for takata as well as a final bitter. -- bidder.look at let's have a one company having a torrid time of it when it comes to the market, toshiba. don't get worse than this, wiping out all gains for this year and a matter of three days. 26%, the most since 1974. 20%aad: we had that fall yesterday? what happened in 1974 is what i want to know. we have seen credit ratings agencies lower their credit ratings for toshiba come all three saying that shareholders will suffer equity erosion. the downgrade reflects moody's deepening concerns over the sustainability of toshiba's near-term liquidity. it goes on to say the charge -- and toshiba being on the alert list would limit its ability to increase capital. the company's main banks will discuss financial support, including possible debt-to-equity swaps. this is following the statement that toshiba made about its westinghouse unit and charges related to that because toshiba of $78d it had a charge million. now it will be more. the total has not been finalized, but probably in the billions an

takata is at the center of the largest recall in u.s. history after its exploding airbags have led to hundreds of injuries and numerous deaths. the settlement would resolve allegations of criminal wrongdoing related to its faulty airbag inflaters, the "wall street journal" reported. both parties are discussing the possibility of takata pleading guilty to criminal misconduct as part of that settlement. >>> well the holidays may have brought your child that new device they've been asking for, like most parents you might be wonderi are up to on their devices. now there are three smartphone apps designed to help you monitor and keep your kids safe while they're glued to their phones. >> any mom who has a kid who drives. >> yes. >> you aren't aware, this app actually gives you the exact area of where he is. >> i see him there. i see him in the deli. >> nbc investigative correspondent jeff rossen shows us the new apps you can download to keep track of your kids' every digital news coming up on "nightly news" tonight. >>> metro rail will stay o

z254jz zi0z y254jy yi0y >>> one billion dollars that is what takata to pay to settle criminal charges related to the airbag troubles. the company is negotiating with u.s. for the exploding airbags. the two sides are close to a deal. it calls for takata to pay close to a billion dollars in fines and plead guilty to misconduct. >>> women may want to consider taking fish oil supplements during pregnancy. to protect babies from lung infections and pneumonia. moms to be took the fish oils at 24 weeks through delivery. >>> with technology constantly evolving it seems that most products are manufactured by machines but tamala edwards want you to meet an artist who is 84 years young creating with his hands. >> anthony bought his home years ago it was dilapidated and required carpentry skills. >> i saw that guy hang a door, and thought that was fun. since then richard built homes and furniture non-stop. he bought the original home in browns mills, new jersey. >> a friend lives not house i built 50 some years ago in country lake. >> he does amazing things with cedar and oak including this massi

you're on the road, look around, nearly one out of every six cars has a defective air bag made by takata, air bags that under the right conditions can explode, sending metal shrapnel flying into the front seat. but without enough parts, replacing all the air bags has taken fair too long. now government regulators are picking up the miss, imposing deadlines on the models that need to be replaced first. as of today, 19 brands and multiple models are included. cars in hot humid states are most at risks for exploding air bags. the priority list is based on the age of the air bag inflator, and so far investigators report 108 deaths, 180 injuries. in texas, attorneys said sarina martinez's air bag exploded during an front end accident. >> i remember looking down and seeing flood blood all over my shirt and i thought i was going to bleed to death. >> the air bag maker takata says it has ramped up air back replacement kits to meet demand. to find out if your air bag is under recall, find your number under the dash, go to safer car.gov, your priority should show up and your number should also app

takata has been negotiating with the u.s.rosecutors over its handling of exploding air bags which have been linked to 11 deaths and 184 injuries in the u.s. q: millions are planning to pack times square to celebrate the new year. in new york, a heightened sense of security. there is no specific threat but they are not taking chances. marci gonzalez is in new york with the tight security measures. marci: the crossroad of the world soon to be the center of intense security when more than a million people pack in new york's times square for the annual new year's eve with the confetti tested and the ball personnelled in place the nypd is ready to bring in 2016 with extra precautions taken for the festivities this year. >> as lot you will see and as per usual a lot you will not see. that is the combination that keeps us safe. marci: officers, including some sworn in this week are on patrol. some blending blending in with e crowd. some monitoring the close circuit feeds from hundreds of cameras and others watch from rooftops and he

takata declined to kmebt to cnbc. defective air bags have been linked to 11 deaths and dozens of injuries in the u.s. >>> as you work on your new year's resolutions, 2017 can be the year you really get your finances on track. consumer reporter susan hogan has four financial resolutions that can help you. >> i get it. it's easier said that done. the best thing to do is to make your resolutions easily attainable. that way you won't get frustrated. here are four financial reboots to year. first and foremost, pull your credit report. it's free on annualcreditreport.com. one in four people have an error on it that could affect your score. pay your bills right after you get your paycheck. taking care of your monthly obligations before allowing yourself to indulge on stuff is a helpful budgets strategy. it gives you a better sense of what you can truly afford. repay 20% of your credit card debt. the best way to do this is to sign up for a credit card that offers a 0% balance transfer and put together a well-crafted repayment

