do you think this is something that could sway sentiment and put a damper on everything vince: my guess is that the fed will throw the kitchen sink at it. they have to supply liquidity. they are not going to let this get out of hand. they're always going into the end of the year with year end liquidity issues. every once in a while, it gets a little strange. the market has to look at these temporary factors. scarlet: there is the closing bell. we ended on a down note kind of a steady grant lower through the day. by 0.4%, losing 105 points. the nasdaq losing 0.4%. the better performer, relatively speaking, is the russell 2000. romaine: toll brothers finished up a percentage point. we will get their earnings after the bell. --ie also finished higher chewy also finished higher. scarlet: volume was pretty light, 12% below the average. part, market breadth was fairly negative as well. of negative to positive. let's dive deeper into the action with our markets reporters across the different asset classes. abigail: i would like to bring bonds into the equation. we are looking at here, in white

vince vaughn -- we were hanging out with vince vaughn all night.hter ] >> jimmy: this makes me laugh so hard. [ laughter ] so, you go to the bathroom or something, right [ laughter ] and vince vaughn -- i don't know if you remember this, but i'll tell you. so vince vaughn goes, "hey --" we were at -- in the urinal standing next to each other. and vince vaughn goes, "yo, man. will's in the stall. he's in the stall now. and now he goes, "watch this this is gonna be funny." so he goes over and goes over to the stall and he kicks open the stall. and it's not you [ laughter and applause he started to do the - dude, they started throwing down [ sad trombone ] >> i don't remember that >> jimmy: they started throwing down - it was crazy >> no. >> jimmy: you were outside, like, on the phone or something. [ laughter ] but -- >> i don't remember that >> jimmy: it was unbelievable, dude it was unbelievable. it was one of the funniest things i've ever seen. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. and then - >> i remember -- do you remember this? there was a couple sitting at

vince of audio squawk. coming up, another blow to boeing.o reach the international spacecraft on his debut flight. this is "bloomberg." ♪ live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." not reported better quarterly better. -- nike reported than expected quarterly results. taylor riggs joins us. taylor: coming up, this ties a little bit today, after record yesterday. best winning streak going back in about two years. you have to go back to december 2017 to see these types of gains. these after good quarterly results. you have a little pullback in the shares but most analysts remain bullish. morgan stanley sang management flat for guidance on it. nike is becoming more dependent on china revenue coming in about 19%. this is by some challenges in hong kong. analysts think the terror termite improve over -- tariffs picture might improve over time. as you can see, broad-based gains across your. other analysts are same the second quarter really showed nike has strength across geography, categories, and channels. total sales up a

connell: vince coglianese on record agreeing with aoc and the date and it's 4:33 vince good to see young your next vacation in north korea? how kim jong-un is looking to attract tourists with a new travel resort. did you book it yet? connell: it looks pretty nice. there's that and then disney's record box office, the studio is facing growing boycott calls for one of its biggest releases that's coming up next year, which we'll talk about. melissa: and then there's me taking on jessie waters during final exam, on tucker curl son last week. check this out. >> this is the most intention edition of this. >> i need a cocktail and i'm never doing this again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette masterpiece of italian design and performance...s and about 15 minutes for us to do this. blends right into the italian architecture. no, no, no, no, no. a more secure diaper closure. there were ba

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former trader and voice of bloomberg's, vince, and wells fargo strategist, brian jacobson. thank you so much. that does it for the closing bell. "what'd you miss?"" is up next, where we will be hearing from the chairman and ceo of bank of america. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. of how u.s.pshot stocks closed today. higher than average volume, record highs once again. politics as usual for once. president trump accepts speaker pelosi's invitation to deliver the state of the union in february. another blow for boeing. the debut flight of the star liner fails to reach the international space station. and, under the microscope. why the sec may be investigating. we've got more on that report. seven democratic presidential candidates taking the debate stage in l.a. last night under the shadow of impeachment. it was the smallest group of white house hopefuls yet. debated policy, speaker pelosi and mitch mcconnell remain in a deadlock over the impeachment process. joining us now by phone is bloomberg's congressional editor

