toshiba is a standout at 9% and australia closed lower by .8%. you can see that those gold players were among the support of stocks today because we did cb gold price rise for yet another session. second -- over the weekend liquidity into the system to support the banking stocks ahead of the lunar new year holiday. you have seen a quite a bit of support for shanghai equities up by .2% hong kong looking flat. absolutely on a tear today.

payet was the hammers standout player in his first season, helping them to a seventh—place finish. with france when they reached the european championship final, but west ham are struggling this season down in 13th and payet wants a transfer. his former club marseille have already had a £19 million bid turned down. we don't want to sell him. we said hundreds of times we do not want to sell our best players. we want to keep them. he is definitely one of if not our best player, and that is why we gave him such a long contract. i informed him of that, and he refused to play for us. another french international is on the move. morgan schneiderlin has completed his transfer from manchester united to everton, for a fee that could rise to £24 million. schneiderlin has signed for four—and—a—half years, and will link up again with ronald koeman, whom he played for at southampton. the french international played 47 times for united following his move from the saints in 2015, but he only made eight appearances this season, mostly as a substitute. everton have loaned out midfielder tom cleverl

metricse standout -- are you looking at? which ones standout? stay quite some time. if you look at technical indicators, there is another record that the kuwait stock exchange index holds, and that is the exchange in the world with the highest percentage of overvalued stocks based on something called a relative strength indicator. something like 70% of the 182 stocks in the kuwait stock exchange index are flashing that overbought symbol. .olumes remain pretty healthy in fact, volumes in kuwait are quite strong at a time when a lot of other gulf markets have been struggling to boost activity. we have also seen money managers , one in abreu dobby says he thinks the index has a further 20% to go. this will be an interesting story to watch. >> let's widen out the conversation. the fifth largest bank reported a 1% rise in the fourth quarter profits last week. that met analysts' forecast. our acquisitions all the cards, expect -- investors expect a boost in dividends? joining us on bloomberg markets. before we get into the balance thets, let's ask abo

and manchester by the sea, with the standout performance by casey affleck. la la land. have seen this. fantastic. a swooning tribute to classic old hollywood musicals. emma stone and ryan gosling of the star—crossed pair who meet in an la traffic jam. star—crossed pair who meet in an la trafficjam. a wonderful song and dance number. he is a jazz player, she is an aspiring aspect —— as —— actress. they hate each other when they meet but they will possibly become more. i got a call back. what? come on. borrowed tv show. congratulations. i've will like i said negative stuff before. congratulations. i've will like i said negative stuff beforelj congratulations. i've will like i said negative stuff before. i got the bullets. yes. you've never seen it. i've never seen it. it is playing. you should go. i can take you. ok. playing. you should go. i can take you. 0k. the research. bobby search. yes. monday night at ten o'clock. yes. monday night at ten o'clock. yes. great. research. iwent into it thinking, the problem is everybody said it is so good it will be a disappointment a

in this region china was the standout performer with 798 outbound acquisitions and there's also been vietnam, indonesia and australia while things have been more subdued in thailand, malaysia and the philippines. these figures are from a law firm and their mergers and acquisitions lawyer based in tokyo alun evans is seeing a different picture for this year. the outstanding story in 2016 was the china outbound story, more than $200 billion spent overseas by chinese companies and that was until december whether chinese companies who have the prerogative to do this essentially pressed the pause button amid concerns about the depreciation of the r&b and concerns about the slightly and strategic nature of some of the acquisitions. it will be interesting going forward to see how long that pause button is pressed for, probably at least the first quarter and then after that in 2017 we will see a more focused, slightly slower outbound acquisition spree from china. i think the deals above $10 billion, the mega deals, they will be heavily scrutinised by authorities and what the authorities deem

