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. >>> merry i'm eric b orks lrolbolling. the first step to defeating terrorists is winning the enemy. yes? >> i think that's

ork straight. you did not orchestrate or push it? >> no, we recruited nobody as an alternative. those four countries that ultimately brought it to the floor did so absolutely on their own. >> reporter: barely two hours later, netanyahu saying that was untrue. >> we have it on incontestable evidence, the united states organized, advanced and brought this russian to the united nations security incoming organization. >> reporter: donald trump tweeted, stay strong, israel, january 20th is fast approaching. reuters is reporting israel's attorney general ordered police to to open a special investigation. the prime minister's office has no immediate response to orders open this reported. >>> well, this morning, a phone call may be causing recent tension between president obama and politic trump. there has been a war of words over the last several days, with trump criticizing the president repeatedly, following obama's comments on the election when esaid he could have beaten trump in a hypothetical matchup. >> if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilize a majori

. >>> merry i'm eric b orks lrolbolling. the first step to defeating terrorists is winning the enemy. yes? >> i think that's something donald trump did from day one. he made it clear we're dealing with terrorists, we're dealing with radical islamists. this is very different from what we've seen with president obama when in a recent interview he said he was conflicted with how to deal with the rise of isis. he was surprised that isis would be able to land these offenses in cities like mosul and iraq, so i think, eric, is that it is definitely -- i think what donald trump is doing differently that he's calling it like it is. i have to say i think that's something the american people want to see. i think we are clearly in a moment right now where we need to keep pushing forward on insurance, if there is intelligence sharing as well as cyber warfare to stop the recruitment of icsis, and i thik donald trump recognizes this will be one of his top priorities. >> fro killing the enemy to identifying the enemy. >> i don't think we kn

ork once you build a wall, people can go over and under it, so does that really solve the problem? of course, the business of mexico paying for it is idiotic and basically he does not say that anymore because i think he knows it was a great campaign line. a lot of the things that president-elect trump has said cap real problems being implemented. the question is going to be going back to this literal or figurative. what to his supporters conclude in a year or in two years? , do theye is no wall lose faith or do they say, no, we wanted him just to be tougher? are under theons amount that has been doing the obama administration, what do they say? that is what we are interested in seeing and that is one of the things going on in washington now. people are saying, do not taken literally. host: sherry, republican. caller: good morning. caller:good morning. i would like to -- i am not really up on all of this politics, but i have been trying to read about it. i am 74 years old. this is the worst i have ever seen election go. i never knew there was so much corruption in the government unt

addition, you have the blacksmith shop, carpenters .ork, wagon making facilities at the same time, he is promoting the growth of the area in terms of pushing for the railroad. the railroad won't get to yuma until the late 1870's and does not get to until 1880.maricopa it does not get up in here until 1887 but hayden was pushing for that the whole time. even before that or during the midst of that, he is also pushing for the creation for tempe to get a college which we known as a normal school which will become asu. the year before the railroad arrives, the teachers colleges built, the first normal school building is built. active in a lot of facets of the community. he promoted a sense of community because he worked with everybody. the mexican frontiersman, the mexican pioneers who came appear, many of them worked with him and for him. the mexican workers did a whole lot of things with mr. hayden in addition to having their own farms and things like that. he also worked with the native american communities around here. them brought their wheat up her for him to process as well as flow

on the focus,ork cutting the volume and the pricing, we will get there.is not as predictable as it used to be. we are going to keep watching the envelope as we go. >> what is that going to do to your outlook? around $25? >> we are hoping to do better. towards quarter one. opec is committed to the cause they have committed. scarlet: coming up, a look back at an eventful week in global politics. renowned moun investors look ahead to a donald trump presidency and what it could mean to global markets. >> the financial sector, the defense sector, and the science sector. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ that donaldand trump's transition team has requested that you and the president-elect hold a conversation shortly. when will that happen and what do you expect to talk to him about? >> it will happen in the next couple of days. the message from my side will be, my dear president-elect, please think about the small and midsized countries of this globe. they need open markets and an based inet philosophy opportunity, and i help to have the opportunity to of the futureeds

john has worked along with the washington post and the new ork daily news. and he has done scholarly articles in the journal of american history. he will speak about his book "was america founded as a christian nation?" the book was recently rereleased . and an author alled it a remarkably useful guide of navigating the arguments of america's christian origin. at the conclusion of this talk he will to a question answer session. there is a mike in the gallery if you want to ask a question. i will come to the stage, repeat the question, and he will answer it. it is my pleasure to bring dr. fea tonight. please join me in elcoming dr. john fea. [applause] dr. fea: thank you, it is great o be here in danville at center college. i have never been to this part of kentucky before pre-at i have never flown into lexington before. i've been to louisville if you times, but this part i have not visited. it is great to be here. i'm glad that c-span is here. and the topic i want to talk with you about tonight is a topic that is at the crux of what i do. this book has reall

