be speaking to the barclays ceo jes staley.o the primelking minister of ireland and we will be talking to the u.k. prime minister as well as well as the chancellor. if you look at the -- we are spending politics, the economy, and finance and we are seeing the ukrainian president. it is a packed show and it is day three of the world economic forum. we have all of today and tomorrow. talk about the markets. what do we have in terms of what the futures are expecting? less than half an hour till the start of trading. what is the picture? matt: we see futures down across the board. if you take a look at what is going on in european futures, we see losses on ftse futures as well as on dexia cheerswhat do t the futures are expecting? less than half an hour till the start -- dax futures. cac futures look unchanged, but we will see how they adjust. take a look at treasuries. i have a three-day chart of treasuries. we can see the yield is coming down on the third day of trading. 2.6 percentup to yesterday but coming down could be a dead

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tax reform is a big deal for barclays says the bank's ceo jes staley saying yus europe will need to keep up to stay competitive >> on one level it's clearly changed or will change the dialogue around how countries are coordinating globally both in terms of how to deal with business as a function of r regulation and tax. >>> and diageo sales up. >> diageo's strength is about top-line growth and efficiency i call it the perfect blend. >>> i'm akiko fujita live in davos. we have heard from u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin again saying he thought his comments on the dollar were clear he said he is not concerned with the greenback levels short-term. this after the dollar fell further against the euro on his opening comments in davos, saying that he supported a weaker currency. geoff will speak to the treasury secretary on a panel, the remaking of global finance at the forum today, which also includes philip hammond, larry fink, and christine lagarde. you will want to tune in to that that kicks off at 11:00 a.m. local time our u.s. colleagues sought to get clarification from wilbur ross a

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visit ncicap.org] >> c-span, where history unfold staley. in 19 -- unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> now, c-span recently talked with speaker of the house paul ryan. this is about 15 minutes. >> house speaker paul ryan, thank you for joining us. let's talk about the tax bill. members of your party are saying there need to be some fixes, some revisions to the bill in 2018. what changes if any need to happen? speaker ryan: it is good to be back with you. it has been a while. anytime you do massive legislation like this, this is the biggest rewrite of the tax code in more than 31 years, the last big rewrite was 1986. this is more comprehensive than that. so we knew all along, when you had such a massive rewrite of tax laws, you are going to have some technical changes that will need to occur. for instance, we rewrote our entire international tax system on how we treat international economics and cash flows. we knew that would need some re

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jes staley and others talking about this. tom keene in the chair.ored to have you with us. thank you for attending with your work in shanghai over the years and now in beijing. david rubenstein is with us, thank you for being with us with different views. i always start with and richard, but because of his acclaim on the financial crisis -- your book, which was my book of the year last year, i hear a new e dition refers to bitcoin? >> it is the last quarter of the book, actually. tom: it was my most courageous book ever. it is not just about the beginning of the book, but about negative interest rates. if we have another financial crisis, there really isn't a banks of what central would do. i think it is something we need to talk about. tom: let's talk about the acclaim of your work. this time is different. do you feel this time it is different? >> i mean, i don't. i feel we are still coming out of the last financial crisis. a deep systemic financial crisis like we experienced has a long afterlife and taking eight to 10 years to fully recover is not

speaking tomorrow with the barclays ceo, jes staley.e will be talking about the future of banking. . friday i will be moderating a panel on monetary policy and what comes after normalization. by ray dalio.ed we are trying to figure out exactly what the davos men and last yearso wrong, and what they got so right. we are looking at some of the market calls they made last time . the dollar call was wrong and so was the price. three.re in day let's check out what is happening in the markets today. there is the stoxx 600, gaining for a third day after a third weekly gain. the best run since october. the euro, up by .5%. there is a bit of relief now. voting to enter negotiations on the common policy platform for germany. they have still got his final say on any coalition pack. there is another hurdle. this week, itins will be the sixth straight gain. the u.s. 10 year yield will change two point 56%. a vote is scheduled today, according to the senate majority leader. it could end the shutdown, just as it begins to take hold. it is unclear whet

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interesting to hear jes staley talk about barclays. if you look at the possible causes of the next financial crisis, people will say muscle memory is a concern. 2008.will draw from but what if the next financial crisis comes from something different? tom will join me here on our davos set. we will be talking about protectionism, donald trump with his tariffs, not only on solar panels, but on some of the washing machines. the president slaps duties on imported solar panels and washing machines in his first major protections move. china slams the decision. back to work. the government is back open. have they just kicked the immigration issue three weeks down the line. netflix's vlue tops $100 billion as shares surge in after-hours trading. good morning and welcome back to "bloomberg surveillance," and '' m francine lacqua at the world economic forum in davos. tom keene is joining me shortly, he just wrapped up his panel. it is the first official day. we have the indian prime minister speaking for the first time for an indian leader in ab