markets that actually ended up underperforming in 2016, while thailand's stock exchange was the standoutosing at around 20% higher despite economic uncertainty there. now, most markets are reopening for the new year today. so what should we expect, and where should we put our money in 2017? earlier i spoke to mike mccarthy of cmc markets in sydney and asked whether we will see the us rally this year. certainly in the short term that seems likely and ahead of the inauguration in january term that seems likely and ahead of the inauguration injanuary it looks like markets are likely take a positive trajectory. they have been very cautious although we saw some enthusiasm and buying toward the year end. last day of trading was a bit of a visit for most markets and that restrained positioning gives us confidence that we will hold ground 01’ confidence that we will hold ground or go ahead in the short term. longer term, potentialfor or go ahead in the short term. longer term, potential for policy changes in the us are of concern, we are expecting extreme volatility this year. do you think that

this was the standout story from this morning, of course, in the sunday times, the argument about tridentving around the enormous cost, whether it increases or decreases the nuclear armageddon — we never argue about whether they work or not, but apparently they are carried out every four years, the last one was injune and, according to the paper, the missile went in the wrong direction, headed for america, paper, the missile went in the wrong direction, headed foramerica, and of course no one direction, headed foramerica, and of course no one was direction, headed foramerica, and of course no one was told about it. then parliament voted to renew trident in a contentious vote in ignorance of the fact that allegedly trident didn't work in the test one month earlier, and the prime minister was accused of keeping the information from parliament. anyone who saw andrew marr this morning, she looked very uncomfortable and declined to answer the question, can only assume she knew and get the information from parliament. or she didn't know and she should have known. so many ways to interpret it. i

and manchester by the sea, with a standout performance by casey affleck. la la land. yeah, you've seen this is coming out, you've seen the poster. i have seen it. i've seen the film. 0h, you've seen the film, oh great, fantastic. so, damien chazelle's swooning tribute to classic old hollywood musicals of singin' in the rain and also things like umbrellas of cherbourg. emma stone and ryan gosling are the star—crossed pair who meet in an la trafficjam. it's a fantastic opening. a wonderful song and dance number. he is a hardcore jazz freak, she is an aspiring actress. they hate each other at the beginning but gradually the relationship begins to thaw and they become friends and possibly something more. here's a clip. i got a call back. what? come on! for what? for a tv show. the one i was telling you about, earlier. the dangerous minds meets the 0c? yeah. congratulations, that's incredible! i feel like i said negative stuff about it before. what? it's like rebel without a cause, sort of. i got the bullets. yes. you've never seen it! i've never seen it. oh, my. you know,

. >> a standout player this season. the dynamic midfielder was outspoken in june and has already scored four goals. he is hoping to shake off his thigh injury. >> i will be match fit and ready to return. >> revealed his favorite player was revealed. >> i think that we play in a similar way. an absurdly done thing. it >> tackling is generally a last resort in our game. the staff will find it easy to forgive the team. brent: a reminder of the top stories. dismissing unverified claims that russia has compromising information about. they may have leaked the reports. barack obama has made an emotional farewell speech. urging americans to become more involved in the countries political elite. i will take you back through the day and we will take you in depth in that first press conference by donald trump since the election and what it turned into. we will be right back. >>> seoul. capital of south korea. one community in the center of this city is drawing widespread attention. seongmisan maeul is mad

. >>> as for the men the standout accessory was definitely scruff.so many beards on this year's golden globe's red carpet that actor john hamm invented a name for it. >> i'm really looking forward to the documentary they're going to make about this year's golden globes called beard parade, 2017. >> yys. ♪ >> the good, the real good, and the bad. >> it's a bad look. >> i'm in the middle of doing a movie and a guy is living out in the woods. >> chris pines salt and pepper. chris hemsworth with short and neat. and aaron taylor johnson trimmed down the bushy look that his director helped groom for the film. >>>funny thing is tom shaped it& he shaved the mutten chops in for the charkter. >> simon is almost unrecognizable. brine cranston upped his faccor. >> i like the beard action going on. >> i stuck this on earlier this morning. let me knnw if it starts to curl away. >> feels a little itchy. >> it's like velcro down there. >> i want to point out when brian won a globe three years ago for "breaking bad" you notice there was no beard. >>> last night, trac