joining us with his perspective on this latest legal battle is judge michael d' ork nio. >> as we talked about a few months ago, we're coming to the end of these pretrial motions. this is the last but the biggest piece in the puzzle to determine whether or not these other alleged victims are going to testify. this is a major ruling in the case. what it's going do, it's going to take the case if the testimony is allowed from some or all of these other women. it's going to take the case from a he said/she said to a he said/they said. and there's absolute strength in numbers with that kind of testimony. so this final piece of this pretrial puzzle that we have been talking about is going to be a major ruling when the judge makes this ruling. >> so if some of the woman are allowed to testify, then where does the case go from here? >> well, before these pretrial motions shape the case, so you know what's basically going to happen during the trial. if some or all of these women are allowed to testify, that devastation for the defense, along with the testimony that was allowed in last week with

orking together to share the wisdom of our forebearers is paramount. whatever we can so that true world peace and happiness can be achieved for humanity.f let us pray. in theting peace prevail world and may all of mankind know true happiness. may we all live together we efully in this home that share and may our planet become beacon of love, compassion, joy, and the all.rity for thank you very much. [applause] pearl harbortional remembrance day commemoration is has been since 2005 by the national park service and united states navy. here to share an official welcome on behalf of the ational park service is jacquelyn ashwell superintendent of the world war ii valor in the pacific national monument who introduce guest speaker ms. laura jobs, regional director west region.ic then our navy co-host, rear dmiral john fuller, commander navy region hawaii and naval service group middle pacific welcome and navy introduce our keynote speaker, jr., l harry b home runs commander, united states pacific command. gentlemen, ms. jacqueline ashwell. [applause] aloha.hw

we reported that apple is orking on their own a.r. glasses, a lot to come.ngre at more at the inside of cars, iphone, one heir key product that you'rewriting about? the mac, is that what you're referring to? we had a big story today about the mac. i'm sure you read it. there is a lot of detail in taking at the mac is back seat to iphones, apple watches, other products. mac is 10% of pple revenues and the others combined for 75% in this 2016 iscal year that just ended, it makes some sense. don't forget that macs, mac are a key group of people ho rebounded apple out of the brink of bankruptcy in the late 1990's. it's an important market. should expect that a company as rich as apple and resource-filled as apple should able to walk and chew gum at the same time. they should be able to get a new year. every they should be able to get new macs out the door. are are lagging and people taking notice. >> not holding our breath for an soon?e anytime >> definitely not now at the end of this year. early mac book pros in november, but they're planning a in 2017, a upgra

they both shot to stardom together on the sitcom about the alien from planet ork who moves in with ang? >> singing the orkan blues. >> shortly before robin's suicide, they had a reunion on his show "the crazy one." >> hi, simon. you are aware it's after 1:00 in the morning. >> oh, yes. >> what do you miss most about robin? >> well, i hadn't seen robin for 20 years, and i did that episode because i wanted to be with robin. i wanted to see robin. that was a gift. that was such a gift. >> so can i get you boys a couple of ice cold beers? >> absolutely not. >> garry's passing is the reason she returned to the stage. >> when they called me about this, i was like, oh, i am in. i don't care what it is. how could you not be in? garry affected all of our lives. >> he had made her a prime time star. later she would go on to headline her own show, my sister stam. but then in the late 80s after her marriage to mark harmon and giving birth to two sons, she walked away from fame for family. >> i've been married going on 30 years. i don't think two people can work all the time in show business and s

. >> >> reporter: israel says it has proof washington secretly ork traited the vote. >> we have it onutely incontestable evidence that the united states organized, advanced and brought this resolution. >> kerry denied the claims and framed the vote as an effort to save israel from a policy that threatened its future as a jewish state. >> we reject the criticism that this vote abandons israel. on the contrary, it is not this resolution that is isolating israel. it is the permanent policy of settlement construction that risks making peace impossible. and virtually every country in the world other than israel opposes settlements. >> reporter: in his four years as secretary of state a deal between skrooel israelis and palestinians have escaped kerry but he rejects the idea that he failed. >> i didn't fail. we didn't fail. the united states didn't fail. we put what i think is still the solution on the table. but the parties failed. >> reporter: even before kerry spoke, president elect trump and netanyahu criticized the obama administration. trump tweeting we cannot continue to let israel b