al g, i became friends with brooks and vince gill, guys from oklahoma. started meetin' all these people from oklahoma. i started really lookin' at the people even my favorite guitar player that i grew up with, david t. walker, was born in oklahoma,ople timmy b. schmit from the eagles. oklahoma is a state of great things. [smith] so you have a connection to oklahoma-ish. [mo'] it's a connectio but i kinda like had to dig and build it. [smith] right, i'm a littlrried you wrote the song basedipn what you read on wia. (audience laughs) this is actually, this has stuck with me. [mo'] no, no i know people and the people were in the area, i'm thinkin' like. garth brookslike, and vinc, those are some of the most down-to-earth, shameless, good people i've ever met. you know, oklahoma, you know? shameless, good people so i go,r met. we write tg. and there's also, the gap band is from oklahoma too, just so you know that. ♪ you dropped a bomb on me baby ♪ (laughs) so ere's all that good stuff. [smith] there's good things in oklahoma. i agree. [mo'] charlie's from ok

kevin wally and vince. good to have you with us. vince they say the president left them no option.d all of the boundaries and they are acting in the interest of preserving the constitution. >> for all of the trump presidency. democrats and the people who advanced their interest in the press have been jonesing for impeachment since donald trump was elected into office. this is a weird feeling that this impeachment doesn't feel exceptional. this feels like the level of hysteria we experienced for every minute of the trump presidency. >> shannon: people have scandal fatigue. they don't understand the difference between mueller and russia. maybe it's like crying wolf. >> there has been a lost scandal with the last 2.5 years. >> shannon: or allegations of scandal. >> and the american people are exhausted. they tuned out of the democratic debates and they're exhausted when the president tweets. they don't understand why the government is not going to be funded next saturday. why we can't get passage of the trade deal before january 1st. as democrats have said and the speaker said they ar

always heard about the vince why the league always wanted to calm down a spirit see. another situation is pretty fair amount here to play baseball like i want to play baseball and i want to come down and play baseball i'm not going to swell as a lot of a lot of great players and i want to come to play with the south american nation does have a lots of great players and the best often head north for big money and started one was even world series m.v.p. and 2017 now with this exemption fans and players from both nations should be able to see once again this political pull this and enjoy the sport they know. you're watching the news to be busy. it is up next with tom you're sticking around for that. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the kids find strength grownup. might object to what is to share work and find beautiful. to do the books on you to. was the speech of his life.

always heard about the vince why the league always wanted to calm down experiences. another situation is pretty. amount here to play baseball i i want to play baseball and i want to come down here and play baseball. has a lot of. i want to combine well with the south american nation does have a lot of great players and the best often head north the big money and started one was even world series m.v.p. and 2017 now with this exemption found some players from both nations should be able to once again fulfill its people this and enjoy the sport they love. you're watching news coming up next is a doc film with a look at how choco production is coming in the environment and don't forget you can always step to date with the lightest on our website that's the w dot com or by following us on twitter at t w news for now math anyhow thanks for watching. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. 2 celebration comics on the phone it's 250th birthday we remember going on a 4 huge discovery. expedition.

vonnie: vince cignarella, thank you for that update. .stories at mliv for more now on impeachment, and of course, boris johnson speaking in a few moments, let's bring in danny branchflower, professor of economics at dartmouth. he joins us today from naples, florida. vonnie.i, vonnie: i'm curious as to whether you think there's any risk associated market wise with the impeachment of president trump. obviously, we are not seeing an immediate impact come about longer term, does this have any secondary implications? danny: i always like to try and teach my students that markets with spohn to surprises, and i think -- markets respond to surprises, and i think at this point, there's really been no real surprises. i think the worry certainly is that the central bank appears to not have a clue what's going on, and has basically said we are waiting for some data to come in. the worry is if we get some really bad data, that would in a way be a surprise to the markets, and the fed would have to step in, by which point it would be too late. i d