standout second of the game and it was 21-3. rogers, the future hall of famer, found jared cook, remember that name. jared cook. prescott to ryan and his touchdown. the two-point game. they did it and prescott called his name. this one tied at 28. now, 31 all with 10 seconds to go. rogers, do remember i said cook, i said cook. there he is. the strike from aaron rodgers. the play was reviewed and confirmed. he had both feet in. so a game-winning goal and a kick and it's good. they are out of their. 34 -- there. 34-31. the championship game. >> cable by -- cable guy.>>> could it be the cable guy for head coach? if you are scoring at home, the cable is now the sixth head coach to interview for the job. he ran for parts of three season -- three studies in 2008- 2010. nba and the eve of the cavaliers. we will get you ready for this one at 5:00 p.m., martin luther king day, start.>> 41 more to go. i watch every night so i have to play. they watch and that's more pressure than anything else. >>> lebron james and the cavs did not appear

pam: we now know that the teenager who was shot and killed in the east bay earlier this week was a standout high school football player. >> pam: teammates and family members identified the victim as lamar murphy. the 16 year old was of a junior at hayward high school. >> pam: he died monday night in hayward, near princeton street. >> pam: police say, more freedom now live at that house. and was there visiting. >> pam: officers believe murphy was killed in a drive-by >> brittney: we will continue to see decreasing klaus as we go into the weekend. our temperatures will remain closed at average. closer look at our satellite raiders side pit scattered sprinkles i would say. a few snow showers mainly to the north now. our chances of shaw worst among our has really gone down. >> brittney: are right now temperatures are in the low '40's we are at 47 in tampa. vallejo is at 54. a closer look at your three days for tests we will see a tiny chance of scattered showers. >> brittney: we will have back closer to the '60s. we will have more details coming up in a few in >> pam: a judge issued a restraini

it is the fang sfoks have been a real standout. all near record highs. with facebook and amazon reporting next week, could fang give you the most bang for your buck? >> well, i think unfortunately, a name like facebook is 15% gains in the last few weeks is probably going to get in front of whatever good news they have. that's just one view i have. i think you can put amazon in the same group. they're back forward those all time highs. and i think there's something really important to go on. there was a bit of a rotation. in the last few months of the year. the fact that they have come back means they're less thick that they've rotated into. so i'm not expecting this. especially after you look at google's reaction to the results. the results weren't fantastic. it wasn't as bad as someone expected. i think you'll get a lot of meh as you would expect. >> they actually didn't respond that well to google's earnings. then look at netflix. it is a different beautiful wax. >> it's binary. you either fail there or exceed that. and often it is a news event. it cau

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second chance, officially granting more pardons than any president in history, and some of the most standoutcartwright who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his discussions with reporters about the nuke program, and a hall of famer that was convicted in 1995 with tax evasion, and the co-founder of new york's famed studio 54 nightclub who was convicted for tax fraud. >>> and then ordered to remain behind bars until trial, and during the hearing prosecutors say santiago gave conflicting stories for his motive, and he said he was inspired by isis from websites. >>> and it's my son's dream job, the university of cambridge in england is looking to hire a lay go professor, and they are promising over $100,000 for a salary and the number one requirement, though, is to have a child-like mind-set, so if you like to get paid and play legos, hurry, because the applications close this friday and that requires a move. >> i think you would have to be an academic as well and not just want to play with legos. >>> you can see him showing off his spinning skills, and the staff calls him the dynamic tor

and that's where you'll see former penn charter standout matt ryan. he makes is super bowl debut on february 5th against the patriots. we spoke to his old high school coach. >> he's very humble. it's really not about him. he's really a team player. everything you see on tv is what you get. he hasn't changed, it's not affected him whatsoever. >> villanova at practice today, the wild cats visiting mar ket tomorrow. they expect mar ket's best punch in the rematch. >> it has forced us to have a level of concentration that i don't know if you could manufacture yourself. every time we play somebody we can see they're at another level so i think our guys are used to that now so they prepare knowing that that's coming. >> it's hard winning a championship and coming back. >> a lot of props man. >> thanks, don. up next a familiar face explore your treatment options with specialists who treat only cancer. every stage... every day.... at cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> the prime time emmy awards are on cbs this year