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the takata recall will ultimately impact 42 million cars in the united states. samsung wants to make it harder for people to use the dangerous galaxy note seven phones that caught fire or exploded. they were recalled because of a battery issue causing fires. the company will release a software update that will block the phone from recharging, rendering the phone useless. more than 90% of all note sevens have already been returned. we are getting a step closer to being able to make and take phone calls on planes. not happy about the idea of somebody sitting next to you and talking on the phone. details are still being worked out. it sounds like the government is saying, can you hear me now? from an airline, proposed rules that may skype or face time, with some restrictions. the fear is too much talking in a confined space. one of the biggest providers is not optimistic. a reporter spoke to them today on a wi-fi call airline in the midwest. >> the technology has existed for a very long time. the truth of the matter is passengers don't want it. changen: if the airl

so, takata is nearing a settlement with the u.s.epartment, according to dow jones, where they would admit criminal wrongdoing in the handling of the airbags and recalls and a penalty of up to $1 billion. back to you guys. >> bill griffeth, thank you very much. still to come, we are breaking out your stock playbook for the year, hoping to help you make money. come on up, we'll examine opportunities in travel and leisure. they do go together. we're back after this. when tamara was diagnosed wi cancer, r fatho is a doctor- searched the wldor a ple to help h h daughter's life st. jude! sí, mi amor. we created a treatment at st. jude children's research hpital just for tara... one that help save kids like her everywhere. ining ne you. one that help save kids li love s jude.here. me too and so do reerywhere. gidonate now at jude.org kids in yourife. shop wheryou see the . jude logo. >>> as 2016 winds to a close, it is time to do what we do, a look ahead. so we are breaking out our 2017 playbook, finding ways for you to make some money nex

takata negotiating with u.s.ing air bags which have been linked to 11 deaths in the u.s. the report says the japanese manufacturer could plead guilty to a number of criminal charges. the takata recall is the biggest in u.s. history affecting 42 million vehicles. >>> if you still have a galaxy note 7, you may soon have a dead phone. samsung releasing an update to kill the phone. at&t and verizon will rollout similar updates the first week of january. samsung recalled millions after a battery issue caused some to catch afire. this move will force those who have not gotten rid of theirs to face up to it and give it up and more on. >> it is not worth it. you can't fly anyway. >>> i'm alison kosik. >> i'm joe johns. another devastating blow 24 hours after carrie fisher's death. her mother, debbie reynolds, follows her into the heavens. "new day" has more now. >>> the two-state solution is in serious jeopardy. >> israelis do not need to be lectured by foreign leaders. >> friends need to tell each other the hard truths.

. >>> troubled air bag maker takata could be close to a $1 takata has been negotiating over the explodingeaths in the u.s. the report says the japanese manufacturer could plead guilty. the takata recall is the biggest in u.s. history affecting 42 million vehicles. >>> if you still have a galaxy note 7, samsung released an update to make the devices not work. if you remember, samsung recall millions of note 7 phones after a battery issue caused them to catch on fire. the company said the majority had been turned in. this will force people who have not gotten rid of their phones to finally get an alternative. i know when i get on an airplane, the announcement is do not turn your phone on. >> you cannot use it anywhere. >> tough situation. >>> "early start" continues right now. ♪ all i do is dream of you ♪ the whole night through with the dawn ♪ ♪ i still go on >> mourning the loss of another icon. debbie reynolds passing away just a day after losing her daughter carrie fisher. we're live in los angeles with reaction. >>> peace parameters laid out by secretary of state john kerry not met wit

roughly one out of every six cars has a potentially defective airbag made by takata. airbags with ammonium nitrate inflaters under the right conditions can explode sending metal shrapnel flying into the front seat. without enough parts replacing all 69 million airbags is taking far too lodge. only 12.5 million have been replaced so far. now government regulators are picking up the pace. imposing deadlines on the models that need to be fixed first. >> we actually have priority to make sure that people in the highest risk get their inflator first. >> reporter: as of today, 19 brands and multiple models included. cars at least six years old and hot, humid states are most at risk of an ex-pledding aex-pled i exploding airbag. the list, based on age of the inflator, geographic location of the car, and whether driver or passenger airbag. so far, government investigators report 11 deaths, 180 injuries. >> as you can see it still has her dried blood on it. >> reporter: in texas attorneys for serena martinez said she suffered severe injuries when the airbag in her car exploded

