because that's what olivia would have wanted. >> what do you want people to know about olivia?e met her because of seeing her sing. i mean, her spirit and her strength i think is what impacted so many people. >> well, we've always known olivia was so special. and now world's seen how special she really is. and olivia just showed us such strength and courage through her illness. and the one thing that we would like the world to know is that it's important to keep your strength, follow your dreams. olivia never gave up fighting for her dream. >> she never gave up. >> no. she was in school until august. still planning to do all the things she wanted to do. she rarely succumbed to negativity. she was always just fighting each day. she saw the beauty in each day. and she's just really such a beautiful young woman. we're so proud of her >> yes. what do you want people to know about olivia? >> well, like my mom said a whole lot. like olivia's whole life she was always something special. her personality. there's nobody like her. she's quite special. and it's just nice that the whole wo

what do you want people to know about olivia?life she was always something special. her personality and there is nobody like her. she's quite special, and it's just nice the whole world can see how talented she is. >> was she always a really good singer? >> she loved singing her whole life. since she was three she was in plays at school and wrote her song simple girl when she was 11 years old, which is crazy. >> few adult write songs. i couldn't write a song. >> me, either. >> what did she think when it started to get so many hits and so many people were watching? >> she was thrilled. she couldn't believe it. she kept saying we can't believe it. we can't believe it. we're like you're famous. 200,000, 300,000 and it kept going. she was really excited. >> and also to have katy perry respond to her. >> that was a dream. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> it just shows how special she is, that she can even touch katy perry. >> and all the people that, you know, reached out to get to katy perry was amazing and we're so grateful for katy perry t

he is king richard in "richard the third" and olivia in "twelfth night." is provided a master class in shakespearean acting. i am pleased to have him at the table for the first time. welcome. >> thanks, charlie. >> what a nice tribute. how did this happen? these two plays coming here for you to show your stuff? >> how did it happen? it took a few years. the set and clothing designers and the musical director and the kind of core players, people that worked with me a lot when i was artistic director of the globe. when my time finished, i immediately set about wanting to suppose, carrying on the core workable we did which i hope was a rigorous attempt to explore what i call original playing up practices. what we know from shakespeare's day. it took a long time. we had to figure a way to mount two productions that would be popular enough. elizabethan spent their money on what they wore on their backs. >> what was your term in production? >> original playing practices. there should be not only an intellectual inquiry into how the plays might have originally be

olivia to brain cancer.e died last week. 16 years is not a long life, but time enough for her to leave a mark on the world. her cover of katy perry's song roar has gotten two million hits. she recorded it as her battle with cancer was getting harder. >> that included a lot of inspiration. >> it's katy perry here and i wanted to reach out to you and tell you that i saw your video and i was very moved and you sounded great. for being in the studio and making your wish to record that song, i thought that was really cool. i love you a lot of people love you and that's why your video got to me and moved everybody that saw it. i just wanted to send you some love and light and tell you i'm thinking about you. thank you so much. keep roaring. >> olivia did keep roaring up until the end. the loss is still incredibly raw, but her mom and sister said they were ready to talk and they created a fund to help other kids with cancer. >> how are you holding up? >> we had a rough week and we are holding up basically due to al

olivia starts in deep grief, of course. >> comfortable place to go? of --that kind of feeling i was reading this article by mike tyson about his childhood the other day. list andes of his being picked on as a kid in a kind of thing -- you can imagine that someone with richard's -- even though chase here made more of richard's his ability to they were, his spine was like that. -- even though shakespeare made more of richard's disability than it was, his spine was like that. create imagine it would a skeptical nature of god and conscious. be rejectedg would on him because of that. >> yeah. it is a sociopathic mind, isn't it? there's a certain amount of fun playing him. the something odd when you have to come out and give the first speech. especially when it is a rather famous speech. >> that is hard. >> you have to push through a lot of false expectations and just think -- actually, all i am coming out to do is wait for my brother clarence to come by. i might as well talk to you about what is coming on -- going on. out withnight, you go some fearful tho

