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spd going into a coalition with ththe elitists, part of them do not want to be members of nato.t of them object to eu policies. and the head had some very strong praise for donald trump, astonishingly enough. we are almost at the end of our time. whether you would agree with that, we do in fact see a new trend toward very hard righght-wing m media, breitbarte website that in many ways helped generate much h of the support r donald trump now saying it will open a website here in germany in time for the election. germans remember the dangers of right-wing populism, but how about younger ones? ulrike: and we have bundesliga -- isil and those who do not trust -- other countries came first. there is a trend and we need to be very careful. last question, fourth term for angela merkel as a whole work of democracy, yes or no? malte: yes. ulrike: yes. friedrich: yes. melinda: many thanks to all of you for being with us. oa+çóçó ♪ >> welcome to a special edition of our program, "europe after the u.s. election." donald trump was elected the new president of the united states. his surprise

spd decades learned behind bars. >> a simple trafc stop turned into a violent shootout. adrian was a passengein a vecle pulled over by north glen police last december. he was wanted on a felony warrant and tried to run from the scene. he red several rounds as he hitting one at a time. the shots landed in the officer's vest. >> it was obviously something that may of just saved handwriting life. >> reporter: the officer fired shots. hitting him multiple times, he was treated and arrested. after phroeding guilty to attempted -- after pleading guilty the judge handed down the longest judgment allowed. 32 years. >> injuries, treated and released from the hospital. his name was never released. back to you. >>> developing tonight, a nazi absolute to trump. >> hail trump! hail our people, hail victory! >> coming up, what the trump team is saying about these 4h supporters. >>> a close call for kids when a cop loses control during a chase. phony reviews while watching on- line. >> spring rolls, go, just go. >> where rick found fake reviewers for his fake food truck. >>>and we have

. >> as leader of the spd, gabrielle would be the obvious choice for chancellor, but the chance is, will the party choose schultz. there is also talk of schultz coming foreign minister. when he campaigned for the european parliament, martin schultz showed he had an easy way with people and could relate with their concerns. not a bad basis for his future career in domestic german politics. >> let's pull in a correspondent from our political desk. schultz hasn't said anything yet about what goal he wants to play in berlin. what you think is most likely? >> he wants really say what role he prefers, whether he would be the opponent of angela merkel for the candidate for the social democrats or whether he would be foreign minister. for many here the a natural foreign minister. these politicians are less forthcoming to speculate if he could become candidate for chancellor. this depends on if the current vice chancellor wants to that role and the fact that this deadline passed. this announcement by martin schultz that he is coming to berlin and is still none the wiser what the sd plans, that me

how deep the rift within the cdu party is, that it was not able to find a candidate of them from the spdporter: as germany's most popular politician, frank-walter steinmeier was the obvious choice. merkel herself described it as a commonsense decision. it could avoid greater troubles down the road. brent: let's pull in our correspondent standing by in our parliamentary studios here in berlin. from that report, chancellor angela merkel describes the agreement to back steinmeier as a signal of stability. who is that signal directed at? rupert: this is the first major decision angela merkel took after the election in the united states. it clearly is influenced by the grim electoral campaign -- or let me say the electoral battle we have seen during the last month in the united states. angela merkel struggle lee -- strongly believes germans want to have political stability, especially when it comes to the post of german president. by agreeing to frank-walter steinmeier from a rival party, by backing him, she also gives out the signal that the germans will have a president who has a high integ

nine people have died since spd. most ethnic groups in myanmar joined a peace conference in august, but sporadic fighting has continued in some areas, including shann state. the country's leader has said ending 60 years of internal conflict is her top priority. >>> switching gears now, a key u.s. stock index hit an all-time high on tuesday on hopes for the economic policies of president-elect donald trump. the dow jones industrial average topped the 19,000 mark for the first time. the dow closed a day at 19,023, that's up 67 point from monday. investors placed buy orders following the release of better than expected economic data. market players say it shares are being bought on optimism about trump's plans to invest in infrastructure and substantially reduce the corporate tax rate. analysts say strong sales figures are expected during the year end shopping season that begins on thanksgiving day on thursday. >>> foreign businesses are rushing into myanmar, prompting ever fiercer competition, this time among cell phon