takata and the u.s. justice department are reportedly close to reaching a deal now. they could have the company pleading guilty to criminal misconduct and paying a $1 billion fine. that's according to sources who talked to the "wall street journal," takata declined to comment to cnbc. defective airbags made by the company have been linked now to 11 deaths and dozens of injuries in the u.s. >>> keep your new year's resolutions can be a struggle. we're working for you with some tips to help you succeed in 2017. as nbc's ca >> i want to be kind and considerate. >> my goal is to travel more. >> reporter: change can be hard, especially once life goes back to normal after the holidays. >> i have weight loss goals, but i don't think i'm going to make it a resolution because i never stick to them. >> reporter: to succeed with resolutions going forward, sports psychologist dr. steven grace at ohio state's wexer medical center recommends looking to the past. with the acronym p-a-s-t. "p" stands for plan. >> being able to identify what our goal is, establishing steps to get the

. >>> takata's defective airbags could cost the auto supplier $1 billion. takata and the u.s.tice department are reportedly close to reaching a deal that could have the company pleading guilty to criminal misconduct and paying a $1 billion fine. that's according to sources who talked to the "wall street journal." takata declined to comment to cnbc. defective airbags made by the company have been linked to 11 deaths and dozens of injuries in >>> a woman and her young granddaughter gone without a trace. since christmas eve. but now, new evidence showing where they may have been as recently as yesterday. >>> plus, the impromptu way mourners and movie fan are remembering actress carrie fisher. first at 4. >>> you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >> new pictures of a missing woman and her great-grandchild have turned up from a gas station in virginia. >> the two were in the middle of a long drive from new jersey to north carolina on christmas eve. we have more on the desperate search by family members. >> reporter: newly released at the last time anyone saw barbara briely. she is walkin

the part of the settlement would include takata pleading guilty to misconduct.he justice department is investigating whether the company hid information from safety regulators about the dangers of its defective air bags, which have been linked to at least 16 deaths. >>> new details on apple's efforts to manufacture products in india. indian government officials will probably meet early next week to evaluate incentives sought by apple to manufacture products in that country. making goods in india would allow apple to open stores there. the tech giant only holds 5% of the smartphone market in india. it has been a big focus for ceo tim cook. he brings it up often on the earnings calls as a potential growth area. >> still to come, financials have been on a tear since election day. we'll look at what could be in store for the sect nor for 2017. first, we want to know what you think was the top investment of 2016? send us your answers. we'll read some of them on air before the show ends. i hope somebody was invested in nvidia. that was a good one. >> or bitcoin. >> ma

. >>> takata's defective air bags could cost the air bag supplier a million dollars.hey're close to reaching a deal that could have the company pleading guilty to criminal misconduct and paying a $1 billion fine. that according to sources who talked to "the wall street journal" takata declining to comment to cnbc. defek ty air bags have been linked to 11 death answer endozens of injuries in the united states. >>> big developments about a crashed military plane. this morning russian officials said that search crews are victims' body and the pieces of the plane. a military official says there's no evidence of an explosion on board. terrorism was ruled out as a possible cause of the crash. >>> developing now as early as today the united states could retaliate against russia. seen your u.s. officials told nbc news they're planning to slap russia with economic sanctions. . this is a direct response to the reports that russian hackers interfered with the election. those same-sexes could happen today or tomorrow. the obama administration has accused the russian government of

made by japanese auto supplier "takata" before the agency said... the recall will ultimately affect about 42 (m) million vehicles in the u.s. 3 coca-cola's c-e-o is stepping down.muhtar kent will step aside after about 9-years at the helm.the company says kent will continue as chairman. as c-e-o.... he made moves to diversify the company beyond soda drinks... leading the way to acquiring brands like vitamin-water and smartwater. kent also helped coke expand markets into eastern europe and much of the former soviet union. coca-cola's current president and chief operatin take over may first. 3 some lucky person... will spend the christmas holiday like a movie star!they'll get a two-night stay ?this month?... at the iconic "a christmas story" house and museum in cleveland.the prize comes after an auction last week. the winner gets more than ?800 dollars? in gifts--- including a major award "leg lamp."the house is the fictional boyhood home of ralphie parker from the 19-83 dollars. 3 3 3 3 the snow caused a bit of chaos for drivers this weekend. live re

