sdp could either lose, i don't know why.d not be strengthened as a would also stick to the current levels. matt: carsten, thanks so much for joining us. guy, we are heading into the end of the first hour of trading. indeed, we have red across the screen. guy: european markets on the downside this morning. they are feeling the pressure. it is the technology sector that seems to be under pressure. the miners from some pressure. there's some big stocks on the move. steinhoff one of them. trading u.k. is down aggressively in the red. i saw it down 20%. the stock has been hit and hit hard. the conversation is going to continue. the markets certainly on the move. surveillance team is go to pick up the bag. matt and i are off to bloomberg radio. it want to carry on the conversation with us, dab digital. this is number. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers re

it is true that i was a member of the sdp and then i joined tony blair's labour party.not change in that process. i was pro—european, views did not change in that process. iwas pro—european, in favour of a social market economy, ipad —— high quality public services bringing together the private and public sector. i supported those causes through thick and thin, including steady investment in britain's infrastructure, so we become a modern european country. people are starting to see that. they look at hs1, the big improvements to london transport in the last ten years, and they begin to see a modern european country. this is not the time for us to leave the european union and put ross batty in jeopardy. those projects can exist outside of the eu. what we have seen with the bail out of the east coast main line is that the brexit malaise, spreading across whitehall, is affecting other policy areas to an increasing degree. as that happens, it is not possible to separate it out. if that is a function of brexit, because of the spasm, as you describe it, the fact that proper

sdp >> i'm a brown liquor drinker and i don't want it diluted. >> you want all the flavors of the bourbonn there. i love that. here's another timesaver. you're always dicing something in the holidays, whether it be peppers, onions, celery, car carrots. i did find this inexpensive dicer. two different sizes. and simply this goes in and with one little hit. boom, i've got perfectly-diced vegetables. >> just like that. >> i mean just like that. it even com little cleaner so you can get all the material between the blades. it's a timesaver and i love it. plus it looks like you've done perfe perfectly scared chops like the chefs. and another cool tool that i really think is a lot of fun. in my martinis, i like cheese-stuffed olives. >> yes. >> in particular, i like the blue cheese-stuffed olives. and i found this gadget. it's called the oliveator. you take whatever your favorite cheese is, basically go into the cheese and in your olive, go ahead, let's say you have this empty olive. you put this in there, plunge it and boom, that cheese comes out and actually fills that olive to perfection. >>

those who can prove they fled because of personal danger or other reasons are granted the right to work sdpe as individual free people. for the rejected ones, a bare existence in over crowded camps. objects of a necessarily meager charity. but knowing this still may come. part of the darkness up into the light. people honest. who tried to lif under a system that in the end it not allow them to live. people whose only crime was a belief in the dignity of man. people who held to be true the simple but mighty words of berlin's freedom bell. i believe in the sacredness and dignity of an individual. i believe all men derive the roigt to freedom equally from god. my pledge to resist. this world under god shall have a new birt birth of freedom. >>> american history tv. this week in prime time, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. wednesday night black voter suppression in the 1940s. during the congressional debate representative of indiana said quote what trav si city. negros by the thousands to the firing line to die and fight for freedom. while telling them they shall have no part of parcel in freedom

it's up to you sdp me to fight them. fight them and destroy them before they destroy us.nk you. >> before he said masons, you were ready to agree with him. >> he was talking about the other people. >> this country we have no other people. we american people. all of us. >> what about you? >> i have born in hungry. now i'm an american citizen. and i have seen what this talk can do. i have seen it in berlin. i was a professor at the university. i heard the same words we have heard today. but i was a fool then. i thought nazis were craze siz people. stupid fanatics. it was no not so. you see, they knew they were not strong muff to conquer a unified country. they spread germany into small groups and used prejudice. of course that was not easy to do. they had to work hard to do it. you see, we human beings are not born with prejudice. always they are made for us. made by someone who wants something. remember when you hear this kind of talk. somebody is going to get something out of it. and it isn't going to be you. this is not classroom theory. i saw it happen. i saw it first i

