what is the redline?e will be when putin feels pushback against these things and it becomes dangerous for russia. we have seen them take extraordinary steps over them take extraordinary steps over the last eight to ten years, invading to other neighbouring countries, occupying a bunch of its territory, annexing territory, engaging in cyber attacks, using energy as a weapon, all sorts of things, including brandishing nuclear weapons and talking about the deployment and possible use, these are things that are really extraordinary things we haven't seen evenin extraordinary things we haven't seen even in the cold war. russia has not felt much pushback on these things. it has only been very recently that we have seen these kind of status from the obama administration and putin is trying to dismiss it in the hopes of a cooperative attitude from donald trump. it will be a little more of a cycle as we get into a new administration where we see just how putin behaves in that sense, where he feels pushback. ultima

obama's redline turned out to be not much of a redline at all. powerly international choosing to act in any meaningful way in the civil war was russia. and of course, to devastating effect. cartoon on that theme. we see bashar al-assad sitting on vladimir putin's shoulders as he wades through streets flooding with blood and corpses. long live free of aleppo, says bashar al-assad. to the u.s., where donald trump is trying to shore up support for his choice of secretary, rex tillerson. >> amid growing concerns that rex tillerson is to close the-- o cozy to vladimir putin. the interesting thing is a lot of these people, like jeb bush and robert gates have been critical of donald trump's decisions, but their endorsements of rex tillerson suggest they need donald trump as much as donald trump needs them. fact that donald trump has described the exxon mobil chief as a world-class player and dealmaker will bolster his own instincts for a transactional foreign policy, and it could tear up old alliances and transform america's place in the world. imagine

obama. >>> many of the people, the islamist moved a way when we did not execute the 2013 chemical redline the war is not winnable and we cannot win. >> that was retired four- star general jack keane testifying before the armed services committee. general kean e is chairman for the institute of the study of war. that was one of the most remarkable things that you said. i went through all of the testimony. can you talk about the idea that the war is not winnable. >> yes, largely driven by our policy and suddenly after 15 years involved in afghanistan and we have squandered the opportunity to win this war is sad commentary. but this is what it is. when president obama came in to power, he realized he had had a worsening situation in afghanistan and agreed to put in play a counter insurgency led by mccrystal and petraeus and they recommended him to defeat the taliban using that strategy would require 40000 forces to escalate in afghanistan and the president said no. and gave them 25 percent and gave them 30000 and pulled those forces out at 15 months. at thatstition point, the war was doomed

micro-steps, easy behavior changes that have been recognized when they are getting close to that redlinemulated stress. stress is an inevitable part of life. the question is how can you prevent it from becoming commutative -- cumulative and having unintended consequences? we see people paying a price in terms of high blood pressure, diabetes, some of them start smoking again. all of the things are preventable if we go upstream, which is what thrive global does. start working with the sources of stress before they become symptoms. emily: i huffington, founder and ceo. we're going to head to a quick break. coming up, we will get arianna huffington's take on how the media should becoming the president elect in a historic election. ♪ emily: a story we are following. apple's top assemblers says after limit our discussions, there could make expansion of their u.s. operations. that came after tuesday's announcement by president-elect trump that there would be an investment of $50 billion in the u.s., creating 50,000 jobs in -- jobs. president-elect trump has also invited tech leaders to a discu

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you can see these redlines, it's a good indication these winds are from the north as they scoot across the area and that ushers in the cooler air mass from alaska. futurecast illustrates today, partly cloudy, breezy to downright wind we winds increasing due to the area of low pressure. by wednesday, that's when we're going to see the best chances of wind in the bay area, beginning with the lunch hour in the north bay. watch what happens during the day on wednesday into thursday. so i'm really going to refer to this whole week as unsettle, increasing clouds becoming partly cloudy, breezy, windy, meanwhile throughout the central portion of the state in the mid-50s, we'll have snow in tahoe by the end of this week. and these are the numbers we're going to be talking about, basically just shy of 60, just about most locations away from the bay, 58 degrees, mountain view. 57 degrees in the oakland area, into berkeley, emoryville, and richmond, and on -- here's your extended forecast, pretty much flirting with the 60 degrees mark. rain is likely by the tail end of wednesday into your thursday