and malvolio so there are a lot of voli, olivia characters anyway, malvolio was the steward to olivia who is a countess, who is in mourning because her father died and very quickly her brother died so she is in charge of this vast estates and has a steward, malvolio .. and she has an uncle, uncle toby who is a drinker and she has a claim per made, mariah who is very charming and she has a fool, jester who tells things she doesn't like to hear like king lear. and the nearby duke is deeply in love with her and she won't have anything to do it with, and she squares she will wear a veil for seven years and not look at the face of men. there is a twin brother and sister, each believes the other drowned, the sister comes up and the sea cap captain, who rescued her, she says, what can a woman do, i am in a strange country, what is it? it is called a lira, my brother drowned, what will i do? where will i get to where i am from and in trunk is closed, well her brother -- she says dress me as a man and take me to the local ruler of this duke and i will speak with him, present me as a eunuch bec

olivia pope sitting on the sofa drinking a glass of wine and popcorn.ents. >> at the book at the end called thoughts on navigating a crisis. it's a great template. a lot of people watching this. probably thinking what do i do if all goes to hell in a hand cart. one, trust your gut. two, know the facts not what you want them to be but what they actually are. three, never assume you know everything. four, the truth always coming out. know the climate and the landscape. know where you want to end up. know when to hold and when to fold. admit you're in trouble. don't overreact. you will know when to walk away. things usually get worse before they get better. expect the unexpected. crises occur irrespective of one's fame, power and prestige. so deal with it. >> all true. >> tough talking words. >> as a matter of fact those principles i gave chanda before the show started. >> did you? >> i did. all true. those are hard. a lot of people get in trouble because we don't tell the truth. and then we make it so difficult because we put lies on top of truths and the

for what is ahead for wall street next week, i want to bring in olivia sterns.ning next week tuesday, we will get u.s. consumer confidence data. according to a bloomberg survey, consumer confidence rose to a three-month high in december. outgoing fed chairman ben bernanke will address the economic association annual meeting four weeks before he leaves the position. data, weekly initial jobless claims, and home prices. as a reminder, wednesday is new year's. u.s. stock and bond markets will be closed. >> thanks very much. on the surface, a millennial is any of the 80 million people around the world who are in their 20's. however, there is a lot more to it than that. only a handful of companies seem to have cracked the code for connecting with young consumers. olive garden and linkedin got it right. to tell us more about what millennial's are looking for, i am joined by zara kessler. you are in your 20's. i am not going to refer to you as a millennial, but you have to help us. what is a millennial? is it really a badly-used term to describe what marketers are tryi

i am scarlet fu. >> i am olivia sterns.ppily feeling in. -- fi lling in. >> a quiet day but you would not know it from looking at the markets, treasury yields are at a two-year high in the stock market is making record highs. >> twitter has been surging all week and is now down 5% on friday. from one of the analysts, a little bit of a push back after big gains. advertising has a problem, brain drain. more than 30% of the industry's employees turn over. it is a concern for the president of one of the world's largest ad companies. he has written a book called "the talent mandate." erik schatzker and i spoke to him earlier this month. the marketing services industry, it has been happening for decades. we are an industry driven by ideas. people need to find stimulation anywhere and everywhere they can. of industriesots about ideas and creativity. look west to silicon valley. there is lots of that going on here. yet you do not see 30% of employees cycling out of a company in a year. >> the difference is it is also a fairly inces

i am olivia sterns. let's get you caught up on where the markets are trading right now.s up and fluctuating. we have seen gains and losses throughout the day. the s&p is up by about two points. the dow jones is up by about 27, 28 points. the nasdaq is adding about eight points right now. for the week overall, this is the worst weekly drop for the s&p since august. a couple of individual movers we want to highlight. the first is honeywell. they have done -- they have set a $5 billion buyback plan in motion. we also want to sell he -- show you what is happening to and arco petroleum. faces a potential $14 billion settlement. "lunch money" on bloomberg television, streaming at bloomberg.com and on your tablet and smartphone. i am adam johnson. it is the last day for public viewing of nelson mandela's body in south africa. police had to turn away thousands of mourners due to long lines which stretched for miles in the tory. mandela will be buried sunday in a remote village which was his childhood home. security will be tight. dozens of heads of state are scheduled to attend.