the announcement is putting pressure on the country's spd to name their candidate. party chief and current vice chancellor could end up running against merkel, but that is a big quote if." the plenty -- a big "if." we'll see in january who put themselves forward for chancellor. they will be meeting with the party executive. if there are several, party members will vote on it. the populist afd party is welcoming the chance to unseat merkel and are attacking her record as chancellor. the party leader said malia politician responsible for the dangerous immigration chaos -- now the politician responsible for dangerous immigration chaos is standing for reelection. the green party are not yet talking about a possible coalition with merkel's cdu, instead they are pushing their own agenda. we look forward to the election. we will campaign hard on issues but we will be fair as democratic values did tape. -- dictate. her announcement has thrust all parties into the 2017 election campaign, ready or not. anne: for more on this now, we are joined by hans in washington. you are f

and tomorrow clinton is spds herring daughter chelsea to campaign in new hampshire. and on election eve, president obama will also return to the granite state to make one more pitch to boost voter urnout. i'm byron barnett. >> adam: according to nbc news, intelligence agencies and homeland security department and the military are working together to k affecting the election. the focus appears to object critical infrastructure like power grids. a senior official says your vote is safe but just might not have any lights. investigators believe hacker have tested their attack. >> the activity that occurred on the 21st of october has been seen by many in cyber security field as potentially a drill, associatesed with the real >> adam: the company she is talking about is based on new hampshire. stay with us on air and on-line during a lead-up to election day and on election night. you can get updates from the campaign trail on the 7 thousands mobile and tablet apps. >> kim: a chilling confession heard in court during a retrial of accused serial killer gary lee sampson. prec

. $576w investors pulling r goldn from the spd shares, more than doubled the outflows last month. isn't gold rallying? is it all about risk appetite bond yields? >> it is two things. the market is focusing on this dramatic rise in bond yields, not dangerous for gold, but if you do not see inflation pickup at the same time it is. is primarily a readjustment to a new situation. it is not a gold investors want to see at this stage. at the same time, the dollar has been moving up. the dollar is the biggest risk to gold into seventh -- 2017. if inflation picks up more than it has already, that would be supported. we have plenty of macro events coming and political risk over the next years and months both in europe and abroad. the net history for gold is not dead yet. if you look at the longer-term chart, we're still holding above levels that we saw from the brexit go back in june. haidi: we are getting lines breaking through the bloomberg, hp ceo has been speaking. the chairman saying he expects policyo moderate decisions. they say it is too early to tell. in terms of what they're look

. >>> a search is underway for a gunmen who fired shots at two spd officers. investigators say the officers approached a group of men who ran off and one of the men turned and fired several rounds. the officers were not hit and they did not return fire. . >> today council members in oakland will decide how much money the city will make from marijuana dispensaries. fter the election, and now that *recreational marijuana is legal in california, the rules will be under "even more scrutiny." a big point of contention is a proposal that would make dispensaries give a quarter of their revenue to the city, some of which would be used for jobs programs. this is "on top" o >>> there's a proposals that would make dispensaries give a quarter of their revenue to the city. this is on top of rules the council passed in may including one that sets aside half the city's pot permits for people who were jailed on marijuana convictions or who live in a specific east oakland neighborhood that saw a high number of marijuana arrests in 2013. state law requires that every pot busine

the chief telling us police patrolling nearby spd here's a live look at the scene. the chief says the fire is mostly contained at this point but crews will be there a while. he also says overgrown brush has made it difficult fort crews to reach the fire. no reports of injuries. >>> a possible hate crime in natick plus two suspects heading to court today for a deadly hit-and-run. >>> and donald trump sits down with 60 minutes. >>> president-elect donald the election addressing the recent unrest across the nation saying people don't need to be afraid. and when asked if he'll tone down his rhetoric, he said this ... >>i'll conduct myself in a very good manner, but it depends on what the situation is. sometimes you have to be rougher. when i look at the world and you look at how various places are taking advantage of our country -- and i say it going to be america first. >>trump also spoke about his meeting with president obama last week saying the two discussed a variety of issues from isis to healthcare. >>> meanwhile his attorneys have filed a motion to delay a fraud