crowds on the sidewalk sdp traffic. across the river in cherry hill people walk out of the movies a little quicker to get to their cars. >> it's colder and windier >> we're getting now. >> getting frozen yogurt at shop. i guess the cold weather can't kill some appetites. live in pens landing. >> thank you. not everyone who tried to fly out of the town made it to their destination today. several flights were cancelled. hy.t of them headed towards the a white christmas for much of new england. connecticut today the snow kept plow drivers busy. and didn't stop these runners from taking part in a charity 5 k. and white christmas is an under statement in maine. take a look at the scenes in portland. the roads don't look much pet bter and most of the state is under a blizzard warning. che children tried to save the day for a ritual. winds cancelled part of the actual reenactment by george washington and the troops. nbc10 has the story. >> reporter: the marchs went on. the drumming and the song. but the crossare was out. >> we

the rest of the seashore remains open to swimmers sdp surfers. >>> a final farewell to chp officer andrew camilleri. killed in a crash on christmas eve. caused by a suspected drunk driver. emotional messages from family and friends at his memorial. hundreds of people paid respects to the officer killed in the line out of duty. >> reporter: under foggy skies a memorial ban to honor officer andrew camilleri. >> everybody here is heartbroken. we're not broken in spirit. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> law enforcement officers the community and family gathered for an emotional service. >> andrew, you're beautiful smile and wonderful loving personality will be missed. we love you. >> reporter: he was remembered as a devoted husband and father of three. caring and kind. who entered the academy in 2016. >> he had this energy and excitement about him. he couldn't wait to complete the academy. >> he loved his job. >> reporter: they were in a patrol suv. when a driver suspected of being under the influence of alcohol and marijuana slammed into the car. his partner survived and wasn't expected to speak today. but did. >>

last week the sdp's caucus leaders said her party has no red lines. with us now is josef janning. time this morning. these are preliminary talks to see if preliminary talks could begin. nobody has made a decision about a coalition yet, though lately there has been talks about a possible cooperation coalition, which is a step below the grand coalition we saw. what is most likely. you see how weak the sdp coalition is, how they work hard to get out of the physician they took on election night. and you are wondering, why does it take so long when they have been in government for the last four years together? it now looks like there is a strong trend in the party to have a packed coalition, cooperate on a number of fields, but leave it open on some others. i don't think it is going to work. the democrats will want a government partner that shares responsibility across the full spectrum. and that is going to take some negotiations to get that on the agenda. but this corporation scheme is a sort of a camouflage to coalition building. matt: and it is one merkel said she would prefer not

there's a chance they get a gift sdp skp the vikings lose saturday.e playing the raiders. he wants to win. >> guys are still going to have to play. at the same time i'm going to be smart about the decision we make. muf moving forward and getting guys rest if possible. the guys that need it. >> no rest for. he partnered with the police department. and his teammates. they gave out holiday meals and toys to 140 local families. bringing some cheer during this holiday season. i'm john clark. we're right back. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> it's going to be anot

sdp it will be over everywhere by about 3:00. then that's it. nothing more than a couple flurries after that. how much snow the latest computer model showing a little bit of an increase. generally between one and two inches. locally a little bit higher. as it gets to the coast. a couple inches of snow is not the big deal. it's what it does. here's the temperature and feels like. for saturday it's cold. it's very cold. but it's not nearly as cold as sunday and monday. here's saturday night where it's starting to get frigid. single digit windchills. sunday morning below 0 in a good bit of area. sunday morning the eagles are playing. sunday afternoon the middle of the gave it's five. further to the north close to 0. as you get towards midnight, three below in philadelphia. monday new years morning. 5 below in philadelphia. 19 below. there's just no doubt about this. monday afternoon, it's still feeling like the single digits. this is a brutal air mass at the worst time. saturday is the snow. sunday and monday the brutal cold. until tuesday morning