we are looking at, the takata, linked to 11 deaths in the united states.ement required takata to plea guilty. automakers have recalled over 40 million u.s. vehicles in connection to the air bags making it the largest recall in u.s. history. the settlement could come as early as next month. well, crews are work to go repair a massive sink hole. the hole opened up yesterday in bethlehem, 70 miles from philadelphia. also a gas leak at the scene. and when it's time to check out, more americans are paying with debit, americans use debit cards twice as much as credit. shoppers preferred credit cards for larger purchases, sandra because we all know you can get points, miles, credits, all kinds of stuff by using the credit card. you can rack up the goodies, back to you. sandra: what do you swipe with? >> i mean usually a credit guy. sandra: because you're making all the big purchases. >> well, sure, that's what i'm all about. [laughter] >> a lot of it is credit cards. maybe i'm word about that. sandra: seems like the debit cards are used in popularity for purchase

. >>> japanese air bag maker takata is near a settlement with the department of justice. the company is expected to pay up to $1 billion for allegations of criminal wrong doing relating to the faulty air bag inflaters. 11 deaths in the u.s. are blamed on those faulty air bags. >>> coming up next, a popular electronic device at the center of a murder case in arkansas. should amazon be required to turn over information from a suspect with a virtual assistant. >> allyson. >> it's dry and comfortable for now but tomorrow morning tracking some showers and some areas will see a little bit of that >>> police have a man in custody that's linked to the terrorist who drove through a christmas market in berlin. investigators say that man's number was play saved in the cell phone of attacker anis amri. 12 people were kill in the december 19th attack. prosecutors have until tomorrow night to file charges against that suspect or he'll go free. >>> convicted charleston, south carolina church killer dylan roof said he's not planning to submit evidence that could possibly save him from a

. >>> japanese airbag maker takata could be on the verge of settling a lawsuit with the u.s.tice department. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has that story and more. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. well likely another light trading day on wall street today. the dow was down 111 yesterday. the nasdaq was down 48. the bell rings in about an hour. >>> for anyone who is still using one of samsung's recalled galaxy galaxy note 7 smartphones time is running out. t-mobile became the first carrier to roll out an update that remotely prevents the phones from charging. so this pretty much makes them unusable. other carriers are supposed to follow suit within the next two weeks. >>> japanese airbag maker takata could settle with the u.s. department of justice next month. defective airbags are linked to 11 deaths until the u.s. the justice department is investigating whether they hid information from safety regulators and issued misleading statements about the dangers. >> and twitter's making a bigger push into the live videogame. they are launching 360-degree live videos on their stre

on the flip side, shares of takata surged d on news the maks of airbags couould settle charg by paying up to $1 billion. we have only one trading day left i in tokyo this year. we'll keep you updated up until the close on friday. ramin mellegard, nhk market studios. >>> authorities in china's far western uygur region are investigating a deadly bombing. attackers drove into a facility and detonated explosives. two people were killed and three others wounded. the bombing happened wednesday in the southern part of the region. the three attackers were shot and killed. authorities have not yet released their identities. violence has occurred in the region between uygur and chinese. >>> china has completed a new high-speed rail link between shanghai and another city in the country's southwhwest. footage of a train was shown on television. it has a top speed of 350 kilometers per hour. the new service covers the more than 2,000 kilometer stretch in around 11 hours. the chinese government plans to build railway lines connecting the area with laos, vietnam, and myanmar. part of an effort to spu

. >>> defective takata airbags are linked to 11 deaths in the united states.artment is investigating from safety regulators and issued misleading statements about the dangers. >>> tomorrow, amazon is holding a big digital sale called amazon digital day. amazon wants to encourage post-holiday spending so it is discounting over a thousand digital items on its website that includes half price on hundreds of movies, kids games and tv shows. there are also discounts for jin subscriptions to comics and novels and ebooks. >>> >> the fast ever 360 broadcast. >> reporter: that feature was released yesterday. there is a catch. for now, everybody can watch the videos in 360 degrees but only a select partners are able to stream. . >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still ahead, when pigs fly. we will show you how stressed out airline passengers are going hog wild over hulu. >> there is a pig! some of them would even squeal! death... one day after her daughter died. plus, we're learning more after shots were fired outside an east bay hot