first, derek carr, standout offensive lineman, donald penn. penn hasn't missed a game in ten year career. a knee injury. penn tweeted he is in tears to miss the game. what now, csn crew is in houston. >> lack a joe frasier punch to the gut. a big deal that will knock the wind out of a very good offensive line. because donald penn allowed one sack all season. he was probably the nfl's premiere run blocking left tackle. to lose him before the game. regular finale. hurt his knee. tried to get back to this game. he wasn't able to do it. and now they're going to have to -- mix-and-match somewhat. >> you still believe? >> i still believe, for sure. >> kickoff, 1:20 tomorrow after. we're back in a moment. nbc bay area respond. >> i contacted nbc. two days later the check was in the mail. >> we respond to every call, every e-mail. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> welcome back, our storm ranger, noble doppler radar tracking late to moderate rainfall across the bay area. lot more to come, saturday, sunday. 2-5 inches lower elevations. highest flood con

at a record high and tech is one of the best performing sectors this year and it's bang stock, a standout, facebook, amazon, netflix, alphabet sitting near highs and facebook, could fang give you the most bahng for you buck? >> facebook, 15% garins in the last week will probably get in front of whatever good news they have. one view i have. i think you could put amazon in the same camp. back towards those prior all-time highs made right before they both reported back in q3. there's something important to go on. there was a bit of a rotation that happened. no doubt about it, in the last two months of the year. the fact that investors have come back to them means they're less enthusiastic about thing the they rotated into the end of the year. i'm not expecting, especially google's reaction to its results. not fantastic. the reaction wasn't as batds as expected. i think a heck of a lot of mess next week. how's that? >> actually didn't respond that well to google's earnings last time, also quite good. on the other side a name like netflix, obviously stock performed very well. >> yeah $50 bill

and that's where you'll see former penn charter standout matt ryan. he makes is super bowl debut on february 5th against the patriots. we spoke to his old high school coach. >> he's very humble. it's really not about him. he's really a team player. everything you see on tv is what you get. he hasn't changed, it's not affected him whatsoever. >> villanova at practice today, the wild cats visiting mar ket tomorrow. they expect mar ket's best punch in the rematch. >> it has forced us to have a level of concentration that i don't know if you could manufacture yourself. every time we play somebody we can see they're at another level so i think our guys are used to that now so they prepare knowing that that's coming. >> it's hard winning a championship and coming back. >> a lot of props man. >> thanks, don. up next a familiar f >>> the prime time emmy awards are on cbs this year and stephen colbert will be the host. >> it's the first time he will host a major award show. he is a nine-time emmy winner himself. nominations will be announced in july. and you c

that was the standout from today's report. lights a lot we've seen pulled back we've seen in the dollar and the chart we are looking at is dollar-yen has had a slight bounce back today. where up 1%. still lingering your the intraday highs. -- near the intraday highs. mark: the close link between the dollar and yields. -- billff the highs gross saying 2.6. that is such an important level. that signifies a bear market. richard: we are 10 basis points higher than we were. we are not anywhere near the level's bill gross is talking about. those earnings numbers today did give reason for some optimism. that is why bonds sold off. there is a lot of volatility. what is the bank of japan thinking when you have three or four big figure moves in a couple of days? can the minute a currency helping around like that that's whipping around like that? richard: there has been a lot of volatility for a long time. since president-elect trump was elected in november, that's been a 15% move. that is a big move in a short space of time. when you ge

toshiba is a standout at 9% and australia closed lower by .8%.ou can see that those gold players were among the support of stocks today because we did cb gold price rise for yet another session. second -- over the weekend liquidity into the system to support the banking stocks ahead of the lunar new year holiday. you have seen a quite a bit of support for shanghai equities up by .2% hong kong looking flat. absolutely on a tear today. this is a paper stocks rally. up 21% so far in 2017. this index is on track. all of those things looking next. a kyoto news report that its business is drawing interest. sydney down at 16%. the world's largest telecom a company -- pellet. they're embarrassed that they kept their first profit out. he leaves the company if he beats after several years at the helm. the theme of the markets today is a little bit of weight and see. to see how the u.s. trade after friday on inauguration day. manus: thank you very much. xiaomig news from corporation. the make equipment, can indications equipment. we have news that the price

