our own m&a advisory business is up dramatically this year. we focus in techealth care and financial services and real estate. we've seen a steady increase in m&a activity. we don't really see that slowing down. a lot of the companies we deal with will benefit, at least from what we are hearing the policies will be, lower regulation, lower tax rate, companies that are more domestically focused, so don't have some of the issues around stronger dollar and trade policy. so, you know, we think it is so far generally positive. emily: david kirkpatrick, one of our bloomberg contributing editors, suggested yesterday that bigger is safer or potentially safer under president-elect trump. would you agree? carter: i don't know if i agree with that. i mean, the market doesn't necessarily agree with that right now. as i said, russell 2000 is up 11%. that is the area where the small-cap part of the markets that has been rallying. i think there is more uncertainty for large global companies that have businesses, you know, in asia and across the world with the potential for t

our own m&a advisory businesses is up dramatically this year. we focus on techh care and financial services and real estate and we have seen a steady increase in m&a activity. we don't really see that slowing down. a lot of the companies we deal with will benefit, at least from what we are hearing the policies will be, lower regulation, lower tax rates. companies that are more domestically focused, so don't have the issues around the stronger dollar and trade policy. we think so far it is generally positive. emily: one of our editors suggested yesterday that bigger is potentially safer under president-elect trump. would you agree with that? carter: i don't know if i agree with that. the market does not necessarily agree with that right now. the russell 2000 is up 11%. that's the area where the small-cap part of the market has been rallying. i think there is more uncertainty for large global companies that have businesses in asia and across the world with the potential for trade wars and other negative consequences. emily: any specific sectors within tech you wou

confident that the fed can withstand a rate hike and adjust to donald trump, what does it mean for tech m in the new year? here with me now, president of gmc group. the markets have been on a roll, but tech has not been part of the rally. why is that? hard to say. markets have been up in small caps, in particular. think a lot of the bigger tech companies are multinational in scale, and i think that the policies are's generally anti-trade, those cuts of things really affect people's viewpoints of the bigger companies, amazon, microsoft, ibm, since those are the largest market cap companies affecting the whole indices. google downook, since the election. to you think that will keep up, or that once we start to see more certainty around trump's policies, that could change? guest: i think it could change. i think the tech sector will probably rejoin this rally at some point. i think we will talk a little bit about ipo's. the backdrop for ipo's is very good. i think people are looking for high growth in the markets today. we see a lot of growth in technology, especially in .loud-based software

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>> there are a lot of reasons to expect tech m&a to grow in the coming years.iation of overseas profits is allowed which will almost certainly happen in some form, that gives these companies more money to spend us to play. they are already buying companies overseas using that money and it makes a lot of sense to see that as a factor that will increase m&a. we are entering into a very uncertain environment. the more uncertainty, business leaders like to be a. it makes them feel safer. that might be another force militating towards more m&a and i think the pace of change continues to accelerate. these big companies cannot invent everything themselves. that is another reason why they have to keep buying new tech. identity management is one of the big challenges. they did not develop it themselves, they got it from somebody else. emily: lifelock has had some different -- some interesting run-ins over false advertising. they have made bold claims protecting customers money. do you think symantec decided that bigger is safer and were willing to deal with some of thes

year you see ar lot of tech m&a, health care m&a . not as much in the industrial space.e of that might be the nature of those businesses. i sometimes wonder about the culture, if you will. the people that run companies in the midwest being just more cautious and not wanting to take rate risks. is that fair? i think there's an element of that. i grew up in michigan. a battleground state. they want to do things that are right down the middle. that are not some grand strategy , but across the middle of the plate in terms of their sector and not being too risky for the balance sheet. that leads to deals like one billion, 2 billion, 3 billion. i think in cincinnati, detroit, wisconsin, the ceo's that exist in those areas are just cautious. they don't want to risk the farm , if you will, betting the company on a big deal. you'll want to see a lot of them putting themselves on the block. correct.at's the industries haven't changed that much. if you look at places like telecom or media, this venture medic change and that has caused a lot of the big picture transactions and indus

