it right. plus the same idea also indoctrinates us into the big brother surveillance state he knows when you're sleeping he knows when you're away.

ktvu is owned by news corps which is also the parent company of 21st century fox. >>> our time is now:43. in san francisco a security robot working at the spca has greatly reduced the number of car break-ins at that organization's parking lot. ktvu's tom vacar looks at this technology which is common in silicon valley and at industrial parks. it's being used a lot more by all kinds of businesses. >> reporter: the san francisco spca comprises an entire city block in a mostly industrial area that has some crime, especially auto break-ins. so the spca put an autonomous security robot on its campus as well as surrounding sidewalks and lo and behold since k-9 has been on the job, campus burglaries, auto break-ins and vandalisms have been greatly reduced. the 5-foot tall, 300-pound robot called k-9 uses cameras, laser 3d mapping, gps, microphones and license plate recognition software. a fairly large homeless camp site has also disappeared but at one point someone attacked the robot, restrained it and put barbecue sauce on its sensors. >> if somebody is messing with it and they are trying t

enterprises it's not general logic it's not a pass through apple is not a pass through fox corporation news corp or not pastors these are mom and pops these are like people with one hundred thousand two hundred thousand three hundred thousand dollars sort of income there yes but i was the point is made before is that they'll simply raise the obamacare premium any tax yeah other words you're not you're not going to see that day now you're not going to get in your pocket is it whatever gain we'll have always have to go to lockheed martin and rate the fact that's that's what we have here. you also mentioned savings and i wanted to bring this up this is a tweet from the st louis fed a tweet from them this is before christmas. but you know i was so busy hypnotizing you know and you were so reason unburdened of that hundred thousand big claim that was weighing down on my conscience well this is from the st louis fed i'm talking about savings and and the economy remarkable negative interest rates may seem ludicrous but not if they succeed in pushing people to invest in something more stimulating to the

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sabotage to the style as a director of david mamet's award winning play then got a general on from the news corp some corporates who love to fake a coles the director at sac planes down over the coals over a simple coming up about two of going underground. kind of financial survival john today was all about money laundering first to visit this commission to see different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in their tough talk or say we just have to deal with all and say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got only got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal don't be a close watch guys of course. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did it i took a lying down just i came to god and meant that the debts ty came to a

ashley: not a researcher for in the news corp.? i would like to but that could be years away. this is a deal about content and distribution. they made a big deal on streaming and that is what you get for $52 billion. train to stay in the market. the overall market i should say. we are going to go up for the opening bell today because it looks like the tax deal is a done deal. scott martin is with us. obvious question. 25,000 on the dow by two days before christmas. probably by friday. we are going to see the market meander about here. the tax deal done as you mentioned. buyers will come in, do some window dressing just in time for the christmas holiday. stuart: here's another big deal. there's going to be we understand on tax is a one-time 10% tax on money the corporations bring back to america, the repatriation tax rate from about 10%. that's going to be in favor of the big tech companies because they are the ones that the monies overseas. >> apple, cisco, microsoft. talking with several hundred billion dollars. maybe a trillion if you carry a couple ones. they will bring bac

sabotage to the stars of director david mamet's award winning play glengarry glen ross and from the news corp corporates love to fake of course the director sack. over divorce. going underground. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did i took a line the whole gist i came bigger and made that the debt strike him bigger and it was spiraling out of control. many lives have been broken by excessive that the banks got you into for a war and all the big bankers got big payoffs. on the government by the banks but i just didn't think of the the ordinary man and woman that lost money so as a back under don't buy creditors people see no future bad face and have ulema kamil you lose your job your relationship breaks down you become a casualty is dead a life long trip or is there a way out of those actually come to a bit of an old michael to ditch bill from some more flow from which. to. welcome back within the next twenty four hours official u.k. homelessness of a good are said to show a spike in people sleeping rough all across the country but wh