including one standout speech. the face-off that everyone is talking about this morning. next. >>> a huge week for the country in transition. an actual news conference from donald trump. we are promised one. plus, confirmation hearings and fallout from the intelligence report about russian hacking. >>> moments of high drama at the golden globes. not about the movies, but about hollywood's leading actress and her sharp words for the president-elect. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. 30 minutes after the hour. christine romans is off this morning. it is doubtful that meryl streep will be singing or acting or doing anything at the inauguration. also dress shops in washington, you cannot get a dress if you want one. we will explain in a moment. it that's do wihas to do with t overnight face-off with hollywood and donald trump. for the first time in months, donald trump will hold a news conference. he said he would have one if december, but he canceled that. we will see if we get the explanation on that this week. we have hearings for the president-elect's ca

you mentioned there was a standout performer as mining leads a rally in asia.m cleans up over 2% in sydney. alcoa is there venture partner did -- partner. a very good day on the nikkei 225. we are starting to see a little bit of movement coming through from the yen. we are seeing some solid support for me hong kong -- from hong kong, as well. just quickly looking at currencies, the aussie dollar felt today. -- felt today. we will be live from london at the top of the hour. this is bloomberg. caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." back to earnings. a slew of companies reporting this week, including verizon. they saw their worst performance since 2011 in tuesday trading after adding fewer monthly wireless customers than expected. they remain under pressure to transform themselves into more than just a phone company. yahoo! is delaying their sale to verizon until next quarter because it needs more time to be closing conditions after the disclosure of two massive data breaches. after the -- as the two parties attempt to put the final touches on the sale, here is

. >> one standout is virtual reality which is moved outside the world of aiming entertainment. >> the greatest thing about er is it allows people to connect with each other. >> when it comes to music innovations put the recording studio in your hands and high-tech adapting 45s to work along with the juke boxster that of happy days. >> is the best of all worlds. everything that looks cool and sounds cool and you've got your phone industry and whatever you want through it. >> of course drones are everywhere, all shapes sizes and prices including this one. this flies for 10 minutes after quick charge and shoots amazing video and pictures and follows you around as your own personal drone and when you are done for three and a boxy folded up and deported in your pocket. at the consumer electronics show in las vegas adam housley "fox news." julie: how do you celebrate your birthday? are but not like this. >> at took a lot of times to get up there. julie: jumping out of a perfectly good plane at 10000 feet and oh yeah he's only 100 years young. ♪ ♪ ♪ rodney and his new business. he teaches le

one standout is virtual reality. >> the greatest thing about vr is it allows people to connect in waysve never been possible. >> reporter: when it comes to music, innovations like blocks puts a recording studio in your hands and vinyl has gone high-tech to work along with the jukebox straight out of happy days. >> the best of both worlds, everything that looks cool, sounds cool, and you've then got get your phone out and stream what you want through it. so what else do you want? . >> reporter: and drones are everywhere, all shapes, prizes, sizes, the hover camera passport, 13 megapixel pictures, 4k video, when you want to go, you walk up, grab, it fold it up and brett in this case, i'm riding off in the sunset. back to you. gregg: adam housley, very cool stand-up close as we call it. we'll be back in just a moment. ... >> >> credit karma, huh? yeah, it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. ♪ >> winter weather causing headaches in the world, you know if you come with your own cool coat, snow is just a playground. >> a playground, these bears at the zoo in southeast europe hav