release those files so we can see the truth because i think the truth is in those files, the man that vinceer charged in the murder because he was shot himself 3 years after hoffa disappeared, by the way, i want to thank the mob museum, staff, jeff and the moderator and director at the museum, if you're in vegas, just don't play the craps and blackjack, you can go to mob museum, fascinating place, more for hoffa case go to fox nation and riddle the podcast, you can search riddle, streaming on fox nation now. ♪ ♪ eric: do you know you jimmy hoffa is buried? >> absolutely, i'm the only person that knows where he's last resting place. arthel: if you haven't seen it, you should see it, so well done, you worked really hard on it and it's really fascinating. eric: thank you, the music really scares me. arthel: who knew there was a mob museum in vegas? >> in old federal courthouse, where we spoke is where the hearings were held, the historic hearings about the mafia, just a fantastic place. arthel: all right, thanks, eric, well, it is a happy day for the bengals with lsu quarterback taking home co

. ♪ alix: time now for traders if you listen to vince -- enough for traders take.ring a snowman that lights up and blinks. that is great happy holidays, everybody. what are you looking at today? are you going more macro? >> this is the time of year where trying to pick trades is not the smart thing to do because nobody really knows what to do. one of the themes that has been recurring since the last fomc meeting is this belief going forward that everyone thinks the fed is on hold for 2020. what the fed has done since december of 2001 is they have changed the said funds rate 42 times. now, they where we are effective rate is 155. in december of 2001, the fed funds rate was 1.75%. to think that the fed is going to hold course in 2020 and do nothing i think is a fool's dream. i think it will move depending on what the economy does. if it heats up again, we will be done with this new term cycle adjustment and we will be back on a heightened cycle. if the economy falters, i think they will continue with the theme of adjustment and bull rates again. to thehat does that d

vince young, troy polamalu, rocky israel, and cory hall. there you have.ry deserving hall-of- famer. >> congratulations to him. >> that is one heck of a class. >> it certainly is. >> thank you. see you later. have a great night. >> goodnight. (knock on door) good morning, sunshine. how was your night in the yard? perfect. i like sleeping outside. mm-hmm. haley lost her keys again. she's been going through this irresponsible phase. yeah, for 25 years. i'm not gonna let her get to 26. (chuckling) just to be clear, claire's not going to kill her. haley: let me in! please! -no. -please? this is just like when we ferberized her as a baby. let her cry it out. she'll settle down. why?! you can't leave me out here! it's 2:00 in the morning! i have to change for a party. good night, honey. ♪ -morning, phil. -no! it's not a -- it's not a good morning.

vince carter can light it up. hawks win. 79 points by warriors, second fewest, tie for any game under steve kerr. >>> 49ers are 10-2, but if seahawks beat the vikings, could move up. seattle fans bring it every time they're in seattle. tied at 7-7. bats it, picked off by anthony harris who scores. like a volleyball play and harris, right to him, untouched for the score but seahawks score 17 straight in the third. wilson, all kinds of time. airs it out to david moore. 60 yards to the house in those neon green jerseys. new edition, if it isn't love, dance. best one i've seen all season long. hawks hold off late rally, seattle wins, now in first place in nfc west. fifth seed is the 49ers. >>> a's only year in the green and gold, five years in texas. >>> giants have nontenured will willie mac award winner pilular. .264, 156 games with the giants. >>> stephen piscotty with oakland a's giving week. stomper there, visited a fire station you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've go

and 2020 years of lovers around the world are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the from beatle vince birth. who was born and born but spent most of his life in vienna. he lived here for over 3 decades and wrote his masterpieces today i want to see how visible loopy from beethoven still is in vienna what makes the city so attractive to musicians and why was beethoven so restless i mean during his time here he moved on average once a year as you can see have a lot of questions that need answering one day in vienna following the footsteps of the great beethoven. off course we will also give you an overview of the sights to see in vienna. and the killing there is special t c for which the city is famous. in addition we will show you how big is being honored in his native poland. one of the top addresses for music lovers in vienna it's the sound easy and how still music it's all about the sounds and noises and the exhibition starts in the stairwell. as they clamp the bar sound staircase which we call stair play can do more than make music. but i follow you. come on you play a song you hea