. >> redline he said a redline will be done in 17. >> how many total? seventy areas that are not covered? can we three underway and i'm told her some that are in the process of having equipment installed, zechariah? >> yes or. what is the balance? we will have the redline done in 17. we'll have the blue and orange line done. >> give me numbers. three in another year? >> i can give you an entire schedule. >> i like that in the record and you can follow up. you don't have communication, when they couldn't communicate and we held funds up a couple of times, i think i participated in that to get your attention but we have to have the communications between the stations for the safety of the passenger but also for the crew and everybody else to communicate. that is one that's undone. back to heart, you had 16800 recommendations, or defects rather, tell me the status of any of your recommendations that are undone or some of these defects that you cited. >> thank you for the question, this goes to the fundamental premise that the railroad administration needs

that the use of chemical weapons was a redline crossed. did his decision making there, did it impact what's happened there and how much has that tarnished the u.s. as sort of a moral authority in these engagements? jackie: it's interesting that. august 2013 period really was a dividing line in his administration. up to then, a lot of his effort and the focus was on domestic and fiscal policy and economic policy. at that point when he drew that red line and then failed to cross it when there was evidence that syria had cruise idea chemical -- used chemical weapons. ever since then there's been much more of a national security focus presidency. one thin sung rn -- thing is don't draw red lines. second, it did din him. he's the president so the buck stops there. he had decided he was going to go to congress. some contribution said you -- critics said you need to get congress's buy-in. they wouldn't. republicans or democrats. so he give stepped the vote in congress and quickly russia brokeered a deal where give the u.s. and rush heir got almos

manus: redlines in edinburgh.hreats of a second referendum on scottish independence could grow stronger as the first minister presents plans for it the spoke brexit -- for a bespoke brexit. ♪ anna: welcome back, this is bloomberg daybreak europe. 21,000 is where we are in the hang seng, down by half a percent. the asian equity session is down, but the japanese equity markets are trading a little higher. left the bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: thank you. 12 people have now died after a truck plowed into shoppers at a christmas market in berlin. 48 other people were injured in the incident, which the german government says was probably a deliberate attack. police say a suspect, believed to be the driver, was arrested after fleeing the scene, and that a passenger in the truck was among the dead. thatn media have reported the driver was a refugee from pakistan. has called forn a crackdown on terrorism after the russian ambassador to turkey was shot dead. he was attacked at an art exhibition in

barack obama back in 2013 issued his redline and said if i sad ross crosses thread line that the united states will act. asad did and the united statesd did not react and russia saw that as a prime community tommun exert its force. since they kind of out flanged us on that. you have to open up the dialogue rex tillerson, 15 or 20 years of dealing with russia is probably the best way to open the russias up to help resolve the hew man tear conflict. we've seen folks from theolks republican and the democratic side sort of say they're going to be very caution about moving forward with rex tillerson, but we also heard from key people from con did i rise and defense secretary praise him and say he is the right man for the job.b. what is your take on that? >> you had a number of former who held the same position that he's now being nominated for who he has raised him, including conned lisa rice, including dick cheyney who said he was an excellent choice and who would benefit the in comingng administration. i think it's important toad keep in mind here when he goes to the senate for his confirm

the bottom redline is what traders were looking for. they did not believe the green line.ou are barely going to hike rates at all for the next two years. the purple line is very close now to wear the green line is. that's what traders are looking for. they have definitely come around. peter fisher was on bloomberg earlier. he was the executive vice president of the new york fed and a former treasury secretary -- under secretary. he thinks it might be time for janet yellen to send a signal. >> we really don't know where we are going to be a year or two from now. we don't know how much of this recovery is going to come through. we don't know how much on top of that the administration will put, congress will put. does janet yellen know she has to pull back from forward guidance? she has to pull back from pretending she knows what will happen 12 months from now when she really doesn't know. >> peter fisher knows all about this. he says foreign guidance -- forward guidance has done what it can do for now. it is past its expiring date and time for the fed to step back. the fed c