important that free data flows internationally, and there is strong support from the tech industry for tpp. ,'m curious of the rhetoric both candidates now say they are against tpp. what does that mean for the tech industry? moving forward, how do you see the reaction? craig: politically, you are right to describe the positions of the different candidates, and the clinton campaign saw pressure from the sanders campaign manager. given the opportunity to weigh in, i don't see how she goes the other direction. again, we are getting at the edges of my specific area of expertise, but both candidates really speak to the real anxiety that people across the country are feeling about trade, and really about the stuff hidden inside the trade deal. they can't see it, they are not sure what it is. to see thely feeling benefits in their communities of these deals. i think that is going to be one of the big challenges of whoever is in the white house, what are you doing to speak to all those folks, to speak to these anxieties about fundamental changes that are very real in everyone's lives, and how do we get

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tech. now the m. t.c. and caltrans are working on a $7 million upgrade of the bay bridge metering light.n complete, they say traffic will move more smoothly on to the bridge. the new lights will take advantage of the latest smart metering technology. sensors embedded on the highway talk to sensors with the toll plaza. >> it's hard to think the bay bridge toll plaza as an on ramp, but the idea is to take proven technologies of that been used to meter traffic flow on existing on ramps. just make it big and put it out there on the bay bridge toll plaza. >> they hope to complete the metering grade upgrades by the end of next year. alexis smith, abc7 news. >> alexis has your traffic covered every morning is that righting starting at 4:30 a.m.. still ahead on abc7 mornings, a hidden killer of one of the most popular breeze of dogs. a desperate search to find a medical breakthrough for golden retrievers. here's a look from the sutro cam. a gorgeous shot. fog blanketing san francisco. lisa will have your forecast in a few minutes. a gorgeous this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foste

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m-p-s officials are cali published in a local culture magazine. it mentions pregnancy and abortion -- while calling attention to students at bradley tech high school. kim is in the newsroom with more. the owner of sabbatic bar in walker's point tells fox6 the ad was designed to get the attention of m-p-s administrators. and it worked. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50- percent of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. the man behind the ad says his bar has been a victim of many crimes and he tech high school students. milwaukee police haven't been able to find a link between the school and the crime. still-- the owner says says m-p-s hasn't done enough to address the problem. 'these are words and i am not going to sit here and defend the first amendment. it was rude it was crass...' in a statement mps acknowledges the right to freedom of speech but they see the ad as vulgar and tasteless saying quote-- "we have a responsibility to speak out and stand up when false statements are made about our students. we will not stand degraded." they also say they are reaching out to the n-double-a-c-p and lulac to

tasteless--- thats what m-p-s officials are calling a controversial ad recently published in a local culture magazine. abortion -- while calling attention to students at bradley tech high school. stephanie grady is in the studio with the details. the owner of sabbatic bar in walker's point tells fox6 the ad was designed to get the attention of m-p-s administrators. and it worked. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. the man behind the ad-- jay camera for safety reasons. he says his bar has been a victim of many crimes and he believes the crooks are bradley tech high school students. milwaukee police haven't been able to find a link between the school and the crime. still-- stamates says says m-p-s hasn't done enough to address the problem. 'these are words and i am not going to sit here and defend the first amendment. it was rude it was crass...' in a statement mps acknowledges the right to freedom of speech but they see the ad as vulgar and tasteless saying quote-- speak out and stand up when false statements are made about our students. we will not stand by when they are degra

m-p-s officials are calling magazine. it mentions pregnancy and abortion -- while calling attention to students at bradley tech high school. angelcia is here with more details. the owner of sabbatic bar in walker's point tells fox6 the ad was designed to get the attention of m-p-s administrators. and it worked. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50- percent of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. the man behind the ad says his bar has been a victim of many crimes and he believes the crooks are bradley te students. milwaukee police haven't been able to find a link between the school and the crime. still-- the owner says says m-p-s hasn't done enough to address the problem. 'these are words and i am not going to sit here and defend the first amendment. it was rude it was crass...' in a statement mps acknowledges the right to freedom of speech but they see the ad as vulgar and tasteless saying quote-- "we have a responsibility to speak out and stand up when false statements are made about our students. we will not stand by when they are out to the n-double-a-c-p and lulac to discu