group local and state leaders including senator shannon grove and melissa hurtado and assemblyman vince fong and maurice alice world governor spoke about the 2019 state budget which provided million to local governments across the state. >>for emergency homeless 8 he called on current governments to partner with the state to use the funds can't do it alone state vision for solving or ending chronic homelessness on this is probably cannot be realized. top down as we realize bottom up. in partnership. >>that is a message with puts thomas agrees that are is a homeless. >>but normal regular people homeless. and we need help they need help. all the help they can get the governor coming here is fantastic. i don't think we can solve homelessness i know we can solve homelessness. >>all right time now for the 4 zone forecast not just around the bay area that a cross country maurice yeah people get ready for the holidays headed out of town, good news today, sfo had trouble really all week long but travel today, not bad at all mostly cloudy skies still but the deck but higher so no delays at sfo.

human rights and all the more closely in the case of bella reuss the ability we have today to run the vince again investigation that iris seems very small or. that's a problem well the. we are concerned never close the file would close the day when a probate investigation is conducted and there are findings as to up hold up and police disappear people it's impossible for these abductions and murders to have taken place without the concept to put it mildly of very very high your fish. and when i say very high your fish else my mind goes to the president. who was most of them are he knew about it maybe he didn't know but i can't be sure but i think he did know. accusations that barely reach alexander lukashenko for many years the president of bella russo was not welcome in the west that changed in nov 29th cheney. the austrian president received the dictator from minsk in vienna. it was look at those 1st visit to an e.u. country in many years. at the press conference the question of the opposition politicians who disappeared was raised. did not answer but he admitted that he rules his country

it shows ubs driver vince tally doing more than just delivering a large tv to prices home in clinton they said. >>put my tv on the porch move furniture around the had it the little refund for a a collective part of my christmas decorations out the net. that we're not a long way after giving the box a low profile and camouflage hearings the doorbell then heads back to his truck giving the package one more security check. >>when he started leaving him that make it to make sure it was a case that really meant a lot to >>tony says he treats every package like he's delivering it to himself. >>well for one reason in odessa matters that were tony eps and second in the integrity unit doing the right thing when you really don't know to some eyes watching telly made another delivery today and praised got a chance to personally thank you and happy she had to any teeth. >>so this video doorbell captured a moment what this season is really all about. >>to god be the glory. >>and the house judiciary committee votes to send the articles of impeachment to the full floor, a vote expected next week wh

always heard about the vince why the league always wanted to calm down experiences. another situation is pretty. amazing here to play baseball i want to play baseball i want to come down here and play baseball and. a lot of ugly. i wanted to come and play with the south american nation does have a lot of great players and the best often head north for big money and started one was even world series m.v.p. and 2017 now with this exemption fans of players from both nations should be able to see once again across political borders and enjoy the sport they love. that christmas is still 3 weeks away but father christmas and tiredness around the world are already pulling on their red suits their white beards on their 1st divers dressed as santa claus and this mermaids as family fishes in sting rays coats aquarium and south korea's accomplice so they decorated the coral tree for a 15 minute underwater show the visitors company asked if news. is a reminder of the top stores a germany has expelled 2 russian diplomats over the killing the georgian citizen and brown the former

always heard about the vince why the league always wanted to come down here and experience see. another situation is pretty healthy amount here to play baseball like i want to play baseball again i want to come down and play baseball and know them as well as a lot of a lot of great players and i want to come down so that i can play with the south american nation does have a lot of great players and the best often head north the big money and stunning one was even world series m.v.p. and switch to 17 now with this exemption fans and players from both nations should be able to see one. again across political coldest and enjoy the sport they love god play ball you're watching e.w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for them to. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. something challenging those in ca asking tough questions demanding ourselves. as comforts intensify i'll be meeting with kid players on the ground in the centers of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for scott's the conflict zone. conflict zone