not erase redline and makes it clear that it you do not push the united states around and you don't do things that america doesn't like. >> that is a sobering thought. and we'll see if it is it put in practice. >> it was a terriblic piece. thank you. fox news alert. and kelli ann convey. and they are addressing the media. >> ivanka is committed to women in the work place and the women in the economy. and she has had a wonderful platform during the campaign and certainly she and her father announced child care and it was a highlight of our campaign and her outreach to women. >> what about the track record in regard to terrorism? [inaudible] >> i was not in their meeting and i wouldn't disclose it anyway. but congressman peking was a tremendous asset and offered counsel. you can see him on tv and he is emphatic about p keep canning america, americans. and interest in her home save. and we know he has an opinion about the latest cia, information and he's always welcome here. [inaudible] >> i can see where basically the president-elect is entertaining people from all over the country. they

donald trump will look to how to resolve the affairs specifically in syria >> there was a redline announcement from president obama that a lot of people blame for much of the mess that syria is right now. vince, ab, thank you both. >> after the deadly truck attack in berlin, officials are are beefing up security. julie? >> reporter: the nypd is always watching carefully and the breaking news of the suspect that they had taken into custed on one was released. the berlin police questioned that person and now that person is released and that means the driver is still out there and the suspect is on the loose and the investigation isongoing. as long as the investigation is ongoing and authorities can get answers as to whether it was accident, they are treating it as a terror attack. and particularly at christmas markets in union square. the nypd has deployed critical response units not only in christmas market and rolling from one to it the other not in a planned method, but they will continue to do that until more is learned about the attack yesterday in berlin. >> we see the attack in germany, o

call to a public safety line and the caller indicated something would happen at the universal city redline station sometime today. >> you will see an increased uniform presence, especially at transit stations where we also deployed our k-9 explosive detection teams. we'll have undercover operations underway as well. >> and authorities will be doing random bag checks. they are looking into the credibility of the threat. >>> lawmakers are trying to stop drones from flying into prison yards. the sacramento sheriff's office says it has investigated at least two incidents of drones spotted near the jails. they are worried people will drop things off to prisoners. >> the concern is that you drop a handgun or a knife at a prison yard, or drugs, things of that nature. >> deputies in california's department of corrections say they are both studying antidrone technology. >>> southern california, a little boy sees his pregnant mom is in big trouble, but he doesn't panic. >> jaylen made the 911 call that saved two lives. the 7-year-old saw his mom was having a seizure and he rushed to call for help. p

said scotland's minister her brings it redline for the power to review.ondoned by bureau chief. let's start with you. are we any the wiser from the brexit plans? : the timing is aggressive when you think about the skepticism we've heard from trade experts. given the complexity. that sounds pretty aggressive. the other is highlighting when she mentioned transitional arrangements. businesses have time to adapt to the new arrangements post brexit . mark: is that the closest we got to her embracing or revealing the fact that she is open to the prospect of a transition? today she went a little bit further. she said there were practical aspects that meant it might be necessary. there might be companies on the continent that would welcome it. mark: there are obstacles within the party and the entirety of the u.k. we still have the supreme court ruling. she doesn't seem to be worried by that. it doesn't seem like in her mind it alters or timeframe. emma: she did not say much about the triggering by march. mark: we will see what happens in january. keep calm and g

as you mentioned when he crossed the redline and did not see that as an opportunity to destroy assad'schine against people he passed on that opportunity and at that point the syrian moderates lost leverage in the country. the al qaeda organization gained prominence in the country as a result of that and the war has never been the same since. even with that the opposition forces have a lot of success in 2015 which brought in the russians. martha: with a moderate gone you have the islamists fighting this battle who include a number of radical islamic terrorist groups and assad. those of the groups that are left. they have not been eliminated by any stretch. >> that is true. what the russians did by design assisted by syrians when they came in 15 months ago is targeted the syrian moderate groups and particularly the one that was being supplied by the cia and the reason is that was the group that was threatening them in the long term the most because that was a group that eventually wanted democracy, they wanted an open country and so on. the second group they targeted was the al qaeda gro