bradley tech away.at the bottom of the ad states -- if anyone at m-p-s has a problem feel free to call me..the owner, who didn't want to go on camera, is blaming those students on the problems they and other businesses have been having. 7:43:23-39 the jab at mps is their incompetance and inability to corral their kids. we've had a lot of crime in this area since day one, since i moved in from outright breaking and entering theft of product and cashbutt to 7:44:04-09 the one institution that doesn't seem to give a damn about fixing the problem is mps. 3 the owner apologized to the students and staff at bradley tech.he is asking the mayor's office to talk to the businesses and look into the concerns they have. the wisconsin congressman who helped engineer the withdrawl of troops in vietnam...has died diedmelvin laird served in the wisconsin state senate and the house of representatives in secretary of defense for the nixon admnistration.his legacy includes a phone call that eventually played a role in the watergate scandal.melvin laird was 94. 3 we're getting a good look at what the buck

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m&a at j.p. morgan. emily: so what do workplaces eed to do? what do tech companies need to do? ms.n: they need to make it very clear that there is a time when work ends, meaning you're not expected to be on all the time. you know, you talk to people who ork at google and there is a green light meaning you're still on, and there is this competition. are you on all the time and that's supposed to be good? or how quickly you return texts and e-mails. hat is a culture that is barbaric, and that is changed by making it clear from the top. that is what we are doing at "the huffington post." when your work ends, you're not expected to be available. if there is something urgent, we will reach you but otherwise that's your time to recharge and return fully recharged to the office. mily: you started your own business. why don't more women start companies? ms. huffington: there is something about risk-taking. i think living in institutional barriers with personal barriers, we have a harder time being disapproved of or dealing with naysayers. we have this voice that men have, too, but in my ex

tech companies very much rely on. there are a lot of skilled immigrant workers who work at technology companies in silicon valley. what from mc, are the clues you are looking at based on what trump said so far about how he will approach the tech industry? >> it's anybody's guess. there seems to be a battle going on for trump's soul. on one hand you have the mike pence traditional republicans who are free trade and in favor of innovation and understand that high skilled immigration is what makes san francisco a the tech center work, and it's what brings talented, smart people to the united states. on the other hand, steve bannon has said things about there being too many asians in the united states, and maybe it's a problem for our civic society, we need to do something about immigration. it's really unclear. confident that we know what will happen. we are going to have to see how this transition shakes out and what happens right now in this very tumultuous process. for people who were wondering when we will know something, historically, these major the tech sector and of happening pretty close to inauguration. c chairman was

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offshore money sitting there from all these -- that will be very bullish for m & a, job creation here. so i think big cap tech. >> it sounds like a negative for facebook. sheryl sandberg -- >> i think sheryl sandberg said -- i don't think she will take that job. but i like big cap tech, regardless. either way. i just don't think their business models are going to be affected by who is in the white house. but i think that smith & wesson, which will no longer be smith & wesson. in a clinton victory, you'll see a are you shall to buy guns and pulling orders from next year or the year after. >> but for now it will look good. >> for now it will look good. i don't like to own guns in stock or otherwise, but i think it sets up well for them. >> clinton victory, what are your buys? >> clinton victory, i think the defense stocks makes the most sense to me. lockheed martin i think is one of those names. a lot of names in the defense industry that make sense. and security. >> both trump and clinton? >> no, even though i think it's good for trump, i think hillary -- that's something she is leaning towards. i think techno

