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if it's because no reason to change it without pressure, or let me just share something with you tom king. so there's, there's a lot of, um, a very pointy thoughts on twitter about facebook. so people were responding to this program, knowing that i was gonna have you and jason anders sophie on the shows. i have a look here on my lap top. facebook is the platform that is cause maximum disruption as say, show order to outright facilitate of genocide. india is mentioned as an example of another area where facebook and provides free basics and, and then, and the lesson and consequences to that. ah, the juicy says this lawsuit is reactionary. should have stopped a long time ago and paused dodgy, a count says, why, when they band already is a 150000000000 dollar loss. it if you are successful, where will them money? gun one thing. as far as what we are considering, we as 0 hunger. as i mentioned earlier, 1000000 euro hunger, general side survivors in bangladesh. refugee camps ain't also militia, thailand, india. many people have fled from the country because of general sight even until today is

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. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom king, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jon: will 69 become 70? for our audience worldwide, good morning, this is bloomberg surveillance live on tv and radio alongside kailey leinz and matt miller. i'm jonathan ferro. your equity market up by .1%, another all-time high. kailey at the close yesterday. kailey: 60 this year, will we make it 70 today echo we are dancing around -- today echo we are dancing -- today? we are dancing around the 40 degree yard. how far we have come and how far above or rethought where we would be. jon: do know with a high estimate yesterday was going back 12 months? goldman at 4400. that was the high. you remember people said 4400 is ridiculous? what were we, 35, 3600, something like that, felt like way out there. do you think there is a similar attitude toward the forecast coming for 12 months now. -- now? kailey: there is why diversity in the area still. was interesting is i was talking to eddie vendor bell earlier, he says there is so much uncertainty going into 2021 and a lot of that has cleared

. >> bret: new jersey 7 this is the incumbent tom, a democrat from new jersey and tom king jr., a u.s rematch from before. the problem with tom malinowski. he was trading in tech and medical stocks that were covid related during the pandemic, bret, that he failed to disclose. this is a rematch that tom kaine jr. came within one point of winning back in the fall of 2020. he will win it this time. >> bret: last race here, texas 15, this is monica day la cruise a republican congressional candidate and this is a seat where the democrat kind of switched states run in a neighboring district. he switched seats to run like announcing recrirmt hundred thousand dollars and nobody paying attention to her almost won the last cycle. she lost by two counts to the incumbent venison say gonzalez rather than run miss seat again texas 15. which is the seat where mcallen, texas is located. mcallen texas, you might recall, bret. in the last few months elected a republican mayor for the first time in something like 08 years. rather than run for re-election venison at a gonzalez decided in a he thinks is m

king hall is in new york with that and more. diane, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tom.ell, this morning stock futures are indicating a lower open as we enter the last trading day of the year. it comes as the three major indices end wanted in the red yesterday. the dow jones industrials fell 90 points. the nasdaq lost 24, and the s&p 500 shed 14. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention has ramped up its travel warning for cruise ships to the highest level. the action comes as cruise ships operating in american waters have reported about 5,000 covid cases to the health agency between december 15th and the 29th. that's a major jump compared to the first two weeks of the month when 162 cases were reported. the cdc is warning the risk of catching the coronavirus on cruise ships is very high regardless of your vaccination status. >>> on the ground, tesla is recalling nearly half a million of its vehicles due to technical glitches that may cause accidents. the automaker says there's an issue with all model 3 cars made between 2017 and 2020.bl separate blocking the r

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tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and usually with the king tides this time you're a big worry could be a lot of storm fall on top of that king tide and also some high surf. but we do not have those two issues that this time around. but what's happening, of course, because the tides caused by the gravitational pull from the moon's. that's nothing unusual. but what's happening this time year as the earth rotates around the sun and approaching the winter solstice? later on this month. you get everything a line , so you actually have the gravitational pull from the sun as well. so when you add all that up, you get extreme tides, so we have the really high high. tides and they're really low low tides, and that's what we have today in the bay area, so as a result, the coastal flood advisory continues this weekend into your sunday you can see the time that the tide tables here coming up for your sunday 11 15 . this is up for the golden gate bridge. 7.1 ft. coming down a little bit into a monday 12 o'clock, 6.9 ft. so if you look up into the sky and