people, confide in people over the years and that happened and those people and they're >> grant: a standout high school football player was apparently the teenager who was shot and killed in the east bay earlier this week. teammates and family identified the victim as lamar murphy. the 16 year- old was a junior at hayward high school. and he died monday evening in hayward. at a house near smelly avenue in princeton st. >> grant: when police tried, they found murphy suffering from multiple gunshots. a gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. police say murphy did not live at that house, but was there visiting. officers currently have no motives but believed it may have been a drive-by shooting. >> grant: happening now. friends and family are gathering to remember pearl consent-- pearl pinson >> grant: eight months ago police says she was kidnapped by financial castro on a freeway overpass above interstate 780 and vallejo. castro was later killed in a shootout with police and no one has heard from her sense. the solano county sheriff's office was there are no leads. but right now. the time to ke

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. >>> meryl streep's political speech might be the standout moment from the golden globes, but the musicalnd" was the big winner of the night, taking home a record seven awards. cnn's stephanie elam has more for you from los angeles, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. that was a big win. the record there being beaten by "one flew over the cuckoo's nest," the last time a movie won that many golden globes awards. "la la land" won every award it was up for, ryan gosling and emma stone wing for best actor and actress. "moonlight" also won, for best dramatic picture, people were wondering whether it would beat "manchester by the sea." a lot of big speeches, we saw ryan gosling with a touching speech to his love, his lady, as he put it, eva mendez, for raising their daughters and helping her brother while battling cancer. a tender side to some of the stars that we got to see. lots of beautiful dresses. there he is as he walked up to give that speech. beautiful dresses and tuxedos and it looked like people went back for a lot of old hollywood glamour, carol. >> stephanie elam reporti

a live look where things standout side. look at the clouds. not very productive. moment but that's going to change. steve has the answers you have been looking for this morning. first, welcome back this monday january 9th. >> i'm dave clark. the big story continues to be the big storm and what is coming our way. >> another system late tonight and tomorrow for boating ominous -- an angry sky. >> i like it. >> angry

but the red was a real standout. she definitely wasn't trying to blend. >> oh.ut this is oh, it's red, white and blue, i see that. that's what the men see. >> i applaud the fashion risk here. >> and the red gloves, i mean, that's a real risk. >> the gloves, i believe that they're bringing back the gloves. >> right. >> we saw that in the robin's egg blue. melania was wearing those long gloves. >> kate, maeve, thank you. >> we muddled through this. thank you very much. >>> we're actually following a lot of news this morning. so, let's get to it. >>>. ♪ >>> we love you, we're going to be working for you. the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> american people called or we took a meaningful step towards that direction. >> this american carnage stops right now. >> hundreds of thousands are expected to march demanding equal rights for women. >> is this was a movement. and now the work begins. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> yeah! >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn cammarata. >> we want to welcome our vi

first, derek carr, now standout lineman donald penn.hasn't miss add game in his ten-year career. he has a knee injury. he tweeted he's in tears to miss this game. so what now? our comcast sportsnet crew is in houston. >> reporter: this is like a joe were fraicher punch to the gut. this is a big deal that's really going to knock the wind out of a very good offensive line, because penn had only allowed one sack all season. probably the nfl's premiere tackle and to lose him right before this game 2349 regular season finale hurts his knee. tried so hard to get back to this game and just wasn't able to do it, and now they're going to have to mix and match somewhat. >> fans are not used to what they saw last night at oracle arena taking a huge lead into the fourth quarter and then giving it all back. show you what happened. memphis grizzlies from a 19-point deficit in the final quarter. 10 seconds left, mike connolly hit the shot and sends the game into overtime. it was all grizzlies in o.t. warriors fall flat and lose a rare game at home. me

sanofi one of the standouts.nt donald trump launches later twitter attack over a mexico bill. reporter from this report in washington. donald trump took to twitter to criticize toyota motor corporation. to implement a tariff on the automotive industry over its factory in mexico. president a kia toyota said he would take the incoming it is ration this prisons into account -- decisions into account when planning the opposition. -- the powerposed in the media industry according to sources close to the president-elect who has not commented topically on the transaction for months. he told a friend that he still considers the merger a bad deal. one of the people familiar with the conversation who asked not to be identified. is also saidegists to oppose the merger. bloomberg news, washington. going to apply a discount to corporations that could be in the firing line of donald trump. perspectives require -- yes. manus: the cost is difficult to figure out. in some ways is difficult because you have a currency that seems t