sdp wake up on sunday morning to a will the of ice out there. we make it up into the 30s and 40s on sunday. look what happens another system comes through bringing rain. on monday we'll start in the 30s and reach towards 40 degrees. tomorrow morning you wake up at 40 in philadelphia. 38 in the pennsylvania suburb. at 1 ntd afternoon 35. once you get into the lee high valley. 41 delaware. 38 new jersey. and 42 along the jersey shore. your holiday travel let's keep an eye on this. we have two winter storms. one that could effect chicago, detroit. milwaukee. another deep in the heart of texas. watch the time line. this is possibly going to approach us on christmas eve. we'll have to track that closely. we may get rare christmas snow. we'll be back right after this. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> fliers fans got to mote one of the teams youngs stars while helps animals in need. hosting a holiday happy hour. one of the foundations core mission. tonight event benefitted the pspca. getting help and love there. >> tonight by the way t

sdp because of the control of this population. he's aware of all this, he gives up in the end. 1937 he writes a piece in which he says i always wanted the irish to be a part of the english speaking people. it's not happening. there's a book review. it's not happening. in 1938 he writes about absolutely brilliant. and he did consult with his cousin. it's a brilliant essay. which really is superior to most of the subsequent academic over the next 50 years. one of the things about that is as a boy he had seen parliament. he had been taken in by his father. and the great contemporaries are people he had known. the great irish nationalist leader. one of the things about is this. it sees the conservative side. which is what attracted churchill's father. to why there was a close relationship for a year or so. he sees this clearly in a way many historians missed for decades. a brilliant essay. but he's writing his people have said this. end of 1930s and saying i was really important. i dealt with it. for 40 years it. convulsed it. and dif

shultz told sdp delegates that he wanted eu member states to sign off on a constitutional treaty, permittingral europe. do you think it will catch on, this idea of a united states of europe? it has always been there in the minds of federalists. it depends on what you call a federalist, but it has been there. that is in a vision of europe stretching back over 20 years. i spent time in germany recently, looking at angela merkel's situation. schultz, sitting there on 20.5% of the vote, don't forget, he has had a very bad election, he needs to have something that, from his perspective, and he is very pro—european, he wants to offer something very bold and visionary, and i think his view is that you go full tilt for it, that helps you get on with mr macron, and you can move something forward. do you think greater integration is the way that it is heading? i think in many areas, yes, in many areas, no. we probably will see the emergence of a multi—speed europe. do you support the idea? i think inevitably people will go further in some areas, not as far in others. at the end of the day the european

like the swedish social democrats the german sdp wanted to build a spring of nuclear brother stations bull -- huge spontaneous demonstrations against nuclear power. the washed up student radicals saw their chance. the green party was formed in 1980. the new left, the student radicals by their aging middle age radicals hasn't at the leadership of the new party and absorbing the oecologial guard of ex-nazis and neo-nazis and other fast right nationalists. to do this they aging student radicals of the new left didn't have to perform a so many are assault somersault. they addressed the past into the ecological garb we see today. in stain of the marx jim cat struggle vision of capitallity. instead of the cult of the factory, the cult of the forest, instead of the color red, the color green. it was written by paul perman, a little new york intellectual in a brilliant essay published in the new republic in 2001. berman writes writes writes of n student radicals being moated by anti-naziism. looking for nats sits under every bed and cupboard. they saw the state of israel as a crypto nazi stat