on to individual stocks, takata surged for two days in a row, on the hopes it may soon settle a criminal court case in the u.s. toshiba finally bounced back after seven days of declines, despite concerns of huge losses from its u.s. nuclear business. as t tokyo traders head off for their holiday, we asked an analyst at bank of america merrill lynch for his assessment of the year and his outlook for the year to come. >> at the beginning of this year, there was the risk of market environments driven by lower oil price, lower chinese currency. that led to stronger yen and risk of trading. then japanese equity basically stabilized, but then we had two occasions in which nikkei index swung more than 1,000 points intraday. both of them global political events. namely, the brexit vote in june and the trump victory in november. but japanese equities basically withstood and have returned to the bullish trend. i think the market is wondering what trump can deliver next year. but the reality is any impact fiscal easing is likely to materialize in 2018. i think at t this point we coul only say there

a recall on takata air bags affects roughly 42 million cars -- and 19 automakers. federal regulators say the inflator could explode with too much force -- spewing shrapnel at the driver and passengers. nearly 200 people have been injured by takata air bags and 11 people killed in the u-s alone. fewer than 13 million out of the 42 million of them have been replaced. samsung and their recalled note seven smart=phone are back in the news kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate is here. gabe what's going on? >> j.r.: >> gabe: plants disabling the remaining phones out there in the wild december 19th pushout software update to notes 7 the will turn them into a mug paperweight. after they'd, the update prevent them from charging working on mobile networks its force through the user and will not be able to stop at 93 percent of the phones have been returned a hundred 50,000 devices are still out there. not every mobile carriers playing ball with this extreme move by samsung horizons said they will not push the update and fear it will put customers in danger they said we do not w

regulators are forcing automakers to replace air bags made by takata, before moving on to other vehicles. 42 million vehicles in the u.s. are affected by the recall. adrienne: tonight only on 12 news, meet a local teenager whose job means so much more than a paycheck. 12 news kathy mykleby takes us to grafton where we see how ? >> ? hallelujah -- christina: it's crunch time with the music on high and the chocolate brimming. from cracking out candy to careening apples through scrumptiousscrumptious caramel,o in grafton is making its 10th and busiest christmas. this year there is something even bigger to celebrate. at age 15, olivia appreciates being here even more than most her age. she has taken on cancer. three years ago what was first , thought to be the flu was so much worse. >> they diagnosed me with leukemia. christina: i can't even imagine thinking about that when you were 12 years old. >> it was a hard thing to process. christina: crushing, scary news for a close knit family that did everything they could to keep her spirits up. something to get my mind off my treatment. christina

takata up over 60%. the wall street journal reported we are going to have a $1 billion settlement with the doj. this would also include a guilty plea to criminal misconduct, but the fine would be allowed to be paid over several years. considering that story from japan, toshiba getting whacked yet again, looking at a three-day total loss of 41%. all up in the air because of what writedown they will have to see for their u.s. nuclear plants, but now it is starting to bring down the banks with exposure to toshiba. sumitomo is down about 4% and the risk is spreading. in the u.s. premarket, nvidia shares are off another 2%. they lost over 6% yesterday, and a tweet by citroen came out against the stock. , we couldys by nvidia see some product announcements coming from the january consumer electronic show in vegas. david: oil falls from its highs closed in 17 months. how high can it go in the new year? that is next. ♪ alix: oil is off today, snapping its longest winning streak since 2010. nevertheless, it has b

. >>> troubled airbag maker takata could settle before president obama leaves the white house next monthey are negotiating over the exploding of the airbags, they are linked to over 100 injuries in the united states and could include a guilty plea to criminal misconduct and payments of hundreds of millions of dollars. >>> amazon is seeking a patent for this what they call the airborne fulfillment center, basically a flying warehouse and blimps would circle over major cities and launch a drone carrying orderers and they would fall to earth and their motors would kick in the in the final stretch. and to allow prime members to order food at the lehigh stadium. >>> and purses full of hope were packed up for delivery, the gently used bags are filled with shampoo and lipstick and given to women in need. the anonymous inspirational note inside of each bag. sally young startd this project each year and has grown to include friends and her daughter who goes to temple. and they were first delivered to camden and center city and darby, delaware county. >>> coming up a check of the accuweather forec