if they ban online sales, that would dent the industry. >> thank you, olivia.in in 30 minutes. berg west is next. ♪ live from pier three in semper cisco, welcome to the early edition of "bloomberg west." emily chang in our focus is on, technology and the future of business. blackberry takes a page from apple and begins to outsource manufacturing of its phones to foxconn. the

olivia stays and julie hyman joints.ems. 95sing its price target to dollars per share to $85 per share. the analyst says the product printers are met with optimism. shares up 150% this year. agreeing nine, yahoo! to meet with a mediator to resolve accusations that it intercepted e-mails for its own gain. time warner cable. regulators and lawyers said few regulatory or antitrust barriers would prevent a possible acquisition of the second-largest cable operator by any of its three largest competitors. we have been talking about the possibility it might be acquired. saw a third straight year of record sales in 2013. ceo bob eiger saw his pay fall 15% from a year ago. iger saw his pay fall 15% from a year ago. >> the company that delivers wireless access and computer technology was cut from overweight to equal weight. the outlook for the current quarter fell short. shares are up more than 200% this year. puma biotechnology. bank of america raising its to $141.get from $118 it's anticancer drugs establishing strong proof. sha

thank you to olivia and jeff. back and we will be joined by the ceo of his e.com.-- gazell we will be right back. ♪ >> do you want cash for your old iphone? this company will buy your old equipment and fix it up and sell it on ebay. the business is up 74% this holiday season. we are joined by the ceo of gazelle. what is selling the most right now? we see a lot innovation in the marketplace this holiday season of stop google have a phone. number one item that people want for the holidays is an ipad. our customers tend to sell whatever they have in the house and whatever is lying around. they are selling old iphones, old ipads. they want to buy new gifts for the holidays. after you get your new ipad and iphone, that is when we see theificant growth in customers who have old in the house and trading it in. >> after the holidays? >> we see both. after the holidays and before the holidays. we have a lot of new gifts and they're coming to gazelle. >> what is different from say five's trade-in program? -- best buy's trad

is she rooting for you to get together with olivia? how does that work?olivia. she is my wife. she wants me to get the girl, even though it's not her. >> jimmy: or wants you out of the house. your wife is an actress? >> she is a successful actress. also, my biggest fan which is a great thing. >> jimmy: that is nice. >> yeah, yeah. you hope that would be the case. >> jimmy: starting to come around on the whole hating you thing. sound like you are telling us she is your only fan is really what is going on? >> you know what in the house i have two young kids. my wife is my only fan. >> jimmy: your wife is of polish descent, but is she from poland? >> my wife was born in poland. left when she was 2, group in a polish community in brooklyn, greenpoint, speaks fluent polish, speaks polish to our kids. >> jimmy: do you speak pole snish. >> -- polish. we have been together ten years. i get the gist. word here and there. she speaks to our kids total polish. joy only in polish. >> jimmy: wow, is that their first language? >> i hope not. i don't mean that in a bad w

olivia sterns has all you need to know on trade. >> stocks have been swinin g between gains and losses the s&p and dow are unchanged at the moment. the s&p ever so slightly in the red. at aafter they closed record high yesterday. the nasdaq is down a bit more. twitter is waiting on the nasdaq. the nasdaq is trading at a 13-year high. 36, 37% so far this year. pretty good. tune into the treasuries and we're seeing a little bit of action on treasury yields. that -- -- look at treasury 10-year yield hitting 3.0 two percent. that is the highest level since september 2011. the second time yields rose above three percent in september. we are also watching crude for you. crude is crossing above $100 earlier today for the first time in at 2 months. lowestpplies fell to the levels since september. finally, we are watching con, rising to nearly three-month high as inventories fell to the lowest since mid-october. u.s. government cut its crop estimates, predicting the u.s. harvest would be down about 25% from last year. that is it for "on the markets. " we will be back with more "money moves" aft

you've met olivia before? yeah, we've worked together a few times, actually. hi, sandra. hi, olivia. apologies in advance for the state of the office. my pathology days are numbered. i'm taking early retirement. really, why? i always said once i was spending more time at my desk than in the lab, it was time to go. ( phone rings ) excuse me. sorry. go on. i've been trying to clear up some unfinished business before they turf me out... and i came across something i thought might have an impact on a case that robert is overseeing. the serial rapist operating in east london. the women that were attacked in their cars? i heard you had a suspect. yeah, we had a good suspect-- anthony gunnell.

you've met olivia before? yeah, we've worked together a few times, actually. hi, sandra., it was time to go. ( phone rings ) excuse me. sorry. go on. i've been trying to clear up some unfinished business before they turf me out... and i came across something i thought might have an impact on a case that robert is overseeing. the serial rapist operating in east london. the women that were attacked in their cars? i heard you had a suspect. yeah, we had a good suspect-- anthony gunnell.

