providing details in afghanistan, kuwait, and the united arab emirates. are celebrating the appointment of general james mattis as donald trump's secretary of defense. coming up tonight, state utility workers rob a local home. how they distracted the family while looting the house. where they hope to move and what it could mean for milwaukee coming up tonight at 10:00. it looks like the lines before black friday. >> hundreds of people are waiting outside lambeau field to get an autograph quarterback aaron rodgers. about 10 minutes ago, right now, looking at a live picture. rogers is signing autographs in exchange for donations to the salvation army. donating a minimum $100 per autograph. it will match each donation. it is limited to 200 people. from snow -- >> another busy week ahead. how long the arctic blasts and the snow moves in. >> people gathered at marquette university to get a surprise and an emotional goodbye. different ways you can pay the bills to avoid standing in line. >> got a big job to do? make sure you get there on time. >> the free ice s

just as a vivid stops in kuwait -- the united arab emirates -- afghanistan and germany. there isn't much of an update on the health of aaron rodgers today, but we can certainly see that his team is feeling an awful lot better than it had been recently... tim van vooren joins us early with the latest from green bay... ted, packers coach mike mccarthy says he planned to meet with his quarterback today and see how he feels after suffering a calf injury early in yesterday's victory.... after th sports that he wouldn't be missing any games... he plans to provide an update on wednesday... there is no question that we are seeing an uptick in the team's play.... the packers took the fight right to the favored seahawks on sunday.... after looking out of sorts, stagnant and overmatched at times during a four game losing streak, green bay is the confident aggressor yesterday..... a sense of urgency is apparent and will have to be in place again next sunday at soldier field... "these guys stayed the course. we've had a lot of moving parts. we take a lot of pride as a coaching staff

. >>> a business aviation trade fair got under way in the united arab emirates. showcasing their latest technology. japan's honda jet is partacepating for the first time at the fair. company o officials s say their craft offers the best fuel efficiency among aircraft of the same grade. an official from brazil says demand for business jets will increase once crude oil prices recover. >>> and from the skies to something more down to earth, a small town in japan is doing its part to attract investments. a group of plum farmers are sharing the secrets of their success. why so many people are coming to listen to them. >> reporter: in the mountains of southwest japan, oyama was once a poor farming village. now it's a tourist town, attracting a steady stream of visitors from around the world. last year alone, about 1,400 came, about half the town's population. the town recently hosted a group of farmers from south korea who want to learn from their success. a local official tells them they need to do more than grow produce. >> translator: we produce, process and sell. i

troops holding a state flag with with the message, "ate with crew at al dhafra air base in united arab emirates." base with packers and badgers logos reading 7,281 miles to volk field. walker's trip to the middle east was organized by the defense department. snow is on the way. mark, we could have two rounds this weekend. mark: get the shovels and snow blowers ready. when the snow arrives and how much is on the way. joyce: then the mystery of the stolen kitten. how police tracked down a cat taken from a wisconsin animal shelter. kathy: plus helping others this , holiday season. how you can volunteer at one of the largest christmas dinners in the country. announcer: get important local announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're with kathy mykleby, joyce garbaciak, weather watch 12 chief meteorologist mark baden , and big 12 sports director dan needles. wisn 12 news at 6:00 continues. joyce: new at 6:00, a kitten stolen from a green bay area humane society has been found and returned to the shelter. kathy: the humane society posted surveillance video on youtube of a couple s

there was also a trip to 0man, bahrain and the united arab emirates, aimed at strengthening relationshipsnce in oman. the duchess of cornwall has continued her work on literacy. this year, helping radio 2's writing competition for children. how are you? very well, nice to meet you. a visit to chris evans‘ breakfast show involved an encounter with the actor tom hiddleston. she told him her sunday nights hadn't been the same since the end of the night manager, in which he starred. it was brilliant. thank you so much. everybody sat gripped. good. she's also campaigned on the issue of domestic abuse. at a clarence house reception, she spoke of the anguish victims face, describing it as a hidden problem where many remain too scared to speak out. this silence is corrosive. it leaves women, children and men carrying a burden of shame. it prevents some from speaking out about the abuse, and it prevents them from getting help. and at its worst, it can be fatal. prince harry's visit to nepal this year became an extended royal tour. he was due to be in the country for five days, but stayed on, havin

