nick wall stay with our team.he hot spot for mergers and acquisitions in 2017. and, you guessed it, we couldn't finish the year without a bit point session. can't find a spot them after yesterday's tumble? this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ they get readyn, for a new year's celebration this weekend. 7:18 in london. 8:19 in berlin. sophie? apologized tohas customers for software changes that reduce the performance of older iphones to reduce unexpected such downs -- shutdowns. they say they had not introduced indu's purchase of newer products. new tax law might hit withargest foreign banks big hits. because global banks frequently move money among units, this requirements may compensate their income for the apartment. to sell agreed sizable stake to softbank. transaction implies a $14 billion value for the company. one $.25ny will put billion directly into the company. that's your bloomberg business flash. i don't offer good to see you again in the rest the program so happy new year. let's talk about europe. tu

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wall! >> this game sucks. >> this game sucks. you see nick jonas in there as well.getting respectable 80% on rotten tomatoes. travers says this updated jumanji can't outrun the original. and this one says it's supposed to be a video-ized board game come to life, but it's really b-o-r-e-d. >> i see what you did there. >>> next, an original musical with hugh jackman. it's about p.t. barnum and how he created the greatest spectacular on earth. it has lots of singing, dancing, acrobatics as well as a duet sung by fellow disney channel stars all grown-up, zendaya and zac efron after they get to know each other on the road. >> i want to introduce my newest hire. mr. phil carlisle. >> pleasure to meet you. >> pleasure. >> what is your act, mr. carlisle? >> i don't have an act. >> hmm. everyone's got an act. >> so no reviews yet. so instead of reading from the critics, we'll hear actual quotes plightness and civility are the best capital ever invested in business. that was from his 1880 book. and wit z2momz zi0z y2momy yi0y >>> this morning on "world news now," president tr

wall. thanks to both of the old. just a. this info nick tone poem on the banks of the was written by ukrainian composer. in one nine hundred fifty eight. air. a the. current. war. or war. in. the. air. for. the the. innocent good girl in the room. along with. the in. general from the in. the. event of an environmental. consequences the parents. and the the. i i. but our scent in the eyes of a man it was thrilling at moments like these here avoided for you and lots more. that's the thing the more you give me the more comes back and that's how so much energy came that we were all super touched up even before the concerts it felt like the very air was electrified to see it the concert was a huge success the return leg of the co-operative venture will now see the two youth orchestras play bach dunn's eighteen's new work in bon i am i the key struck yes i'm anxious about the premiere and bomb i feel like an actor with stage fright . yet. three weeks later in bars and the beethoven festival is underway for weeks of wonderful music the festival t

. >> thank you nick tamaros from the wall street journal i want to follow up on a question about taxaddressed it earlier today and when you spoke to congress last month you often described that you would welcome higher growth in the context of the employment and inflation mandate, and i guess i wonder how you judge the major provisions of the house and senate tax plan, and the corporate rate cut and the immediate expensing of the big-ticket purchases and new rates for pass-throughs and temporary rate cuts for individuals. do you see those on balance boosting the productive capacity of the u.s. economy as opposed to simply increasing aggregate demand and related to that, how would you view the benefit of such tax changes now when the economy is nearing full employment versus the earlier periods when there was greater resource slack >> so i think my colleagues and i mainly see the likely tax package for boosting aggregate demand and also having some potential or boost aggregate supply or changes on the corporate tax side and the reduction in the corporate tax rate expensing will lower

but here's what republicans did, nick mulvaney is key figure. wrote a piece in "walll" in 2015 saying there's no honest way to justify deficit spending from republican point of view. in 2018, he says we need new deficits. in order to pass this tax reform, said going to increase spending. gone up until donald trump, it's going go up to a trillion pretty soon and there is no economic crisis or something big to justify that intellectually, going full speed ahead into that, not cutting government. >> because he doesn't fundamentally understand money. >> he understands debt. >> he understands moving debt around. got the money from his daddy and able to take that and constantly in debt. >> and wriggle out from creditors time and again. >> that's what he's doing with american economy. but difference between the american economic and people. people are going to suffer. donald trump and his ilk and elected republicans in washington, d.c. will be more than fine. this is structured for them and their donors to be absolutely okay. american public will see the crushing benefits of

wall! >watch your step in here. >> stephen: please welcome nick jones. ♪ you can get higher >> stephen: nice sound good. that's great. >> stephen: they're incredible. >> theatre best. >> stephen: unlike a lot of people you had an incredible 2017. you starred in "jumanji." you just earned your first golden globe nomination. that's for a song, right? >> i had a chance to write this song "home" nerd nand. >> stephen: fer nand, the bull with the delicate ego, yes. >> so basically, i tried a bunch of times after i spoke to the director, carlos, who is an amazing guy and did a brilliant job with the film and they gave me a brief of what they wanted and i couldn't get it right. i put a lot of pressure on myself, and i teamed up with justin cantor, a good friend of mine, and we went into the studio to talk about what it feels to be accepted, to be loved, and what that is for each of us. to both of us it was home, our family, our friend. i woke up in a panic on monday morning because i thought something had gone terribly wrong because my friend was banging on my door with the phone out like this. tha

wall of china. why you'll want to tag along every step of the way. >> that is unbelievable. >> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle showing off the best on the web, including the guy who thinks he's won big. see the priceless moment when he's got a reality check. >> oh, man, he's totally deflated. >> well, if any of you were like me around the holidays, it was eat everything in sight. it's time to get back and work out our abs a bit. >> clench my abs or something else? >> clench it all. can't go straight, right, anywhere, just stop. relax, take a breath. get ready to clench. right around here is our warning. i heard a screech. >> oh! >> okay. >> breathe. >> squeeze the glutes, yo. >> if you watch closely and listen for the screech, it does get a few people's attention. like the guy with the scooter on the right there. he looks to the right and you see him start to try and back pedal a bit. not quite enough. >> how's that person on the front moped? >> she was hit, but she did not suffer any serious injuries. in fact, the only person that suffered serious injuries is the driver of the truck. reports he wa

