-simon: i'm simon. -dawn: dawn. -simon: nice to meet you. -lemonis: isn't it cool-looking?: and we include things like this umbrella canvas, all of the furniture. lemonis: have you ever thought about having a gazebo? woman: absolutely. lemonis: we have an arrangement with true value where this one will sell for under $10,000. woman: oh, wow. woman #2: i've always wanted a gazebo, actually. lemonis: there's been more people in the first half-hour of standing at true value than there was in four hours standing at the fair. the number of buyers that could potentially buy this product tripled, quadrupled, times 10. -how are you? -rick: i'm rick. lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you, sir? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. what do you think of the product? -tom: it's gorgeous. -lemonis: okay. tom: what i'd like to do is keep it with our nursery products outside. lemonis: thank you. we're ready. let's move it. i'm excited. simon: watch the roof. we're gazebo surfing. ♪ jack: where we are today, kind of start pinching yourself every day. if there is an issue, we speak about it. there's no

artists like simon denny. ♪ simon denny: i want to put things on a stage so that people can look.is an artist that among the generation that is what it's like in the visualage. >> born in new zealand and based in berlin. taking the biggest art stages by thought-provoking installations. he helps us make sense of the modern world we live in technology, privacy, and corporate power. >> he is able to articulate and put together what we are all trying to figure out. does any subject he is interested in. he goes full tilt to really explore and reveal to us the often hidden or overlooked issues. >> new york new york. it is the place to be if you're an artist. simon denny may just out of his 20's. he has already made a name here. at thesaid retrospective museum of modern art ps one. simon denny: i went to .niversity at auckland i fell in love with her school. started having a great time. the fun never stops. my artwork is about culture and the way it changes. is morpheus one exhibition about summarizing those exhibitions in a trade show style format. you get canada condensed easy version

time as an art student, and the momentous project where simon found his groove. ♪ >> news artist simons one of the fastest rising artists in the world. back in new york he celebrated his exhibition. quite impressive from someone who has only left art school a few years ago. >> he is 32, which is remarkably young to have achieved this incredible profile, but also he is held in regard not only by critics but he has a massive following among artists. for me that is always a brilliant indicator that someone has a very long career ahead of them. >> i took a long time to get to what i'm doing today. i started out like many people do making paintings, landscape paintings in high school. when i went to university i started experimenting in different media like video and sculptor and all these other things, installation, and i guess kind of the body of work that i kind of know and work with today in a way started after or at frankfurt so i kind of started working in that mode when i was there. was s study in frankfurt an incredibly important part of his artistic development. i think it pushed h

simon weber will stay with us. our radar?imit tell you, bloomberg sources say barclays may cut what percent more of its banking staff. ceo speaks of possibility of cuts coming. 3:16.s the decision comes amid a legal battle. -- a breakup fee -- percent softer. energy stocks have slipped. opec gave up. at a chaotic meeting in vienna, opted to keep pumping in that effort to squeeze nonmember rivals structure for non-member be low --sia -- will will fall below 38 in the following weeks. up next, china's foreign exchange reserve falls below the $.5 trillion. pboc intervention. coming fresher -- coming pressure on the yuan. ♪ guy: 14 minutes past the hour. welcome back. you are watching the pulse pierced streaming on bloomberg.com. china's foreign exchange reserves fell to $2.44 trillion. that is a big number. let's find out what it all means. tom, the fall was expected. talk to us about the reasons behind it. there are a couple of factors at work. firstly, china's this is his. china's investors -- china's businesses. china's inves

simon: it's december and the world is meant to be calming down. [laughter] simon: it definitely is.ery little is priced in in terms of expectations. there has to be some cut supply and a rally in oil prices. i think -- with respect to the ecb, i think draghi talked himself into a corner. i would be amazed if we didn't see action, it is just how much action. a three to six month extension to qe seems to be the consensus. manus: we talk about looking forward to 2016. your view on the world on growth and equities -- you say we will get a pretty decent turn, 7%-8% per terannum. would give us your outlook for equities. simon: one of the big calls for 2016 is that 2015 did not mark a peak. cycle of we cnn to the underperforming emerging-market equities. thirdly, with respect to keep tactical views, it is heightened volatility that is likely to remain with us for longer, if we are entering into a diverging world. the ecb, bank of japan, and others. manus: i have a volatility chart -- i think it encapsulates very well where we are, and expectations of bigger currencies to come and what we a