as it nears completion, it's attracted the interest of government officials in the united arab emirates and finland. >> when i think of transportation and the networks we've built over the last 50, 100 years, generally they're not keeping up. it would be transformational as much as the internet was to the world we expect today and broadband, i think hyperloop will make that same transformation in the transportation world in the future. >> reporter: the developers are aiming to make the hyperloop passenger-ready by around 2020. and they're hoping it will fundamentally change the future of travel. rosa sabrino, nhk world, los angeles. >> that's the latest in business for this hour. here's a check on markets. >>> on to other stories we're following at this hour. india has managed to maintain high economic growth in recent years. but at the same time, the country is estimated to have around 1.2 million children living on the streets. today one indian newspaper is attracting increasing attention by giving its readers a chance to listen to the real voices of these children. >> reporter: this

. >>> and this is brand new video of a highrise burning in the united arab emirates. posted the footage on social media. flames were shooting from several floors of the residential to your in dubai which is on palm island sort of an art official island area of the city. everyone made it out okay. investigators are now looking for clues as to what sparked it. >> also new on "action news" a new take on a crime that's popular this time of year. take a look at this. video appears to show a man delivering a pizza in that end but after a few curious looks an knock on the door the imposter now a package thief strikes taking off with more than what he came with. leon neto and his wife were out shopping when an app on his phone sandy signal that someone was on his porch. >> when i got the application up and running, i could see a guy getting into his car in our driveway and he had something in his hands. >> the thief may have been pretty disappointed though when he got home and opened the box it just had a pair of slippers. police now looking for the suspect. >> sneaky. 4:47a

as it nears completion, it's attracted the interest of government officials in the united arab emirates and finland. >> well, when i think of transportation and the networks we built over the last 50, 100 years, generally they're not keeping up. i think that will be transformational situation the internet was to the world we expect today in broadband. i ththink hyperloop will me that same transformatition in the transportationon worldn the future. >> rororter: t devevelops arere aimi to make the hyperloop passenger ready by around 2020. and they're hoping it will fundamentally change the future of travel. rosa sobrino, nhk world, los angeles. >>> and that wraps up this segment of business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> japan's highest court has ruled in favor of the central government in a contentious and long-running dispute with okinawa. it involves relocating a controversial u.s. military base to a coastal area of the southern prefecture. the court says governor onaga acted illegally last year by revoking a permimit to reclaim land at t the relocation site. it say

they figured out that there was a previous world record, which was 2.9 miles long set in the united arab emirateskay. so that's a 5k. basically, you could run a 5k to get to the end of that and then a cool down. >> that's going to cost a fortune. >> i agree. i'm thinking of the husband or the family who's thinking, really, this is what you want to spend your money on? >> they stretch the whole thing out, that's my question. >> right. >> how much does it weigh? >> not only do you have to buy this thing, but you have to invite enough people to carry it. >> that's the party favor everybody got to take home. they got three yards of fabric. >> who is she? where did she find the money for this? >> turns out her dad is a self-made tycoon. they also want to display this veil to increase tourism. >>> it's magic. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> yeah, beautiful drone video of a sunset off the coast of central florida. but as beautiful as this looks, it's about to get kind of terrifying. omar from omar gosh tv and his buddy moe are doing a little challenge. they're going to hop into a kayak and paddle out to that island out there

. >> new on "action news" here a-high-rise apartment building caught fire in the united arab emirate. posted on social media shows the dubai skyline with the building a blaze. firefighters put it out o the building was safely evacuated. no injuries were reported. this is the latest in a string of blazes to race up multi story buildings in the skyscraper packed city. >> a news conference may reveal the cause of that warehouse infern now in oakland california that killed 36 people who were inside the warehouse for a party. at tf and oakland officials are expected to priest media later today. a fire official says the warehouse does not appear to be in a database for fire inspectors to use for that scheduling inspections. in fact the warehouse which was a living space for numerous people may have never been checked for fire hazards. and a sad irony a fire station is right around the corner from that warehouse. >> another story brand new a bomb threat forced a pilot to make an emergency landing in new york. the lufthansa flight was coming from houston texas when someone made the bomb threa