there were people in the know sdp those around him. and i mention the quebec agreement. it takes seven or eight months to get the british back into the partnership. it isn't equal. it's a partnership of one dominant partner and the british there as a support act. the biggest exclusion of course comes after the war. and with the act that doesn't just shut the uk out but other countries as well. >> pure speculation. would churchill feel comfortable with the nixon school or more with the ronald reagan school that wound out the cold war? >> i think i have thought about this. clearly you can't research this particular at this history without having contemporary residences in your mind. i think it depends on why along that nuclear journy you halt churchill. what he would be like. the churchill at the end the peacemaker. and i think that if you accept the churchill anticommunism ran very deep, not with standing his efforts to get on with starlen. to embrace peaceful coexistence suggests to me one of the most remarkable acts of statesman ship. that his view was you cannot remain

in the civilian space sdp the border security and law enforcement. to round out the full suite of whole of government tools we're using to address the threats. short term and long term. so in places like algeria for instance. partnering with local law enforcement to develop their ability to investigate terrorism related krils. working with judges to help understand how to handle complex terrorism cases and deal with evidence, deal with witness protection and facility protection. we're also dealing working with prison officials. to help them manage the very difficult issues that arise when you're trying to incarcerate. >> i appreciate that. being i have three minutes left, specifically to the point about food aid. we're cutting the proposal is to cut the funding to the very programs that reports like this one show are necessary for us to create stability. >> senator if i milgt jump in. i think there's some very interesting and positive developments in north africa with respect to international cooperation. this is a part of the world where the impact

see you in 10, 15 minute sdps. >> doug, thank you so much. >>> first at 4:00, major shipping companiesplain why they are behind and, plus, some tips on what you can do to make sure your packages arrive on time. >>> plus, the royal cast? the british princes are set to appear at an all new "star wars" movie. at college inn we craft a because every detail matters. we select all-natural chicken and flavorful herbs and spices. college inn broth helps you make every meal delicious. college inn, delicious is in the details. >>> what a voice. sadly, the singer from baltimore was eliminated from team jennifer last night. fleming says the ending is only the beginning of his career. >>> all right. here's another program favorite. the golden globe award ceremony airs next month here on nbc 4 but tonight you can do a little reminiscing when nbc air as two-hour star-studded special celebrating 75 years at the globes. they will explain why the globes event is called hollywood's right here on nbc 4. >>> britain's prince william and harry attended the premier of "the last jedi." >> lucy has the story f

sdp >> they say every time they get to this point, there is the sick rigmaroll from the city, we don'tthe money. >> well, we don't have the money. lee is announcing budget cuts for the city of san francisco. we received official notification from calpers that over the next seven years, our pension is going to go up 47%. we already have an unfunded liability of $2.8 billion. these are real financial facts. and we cannot afford -- it's not good for the workers or the residents for us to give raises that will result in us having to cut services and lay off workers. that happened to us in 2010. we eliminated one quarter of the work force. and what happens to the remaining workers is that their workload becomes just unbearable. >> and that's one of the issues in dispute under this contrac. so you come to this impasse. something's got to give. > well, the state law has a process, and that's what we're following right now. we did request mediation and we're very pleased that sciu agreed to state mediation. >> but this is nonbinding. >> it is nonbinding. the next step, if we don't reach an agr

sdp we got a message from pearl harbor. back then they call it commander in chief something cincus. we got a mess and that says buster pearl. away with went. i remember standing back under near the after end of the flat deck watching us pave a oil streak all the way to pearl. we were conditioned the japanese submarines would find the streak and follow us. we went into pearl, went around fort island. and it got rid of the likes of me. and what professionals board. i never saw so many workers. we were told to get out in 72 hours. admiral was down to his staff walking the dry dock with waiters on that. 72 hours later, i'm get k ahead of you. >> just briefly, as john said, york town was hit by several bombs. originally they thought it was a thee week job. and a navy yard to repair. admiral realized that the japanese was going to make the main effort at midway. he ordered york town back to pearl harbor and gave the dock yard people the orders that she has to be ready for sea in three days. 72 hours. it was a frantic effort as you can well imagine to do all this. our other york town veter

