you're always thankful for a giveaway, for somebody to invite you to something like this and bright ning yoening your day. >> draymond green was on his own embodying the spirit, but the warriors also had a great weekend. >> the warriors announced $100,000 in donations to bay area schools. >>> travel tips you need before heading to your holiday destinations. >>> don't let your current company stop you from switching over your car insurance. >> you don't have to wait for your car insurance to expire to switch around. you can switch carriers mid-policy and get a refund for unused parts of your old policy. >>> in a consumer complaint requires action, please give us a call. the number is 1-888-996-tips, or you can visit nbcbayarea.com/response. weeks of the year. so many of us hitting the road this week...and it can get >>> you may have a lot of friends you want to see this week. that's the good news. the bad news is this becomes one of the busiest travel weeks of the entire year. it can get expensive. you've got the hotel, maybe the airline fees. sometimes they lose your bag. hopefully not t

ning, >> first of all, my condolences about the socks. listen, i did not have a good feeling going in. >> i wanted to underscore one thing you said, and that gentleman observed, by way of an anecdote. i am one of those tour guides it takes eighth-graders through. there was an eighth grader from new jersey, i young lady that the hushedme in rotunda and told me there was a man taking pictures, which is not permitted. i said really, where? personough, there was a surreptitiously at waist level doing that and i said, you have to tell the guards. but she said, he is wearing a suit. all kindsained that of folks wear suits. she went over and she did. she and another girl. the guard went over, took the man's camera, presumably deleted the things and talk to him. afterwards we are on the bus and her hand comes up in the back of the bus and she said, with obvious pride and appropriate meaning, she realized they had just defended the constitution. that is really good. what a way to end it. i will be signing a book. if you come up and buy a book, gre

one of the nings things that really concerned me, on the morning of election day, november 8th, i was concerned and i built a speech around all of the in the last four years, the 5-4 decisions of the united states supreme court and everything we hold dear was in that 5-4 thing. we know if hillary had bonwon, don't care if it is abortion or second amendment rights or anything else, america would have changed just from that, in a way we wouldn't even recognize it. that's why i said in the morning, it is kind of funny, richard, you scientists like to base things on science. this was not on science. this was something that i thought, is god really going to let america complaining that much. i thought, no, that's not going to happen. so i came up with this thing in an interview. he is going to win, not based on anything scientific, i thought, god is not going to let that happen to america. that night when the votes came in, waist great prognosticator. if you look at the decisions, i won't go over them but i have a list of them here that's very significant. the next one, this was my favorit

police hoeng ning in on a perso. >>> the research resumes after forensic tests failed to link that initialterday to the truck. isis now says knit expired this take. we have all the developments covered four this morning beginning with cnn's international correspondent hala gorani who is in berlin. >> reporter: we have some significant new information according to german security officials who spoke to cnn. we understand german police are now searching for a specific individual born in 1992, a tunisian in relation to this truck attack, the attack that happened on monday evening in that market behind me. we don't have any information whether this means police believe the man was the driver of that truck that plowed into the christmas market killing 13 people or whether he's just loosely connected in some other way to the attack. this is information we hope to get a little bit later. there are expectations that the police will be holding a press conference that we're waiting to see whether or not they will divulge or announce any important information. meantime, of course, police are working

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she could not sustain that very long because the president's cousin was very upset with edith ning the president because she thought edith was his only light and heat was suffering from depression. he suffered from depression all his life. he definitely -- when the lusitania was sunk, he was in the throes of his letter writing . thingt whole lusitania that happened, and he was not capable of getting himself together to do what that and as a result, the ship sunk. that is in -- mr. hazelgrove: larson's book, yes. i have heard it a hundred times. in his defense, they did not know initially when it was sunk. after he heard, they say he went for a drive. >> there were a lot of things that happened before. mr. hazelgrove: agreed. >> but when you think about her, she married him because she felt he needed her and she had a duty to buoy him through. a lot of that relationship, she was joyful and happy because that helped him. she was a helpmate. she did this to him because allowed him to retain his title and because it would keep him alive. this was her doing it because he needed, or she beli

police in the city of americus say the suspect is ninge ningel lembrick. responding to a domestic disturbance call in southwestern state university. one of them, an pd officer was killed in that shooting. a university public safety officer is said to be in very critical condition. the school has been placed on lockdown. as a precaution. horrific, sad tragedy this afternoon in georgia. we're going to continue to stay on it for you. more for you as we get it. >>> so foreign diplomats are flocking to the hotel in washington raising alarms about ties between the administration and the incoming president's business empire. chief national correspondent ed henry live in washington. ed, we hear that business is booming at the trump hoelt behind you which is the old post office and leased it and built a hotel there. we understand it's creating questions about conflicts of interest. do tell. >> reporter: business is booming so much that the embassy is having a hanukkah party here next week. that's not something you would expect or hear every day. the government of b