to tennis now and simona halep will caroline wozniacki in saturday's all staley an open final in melbourne all this after the top see the romanian got the better. germany is actually cared for in so we be marathon sets and the other semi a number two seed wozniacki overcame a second set wobble to defeat belgium's a while the debt dispatched to britain's kyle edmund in straight sets he'll play either defending champ or roger federer or the other seed at chongqing on for the title before i let you go and remind you of our main headline of this hour scientists in china have revealed two identical baby monkeys created using the same claims technique that gave us dolly the sheep more than two decades ago their research breaks the technical barrier that could open the door to human cloning. thanks so much for watching. in good shape. a danger that can affect anyone aneurysms arteries in the brain or abdomen that bone can be life threatening and are rarely discovered in time. if this ruptures it's very dangerous for the patient because patients die instantly much like eat always. in good shape ne

. >> i thought joe staley said it well. i don't think there's many teams had we taken care of business early and, you know, were able to sneak into the playoffs, i don't think many teams would want to face us. >> by taking care of business, lynch was referring to the five games the 49ers lost bioamined 13 points. the on the -- by a combined 13 points. the optimism is off the charts. >> sign him. is he in a position he wants to jump on? it's a pretty good fit it seems like. >> i have never seen an athlete take this city by storm quite this fast like this, this fast. even the lincecum category, curry category, but this guy is off the charts. >> maybe just what they needed. >> i'd like to talk more, but i have to see if the raiders signed jon gruden yet. >> a piece of the team. i are you feeling lucky? right now the powerball, mega millions jackpots amount to nearly $800 million. chan it's a rare event for both jackpots to hit more than 300 million at the same time. your chances to win are one in 259 million for the mega milli

saidarclays ceo jes staley the mood at davos reminded him of 2006 when everyone thought they had solvedcial crisis. he spoke today along with the citigroup ceo and bloomberg's tom keene. stately warning against complacency and saying a combination of stock markets at record highs and volatility near all-time lows was not sustainable long-term. i think we saw the economic calamity at the last financial crisis and the damage that was done globally. i do think one thing that is different this time that we need think the is i connectivity and the collaboration between regulators and academics and private equity firms and investment firms and banks is at a whole another level then it was precrisis. you go back to 2005-2006, a bank would meet with the fed maybe once every quarter. today the bank of england are at the bank every day. >> to the british do this better? did they have a more focused, simpler format? >> on both sides of the atlantic , the degree of integration or work between regulators and banking community, not only to fix what happened last time, but now as most of the correctio

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staley ofjes barclays.nded conversation -- he had an extended conversation with erik schatzker -- francine: and me. tom: excuse me, i did not know that. i cannot keep track of all the different interviews we are doing. andinterview was on brexit tax reform. jes: i think there was a consensus around the major economies of the world that we needed to reregulate the financial markets, and do it in a way that we maintain parity across those markets, so that no institution could arbitrage one regulator against the other. i think a lot of good was done and a lot of important regulation was brought into the financial system over the last 10 years. i have consistently supported a more regulatory environment. now there is a new equation. it seems as if the u.s. is willing to be very much on the front foot in terms of making the u.s. market competitive. barclays business strategy is a transatlantic bank, so 40% of our revenues are generated in the united states, and all of a sudden the u.s. has become one of the lowe

. >>> 49ers offensive tackle joe staley also gets the call replacing cowboy tackle tyrone smith due to injury. this is joe's sixth trip to the pro bowl in his 11-year career. he's one of the best at what he does. he would argue jimmy garoppolo should be there. joe protected jimmy's blind side for the 6-1 run to end the season. >>> jack del rio could be back in the nfl as a defensive coordinator for the new york giants. the g-men hired pat shurmur as their new head coach and espn reports del rio's the at the top of his defensive coordinator wish list. del rio guaranteed $6 million by the raiders for three more years each year, he can afford to take a year off if he wants to. the arizona cardinals inked defensive coordinator steve willings as their new head coach. we talked about it earlier, steve kerr finds ways to have fun, when they lose, when they win. he keeps it live for the players. i think that's why a they have so much success, the players play relaxed underneath him. >> he's a class act. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> we're all grieving. we might as well griev

job losses in financial services if britain fails to strike a deal with the eu barclays ceo jeff staleyaid britain's tax regime was uncompetitive and urged the prime minister to do more to make the uk more attractive as brexit edges closer. >>> the u.s. banks are about to kick off the fourth quarter earnings season. wilfred frost tells us what to look out for. >> reporter: the big banks begin reporting friday morning the big thing is earnings calls and how it relates to tax reform, the likelihood benefits are competed away and reinvested and the impact of more obscure elements of the bill, such as the b.e.a.t. management will need to address the sudden spike in yields we've seen tax reform and rising rates should be bullis looking commentary morgan stanley said eps should be boosted by 6% but there's some things to watch out for. tax reform is bad for this quarter due to one-off write downs. though they've been well telegraphed in recent weeks. and trading will be down consensus forecast is about 16% year-on-year decline, deutsche bank guided down 22% last week loan growth has slowed dr