i'll tell you about it coming up >>> in today's quick hits vince carter has achieved another milestone. the atlantic hawks forward became the fifth player to appear in 1500 nba games last night. he joins john stockton, dirk nowitzki, kareem abdul-jabbar, and robert parish. >> probably the best dunker ever >>> in his inaugural speech kentucky governor andy baa shaer pledged to restore voting rights to more than 100,000 people who have been convicted of felonies. he said he will sign an executive order tomorrow >>> post malone back with another crocs colleab this is his fourth now sold out with new bounce rapid touch up spray, you can fight wrinkles anywhere. spray smooth and you're fresh and ready to go wherever you are. new bounce rapid touch up spray. bounce out wrinkles anywhere. good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out the good in them. even when your car is clean, does it still smell stuffy or stale? try febreze car. it eliminates stuffy car odors and leaves behind a fresh scent f

top american officials are being routinely distorting facts figures on the war in afghanistan and to vince the public the drawn out war is winnable. in other news the french government reveals more details on controversial pension reforms that have sparked mass strong. in the u.s. president says he looks forward to more dialogue with russia after meeting with foreign minister sergei lavrov at the white house visit however triggered more speculation about supposed secrets from moscow links something. against russian diplomats. with the athletes and for our criminal liability. this is r.t. and. a suicide attack has detonated a car bomb outside one of the main u.s. military outposts in afghanistan the attack comes not long after surprise thanksgiving visit to that same base local media reports say that the powerful blasted a medical facility close to the base is main gate at least 2 people were killed more than 70 injured according to local sources shootout quickly followed being reported 3 of the attackers remain at large 3 others have been killed and another captured local t.v. channel says

tear gas to disperse the crowds with the most violent rallies occurring in the french capital quality vince he witnessed them unfold. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against the proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea is that they will amalgamate number of different systems around 42 different systems into a universal system but people say that i will have a massive impact on their pensions because it will mean that their pensions perhaps could be lower in the feature or in fact that they might have to work even longer that has caused a huge fury here in france the crimes go all the way back more than a close to god do nor which is where this process was originally due to start off with what was come for many hours has turned to a huge tensions with clashes between the police and the protest as we saw a van that was certain i am on fire and they got tear gas really coming right place to us and you might get a sense of it just down that you can see there more tear gas come into the protesters shariah and move people

always heard about the vince why the league always wanted to come down here experiencing. the situation is pretty tall fair amount here to play baseball i want to play baseball i want to come down and play baseball as well as a lot of a lot of great players i want to come to play with the south american nation does have a lots of great players and the best often head north the big money and started one was even world series m.v.p. and switch 17 now with this exemption fans of players from both nations should be able to see once again this political buddhist and enjoy the sport they love. let's get reminder now for top stories this hour leaders of nato as member states will be meeting outside london as part of their 70th anniversary summit the build up to that meeting has seen another spat between french president and the u.s. president. the democrat led u.s. house of representatives has approved a report that makes for an overwhelming case for the 2 presidents from republicans in the house did not back to report the white house has dismissed it saying it failed for duce an

campaign in funds some people believe that his mind isn't told him to keep his mouth anything else said vince so they don't risk jeopardize. being the outcome of the election that's been the focus of this campaign get briggs it done and well bob who was talking about some of these seats that we're seeing these storms labor seats fall into the conservative policy in the northeast of england for example i'm sure the braggs it to get briggs more so will certainly be the be the b. was persuaded lots of the labor voters in those polls of the country to vote conservative this time around because many of them were labor supporters but also voted for during that referendum now as we sit here we try to make sense of the results of course the early editions of the british newspapers they're already in they have their spin let's just go through some of those headlines right now these are hot off the presses this is how they're describing it you see the daily express a victory for boris and a victory for breakfast daily mail saying rejoice in capital letters their board said for a thumping when on the ot