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there's all kind of nings we could reveal about the business dealings of the leaders of russia, imposel sanctions. what will be interesting going forward is let's watch how the republicans in the senate push trump on this. that's really the fight to come and that's going to tell whether we're going to get more of it, none of it or somewhere in between. >> matthew and ellis, thank you both for joins us this morning. happy new year, guys. >> and to you. thank you. >> and to you, gentlemen. thank you. >>> this weekend i know a lot of you are cleaning up some ice storm remnants, an ice storm in maine took a building out. jennifer gray has been looking at all of this for us. hi, jennifer. >> we could see another round of snow for northern portionsover new england tonight into tomorrow and storms in the south. we'll talk about all the trouble spots for your new year's eve plans after the break. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both j

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>> i think i disagree with your premise but a more interesting ning to look at is actually the distinctionetween the rhetoric in the general election between donald trump saying that he was going to fight for american jobs and hillary clinton running an identity politics campaign that failed in this midwest corridor that we're talking about. to go back to something you said earlier, you're talking about union jobs and not including the nonunion jobs. i don't know why someone's nonunion jobs doesn't count anymore if they get to keep that. >> but answer the question, answer the question, right? so the question is, is this -- i mean, ted cruz and donald trump had an ideological dispute in the primary. it was very clear. i listened to those two speeches in cleveland. i was sitting there. they don't believe the same thing. both member said that. okay? >> i'm not sure -- >> donald trump won that argument. my question is is that the controlling ideology now, the ideology that says we don't let the market decide, we don't believe in the invisible hand, we believe in the strong hands of donald trum

the us trillion finance minister --ning us live from germany australian finance minister joining us livem germany. anna: decision day for druggie. we are back in front for to talk about the ecb. mario draghi. we are back to talk about the ecb. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: just after 6:30 in london and 3:30 in tokyo. the dollar-yen is down 0.25%. it is "daybreak." it is available on your terminal and mobile. let's take a look at the top stories. in our editorial meeting on a daily basis, this is like me. it is a cover story. it is of course, ecb day. the consensus of the meeting is for the six-month extension for the qe program beyond the current expression date in -- current expiration dtaate in march. volatility suggests hedging could be the name of the game. anna: the next-door is italy's credit outlook. -- the next story is italy's credit outlook. movieody's slow and halting progress. the country's rate stands at two sets above junk. manus: exports supported a surprise gain, snapping a seven-month losing streak in dollar terms. this is imported. this could be turnaround from exporting de

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. >> the president elect has a ning for america, moving abroad would be a mistake. >> concerns abouthour of "daybreak asia". it is just past 8:00 a.m. in hong kong. >> i am betty liu. a lot of news breaking over the last hour. we heard officially from the prime minister of italy that he will be offering his resignation , the same in new zealand as well, saying he will be offering his resignation to the president , so too parallel motions here, equal volatility in the markets on both sides. in new governments coming in italy and new zealand, investors digesting all this on top of news from the political space. we have a lot of data, including china pmi services data, inventories, inflation, japanese consumer confidence. investors have a lot to digest today. the markets that are open are in the negative. let's get a check with the david. it is 8:00 a.m. on monday, and i am already exhausted. let's have a look. it is risk off. we've been talking about italy. s&p futures down .4%. keep in mind that things look worse earlier on, so things have come off lows, but still a lot of money comin

you combine that with a seasonally strong period, brot ning rally for many. >> if you're just joining us, we're park. ment. >> the nasdaq is closed and we haven't gone higher here. >>ment we head to some concern, and the number of bulls are higher. some of the stand alone. something we didn't talk about is the role these algorithms play these these that thechltz. when you fix those extreming, it's usually one searched aif yart, survey of in vess. i wonder if after years of being skeptical of raleigh's bill, you know as well as i do that we've seen new ral you will. the senator really has chajd since support. >> and a businessman in the white house may work out. >> bob, i know you got more work to do as we head toward the close here with all time highs now for the dow, the s&p. we get ready for the "closing bell." >>> thanks, bill. i'm kelly evans and it's a record day on wall street. the dow up 300 points. more than halfway between 19 and 20,000 on the blue chips there. the s&p 500 closing at 22.40 . that's a record high. and the russell 2000 also on a record-setting pace, i believe,