this apart from those exchanges isn't really news let's find out what's so exciting about this news daniel corp is joining us in frankfurt now daniel bitcoin ok is trading at the c b o e for a week now and now also at the c m e why is that such a big deal. well it is such a big deal monica because this is really considered as a new milestone for the because remember when the bitcoin started to being traded at first in two thousand and eight i guess nobody was dreaming that big financial institutions big stock exchange i mean fee m e n c b o e i one of the most recognized and well known stock exchanges in the united states once you are listed or being traded there this is really a sign that you have kind of all arrived to the financial world and we have to remember that because futures are something different than normal bitcoin trading a bit coin future has some sort of regulations as well for example that c m e n c b o e it's just traded a couple of hours a day and there's also a limit of twenty percent that it can go up and can also go down ok so a major movement there but what is next for bi

he spun off news corp. he controls that. he is saying, what do i do?theer same thing at disney. how do we get into the global marketplace? tom: from snyder's pretzel to the media, you have to know where to go 12 months out, five months out, you're the king of patients. -- of patience. you want to keep what you take. tom: i remember a million years ago, you owned john malone, telecommunications, what do you own now, looking out to 2020 or 2025 in media? mario: globalization. we talked yesterday about the net neutrality concept changed. truck onriving a big the george washington bridge i will pay $20 or $30 as a toll. in net neutrality, they are changing that. if you want unfettered content, you will pay me. world haves of the been using someone else's highway. that will create a new echo system. a wireless company, like verizon, that is well run can generate significant returns paying 5%. it has a $100 billion market cap. how they go global, direct to consumer? tom: are you attracted to the 5% dividend of verizon and use gabelli patience? mario: what i'

the speculation is they will recombine the remaining assets with the old news corp.l street journal and the u.k. and australia. put those two companies back together, give it more heft in the marketplace. shery: lots of questions about their future. paul, thank you. vonnie: fascinating times. it is time for our latest bloomberg business flash. goldman sachs is doubling down on its commodities call. oldman says commodities will bring better returns than other assets in the long run. the firm sees returns of 10% next year. are looking for a buyer for 16 of its stores in spain and portugal. the company is offering a 20 year sale of leaseback agreements for nearly $500 million. that allows the buyers to vacate the property after five years. officials say the move is part of strategies to her modernize the companies leases but did not confirm that price. -- catalog is building out of the box. they are building a serial cafe in new york city union square. hoping to lure millennials and salesut of a four year slump. it will have a station to heat up to pop tarts and an inst

news corp has been a palm run business, james murdoch has been key and instrumental in sky and other that they are to discuss if there is a role for him in the future company. when this goes through, will there be changes to what we watch? will it make a difference for us? talking about the regulator approval, disney was keen to stress that this means more investment in quality content. so nominally, the consume erwins but it means that one company has massive control over a vast amount of co nte nt. guy bisson, thank you very much. i would like to be sitting around the murdoch christmas table. always an entertaining event, to be sure! interesting to know how they feel. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett hello there. it is windy with a mixture of weather. a mix of rain and sleet and wind. the skies clear over the north. an ice risk there. the temperatures getting close to freezing. showers to come tomorrow. sunshine too and a different wind direction, so showers coming down the east of england. fewer showers to the west where there is more sunshine and over northern sc

and, look, wehen you have done spinoff like the murdoch family has done with news corp., you're readya new one it's okay. it's in your dna it's okay. >> mario -- >> same thing for viacom, same thing for all the other buyers and sellers. >> what do you think -- kind of going back to bill's question, though, what is the catalyst for all of this happening now? >> well, we thought that, let's say there's deregulation in the united states, which is a very powerful -- you have a government that's more pro-business than has existed in a while. you have in addition to that the digital revolution, the digital dynamics, and you have companies like apple bezos' company, amazon, google, so forth, market cap, $600 billion. fox is a tiny company at $70 billion market cap at $50 billion viacom is tiny at $10 billion in terms of the equity value. so, you know, there's a lot of mergers going on and it's time to do it scale up. >> who do you think -- who do you think ends up with the biggest piece of this whole pie we're talking about here >> well, i hope -- >> disney? >> my bet is that the public beca

