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for others, check b back with ua little later for the morning news and of course, captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, december 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >> we have shown not just around the state of alabama, but we have shown the country the way, that we can be unified. >>> democrat doug jones pulls out a surprise win in alabama's senate race, but his opponent roy moore refuses to concede. >>> and anti-trump text gets an fbi agent pulled from robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling. >>> the suspect in a botched new york city suicide bombing attack makes his first court appearance today as we learn more about the 27-year-old self-described supporter of isis. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> alabama will send its first democrat to the u.s. senate in 25 years. doug jones won alabama's special senate election in a stunning upset. cbs news projects jones eeked out a victory over republican roy moore, whose campaign was plagued by a string of sexual mi

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after theould imagine , some ofs, rates go up these by ua shall is won't hold at these levels.le focused in these high growth, high quality, certainly in tech parts of the market. if the economy is doing better, those stocks do well, but they wouldn't do that much better as the economy improves. on top of that you have high discount rates in earnings because if interest rates are low, $10 today and $10 in the future has the same value. you put high discount rates on it and that will come under more duress. if we look at the wider u.s. market, that is fully valued and will make people think about taking money off the table in that market and redeploying it in other parts of the world that are cyclical and have upside, and asia is a great example of that. david: thank you for coming into the studio. old mutual global investors, head of equities there. your business flash headlines. in talks with hyundai about developing hydrogen engines. carsews comes as electric established himself. hyundai initially led the drive and has fallen the hind the likes of toyota in terms of sales. fi

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and the ambassador just returned a couple of months ago when saudi, the only land border we have and ua and bahrain blockaded the skies and only land access. 90% of our food and medicine supplies coming through this land border. so from where i can get access? if i had a bad relation with iran, then qatar will be under -- under siege and we cannot get neither food nor medicines for our people and we cannot bring any supplies for the country or export our -- our products which is main source of energy for the entire world. qatar represent 30% of the energy of japan, represent 25% of the energy of south korea, which are the united states allies which are important for everyone that to maintain the stability. qatar supplies united kingdom with more than 20% of their requirement of energy. around 10% of poland requirement of their energy. all those countries are relying on qatar. and qatar tried -- we tried our best not to affect all of those supplies by those measures being imposed against us. and now we are accused that we have a strong relation with iran. we have no strong relation with

valuable cryptocurrency after jumping 33% yesterday, ripple is worth $76 billion passing the $73 the uauld. netflix is scrapping cash executives.its top it eliminates performance base bonuses -- performance-based for executives with a salary over $1 million. carl icahn owens 13% of sandridge. he urged stockholders to vote takeover,e proposed blasting the deal as overpriced. that is your bloomberg business flash. , 2017 has not been the best year for most companies, but that's not true for opec. we have the chart you can't miss. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie hyman. "what'd you miss?" discussion about what companies are going to do with their tax savings. we'll more go to buybacks and dividends and not really investment in the businesses -- analyst are expecting -- analysts are exciting quite a bit of investment here. bars&p 500 -- that is the here, and the analyst spending forecast, it has perked up a little in the last couple of months, but look where analysts projected to be. of course, they have projected it to rise all year, and it has not quite done so. but there's a lot

weekhares plunged last after it said earnings will drop because of competition in the ua power marketsts of new technology. that is your bloomberg business flash. derailing plans to navigate brexit. this is the latest twist and turn in the brexit saga. great to see you today. thought of the brexit process you look at those twists and turns in the politics daily. where do you stand positioned on u.k. assets? is -- what we have seen in the u.k. as well as europe is any rise of political volatility gets expressed straight away through the currency versus the underlying asset classes. that from a domestic investors perspective can be worrying and we have some -- seen some impact. it does play certain assets is more attractive. i talk to investors all of the world and they look with fascination at u.k. asset values but the value of the currency as well. as we see these twists and turns and impact in terms of the currency valuations -- it has evocations for which types of u.k. stocks you buy. is that the story? wayne: from an external atestors perspective looking u.k. assets were looking fo