staying with england's cricketers, and it was defeat forjames vince and tom curran's sydney sixers inat, thanks in most part to a brilliant innings from chris lynn — he smashed that six over. he smashed that six over curran's head to move to 94 not out offjust 34 balls. he went for his third six in a row to set the fastest ever big bash century, but he was caught. you can see his frustration. british freestyle skier izzy atkin has won herfirst world cup medal in the big air event. she took bronze in atlanta, thanks to a brilliant second jump. she also finished third at the world championships this year, and in 2018 she became the first briton to win an olympic skiing medal, with bronze in the slopestyle. big air will make its winter olympics debut at beijing 2022. that's all the sport for now. thousands of people have gathered at stonehenge today to mark the winter solstice. the solstice has been celebrated by pagans for thousands of years to mark the start of winter, and the shortest, darkest day of the year. it occurs when one of the earth's poles has its maximum tilt away from the

broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm vinceone number one job or in washington here's what we have straight ahead. this is more than a triumph for organized labor it's a triumph for workers everywhere across america but the real question is the new you is will the new u.s.m.c. a actually be a better deal than nafta we're going to break it down in a way that you won't see anywhere else plus as trade tensions and political turmoil have taken their toll on economic growth worries continue to pile up the report which of the british american business association lends its a hand to break down britain's economic woes and what lies in store for the year.

then vince stores, their merchandise is resonating well so that bodes well. >> vince vince.because they have strong customer loyalty because of the community that they've built. >> you didn't mention b to c like new brands like away. >> yes, but when we look at more of the same-store sales, the highest ones, the ones that i mentioned have the highest sales. >> we like the data. >> i am asking for a friend. what about jewelry stores, are they doing well? selfishly. >> the ones in the mall have a lot of discounts over 50% of the jewelry will be on discount there. >> this is good to know. i find jewelry so useless. >> giving it. >> don't wait -- be sure not to wait until christmas. >> useless as a gift >> yeah. >> depreciating on the other end. >> a lot of utility. >> edward, come back and tell us about all of these big numbers we've been hearing >> second lovesac reference. >> is there any utility in jewelry? >> they have the strongest same-store -- >> get off of utility i'm told >>> hiring in america. the prospects for job growth in 2020 we're going to talk about it when squa

but i saw the vince young yellow bus to us out of an office. in the school and bolted ticked off and vic so buno. let's just talk in the work place to land or and we would go on. a long gun for dinner. the sense of mina went i don't like me so and hunched up and guiding revenue does it say or and and i hunt. but i was a buyer alex popov but i'm pretty pretty split converted tug of produce who does it i don't need to do with mifune inch one can diminish love understands it sure and. doctors was one talking after. yet this happens all in machine and so you can get down to the top you believe. you have then vanished as it's given. much to as you hoped or that's you've had one voted then dr fata have started to me . a spinster induced to keep it on the saturday given a. draft and. only set up the tunes for one scene of a meeting that is a big chunk of the cops or just. busy to do some hook up is my main issue unsatisfactory much of that i'm going to start seeing the discipline be far greater than the one and i'm not going to consume like invite out

well that's sort of vince yup yellow for us out of an ox. in the. baltic it often big so buno and divided let's let's talk in america let's the land or and we would go on and. off and didn't. the sense of mina went out like me so and a 100 couples got to live in a city or on the hunt for a good benefit as abiathar alex popov but i'm pretty split produce to do that i don't get it with me feeling into one kind of money loving responsive sure or and. doctors was a one to clean up after going to. war and yet it happens all the emission lines or . get drunk on the top me believe it was prince yet yet smith me of then then it's given. us to sort of evolved or just be would have had one voter that sucked it hotter have started to me. a spinster than it or. even a. draft and. yeah oh you set it up that admitting that the bank doesn't copy or distinguish these things or this so these are hard copies my main issue i'm so going to document that i'm going to shock exposing the discipline was far greater than the point i'm not going to consume again vital of a d

officials have been routinely distorting facts and figures on the war in afghanistan in an attempt to vince the public the drawn out war is winnable. in other news the french government reveals more details on controversial pension reforms that have sprung mass strikes . on the u.s. president says he looks forward to more dialogue with russia after meeting with foreign minister sergey lavrov at the white house visit however triggered.