and those companies may recombine with news corp., owner of "wall street journal" and harpercollins.eds regulatory approval but could signal a future media industry dominated by a few giants, along with comcast-owned nbcuniversal. if approved, at&t and time warner, the parent company of cnn. all anybody's talking about in the media world right now. >> yeah. >>> a new harvey weinstein accuser, and salma hayek's story is harrowing, escalating rage, a death threat and so much stress, she had to take a tranquilizer that made her sick. more of her story next. i'm ryan and i quit smoking with chantix. i would doubt myself that i could actually quit. that i could climb that hill and get over it. i really honestly don't believe i could have done it without chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts

murdoch could go ahead and make acquisitions and potentially possibly recombined the leader fox with news corps first love. joe: thank you very much. >> coming up, handling the holidays. here's a look at how their shares fared this year as well. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: this is bloomberg markets. i am joe weisenthal. and we: i am scarlet fu are looking at a transport etf, set to outperform the broader for a strict -- second straight month. what better time to talk about the holiday shopping month. joining us is jonathan, a senior credit officer and you are just telling us how fedex and ups for a strict -- secondrge straight month. during the holiday season. is this the first time they have done it? >> that is correct. >> is the tension -- the intention to add to the bottom line? it is twofold. it will not be a large revenue driver. 200 million of wrench -- of revenue and the important thing is to share the cost with stakeholders. it is increasing the company cost and rather than subsidizing to cost, you want to pass it the transaction fee of the customers. >> it reminds me of n

its pitch, advertiser can trust news corp.'t so is news i.q., what they're calling this platform, michael, a facebookintended to be it's a walled garden for their own brands, govern where it goes making a utility, digital utility like you're used to using as opposed to salespeople from the "flonew york post. >> is every advertiser convinced by their argument that they can trust the might be thinking twi- >> that's the question, whether, in fact, the content, itself, is going to be withheld from the ecosystems of facebook and google i think that's early to say. the problem is everyone would like to be able to do this, but it's just so impossible to forego the volume of eyeball s n facebook and google. >>> mcdonald's dollar menu is back, sort of, they're technically calling it the 1, 2, 3 dollar menu. $2 will get you sting like a two-piece tenders. $3 will buy you a happy meal mcdonald's axed the actual dollar menu several years ago to see wendy's win customers over with its popular four for $4 offering shares of the fast food ch

retain the news network, fox news channel, fox business news, potentially folding it in under the news corps "wall street journal." >> what does it mean for fox news and fox corps? >> they're going to be fine. what this deal is about is about creating a ton of content. we look back ten years ago. the big content creators didn't have a netflix, didn't have amazon. now apple, youtube, everyone is getting into the game. whoever has the most content regardless of how it goes out, whether it's on stream or broadcast, those are the companies that are going to survive. >> last month we saw the justice didn't try to block the at&t time warner deal. what about this deal? >> again, if you use the exact same philosophy, which is we don't like overlapping businesses or one company controlling too much, so the justice didn't could come in and say we'll let you do of it, not all of it. we'll have to see. this is going to be very interesting because we're going to see more and more of these combinations. this is how big content providers are going to actually exist in the future. they'll control more and m

ktvu, by the way, is owned by news corp. which owns 21st century fox. >>> well, time is 5:25. target is taking another step to improve its same day delivery services. target will pay $550 million for shipped, which is based in san francisco. shipped has been delivery groceries to its members who pay $99 a year. at least for now target will have to make orders through shipped's app and their website and pay that annual fee. target is one of several retailers that have been looking for ways to speed up their deliveries so they can compete better against amazon. >>> walmart now providing its workers with a new app that they say will help them budget their money and also give them an advance on their paychecks. the app is called even and pay active. it shows how much money users can set aside for bills and savings and also how much they can spend. it also allows workers to get access to cash before their scheduled payday eight times a year with no charge. walmart says it's picking up the cost of this app. critics say the need for this app is a sign that walmart employees are under