sdp again you have to look at that in context. woer not in a stable environment.and both politically and in our foreign policy. so i think we would be far bert served to have long term funding. that everyone can see. you have the full debate before you make the decision and implement it. that's how it should work. and i think that element of stability and predictability it is truly an asset. maybe it's possible that if we go from post every few weeks it gives another bite at the apple. it's a high price to pay for that bite. >> i can't hear you. >> we'll quickly. >> how do you do it. you have the moments where you can restore aid. is there room for creativity in the moment? >> you're so muffled. >> you have the moments where you get today things like restore the aid. that gets cut. so it s there room for creativity in the moment as you have the behind the scenes moments within appropriations committee. is there room for creativity or defending last years program? >> well, okay. let's take your example. first time around we restore the aid. but that's only going to

waged now for deaides, officials not taking it seriously and starting to take it very seriously in 2015 sdp 20 and 26 when they got indications of meddling in the election. saw some warning signs of russia meddling in europe and later in the united states but never fully grasped the breadth of the ambitions. a sweeping presidential finding to combat global cyber threats prompted u.s. spy agencies to plant half a dozen to counter the russian threat. one year after those instructions were given the trump white house remains divided over whether to act intelligence officials said. that's one washington post report. so it sounds like alarm bells were sounded late. why is the trump administration or is the trump administration taking it seriously? >> it was a good story. i enjoyed it. i thought that it raised the right question. what is the trump administration going to do going forward? i don't think we have an answer just yet. cyber threats are not going away. you can put on the back burner the question of whether there was collusion or not whatever it means between the trump campaign and russ

sdp >> reporter: that is cool to here. coming up at 6:20 we'll hear from kobe about what his exact message was to the eagles team. it's very interesting. john clark live at angels stadium in anaheim california, nbc sports philadelphia. >> kobe loves the eagles. nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. we have your covered from sunday, our power hour of coverage starts at 9:30 with eagles game day kickoff followed by eagles game plan. join us after the late news for more exclusive eagles analysis and interviews from the team and the coaches. >>> the first snow of the season has reached the philadelphia region. a live look right now at our first alert satellite radar. you can see the storm, it is hovering there over our region. making its way north. here's a live look at the conditions in cape may where the snow has been falling here now for nearly two hours. parts of south jersey and the jersey shore could see some of the biggest snow totals from this system. and in delaware, we have started to see our fi

sdp . >> they will no longer be required to buy health insurance, which is a different thing, but that will cause other problems. >> and premiums will go up. >> it's not people who don't want to spend money on health care, now the people who want to buy health care on their own will have to pay a higher price for that. and middle class families who live in states like new york, new jersey, virginia, california, are going to see their taxes go up. this is not a tax bill that is equitable by any stretch of the imagination. >> i think it's important we unpack that a little bit. the idea that people in high-tax states will lose the ability to itemize their state tax deduction does have an impact. however, there are also lower rates for those families. most people in those states actually wind up much better off. >> i would just argue with the increase in economic activity, because i think that is emotional but it has never provd to -- proved to be the fact. this just does not happen. >> we have the highest tax rate in the developmental world. if you lower that substantially, we will see mo

they come up here sdp follow spirit ways sdp say prayers and make offerings.ges into the rock. sometimes it's a form of passage way or a map. others might be accounting mechanism or image. to many pueblo people they say the spirits would lead this world and go onto the next world through the petroglyph images. the pueblo people call this place the place that people speak about. belongs to all of us. all americans. not just today but future generations. a place of respect. it's a place of solitude. a place of wonder. >>> a difficult early story. there's a part of the big narrative of mor non-settlement is coming into the place and making it work even though earlier american and even british and other explorers never chose to settle here. this was seen as a difficult place. to live. and not a desirable patch of land. that was part of the logic for mormons taking it. they wanted it to be isolated from other american settlers so they wouldn't run into the conflicts that experience in the east. that dream was partially realized because not only does the gold rush b

