that are doing - >> hello supervisors taxes for your time and congratulations on our election i'm tom murphy grew up in the soma and organ jerry garcia day for the last 15 years had a great partnership with airbnb recently the main reason as you may know the area you know jerry garcia in the area didn't have any hotels people stayed and supported the local businesses and the merchants and also built a lot of community awareness and airbnb is supported a lot of the communities as well so a great partnership but the main reason i think when i heard about this the first one. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ann pr a single mother and artist. >> affordable unit take that mike down. >> a single mother and artist my home sharing income it invaluable i initially heard that registered hosts will be able to continue what happens when our current registration inspires the rules change around home sharing in spite of the registration and proposition f what can we expect or trust from the supervisors to reduce to 60 days is devastating to me. >> thank you. >> next speaker

that are doing - >> hello supervisors taxes for your time and congratulations on our election i'm tom murphyrew up in the soma and organ jerry garcia day for the last 15 years had a great partnership with airbnb recently the main reason as you may know the area you know jerry garcia in the area didn't have any hotels people stayed and supported the local businesses and the merchants and also built a lot of community awareness and airbnb is supported a lot of the communities as well so a great partnership but the main reason i think when i heard about this the first one. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ann pr a single mother and artist. >> affordable unit take that mike down. >> a single mother and artist my home sharing income it invaluable i initially heard that registered hosts will be able to continue what happens when our current registration inspires the rules change around home sharing in spite of the registration and proposition f what can we expect or trust from the supervisors to reduce to 60 days is devastating to me. >> thank you. >> next speaker,

that are doing - >> hello supervisors taxes for your time and congratulations on our election i'm tom murphyrew up in the soma and organ jerry garcia day for the last 15 years had a great partnership with airbnb recently the main reason as you may know the area you know jerry garcia in the area didn't have any hotels people stayed and supported the local businesses and the merchants and also built a lot of community awareness and airbnb is supported a lot of the communities as well so a great partnership but the main reason i think when i heard about this the first one. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ann pr a single mother and artist. >> affordable unit take that mike down. >> a single mother and artist my home sharing income it invaluable i initially heard that registered hosts will be able to continue what happens when our current registration inspires the rules change around home sharing in spite of the registration and proposition f what can we expect or trust from the supervisors to reduce to 60 days is devastating to me. >> thank you. >> next speaker,

that are doing - >> hello supervisors taxes for your time and congratulations on our election i'm tom murphyw up in the soma and organ jerry garcia day for the last 15 years had a great partnership with airbnb recently the main reason as you may know the area you know jerry garcia in the area didn't have any hotels people stayed and supported the local businesses and the merchants and also built a lot of community awareness and airbnb is supported a lot of the communities as well so a great partnership but the main reason i think when i heard about this the first one. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ann pr a single mother and artist. >> affordable unit take that mike down. >> a single mother and artist my home sharing income it invaluable i initially heard that registered hosts will be able to continue what happens when our current registration inspires the rules change around home sharing in spite of the registration and proposition f what can we expect or trust from the supervisors to reduce to 60 days is devastating to me. >> thank you. >> next speaker, pl

that are doing - >> hello supervisors taxes for your time and congratulations on our election i'm tom murphyrew up in the soma and organ jerry garcia day for the last 15 years had a great partnership with airbnb recently the main reason as you may know the area you know jerry garcia in the area didn't have any hotels people stayed and supported the local businesses and the merchants and also built a lot of community awareness and airbnb is supported a lot of the communities as well so a great partnership but the main reason i think when i heard about this the first one. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ann pr a single mother and artist. >> affordable unit take that mike down. >> a single mother and artist my home sharing income it invaluable i initially heard that registered hosts will be able to continue what happens when our current registration inspires the rules change around home sharing in spite of the registration and proposition f what can we expect or trust from the supervisors to reduce to 60 days is devastating to me. >> thank you. >> next speaker,

tom did for his country. >> reporter: lieutenant tim murphy, a coach for marlboro, had an idea to honor his colleague. >> i would like to have all my braves and the state police know this is what we do, and we will do it and take care of our own. >> touchdown, marlboro! >> reporter: a tribute that means a lot more than the action on the field. >> high school sport, we try and tell them, is about >> reporter: here on the hudson sideline, the players literally wearing the memory on their helmets, and on the other side, also because he was a veteran. >> he calmed people down with his professionalism and wit. >> reporter: the loss is still tough to accept. >> it's still a loss. it's still something i'm struggling with. >> reporter: that trooper clardy took off from work every year to be with his family, and the communities tried to help fill the enormous void around the thanksgiving dabble. >> - - t a ble. >> it means a lot to have the support from the community and have my kids see that 7 still thinking of us after this time and honoring my husband in a special way. >> reporter: in marlboro, ryan field destro