the ftse 100 was a standout. you can see the story really very clearly in a number of that classes.is the picture we solve. we solve this crossing after the election. we are closing the spread. that interesting to see trade playing out in gold versus the dollar. this charge is interesting, the commodities boost in the ftse 100. the fx strategy -- story is playing large there. this is the ftse 100. the blue line is everything. stripping out the commodities and this is the rest of it. the stub of the ftse 100. you can see the big difference in terms of performance. the commodity story is a big part of the ftse story and then you add in the sterling trade. it is not just cable rate. it is a cross the cross-ice. look at the british pound versus the aussie dollar. this 122 level will be interesting. we had holds there. it will be interesting to see if this one becomes topside resisted on the cable trade at 122. watch it that carefully. oil: you mentioned the price. the implications of a higher oil 100. whether it is on ftse 3.8% ahead of u.s. stockpile data out later today. what are inve

and the standout so far this season is a woman named corinne. she's 24.ives with her parents which is fine. but what sets corinne apart from other contestants in "bachelor" history is she has a nanny. she as 24-year-old woman with a nanny named raquel back home. and last night she finally shared this tidbit with the rest of the group. >> my nanny will handle a baby. i can't handle myself. i need to get raquel ready for that. >> what? >> nanny? >> yeah. >> you have a nanny? >> i do. >> do you have kids? >> no. >> why do you have a nanny? >> i'm a kid. >> you're a kid? >> how old are you? 24? >> yeah. >> you have a nanny? >> raquel keeps my life together. she makes sure that my bed is made every morning. makes my cucumber and my like vegetable slices for lunch. she makes me lemon salad. she knows exactly how much oil, lemon, garlic salt i like. i makes her happy, i'm not going to sap a woman's happiness. >> jimmy: isn't that sweet. you don't want to sap a woman's happiness. [ cheers and applause ] i'd like to imagine raquel at home watching that and spittin

and manchester by the sea, with the standout performance by casey affleck. la la land. tribute to classic old hollywood musicals. singing in the rain and umbrellas of cherbourg. emma stone and ryan gosling of the star—crossed pair who meet in an la trafficjam. it's a fantastic opening. a wonderful song and dance number. he is a jazz player, she is an aspiring actress. they hate each other when they meet but they become friends and will possibly become more. here's a clip. i got a call back. what? come on. for a tv show. the one i was telling you about. congratulations. i feel like i said negative stuff before. like a rebel without a cause. i got the bullets. yes. you've never seen it. i've never seen it. it's playing at the rialto. you should go. i can take you. 0k. for research. yes. monday night at ten o'clock. yes. great. for research. you're grinning all the way through it. i loved it. you and everybody else. i went into it thinking, the problem is everybody said it is so good it will be a disappointment and it isn't. it is really, really good. firstly, this is dami

he has a very compelling human story that has made him a standout among con terve sifz for years. of course, dr. ben carson has a profound medical career that has set him apart. he has had a national profile and today part of what we expect him to talk about is the start of his life where he has personal experience in living in urban environments and being a part of a housing develop ment and being one of those success stories that overcome some of the sort of built in obstacles that can be a part of urban life. he is nominated to lead the department of housing and urban development. that is out of his normal sort of professional life. and there have been those who have said he is not qualified to do that. and he could be, in fact, challenged in many areas about policy. but the trump administration and n. waiting believes that carson is the right person for this and will help to bring about a plan. and unlike some of the other nominee that's we have seen in the trump sphere, carson is saying he wants to work with this department, doesn't have a history of working against these kin