will be finding out why franklin templeton says egypt and the united arab emirates will outperform othereast stock markets. ♪ rishaad: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: middle east come go live on bloomberg television and radio. imf shot salamat in hong kong. yousef: and i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai. the middle east stock market poised to perform the best in 2017. let's get more on the story. tell us what investors are seeing here. >> it is quite interesting. they are trying to figure out what they are working on next year. we have beenhing hearing for many investors located here. it is an interesting story because we see the prices, valuation is interesting. they are trading in line with emerging markets. at the same time, that perspectives for the country is better than what we saw this year. we see banks trading at much better levels and are seen as much more healthy than they were last year. you also have the expo 2020 getting closer. all the projects involved are happening right now. overall, it is a good picture. rishaad: let me pick up that point. i am showing the performan

just as a vivid reminder" we've learned the five-day journey included stops in kuwait -- the united arab emirates -- afghanistan and germany. the milwaukee county board is expected to vote hu investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. this comes in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office is investigating a possible snow-related death. a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he collapsed. he was taken to the hospital-- council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. meanwhile.. the first major snow storm proved to be costly for some people on the city's east side. the weekend snow surpassed milwaukee's 4-inch rule.... and on just one block of cramer street... we counted at least

picture of the gulf economies facing slower growth because of oil prices, and even here in the united arab emiratesneral trend of job cuts with banks and others. yousef: that is it for this "best of bloomberg markets middle east." a busy week ahead in the region. we have more reaction to the budget announcement, and in turbulent 2016 drawing to a close and we discussed how investors are positioning themselves for the months to come. we will be back on monday on bloomberg television. join me then. >> coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the year in business across asia. china's economy showed signs of stability even as growth sometimes seemed to sputter. >> i think we have a hard landing in the stock market already. >> the old economy drivers are back in action. it's the new drivers stalling. >> japan's leaders went back to the stimulus well again and again with mixed results. >> we have to continue our monetary policy. >> japan has become a test tube for the rest of the world.

there is no trading in the united arab emirates markets, closed for martyr's day. i want to dive into this bloomberg charge. -- bloomberg chart. that oil price as a result of that deal, we are seeing a shrinking oil. this is where investors spoil away the oil, thinking that in the future they will sell it for profit. to discuss between wti -- the discount between wti delivery has narrowed sense opec announced the first production cut in eight years. checking on first word headlines from around the world, here is heidi. heidi: china's official factory gauge height to the highest and 2014. rose infacturing pay november. is 60.9.n gauge below estimates. risks from financial the red-hot housing market. donald trump's nominee for treasury says he will be -- there will be no absolute tax cut for what he calls the upper class. he tells cnbc that higher income tax reductions would be offset by fewer deductions. he criticized dodd-frank and said he will label china a currency manipulator not warranted. he says tax reform is its overriding priority. the fed's latest beige bo

even here in the united arab emirates, we have seen a general trend of job cuts with banks.erg markets: middle east." a busy week ahead in the region. more reaction to the saudi budget announcement. and as a turbulent 2016 draws to a close, we talk how investors themselves for the months to come. do join me yusef: at the latest first word news. toshiba plunged in tokyo and plunging near the lowest of the month because the loss of the ne u.s. nuclear business. that follows the acquisition of service of last year, however there are conflicting estimates as to how much. nhk expects million while $4.3 billion. ernie data from china indicates the economys

just as a vivid reminder" the five-day journey included stops in kuwait -- the united arab emirates -- afghanistan and germany. no criminal charges will be filed against the person arrested for threatening the given a ticket. it stems from the jay anderson case. police say five threats of violence were made against the department last week. they came after it was announced that no charges will be filed against the officer who shot and killed anderson. anderson's family is now pushing for federal criminal civil rights charges against the officer. looking ahead - a closer look at in-custody deaths. on thursday - the milwaukee county board is expected to vote on establishing investigations of in- custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. they've been together in allegedly committing a horrific crime -- together in fighting those charges. but from now on -- the two girls accused of trying to ki

picture of the gulf economies facing slower growth because of oil prices, and even here in the united arab emirateseen a general trend of job cuts with banks and others. yousef: that is it for this "best of bloomberg markets middle east." a busy week ahead in the region. we have more reaction to the budget announcement, and in turbulent 2016 drawing to a close and we discussed how investors are positioning themselves for the months to come. we will be back on monday on bloomberg television. join me then. i'm yousef gamal el-din. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. >> hi, dean. >> hi there. [laughter] >> bob. announcer: from the battlefield to the white house, from hollywood to the heartlands, america's entertainer was bob hope.