wall, now dash away, dash away, dash away all. before the while hurricanes ride. meet with an obstacle about to the sky. closer they flew. a sleigh full of toys and st. nick too and the twinkling heard on the roof, the panting of each little hoof. all the chimneys st. nicholas. from his head to his foot. and his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot. and he looked like a peddler just opening his back. his eyes how they twinkled, his dimples how merry, this cheeks were glazing. his mos like a cherry. his mouth was up like a bowl and the bit of his chin was as white as the snow. stuff of the pipe, he held tight in his teeth. and the snow on his head like a wreath. he had a round face and a little round belly. that shook when he laughed like a bowl full jelly. jolly old elf and i laughed when i saw him in spite of myself. a blink of his eye, twist of his head, soon nothing to dread. he spoke not a word but stayed to his word and filled all the stockings. and laying his finger aside of his nose and giving a laugh up the chimney he rose. he sprang to his sleigh, and away they all flew. but i heard him he can say claim as he drove out of sight. merry c

nick squad. larry: a man who escaped from a rural prison in georgia, lamarr county, christopher carol used a metal rod to break through two brick wallsefore squeezing to raise fence, stealing a county van, and driving to south carolina. van but he was gone. .e is considered dangerous the power is back on at disneyland after an outage left guest stranded on rides. 12 rides were affected and no one was hurt. the outage was a result of a transformer problem. adrianna: the flight to know where finally landed in tokyo. it left lax on tuesday for japan but was forced to make a u-turn when the cabin crew found out a passenger was not supposed to be on the plane. passenger, model christie teagan and her husband john legend logged the whole ordeal. also on board, a d.c. couple heading for their honeymoon. they say they were only compensated about $265. >> you cannot make up a day. there is no compensation that feeling of turning around in the middle of the flight does not make sense. airlines saysd a a pair of brothers with nearly identical names allegedly used the same boarding pass. one had a legitimate ticket while the other had one with a

wall street. these include sending in nick muscle vain yea who once called the consumer financial protection bureau a sick, sad joke. he's now serving as director. it's his moonlighting job. he is also secretary -- he is also director of the office of management and budget. but he is director of the cfpb also. his first act as director of the cfpb was blocking the payment of funds owed to consumers consumers who were cheated or wronged by wells fargo or other big banks or big financial institutions, and consumers in many cases service members who had been cheated by these financial institutions. mulvaney's first day on the job he said no, we're not going to move forward on collecting those penalties and pay those consumers and those service members and those seniors and those families. i am concerned about this emerging effort to roll back protections for consumers. i hope mr. compton proves me wrong. i hope he's a strong advocate within the agency and the administration for fair housing for consumer protection, for affordable housing. but when given the chance to demonstrate his commitment to fair

wall street? update on a cause that is gone, but not forgotten. a top fbi official has landed in the president twitter crosshairs here it is andrew nick cave the deputybi director really ready to call it quits? ok, so with the award-winning geico mobile app, our customers have 24/7 access, digital id cards, they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, well we'll just- phone: hey sorry. i had you muted. well yea let's just- phone: so what i was thinking- ok well we'll- phone: yeah- let's just go ahead- phone: oh alright- the award-winning geico app. download it today. gillian: the fbi describes part of its core values says part of an uncompromising institutional integrity. putting the agency a local scrutiny. scrutiny. our own ellison barber joins us with the latest developments on the bureau. what can you tell us? >> president trump is not in d.c., but ill talking about the fbi on twitter. fox news has learned that the acting fbi director andrew mccabe is eligible for retirement in march. for weeks there have been rumors about a potential retireme

nick is the guy. that's the way it has to be. the great thing is that room is so comfortable in there. there's such a good dynamic. he's not ever going to be a wall flower. >> he's not a wall flower. he's going to be involved. at 6:20, are the eagles playing with enough urgency right now? because they have been so good. we're going to hear from one coach about that. i'm john clark. we'll see you then. >> thank you so much. >>> it is the eagles versus the raiders christmas night in south philadelphia. nbc 10 is getting you set with kickoff on sunday. christmas eve day followed by game plan sunday at 10:00. >>> switch iing gears, the masse wildfire burning out of control in southern california is on track to become the biggest in state history. the thomas fire is now scorched 271,000 acres in ventura county. yesterday it was at 50% containment. officials are hoping to make some progress thanks to newly decreased winds. >>> a live look at i-95. a lot of brake lights are there. >> let's talk to meteorologist tammie souza. getting warmer. you're also tracking rain and snow in the forecast. so everything. >> a little of everything. are either of you go

nick adams. dac a is big, immigration is big, you have a lot of establishment republicans who aren't keen on sending anyone back and not keen on getting a walleople obey their laws, enforce the laws on the books, as somebody who came to america the right way, crossed sleepless nights waiting to come to the united states for four years, costly a bucket load of money that i didn't have to spend and did it the right way and i would hope those establishment republicans and democrats and all of those people that seem to not get it, that illegal immigration is wrong, looking at a case like mine and understand why it really is so vital for america to enforce their borders. charles: the argument is these are, quote, kids who were brought here through no fault of their own and are american in every sense except they weren't born in this country. what do you say to that? >> with you break the law at the age of 3 or at the age of 30 you are still breaking the law. that is not to say i don't have compassion, not to say this is an easy issue to deal with. i know the president has been struggling with this personally, but at the end of the day if we don't