secret china is the largest unicorn, they have been making the best in indonesia for a while with takatabusinesses as well. the daye are spending at the bloomberg aussie on -- asean summit. we have a reporter standing by with the largest reporter in thailand. they have a presence in every anssie on -- in every ase country. reporter: you are wondering which one as well as i. growthe up eight that will be maintained, looking at single-digit growth of the aussie on -- from the asean region. good to have you with us. talk to us about the prospects for thailand itself. what are the challenges that may impact your growth? to 5%, andr is 2% layingernment has been foundations for short-term growth. you can see many special projects have been approved and underway. we will see the implementation of this project, which would provide a good basis and structure for logistics, making connectivity in every country good. but thailand is seeing you did growth, slowing growth, and that is impacting you. and pl is also rising. what are you expecting? >> there is in the nonperforming i.e. rise, but it is m

japan's troubled auto parts company takata, we're told is nearing a settlement with the u.s.artment of justice. this would resolve allegations of criminal wrongdoing how they handled the rupture-prone airbags linked to several deaths and injuries. the agreement expected to be reached next year, they would pay up to one billion and agree to criminal misconduct. it may take a little longer to reach a final outcome but that news just breaking. wanted to bring that to you. >> in this news we're following. bentonville, arkansas detectives are asking for a recording to solve a murder. victor collins was found dead in a hot tub at james bates house and alexa was in the room the whole time, may provide some clues what happened. a warrant was issued but amazon actually refused to comply. jeff flock joins us with the late on the case. here we go again with privacy versus safety. amazon is saying not so fast. reporter: major can of worms on this one, cheryl. no easy answer to it. i suspect we'll get one, but case of james andrew bates. he had a fellow, friend allegedly turned up strangl

. >>> let's look at takata shares. the japanese air bagma maker cod be required to pay as much as $1 billion to resolve criminal charges in january. defective air bags made by the japanese company had been linked to 11 deaths in the united states. we know certainly the doj is keen to get these pending suits wrapped up. we saw it with the banks just before christmas. others are looking out for volkswagen before the obama administration turns over. >>> toshiba shares continue to slide after moody's cut its credit rating deeper into junk territory. the japanese conglomerate has seen over 40% wiped off its share price since monday sparked by the news that toshiba will face a multibillion dollar writedown linked to its u.s. nuclear power operations. >>> global m&a deals topped the $3 trillion mark in 2016 and show few signs of slowing down. earlier this year we spoke to the global vice chair of transaction advisory services to get his outlook for m&a next year. >> back in october i said it would not be a record year, but 20

producers, german producers, because everybody was using takata air bags. same thing with climate control systems, brake systems, electronic systems, in car entertainment systems. and, look, final assembly accounts for about 11% of the value of the car. so focusing purely on where the final assembly plant is, i think it displays a lack of knowledge of how the automobile industry actually works. and, again, i have every confidence that this is a campaign promise, so it is probably designed to be broken when you take a closer look at it. once donald trump takes a look at the numbers, he will find a way out of -- to wiggle out of this unfortunate campaign promise. >> like you said, he's a businessman, thanks, guys, thanks to been and thanks to paul. >> now, let's go to the bond market where rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. >> let's use some one week charts. you see the fed date interest rate hike did change the direction of the two-year, up 11 on the week. it did the same for the ten year, up 9 on the week. here is the neat one. this is 30 year

takata was initially hoping to find a buyer and finalize restructuring by the end of the year.ources say key safety systems are top of the list at the moment. we broke this earlier. the yield in japan's 10-year government bond is at the highest level since the b.o.j. introduced negative rate policy in january. let's bring in the head of asia investment strategy at hsbc here in the studio. happy friday. >> take a look at the yield we saw on the 10-year jgb right now. the boj was doing a relatively good job when it came to keeping that yield at zero percent until what happened with the fed. so what are we going to do now? will the yields continue to go up? >> a challenge from policy divergence is going to add pressure on central bank in europe and japan and now the b.o.j. will come under pressure to buy more j.g.b. in order to achieve its policy objective to control the curve and keep 10-year yield at zero. >> the big question is once again can they continue to buy? are there enough bonds out there? it makes me kind of wonder if it was bad timing that they did introduce this yiel

takata said nothing has been decided and the doj declined to comment.xxon mobil has made a natural gas discovery in papa new guinea, where it is trying to expand its reserves. the size of the deposit has not been determined. oil --ffered to buy into interoil's papua new guinea reserves. that is the bloomberg business flash. showsne: a new report written's chief financial officers are turning optimistic as we head into the new year. for more, let's bring in bloomberg's brexit editor, sam kennedy, fresh from christmas. still with us, kit juckes and patrick armstrong. simon, brexit -- what have we found out in the last 45 months? simon: very little. a lot of conjecture and posturing by london. fundamentally, we do not know what theresa may will seek, nor do we know what europe will attempt. the risk is going to heat up into the new year with the self-imposed march deadline by theresa may for those negotiations. francine: simon posted a fun quiz on brexit that is online, on bloomberg.com. in the break, kit and patrick will have to take it, and we will give