so simon gave up. then he realized he saw the four talking before the robbery but says those three acted like they didn't know the fourth man and again demanded money. >> they told me, i just tried to help you. you should give us money. i said, no, that kid was with you guys. they pretended to get offended again. >> reporter: that's when things got physical as simon went to go back to the dunkin' donuts. >> they tried to get me on the floor. but thankfully, i have a lot of good leg strength. >> reporter: after all that, he's taking the high road. he says he's not angry and to not call him a victim. >> it's a shame that they had to do that to me. >> reporter: as for simon, he hasn't been able to buy a >> after seeing our reports, an eyewitness news viewer came forward and has offered to give carlos a new phone. >>> another arson fire at a home under construction. investigators have linked at least seven arsons in forest hills. the home targeted in last night's fire has already been hit once before. poli

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a first generation digital native, tech culture and its influence on all of us is what fascinates simon denny. the exhibition is a curated selection of his tech work. from berlin's startup culture, to power house tech conglomerates, each subject is turned inside out and on its head for closer observation in typical simon denny fashion. >> i think a big part of the interest in simon's work comes from a hunger that we have to think more about tech culture. lots of his work feels like and uses many of the materials we associate with commerce. smooth surfaces of plexiglas,

simon. you ever feel like people can't really see you? like if you stopped moving, you'd just...fade away? you are not invisible. and yet... i do not love you them things when i was feeling a little unsure about myself and i'm sorry, baby that wasn't right then you got me thinkin' [ sobbing ] yeah, thinkin' of you thinkin' for the last time yeah, the last time you're really gonna leave me maybe the stars aligned or maybe i've just changed my mind maybe i'm yours i'm yours i'm yours, i'm yours i'm yours, i'm yours i'm yours yes, sir hey. say something. there's nothing left to say. caleb, i am so sorry. i didn't think that it would end like this. are you just gonna ignore me? caleb? what? i didn't choose this, okay? yeah, you did, when you slept with my dad. you did choose this. well, if whatever i had with your dad was on the record, then me ending it is, too. god, i just can't imagine how your mom's gonna feel when she finds out. well, you don't have to worry about that, 'cause she already knows. yeah, i told her, because she's gonna get

i'm sorry, simon. this wasn't supposed to happen. the hawkeye are going to the rose bowl for the first time in 25 years. josh will have reaction from iowa city. and meet an iowa city woman who has spent more than two decades helping kcrg-tv9 news at 10 is next. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. every christmas is memorable. but a gift from kay jewelers... makes it unforgettable. save up to 30% on diamond fashions at kay, the number-one memory-maker in america. every kiss begins with kay. i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet... that it was damaging the enamel. i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said pronamel can make my teeth stronger. pronamel is helping me lead speaks native language ] who are you? that's not important. i know who you

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simon: if not the 12.arolyn growth we will talk much more -- >> we will talk more about commodities, stocks, currencies. who are the winners and losers in the performers of 2015, stay with us. ♪ caroline: it is 6:30 if you are in franken test frankfurt. -- frankfurt. we're looking at oil, heading for its largest gain in more than two months. it has been a tough year. we have been looking at some of the best and worst performers of 2015 whether it is commodities, stock market, currencies, she's got it. what was the best asset class. what you -- should you have been in if you're looking at a multiplatform? bonds.r: it looks like i was looking at the global broad market that covers the sovereign and corporate, developed and emerging markets. i was looking at the world indexes clocks -- stocks. in europe, the stoxx 600 looks like it outperformed the bloomberg index. it is fascinating. of course you have negative yields on a lot of the sovereign debt in europe. we have seen actually be stock 600, it is looking

simon french stays with us. the hedge fund majority-owned by carlyle group is said to have almost $1 billion in withdrawal requests just in the last quarter. is seeing investors leave in droves. of course, we are talking about claret road asset management, majority-owned by carlyle group. million in withdrawal requests in the fourth quarter according to a person familiar. what that does is leave the firm's assets, 85%, below their peak last year. the firm is going into january with $1.25 billion in assets. that is down from the high of $8.5 billion. we have not had a comment yet from clarion road itself. they usually make clients giving notice. of -- a notice period of 45 days. this time, they let clients wait until last week in the hopes that fewer investors would decide to exit. it looks as if that plan may have got a ride. it invests in everything from distressed debt to municipal bonds. what that means is, that might lead to questions as to whether it is the next casualty in the carnage we have seen in high