it will be interesting to see what happens to the rest of the fox assets if they reintegrate with news corphat would be interesting. >> is this good for big tech companies that want access to this content or is it bad because now the content provider has more leverage in any negotiations >> well, that's the second part. i think that's definitely true the question is, what does a media company anymore and what is a tech company? i've been saying for years, i think i've said it before, i think tech companies will start buying content they have not yet. they relied on the services they provide and buying the content, but it definitely creates a situation where a media company isn't just a maker of content, but a distributor of content, because they can do it themselves on their own services it will be interesting what happens to hulu, and there's a lot of efforts underway to do hulu competitors and things like that, but i think you have to really marry distribution with content, especially online distribution this, you know, is indicative, also buys them an enormous trove of content, especiall

. >> would you would you consider combining news corp and the remaining assets of fox, the news assetsnow, ideally yes, i think years away we have to think about it. >> when you look at immediate cann landscape this is a obviously. >> news advertising completely a news program -- advertising you get rises digital supsubscribions "the wall street journal" life and death. >> how does advertising landscape changing google took siphoning off advertising dollars consumers kurting cord verticallying rate disney lost 12 marine layer espn clubs last few years what is position how back hydrocarbon changes in coming years. >> -- on the phone: we have you know, things like youtube live, which fox news corp business is on, and package worth 35 dollars, about 50 channels, about we have the -- whatever they call it -- 150 channels 39 dollars, direct, over a million, these three services are growing very fast. and almost replacing the -- cord cutters will catch that. >> part of the reason because thing change so much that scale wins at the end of the day? when you look at entertainment assets look 10

i almost said news corp., but that is asap -- separate part.aul: you could view it as a defensive acquisition. if this deal gets done, it is a bold bet by bob iger, betting his legacy, quite frankly, that disney can compete against the netflixes of the world, compete in a digital world where media companies have a direct relationship with consumers, not simply through a cable company or satellite company. this is a huge bed that disney can offset some of the weakness they have seen in cable networks, most notably espn. will "thehe titles -- last jedi" revive revenues in? julia: how quickly will regulate is be on the back of this? paul: this would be a horizontal deal that would bring the regulators in. vertical integration deals like at&t and time warner would sail right through. they haven't. the trump administration may not be as pro-business as some would have thought. intelligence'berg s paul sweeney will be all over this and will be covering the disney meeting and announcement that has to do with "the last jedi." i know alix steel is very

equifax the news corp. phone hank -- hacking and the volkswagen emissions scandal.when you look at these scandals you see the same pattern in the breakdown of trust. one of the root causes of this i think is lack of accountability. this feeling that people can do terrible things. the ceo of volkswagen he knew about this and when he left he got a multi-million dollar payout. what does that signal to that organization? do you can behave like this and it's actually okay. one of the things that is so dangerous to trust is when leaders and organizations know about something. if you think about the equifax data breach they knew about that for six weeks before they told anyone. executives sold their share when they found out about it. one of the things that's interesting to me is watching not just the breach of trust but how companies respond. it's a little painful because every time you see them get it wrong. it's actually not that hard to respond to a trust preach and to rebuild trust. think of that line where you literally have to feel -- and i think it's a four step pr

you a believer that 21st century fox remains a publicly stand-alone company or gets rolled up with news corp do you let them both hang out there. the murdoches would still control both companies >> if it's an all share deal, the murdochs are owning a stake in disney, they might wanted to own that for some time clearly it looks like they want to sell to a good company in the shape of disney. what we believe and what the news has been talking about lately, james murdoch may be next in line to be running disney a few years down the line you have an interesting dynamic, you have one brother running fox and another one running disney >> which, by the way, is like pacman merger. you can take over control of all of them. i think the murdoches have clearly said for some time, they have particularly interest in live news and sports content they would still have that they split out fox and news corp. a few years ago. they would own stock in disney which eventually they could sell down i'm sure they would take their time to do that. >> if you're a betting man, are you betting on james murdoch to be a p