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suspect it was both, he was looking out for exxon's interest and his view of what works and what does not ork. think that once rex tillerson lifts his hand to take the oath of office, his only objective is going to be to do what is in the best interest of the united states. charlie: jim baker, the former secretary of state and chief of staff and secretary of the treasury, said to me this morning that the essential thing -- the most essential thing is what is the relationship of a secretary of state to the president? does he have the president's onfidence? does he reflect the president's vision well? can we determine whether rex tillerson has that? we assume so because he appointed him. mr. gates: i do not think it is violating confidence, as i told the president-elect, when it comes to choosing the secretary of state, the rest of the world, n addition to the congress and others, had to know that the secretary of state had the complete trust and confidence of the president. that when the secretary of state speaks he is speaking for the president and others can take hat to the bank. i believe t

>> i am mork from ork. >> the writers all rolled their eyes, an alien. he wants an alien. is running out of adversaries. >> that's right, fonzi never lost a hall attacker yet. we got the home planet advantage. >> then we've got him on his own show. and "mork & mindy" was the hit show of the '70s. >> the audience, talk about a willing suspension of disbelief, is willing to buy the premise. >> mind if i do? >> just so they can watch robin williams. >> nanu-nanu. >> well, excuse me! >> that was an interesting part of the balance i think of the television diet. that there was an attempt to explore deeper into the psyche of what makes us tick. but there was also, you know, a need to escape. >> i'm going to a beach barbecue. >> uh-huh. i can see what's going to heat up the coals. >> if there's any single phenomenon that's tilted the ratings books in abc's direction, it's t & a. at the cbs affiliates meeting he explained how these t & a shows are concocted. >> they take the clothes off three times. they get idea. and then they have to run three times. so they jiggle. they're all

i will tell you that the that you see a orkes periodic spikes 21 21.5 in the dollar mexican taxpayer,out there. some time over the next 200 we'll see more spikes. especially given the haphazard nature of the news of this administration. >> else where a -- elsewhere you the colombia peso. >> no one future is looking bright. i will say that, they got this peace treaty colombia peso. >> no one future is with the re. better with feel oil prices going up. apart from that, it's not going be another good year for latin america. that could take the pressure off. all ready?priced in >> commodity prices rallied a lot. there forood use out commodities has been priced in all there for commodities has been priced in all ready. i don't think that commodities like copper will continue to rally. true that the trump administration will have a lot of infrastructure, projects done. remember china will be damping down on eits growth. >> i want to bring us back to mexico. my producer told me you had a great chart. which shows inflation expectations soaring. the print of cpi is the blue line. continues to

the department of justice in the united states in a new ork court yesterday evening, the mortgage-backedy period 2005-2007. barclays rejects the complaints made in the claim and barclays said this is the important line. this is what they are going to have to deal with this morning. he complaint seeks unspecified monetary payment. barclays will vigorously defend the complaint. sally is standing by. full of christmas cheer i hear. sally: credit suisse agreed to pay $5.28 billion to resolve a u.s. probe into its mortgage-backed u.s. securities business. the bank said it will pay $2.48 billion with the remainder to consumer relief. the obama administration has been pressing to wrap up investigations of wall street firms that helped fuel the 2008 financial crisis. well, the u.s. justice department sued over its sale of mortgage bonds. they said they were deceived about the risk of securities. barclays said it will vigorously defend the complaints. volkswagen has agreed to service settlement terms with models built after 2009. it is part of a larger accord that will add about $1 billion to wha

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the fficials, are doing it themselves, yes, that definitely feeds into the resentment of why make orking so hard to ends meet when people are breaking the rules and are in it get more? o i think those perceptions of government being broken come in many forms and i think what you form.mentioned is one readofessor kramer, let me three tweets. donald trump would fill um stadiums while hillary could not gym.a high school that was the most accurate poll, tv.the bias polls given on and another comment from dean who says trump used propaganda simple minded.e first on those two comments, reaction. got the in terms of who bigger crowds, the trump an element -- had of entertainment that drew and also an son, relatedn to new stories to the trump campaign. you know, was that a lack of nthusiasm for hillary clinton or was it just really heightened interest in donald trump? that a littleying bit wrong, but i think part, you crowds forraw of big donald trump was a recognition that at almost every campaign newsworthy ing happened. so we have to keep that in mind. know, appealing to the simple minded. lo

