governor christie issued stephane a full pardon. that day, and i remember how happy he was. now, stephane got his life back, and he just called to tell me some really exciting news, but i'll let him tell you. >> well, as of the 28th of this month, i will be beginning the police academy for baltimore city. [applause] [laughter] >> wow, dude. >> i get sworn in on the 23st, and -- 21st and i'll be starting my journey. >> two questions. one, how many times have you relived that moment? >> i relive it a moment. just the simple fact that i would have been on the force five years, i could have been a sergeant by now, but at the same time, it's a life lesson. i believe that the higher power puts you in certain positions to where you have to go through those trials and tribulations. >> good luck. hey, congratulations. >> appreciate it. >> good luck. >> absolutely. >> this one of here lemm's hidden -- harlem's hidden treasures, but the true gift is the artist. he's 26 years old and has autism. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you want a mint? you all right? >> one m

so stephan does a president elct trump have a mandate? joe - lots of talk today about healing and unifying. is that possible given the hurtful comments from trump about woman, hispanics and muslims. how worried are democrats how did the hillary camp over look the white working class with no college degrees in states like oh, pa wi? was it wisconsin? stephan - trump made a lot of promises - expectations are high for those who want change - can washingtom move fast enough for trump will republicans roll out the red ok... moving on. time for storm team 4:our temperatures.. a little more seasonal, still a very nice day. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with our first look at the weather this high pressure is settled to our south and as it moves eastward we will watch the wind change directions to being from the southwest by thursday morning. despite the will help keep temperatures above freezing, especially along lake michigan where temperatures will be near 40 degrees in the morning. the state department of justice has ruled that a dodge c

that's stephan throwing marshmallows. >> you are just thinking that's my job. that's just like really fun. >> we need to find your individual root into this character. >> there's just hours and hours other, or too funny, it doesn't work. if someone is too dead and doesn't have any life force, no charisma to it, it loses its profundity. it's a sophisticated kind of balancing act that gets to a very simple but very soulful performance. >> reporter: this week the empire state building paid omage to their blue empire for a night. chris wink and phil stanton hope for decades more to come. >> our test is what are the 15 er 15-year-olds, 22-year-olds -- we don't want it to be their parent's show. we want it to be a show that resonates with them. >> half of it is timeless, and half is a snap shot, and have you to keep taking the picture. the change that happens we can all see that in real-time. it's almost more interesting to kind of play around with what's going to remain the same. you know? what's essentially human? a campfire. >> yeah. ? >>> with president obama's t

trump defending stephan bannon to be one of the top advisers. he was asked about him and defended him against racism and anti-semitism and addressing potential conflicts of interest that might arise in his role as president. continuing in some capacity if he were to try to run the business. there can be no conflict of interest if you are side. the "wall street journal" now reporting that nikki haley has emerged as the front-runner to be donald trump's section as ambassador to united nations and that mitt romney emerged as the front-runner to be the secretary of state. no official announcements and donald trump is leaving new york without any new cabinet selections being made. reporting from their sources that nikki haley and mitt romney emerged as the front-runners. that would be a significant widen being of donald trump's inner circle. mitt romney delivered a speech at the height of the campaign in which he blasted donald trump in absolutely withering terms. donald trump was willing to return fire throughout the campaign. they met over the week

there are court filings who say stephan bannon who said he doesn't want his kids around jewish kids. what is it that you are seeing? >> a court filing was the familiar of his former wife. of course it's in a court paper, but he disputed and contradicted it and said it never happened. from what i heard, he wanted to send his kids to a catholic school and that was a point of division between him and his former wife. i don't think you should toss that phrase around casually unless there is overwhelming evidence. there is a difference between three things. is he personally an anti-semite? i heard no evidence to support that. he hired an orthodox jew who is married to -- has a mixed race marriage. he has been positive towards news and israel. that's number one. the evidence is just not there. number two, his paper becomes the actual vehicle for bigotry and number three, is he supported by bigots? yes, he is. to show you an analogy of keith ellison who is a good person were to be appointed the head of the democratic national committee, hamas would cheer and yell because he had association