it is an overwhelming catastrophe in syria since the current president declared that ineffective redline do you see a compromise under president trump? how dew think this disaster and horror that continues in aleppo and syria will end? >> right now, it looks as if the syrian and the russian and iranian friendsor the march. but elsewhere in the country, the islamic state is taking background. you have a situation in which the syrian government is slowly prevailing but not in charge of a whole, you know, united syria i think the fighting goes on. and i think the tide has shifted to president assad and russian and iranian friends and i don't think that will change any time soon. >> what does that mean for the trump administration? >> president-elect trump is made is clear that he is interested in defeating isis and not overthrowing assad and if that means tolerating a russian supported syrian government all signals are are that we will be be doing that. if that involves a aggressive military stance in syria unfolding with with the syrian can and russians. and off to the side though, to the

going into be press -- he specifically mentioned the 10 million barrels a day that was previously redlined when they were not willing to drop below their position. the market conditions are prepared to go below. so yes, it really sounds very much like what mario draghi said in 2012 when he said, whatever it takes. and one of the quotes was exactly that. it is a what ever it takes. mark: it is a phenomenon isn't it? >> yes. we don't know whether the deal will work or not. remember, any trade under the age of 40 years old has not traded like this. because these countries go together. so this is a new situation for many oil traders. julie: i'm curious also about the role of the u.s. in this. because the oil ministers have said they don't think that they will see a meaningful uptick in production in the united states from shale. goldman sachs that they are wrong to discount that. what are you hearing? and what is your analysis? the world's oil production represented, but we didn't have china or norway or canada. and there was no one talking for the u.s. shale producers. it is an indication to

their redline is what the market is looking at so there is still a bit of divergence but that is whateople are watching the janet yellen downsized this and saying that some members of the fiscal policy -- she stressed it is some that to me this is a bit of a soft tilt toward three-putted is still going to depend upon the economy and what tow truck can or cannot do and what it means for the economy. betty: a lot of questions about fiscal policy and again about her staying on guest: the ash at a shooting those questions? she took them very carefully i think she is being there a clear. she said interestingly left there is not -- it is not obviously necessary to have fiscal stimulus now for the economy unemployment at 4.6 prevent but she simply said of course there is many reasons to take fiscal steps and at the president -- you know -- that is going to have to be a [indiscernible] alsot is too -- he repeated -- as for the fx -- it is to really -- they do not know what they are. asked again about serving at her term, she said she intends to serve out her term and whether not she is going

the blue line is the s&p 500 strategist calls and where they expected the market to end up and the redline end of last year where they said the market would end. we are looking pretty good and it's the most accurate they have ever been. the catch is that they both always call for an average 10% gain in this year we gained about 10% which is funny. there is also the idea that they literally stick by their calls. and they tested them dropped their calls after the first month of the year when stocks fell. vonnie: and nobody predicted a donald trump victory. oliver: no one said we would get back to the levels because of donald trump. we know that forecasting has problems. we could not really watch the the forecasters themselves. it's not a science that will go away anytime soon. as you were saying earlier, you are apparently [indiscernible] oliver: absolutely. vonnie: i knew you are telling a fib already. i was going to award you the prize. don't put me in an uncomfortable situation. we want to end on a good man -- on a good note. vonnie: they both tie for the chart of the day. take a look at

>> it is called hot chocolate with redline. >> you guys have the chocolate rocket. >> we have to get name for the bar. and with a little bit of spice we tried to come up with clever names that would express that. >> you did it. >> and, just getting your palate going. >> thank you. we have more coming up. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. where days are filled with magic, not madness. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. let's bring back the holidays. >>> welcome back. it is a slap on the wrist that may make some drivers cried. you have to look at this. the grinch was looking for drivers.. -- instead of a ticket he handed out in onion. >> you are going a little bit too fast. and, instead of a ticket, that's for you. and yes, you can eat it or use it for deodorant. >> i didn't know that you could use them for deodorant. >> and, it was actually a monro county sheriff's deputy. and, the last 16 years, he is going to make drivers aware that he's in a school zone, and need to slow down for the holiday sea

