donn, a little bit, but wally was still demonstrating that it was wally's flight and wally was in charge he has maintained since that he felt the responsibility -- he's never said that what he did was anything except the responsible thing to do, but he's maintained he carried that responsibility because he didn't want to have anything else happen. i really think it's a case, in some instances, wally wanting to insist he was in charge when no body cared who was in charge anyway. i really don't think that the pressure of another safe flight was really significant. there were other factors that i thought were much more critical between wally and the ground. >> he had a cold? walt: yes. >> and a bad cold apparently. walt: yes. >> in that kind of an environment, a bad cold is a really bad cold. walt: well, the cold, four days before the launch, we went duck hunting. -- dove hunting. and dove wereer, pretty good down there in florida, so we had some cold weather to come in, so we went dove hunting. it rained. i think what happened, that's where the cold came from. wally was one of those that w

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wally has been in the business for more than 30 years. garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i hired him on several shows. his stunt garrett he was a focused individual. people think of stunt man as dear devils, that is the last person i want on my job. i want the very best at what i do. toward the end of 1997. the minute garrett warren met claudia. >> a beautiful woman. we wanted garrett to be happy. he found somebody that seemed he genuinely loved. >> there was something special about her. people who got to know her, she has a beautiful soul, men were attracted to that as much as her beauty. >> her friend remembers when claudia and garrett first got together. one day, she said to you, i met this guy. she was very excited. i was a big fan of garrett. he was sweet, funny, she seemed happy. joe and i both were supportive. >> by joe, she is referring to claudia'sex husband, joe pesci. >> it sounds like her marriage to joe didn't end badly? >> not at all. they are like family, very close. >> claudia stayed close

jesse: i see a kind of snuggling up with wally.. >> nobody watch tv or he will lay here with w me. or snuggle up and watch tv or just lather and do nothing. jesse: do take them on a date. jesse: that might be a great conversation piece but what do i know. >> it could be. jesse: is he dangerous or does he snap at anybody at home depot? . >> he has never tried brick we have had him 14 months when he was rescued in the wild that has never tried to bite anyone. jesse: if i ever visit please tape the mouth. >> we usually put rubber band or tape on his mouth. jesse: welcome to my world. i never thought i would see an emotional support reptile but what do you know, ? good luck and have fun at home depot. be safe. >> thank you. jesse: up nextxt last call t4 hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel. so i feel protected and pretty. always discreet boutique. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during the january savings event. it senses your movement, and automatically adju

i don't know, he lives in york pennsylvania and his owner telling the york daily record that wally is remarkably well temp terred and enjoys being petted just like a dog or a cat. >> trevor: whoa, white people having a good time in america. (laughter) you are going to take an all gate tore an assisted-living facility? and of course that alligator enjoys being petted. i would be happy too if my food came right to me and baif me a massage, like the one thing i will admit though is this may be a genius idea because you know how they say the secret to preventing dementia is to do things that stimulate the brain 6789 well, nothing stimulates the brain like having an alligator around. can i tell you every single person in this retirement home will be sharp as a tack, it is not going to be like i don't know where my glasses are, it will be like where did you leave your glasses, in the bathroom where the alligator was, that is where the glasses are. people walking like gertrude, do you know who this is that came to visit. >> yeah, my one armed granddaughter, the one bitten by the alligator. p

justice department accuses wally's top brass of using a hong kong based shell company to funnel telecommunications equipment to iran in violation of international sanctions investigators also accuse wall ways engineers of stealing trade secrets from cell phone provider t. mobile including robotics plans using t. mobile cell phone testing. the u.s. is also seeking the extradition of for wasting a full man long for her role in the alleged sanction violations she was arrested in canada late last year in connection with the u.s. investigation. huawei has long been suspected of having close ties to the chinese government a cause for concern for some international observers. however both the company and the chinese government deny the accusations. now they will just as the foreign ministry said with no evidence they're using their state power to discredit and attack designated companies this sort of behavior is unfair and immoral the woman she hired one woman the charges are likely to throw a fresh spanner in the works washington and beijing are set to reopen talks over their simmering trade conflict la

poor wally. he ever made it. >> do you me this was you trying to come out of bed to come to the show -- >> last night? what? where are we? >> that's it for the news this half hour. >>> coming up, much more from abc. stay with us. >>> i may declare a national emergency. >> you heard it there. this morning on "world news now," the president threatening to declare a national emergency as the government shutdown enters week three. but this morning, a new offer from the white house. >> right now a major manhunt under way to find the woman that killed a manicurist. the suspect's family speaking exclusively to abc news. hear their emotional message to their loved one. >>> and new this half hour, kevin spacey headed to court. >> the disgraced actor is set to face a judge today for allegedly assaulting a teenager, and how he is expected to plead coming up. >>> the tears, the trophies and fashion. hollywood celebrated the best of film and tv at the 76th golden globes. we're recapping the most jaw-dropping