adx, as the local exchange is known, has been meeting with the united arab emirates.rector is calling on europe to clean up its banks. he talked to bloomberg television about the reason they are not living up to their potential. region for thel advanced economies has been week business investment. that is for all advanced economies. thate: he went on to say they do not work well under heavy fines. >> time for the bloomberg quicktake's. the population of oklahoma and an economy smaller than kansas. it also has more debt. $70 billion. here's the situation. the federal oversight board that their congress created in june is moving closer to restructuring the island's debt. a resumed talks with creditors in november, warning that spending cuts are needed. when the governor elect takes office in early january, he will have considerably less power than any of his presidency is -- president says -- predecessors. the board is a result of the largest federal inve -- intervention. it leaves more than $9 million in fees. 1.2 $6 billion in bond sales since 2000. investment banks w

of the gulf economies facing slower growth because of the oil prices, and even here in the united arab emiratesave seen a general trend of job cuts with banks. yousef: we will see how it plays out. thanks a lot. still to come, china's property market continues to cool as authorities rollout fresh curbs. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: it is 12:30 p.m. in hong kong, eight 30 a.m. in dubai. trade surplus for a third straight month in november as imports continue to fall faster than exports. >> shipments declined at their slowest pace since 2015. the finance ministry says exports fell .4% last month from a year earlier. exports had declined 10% in october. australia's treasurer is sticking to his forecast of a return to budget surplus by 2021 armed with a slightly narrower budget deficit, scott morrison hopes his midyear budget update will hold off a credit downgrade. moody's says the current situation is consistent with australia's aaa rating. has retained lotte its duty-free shopping license. its parent is being investigated over allegations of paid money to a friend of the former north korean -- so

picture of the gulf economies facing slower growth because of oil prices, and even here in the united arab emirateseen a general , trend of job cuts with banks and others. yousef: that is it for this "best of bloomberg markets middle east." a busy week ahead in the region. we have more reaction to the saudi budget announcement with gary dugan. turbulent 2016 draws to a close we discussed how , investors are positioning themselves for the months to come. we will be back next week on wednesday morning on bloomberg television. >> this is the best of bloomberg technology. ofwill bring you the best the week in technology. black

several banks in the region, and i know that just a few weeks ago, one of the local banks in the united arab emiratest about $40 million when attackers targeted them. about different threat sources that affect everyone from individuals to governments to government-owned companies. dangerousxtremely threat. especially when we're talking about a region that is home to about 40% -- i'm sorry, to about half of the oil reserves in the world. imagine if something like this hits and oil facility and stops and disrupts oil production. again, the same hold price waterhouse has conducted shows the region lags behind the world in terms of education and training of their staff for cyber security attacks. what is the point of buying all that advanced equipment if you cannot use it? >> next, how you accounting methods have catapulted turkey's economy ahead of india's. that is ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ is 12:30 here in hong kong and i'm here with an update of the top stories. president putin is preparing for a second round of talks with the japanese prime minister. they have agreed to cooperate at arer disputed i

that agreement is bp paying out cash and it makes the united arab emirates one of the single biggest stockholders in the london listed oil gas giant. >>> and vivendi denied it is planning to take over mediaset after upping its stake in the italian broadcaster. they told the italian newspaper that the move was not hostile and that vivendi has a long-term interest in media sets. vivendi's ceo said the company would launch the takeover bid had it wanted to, but he declined to comment whether it would do so in the future. >>> and praxair and linde are closing in on a deal for their $65 million merger. it could be announced as early as wednesday. initial discussions collapsed in september you might recall. linde revived talks after praxair provided new assurances over jobs. they created the biggest oil and gas company. linde denies the reports. >>> and braas monier and standard industries have been involved in a legal dispute. but standard industries prompted to reach a merger deal out of court instead. >>> and this weekend in madrid some 10,000 runners dressed as santa clause or his elve

the extravagant phone be created and sold by gold genie, a store in the united arab emirates. >> theyld there. >>> uber partnering with snapchat for its own custom filter. they're rolling out a snapchat integration to allow customers to unlock custom filter while riding. they could select a snap card and choose from a slew of uber branded filters, including a filter showcasing your estimated time of arrival. i don't get it. >> you're a snap person, if you don't get it -- >> i can't imagine doing both at the same time. it is interesting that they're partnering up. >>> also check this out. green bay packers fans will do anything for their team. we know this. even showing up on a random weekday to, yes, help shovel snow from the stadium. the packers put out a call for volunteers to clear out the stands yesterday after a recent snowstorm dumped several inches in the area. some people waited in line for three hours for the opportunity to shovel snow from the herald field at lambeau. >> committed. >> i've done it once. i would do it just to say i've done it once. >>> before we head to break