i am olivia sterns. we have another record high close for the s&p and the dow. at 1842, up nearly 30%. ,480dow jones closing at 16 and the nasdaq closing at a high of 4167. we did get better than expected data on unemployment showing that weekly jobless claims fell more than forecast. that is helping sentiment a little bit. we are keeping our eyes on the vix. it hit a low today. i am joined by advisers. the vix is trading at pretty low levels right now. do you think this is just like trading during the holiday week or is it other things pushing it down? >> i think it is a combination. airing the holidays, that vix will typically trade lower. plus, it is a slow period of time. additionally, take a look at have a 10 year has moved. a lot of people were really fearful about the 10 year hitting three percent. they thought touching three percent of the 23 point -- to 3 .5%. a calm bond market is going to lead to a calm equity market. it) 1230. that is a relatively inexpensive insurance level. the vix is the overall level of options on the s&p 500. it measures the cos

olivia sterns has her eyes on the trading action. >> stocks are climbing.&p and dow extending their records to all-time new highs, pushing the nasdaq up as well to a 13-year high. we had better than expected unemployment data showing weekly jobless claims numbers fell more than forecast last week. also seeing some action on the treasury market on the back of that better-than-expected jobs data. the 10 year yield earlier today hitting three percent for the first time since september. also a widening between the 2-y ear and 10-year. now at its deepest level since july 2011. corn is also falling on concern that china may reject u.s. shipments amid estimates that the u.s. will have a record crop yield. finally, the yen weakening to a five-year low because of policy outlooks from the bank of japan. ♪ >> this is "money moves." i am betty liu, in for deirdre bolton. applyingr of americans for unemployment benefits dropped by 42,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 330 8000, the biggest drop since november of last year. areomists say the figures worked by seasona

olivia sterns is there. what are you seeing?rsing the selloff we saw last week in the dow jones, up nearly one percent right now, 6,000, 15,905, and the nasdaq is up, trading at 4032. and ahead of that fomc meeting, the number of economists that bloomberg has surveyed that say it will start tapering has doubled since we did the survey previously. a chancek we do have of seeing a taper. perhaps, those better than expected numbers on u.s. production shows that u.s. industrial production rose at the highest level in one year, and, in fact, it is now back to pre-recession levels. also, we want to show you what is happening with a couple of commodities. natural gas, lower for a second day, with the weather forecast and the colder than normal winter, it will return to normal next week. natural gas is used to heat nearly half of u.s. homes. the fed is ahead of meeting, down by about 26% this year on track to post its first annual price tumble in more than a decade, and more after the break. ♪ wheres is "money moves," we focus on innova

i'm olivia sterns. stocks are rising on the day after christmas.some better-than- expected data out on unemployment. jobless claims fell. tesla is expanding in china's top-tier cities. tesla's have been pre-ordered in china since the first show room opened in beijing. crownpoised to lose its despite beating its 3 million part target for the region this year. >> this is "lunch money." we are also streaming live on bloomberg.com and your phone. tothailand, officials wanted delay an upcoming election after a ride by anti-government protesters. the clashes were sparked by protesters when they try to disrupt preparations for the february elections. testers want election rules rewritten to make sure that the family of the prime minister does not keep control. shinzo abe became the first chinese prime minister to visit the shrine and seven years. it memorializes some world war ii criminals. pope francis delivered his first christmas day message to more than 100,000 people in front of the vatican. the pope called for peace on earth, citing conflicts in syr

first, headlines with olivia stearns. >> the obama administration has extended the deadline to sign up for health insurance by one day. he begins january 1 at midnight tomorrow for most of the u.s. it was announced after high- traffic for the online enrollment system cause a queuing system to deactivate. bill ackman has shared additional research about herbalife with regulators. according to a letter to investors, he is pursuing the claim that it is an illegal pyramid scheme. his arty loss of as much as $500 million, betting against herbalife. a 1.5 a bank has rejected billion dollars takeover proposal from men's wearhouse. they offer ."ignificantly undervalued is one ofall street" the most anticipated movies of the year said to be released on christmas day. dicaprio. leonardo his rise and fall became the stuff of a legend thanks to the best-selling book. bloomberg sat down with bill ford himself. turned 26, i'm a $49 million which me off because it was three shy of $1 million a week. >> wherever i went i brought insanity with me. was this legal? absolutely not. there hoping to get thi