lender in california that has been accused of closing in a pernicious way on homeowners, accused of redlining midocean -- steve mnuchin told us he was sitting in his office and got -- got the story confirmed by someone in the room within at the time, summer of 2008 watching tv in the news and he sees people lined up to pull their money out of the rank and he says to himself "i have seen this game before, we are going to make money on this and by this bank. indymac. that bank, i think it was one of the biggest bank failures in the history of the united states up to that point. steve mnuchin bought it with george soros and he rebounded -- rebranded it. calledt is what it is now and i think it was profitable within a few months. the fdic guaranteed that after a certain point they were not going to have to eat up any of the losses, so they got a great deal on it. to be fair to stephen magician, in the same way you have to admire the fact that he made this that on donald trump, you also have to admire the bet he made on his bank. he bought this bank at the bottom. things were terrible. on the othe

this is g #be to the 5331 -- g blue line is the yield on the 10 year, the redline is s&p 500 and the white line is the federal funds rate. this&p 500 climbed 10% in cycle. the yield on the 10 year rose 9%. should not talk about yields rising 9%, but it is a good chart, which leads to the question, which assets are going to benefit in this rate hiking cycle? recallthink if you 2004-2005, where the fed raised rates, the long end of the curve did not move much materially. it was called the conundrum at the time. wouldl argue to say it make him what would be ideal for a central bank policy perspective, so we played the forward and i think a reasonable expectation for the next year or two, they will raise rates. as i was there is a curve, we will be hard-pressed because that will mean some of these other structural forces have been assassinated. it is not bearish, but i think we should be operating in the world of mid-single digit estimates for equities and other risky types of assets. it is hard to find in the areas of the market that is cheap. if you operate on that phenomenon that we s

the solid redline north from tysons to the 270 spur. we are seeing the inner and not too much on beltway from college park south through prince george's county. on d.c., 295. slowing. 26 minutes it takes from the 11 street bridge to national harbor. there is slowing tonight. it starts newschannel8 i'm in mobiletrak7 and then at 11:00 to get you through the traffic near m.g.m. tonight. to the mobiletrak. next on abc7 news -- >> you might remember coleson. we first met him in the spring. he is named after the prince george's county fallen officer jacqi coleson. we'll have that story coming up. jonathan: next at 5:00. >> it will have a dramatic dramatic impact on a problem in virginia. details at 5:00. michelle: we continue to follow breaking news. the death of astronaut and long-time u.s. senator. we the latest -- we have the latest tweet coming in regard to john glenn from his michelle: we introduced you to colson several months ago, the dog named after the fallen officer jacai colson. cheryl conner has more on how the dog is raising mon

he finds evidence for these kinds of expulsions and redlining and racial covenants all over the country. in the pacific northwest, in san francisco a lot of the asian communities suffer from this. you know, places that look white today, a lot of them got that way for a reason. they didn't always look that way. so i think that's -- to suggest, you depend on the south south, you have to pin on the nation. and i think a lot of well-meaning liberal progressive minded white people, myself included until fairly recently, are very reluctant to talk about race because i used to think do no harm, people with my face and my voice have said enough. so i should stay out of this. that was my attitude for very fy long time until i had this conversation with natasha who essentially said he got to get off the sidelines. you have a story. i did come to believe i was particularly position to tell it, having grown up there. i felt a little bit like walter white and i could go undercover and get some people to talk to him waste they would not talk to someone else. i think we are at a moment with going on w

the redline across the bottom is what traders were forecasting in september.any rate hikes at all. but look at the purple line, moving up now. derivative traders are betting it will get closer to what the fed is looking for. expectations of donald trump boosting the economy, does that mean the fed will necessarily boost the number of rate hikes it sees? many fed officials have made it clear, they can't change their views of the economy until they see what donald trump can do, not let he is planning at hoping to do. . fisher's former executive vice president of the federal reserve york says it may be time for chair yellen to signal less of a role. >> york the hardest thing is tht they don't know where they are going to be a year or two from now. they don't know how much this recovery will come through. they don't know how much on top of that the trump administration will put. what i am looking for is what can we get about this? she has got to pull back from forward guidance. fromill have to pull back pretending she knows a point estimate for 12 months from now,