also, takata, according to reports via "the wall street journal," they're expected to pay up to a billionines and possibly plead guilty as well to criminal misconduct. now, this is after they had a huge faulty air bag scandal. it led to 11 people dying. it led to more than 100 injuries worldwide. essentially, it's the largest u.s. car recall ever. so this is also a very, very big deal that is anticipated to happen, chris. >> all right. louisa live from london, thank you. >>> and one last -- well, i guess you could call it a business story. cinnabon issuing an apology and deleting a tweet yesterday following the death of carrie fisher. the tweet showed the hair of princess leia's character made out of a cinnamon roll, captioned, rip carrie fisher, you'll always have the best buns in the galaxy. cinnabon responded, our tweet was genuinely meant as a tribute, but we should not have posted it, we are truly sorry. >>> still ahead, we're tracking wintry weather tracking up the eastern seaboard. bonnie schneider will check in next. we'll be right back. you got it! what do you think? if you're go

recalls are being phased in through the end of 2019. 11 people have been killed so far by the takata inflaters inside the u.s. >>> the dow closed at a record high for the fifth straight day today after gaining 142. the s&p was up 13. the nasdaq finished ahead 27. the dow and s&p shop up 3 percentage points for the week. the nasdaq gained 3.5. >>> tonight our series on the first 100 days of the donald trump administration looks at one of the president-elect's most unconventional and memorable promises to drain the swamp here in washington. >> reporter: if there's a poster child for washington's revolving door, it might be former congressman billy towsen of louisiana, a 12 term democrat turned republican. he chaired the house commerce committee from 2001 to 2004 and pushed the medicare bill of 2003 through congress. it may have made drugs cheaper for senior citizens. >> seniors will see lower drug expenses in this bill estimates in many cases by as much as 50% to 70%. >> reporter: it ended up costing taxpayers $549 over nine years and made profits for the drug companies. the bill passe

. >>> justice department and t takata are reportedly close to a settlement. dow jones saying that a deal worth nearly $1 billion could be announced in january. and president-elect donald trump is expected to deliver a message related to the economy sometime later today. mr. trump's transition team says the announcement will be what they called very positive for american workers. finally, here's something that makes no sense. the u.s. mint says the cost of producing a penny is now up to a penny and a half. 1.5 cents. costs more to make it than it is worth, which tyler matheson, this just tells me we should get rid of all coinage. >> that's not a good return on investment. >> i agree. >> do away with the pennies. why not? >> sell copper. >> sell copper. >> what's coming up on "power lunch," ty? >> i thought john said potheads, not potash, but be that as it may. coming up at the top of the hour, bill, on "power lunch" a show that you are very well familiar with, semiconductor stocks soaring in 2016. is it time to, yes, cash in the chips. ride the rally or do the

that sweeping recall of takata air bag inflators will end up affecting 42 million vehicles in the u.se national highway traffic safety administration issued the new projection today. it also said only 12.5 million of the inflators have been replaced so far. the devices can explode with too much force and spew metal shards. and, wall street rallied again, for more record closes. the dow jones industrial average gained 142 points to finish near 19,757. the nasdaq rose 27, and the s&p 500 added 13. still to come on the newshour: the real world effects of fake news stories online; a boot camp where female recruits seeking combat jobs must meet the same standards as men; the housing crisis that contributed to the oakland warehouse fire; plus, mark shields and david brooks analyze a full week of news. >> woodruff: this was a week where the problems of so-called "fake news"-- often just a name for an out-and-out lie or unproven claim-- were evident once again, and this time, led to alarming consequences. hari joins us from our new york studio tonight with a look at the latest concerns and th

little while longer bec safety regulators say it could take until 2023 before all the t vehicles with takatacall keeps growing.call government k regulators now say 42 million vehicles will ben w pulled back due to the potentially deadly air bagsag that are in them.he it remains the large effortffort car recall in u.s. history. hiso >> that is -- i laughed a little bit only because we we both have air bags -- cars car affected by this.s. that is crazy to me. i i know. and will they told me it wastoet going to be a couple of monthsou and then a couple months laterea they said --tethey said >> turned into a couple years. . >> we're still a couple monthsll away a and i'm like oh, this iss not good because this is justec the model car thatis j i have. v >> right. >> that's just one model and a this is much bigger than justn the one model. m >> if you want to be the lone holdout let me kept my car m car until 2023 and make sure theye y repair this thing. thi >> i think i'll >> it's into the good deal.into they're trying but it's a mess. te tr >> 5:51 is the time right now.ya let's hetalk t about w