olivia sterns is in new york.ria is going to be speaking and harmony and has not mentioned it yet. we are off the session lows. the s&p off .3%. had inflation data earlier that show that inflation was unchanged from the net -- month of november. his stops we want to highlight. irobot upgraded to a buy. the new vacuum robots and extension of the mopping robot should extend sales in 2013. ♪ >> this is the early edition of "bloomberg west," i'm emily chang. now for your bloomberg top headlines. the bipartisan federal budget deal has cleared a key hurdle. the u.s. senate voted to end debate on the spending plan, setting up a final vote on the measure tomorrow where is he expected to pass without a problem. german chancellor angela merkel has been sworn in for a third term. it took her three months to build a grand coalition. today's swearing-in date -- comes two days before any eu summit in brussels. tonight's mega millions jackpot has just soared to six hundred 36 million dollars. lottery players rush to buy tickets,

olivia sterns has everything you need to know. >> we have seen sentiment turnaround in the past half-s were higher. now they are lower. the dow is little changed the down by about eight points. the nasdaq is down by about five points. for the week, the s&p is on track to post the biggest weekly drop since august as investors weigh the odds of a possible fed tapering. more "money moves" after the break. ♪ wheres is "money moves" we focus on innovative alternative investments. i am deirdre bolton. here are your bloomberg top headlines. qualcomm is making management changes. the current coo will become the ceo march 4. it was reported he was a candidate to replace steve ballmer as ceo of microsoft. the u.s. insurance company has partnered with norway's fund to invest in u.s. office properties. the venture's first investment is one financial center in boston. raise funds from taxes on oil and gas can petroleum field. qualify as real money. norway says it failed to reach the definition of currency and will be treated as an asset class subject to capital gains taxes. it is down this year bu

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. >> olivia pope. >> o olivia pope?to confess, i don't watch "scandal." >> that makes you stand out. >> what i do want to say -- what i think is fascinating, when we talk about people galvanizing around social media, you know, quote, unquote, black twitter, black feminist twitter every thursday night, everybody is rallying around olivia pope and "scandal." and when we talk about why has it taken so long for such a great actress like kerry washington to get visibility, it might be because the traditional venues were entrenched in old ways and as soon as you had outgrowing of fandom on the internet, people finally took notice. >>> and let's turn to janet yellen, the fed is a place that has enormous power but a lot less visibility. first of all, do your readers care about a woman ascending to that kind of position and why? >> our readers are people and the idea that somebody interesting and powerful is taking over important and powerful positions in washington, d.c. i think is germane. we're particularly interested when th

olivia sterns is here. >> stocks are moving sideways. they are edging lower. can see that the dow was off by 11 points. the s&p 500 is off as well. the nasdaq is down by about 11 points. that is being dragged down by twitter. more in a second. let's get a check on the treasury markets. -- up aboves up three percent. this is the first time they have been up at that level since september. the second since september 2011. all in speculation of improving economic data. we may see the fed taper a bit faster. we're are also watching shares of twitter. chairs are dropping after a 180% rise from its ipo price. perhaps it is because they were downgraded after the surge. the stock has climbed too far too fast. that is it for on the markets. ♪ \ >> this is the early edition of "bloomberg west." you can also catch is that are later time. 3:00 to pick it now for the top headlines. more severe weather is hitting the united kingdom. rains and winds over 100 miles per hour are battering parts of england and wales. storms have left thousands without power and caused severe flo

olivia sterns, what is up?and looks like we're going to end the note on a positive -- the week on a positive note. there you see, it is green on the screen, s&p is up by two point, the dow jones up by 33 point, and he nasdaq up by seven points. by 1.5%, that would be the big fall in a bit. ♪ >> this is the early edition of bloomberg west, i am emily chang. you can also adjust and are later time. for your bloomberg top headlines. ukraine says able to sign a trade deal with russia next week. this comes cap dirt -- after an embattled conversation with leaders. to back away from the russian deal, and sign with the you -- european union instead. official familiar with the board says the additions include replacing the essays military jeep with a civilian, setting up a panel to review eavesdropping on foreign leaders, and hiring a legal advocate to argue for privacy rights. police have turned away thousands of mourners singing to pay respects to nelson mandela due to cut -- time constraints. more than 100,000 people