simon. >> perfect.ar's eve, and everybody around the globe -- there you go. just as we look at that, there's actually -- we could have some celebration down here on the new york stock exchange. we are about to close the gap for the losses that we had earlier in the session. remember, to be break even for 2015 the s&p has to close at 2,058. now, we came in four and a half points ahead of that. we dropped. we are now cutting those losses, needless to say, we're able to close flat on the s&p, all positive. it would be a huge help for people who have to sell stocks as a living to other people in the streets. down year is kind of difficult to argue, though. bed, bath telegraphing worse than expected sales. we know what's going with the e. coli outbreaks. a couple of stocks to watch. a lot to watch in the year to come. thanks for being with us all year long. thanks, simon, for being here with me today. for now let's send it over to mandy drury and the halftime report. >> going to be seeing you for the rest of

. >>> wildlife aid simon cowell racing to a wounded deere. >> what's the matter. >> darts in front of the road. >> one of the toughest rescues is one of the most rewarding. and -- >> a 4-year-old -- >> giving it all she's got. the way of the whip nae nae. >> boom. watch me whip. >> what, what. >>> it's pretty typical and kind of expected when you're out traveling to check in with your parents every once in a while, i'm good, i'm in prague, having a great time, see you later. this guy roger skype called his parents and they're thinking he's in a bus. >> [ inaudible ]. >> so roger is in a plane about to skydive in sydney. called his parents and they're over there thinking he's in a bus and before they know it, their son is flying through the air. >> didn't hear a word you say. are you in an airplane or what? airplane. >> god. freaking out. the dad starts shouting out expletives. the mom can't believe what she's >> the incredible video she's got 4g at 5,000 feet. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> do i need to mention they're irish? >> i think it's pretty clear. >> that is the [ bleep ]. >> this is c

if you're looking for somebody with that carly simon feeling, really, carly simon is the one you want to do it with. ( laughs ) really? you want to try it? what's the note? can you-- >> jon: that's it right there? >> stephen: mmmh... mock >> yeah! >> stephen: king >> yeah! >> stephen: bird >> yeah >> stephen: yeah! >> yeah >> mockingbird >> he's gonna buy me a mockingbird and if that mockingbird won't sing he's gonna buy me a diamond ring and if that diamond ring won't shine he's gonna surely break this heart of mine and that's why i keep on tellin' ev'rybody, sayin' wo, wo, wo, wo, wo hear me now and understand he's gonna find me some peace of mind and if that peace of mind won't stay, i'm gonna find myself a better way and if that better way ain't so i'll ride with the tide and go with the flow and that's why i keep on wo, wo, wo, wo, wo mockingbird! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah! you're very very good! i was in and out of there. i was in and out of there. "boys in trees" and the companion cd, "songs in the trees," are available right now. we'll be right back with carly s

anna: simon, thank you for joining us. simon bellard joining us with a look at the credit markets.next, we will find out how nike has managed to stay a step ahead of its rivals. now.26 in london we will take a short break. ♪ anna: welcome back. ."u are watching "on the move we are up 1.5% on the ftse 100. you can see the picture is not much different with 1.8% higher. let's check in on foreign exchange and oil markets. there is a lot of focus on the parity between brent and amex. nymex. nymex has gained ground on brent. as a result of a change in policy and the united states that is. the euro-dollar is 1.096. the euro surged at the beginning of december on the back of the ecb move. let's get to the top stories this morning. caroline hyde has been watching some of the movers. caroline: oil stock miners are leading the charge. arcelormittal is up 5.83%. 256% taxis proposing a on some imports of chinese steel. the reason is many of these companies in the u.s. have been claiming that they have been dumped upon in terms of cheap imports coming in from china and taiwan.iliadaly, korea, a

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here's more from london. >> simon cowell! >> reporter: overnight, simon cowell shook off the drama. thieves broke into his london mansion early friday morning, stealing jewelry and cash reportedly worth of hundreds of thousands of dollars. his girlfriend lauren silverman were asleep and so were their baby boy,erratic, seen here in a sweet tweet from the dad last happier still if you're safe in your own home. abc news has learned that a guard has been removed from the cowell residence and the neighborhood watchman who gave chase to the suspect can expect a very nice christmas present. good life. on his youtube channel, a sneak peek at his luxurious multimillion-dollar home. but that inside look may have provided a road map for the getaway. >> providing a huge amount of information for someone who might want to burglar. >> reporter: it's one of the most beautiful and exclusive neighborhoods in all of london. plenty of celebrity ies with ample private security. not yet known how the criminals long they stayed. a female stalker armed with a brick smashed a window and made her way into t