rallying up to 1.36 a meeting yesterday between theresa may and various bank leaders including jes staleyf barclays saying they're making progress in terms of getting on the same page of what they want for discussions and financial services for the brexit discussions. let's look at bitcoin. bouncing back as south korea talks down reports that the cryptocurrency ban will be emine imminent >>> the december consumer price index is out at 8:30 a.m. along with december retail sales at 10:00 a.m., november business inventories. eric rosengren and dallas fed president robert kaplan will sit down with steve lease mran y liesman on the earnings front, jpmorgan, wells fargo, blackrock are all reporting results today. don't miss blackrock chairman larry fink, he will be on "squawk box" in the next hour. >> those blackrock numbers will kick off the earnings this morning. those come out at 5:45 a.m. during this show that interview on "squawk box," and then the banks will continue hitting their numbers throughout "squawk box. jpmorgan at 6:45, wells fargo at 8:00 a.m >>> facebook unveiling its biggest

joe staley will benefit. this is why. is a pro-bowl alternate and is now expected to be named to his sixth pro bowl. he will be joining kyle -- >>> sharks and ducks in anaheim. kevin la bank would cash in. wanting to win big, 6-2 the final. super bowl lii in minnesota will feature the patriots and the eagles, new england opens up as a 5 1/2 point favorite, no surprise there of course. that's it for sports. more news after the break. >>> finally tonight, we have this. an olympic-themed winter wonderland, fascinating for the visitors. nice colors. >> wow. >> ice lantern festival kicked off in beijing this weekend. they've got ice lanterns and sculptures there. the theme is 2022 beijing winter olympics, you can see that on nbc. four years away. let's get past south korea first. it features the culture and architecture of countries that hosted in the history. festival expected to run until ere march. >> that seems like a very talented and patient task to achieve. >> heading up to sierra this week, there's snow for you. you de

means that derek carr will take brady's spot in the pro bowl next weekend and 49er left tackle joe staley also added to replace one of the philadelphia eagles. >>> nba, the bucks fired jason kidd as their head coach. the former calstar spent the last 3 1/2 seasons in milwaukee. the warriors are home after a five game road trip ending with a loss in houston. golden state has appeared somewhat disinterested at times in the season, but steve kerr countered with a quote from one of the great actors of his time, kareem abdul-jabbar. >> wesley nielsen said to kareem in an airplane, you tell your old man to drag himself to court for eight minutes every night. >> i think you're the greatest, but my dad said you don't work hard enough on defense. >> i'm out there busting my buns every night. tell your old man to drag walton and me up and down the court for 45 minutes. >> he is saying what is he talking about? how many people saw airplane? it's one of the great lines of all time. kareem was right. >> it's right with our demographic. >> absolutely. >> kareem had 23 credits to his movie career, but h

the 49ers joe staley will also likely be in the pro bowl due to the eagles win taking one of their linemanof the game bay area hoops legend jason kidd is out as head coach in milwakee... kidd coached 2 1/2 seasons with the bucks... making the playoffs his first two years with the team... but a midseason slide this year coast him his job... the bucks have lost four of their last five games to fall to 23-22 and into eighth place in the nba's eastern conference. kidd of course... an nba hall of famer as well as a great player at cal and st. joseph high school in alameda... was replaced by assistant joe prunty for tonight's game against phoenix. tonight at 9 pretty dog (thanks) all he's all wet got a chance to play in the water (a little bit) because of washington not being able to come up with a budget. it caused many people to wander around muir woods without any adult supervision i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky

. >> they say davos is a contraindicator, everybody seems to be euphoric out there jeff staley was talking about things bernstein has a note today, markets up vix is up. that's rare but not a scare. >> i think that's a total decoy, the vix and the markets being up at the same time i just want to debunk that really quickly we're going from a very, very, very low level on the vix to a very, very, very low but little bit higher level that's really noise. but look, skepticism it's really hard to find you mentioned scott miner. all i can think about is ray dalio, saying if you're in cash, you're missing it. >> or you feel stupid if you're holding cash >> look, the bottom line, joe, you used the word twice, it's momentum you can factor sentiment into that but the point being is, rob, you're coming at it from an asset allocation view, great i'm coming at it from a portfolio management point of view i'm not selling anything until i see a reason what does that mean? if it's a particular stock, i need to see three down days in a row where the sentiment picks up to the downside because volume picks u