a store in the united arab emirates called gold genie is selling a special edition of iphone 7.d and with the features of the 45th president on the front. asking price, well, a mere $151,000. so far, the store has received orders for ten of the iphones. trump get any of those? >> that's ten more than i would have guessed. abc7 news at 4:00 continues. it's usually luggage that you hear about being lost and then found but an unusual item found at a north bay airport. the search for its owner coming up. >>> and dan is here with a look at the news at 5:00. dan? >> ama, coming up next, short-changing students. the one class that has really profound implications for the state's economy. >>> up on the roof. nothing good happens after midnight and for this man, that was true. >>> and rav 4 versus honda crv. those stories and a lot more when we see you at 5:00. zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> here's a look at primetime tonight

all you have to do is look at jordan, united arab emirates, some of those countries to go we can't win this on an island. we have to win with allies. we have moderate muslims who are the biggest allies to us. >> thank you so much. i appreciate you sharing your thoughts. >> anytime. take care. >> up next, clinton versus trump, again. this one, a war of words between donald trump and bill clinton. we're going to tell you what started it all. >> before we go, get your tissues ready. this is beautiful. if you didn't love notre dame enough, because i do, following a win, notre dame junior guard matt ferrell's brother, beau ferrell, read a special message on the video board at the game. but beau was in the arena to surprise his family two months before he was scheduled to return home from afghanistan. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? >>> good morning. you're watching msnbc. i'm st

let's get some perspective on that with the minister of energy for the united arab emirates. thanks for joining us on the program. exciting times, i can see the positive energy. you were optimistic before the opec meeting. here tods to happen maintain the momentum? a what needs to happen is commitment from opec. we need as many countries as possible. this is not just an opec worry or concern. this is a concern by all of the producers that benefits all the producers. we need to see more countries participating, and i can tell everyonewe are calling in the organization, the president and ministers are calling their colleagues trying to bring as many as possible. yusuf: what figure is on your mind? is it 600,000 barrels? what number would you like to see? >> around 600,000, if we could get more, that would be great. what opect half of has committed to cut and if we can get that, then i think we will get a quicker rebound in and we have targeted the market balance of course. yusuf: we've seen the gains and euphoria following the opec decision. gains.ces have trimmed if oil prices

trump's partner on golf course developments in the united arab emirates was found guilty in egypt in the case involving allegations of government corruption. and he eventually settled out of court, but the canadian government confirmed that it froze his assets until 2014. that didn't seem to bother the president-elect. it goes on and on. in a country with a history of corruption and human rights abuses, the trump organization just confirmed to cnn that it's now terminated its deal for a trump branded hotel. in indonesia, he's partnering with a will deal with on day one. >> there is a danger because the foreign leaders, were foreign business people will be considering it as dealing with president and the president's family. so they will be making decisions knowing that if they help the president's children will, they are helping the president and they may get something for it. >> reporter: a potential problem that concerns former ambassador and former can deputy national security adviser james jeffrey, especially since trump appears to be keeping his business intact and in the family.

improving relations with arab states such as those in the gulf such as saudi arabia, qatar, the united arab emirates because of threats posed by iran, he said israel will never have peace with its neighbors if it doesn't make peace with the palestinians and his larger argument is this settlement policy, pam, this expansion of israeli settlements on lands the palestinians claim for their state is one of the main obstacles to peace. >> elise labott, thank you for breaking that down for us. >>> joining me now, the former u.s. ambassador to israel and syria and director of the baker institute at rice university. in the speech, netanyahu says israel looks forward to working with trump to mitigate the damage that this resolution has caused. in your view, what damage has been done with the resolution and what do you see the relationship between israel and the trump administration being looking ahead? >> well, on the second part of the equation it's very difficult to see how that relationship is going to evolve. the president-elect has to get into office, sit in the office, get his cabinet officers in place

