we have a tradition at paul quinn college where i greet everyone by saying good morning quinnites. we are going to adopt -- i realize not all of you are quinnites. how about this, good morning, family. >> good morning. >> all right. let's do better. i didn't hear the people in the back. good morning, family. >> good morning. >> was the attorney general amazing? [ applause ] >> i hadn't had the privilege of listening to her in person before. i knew she was a sister of incredible abilities, but as she sat and went through her remarks, i realized she took every single point i wanted to make and said it ten times better than i could have said it. so i'm going to tip my hat and just, you know, be amazed at her eloquence and her passion because i think that's what we need in difficult times like these. so, i am particularly proud to be here this morning because i am part of a group of hbcu presidents that are working on the issue of gun violence in our communities. we wrote a letter to america about our views on what was going on and about addressing the pain that our students felt becau

i am paul quinn. greetings to all of you. i have three points to make about the conversation around the shuttle stops and the shuttle program. the first one is the planners don't seem to get out much. when we finally found out about the plan to put the shuttle stop in front of our house it wasn't posted in front of our house around the bus stop anywhere. we called up and asked about two things and one was what about the school across the street right by the bus stop where parents come and go with the cars and children with walking every morning and crowds? they said "there will only be eight buses a day. it's not a problem." well it's 80. they said it's not in front of the house. there's a house and then the school. you need to come out and watch. you need to see all the children, all the parents, all the cars at this intersection, and nobody ever thought about came out. i don't think there was ever a study about this, and when we told them about the trees in front of our house and worried about damage to them they said "oh t

michael sorrel, president of paul quinn college. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think our panelists can have a seat. i was tempted to have them do this whole thing standing up but that seems a little harsh. so we have a tradition at paul quinn college where i greet everyone by saying good morning quinnites. so we'll adopt -- i realize not all of you are quinnites, but we are one big happy family this morning so we're just going to adopt it. how about this? good morning, family? >> all right! >> good morning. >> let's do it better because i didn't hear the people in the back. good morning family. >> good morning. >> was the attorney general amazing? >>. [ cheers and applause ] i hadn't had the privilege of listening to her in person before. i knew she was a sister of incredible abilities but as she sat and went through her remarks, i realized that she took every single point that i wanted to make -- [ laughter ] -- and said it ten times better than i could have said it. so i'm just going to tip my hat and just be amazed at her eloquence and her passion because i think that's what we need

paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible >> quinn: look at you! out of bed and downstairs. >> eric: look at me. >> quinn: mmm. there you go. [ sighs ] yeah, it's so good to see you out and about. >> eric: almost, huh? >> quinn: you know what, you got a ways to go, but you, mister, are improving. water. i'm telling you, this is a day that i have been praying for. i know you're probably laughing. quinn, praying? but, yeah, i do. i pray. and i've been praying for you to get better and just -- [ piano plays ] oh! eric! it's wonderful! come on. come on. [ music stops ] no! what?

paul kruger on bloomberg markets yesterday. vonnie: keith mcnally's new restaurant, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinnbloomberg markets. keith mcnally opened his first restaurant in two and a half years. a littleing his luck further downtown in the beekman hotel in the financial district. he welcomed the bloomberg cameras in for a private tour of his new restaurant called augustine. >> welcome to augustine. arrives and gets transported, that is what you want. everything costs a fortune with me so i'm the worst person to invest in a restaurant, and i thought it might be nice to be in this neighborhood. i had never come down to the financial area so i am hoping there are others like me that might take the chance and come down and find something. we have only just finished the bar, we have finished the bar and everyone will tell you that we were unhappy with it. we redid it. the mayor was very old. it took two years until we got the tiles we liked. we built the clock. we found one like it and did not like it so we ended up building one similar. the chandelier took about 18 months to build properly. i sup

quinn. this is bloomberg markets. president obama is set to meet his successor, president-elect donald trump. they will discuss transition planning. and his vice president elect will meet with house speaker paul ryan for lunch. more of the transition, let's go to the white house correspondent mike warning. -- mike dorning. >> what do we know about what they will speak up today? >> it is a very short meeting about a half an hour or so. in at theinvite us end, those of us in the white house press corps but the trump team says it will be a follow-up, a get to -- a photo op. suggestedteam emphasis on the cost of breaking treaties. this tells you about a peaceful transition of power. vonnie: so what exactly are we looking for when it comes to position naming? donald trump says he will have names by next week, right? >> one of the first things that we will look for is the chief of often the first name that comes out. that is very important for setting the tone of the administration. likewise, there will be a cabinet nominee that will come out soon. those will be important for someone like trump where we will see where the emphasis comes. >> what can be achieved in the next month or two? what can re

paul ryan speaker of the house is expected to speak at 11:15. president obama is expected to speak at 12:15. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters. i'm vonnie quinnmark: i am mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." let's get the first word news. erik johnson is an the news room. thanks. president obama has congratulated donald trump on his victory in yesterday's presidential election and has invited him to the white house tomorrow. they will discuss the transition of power. mr. obama will discuss the election results at 12:15 eastern with hillary clinton scheduled to address the nation momentarily. heads of state from around the world are congratulating u.s. president-elect trump. among them, theresa may. theresa may: i congratulate elected asp on being the next president of the united states. britain and united states will remain as partners on trade, security and defense. we have a long-standing and injuring special relationship, which is built on shared values of freedom of democracy and enterprise. vladimir putin has also sent his congratulations to trump. he said he hopes the u.s. and russia can have better relations. seven states have pas