with wally -- this is personal. david: exactly. very big issue. thank you so much. that is isaac stone fish, a senior fellow at the asia society's center on u.s.-china relations. and president trump will be meeting with a chinese envoy, it might be happening as we speak. still ahead, we will talk with maria lolo about her tnure and what -- tenure and what state relators can -- regulars can do that there -- regulators can do that others can't. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." cvs health is in the crosshairs today, shares in the benefits manager rising more than 3% after resolving a spat with walmart. emma chandra has more. we were talking about this a couple days ago. emma: we talked about it on monday when this became very public between walmart and cvs. it relates to cvs's biggest source of revenue, this is caremark that administers perception drug plans to more than 93 million people. it operates premises in over 4700 stores, in place where people could go get those prescriptions filled. earlier, cvs said that walmart would withdraw

to come so much coming to us out of the room wally's who lives here in my house from where you are able to do so just because leisure. to do. well with the city of the of the of the radiation is not even. with my salute me but this is a. reason that. i don't know. if you don't at least asking me for me i'm going. to remember the moment you didn't we also wish i wish all well i'm going to treat you to go you must get more than the street you can stay. washing clothes. for your piece of shit you don't want to see because the hospital. i knew up there did cut but i was concerned still mistrusts that's nicer with the local male power nets. i get natural stalls that all the delegates by nicole with. no interest in a woman might really just push your morals they don't want you to staff. it isn't you know a choice and then they knew most of the state you're still a. torch to the flock at least does a watch. that would you just want to keep who come on board to see that you made a mistake all but some students and she was. very very good with the early years years years would not do you don't k

the car probably saw the robot and said, hey, wally, kill yourself! your momma was a roomba! ha ha.o get hit by the car? he's probably got an insurance scam going. ow, ow, got me! going to show up to the court with a neck brace. i have been unable to work and support my wife r wife and three toasters! ( laughter ) moving on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) as you probably know by now, president trump gave a nationally televised prime time speech tonight about the government shutdown. but we are taping this show before trump's speech airs. so as i'm speaking right now, i don't know anything about the speech. you see, i am from the past. and from the past, i'm going to make a prediction about trump's speech. i predict he's going to say america needs the wall because there are guatemalan, drug-teaing mexican terrorists trying to sneak into america to dance on rooftops with alexandria ocasio-cortez. not good. ( laughter ) i also predict the color of spray tan the president chooses to wear. you see, because it's winter -- ( laughter ) -- because it's winter -- these are not peni

wally has been there forever. he is an institution at "snl."bout teleprompters? they said they prefer to stick with the cue cards. the teleprompters can break. that's the last thing you want to happen during a live show. to watch it down on 8h, it is almost archaic, to walk into this vault of markers and cue cards. >> last-minute changes, and they're doing whiteout. >> rip it up, tape over it. >> do they save the really funny sketches? >> some of them are famous. chris farley stuff is posted up there. >> cool. >> it is like a museum. it is interesting. >>> finally, time for our super bowl commercial kick-off, as we lead up to sunday's big game. we're bringing you first looks at some of the year's most anticipated commercials. this morning's ad features one of our favorites. take a look. >> my favorite. >> you mean bubbly. >> new, buble. >> you're michael buble. it's bubbly. >> i know. thank you, davy. >> can i have your autograph, mr. bubbly? >> it's buble. >> buble. >> it's bubbly. >> crack a smile. >> michael, don't do that. >> four for four

people that promise to help you know why we bothering to leave and when we leave we're still subject to wally rules and paying in cash and all of this kind of thing freedom of movement but we have no say over it it's the votes cast on tuesday evening that will indicate in which direction the ship sailing in unchartered waters will head towards the next associate you're going to r.t. london meantime a pregnant m.p. from the u.k.'s labor party is postponing aces arion section to enable herself to take part in this crucial vote. if by some and does the role given one day later than the doctors advised but it's a rolled with a better chance of a strong relationship between britain and europe then that's worth fighting for. nathan gale a politician that m.e.p. for wales thinks remain m.p.'s are doing everything they can to stop the bracks it from happening. she is the prime minister over a remain in the vast majority of m.p.'s who actually remain is so if she's telling them if they don't back a deal they will be no breaks it they're not going to back a deal she's not going to persuade them to do s