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paul ryan says oust must admit muslim migrants spds kids to private school.o the president with zero experience will have a chief strategist whose only previous governing strategies have been attacking the republican speaker of the house and other republicans and who has spent more of his time attacking people, large groups of people, women, jews, muslims, black people. steve bannon has targeted them all. he is a hate merchant. he literally sells hatred. his website makes its money on hatred. today president obama refused to answer a question that invited him to criticize the selection of steve bannon, but he did say this about how the white house should be staffed. >> probably the most important point that i made was that how you staff, particularly the chief of staff, your national security adviser, your white house counsel, you know, how you set up a process and a system to surface information, generate options for a president, understanding that ultimately, the president's going to be the final decision-maker, how he staffs, the first steps he takes, the

party is going to have some difficulty selling its platform right now for martin schulz, the socialist spdse his country has done so well and is in such a great position economically as angela merkel laid out. reporting, i am reading some of the reporting, suggesting gabriel wanted him to replace steinmeyer but schulz has said to give real that if i am going to replace steinmeyer, i want a run at the top job as well. i think german politics got really interesting. matt, you have a great conversation coming up. really looking forward to hearing what the guest will say. to the ecbe talking vice president. bloomberg surveillance is up next. i am on bloomberg radio. it is a busy, interesting morning from a market and political point of view here in europe. ♪ francine: the dollar dominates. the u.s. currency drives the markets as investors position for a fed hike. emerging markets feel the fallout. a make or break meeting former rally. monte dei paschi shareholders vote. could the summit spell the end game for the italian lender? trump reveals he will need to borrow

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tom bevan is that the spd is the man from real clear politics. the cofounder thereof.plicated than it really does get complicated. i found it very difficult to make heads and tails of it. as i understand cummings got to win north carolina, florida, new hampshire which at the moment are a tossup. he's been got to flip another left-leaning state like colorado, pennsylvania, michigan. >> that depends what you think is going on in nevada. he's ahead in ohio, ahead in iowa. he's ahead in the polls in nevada that is a very well-respected pundit who followed the early vote closely and the democrats are above client hello and out of reach for trout. if that's the case is going to have to replace those votes by picking off one of the states you just mentioned. michigan, pennsylvania and is behind the state from 1% to 4%. he would need a real search to make that happen. >> you might get an indication because we will be tonight. we will get an early indication from north carolina and pennsylvania. they may set the trend for the rest of the country. >> first of all, it could be an

almost everybody agrees, both sides, we're going to have an infrastructure package and spd big on infrastructureve got caterpillar, that's the standout infrastructure stock, $90 per share. ingersoll-rand, general electric, i don't think that's much of an infrastructure stock, but caterpillar is going straight up. okay. the technology stocks are down according to our executive producer because trump vows to stop companies from making products overseas. they are down. actually ashley had that point earlier. >> thank you. >> and that should not affect facebook or netflix, nothing to do did $-- >> chuck sumer, they're talking about cutting bringing tax revenue home and put it in an infrastructure bank for spending, i don't know about that lock box. chuck schumer is talking about that. >> i'd like to see the market go down because these would be great buying opportunities precisely for that reason. for the patriation of the money and productivity and everything, it's a plus. as you said earlier, the market is going to be volatile for a while. when this settles down, i'd like to see it shake everythin

talked about equal cost increase for domestic spending and discretionary spending in defense spending spdd doesn't look like that is the way we will be going but spending more money on defense can wondering how we will pay for it. >> i'd like to pick up with the caller of of reparations the african-american and has with this presidency that has been raised so much in this campaign. over the weekend we have seen demonstrations and social media has been talking about heightened crimes and protest and against minorities in the way they are treated that was brought up in the 60 minute interview with mr. trump asking about the harassing of minorities that is reported over the last week since the election he looks straight into the camera and said stop. i saw a facebook post from one of my friends who said problems solved. it isn't that easy people welcome that he has made a direct statement that this is not acceptable behavior but it is not so easily solved. >> from a "christian science monitor" joining us also from will call of what it would be like to be a democrat in january. >> i think the