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can you say more about how the tax program will help the poorest of the poor have an incentive to ork? >> sure. so there is no quicker path out of poverty than a job, even faster, a good-paying job. it's one of the missing ingredients in the obama recovery in a major way. not just those on welfare, young people, middle class, all but the elderly, frankly, their percentage has shrunk within the work force. this aims to reverse that, create more good paying jobs, which is really key for those trying to work their way up the economic ladder. so we think that's the ultimate answer. coupled with regulatory reform so businesses are creating more of those mainstream jobs. a couple in my view with searching for more customers for american products around the world, better, enforcible, productive trade agreements are important as well for trading jobs here in the united states. and in the better way agenda, we propose a new way of looking at welfare. today, think about this, there are more people on welfare than are working full time. take every man, woman and child in 24 states total, that's

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on a personal note, i deeply appreciated his mentorship and his friendship. ,orking with our new presidenthe senate has a fresh opportunity to create a better quality of life for all americans in this great country. that means elected leaders will need to work together and put aside our partisan differences. during this election, we heard the frustrations of the american people about their government. body tohtly expect this move forward in solving the significant challenges facing our nation. such as getting our fiscal health in order, making sure families can afford quality health care without washington between them and their doctors. reforming our broken tax code so we can keep and grow jobs here in the u.s. and keeping america safe in a dangerous world. my hope is that the members of this body will appeal to the better angels of our nature, put partisanship aside and focus on the challenge of building a more perfect union. the challenges before us are great. we cannot hope to overcome them unless we do so working hand in hand. areow my senate colleagues people of great character and t

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we get into trouble when we start to ork strait and i would caution pakistan against doing the same thing because there are many options and it cannot be composed or staged from the outside. i think we need to be presidentful of the limits in how far we can reach inside of the afghan process to make this happen, but what we can do and what we should be doing is figuring out how to use the military effort in our political efforts to shape a process that makes it likely more likely possible for afghans to sit down and have a serious discussion on how to bring the conflict to an end. that's not the same thing as walking into the room and having them sit at the table and then the 12 points on what they want. it means getting them to have a calculation on the serious discussion on the future of afghanistan and for the people. keep in mind that the analysis and pulling have shone by the asian foundation and to the afghan situation report and that's a very little support -- it's not realistic to think that they are given a bunch and saying okay o, you run. i don't think that's the way that this

rothstein brought his ork ethic to local union 3-ibw and the new york trade council as an electrician. everyone would be proud to know someone to be proud of their community as leonard. mr. rothstein has been described as a kind-hearted person who rarely had a bad thing to say about anyone. he traveled with his wife to every state in the nation by bus, train or plane since they didn't drive. mr. rothstein was beloved by his family and is survived by his wife, his sister, his two sons, his five grandchildren and great grandson. i'm happy to stand here today as mr. rothstein's representative to express my gratitude for his bravery in service and his hard work as a union member. i urge my colleagues to join me in recognizing one of our nation's veterans and offering condolences to his family during this time. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson, for five minutes. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i am grateful president-elect donald trump has made another excellent appointment in selecting general jim mattis to serve

secretary carter is going to talk about that a lot in his presentation about how we're orking the entire department of defense to is compete in this new dynamic environment. that's where i'll stop because i want to get to your questions but, again, the third offset is not a unified hold that theory. it's focused on one thing and one thing only. strengthening conventional deterrence to make sure wars don't happen. >> thank you. general, i wonder if we could get your perspective from the operational and joint combat side in terms of third offset and its value as a frame. >> you bet. so i'll just make a couple points to expand on what the secretary's already said. first is the third offset isn't an answer, it's a question. it questions our advantages to emerge in potential competitor forces and i describe it as a journey not a destination. if it were a fixed point in space to which we could navigate i would drive those requirements into the joint requirements oversight council and mandate them in every program that exists in the department and impose them through the chairman on all of the

tom keene, as always, in new .ork a lot of the political class year is telling me that even if thereis not necessarily automatic that matteo renzi actually resigns. markets are little nervous ahead of the vote. tom: within the nervousness, telling me -- tell me the linkage of the italian banks that will occur on sunday. do they wake up monday morning with a different plan? francine: not necessarily. there are two different points. there are two different types of banks. the one bank that will go through a capital increase, that is monte dei paschi. the problem is very simple. if you are doing a massive capital increase at a time of political instability, you may decide not to participate in the capital increase. the general ease bank -- some of the banks need a rescue plan based on political instability. we may not get an immediate rescue plan if there is political instability. tom: i would say it is led by think ofthe people this debt. francine lacqua in rome. me in newdonna with york. i believe there is a jobs report this morning. does anyone care? does mr. trump care? carl: there

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