the redline between glen mont and silver spring is the next section scheduled to get the service. that should be in april. larry: another piece of puzzlele in the trump transition. president-elect naming ben carson as his choice to lead department of housing and urban development. hesitancy when he was talked about for the health and human services department. but no pick for secretary of state yet. steady stream of the nominee and the transition team members are coming and going at trump tower. tomorrow a local politician is set to walk through the lobby. abc7's sam ford tells us why mayor bowser requested a meeting with the president-elect. sam: hours after the upset win for the white house, muriel bose audience at the wilson building saying the d.c. residents were anxious, angry and hurting. the mayor's office requested and received a message with trump. in a statement, "tomorrow i will speak with the president-elect on how we can work together to continue washington, d.c.'s growth, saying d.c. statehood, infrastructure and public safety are among the topics she would like to d

like redline action and syria action? it's tough to take that kind of threat seriously given his past failure to follow through in much more serious circumstances. >> i'm still skeptical. there's no new evidence. james clapper put out -- >> and even he said that. he said, i don't think they got it. >> he's an operative who's run these sorts of operations. i've had to notify the national security council in certain operations, brief the white house on things i'm doing. things get politicized at that level all of the time. no other intelligence agency is backing up the cia on this. if that evidence is there, president obama owes this nation like president reagan did on the 007 downing that the russians did back in the '80s when and president kennedy had to have pictures at the u.n. showing the russian missiles in cuba. that's what is needed for the president to come back with this severe belief in response. i don't believe that's available by the fact that there's no new information. >> here's the question. i'll put it to y

the caller indicated something was going to happen at the universal city redline station sometime today>> you will see the increased uniform presence, especially at transit stations where we deploy the k-9 explosive detection teams. we'll have undercover operations underway as well. >> and officials say they will also be doing random bag searches. authorities are looking into the credibility of the threat. >> four of the world's biggest tech companies are looking together to rid sites of terrorist content. facebook, twitter, microsoft and google will set up a shared database to track and remove violent terrorist imagery and recruitment views. it will store digital fingerprints, letting tech companies identify potential terrorists. this follows criticism by european officials over failing to remove hate speech fast enough. >>> the pentagon is accused of burying a report that found $125 billion in potential savings. according to the washington post, officials pulled the study and imposed secrecy restrictions on the results. they were hoping to avoid cutbacks to have the defense budget. >>

of disorganized, but it is spilling in the cooler air mass, now the wind particle map with those redlines, showing you the direction the winds are coming from. when you see those lines tightly gathered together, that's what we refer to as a pressure gradient. so, the winds will be increasing during the afternoon hours with the increasing cloud cover. watch futurecast. by lunch hour, partly cloudy conditions throughout the day today, but on tuesday, we see another area of low pressure gathering some, rain chances to the north bay, and here comes your wednesday. by the lunch hour, we get wet across the north bay. then crossing the golden gate bridge, watch what happens during the afternoon hours. through your early morning hours on thursday, more than likely we'll have snow in the high sierra, but not so much right now. we have temperatures in the teens going up to 45 degrees in the high sierra. mid-50s in fresno and sacramento, and visibility to about a quarter of a mile. stockton, moontequ, and the sunset, 4:54, temperatures will be a good 5 degrees below average, as well. should be right

home and seek out the truth about the injustices that shape so many places in thisrms country wake redlining unemployment and lending discrimination. i learned talking about race can feel like a minefield and i never imagined i would be talking about this. like a lot of people i spent much of my life until now tiptoeing around the subject to uphold the hippocratic oath do no harm ca, give no offense. although he might have a faint southern drawl -- that might be debatable. i seldom forge seldom forgets tt takes note of the victims were bystanders but the white male perpetrators and for a long time i approached discussions with anxiety in person and on the page but when i began probing the surface of my homesperous a prosperous veneer i found this loyal rich with black schoolhouses, homes, churches and i can now see my silence on the subject wasn't respectful or polite as i used to pretend. instead i was being dangerously in curious about the history of my home. it took decades before i woke ui and began asking the right questions and as difficult and painful as it was to learn what the refug

like redline action and syria action? it's tough to take that kind of threat seriously given his past failure to follow through in much more serious circumstances. >> i'm still skeptical. there's no new evidence. james clapper put out -- >> and even he said that. he said, i don't think they got it. >> he's an operative who's run these sorts of operations. i've had to notify the national security council in certain operations, brief the white house on things i'm doing. things get politicized at that level all of the time. no other intelligence agency is backing up the cia on this. if that evidence is there, president obama owes this nation like president reagan did on the 007 downing that the russians did back in the '80s when and president kennedy had to have pictures at the u.n. showing the russian missiles in cuba. that's what is needed for the president to come back with this severe belief in response. i don't believe that's available by the fact that there's no new information. >> here's the question. i'll put it to y