announcer: c-span, where history and pulled staley. -- history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by american television companies and is brought to you today by your cable television or satellite provider. >> welcome to las vegas. communicators" on c-span. we are on location for the next couple of weeks. we're atthe ces, the consumer electronics show. it's one of the largesttrade shows in america, and we're going to show you some of the interviews we did with tech leaders and some of the latest technology. this is "the communicators" on c-span. host: gary shapiro, this year's ces, what are some of the buzz products? gary: well, ces 2018 is pretty big, and products, you know, there's a lot of focus on artificial intelligence in many different ways. so, we have the smart speakers which, you know, alexa and google home. obviously, google's huge here, but we're talking about other products into the home and the car. we're also talking about artificial intelligence in another way, and that is smart cities. we have a big focus on sma

is being bombarded only staley about four hundred thousand people are thought to be trapped there amish depression golden is the advisor to the coalition of medical charities that work in syria he says at least one hundred twenty children in eastern guta urgently need medical treatment. the last. record. tax particular. christmas and new year period we see ten hospitals and. commission in. the last say in live we currently have twenty five children and. teens we absolutely need is a season seriously injured. i mean while in southern syria people who fled the fighting and now facing a battle of a different kind surviving the bitterly cold winter is need now report. in serious southern province of daraa those displaced by war face a new threat whether. this is a camp one of the largest in the region. robin and her grandchildren arrived here after escaping fierce fighting between syria's armed opposition groups and i saw a water logged field is now home if the rain continues they'll be forced to leave where can they go. then a moment when they left on homes without any possessions you can

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joins rich gannon and ken stabler as raiders quarterbacks with at least three pro bowl selections.joe staleyles win taking one of their lineman out of the game 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo is going to get a ring if the patriots win.... even though he doesn't play for them anymore.. he also gets a nice little bonus.... garoppolo pocketed $79,000 thanks to new england's two playoff wins and afc title.... he gets an aditional $112,000 if the patriots win the super bowl and $56,000 if they lose... it's good to be jimmy g. right now... that's for sure bay area hoops legend jason kidd is out as head (( v.o. / steve áá )) good news for our good news áá )) (( v.o. / steve (( v.o. / steve áá )) good news for our neighbors along the coast, the number of sea lions fromalaska to mexico has reached it's best capacity in almost 50 years. (steve) according to a new study by a national oceanic and atmospheric administration biologists -- the population of sea lions in california has tripled over the past four decades. the biologisits say the population of sea lions from alaska to mexico have exploded f

jeff staley is quite the deal maker, as you know, so we'll see if this is a vote of confidence or, youther this is a situation where, like, you've got a big, bad hedge fund knocking on your door and make you sit up straighter. lisa: credit suisse executives may be sitting up a little straighter, but only a touch. >> only a little. lisa: they have a modest increase to their bonus pool. >> yeah, i mean, everyone sets up straighter, did someone say bonus? everybody does, exactly. and, you know, credit suisse obviously has been under a lot of scrutiny. it has been a long couple of years of restructuring. i mean, he's really shifted the business, you know, toward wealth management, toward investment banking, away from trading. it has been -- it's been a hard road for them. so this feels like at least a little bit of good news. i love the lisa skeptical look. lisa: well, i just think it's so interesting, because european banks are struggling to compete with u.s. banks to recruit and attract the talent. you've heard some banks, like deutsche bank, actually putting out pretty big packages in o

the staley was put out about 20 minutes or so ago. this gives fodder for the critics who will say look, the department of justice, fbi have grave concerns about the memo, but on the other side, those who wonder what these can say this is just the fbi, the doj preempting this memo because they did something some feel the realm of surveillance that they shouldn't have done. neil: that might in fact be the case, but it is uncanny in these types of stories tend to get airdropped right after a big event for the president. i'm not saying it deliberate, but it is uncanny. reporter: you remember last year the president did give a joint address. it was like 10 or 12 days then, whatever was in office. he was very well received. i was a tuesday. wednesday was kind of an all-new cycle and thursday i'll defend jeff sessions came forward and said i'm recusing myself from the russian investigation and all of a sudden it was sessions russia, sessions russia or three or four days in a row and totally put the address the president gave on the back burn

staley from barclays. and richard's. -- anne richards. francine: i have monetary policy friday.g with you in dallas. ♪ ♪ alix: hello. 2.6%. tenure yield hit the highest level in years. 17 hours. the government inching towards a government shutdown. david: welcome to "bloomberg this friday. i am david westin. are you staying up until midnight? alix: i am still at work midnight. that is what i am worried about. about two and a half hours until the cash open on this potential government shutdown day. a continuedignoring climb higher. the dollar continues to roll over, seeing its worst level since 2014. euro-dollar up like 2/10 of 1%. the 10 year yield unchanged. 2.63%. what is the knock on effect equities? we will examine that. crude getting hit a little bit. the iea taking the wind out of those sails, seeing explosive u.s. growth. david:im