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morning,ng a soft this the syndicated talkshow host from new hampshire. good morning. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. about messagesng to be delivered to washington in 20. what would be at the top of your list? >> the greatest i concern from -- the greatest concern from 2017 is a message to america a messageally delivered from washington. you are on your own. why do i say that? when you look at what is happened with deregulation, the rise of inequality aided and abetted by the tax reform act. what is happening with climate change and the extreme weather and the cost of 2017 alone is probably the -- probably going to be billions of dollars. ? what do we do we give huge tax cuts and we don't put anything if i to address the extreme weather of 2017 and try to make -- and 2018 will be worse. i want congress to pay attention. they don't look at the evidence, the reality. they are saying when you must government in a time when need a stronger safety net. bash thewant to deficit. we want to exploded. they are obsessed with the word know -- known regulation, no taxes

call it a stew.ri ng interest rates continue to be a big story. bond yields are hovering aund four-year highs. and with a potentially more aggressivehi federal reserve year, investors are starting to get a little bit nervous. second there is the earngs question. some would argue that the acceleration in earnings growth thatowered the markets higher will slow down the market next year. finally sentiment lels aret their highest levels in many years. ldman sachs, bank america, merrill lynch released their market indicators, they hit their highest in five years for merrill, and seven for goldman. the global markets have enjoyed their strongest start in any year for three decades. there is littl wonder we are starting to see some pent up selling pressure starting to appear. so far this january has been more volatile. we haven't seen that in a whil the s&p made hofs of half a percentr more ten times already this month. that's a rarity. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pa sanny. >>> federal reserve policy make remembers meeting. it is janet yellen'

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remember the diplomatic row over donald trump retweeti ng diplomatic row over donald trump retweeting far right video? the president says he is prepared to all lies here are on residentjohn. he's going to make a big speech. the american leader will warn against abuses of global trade law including the theft of intellectual property. he is expected to argue for greater deregulation and the need for tax cuts to promote economic prosperity. reports in america claim you try to remove the former fbi chief robert mueller who is heading an investigation into alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. but mr trump said it was not true. fake news. typical new york times fake stories. my typical new york times fake stories. my message is peace and prosperity. and we have a tremendous crowd and a crowd like they have never had before. they told me this is a crowd like they have never had before including all of you people like they've never had before. so that is good. iam they've never had before. so that is good. i am assuming they're here because of you. he is there at th

members of ng more congress support that view or compromise, ifhe you will, that senator schumer obviously agreed to? first of all, represent gutierrez has been a real hero in this fight since before indivisible was around for that matter. i'm seeing a lot of democrats say, lly coming around to look, this is fundamentally who we are. we ought to be standing up to fight for this. the morally right thing to do. we're talking about deporting kids who are going to school or in the military but it's also politically strategic thing to do. talking to an individual group member in a battleground state and like many group a full-times a mom, job, doing this over the weekend and in her free time and she i've committed to going and knocking on doors in this battleground district that we're hoping to flip. republican, they want to get a democrat. i've committed to going in every to le week and i've got drive an hour back there and back, and the democrats kept not but ing for the dreamers chumer stood up, it mer made me want to fight even more. are counting rats on this big blue wave to carry them thr

owner ng profit for the and g.u. climbed. also maintaining its full year uidance including a final dividend of 45 yen. > another bumper year on japanese mergers after topping ranks for the first time since 2011. good time for companies to fund acquisitions by selling shares. that played into nomura goldman, ng beating sachs, in large part due to involving buyout firms. asset management gives us outlook for treasuries as bonds -- market opening coming up as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ 8:00 a.m. here in hong kong. i am yvonne man. welcome to daybreak asia. friday, endings the week on a high after wall street bounced back to record levels. rateare waiting chinese data. a trade surplus is narrowing. betty: from bloomberg's global and -- global headquarters, i am betty liu. oil helping drive the market sentiment topping $70 for the first time in three years. fast retailing's global expansion pays off. outpacing domestic revenue for the first time. ♪ yvonne: it seems like the bond bulls are proving victorious, at least overnight. se