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found no apparent connection to bradley tech, besides the suspects being of school agethe bar owner has issued a public apology on social media. he'd like to meet with m-p-s leaders, to come up with solution problems, "we have a responsibility to stand up when false statements are made about our students. we will not stand by when they are being degraded. we are reaching out to the naacp and lulac to discuss this with them." up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4staying young. the secret to feeling healthy later on in life.what you can do starting today. then -- hitting the breaks... the lawsuit between m-p-s and a pick up the bill for state required transportation. introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. get it.

thats what m-p-s officials are calling a controversial ad recently published in a local culture magazine. it mentions pregnancy and abortion -- while calling attention to students at bradley tech high school. fox6s angelica sanchez spoke with the bar owner who created the ad and tells us his motives behind it. causing mps officials to reach out to several organizations including the naacp. they say its their responsibility to stand up for false statements made on students. the bar owner tells me this ad was created and designed to get the attention of mps administrators. this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy but the ad is causing him to receive a flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar really are upset with me! for safety reasons he did not want to show his face on camera. he says his bar has been a victim of numerous crimes and he believes those responsible are students that attend bradley tech high school ...which

m and a and the change accelerates. so they have yet another reason. they have to buying new tech.nagement company is great. they didn't develop it themselves and got it from somebody else. emily: what do you think of that. they have had run-ins with the f.t.c. over falls advertising and made bold claims over protecting customers' identity. do you think the company decided that bigger is safer and we are willing to deal with some of these issues? >> absolutely. and the fact that they already have four million customer base. t goes to prove revenue stream they are getting is trying to address the problems. so it's a very good idea for them to pursue this acquisition. the only problem is they don't have the band width to pursue more deals like that. the debt could be downgraded to junk. it doesn't leave them much room to pursue deals like this. emily: thanks for sticking with me. up next, instagram joins a live video gram and are the copycat features smart? ♪ emily: a story we are watching. testing demand for propped nigs offering. the i.p.o. could be as big as $750 million. the comp

thats what m-p-s officials are calling a controversial ad recently published in a local culture magazine. it mentions pregnancy and abortion -- while calling attention to students at bradley tech high school at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy, but the ad is causing him to receive a flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar really are upset with me! for safety reasons he did not he says his bar has been a victim of crimes and believes students at bradley tech high school are responsible. police say they've never found evidence students are to blame. mps acknowledges the magazine publisher and the bar owner have a right to freedom of speech, but say the ad as vulgar and tasteless losers of three straight games .. the mood outside of the packers locker room is bleak. however, that might not be the situation inside lambeau. that's where tim van vooren is for the blitz. "the last time the packers went to the nations capital they were soaring pretty high and t

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tech savvy with your savings. there is a great app called digit. it tracks your spending habits and it finds that sar monpare m that you are not using and. tuts it puts it in a savings account. >> what do you mean it finds accounts or whatever. that extra spare change, it has an algorithm. it tracks that for you. every little bit counts. whether it is a penny or $50. finally, if you are really cash-strapped for the holidays, work, work, work, work, work. adorable, right? pet sitting or dog walking. who wasn't want to pet sit charlie? you can make up to $11 an hour doing this. or if you are really greatt sport, coachup.com. my friend did coaching for lacrosse, she made $80 an hour as a side job. >>> perfect time of year, seasonal hiring. amazon is hiring 20,000 workers just for the season alone. a lot of packages to be delivered. if you do that now until thanksgiving, $500. >> that's a lot of money here. >> this is when you tell me to show me the money. >> wow. >> you are saving between now and thanksgiving. hit the ground running on black friday. >> your christmas shopping is done. >> just don't spend it all i

you look at large tech companies, but they probably have more than $1 trillion stashed outside of the u.s. it goes into investing in the business. it will go into buybacks and m. there will be a lot of companies that can get more money back into the country. you can get buybacks, which investors like, which can help stocks. you can get more dividends. there was somebody who double down on donald trump. take a listen to what peter thiel have to say about why he supported donald trump. listen up. don't support the specific language trump has used, but one thing that should the media always takes trump literally. a lot of the voters vote for tromp take him seriously, but not literally. commentster thiel's about taking tromp seriously, but not literally. you had so many people in silicon valley coming out attacking donald trump. reid hoffman said it would be a disaster. tonight, we cry, we spare -- we despair, what this is need for the relationship between silicon valley and the white house? >> donald trump is indicative. -- donald trump is vindictive. picked up on some of the fears about nixon's retaliation. there is no doubt the trump administration will retali