the cvo stephan bannon was named as senior counselor. protest continued to rail against donald trump. >> >> reporter: they joined many others across the united states who are election and they told us today why they feel so strongly about this. >> i think over the past few days people have been pushed into places of despair and hopelessness. >> reporter: they tell us the car is the recent election of donald trump. the group joins others in places like new york, one at a dallas reject the idea as donald trump is the next white supremacy to put it bluntly. he has been openly and shockingly racist and in ways that are almost comical. it felt like a joke. >> reporter: they say this defiance rally is about more than ideology, but policy and a temporary ban on muslims and people -- repealing obamacare have them worried. >> focus is on obamacare >> -- >> reporter: naacp spokesman spoke in dallas. >> this is where we must be honest about the death of racism. >> reporter: trump acknowledged protesters by saying they were incited by the media and

and the choice of stephan bannon is causing criticism.aying it will bring racist views to the white house. the trump team responds they have seen no such influence from bannon. >> he has been a gentlemen during this campaign. people should look at the full resume, he certainly was a golden sacks managing partner. >> meantime anti-trump protests continued for a sixth day. in portland, oregon, some not old enough to vote stage aid massive walkout. >>> megan kelly is sharing details after their private meeting with donald trump. she was on "good morning america" talking about her new book settle for more. she discussed the insults saying that she and the president-elect met and tried to reconcile. >> i went over there and walked in and he gave me a nice greeting and hugged me. >> i accepted it for the justure it was, the goodwill gesture. >> kelly added that neither she nor trump apologized but they had a cordial discussion. >>> and a factory in japan is struggling to meet high demands for rubber face masks for donald trump. they are struggl

. >> and then stephan bannon as the former leader of breitbart. he was the voice for white nation lifts. those on the hill are go calling for him to step down. >> donald trump will stand by him but it's a problematic situation that one of its first announcements has received this much attention. >> and more cabinet members arrived to see the president-elect. he says the process is very organized. >> confusion during a presidential transition is normal. president obama took three weeks before naming his first cabinet member but some earlier decisions are already causing extreme backlash, channel 6 "action news." >> maggie thank you. >>> meantime, senate democrats have new leadership for next year as they prepare for an all republican government. chuck schumer will be leader and schumer says his team plans to work with donald trump on issues where they agree and challenge him when values or progress are under assault. >>> president barack obama is on his final foreign trip at president and the first stop was the birth place of democracy. athens, gre

. >> stephan bannon as chief strategist and white house counselor. he led the charge to turn the site breitbart into the site for theality right. accused of being racist and anti-semitic. >> there is no sugar coating that a white nation lift is named chief strategist for the white house. >> and they are finding themselves in a delicate balance, like recently reelected paul ryan, he offers a restrained opinion on bannon. the president will be judged on his results. this is a person that helped him win an incredible victim and campaign. >> and trump's election overshadowing president obama's final trip overseas. >> the jump i think of leaders to try to address people's real legitimate concerns and channel them in the most constructive ways possible. >> reporter: he went on to say he was surprised by the results of the election. he will help with the peaceful transition of power to make sure it's a success because that would be a success for the american people. >> all right thank you for that report. >>> turning now to the forecast, the rain is moving

stephan bannon, goldman sachs banker and until recently the executive chairman of breitbart, and now a number of organizations incruding the counsel on american islamic relations are denouncing the hire. the adl saying, it's a sad day when a man who presided over the premier website of the alt-right, a loose knit group of whitalists is slated to be a senior staff member in the people's house. >> i find him not to bes the way he's being accused. it's the opposite. >> reporter: also on "60 minutes" trump appeared to soften on some of his more hard line campaign promises. now he will focus first on criminal undocumented immigrants and when it comes to same-sex marriage, that's already been decided by the supreme court. maggie rulli. >>> art project spreading across the nation protesting president-elect trump is now in san francisco after first popping up in oakland over the weekend. it's made out of sticky notes. abc dl 7's jessica castro spoke with some of the artists and joins us with more. >> kristen, it is called the wall of empathy. it's participatetory protest art and that means t