takata's stock soared by 21%.wo-day gain is the biggest since the company was listed in 2006 nafment is your bloomberg business flash. anna? yousef: let's cross over to egypt where the central bank has kept its key rates unchanged at 14.7 a%. this is as the bank continue toss stabilize the economy after the massive gallonation of the pound last month. we saw big months last month. some of the biggest moves since november 14. to the tune of 5.3%. let me show you on a chart before we get back to our guests here in terms of the contributions from foreign investors to the egyptian he could wiz markets. you can see what i have circled here is the point of the gallonation. you can see -- the extent of the devaluation. egypt comes back on the roster of foreign investors. anthony, as we look into 2017, the reality is that egypt still is struggling politically in terms of a relative stability. we are seeing ongoing activities from opposition, from terrorist activities in sainai. how confident are you that the activities ar

part of that settlement would include takata pleading guilty. the government looking at whether the company hid safety rev revelations. and weekly jobless claims are out at 8:30, and advanced report on the november trade deficit. >>> hollywood legend debbie reynolds has died just one day after the death of her daughter, "star wars" actress, carrie fisher. she was much more than that, obviously. reynolds was hollywood royalty known for a host of films including the classic "singing in the rain," when she was 19 years old. she earned an oscar nomination for her role in the unsinkibiliunsinkable molly brown. her son, todd fisher, said she has gone to take care of carrie. debbie reynolds was 84, which is young. for some reason i thought she had been around, so iconic, i thought she was even older than 84. once again, i said this on "worldwide exchange," we're always struck by the way the body and the mind at some point -- anyone that says there is no real connection. things like this are almost m a metaphysic metaphysical. people that live together

burgess' leadership, cmt has also provided vigorous oversight of the takata airbag recall, the largest safety recall in automotive industry history. congratulations, dr. burgess, on an effective session and i look forward to continuing our work on these important issues and other issues in the full committee next congress. i also take a moment to recognize outgoing chairman fred upton of the full committee. today is a historic and important day as the 21st century cures act goes to the president's desk. i wish everybody a merry christmas and a peaceful millionaire and particularly, safety to our troops, our magnificent troops across the globe, who protect us and the american people in general. mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time. >> the chair thinks the gentleman for his remarks. he knows the gentleman went a little over, but because his remarks seemed important and you are thinking the chairman, i consented that the gentleman should be permitted to do that. i first want to thank the ranking member of the committee for being here as well and for a very productive two year

takata hitting the upper daily limit, reports it is closing in on a settlement with the u.s..n higher trading by hymns, shares in the computer maker have slumped nearly 40% year to date. thank you very much indeed, sophie kamaruddin. tough year for stock traders, but not for those who can grab a slice of an ipo. the firms that went public posted some iwatch ring returns in china. -- i-watering returns in china. 92% surge in the first month after listing would be the best return since 1994. that would be on the average for more than 200 firms that listed in 2016, almost 400%. this chart is only comparable to last year, because back then, new stocks jumped by a median 290% in the first month. this is the best return since 1994, which is when bloomberg started compiling data. take a look at this function on the bloomberg, ipo go. that's in green. is in thevalue which blue bars, the average ipo size of 106 million dollars this year, and as i said, more than 200 companies listing, the most tense 2011. -- the most since 2011. we were talking about this regulatory guidance from chine

pharam [please stand by] rishaad: takata was hoping to restructure.e: rate hikes for h second time in a decade. we have the ig market strategist. why are we seeing this reaction to the fed? >> i think the market did expect it. high, but 3 for 2017. the contextitself, didn'tar, the market really react . this time it did. i think there was skepticism. we would get, 30% rate hikes. aboutd: it has been all the dollar. gone up withve equities, is it sustainable? what are you getting from clients? >> we have this donald trump optimisimm,inning but moving forward, the clarity, when they come into play as well. finger to't put a it. moving forward is about the policy.0 days, shaping sophie: we are seeing the yen weaken further. becausesaying next year of that, what are you anticipating? japan weak yen has given -- rishaad: i have to interrupt. the reference is 6.95, serious weakening. what is your view? it is down to the dollar? >> sure. overnight we asaw the major yuan.ut pressure on the this is comparing dollar index. we see a lot weakening overnight. sophi