m route guys. stay tuned for that.ha >> all right. , thank you verythank you much. >> meantime the trump transition is also affecting silico valley.ey >> several tech giants taken a t ectumble after the election.leio ?? >> boy, you need date. either a little rihanna on the radio or the real deal. >> maybe both. did you see it coming down in bob's live shot earlier. e it c elillvea,brella,tle o ort ella. ella. >> is this stick aig round allta day, tucker barnes? tuckebarn >> on and off all day. day it won't be pouring all day butb it is raining and cloudy andloud very warm all day. day i could hear it on the rooftop r here a moment ago in northwestot d.c. you can see the rain picking upc in intensity here particularly getting pretty good rains.ns certainly potential here in here addition to rain and downpours u we could have thunderstormndersm activity a little later thiss afternoon as this cold front fro continues to press into our io r area. big change in air mass but aheab of it, big surge of very warmy almost tropical air near 70ear 0 today it will feel spring like n out there and look out.d look o. we can have thunderstorms andor we'll keep rai

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tech stocks like amazon and microsoft and apple not so much because of everything and everybody trump could do repat tree asian of profits. where they are making their products and the like. so it's becoming m >> it is interesting. so if you look biotech the drug stocks the phenomenal. because he wouldn't be as or he doesn't seem to be as stringent on drug pricing as hillary clinton would have been. but some of because of the potential repeal of the obamacare, some of the healthcare insurer are not doing as well because that would mean potentially less customers for them. and honestly. spectacles. sell out in four >> i love them. >> yeah. in four hours they sold out sorry to step on you there. >> you're all right. they are kind of cool looking i don't know if you showing video. yeah. it's not like google glass that nobody wants to wear theer cool they are 130 bucks. total privacy invaders they take video when you put them on you don't look ma no hands i'm taking video. it's cool. no privacy. >> so with snapchat decided to do, they calle t is they put them in yellow vending machine out of nowhere, in venice beach yesterday. they sold out in hours. >> now people are selling them on ebay for a

scarlet: a big day for m&a on .his monday more than $25 billion with of acquisitions were announced and health care, techccracken joins us now. this deal was proposed and negotiated long before the election. surprise today. scarlet: having said that, is bigger better in a less tightly regulated financial industry? was not that strong in the oil and gas space. we have not had a lot of energy deals. i cannot think of anything other than maybe the ge-baker hughes deal about two weeks ago. scarlet: we have had plenty of deals that fell apart. >> exactly. settle in oil will and companies will start doing deals. if you are perella, you will look at the names in that space. julie: samsung buying harmon, trying to get more automotive assets. fewer crosssee border, international deals going forward? >> the answer is probably -- i don't know. we have heard from a lot of people that have a lot of clients in china here at what they have been advising them is, why don't we take a break, and let's see what a trump administration is going to look like. will he label china a currency manipulator? who will be the people

m. shareware passed a lot of that. they're both very astute politicians. could you see a situation where barack obama tries to techsignature achievement and remind donald trump, you know, 20 million people i sure would hate to see their insurance go away, wouldn't you? i'm sounding a little like don corleone here. do you think this stuff would happen? >> i think it would be very, very subtle. it would be very subtle. the president might say that mr. trump, you know, i recognize there's albums with obamacare. i'd be more than willing to help address those issues and make sure that we have a transition from where we are today to where we need to go. i think it would be very, very subtle. neil: when they talk about the outgoing administration to help the in doing administration, trying to make sure the staff and key personnel are there to provide a smooth succession as possible. how much can they do? in other words we heard horrible stories when the clintons left office that they fooled around with computers today. there's so much anger over bush coming in. i never know how much of that is true, but i do know that it