. >> reporter: stephanie, stephane there is so much here and acher lot of this comes standard.taar i know some of it is withsit different packages and one ofnde the things fitz and shawn ever since i walked in the door w there have been all sortalske oo cocktails. we'll take you to one of the coolest cocktails i've ever seen being made.seeneing it's over here by the bar.ar tell me a little bit about a this cocktail back here and a what this awesome bartender,bte chris, is going to be doing. d >> so, this is actually ally little old fashioned that we actually -- they smoke it inin the glass and then are able to -- to have the scent of thene wood that comes through andt coe brings out the taste of thee drink. and it's really exclusive,si it's very different, kind of ae, chris, our bartender that'snders that just does an amazing job j and you definitely have toely come out and taste it. >> reporter: and there arere a so many different vendorsendo here, all preparing for the f inauguration. i know there's one more. i'm going to grab t thishe becae we wouldn't want to put thisnt t to wast

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. >> reporter: andy and stephane have been training to be blue men for two months. how does it feel to be coming into this grup of performers? >> it's pretty special. i mean, it's a long process. it's an eight-week process and kind of a graduate school kind of class and the character and the >> reporter: stephane performed four years ago and now both performing in shows. there he is throwing marshmallows. >> at the end of the show you think that is my job. that is just fine. >> we need to find your individual route into this character. >> there is just hours and hours of discussion around the training because it's a subtle thing. if someone is too quirky, too other or too funny, it doesn't work. but if someone is too dead, it doesn't have any life force, it and it loses its profundity. it's a very sophisticated kind of balancing act that gets to a very simple but very soulful performance. >> reporter: this week the empire state building paid homage to their blue empire for a night but phil and chris hope their spirit will be around for decades more to come. >> our t

but one appointee that is confirmed is stephan bannon, recently the editor of breitbart include considered to be a voice for white nationists. they are urging him to rescind the appointment of bannon. >> welcome to the dawn of a new unified republican government. >> they are taking a more balanced approach when it comes to talking about bannon. he helped him win this campaign. >> the divisive election is dominating the final overseas tour and calms concerns when asked but throws a subtle jab. >> and those folks who voted for president-elect are better off than they were when i came into office. >> the current president decided that donald trump should get the detail of a full presidential briefing. this is what president bush did for him eight years ago. >>> house democrats will delay their relationship elections until after thanksgiving, one could be because a group of younger democrats are leading a movement to oust nancy pelosi. and coverage of trump's transition team is tonight on world news with david muir. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >>> veinvestigators in nor

. >> and more controversy over his pick of stephan bannon and his white nationalist site. >> and they say their transition timeline matches other administrations, while he hosts a constanttreme of possible cabinet members. >> you don't form a government overnight and these are serious issues and appointments. >> but not everyone is association happy to be associated with the truth brand, two apartment buildings petitioned to get the name removed. and protests every day since he was elect. >> mayor bill deblasio met to talk about the protesters concerns. >> i raise concerns with the messages and rhetoric that for so many people have been hurtful. >> reporter: we are still waiting for the first press conference from the president-elect and when his transition team was asked when that will happen they said soon. >> thank you maggie. chuck schumer was chosen to exceed harry reid as the minority leader, he says his party will work with donald trump on irishs where they agree and democrats will challenge trump when their values or progress are under assault. >> and senate republicans reelec

. >> stephan bannon and white house clouns letter, the former goldman sachs -- is criticized to his ties to white nationalism. they call them incomplete. now, also being considered this week for the trump administration, is former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani as a potential secretary of state. john bolton, and one person you will not see this news coming out this afternoon. former republican contender, ben carson declined the role. instead he will continue to advise trump from outside of the white house. >> the sitting t barack obama, is in athens greek. he met with the prime minister, feeding a long list of questions about donald trump. it's a wait and see approach, but it revealed one global concern. >> we are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or identity tore tribalism that is build around an us and a them. >> the president's visit sparked large protests in central athens, they used tear gas and stun grenades to dispuserse thousands of left wing protesters. >>> and we met a father seeking sanctuary in philadelphia. he is looking for protection