simon: certainly there's a risk. bloomberg surveys asked that question. will they reach their inflation target? that is four years away. that is quite a good minority that suggests he won't. if inflation still is in at target, you're going to have questions about the ecb's credibility. who knows what policies they will introduce to make that case better? in fairness, look at draghi's favorite measure -- [indiscernible] maybe on the stimulus talk, but we had that in the past. they come back down on the reality. the market has known for a while, you don't really bet against mario draghi. compared to jean-claude trichet a, mario draghi has the experience of wall street, goldman. the lesson has always been, if draghi can add something, usually well. were that powerful in stimulating inflation or boosting inflation, we wouldn't have a problem. look at the japanese experience. they are doing qe on a scale that even draghi probably won't do. athink this is a bit of coven. they have a mandate that is very specific about inflation. but actually, this is an extraor

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guy: simon, thank you very much indeed. simon ballard, bill o'neill. let's get you up to speed this wednesday morning. modi isrime minister headed towards moscow after what is set to be the nation's biggest weapons deal with russia since 2001. the missile system which india plans to buy is likely to cost $4.5 billion according to a defense official. u.s. consumer spending increased the most in three months in november, suggesting momentum as the u.s. economy heads into the holiday shopping season. the data was due to be released today, but was published a day early. getting things done before christmas. nike shares are rising in premarket trading after it defied concerns about china's slowing growth and delivered some good news. second-quarter profit beat analyst estimates while revenue in china was up 24%, to almost $1 billion. with that nike beat working its way through the european markets, we have a nice bounce for its german competitor. i did us trading up nearly 2%. next, three chinese companies warn that they could default over the next few days

i'm sorry, simon. this wasn't supposed to happen. after last night's tough loss, there's still reason to celebrate. we'll hear from the hawkeyes as they get ready for the rose bowl. brad: weather ad lib i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. every christmas is memorable. but a gift from y jewelers... makes it unforgettable. save up to 30% on diamond fashions at kay, the number-one memory-maker in america. every kiss begins with kay. i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet... that it was damaging the enamel. i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said pronamel can make my teeth stronger. pronamel i is helpinme lead speaks native language ] who are you? that's not important. i know who you really are. i'm sorry. my -- my english is not very good. cut the crap. let me in, or i'll tell y

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simone: i think, not. it is slowing inflows. when you look at the broad landscape of where to put your money, if you want fixed income-like returns, you think maybe stocks are at a peak and you want someone who can short, the answer you are right that is hedge funds or some sort of private equity hedge fund hybrid vehicle. that has a lot of interest, too. betty: and the winners -- we keep talking about the losers. simone: there have been winners, particularly multi-strategy funds. millennium, citadel, both of the digits this year. there are certainly people making double digits this year. betty: there are indeed. when there is loses, there also winners. simone foxman, our bloomberg hedge fund report. stocks are near the lows of the session as the s&p tries to eke out a fourth straight year of gains. julie hyman standing by. julie: going to be down for the wire in terms of the annual performance. joining me for today's options inside is dan deming, managing director from take aim financial -- kkm financial pretty good to see you

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good morning, rick. >> good morning, simon.e to welcome our guest, corporate and junk bonds expert, peter guest. merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you too, rick. >> in sticking with the holiday spirit, let's look at the high yield of the past an the future. on the past score, all that volatility, what the charles dickene dickens was going on when the fed was getting ready to meet? what did you think of that? >> i think people got very nervous. it got oversold. we saw huge volumes and that was the signal to buy. i think fortunately, we won't get a lump of cold in the high-yield market going into the year-end. >> a lot of volume and volatility. one of the themes of 2014, '15 and i'm sure '16, is liquidity in markets, specially fixed income. liquidity in volume is not necessarily the same. you were writing about it. explain. >> they were saying, this might be an attractive opportunity. they do not want to buy individual bonds. they get this diversified portfolio. they can put risks to work and they are not taking that ideosyn