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i've been watching the earlier lady on here and and ning to this gentleman they both throw figures around 30 million, would lose health insurance. my been doing research on own and i'm a working person, 've retired, i've always had medical, good medical and i've always paid to have medical, some people can afford to pay for medical, but they choose not to and i just -- what is the figure of people that would medicare -- not medicare, but their insurance if repealed? y understanding is 14,000 people on obamacare are or 14 sorry, are medicaid welfare recipients, is that true? well, on me number -- medicaid, it is a little hard to they receive ther assistance of cash assistance ayments, but probably some number like 14 million. host: we can show the census numbers for 2015, u.s. health insurance employer based 156 million. direct purchase 52 million. medicaid, about 63 million. 52 million ut americans about 29 million uninsured people. is 2015 numbers, according to the census bureau. guest: oh, well, but the numbers useful.ery what this lady was really saying was what is the impact of repeal

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--ning us from washington dc the imf, the future of christine lagarde, what are the implications fore imf? this: there is no question is a serious blow to her to cash to her, to the fund. -- to her, to the fund. she has not been sentenced to a prison term. the indications i was receiving going in was the executive board will continue to support her as long a she was able to continue doing her job. --long a she is not in and not in an orange jumpsuit -- a couple of comments from mohamed el-erian, who wrote on facebook she should remain as managing director of the imf, what it shouldn't be about that. here, this issue the third managing director to face legal issues. in his words, there is an urgent --d to modernize them modernize the director selection process. is there something wrong with process and is it to political? guest: that is a fair point. it does sound to me like it is a separate issue. the issue of whether the managing director of the imf should no longer be a european and the fund should widen the pool of candidates it considers and should finally have somebody from a ma

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gelder,ning us is alan head of oil markets and wood mackenzie. of ae of surprise opec was and whether they can go through the cuts and not oversupply the markets. opec, quite a of surprise. we didn't expect them to reach an agreement of this scale, which they did yesterday. we think that is quite material in terms of its stock draws in q1, q2, which will be supported for prices. we think the key countries to watch really are saudi, iran, iraq, kuwait. francine: iran is significant because donald trump gets inaugurated january 20. how will he deal with iran? alan: very good question. it will be interesting to see if the words he mentioned during the campaign, will he go forward on those? we've seen a lot of backtracking. that is something we are very keen to watch around iranian sanctions. anything that makes iranian exports more difficult would have a very strong impact on the crude market. george, this is something we were discussing with john fryer, our head of government. the problem is we don't know what donald trump will do. how much do we u

i've been watching the earlier lady on here and and ning to this gentleman they both throw figures around0 million, would lose health insurance. my been doing research on own and i'm a working person, 've retired, i've always had medical, good medical and i've always paid to have medical, some people can afford to pay for medical, but they choose not to and i just -- what is the figure of people that would medicare -- not medicare, but their insurance if repealed? y understanding is 14,000 people on obamacare are or 14 sorry, are medicaid welfare recipients, is that true? well, on me number -- medicaid, it is a little hard to they receive ther assistance of cash assistance ayments, but probably some number like 14 million. host: we can show the census numbers for 2015, u.s. health insurance employer based 156 million. direct purchase 52 million. medicaid, about 63 million. 52 million ut americans about 29 million uninsured people. is 2015 numbers, according to the census bureau. guest: oh, well, but the numbers useful.ery what this lady was really saying was what is the impact of repealin

ning us. if you had to boil it down, what the e republican plan for affordable care act? guest: at the moment, three delay, replace, that seems to be where senate house leadership and incoming presidential, the white tose, seems to be, they seem agree that repeal must come within the first couple of days new congress and administration, and then the question is how long do you implementation and then in the interim between the repeal, which republicans think do and the actual implementation of whatever that like, how do look you replace it and that is kind capitol republicans on hill are coalescing around, even policy onservative experts have real disagreement about what the best way to do this. host: is there some type of larity on what the replacement might look like? guest: several plans out there hat different republicans or conservative policy folks have put forward. you've got obviously the better was the house leadership, speaker ryan plan, many was synthesis of other plans. tom price, likely to be health secretary, ervices has his own plan. the house member from g

--ning him welcome to both of you. >> congressman, this is billy house.year will be controlled in the senate by republicans, in the house by republicans and there will be a republican on the white house -- in the white house. what are the mechanisms you can use to be relevant or even matter? >> we don't have a lot of tools in the house that are readily deployable, we have one thing going for us which is a divided republican party. pass many of the things that republicans want to pass, they will need to find 218 votes and they have had trouble doing that in the past. caucus that freedom sometimes votes in lockstep against the majority of the