, and if you draw a redline, you -- because you intend to enforce that redline. we have not done any of that, so we need to rebuild a foreign policy where we are credible, trustworthy, and choose our objectives in a cautious way, but if we choose them, we mean them, and our allies know they can rely on us. so many of the issues you mentioned are early driven from a state of back in -- of vacuum where no one knows where the u.s. is going to land. i am out of time, so i will not comment on any of the likely policies of the incoming administration, but we are obviously as a personnel-is-policy moment. most of us should be hopeful that the new president-elect will be populating his administration with people who are conscious, responsible verys, who take words seriously, because our allies and opponents take our word's very seriously, and iran cannot become a nuclear power, and our allies in the region should know that we would never allow iran to become a nuclear power. senator sasse, thank you for taking the time today. [captions copyright national cable satellite

places in this country whether through overt violence like in forsyth or covert forms of bigotry like redliningites only covenance unemployment and lending discrimination. i know talking about race and feel like a minefield in 2016. never imagined i would be a peer talking about it. like a lot of people i spend much of my life until now tiptoeing around the subject and trying to uphold a hippocratic oath, do no harm give no offense. although i have a faint southern drawl and that might be debatable and talking to people of color i seldom forget i wear the face not of victims and bystanders but white male perpetrators. for a long time a approach discussions of race with anxiety both in person and on the page. when i finally began probing beneath the surface of my homes prosperous all-american white veneer i found the soil rich with the ashes of black farmhouses, black schools and once thriving black churches. i can now see my long silence on the subject wasn't respectful or polite as i used to pretend. instead, i was being woefully dangerously incurious about the real history of my home. it took

. >> tamara walker was visiting dc from las vegas and when the inevitable redline problems began sheething most washingtonans can't fathom, stop up and started to sing. > i just kept going. i told my daughter, grab my phone, i feel like singing. >> 40 people stood in awe just listening. for tamara it wasn't about the location or all the attention. the video now has more than 300,000 views. >> i really didn't expect this from just singing there. it's just my favorite christmas carroll. >> it was about how she felt in that very moment, the overwhelming feeling she had to sing, the feeling she didn't always have. >> this is a great christmas for me because i've been through a lot. >> tamara was a victim of domestic violence for 5 years. when she left him she and h two children were homeless. now she's a survivor with a husband who she calls her hero and a gig in las vegas singing in a show. >> people ask me, why did you sing. when you stop and think about the things that could have happened to you but god blocked it because your destiny didn't end there, i would sing anywhere. > ♪ [ mus

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simon: the other side of that argument or discussion will be what redlines the u.k.ernment will present them with. we got a little more clarity on that yesterday from david davis, the brexit and esther here in brexit minister here in the u.k. ofbably the backend february. be very muchll whether they start to buy the thement that some of perhaps aggressive tariff or are a losingctions scenario, or whether they see things differently because there are many versions of the truth kicking around here at the moment. the more you look at this scenario, you have to look at both sides of negotiation and understand who are not going to ship their positions. fourhe eu is about freedoms, into basel. -- indivisible. they will just tell the eu what the migration policy will be going forward. anna: they look mutually compatible right now, but if you look at the four freedoms, does it depend how you define those freedoms at all? one of their spokesman has suggested that while they are compromising on those four freedoms, at one point there was an emphasis on for freedom in the four

down on the whole nation and in the second census records he finds information for these kind of redlining and racial confidence and in the pacific northwest and in san francisco, a lot of the asian communities suffered from this so you know, places that look white today, a lot of them got that way for a reason. they didn't always look that way so ithink that's a trap , to pin this on the south and suggest that, you've got to pin it on the nation and i think that a lot of well-meaning liberal progressive minded white people, myself included until fairly recently are reluctant to talk about race because i used the think, do no harm and enough people with my face and my voice have said it enough so i should stay out of this and that was my attitude for a long time until i have this conversation with natasha who essentially said you've got to get off the sidelines. and i did come to believe i was particularly positioned to tell it growing up there and i felt a little bit like walter white in that i could go undercover and get some people to talk to me in ways they would not have talked to som