simone: i think they are over 10%. betty: do we know why? simone: different teams. multi-strategy across different people doing well. they seem to be choosing the right people or letting go of the wrong -- the right people to let go of. betty: we tend to forget there are some winners. think to the extent that people are not leaving the industry in might be because -- how much higher can stocks go? our bonds really going higher? if you want something else you're looking at alternatives, real estate or private equities. hedge funds are in that conversation. you should be able to make money on the short side if that is where you are thinking the market is headed. betty: that is why you are getting paid the big bucks. simone foxman, air hedge fund manager. much more ahead. yahoo! stock up over 5%. possibility of a sale of its third-quarter business. not just that mean for the future of the company but the future of the ceo? ♪ betty: good morning. i'm going to head to the markets desk where julie hyman is trucking along on some company movers. julie: the trucking stocks

said simon estes. estes also currently holds teaching positions at iowa state university and wartburg college. you can watch estes perfom this 7:30 p.m. (sheila) today, we had a chance to spread a little holiday cheer in northeast nebraska. (matt) the "tree of love" made a stop in emerson, nebraska, this afternoon. sheila and i visited the the folklkfrom winnavegas casino. we weren't'tlone... i brought my three kids, r-j, elizabeth and jason with me. we had a great time, singing christmas carols, handing out gifts, and enjoying some cheesecake, too! still to come... northwestern college has promoted from within -- as they introduce their new head football coach. anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and ckless, like donald d ump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 2

simon: perhaps.ance -- the fiscal policy has been five years of tightening policy overall around the developed markets certainly. next year from the central bankers, there will be a little bit more spending and lower taxes. the account is will be a little more easier and that will help to offset the central banks tightening. anna: louise, and that something you are speaking quite positively about. you see the things we already have in place is enough to propel the european economy i think theree: needs to be further reform in europe to help the european economy. the spanish election, we saw the effect on the market yesterday. in europe, the companies are in a good place. we are seeing consumption has tailwinds behind it. it is help from other areas. and a cut you bring up the spanish economy and election, it is interesting because when you look at that from the top down view and put that into the european context, it is easy to box event with other elections. simple of a picture coming out of spain,

so tightly. >> that's got to hurt, simon. >> oh, a lot. >> look at the bend in the bar. it's obviously been trying to get out so long. it really does explain that and pushing. >> we need to get her up. >> lift her up. >> she lifts her front end up. >> come op, girl. >> they figure out that if they lift the deer to its feet and the third person pries the bars open they can loosen the bars enough to get the deer out the way it got in there and watch this, it finally is free. it gets back on its feet. and then it just takes off. in this next video from england, the guys over at veil wildlife were called to rescue this stuck on a rope. when they get close you sees just how tangled this thing is. it's going nowhere fast. even though it's trying and eventually they throw a towel over the deer to calm it down and then they start using some tools to snap through the rope. >> it took more than one person to get this situation handled. you can't go up to that kind of animal and not have some kind of doing. >> they were able to control the situation, controlled it and cut the rope

. >> simon cowell got scary news. >> i got to say, he, his girlfriend and their son who's not even 2 years old were all sleeping when the house was burglarized. their west london home was broke jewels, simon's passport, managed to leave the house, and a neighborhood security guard caught wind what was going on, chased down the burglar, was able to recover simon's passport and a couple other items. thank god he's okay. he made light of it on the x factor saying that everything's okay. my guard dogs aren't the best in the world. >> we're surprised this happens to someone so well-known. everybody knows who lives where. but remember when sandra bullock. >> yeah. >> if they have the greatest security, who does. >> remember the guy who got into the queen's bedroom? >> but if you missed simon, he will be on "america's got talent" this summer. >> morgan freeman was taking off in mississippi in a private plane. >> he was taking off from memphis to texas where he was show "the story of god" when his plane had to make an emergency landing. everyone is okay. morgan gave a statement saying that h

passport and a couple of items burk thank god, simon is okay, and he made light on the incidentn the x hf-factor saturday saying that everything is okay, guard dogs are not the best in the world. >> and we are all so surprised when it happens to somebody so well known, because everybody know s knows knows where everybody live are ss. and i remember when it happened to sandra bullock. >> yes. >> and even the guy that got into the queen's bedroom. >> so if you missed seeing simon, he is going to be on "america's got talent" and maybe on "american ido reunion of sort ss. >> and morgan freeman was taking off from clark and the plane -- terrifying, right? a segment of the show "the story of god" when a plane blew a tire in the take off and the pilot had to make an emergency crash landing 40 miles from takeoff and everybody is okay, and morgan gave a statement saying that he and the pilot were totally fine and the plane had a couple of scratches, but all that is well that ends well in this case. >> and you remember that time that frank and i were flying and the door blew right open. >> and

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