host: was wally represented at ces this year? gary: absolutely. we are a global event. ei seeing american buyers is probably not their first choice. we had 50,000 people. buyers from around the world come to have that meeting. it's an important event for the u.s. a shame it was during the government shutdown. countries in the world fight to have these global events. there are few global events in the u.s. there's the national association of broadcasters even. there are others i am leaving out. we should have more global events. we should bring the world here. it's not only good for our economy, they get to know american culture, they get to see americans firsthand, they get to visit american companies so americans don't have to travel overseas. host: are we in a tech war with china? gary: we are a future with china where there's two different views of the future. there's the chinese view, they are communists, they don't expression,ree freedom of choice, freedom of political choice, freedom of thought. they monitor everything you do. there's only one political party. you

this includes ironically, he says the wallis about security, among the agencies is the department ofage at airports, are not highly paid and do not have the reserves to say well mr trump postures, we will make do. what about the political impact, the president made the wall one of his signature policies, we have moved from the original concept that it would be paid for by the mexicans, the mexicans say no. is this damaging president trump yet or is he perceived as standing his ground? only what he promised to deliver. exactly. it depends who is looking at president trump. to his base and in his mind, he needs to deliver this to prove he is the, that he has credibility. if you look back at the 2016 election, there were two phrases that were common. that his crowds were chanting. lock up her referring to hillary clinton and build the wall. he has staked his credibility on this. it is very unlikely that he can win this. now... it is hard to see how he can back down. tharts. that is what you mean by the trap. yes it is a trap. the challenge for trump, he is a man who really runs an autho

wally's need to it's to protect the border but they also tell you that what they need is more personnel and better technology to protect the border alexander the president is now back in washington d.c. he's been talking once again about declaring a national emergency to break the standoff over funding the wall out likely is that . i mean it seems that the white house is really seriously looking into it and we are hearing that that president strong is leaning towards this options option of all there are people in the administration for restraint and so we have to say that the most democrats are of course against those they criticize such as that such a decision would be an overreach would be illegal but there are also democrats they were they are open to this option saying that this could be the only face saving way to reopen the government alexander phenomena thanks very much at the us mexico border miguel in texas for story thanks very much. it's to norway now where police say the missing wife of a billionaire has been kidnapped in an unusual twist the alleged abductors are insisting

justice department accuses wally's top brass of using a hong kong based shell company to funnel telecommunications equipment to iran in violation of international sanctions investigators also accuse wall ways engineers of stealing trade secrets from cell phone provider t. mobile including robotics plans using t. mobile cell phone testing. the u.s. is also seeking the extradition of hallway see a full main one for her role in the alleged sanction violations she was arrested in kenya late last year in connection with the u.s. investigation while we has long been suspected of having close ties to the chinese government. a cause for concern for some international observers. however both the company and the chinese government deny the accusations. will just as the foreign ministry said with no evidence they're using their state power to discredit and attack designated companies this sort of behavior is unfair and immoral really. the charges are likely to throw a fresh spanner in the works washington and beijing are set to reopen talks over their simmering trade conflict later this week. on this story h

installed so-called back doors into their technology for chinese authorities telling journalists on wally's corporate campus and then quote i personally would never harm the interest of my customers and me and my company would not answer to such requests mr rennes comments also balance flattery in the form of praise for u.s. president donald trump's tax policy with words of patriotism and loyalty to the chinese communist party. mr rennes daughter and wa wait chief chief financial officer of mengele and zoo has been detained by canadian authorities that we've told you about why they consider a request from the united states to extradite ms wang on charges of economic economic espionage. and turning to the towering heads of global finance mega bag j.p. morgan chase and company has turned in a record setting fourth quarter twenty eight hundred earnings report that somehow manage to disappoint investors expectations can be so important as we've discussed recently j.p. reported seven point one billion dollars in profit setting a new q four record in the final report for twenty eight teen but per

you can see why you read if someone feels it is better, why they are going to go for the wally device. -- huawei. pursuing asecutors criminal investigation against one way -- huawei. for aludes technology robotic device t-mobile uses. quoted saying the inquiry is advanced and they could see an indictment soon. the justice department has declined to comment. shares of snap tumbled after news of a high-profile executive leaving the company. tim stone has resigned after just eight months on the job. he is the latest in a series of executives to have left in the last couple of years. around 20 since departures since the company went public. here is sarah frier. what will we know about why he is leaving? >> this is the latest in a series of departures. it is becoming difficult to find an executive who can last. they said there was no dispute with management but i'm hearing differently from my own sources. they are goingng to have to fix longer-term. they are going to have to show they can have a less volatile future and a more predictable executive team. >> he said it is not related to any