that redline is your average, options intion of the market.interesting as a lot of these traders try to make the most out of the sharp moves we have seen. he's are some of the stocks we are watching for you this morning. make anis planning to improved offer to their rival. trying to overcome the options of the takeover. now the improved offer, it will be improved over the previous offer of five euros a share. pos up. n -- postnl up. ubs put out a note saying commodity and equity prices have rallied hard this year and earnings momentum will need to have a balance sheet. we watching financials ahead of the italian referendum. a big protest vote comes through according to city and liquidity will weigh heavily on the shoulders. let us talk a little bit about what is happening. to be specific. while we are on the subject, i want to show everybody this chart. ig has had an interesting time of late in terms of his net worth. his is a chart of ig's net worth. lows, and he was banging on the table saying this business is worth a lot more and we are goi

see this in we can rare situation, they are all above that redline. that almost never happens.not objective versus how people think. as they inevitably swing the other way, which they will, you would expect that would bring some yields back down again. >> and don't forget, markets react to changes and expectations. the economic surprise index is a classic measure of changing expectations. economic reports are coming out either better or worse than the consensus expect asian and in that context, that's where it holds information value. as you said, it's been a lot of surprises to the top side. julie: bob, thanks so much for coming in. joe: coming up, it's been a roller coaster year for crude, soaring to a 17 month high. i will have a chart that tells the story. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: i'm julie hyman. "what'd you miss?" let's dive into the bloomberg and you can find all the following charts using the function as a bottom of the screen. speaking of something you probably missed, this is on the watert authority. everyone is watching this all day. julie: this has to do with fli

enough blame to go around, concern about barack obama and redline on chemical weapons, brought it tohis or whether congress' reluctance to declare outright war in syria brought it to this, but the government working with russia largely, vladimir putin seems to have won, taken aleppo, the rebels forced out. great controversy worldwide and where they go, we know where they are not, in aleppo. all right, a great deal of controversy about whether social media companies are responsible for spreading terror when they provide a safe haven for bad guys. we talked to a guy representing the victims of that orlando nightclub attack earlier this year says that the assailant there was too much, too close to that. and others have been privy to the same material, other nut cases, other lone wolves who have not been affected by, that they are just crazy and not that it doesn't take them to the next step where they attack. >> that's true, but it doesn't mean that the companies should not do what they reasonably do to prevent using isis to use their site as an instrument to conduct operations. neil: w

it is a redline for them.rd from trump on not only this, but also tariffs, labeling china a currency manipulator. a tactic their military buildup in the south china sea and for not working more closely with the u.s. on tackling the issue of north korea. on the other side of that is trump offering to put up an seensador to china who is by china as a friend of the country, so mixed messages and their policy makers having to work out which direction he will go in when he gets into the white house. yvonne: great to have you. still ahead, we hear from russia's energy minister about the historic output agreement and long-term impacts. ramy: plus, deutsche asset management on whether the fed can surprise this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: you are watching "daybreak asia". i am ramy inocencio. i am yvonne man. qantas to stop flights between perth and london, the first direct connection between australia and europe. qantas will use the dreamliner on the route. 787'sl receive its first next year. trump is being warne

you are talking about the redlining aspect of geary boulevard?s. >> and this group, this organization would have the authority to go ahead and look to see whether or not that is something that is properly should be done in terms of the bus lanes and all of that? that is a large thing in our city. this is a group that -- and you said that in regard to your contact with this group, in regard to a matter like that, that they would have dealt with. and you asked them, well, what did you do with it? they told you, well we don't keep any files and we have nothing to tell you as to how we arrived at whatever decision we arrived at? am i accurately summarizing what you said on that issue? >> that is actually a little more complicated. the geary project as they call it, brt, bus lane project. >> what is that they wouldn't have a file on? you said generally -- wait a minute -- this general statement that when you addressed them for various things, on anything, they had told you we have no files. this is what we did, but we have no idea -- how we got that.