. >> now backlash continues over confirmed white house counselor, stephan bannon and his ties to white nationalism, lawmaker are calling for him to step down. including chris couns, he released a statement. the president-elect has to make is clear that what bannon has propagated has no place in a trump administration. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile the united states senate held their leadership elections. each seizing new roles, the republican chose mitch mcconnell. a partner for the incoming president. and democrats elected chuck shamer, replacing the retiring harry reid making schumer the most powerful democrat elected in washington. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. morning sunshine gave way to a cloudy afternoon. adam joseph is joining us now with more on what tonight has in store. >>> sprinkles now falling here on city avenue, the cold front comes through and that is what brought the clouds and a few showers. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan light green from wilmington to philadelphia and all points north and west. and southern lancaster county. you can s

pennsylvania bureau of consumer protection filed this lawsuit against the company and its owner greg stephane state claimed there were at least 50 plaintiffs. >> are you satisfied with the attorney general's office? >> no. no. because it seems to be a system that don't work. >> they seem like they responded the same way the head stone people responds to me. they don't really care. >> sara heads up the state's bureau of consumer protection, she tells us the office still building its case and until they take the company to court they can't stop the business from taking on more customers. >> he is allowed to continue doing business until the court tells him to stop. >> the bureau could seek a temporary injunction asking the judge to stop stefan's business but she refuses to say if her office is even considering filing that motion calling that information attorney work product. meantime whipple plays for closure and has this message for life stone. >> i forgive you, just do what you said you're going to do. >> harry hairston, nbc 10 responds. >> wins we started reporting on life stone it has refu

>> reporter: stephane balensi is considering selling his clothes shop.es have plunged by 40% over the past year. although he's reassured by military patrols, he believes they frighten tourists away. >> ( translated ): it started with the 13th of november. quite clearly, ever since the bataclan and then during the normally busy summer season, we had the nice attacks. it's the same. far less tourism. >> reporter: bÉligh nabli is a political scientist and analyst of the islamic world. he says intolerance towards muslims has become more overt since the attacks. >> ( translated ): a lot of people kept their islamophobia hidden before, but now they feel it's okay to express their aversion and criticism of islam in general and towards muslims in particular. it's created a new social tension which has given more justification to the jihadis in their strategy of dividing french society in order to lure back the muslim community to their cause. >> reporter: france is gearing up for a presidential election in six months' time. the latest opinion polls suggest almos

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we have republican strategist and governor walker advisor stephan thompson, and democratic strategist and president obama's former state communication director joe to hear from hillary clinton and donald trump their supporters are waiting to hear from them.you'll see them live we're going back to n-b-c's decision 2016 coverage in just a moment.we're back with more local coverage in about a half- hour.will wisconsin decide the future of our republic?follow us on line at t-m-j four dot com. ay that is too early to call. we're looking at a slew of states that are too close, including new hampshire right now. with 82 votes currently separating the two of them. pennsylvania, right now it is too close to call, but trump has moved out slightfully front to michigan right now. too close to call. 58,000 vote difference. minnesota, too close to call. in maine, 17,000 vote difference. too close to call. and the same story for wisconsin, and also arizona. and these are the states that keep us all in suspense right now as we bring the camera down on the rink. watch the states pop up in red and blue

some insight now into the tech world from stephan white, an 18-year veteran of microsoft.le investor. welcome to "power lunch." good to have you with us. the artificial intelligence, is that the thing that's sucking the dollars in terms of competing against other areas? >> there's a lot of it out there for good reason. think about what ai would for almost every industry, every product. pretty transformtive. so the notion dollars are flowing into that to create a utility this other products -- it's very logical. >> in terms of immediate applications because i think a lot of people out there think of ai and they think there's amazon series called humans where these robots gain singularity. that's pretty far off, but in terms of the immediate application, we're talking practice kl things like optimizing lodgistics, optimizing how thing rs put and taken out of a warehouse for instance. >> right. in my business, we use a lot of that for those sort of things. how do you optimize a truck route to get to a customer faster? h how do you look at a credit card payment and decide whet

ralph lauren, under ceo stephane larson, has been trying to turn around the company.ofit cutting it ahead of estimates. those shares indicated higher, 1.6%. david: coming up, what does a trump presidency mean for the future of the fed. what the president-elect can do to help the central bank and why he thinks there will be no rate hike come december. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. the u.s. dollar rallies to its highest since early march. in place next dictations are rising over donald trump's proposed plans. we are joined by vincent cigna rela. welcome back. explain this to me, what is going on with the dollar? we are expecting more growth and inflation. it would make the dollar worth less. we have gone back to monetary policy diversions. one of the big reasons why we are seeing it and why it is so drastic is markets had completely mispriced it going into the election. the idea prior to the election was the odds of the fed rate clinton winmber, yes, trump win no because of uncertainty. with trump speaking about infrastructure spendin