first, headlines from olivia. >> thanks. steve moll cough is going nowhere.ne day after he was considered of microsoft, qualcomm names him as c.e.o. verizon will probably demand about $3 billion for the spectrum. and finally, visa and master card won approval for a $5: billion settlement. the lawsuit settled on allegations that the credit card swipe fees are improperly focused -- fixed. those are the top headlines. >> thank you very much. more news, a potential cable consolidation. charter is said to be offering a letter to buy time warner cable. this according to a person who's familiar with the matter and this comes after earlier this week when a person said that scoir communications was discussing a possible build for scripts -- scripps networks interactive. i'm joined by u.s. cable networks head of i.h.s., eric brandon. he joins us from san francisco. good to have you both with us. there are a lot of moving parts. what's going on? let's start with charter communications. >> it's run by tom rell itch. he comes from cable vix, which was time warner cable be

olivia sterns has more on futures. >> equity futures are climbing right now.y are said to extend their records. we did get data that was better than expected on unemployment. weekly jobless claims fell more than forecast. that is helping sentiment a little bit. we're expecting a late day of trading. >> people still recovering from christmas. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. i want to bring back square cofounder jim. i glossed over this point a few minutes ago. you did such a great thing in your career. you are a glassblower. that is how you are able to fund your first tech investment. i am kind of curious. given all of the different areas that you have been in, what do you look for in an investment company. >> the company has to solve a real problem. we're discussing exit strategies. i am looking at a real world problem and a real solution. >> tell me how glassblowing fell into that. >> that was the way that i had to make money. the problem was poverty and my answer was that i could make stuff. >> the solution was how to get jack out of poverty? >> y

olivia sterns has the latest. >> futures are higher. stocks set to rally.ning on consumer confidence. showing that consumer spending rose half of one percent in november -- the highest rating since june. also keeping an eye out for consumer sentiment. expected to show consumers sentiment increased to a reading of 83. >> olivia, thank you. olivia sterns. with thedown the open top 10, the only trades you need to know about today. about you.ing >> not all blondes are the same. >> number 10, facebook. -- trading as part of the s&p 500 index for the first time today. shares gained more than three percent last week and have more than the world since last year. global oncology company were upgraded by at least two analysts. the fda has approved revised guidelines allowing it to return to the markets immediately. upgrading shares to outperform from neutral. the analyst citing compelling merchandise margins and demographic appeal. number seven, micron technology. bank of america/merrill lynch downgraded shares to underperform from neutral. expect the ishares to weak

to olivia sterns for the headlines. >> this afternoon, president obama gave his year-end news conference. he said next year is highly significant for the u.s.. >> 2014 can be a breakthrough year for america. , as i outlined in detail earlier this month, we all know that there is more we have to do to restore opportunity in broad- based growth for every american. that will require some action. >> the president did admit that administrative -- his administration did "screwup" the the affordable care act. sergio marchionne is said to have started again the negotiations to buy chrysler. with an ipo on chrysler on hold, he meets with the health care trust and says to the people asked not to be identified because the talks are private. those are the top headlines. >> new york city is adding electronic cigarettes to its ban on smoking in offices, restaurants, bars and public parks. the law would take effect in four months and may soon be followed by other cities in the united states. jason cardiff is the founder and president of e-cigarettes. explain your position on this band. >> thanks. a kne

olivia sterns is following the headache for many of these stores, with the return season beginning. julie hyman, who resisted the pressure to cut prices? >> consumers are coming to expect that. case we havee base seen across the retail spectrum. some retailers at the high-end who think they can preserve brand equity keep prices at relatively elevated levels. lemonked about -- lulu held prices. is a teenage retailer that introduces a number of products to see what will be successful. finally, anthropology, which is owned by urban outfitters, an upscale brand, where people are not so much buying gifts, but buying stuff for themselves. now, the advantage of this strategy is obvious -- you preserve operating margin. one retailer that has discounted less, not resisted entirely, hasn't michael kors with margins of 30%. margins are also elevated. the buckle, urban outfitters and express as well. margins is the benefit. what about the risk? >> people do not shop at your stores because they can get discounts at the store next door. that could present a risk to l othermon, where competitors h