this is never replaced so there's one of the reasons we should note for growth and movement in this ng is whom through. these arrows from ruby repeated. to market my side these issues have gained a new sense of urgency in today's highly volatile political climate. certainly some move. move move out of the american government right. this very similar to world germany the moment into insistent the nineteenth and trying not to be a bust the. market is determined to remain active as long as she can she's put her story into a book so that people in the world can read it and that future generations are aware of this part of history. change of gears now and some sports news and in the bundesliga much say twenty got off to a thrilling start as i track frankfurt defeated fellow european hopefuls bross invention got back to nail kevin prince boa tank put the hosa head on the forty third minute before luke a goal which steals victory in injury time it was the on loan strikers turned goal in as many games the wind saw on track to move up to second in the table ahead of the rest of this weekend's f

ng will be joining us next.a, set to report today on the company's growth strategy and implications of u.s. immigration sullivanwith frost & later on bloomberg markets: asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi lun in sydney. tencent has sold $5 billion of bonds. it is the first time it has issued debt since 2015. the fixed rate tranches are priced at three basis points respectively above u.s. treasury's. the sale is drawing comparisons with alibaba. nomura says it is confident of a now their bumper year on japanese mergers after topping the rankings for the first time since 2011. it says japan's stock market makes it a good time for companies to fund acquisitions by selling shares. nomura beat out goldman sachs for the top spot in 2017 due to deals involving buyout firms. fast retailing on a tear in tokyo, overseas revenue exceeded local sales last quarter has the casual clothing chain pushed outside of japan pays off. operating profit climbed $1 billion, eating analyst est

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it woulde the last time ng was in hale coun, alabama.wo weeks lalater, he was assassinateded in memphis, tennessee. the safe house where king stayed is now a museum. well, hale county is the subject of a new documentary here at the sundance film festival. it's titled "hale county this morning, this evening." the documentary looks at life in the predominantly african-american county, which is named after a confederate general. in the film, director ramell ross paints an impressionistic portrait of life in the black belt in the 21st century. ramell ross joins us here in park city, along with the film's producer joslyn barnes, who is the co-founder of louverture films. your film is not about dr. king 50 years ago. it is about people today who live there. people have described you as the walker evans of today plus. in fact, you started as a photographer. talk about this highly unusual film, both in form and content. >> the film comes out of a sort of desire to centralize the african-american gays. i came to hale county sort of spontaneously

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the flames broke out at 4:00 ng and startedside of a home was divide into several pafrapartments on swede hurt fortunately. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> more than 2,000 people in newark, new jersey are without power on this cold day after a fire tore through a neighborhood here. the blaze started in an abandoned home and spread to adjoining homes and knocked down power lines along the street. parked cars also went up in flames and at least two firefighters were injured. >>> the highly anticipated book fire and fury hit bookshelves fueling the feud between steve bannon and president trump. and they face new questions about the president's mental fitness. here is more from washington. >> reporter: all right on the best seller list, fire and fury is fueling questions on whether president trump is fit to serve. on nbc today show though around the president say they have questions about his stability. >> 100% of the people around him. >> the white house has pushed back. >> it's disgraceful and laughable. if he was unfit he probably wouldn't be sitting there. >> the preside

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i think all of us standing here believe that, but we need to ng oversight and reforms preventing it from being misused. the u.s.a. rights act makes those reforms and makes strides towards protecting americans' privacy. we must do our due diligence in debating this program, to make sure it does not stomp on the fourth amendment rights of the american people. senator leahy: i agree so much what my colleagues have said and i had a lot of conversations over the weekend with senator mike lee of utah who was going to be here but his flight's been delayed because of weather. in my state of vermont, all vermonters, whatever party they belong to, believe we should be protected against acts by foreign governments. whether manipulating our way of life or attacking us economically, physically or however, but there is one thing that would unite every single vermonter and that's a sense of privacy, that we have rights as americans to be secure from our own government, to stop our own government from being able to spy on us. well, 702 as was written allows our government to spy on us. italy ecently in

you're see ng the way our popuj list has reacted to the trump administration that the core of trumpism in his personal behavior and the things he believes are being rejected by increasing numbers of people. that's why his approval rate in has declined. donald trump's people look at donald trump and increasingly see someone who, in fact, is not reaching out to lead the entire country. he is appealing narrowly to the people who supported him and one of the things that we know from research during the 2016 campaign and after is the core of trump support from the beginning were people who had a strong sense of identity and white people and a significant amount of resentment to people who aren't white. that was the core. donald trump has consistently spoken to that group of people. that's what these remarks reflected. when you put together people who voted against him, increasing numbers who are turning away from that kind of thinking know the arguments that mark burns was articulating are not resonating. >> do you think there's any chance that the president expected his comments would be m

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