the united arab emirates in 2014 has designated the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization andlly also identified the council on american islamic relations in the same status. there clearly is a mechanism to expose organizations, individuals, institutions that have behaviors that sympathize with islamists. the 1993 world trade center bomber and also mohammed atta, one of the pilots of the 9/11 attacks were affiliated with islamist mosques in munich. the mosque may not have instructed or paid those individuals to do this but they were very much inspired by the ideology. we do have to do forensic examination of finances as well as so-called advocacy groups to see whether they are harboring similar sympathies. this is something the muslim world is scrutinizing. the muslim world, over 300 million muslims live in the middle east and north african area, 1.3 billion live elsewhere. we are in our own communities struggling to expose jihadists and islamists. muslim armies are at war with this. muslim politicians are losing their lives fighting this battle. there's no reason why we are n

the "times" is reporting the prisoners will go to italy, amman, saudi arabia and the united arab emiratesif those transfers take place 41 or 42 prisoners will still be at guantanamo when donald trump takes office. >> the man accused of setting off bombs in new york city earlier this year has pleaded not guilty. rahimmy appeared in a new jersey courtroom yesterday marking the first time he's appeared in person for a proceeding since being injured in a shoot-out with police officers back in september. a prosecutor said that no plea deal would be offered to him over the charges of trying to kill those officers. his capture came just days after rahimi allegedly set off a pipe bomb in new jersey and a pressure cooker bomb in new york city. 31 people were hurt in that new york bombing. >> former state and local officials have been charged in connection with the water crisis in flint, michigan. michigan's attorney general bill chutety announced the chip nall charges against two former state emergency managers making them the highest ranking officials now to be charged in this investigation. two

applause] i was just inr: afghanistan last week speaking to our troops there and in kuwait, united arab emirates, and germany. i've got to tell you, some of the best news for them -- don't let anybody fool you, it is still a difficult place for our men and women in uniform, but one of the greatest pieces of news, when they heard that our next resident was nominating general jeff matus to be the next secretary of defense. they were, and up because they knew this was a leader who's going to make decisions based on security and military and not political decisions. needed a new president and a new vice president who are going to leave leadcountry forward -- this country forward, and that's one of the best decisions they have made so far. i want to tell you, what a great crowd. i know there are still people coming in, but once again, wisconsin led the way this last november. thank you to all of you here. [cheers and applause] i look aroundr: this crowd and i think back six years ago. you helped us transform this state in november of 2010. you sent us as a new governor, you helped elect a new lieuten

his confirmation would be taken as a positive signal for the oil producing states, united arab emiratesuwait, countries which had rocky relations with president obama. they see a u.s. tilt toward shia, iran. this guy who's done a lot of business with him -- >> they're seeing a shift toward iran? >> under obama, they are concerned and tillerson is the signal of friendship and a guy they know and that would be a first step toward repairing those relations which -- >> interesting stuff, michael. thank you. heidi. hugh hewitt. michael crowley. >>> when we return, let me finish with trump watch for this tuesday night. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> trump watch. tuesday, december 13th, 2016. i co

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the store is gold-genie in the united arab emirates is selling an i-phone seven encased in solid gold.encrusteddiamonds >> vicki:and has the face of donald trump on the back. >> vicki:goldgenie is a store that specializes in gold-plating virtually any item customers want. the managing director says a woman walked into the store last month and requested that the store put together the glitzy device with the president-elect's features. since selling that first trump i-phone-- goldgenie has received nine more orders for gold-plated phones with his face on it. >> vicki:and they are not cheap.each is priced around 151-thousand dollars. >> grant:oprah's transformation. >> grant:the media mogul showing off her slimmed-down figure. reveals she has been shedding the pounds since joining weight watchers last year. that story coming up next. >> vicki:oprah's weight loss present and past collide! the insider's louis aguirre has more on the mighty o's stunning forty pound slim down! >>oprah: since i started weight watchers i've lost over 40 pounds. i can honestly tell you i struggle no more. >>la: it's been

interests, hotel interests, licensing interests, go all the way from india, indonesia, canada, united arab emirates all the way down to turkey, uruguay, bermuda, argentina. dozens of countries. you can see that map there. is there anything that donald trump could do short of selling off and completely divesting himself of these businesses that would remove those conflicts of interest? >> no. i think the only solution here to make sure that donald trump's conduct does not endanger u.s. national security is complete and total divestiture done through a blind trust by someone not connected to him or his family, a professional, and keep in mind this could turn out to be trump's real achilles' heel if he sticks to this because at some point if the republicans on capitol hill turn against him or find it convenient because of his conduct to want to replace him with mike pence, the emolement clause of the constitution could be very troubling if he does not totally divest these holdings and do so in an independent manner where he has no influence over the sales. >> ali velshi, couldn't donald trump sell his