apart from those exchanges isn't really news so let's find out what's so exciting about this news daniel corp is joining us in frankfurt now daniel bitcoin ok is trading at the c b o e for a week now and now also at the c m e why is that such a big deal. well it is such a big deal monica because this is really considered as a new milestone for the because remember when the bitcoin started to being traded at first in two thousand and eight i guess nobody was dreaming that big financial institutions big stock exchange i mean fee m e n c b o e i one of the most recognized and well known stock exchanges in the united states once you are listed or being traded there this is really a sign that you have kind of arrived to the financial world and we have to remember that bitcoin futures are something different than normal bitcoin trading a bit coin future has some sort of regulations as well for example that c m e n c b o e it's just traded couple of hours a day and there's also a limit of twenty percent that it can go up and can also go down ok so a major movement there but what is next for bitcoin

decision we call the view accepting allies as a normal part of adult society government advertising news corp and against all just politics right that's part of the reason it was so easy for the corporate media to tell everyone to hate edward snowden or julian assange chelsea manning they came forward and revealed to us santa claus is a real there's a massive law you your old. take a corner and said that and then the media told us that anyone who would say such a thing is in their head they don't get it right. plus the same idea also indoctrinates us into the big brother surveillance state he knows when you're sleeping he knows when you're away. so be good for goodness sake. when you're little you look to your parents to to see how they respond to these ideas and do they say. this guy is horrifying or i he's just plain cool pretend everything is fine and then when he's not looking i'm going to grab his red sack put it over his head then i need you to hit him with a hammer all right and you keep it until he stops werman. now they tell you this is how the world words people are watching you so

you know have higher interest rates for the you're alone enforced the latest financial news there from daniel corp. the u.s. federal reserve raised rates yesterday it was the third time this year the world's biggest economy continues to strengthen that's not the only reason for the divergence in monetary policy the central bank structures of both economic giants on both sides of the atlantic a very different the e.c. b. is a european union institution in which you are member countries have voting rights the fed is regulated by u.s. law but is owned by private banks its governors and chairperson chosen by the president the e.c.b. objective is to maintain price stability keeping inflation keeping inflation a close to or below two percent the fed doesn't have those. ations its job is to prevent financial crises but it does like to see inflation around two percent as well the e.c.b. doesn't take the jobs market into account when making policy the fed i's employment data closely it's supposed to ensure full employment which it defines as no more than six percent of employ americans well in answer to th

do you see them -- do you see news corp.ey want this thing to be what it is for a while and let it grow. >> it is going to drarg dog down earnings and at least how i see it >>> we got breaking news on the tax plan, we got to go thank you very much for joining us >> >>> ylan mui on capitol hill with the breaking news >> senator marco rubio will vote no on the tax plan currently $1,100 of the tax credit is refundable i asked him how high he needs to see that go? he says it is certainly higher than what it is now. he's in decisions iscussions toe it but he had no assurance that it will happen president trump says the tax credit will be larger than anticipated. perhaps, there is some room for negotiations there as of right now, senator rubio is saying that he's a "no" unless the child tax credit is increase >> ylan, he's been pretty steadfast on this. we talked about this on "morning joe" yesterday susan collins and marco rubio holding the keys to get this done susan collins wants a few things and the individual mandate and rubi

flowed with the deal, you could see the murdoches thinking about trying to take it private or buying news corpringing those two together that's speculation on my part. nothing more than that but it will be interesting and again, there is always some room to go and between having a deal close and getting done. >> what a nice swan song if you're bob iger -- >> you know, it will take probably a year perhaps to get the regulatory approval for this deal and it's a easier deal than a comcast deal, one reason why the bid is not as perhaps favored, even though numbers may have been higher iger is leaving in july of '19 he won't have a lot of time -- >> the notion that espn will no longer control the narrative is so sporn, such an important thing because every time i try to get people excited for disney, for their children and grandchildren, they say, yes, but espn is going away espn is not going away it's just what people talk about. they don't talk about the theme parks and don't talk about china and movie site but the marvel, to have all of that united would be fantastic i love the deal. i hope they