vince? vincent: i feel like we've been having this conversation for the last 40 years.enheimer in the 1980's said you americans are stupid. when you see this situation happening every year, why don't you borrow in the one year and lend in the one-month and three-month where everyone needs the money, and then you make money on the curve? why does everyone wait until year-end? i don't get it. damian: because banks are inefficient. maybe there's some loan tucked in the top drawer that they didn't find out about until the end. vincent: it is like sticking your finger in the socket. it happens every year. somebody should be able to sit down and figure this out it's just not new. alix: maria, what do you think about the whole repo argument? maria: i think since the rules have changed in terms of how they account for risk capital in the banks, there's and i love -- there's a lot of functionality in the repo market. they are just creating liquidity issues in the market. the hedge fund industry in particular traits far lasts now than they did in the past, so you don't have that

. >> reporter: that's how 73-year-old vince dunn feels after the care home he lives at said they were closing its doors. they told the tight-knit community just before thanksgiving they have until the end of january to move out. >> my family is being disrupted. they're telling me i've got to go. ♪ we're standing in the rain but we shall not be moved ♪ >> reporter: this afternoon dunn and his neighbors came out in the rain to protest. they waited until now to let seniors know. >> they're unfeeling crappy peep. >> reporter: 95-year-old tony gardner said she thought she'd spend the rest of her life at brook dale. now her family is rushing to move her out. they managed to get her in another spot for $1,500 more. brookdale is pointing the fingers at the owner. they say the owners say they're the ones forcing people to leave. brook dale said they couldnd find another operator to tack over, so they're selling the property. dunn said he's not budging. he pledges to stay put despite the impending closure. he said seniors shouldn't be treated like throw-aways. >> they should treated us better t

vince: it's a small rate cut but has a limited impact on domestic borrowing.ndustrial sector is already below that rate. they are the state owned industry, they get a cut. a lot of the other credit that has been extended to states and cities has already been below this rate. there is a worry of bankruptcy. the real estate sector will not get any better from here. what will benefit is the consumer. there is a very good correlation imports and the china credit impulse, the supplier of money into the gdp. as that impulse gains, as there is more liquidity added, imports rise. what we will see is the chinese consumer will benefit from the central bank wanting to stimulate domestic demand and perhaps moving away from the export driven economy. more of a balance in 2024 china. greg: thanks to vincent cignarella. ukrainepeo arrives in today to voice support for the embattled demand and perhaps moving away from the export driven economy. nation, a message muddled by the impending senate trial against president trump. joining us now is our senior washington editor. one

toward the end of the first season, vince told me that was the plan, and i couldn't shake it until weshow. i always thought i was going to die. >> stephen: was there any scripture reading, like, i'm definitely dead on the next page? >> many, many scripts. but bryan would come up to me and one time he came up to me and gave me this long hug, inappropriately long, and he's, like, hey, it was a fun ride, man. i go, what do you mean? the newest episode, at least you go out swinging. i go, what are you talking about? he goes, you haven't read it? i said, no. he's, like, call me anytime. i'm here to talk. i ran into the production office, said what's happening? bryan read the script, let me see it. they wouldn't show me anything. he was just lying. >> stephen: that's what actors do, they lie for a living. >> yeah. >> stephen: can you explain this before i call children's services here? this is you and your daughter -- >> yeah. ( audience reacts ) ( cheering ) so that story -- she's just the sweetest. that story was at comic-con. the first time i was at comic-con it was attend of "breaking b

blake: vince, god to -- good to see you. happy new year. >> happy new year.the gig economy, is it up? uber has a big fight on its hands with the state of california. this one goes into play tomorrow. there is now a lawsuit. could other state be trying to take california's lead on this? we'll tackle it coming up. ♪. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is different. it's open and flexible enough to manage all your apps and data securely, anywhere, across all your clouds. so it can help take on anything from rebooking flights on the fly, to restocking shelves on demand, without getting in your way. ♪ ♪ >> anybody can go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine sure as hell can learn how to program as well. anybody that can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for god's sakes. lowest starting salary, $49,000. highest? 102. taught them how to program. there is 100,000 high-tech manufacturing jobs out there that are going unfill