tom: how will the united arab emirates and other oil powers in the middle east react to three sets of4 hours? it is an excellent question. we know that the uae is very sensitive to terrorism. that said, they have kept away from the conflict in syria. oil, you andon of i remember a time where we used to see tomato reacts -- we used to see it react to political events. we have not seen that reaction. when i came in this morning i thought wti was actually up. sprint was down $.32 when i came in. that is interesting, given that russia and turkey are cooperating on that egg natural gas pipeline. who knows if that is going to go ahead? you have seen that markets are just looking through these geopolitical events. whether that is because people are so elated with the return of inflation, the prospect for fiscal stimulus, further economic growth going forward, that they ignore the stuff happening in the world, that is an open question. there is a school of thought that thinks this assassination isn't going to be enough to really derail relations between turkey and russia. we will have to see

big part of this, and as a ombia,entative from col you have worked with germany, qatar, the united arab emiratesurprised me because women in the gulf states don't appear to have as many rights as men do. is there a misperception of women's rights in the gulf states? ambassador mejia: it surprised me, too, how encouraging they were and how they immediately reacted to my proposal. not only excited, but participated in the group, and presented to the secretary-general of the united nations paper of what to do in the first 100 days and what to do in the middle and long-term. i was surprised. the list of countries ready to do something, to engage with women's leadership positions. and from there onwards, i hope make the world better. scarlet: that was my conversation with the colombian ambassador to the united nations. oliver: i want to point out something in the markets. it has been a quiet day, but i did in stocks just a moment ago. basically, what happened, microsoft and facebook did a little bit. that is it. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york. i am oliver renick. scarlet: i am sc

adx is the local exchange is conducting meetings and the united arab emirates.aging director is calling on the u.s. to clean up banks. he spoke to bloomberg television about why the major economy is not living up to their potential. reason for sluggish growth in the advanced communities and my view is week of business investment. of the across all advanced economies including in the united states. to say thatent on banks cannot lend aggressively when their balance sheets are clogged and they are laboring under heavy fines. clicks time for quick -- clicks time for court -- >> time for quick takes. puerto rico has a population in oklahoma and kansas and more any, $70 billion, more than state except for california and new york. here is the situation. to federal oversight board manage puerto rico's finances is reaching closer to restructuring debt. debtors whiler to saying substantial debt reduction is native. when the president-elect takes office, he will have considerably less power than any of his predecessors. his plasmas be approved by the u.s. appointees who c

that means more diversified economies and of course, abu dhabi, united arab emirates arab emirates haveat direction. >> where else would you recommend investors put their money to work in the middle east? international asset management, what's your view on the kingdom as it tries to make a switch away from oil? mark: we are positive in the sense they are trying to make that switch. how successful they will be remains to be seen, so we have to because is. -- 15% or 20% successful, that would be exciting. >> what about egypt? are you putting money to work there? mark: the question is getting it out. the problem with these countries that restrict outflows of for exchange mean that people who want to put money in will not come in until they are able to get it out. trump about told head into the white house and clinical risk in europe. where is the emerging market story? with a stronger dollar, it's not necessarily good. whichit depends on countries you are talking about. the stronger dollar means the weaker currency companies exporting will do very well. you are not only exporting to the u.

why didn't qatar, united arab emirates or saudi arabia take the refugees, they know the bus routes, theyright to those countries. instead, they say, west, take them into your hearts and wallets. chaos ensues. then people put their hands up and say i'm a little concerned about america. they're looked at at hardhearted and narrow minded. that's what we're seeing. meanwhile, mayor rudy giuliani, who's on the transition commission, said this about the refugee situation. >> you do not have a right to come into the united states. nobody in the world has the right to come into the united states. except an american citizen. it's a privilege. and we grant it. but we have to put our safety first, and if this doesn't tell us that we should put our safety first, we don't want to do what merkel did. merkel has taken germany, which was a safe country, and made germany into a dangerous country. everyone told her it was a mistake. the only one patting her on the back was barack obama, and that should have been a signal. it's the wrong direction. he's gone the wrong direction on islamic terrorism. >> i g