prime minister may has assured me she has the backing of the ua k -- u.k. government.ieve we have made the breakthrough needed. millions of jobs depend on the future trading relationship we will determine. i'm optimistic about the discussion ahead. reaching this agreement now a sure is that businesses will be able to make investment decisions based on the limitation. that offers welcome certainty. presidentn council says difficult negotiations, over trade. agreement, the success of prime minister theresa may, let us remember that the most difficult challenges still ahead. we all know that breaking up is hard but breaking up and building a new relation is much harder. u.s. senator al franken has said he will resign over allegations that he groped or forcibly kissed several women. the announcements came more than half of his democratic he steppeddemanded down to make clear his treatment of women is acceptable. i of all people am aware there is some irony in the fact that i am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval

it usually made those people's lives,ua apparently made those lives worse. in a changing economy. someone who has studied social policy for a couple decades, what are your ideas how we should address making sure that workers have opportunities in tandem with education or without education, so they can actually better themselves? >> that is a pretty heavy-duty question. thank you for that. know, i think that job altraining is not always a bad idea. it depends on the context. with these couple labor economists working on this study, and i began to see these counterintuitive findings i did a lot of talking to people what could account for this. one possibility that i if had data went up through now people might be doing better. on the other hand the unemployment rate is way down but pay is still, way down, it is below 4% in janesville. it was over 13% in early 2009 a few months after all this work vanished. but the pay is nothing like $28 an hour. so, i think in communities in which jobs are going to come back or are coming back, retraining for new workers is a great idea and i think

with -- will deal with a brexit in the ua? -- in the eu?next year, they will have to deal with a trade agreement. it appears to me single market is out. can you take lessons from that? thank you very much. >> two parts, two questions. what happens if the u.s. pulls out? it is a very interesting question. my understanding is, policy of the government of canada, i think it is the mexican government, but i cannot speak to that, is nafta will continue. there is provision for nafta to -- left it would have advantages coming into canada, and likewise canadians coming into mexico. which, the neighbor in the middle would not have. that is going to create tension within this country. particularly in the agricultural sector. this is a point that needs to be made. -- inspute settlement p.m.: i a: 15 8:1 5ally told -- at p.m., i personally told jim baker we had problems with what the united states was proposing. we finally got an agreement because he realized we would not have a deal if he did not have a dispute settlement mechanism. he overwrote. he t

this is what has spun out, an enormous amount of uas equipment and that has been fast. so we can do this but we do it on a small scale, and that's with his reorg is all about in my mind, is getting away from the 5000 process, other than the very complex and what might need some of that. but just use the little bit of process we need to get stuff out the door. >> i would love to from all of you but i would love to have respond to that, all of you respond to the question after this. >> yes, sir. it's a great question. i which is connected couple of dollars. the key is changing culture. [inaudible] >> thank you. >> the key is changing culture. at the end as end of they wento change the culture that's what came out of the acquisition reform report. that's the most crucial element. the way the army is getting at this is standing at the army command to do just that. take an approach that says let's make the perfect the enemy the better. much prototype, demonstrate, learn. let's go with the 80% the 80% , get something field. the view is if we can stand up the organization the

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much of what we have learned about terrorists potential use of uavs or uas devices as an aviation threat has been learned from what we see on the battlefield in iraq. and rapid exploitation of that material, rapid sharing here in the homeland so that local law enforcement does know that there is a threat to a high school football game of the sort we were talking about, a lot of that is derived directly from battlefield intelligence. >> it's heartening to hear you all three seem to think it is headed in the right direction. as a veteran of the nctc op center and many a night shift spent from 5:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. poring over those databases. >> acting secretary duke, i thank you for the important work of the committee's task force and denying terrorists entry into the united states. as chairman of that task force, i would like to thank the department for your cooperation. we've been conducting other review. we're looking forward to releasing the task force's final report in the near future and look forward to working with all of you to implement its recommendations or shore up any areas

you see it in places like ua and what the crown prince of saudi arabia is trying to do with his country and for his country vision. we should be supporting those efforts. madeleine and i in the study we did for the atlantic council, we came away optimistic in the sense that there are things to work with in the middle east that offer the prospect of a more peaceful and prosperous middle east. we have to help them wind down the civil wars and we've got to support those governments that are making positive steps to reform their economies and engage their people in developing a common future. we do those things and have a little luck in the middle east over time can turn to a positive direction. >> susan, any thoughts about jerusalem or the larger question of middle east policy? >> i would say the following is where we need to be going. first of all, i will address the broader middle east, it would be folly to up and the real deal which is working and created a degree of stability. we ought to sustain it and not threaten its viability because we will be the ones, the iranians will be the on

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