vince grubbs, c.f.o. >> power point. >> we've got it. >> our year-long 90th anniversary celebration concludes in december, highlighted this month by our "joy at the zoo." which goes through the end of the year. our orangutans, judy and bonnie, had the opportunity to explore the outside. this was baroni's first time. he was first tentative but soon followed judy into the yard. as we continue to acclimate both species to their new habitat. earlier this month, the zoo hosted the san francisco fire department and over 100 kids, aged five to 12, for a day of hawaiian fun. the thrust of the day centred around cultural awareness and self-esteem. all kids went home with toys, thanks to the s.f. f.d. and the toy drive. if you're looking for the perfect holiday gift, an annual membership to the zoo is the gift that keeps on giving, offering unlimited year-round programs, and there will be an additional bonus month added to the memberships. in honor of ugly holiday sweater thing, we invite you to show off your ugly

crucial to germany success in this shrinking is to see nick let's move on to mr king and i confess to vince that having a stable government serves germany well when we look at our european neighbors when we see how unstable other countries are then germany really profits from the stable government we have and i say that despite all the criticism one might have for the current government and i can think of a thing or 2 as well. come fall the government gave itself a stellar rating after tough negotiations they had reached a compromise on the basic old age pension and loudly celebrated their success. we've achieved a number of social improvements for families for children we've raised housing in student benefits and immigration bill for skilled with his we're investing millions in digitalize in schools. we've tied up the migration policies for the basic pension that's we've gotten the bullet rolling for digitalisation in the economic sector. we've set up a huge housing program. we've also gotten the right to return from. part time to full time jobs off the ground often be. tougher because we

redmonday, oregon i would say today redmond oregon is still in the same town on the third generation vince downs and his i've run that store his grandfather met the founder of grocery outlet. he said would you like to sell groceries from san francisco and mr. down said, i'd love to they shook hands wrote a little contract, you know, share the margin and i'll pay you as a manager and that turned into the basis of what we have today for 350 families. just a -- >> why doesn't anyone else have it it is not reputable? it's a different style. >> it's a little more complicated. it's a little more touchy feely. you know, we really get into bed with the operators they don't leave retailers are all about replicating the predictable. we're about getting into that gray zone, you let the operator sort of deliver to that local. so so many retailers just don't want to do it because they don't want to mess it with i look at chick-fil-a and say they're doing it today very similar there are other models out there. but there is no one in grocery doing it. >> okay. what i have to ask about everybody in your b

with matt gaetz as vince mcman or something. they could have gone to the court. it doesn't fly.irst, you had trump say on the white house lane we're stone walling everything. second you had the counsel say this is constitutionally e legitimate. the record is clear that it's not about having ju dish process. it's calling a total halt to things before they start. >> democrats have tried to make the case that the president engaged in abuse of power. that continues to hurt the american people. that it's an ongoing crime. had they successfully argued that point? >> they have successfully argued it to the people that believe it already. no mind were changed here. no minds have been changed probably in a few weeks at this point. you have to wonder the dangerous moment we're at. the republicans won't even agree this behavior was maybe not great. never mind if it's impeached. they're not giving an inch. they are setting up party line impeachment. over national security. it was one of those rare points of bipartisan agreement that congress should over see and deal with. in non-partisan po

coming up on the newshour: discovering the inspiration bend vince van gogh's masterpieces., the difficulties farm workers face in maintaining their health. a milestone week in washingtonac the iment proceedings againspresident trump advanced to the house judiciary committec and speaker pelosi direed house chairmen to begin drafting articles of impeachment. and while facing impeachment back home, president trump faced nato allies in london, as the democratic primary field shrunk, again. here to help us make sense of il l are shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. okay. shrink, shrank, shrunk. >> shrinking right innt of you. >> reporter: we're moving ahead. let's start with impeament, mark. quite a week. to begin, to th chairman, iyou want you to begin drafting articles. judiciary committee held a hearing with constitutional scholars on wednesday. where does this argument stand w that the president should be impeached? >> i tennk the argis straightforward, that the esident elicitly used his power -- il illic