as for the lakers' game, they managed to overcome the loss of lebron to beat the kings 117-92. the nba two tom in phoenix last night as the suns hosted the warriors. phoenix riding a league best 15-game winning streak. fourth quarter tight game. chris paul to jae crowder knocks down the three. that put the suns up by six. moments later paul going to muscle his way in for the bucket. he had 15 points, 11 assists. steph curry struggled with this, 11 points. 104-96. >>> a big upset in the big ten challenge last night, ohio state knocking off number one duke in columbus. the buckeyes rallying down 15 in the second half. big man e.j. la dell ceiling the win with a nice step-back jumper to seal it 71-66. fans all stormed the court. so ohio state's first win over a number one team since 2018. takes the sting from losing to michigan in football over the weekend. speaking of michigan, wolverines jumping in the second spot in the second to last playoff rankings that were released last night. the rest of the top four remains the same. huge games this weekend to decide it all. georgia takes on alabama and

tom hanks, rita wilson, tom brady, luke bryan, sarah palin, michael strahan, larry king passed away,race. the list goes on. >> jesse: yes, they celebrate affected with covid. [laughter] almost everybody is going to get this. it's very serious. >> geraldo: i think the municipalities and mask mandates and travel mandates and vaccine mandates, all the rest of it, i think that it will be a part of our life for another year. >> used the word "ignored." >> we try our best. >> i want to say about the trial with kyle rittenhouse. you are right about the cameras in the courtroom, but that trial would not have turned out the way it did without the visual medium of the videotapes present in the streets. together, it made for a potent argument. >> jesse: it did. i think i should change mind to inflation. if that sticks around, that's going to be very powerful politically. >> dagen: the new york fed did a public survey about inflation ex-vexations for the next year among individuals: record high. >> jesse: bill hemmer could have done that. coming up, our resolutions and productions for 2022. what

king hall is here in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tom.ell, this morning stock futures are pointing to a higher open after a mixed day yesterday. investors grew more worried about the rising number of covid cases around the world. the dow gained 95 points. the nasdaq lost 89, and the s&p 500 shed 4 points. >>> you will have to bring more cash with you to pick up your groceries soon. data from the research firm iri shows food prices are expected to climb 5% in the first half of 2022. analysts say prices for just about everything will jump from staples like dairy products, bread, and produce, to candy, snacks, and alcohol. the reason -- inflation has surged to levels not seen in decades, and supply chain disruptions continue to pose problems. >>> meantime, every level of doordash employee, even the ceo, will be delivering your food again next month. the company says it's reinstating a program called we dash which it caused during the pandemic. workers no matter their rank will make deliveries at least once a month. any cash employees earn fr

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king. you've got that legitimacy. you've got that power." >> for the first time in history, a prized relic of the true cross will be carbon-dated. professor tom quite a lot of what looks like lacquer that's across the top of the wood, and lacquer will have a different radiocarbon concentration, probably to the age of the wood, but fortunately, pieces of material have been taken, and that exposes the actual wood, so that's a good place for us to take the sample from. >> the procedure should leave little perceptible trace of damage in theory, but it's a nerve-racking business. >> i'm just gonna take a small bit from here. >> yes, tom, as small as possible, a very, very small piece. >> we only need about 10 milligrams. >> that's equivalent to a few grains of salt, but this relic has been venerated here for almost 1,000 years. every speck counts. >> it's very, very hard, this wood. >> could that mean anything to do with its age? >> possibly. i mean, it looks -- it actually looks old, this wood. but it's just, you know, it looks aged. so far, so good. >> tom is satisfied with his sample. now they can head back to the lab to test for the first time

king hall is here in new york with that and more. diane, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tom.ell, let's start with this -- this morning the labor department is due out with its latest report on weekly jobless claims, and it's expected to remain near pre-pandemic lows. meantime, the three major indices ended yesterday largely higher. the dow rallied 90 points, closing at a record high. the nasdaq declined 15, while the s&p 500 added 6, also notching a record. >>> minimum wage is set to rise in a record number of states and cities next year. starting january 1st, the minimum wage will increase in 21 stes and 35 cities and counties across the nation. the hourly rate will hit or surpass $15 in 33 of those jurisdictions and more states and localities will follow suit according to the new york-based nonprofit national employment law project. >>> now, returning those unwanted holiday gifts is costing retailers more. giving back a $50 item, for example, is expected to cost retailers $33. return processor optoro says that's up 59% from last year. the increase is partly due to supply ch

king of the chips hits the rocks. they refused to block its $40 billion acquisition. tom, a mildly more positive day and equities.o be a negative nancy, i can't help to wonder whether this is conviction or just waiting around until jobs day. tom: there's so much volatility out there. china, there's concern about the ongoing changes around technology, didi delisting. but there's a look ahead to the payrolls number, where surveys are suggesting you were going to get a print of 550 for november. if you do get that number, it's unlikely fed officials will change as they look to speed up the taper and, arguably, force for those rate hike expectations. stocks gaining in the sessions .3% this friday. government officials in germany consider and ramp up restrictions to try to curb the virus spread. here in the u.k., gains of 24.3%. let's see how things are gaining, travel and leisure top of the list, gains of 2%. the bottomless, losses of basic resources. oil, by the way, is still in focus for us, that decision continues with output curves despite the fact, but also giving itself optionality as it weighs the impacts of o