it with a character from christmas -- sesame street. , whyalous news from abc you will see less of olivia pope the season. don't let this sweet little face for you. -- fool you. this dog is a hard criminal. what he did, coming up. >> >> you are watching abc seven ,ews at 11:00 with leon harris and the chief meteorologist doug hill. this is abc seven news at 11 , on your side. cutting oned it is show episodes for the season. that means 18 episodes will air instead of the original 22. there are rumors that kerry washington and her husband are exciting a baby. and will take a break return in february for the final episode of season three. a new drama hits theaters this weekend. arch campbell has a review. >> don't go looking for holiday week's out of the surface -- furnace. it stars christian bale. people live in those hills. i want justice. >> he tries to hold his family together and out of the furnace. he watches over his dying father and his struggling father -- brother. he is a returning war veteran. christian bale goes to prison. when he comes out his father is dead, his girlfriend has

i'm watching the fictional character olivia pope.ugly. i think it really permeates our social consciousness about how we move through the world and the choices we have to make. i'm also watching janet mock. hey, girl. shout you out. janet mock, her book is being released this year in february, i believe. she's really redefining how we think about black women in our society. >> sounds good. danielle? >> so i'm on the culture watch as well because i think that politics and pop culture have a wonderful intersect. the first person i'm watching is laverne cox. "orange is the new black." she has been an amazing advocate for the trans community and for bringing the trans struggle into the homes of everyone around the world. so i think that she's phenomenal and we need to continue watching her. my other pick is michael b. jordan, who starred in "fruitvale station," which was amazing and had tremendous buzz. i think he's going to be that actor we'll be following for quite some time. >> isn't it amazing that between them in the lgbt community,

olivia pope. john, nancy, thank you all that is all in for this evening.w starts now. >> for the next hour, this is david duherst. he is most famous for two things. one, famous for losing what everybody thought was going to be a gift of a u.s. senate seat to him. he lost the republican primary for that seat last year to a guy named ted cruz. everybody thought that he was going to get that seat, but he lost it and that's why we have ted cruz now. the other thing he's famous for

tonight, jay welcomes -- from the new movie "her," olivia wilde, amazing animals with julie scardina,." thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] oh, boy. thank you. very, very kind. you all ready for christmas? [ cheers ] you know, it's that time of the

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. >> reporter: using star power, too, like olivia wild. >> go. preventive care is free. >> obama care. >> reporter: obama care needs young, healthy adulted to offset cost of older people and those with preebsisting conditions. advocates say there are encouraging signs in california. first state to report who's enrolling. through october 18 to 34-year-olds here accounted for 22% of enrollments, higher than their share of the population. >> we like to say they're young have invincible, i like to say they're not young and stupid. they know they're an accident away from having a $50,000 debt, $100,000 debt. >> reporter: beginning january, sharon hardwick, a nursing student, will have health insurance for the first time in six years. >> it's a burden that has been lifted, because you don't know what the future holds but you have to prepare for it. >> reporter: still, there are obstacles. california's state-run website is working supporters worry the flawed federal site may discourage more young people from signing up. peter alexander, nbc news, los an

she also had a bitter rivalry with her sister and fellow actress olivia dehaviland.ne was 96 years old. >>> if you're headed to the post office today, best of luck. the company says who is going to ship and why workers say they don't mind the rush. [ ♪ ♪ ] c1 >> tori: u.s. stocks higher rebounding from their worst week in weeks as huge yields boosted out looks and the outlook rose for the alone the number will be about 3.7 million, it is a welcome increase for a postal system that has gone through severe financial problems. >> we'd like to see this tip throughout the year but we also know that this is our peak mailing period so we're doin' everything we can to attract those people that are shopping online. >> postal officials say you can get your first-class letters and cards to your destination by christmas if you mail them by friday. the last day for priority mail is monday. >>> today on ktvu channel 5 news continuing coverage on the developing news we brought you at the top of this newscast. a wildfire burning not far from the bay area. we just confirmed that 12 h