tom did for his country. >> reporter: lieutenant jim murphy also a coach for moral borrow had the idea to honor his former colleague. >>we lead by example, and lied i can -- i'd like to have all my braves and the state police know this is what we do. own. >> reporter: a tribute that means a lot more than the action on the field. >>high school sports is about memories. this is a memory that'll last forever for them. >> reporter: here on the hudson sideline players wearing the memory with a mass. state police logo on helmets. and a marine logo because he was las veteran. >>he calmed people down in the worst of situations with humor and wit. >> reporter: friends say the loss is still tough to accept. >>it's still rough, still something i'm struggling with. >> reporter: it was a holiday that trooper clardy took off from work every year to be with his family. today a community tried to help fill the void around the thanksgiving table. >>i'm very honored to be here today, a beautiful tribute to my husband. it means a lot to have the support of the community for is still thinking of us after this time and honoring my husb

. >> we are joined now by tom brokaw, mike murphy and presidential historian michael beschloss. michael, let me start with you. this is the time of the morning we need perspective, all right? what do you compare this to? >> thanks a lot, matt. no one is going to argue that trump is andrew jackson, but that was a president who did run against elites, better comparison is the mid-1930s. unemployment in this country was still just under 20%. franklin roosevelt had been president and huey long was running against fdr saying every man a king, i'm going to redistribute wealth. long was assassinated, but had he lived could have really given roosevelt a run for his money, 1936. >> tom, a lot of people were thinking about the year 2000 last night. i know you have ptsd from 2000, a popular vote but the ultimate victor the winner of the electoral vote. and to see that happen again in such a relatively short amount of time. >> well, the big difference is, however, that hillary clinton has called him and acknowledged what happened and we'll hear from her this morning what she has to say. i w

murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with joe maddon. joe, you confounded armchair in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular moment. worked out well. >> tom: the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis

murphy. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: tom and francine in new york.itol hill in washington, d c it is election day in the u.s.. it has been 600 days since we have been talking about it and we will find out later tonight or tomorrow morning who wins and who will be in the white house come january. british department store marks plans to shut down outlet in the u.k. and overseas over five years. marks and spencer will also close 53 stores outside the country as they try to reverse years of underperformance. rose 20% in sales november. the chinese government has said it may extend the tax break. -- onis a report that cbs the major -- possible merger with viacom. sumner redstone's national amusements controls cbs and viacom and has asked them to consider combining. francine: thank you so much. let's talk markets. more market reaction on this election day, we are back with marc chandler. i want to talk a little bit about renminbi but we were looking at dollar-peso. there seems to be a better bet. if you look at the two extremes if trump wins, that is what

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murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with joe maddon. bringing your closer into the game in the seventh inning, then in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular worked out well. >> tom: thrown 62 pitches in the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got this off to a good start, the curveball from josh tomlin, tell me about the approach on that swing? pitch, it was a way, can't really do much with the curveball away. that's kind of how it goes in the

murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with joe maddon. joe, you confounded armchair in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular moment. worked out well. >> tom: the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got this off to a good start, the curveball from josh tomlin, tell me about the approach on that swing? >> threw me one on the previous really do much with the curveball away. that's kind of how it goes in the series. you know, felt really good coming

tom: let's go to mike cronin live in manchester. mike: a very close race in the first congressional district. there is a lot of energy in the room throughout the night at murphy's cap room on elm street in manchester. the night. there is still a good crowd. they have been watching these results come in with very close attention. it is a close race. it has certainly wound up to be another close finish between frank guinta and carol shea-porter. they have battled back and forth over the first seat in the congressional district. the campaign telling us it will probably be a long night as it is with many of the other races going on in new hampshire. they are waiting for a little more certainty before he makes any kind of official statement. we will keep you updated with any developments in manchester. mike cronin, wmur news 9. je shawn o'connor is in third percent -- in third place. tom: the campaign faced plenty of challenges. >> we had to pull at 10% or higher. we prove that i did have support of at least 10% of the district and i am tremendously grateful that we were able to overcome those hurdles to get here tonight. tom: at this point, o'connor says he does no

murphy at 7:30 a.m. eastern time this morning. don't miss it. lauren: the trump team is forming. yes tom prices the health and human services secretary. more than a georgia congressman and the future of obamacare. >> tom price will see a dollars budget in the nearly 100,000 workers, a huge bureaucracy. this is the guy who proposed actual serious legislation to dismantle obamacare rather than talk about dismantling it. his appointment sends a serious signal about repealing and replacing apothecaries promised. he's also chairman of the house budget committee and a member of the house ways and means committee including the subcommittee on health and have jurisdiction over health care and taxes. price has been in congress for six terms. in 2015 introduced empowered patients first. it will repeal and in its place off her age adjusted tax credits for the purchase of individual health insurance policies. it would encourage more people to starting contribute to health savings accounts and offer grants to states to subsidize insurance for high risk population and allow the players and would allow

murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with joe maddon. joe, you confounded armchair game in the seventh inning, then in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular moment. >> tom: thrown 62 pitches in the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got this off to a good start, the curveball from josh tomlin, tell me about the approach on that swing? pitch, it was a way, can't really do much with the curveball away. that's kind of how it goes in the series. yo

murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom managers all over the country bringing your closer into the game in the seventh inning, then in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get moment. worked out well. >> tom: thrown 62 pitches in the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got this off to a good start, the curveball from josh tomlin, tell me about the >> threw me one on the previous pitch, it was a way, can't really do much with the curveball away. that's kind of how it goes in the series. you know, felt rea

murphy's bleachers. the celebration has been going since just after 8:00. when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom. joe, you confounded armchair managers all over the country bringing your closer into the game in the seventh inning, then in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular moment. worked out well. >> tom: thrown 62 pitches in the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got this off to a good start, the curveball from josh tomlin, tell me about the approach on that swing? >> threw me one on the previous pitch, it was a way, can't really do muc

tom: not only that, but our collective memories. it is amazing how things have shifted. megan murphy, thank you for this thisus morning.ert hormats -- what are you ambassador to, economic progress? robert: economic progress, right. go on for hours this morning. ambassador haass, let me go to you on how your council on foreign relations -- what would you perceive would be his foreign-policy? >> to focus elastically does not make you anti-isolationist. you have to have a domestic foundation, and part of mr. trump's philosophy is to repair the foundations of the american economy. the real question is, to what extent is the limit of the american involvement in the world? i know what he said during the campaign. i do not know how he will go. talked abouthas nato. will he pullout? richard: i do not see anybody pulled out of nato. it is dangerous to make productions. i do see an attempt to recalibrate the american relationship. sharing, so burden that is an issue. you have two big challenges. one is domestically. you saw a little bit of it last night. he has got to do some repair work. this country is seriously divided. inter

murphy with what we might expect coming up. >> reporter: donald trump barreling ahead with another round of cabinet picks. meaning georgia congressman tomprice, a series critic of obamacare to lead the division of health and human services. >> the most of them pouring thing is american people understand its destructive to their healthcare. >> after this teaser from mike pence. >> a number of very important -- important announcements. >> reporter: one of the thorniest issues, who will fill the coveted position of secretary of state, it appears trump is pondering his options. the president-elect is slated to dine with mitt romney tonight, the 2012 republican nominee is still in the running for the job in spite of the protests of some of trump top aides. >> a number of people feel the trade to think of governor -- governor ronnie would get the most prominent cabinet post after he went so far out of his way to hurt donald trump. >> reporter: adding to the intrigue he plans to sit down with another candidate for the role of the nations top diplomat. senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker. after meeting with retired four- star

tom: thank you. we will talk about this later that i suggest massive and record ratings across the nation last night. just extraordinary. let's go to a data check. morning, megan murphyington news bureau. diehard cubs fan. the dollar weakness. 1.1097., oil has been weaker. the second screen here. 19.39, still migrates in a trump fashion. investigatorskly, over the race. i want to look at the euro-pazo because these are the most extremes. egypt's currency is tumbling as floatingch to freely exchange rates and you can see that gold is down a touch but actually still up on the three-day move. election is the thermometer. we have mentioned this time and time again. you can barely see that line on the screen and i made faint on purpose. the red line is the previous trump search. the clinton surged stronger mexican peso and then we reverse abruptly over the last 6-7 days with a new trump enthusiasm. francine? francine: i actually went for a pound terminal. i'm looking at the euro pound. have these judges actually talking about the decision so what they're doing at the moment is distancing themselves from politics. what they have said so far. so we don't have a ruling get w

murphy and mike mckee. both of them have been up all night and are doing a terrific job. jonathan: another person up all night is tom barrick. advisor to donald trump. let's talk about what is on the table. what can he get done? the epicenter of his acceptance speech was for structure. there is a series of number one contenders. healing the wounds of the other side. wet you saw last night, what have talked about before, the real donald trump. the sympathetic and charismatic and kind and considerate donald trump. for the worlding is, is this man reliable, was brexit election in the u.s., is it real or a joke? and at every step he will prioritize by saying, i need to reach across. acceptancepartisan of what i'm doing. even though i have both pieces of congress, the house and the senate. and i think he will take foreign policy, domestic policy, which needs fiscal stimulus. the market will react to consistency. to get growth, monetary policy and productivity, it is waning. so fiscal stimulus as infrastructure relates to a piece of it makes sense. everywhere in the world has the partnerships except for us. and we have a