does he try to buy news corp, does he think about taking it private, or is he happy with that numberdy pace and delivering a lot of free cash flow. >> i would think that company that size can't stay that way. here's why in three or four years time, the nfl rights come due for fox broadcasting he becomes a small company, and if the nfl rights go up by 50%, that's a huge hit to his ebita what i'm waiting to see is what happens with time warner/at&t. this is a crazy idea, but time warner would really benefit from having fs1 and the fox network to time warner if time warner has to be an ongoing company, that merger doesn't happen, is there a fit there? we're trying to figure this out because i would say to you - >> if you think that's possible, why not have waited to announce this deal until you know the doj action >> because fox news will be fine either way fox news can be fine public, private, big, small. it's the other assets, fs1, fox sports one, and broadcast, which is going to require more spending to pay for rights i'm interested in seeing how that asset communicates its strategy

mood to expand and to do new things as for the question whether that could include recombining with news corp does happen, it would be years away we have the sound bite from the murdoch. take a lis. >> and this will be a growth company centered on live news and sports brands and the strength of the fox network. those of you who know me know i'm a news man with a competitive spirit >> of course, david with all those comments about him being potentially inquisitive and having a competitive spirit, it will be interesting to see what he goes after next over to you. >> yeah, as we pointed out the balance sheet will be delevered. there will be a financial opportunity for them to do some things thank you. we have concerns surrounding the issue of competition and regulation in this deal with disney earlier i spoke with disney's ceo bob iger about the regulatory hurdles the deal may bring up key amongst them the merger of the regional sports networks with espn. here's his response. >> we think that this is very consumer friendly. the aim of this combined company is to create even more high quality con

then into marine corps communication school. new were, that separated from all of the rest of the marines and taken to a top-secret location just east of san diego's camp elliott. that is where they created the military code to be used in the pacific. codewords,ing 260 -- half ofg marines them were sent overseas to join the first marine division getting ready to go on the first of offensive move in the pacific, guadalcanal. ago,gust 7, 1942, 75 years first marine division hit the beach of wattle canal -- of wattle canal with 15 navajo code talkers. this was the first battle where the navajo code was to be tested in actual battle to test and see how our memory would be under heavy enemy fire. well, three weeks after the landing general vandergrift, commander of the first marine division sent word back to the united states saying this navajo code is terrific. the enemy never understood it. we do not understand it either but it works. send us some more never pose -- navajo. so that opened it up to start recruiting more and more navajos

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about what that it would be a big cash flow business does that get taken private and merge with news corp it stands alone for long and then in that sense maybe you do want to be in there because there will be some strategic combination with that. >> okay. jim stewart, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> when we return, jim cramer will join us live from the new york stock exchange and much more on the breaking news and explosion here in times square we'll bring you updates as we get them here are the futures right now, briefly dipped after word of what we're just alluding to and then close to the highs fothr is session. up 41 on the dow we'll be right back. take a deeeep breath in... and... exhale... aflac! and a gentle wave-like motion... liberate your spine... aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga ya but when i slipped a disc, he paid my claim in just one day. so he had your back? yup in just one day, we process, approve and pay. one day pay. only from aflac >>> a man detonated in sort of improvised explosive device right here in manhattan this morning. bertha coombs j

new york times." >> yes. >> the embodiment of the washington press corp establishment. avorite printoutlet to speak to and he will criticize it. >> i think the "times" enjoying bashing him and it's good for their readership. at the same time, i think that trump gets a lot of mileage and has from the beginning. without that press coverage from cable news when he was running, covering his rallies and his rivals less often and he benefitted from that. there is a love hate relationship there. >> that was fun. when we come back, some of the best things said this year. >> finally tonight, 2017 was a wild year for the nation. as we close out the year, we close out the year with some of the year's most memorable moments. >> so help me god. congratulations, mr. president. >> we have the votes. we have the votes. we have the votes to get it done. we have the votes, but we don't have the time. it's friday. >> this is a great day for the country. >> this is armageddon. it goes to a beautiful committee. i call it a pot. we mix it up. >> that's my daughter. she's waving. >> what? >> i