jose martinez died two weeks after melissa gave birth to their twin girls, sophia and olivia.what you now know about station five, do you wonder? >> well, it lingers. it lingers in the back of my mind. i wonder. >> reporter: martinez, cunningham all part of a growing list of firefighters diagnosed with cancer and having fire station five on their resumes. during the past six months the nbc bay area investigative unit has interviewed dozens of current and former san jose firefighters trying to understand the foundation of station five's reputation. we found at least 15 station five firefighters diagnosed with cancer. >> scientifically looking at it would you say i developed cancer as a consequence of being at this fire station? probably not. >> reporter: dr. wilson directs and services as lead investigator for uc berkeley's occupational and environmental health program. >> could you say there may have been exposurest that happenedt at this fire station that contributed to the development of cancer? that is plausible. >> reporter: an epidemiologist said cancer clusters in genera

actress olivia mun.is not merelies to cast off one's chains but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others. r.i.p. nelson mandela. our viewers chiming in, gary says rather than succumb to justifiable anger and bitterness mandela devoted his energies towards a bitter world. pierce, changed a country, continent, a world, not bad for 59 years. i go back to my high school years when they were trying to get all the major conglomerates >> everyone has their own sort of memories of nelson mandela. we'll have more on this on "morning joe" which starts right now. ♪ ordinary love >> i build a society in which all both black and white can walk tall without any fear in their hearts. assured of their right to human dignity, a rainbow nation at

the house that bought on the eve of their to re-createecided the wedding shots with his daughter oliviataking his mother's place. it has been widely circulated, touching the hearts of countless web users. chess playing computers are not people. when people are very indecisive, it is hard for them to decide. the sentences was sent into the lol blog from students of philosophy, political science, and art history which encourages graduates to some of their thesis that took years of hard work to come to lead in a few words with a touch of self-mockery. these are not ordinary students. these men are convicted criminals, and they are learning how to care for horses inside a jail. of love, lots of affection. these courses give me a lot of love. it is what you miss most when you are in prison. you don't get any hugs or feel a section from anyone. francesco is one of seven detainees in this three-month grooming course inside milan's prison. --bed "courses in jail" this project is said to be the only one of its kind in europe and it has been spearheaded since 2007, by a man he sees the natural pa

she's remembered as much for her acting as she was a decades-long feud with her older sister olivia dehaviland. both sisters won oscars. fontaine won first for hitchcock film "suspicion" in 1942. joan fontaine was 96. >>> secretary of state john kerry has returned to the place where he earned three purple hearts, a silver star, and a bronze star as a young man in the u.s. navy during the vietnam war. the secretary went back to vietnam for a boat trip designed to highlight the effects of climate change. while there kerry told the vietnamese prime minister it was a good thing they didn't meet 45 years ago when they were fighting on opposing sides in the military. >>> china has launched a roving vehicle on the moon. china's space program has randly accelerated in recent years. there is intense interest in the mission to conduct lunar experiments. while they are behind the u.s. in terms of technology after all the first americans walked on the moon back in 1969, one space expert today said if china decides to make space exploration a national priority, the way president kennedy did in the u.s. ove

from giving their children unusual names this year the top ten names for girls included sofia, emma, olivia and isabel la. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour protecting cyclists from road rage. the measure one bay area is considering that would punish angry drivers. >>> the cold snap could have a big impact on farmers. >>> we're live until san jose where a mobile home fire has destroyed a home and investigators are searching for the elderly man who lived there. i will tell you what we have just learned from those crews that searched the home. >>> we are live in walnut creek where jack frost is paying a visit to windshields and lawns. we'll tell you where this cold snap is hitting hardest. >>> a possible kidnapping in the south bay. the struggle a bus driver saw at a bus station that made him call police. >>> state republicans have their own health care responsibility. the backlash over a fake website. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and good morning. you are taking a live look at a neighborhood until san jose where firefighters are still on the scene of a mobile home fire. the fir

joan on the right, olivia next to her. but she couldn't remember a single act of kind innocence their childhood. >> our family are all ac centric. my father was ac centric. my mother was a very positive and definite person and my sister and i are definite positive people. you put that together and you are bound to have differences of opinion. you just have to. we are not passive people in any way. what a delicious souflee. is this the work of your new chef? >> she went on making films until the 1960's, then quit for television and broadway. the young joan fontaine had been one of hollywood's most appealing stars. beautiful, vulnerable, stylish and believable. however mellowdramatic the films. >> remembering joan fontaine. thanks so much for watching. please tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, neumann's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and purr -- pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank and united health care. >> my consist measures -- my

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