one of the standout charts you mentioned and that we come up thes wages most since 2009.is a strong average hourly earnings. 5.think the #503 does that correlate with what robert kaplan is saying, wages are getting a burn under them? >> payroll is in line. the key number was this one, the average hourly earnings, trending upwards, higher than expected, so this is clear and kaplan put it well. the dollar is doing part of this, but there is no doubt that rate increases will calm, whether you use the bloomberg wirp function to look at the probability of fed hikes, i think we will build in this quarter closer to 100%. is on it minute by minute. are you expecting a structural change in the fed by donald trump? we got a story on the bloomberg talking about economists that fed watchers have suggested in the people whobe get the nod under donald trump and suggest that monetary policy has been to lose, too long, trying to tackle problems in the u.s., and monetary policy should not do that. >> he is unpredictable, as we in a low we have been inflation, low wage growth world, so the

date a black boy.ug they think they're better than we are said john, a white aliquippa gridiron standoutknown as white chocolate, who graduated in 2001. pa what makes you better than me? a lot left aliquippa so they wouldn't have their kids there. always been that way. i date ad hopewell girl in high school. i think that feeling left me a bit. t i want to see their teams do well. you still have something down inside of you, they thought they were better than us. then again with all the news about crime and mayhem it was hard to argue any up sides for hopewell in merger. only sure thing they would offer is aliquippa's football talent, reining in that team, making sure players based was most t visible way to show the world the town was worth investing in, merging with, fighting for. the board need ad sheriff to stand firm against any threat to the town's most visible asset. so, that was 1997. thats with last time hopewell played aliquippa until the other night. aliquippa won 35-30 in, in aliquippa at the pit. all this just goes to say or to show that for me, sometimes a town, small town is

and manchester by the sea, with the standout performance by casey affleck. la la land.the star—crossed pair who meet in an la trafficjam. it's a fantastic opening. a wonderful song and dance number. he is a jazz player, she is an aspiring actress. they hate each other when they meet, but they become friends and will possibly become more. here's a clip. i got a call back. what? come on. for what? for a tv show. the one i was telling you about. the dangerous minds meet the 0c? congratulations. i feel like i said negative stuff before. it's like a rebel without a cause. i got the bullets. yes. you've never seen it. i've never seen it. it is playing at the rialto. you should go. i can take you. 0k. for research. yes. monday night at ten o'clock. yes. great. for research. you're grinning all the way through it. i loved it. you and everybody else. i went into it thinking, the problem is, everybody said it is so good it will be a disappointment, and it isn't. it is really, really good. firstly, this is damien chazelle's second musical. he made another one before, he made whipl

barring stocks were standout markets in the region.one of those countries are directly affected by the fit trouble van and perhaps that is the secret. in fact the one market is directly affected as iranian stocks. those were actually up yesterday. the stock market is open 3.5 hours per day. difficult to draw a lot out from that. if you do have the dollar falling this morning, down .28%. that takes some additional pressure off of all of the gulf nations that have dollar eight. a mixed bag at the moment. unable to draw out the concrete theme. the latest on the markets. closed,the asian region pressure coming through in tokyo in sydney. after a weekend of chaos and confusion over the travel ban on seven muslim countries, white house staff has stopped to --manus: the initial band seemed to include people with the rights to live and work in the united states. but the chief of staff reince priebus said that is not the case. green card holders moving forward it does not affect them. if you're coming in and out of one of those seven countries.

burberry was the standout gainer, after it reported a% increase in retail sales.fter it warned of a big fall in sales in its us education business. it said profits for 2017 could drop by £60 million, and it would cut its dividend for shareholders. pearson will now sell its stake in publishers penguin random house to help finances. the stock market rally that followed donald trump's surprise presidential victory helped goldman sachs profits to soar in the last three months of 2016. the bank posted a net profit of $2.15 billion for that period, up from $57a million from the previous year. two of the largest investment banks in the city of london have said that some staff will definitely have to move abroad when the uk leaves the european union. hsbc said it was preparing to move 1,000 staff from london to paris. and swiss bank ubs said some staff would definitely move to frankfurt or spain. let's get detailed analysis of this with james hughes, chief market analyst at gkfx. james, this announcement from hsbc and ubs, is it usually surprising? -- is it and ubs, is it