tom. >>> you may want to treat yourself today, you may want to reap the benefits of burger king's deal,d website and be a member of their loyalty program. also, one whopper per account. >>> yourself proclaimed queen of christmas is back. >> we're talking about mariah carey, and she's out with her new christmas special. ♪ ♪ >> one of her new songs there. it debuts today on apple plus, and it's called "fall in love at christmas." it's part of the special. >> the snow is falling -- >> in a gown, of course. >> that's christmas at your house, i know. >> yeah, every day. every day. >> do we have any snow in our forecast, kari? >> the fake stuff. you know when you go to christmas in the park, and you see the machines blasting that fake snow, that's what we will see. here's the fog -- i guess we could call that bay area snow, the dense fog, and at least you can still see the lights. it could be hard to see on your drive to work this morning. visibility about three quarters of a mile in the south county, and even lower in some spots. it's about quarter mile in livermore and there's low visibilit

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moment, the lion king being one of them, the new ticket, encountered the moment. cabaret of the club that's having to cancel some performances better. many more doing so as well. sure. like tom carriage is a well known chef and restaurant here in the u. k. a say that over 600 people have cam. so tables, cancel bookings, his restaurant over recent days, that pointing out. that's where is earlier in the pan demik when it was in for locked down from the government. there was a great deal of financial support that was helping theaters, restaurants, etc. companies that are having to shop by doing, helping them through that process, making sure they didn't get one done. as this is just advisory for people to change that behavior. there is no financial support at the moment, essentially is restaurant cafes that are on their own at the moment. okay, thank you so much for a challenge reporting from the streets of london. let's now get an update from paris and natasha butler is joining us from there. so obviously france is concerned about the infection rates over in the u. k, because now they've signed up it's border and what we know about that yes, the french government, banning all

king tide flood advisory still in effect. highsf the week including the high school boys who plugged a wrong number into their text chain by mistake and suddenly found themselves talking with toman old favorite toy led by adults who just can't get enough of lego. we're back in just 30 seconds. dad are you sure you're up to host? yeah! we want to keep it the way it always was, right? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's your grandma. she was the best at the holidays. >>> in 1949 a danish toy company called lego began to make its now world famous colorful interlocking plastic bricks. a creative project for kids with endless possibilities for building. today that simple idea has made the lego company the largest toy maker in the world. last year the company made $7 billion in revenue and in the first half of this year revenue was up 46%. as people young and old turned during the pandemic to an old favorite. nbc's joe fryer has our sunday spotlight. >>> within the walls of this convention center, visitors marvel at much smaller walls. made of tiny plastic bricks. >> we love it. >> reporter: homes and businesses, realistic cities and imaginary worlds are constructed entirely out of lego. >> they're fun

rob gronkowski presented tom brady with the 2021 sports person of the year award suni lee and caeleb dressel were named athletes of the year and sports icon billie jean kingdecember 16th >>> finally, hillary clinton, the former secretary of state. look at this, sitting down with willie geist in a revealing conversation with sunday today clinton shares the would have been victory speech she wrote leading up to the election and the election night >> i think the moment that is going to stick out to most people in this master class is an extraordinary one where you sit down and you read what you call the would-be victory speech >> my fellow americans, today you sent a message to the whole world. >> what compelled you to sit down and revisit that speech >> well, i wanted to be as helpful as i could to the viewers and to the process of being in a master class. so i didn't, as you know, write a concession speech. because even though we had a lot of bumps those last ten days, i still thought, you know, we could pull it out. so i worked on a speech that was really about my journey and had a real emphasis on my mother's life and journey as a way of making it clear

joe gallow, leslie ashton, tammy, brittany, griffin canyon, brendan, sophia, tom, and once again my staff director elizabeth king thank you, elizabeth. from my personal office let me also thank neil campbell and elise walsh who have done so much to get us going. and as the senator from oklahoma pointed out, we could not get our bill through without the floor staff. they do a remarkable job. and they don't get the credit they deserve. so let me thank gary myrick, patricia, dan tinsley, brad watt, stephanie, nate, rachel jackson and liesa patterson. you've been part of this process for the last several weeks and have done a remarkable job. we thank you very much. let me conclude also by thanking our colleagues in the house. chairman smith and ranking member rogers collaborated, negotiated, and ultimately together we reached this legislation. i urge all of my colleagues to vote for this excellent and indeed exceptional bill, and with that, mr. president, i would yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the motion to concur with the amendment number 4880 is withdrawn. the question occurs on