if i could take a question for you sdp get back with the exact strategy to get after that question. i know you had previously. >> thank you. >> if you have additional comments. >> no, sir. my colleagues covered it. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just let me begin secretary wilson. you have mentioned the light attack aircraft and where we're moving. i want to compare that with the program which is under development at time. the program as you mention in your prepared statement there's movement in both the be 21 program. a audit from the pentagon praised the b 21 program plan for meeting cost goals. and requirements. i think if this trend continues to be 21 could one day merge as a model program. congress and the taxpayers might wonder if we could duplicate all or a process that has worked well in the particular program. for subsequent programs. i know the chairman had expressed real reservation as to the approach that had been proposed. and i think he's been very interested in the development and the movement forward in terms of gefting this done on time.

individuals, almost all tax breaks begin immediately and sdp entire after 2025. including the bigger child exempt benefit and minimum tax goes away. good news, limit on deductions for state and local taxes everyone so freaked out about, and limit on mortgage deductions expire in 2025 as well back to you. >> elon, thank you very much. >>> and talking taxes and his new op-ed in the "washington post" today is nbc news political analyst hugh hewitt and host of the "hugh huist show" on msnbc op-ed, "addiction it the story of 2017, but not to opioids. we'll get to your op-ed in a minute and tillman, jump in here. what occurs about the new tax law is not only the benefits for business the lower rates, marginal rates for individuals and so forth, but its complexity a complexity that is exacerbated by the fact so many of these provisions will sunset at one point or another somewhere over the next five to seven years wasn't that something that this tax law was supposed to not do well, simplicity went out the door the moment they put the cap at $1.5 billion into the budget

other drug development tools to shorten time to maintain the same rigorous standard for safety sdp effectiveness. also required the fda to establish standards and definitions necessary to develop regenerative medicine. before i close, i recognize the cures act also touched upon other critical healthcare priorities such as mental health and health information technology. both of these areas should have their over separate hearings. because of their importance to the medical community and those are on the list for the very near future. i want to welcome our witnesses and thank you for being here. i look forward to your testimony. my time is expired. i will yield to the gentleman from texas. mr. green. five minutes for opening statement. >> thank you. i want to thank former chairman and congresswoman for being the original cosponsor of the cures. the one year anniversary of the cures act. being signed into law by president obama. and his last public signing. it was a great achievement. plrly at a time of gridlock. with the work started long before 2016. in 2014 we set out on a mission to do somethi

merkel, i would be more concerned with the security my latest term and a coalition with the stp -- sdpessing concerns. the from where you sit on analysis of rbc in london, is this a rounding error for the british government? is this like serious money for the chancellor of the exchequer? it would be serious money if it were to be paid in one go, but it will not be. it will be split up over a period of several years with a final bill to be determined. it is manageable over several years. it does give you something to work for. it is a positive incentive to die -- to strike a deal, because there is 40 billion on the line. francine: thank you both. also he knows and edmund shing stays with us. we want to find out the exact nature of the brexit deal. and do not get to pick up the latest issue of bloomberg businessweek. discuss fake will news, a great article on facebook, and how the common person on the street can prevent fake news. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. we are talking about the banks to you talking about rbs.

substantial debate that is been under taken over the last number of mornts on the affordable care act sdp medicaid. at least from my point of view. especially medicaid. and in addition to that debate, some of the statements you made. i won't catalog the statements that have been critical. commenting on the process. now you're seeking appointment a confirmation vote on hhs secretary. that of course would confirm your responsibility you don't currently have. in light of that in light of the debate and just to be very clear i want to be precise in asking this, do you commit to faithfully implementing the affordable care act? >> if i'm confirmed as secretary my job to imflet the programs as passed by congress. whatever they are. that would include the affordable care act is the law of the land and remains such. to implement it. in ways if it remains, if i obviously believe the administration believes statutory changes would be good and appropriate to replace the system. but if it remains the law my goal is implement a way that leads to affordable insurance. choice of insurance. insurance that