. >>> new video from corps da cordo ma dear -- cordo madeira.ears sheared off a -- sheared off a fire hydrant. >>> this fishery north of point arena normally opens december 1st, but it's been delayed until the 31st. officials say the crabs aren't ready for harvesting. >> these crabs are cyclical and we're just in a bottom of the cycle. this year will be bad and next year could be bad and then it starts to get good again. >> the news has sent the price of crab soaring. many stores are not even taking any more orders for christmas. >>> there's still some holiday spirit in the coffey park neighborhood that was destroyed by the north bay wildfires thanks to a former neighbor determined to bring in some holiday cheer. kpix5's emily turner is live in santa rosa with the story. emily? >> reporter: it's amazing what a little bit of holiday spirit and a lot of aa batteries and battery powered lights will do, but it has made a huge difference here at coffey park, not just in what you see, but in how it feels. it is burnt and charred by day, but by night c

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johnson. >> two days after his return from new york, the president's oldest daughter became the bride of captain charles robb of the united states marine corps. historically, it was the first white house wedding in 53 years. >> and at 6:00 on american artifacts, the 200 year history of the willard hotel in washington, d.c., whose guests include abraham lincoln, world war ii soldiers and the first japanese delegation to the united states in 1850. >> abraham lincoln stayed here 10 days. when he introduced himself and his wife, who was quite a bit shorter than him, he said i want to introduce you to the long and the short of the new presidency. >> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. agriculture secretary sonny perdue talks about the departments operations, next year's farm bill, and the ongoing nafta negotiations. from the national press club, this is an hour. mr. bjerga: i am alan bjerga. we are pleased to have our luncheon speaker sonny pe

corp. of engineers start add new weighing system.hat used to be a two to three hour dumping process now takes less than an hour. its been two months since the wildfires devastated parts of the north bay and support is still pouring in for the victims. andrea shows us a hockey game in santa rosa tonight was about much more than the final score. >> even before the puc drop, you could tell that that match was going to be different. the san jose sharks alumni foundation a bunch of retired nhl players taking on north bay guns and hoses. this game wasn't for glory but for healing after the fire storms that blew through wine county. >> we saw the smoke. we smelled the smoke. >> the sharks even drafted two first responders who lost their own homes while fighting the fire. >> not only us but this community was pretty heavily impacted and we are all trying to do everything we can to raise awareness and funds. >> it is hard to meet anyone here that doesn't have a fire story. >> myself and genie both lost our houses as did a lot of our friends.

she made a visit to news 4 after she won the marine corps marathon.he fairfax, sh -- mother of four qualified for the olympics. her running career began a few years ago. i interviewed her at the finish line at the end of the race. she only a couple of weeks before the marathon decided to run. she wanted to qualify for the olympics. that was the plan. she doesn't plan on winning a gold medal. but she qualifies. >> to qualify, she participate -- to participate that olympilimolympic games. that's a feat. >> she has twins. one in the back and one in the front. >> also has great genetics. the. >> the fact that she's been a runner. don't try that. >> you will severely injure yourself. >> exactly. >> eun, if you and i tried to do that -- >> you can do it. >> yeah, right. >> i don't think so. maybe if you help me along the way and wheel me along afterwards. today, if you're going to run outside, i'm telling you today is fantastic weather. yesterday was gr i felt guilty yesterday because i wasn't outside as long as i should have been. the sun goes down early.