often, huawei chips, the ones they design, go in wally phones -- huawei phones.y: how closely tied are supplier fortunes to apple versus the smartphone market in general? >> it is the smartphone market in general. apple really pioneered what they do so well. instead of buying a chip from it and tsee designed manufactures it. that has been a huge boom type of thing. when apple slows, they will suffer, as well. emily: we have heard negative news into the apple revenue story. are we going to hear more? >> the tsmc forecast implies apple is not seeing much of a pickup over the next three months. it is traditionally a slow quarter for apple, right after the holidays. expectations are low. tsmcan see that with shares. they are down 2%. emily: i want to talk about other apple news. tim cook is making a call to protect consumers saying for time magazine quotes consumers should not have to tolerate another year of companies dataponsibly amassing breaches that seem out of control and at the vanishing ability to control our own digital lives. talk more about how he sees tha

the alligator. >> his owner telling "the new york daily record" wally is well-tempered and enjoys beingo take an alligator to an assisted living facility, and, of course, that alligator enjoys being petted. i'd be happy, too, if my food came right to me and gave me a massage. >> don't you want your food to give you had a >> y>>>> i gue all get emotional support in whatever place we can find it. >> you're right. >> each if it feels like a in bianna isident trump says he'll postpone tuesday's state of the union address until the partial government shutdown ends. he considered giving the speech somewhere else after house speaker nancy pelosi withdrew her invitation to speak in the house chamber as has been usual since woo droe wilson. today is day 34 of the shutdown and the senate will vote on competing bills to reopen the government. neither is expected to pass. >> that means about 800,000 federal workers will miss their second paycheck tomorrow, a career survey showing almost of americans said they live paycheck to paycheck. ed o'keefe spoke with some furloughed federal employees and is

what that's doing is it's not capture any person wally -- any personally identifiable data.s we can filter through e-commerce level, analytics and data brands that are accustomed to running the businesses in those sorts of figures. they can look at what particular areas are underperforming, particular product types that can be optimized. they may have an initial assumption that their audiences, women in their 30's, and find its women in their 50's. it allows for a really sort of responsive and really relevant experience for the consumers as well as driving a huge amount of insight for the brands. we've launchgood is on the app store, allowing them to address with our store on their own time. >> is that funding that has really helped you sell the brands that are coming into the story? is that something that wasn't being offered anywhere else? >> i think of an element that has been popular. it's certainly not the core of it. i think they got excited about a traditional idea -- when you about traditional department stores. if you're a brand you care almost as much about yoursel

meet wally. the emotional support alligator.oot reptile is a regulator at this facility in florida. 's owner says he's just like a dog. carley: a pennsylvania police department flooded with responses after asking volunteers to get extremely drunk. asking for 3 people to help officers train for a variety tests writing, quote, be willing to drink hard liquor. todd: finally the ugly. horses help corral a suspect running for deputies in florida, night vision video showing the animals running after the man, one kicking to the ground, he was arrested a short time later, the man, not the horse, facing several charges. todd: those horses were not forcing around, "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: friday, january 18th, fox news alert. first wave of honduran migrants arriving at mexico app store step and donald trump says the us needs to be prepared. jillian: hundreds more migrants move north. rob: shutdown stalemate, the president pulling rank

the next week they put the cards on the floor to catch paint. >> a shout-out to wally.studio 8a. he's been doing this whforever. at about teleprompters. they say they jus prefer to stick with the queue cards because the teleprompters can break. that's the last thing you want to happen during ash liv. it's all mow archaic to walk into this vault of markers and q cards. >> and then last-minute changes. >> rip it up, tape over it. >> do they save some of the really funny sketches. >> some of them are famous. f chrisley stuff is posted up there. it's like a museum. >>> finally, time for our super bowl commercial kickoff as we lead up to sunday's big game, first look at some of the year's most anticipated commercials. this morning's ad features o of our farites. take a look a look at bubbly. no, buble. it's pronounced buble. >> i know, thanks, dav-ay. >> can i have your autogra mr. bubbly. >> it's buble. >> sparking water. crack a smile. that. hael, don't do >> i think four for four. >> it's good. >> they'll be more. >> michael buble, while we have this minute, we're very ex

one in mid-america and the one in the middle of wally moloch. i was interest -- guatemala.nterested in looking how these two places are connected by economics and immigration issue. carol: connected by economics, immigration. take it to the personal level and the people you met. monte: i concentrated on a few different people and one was a high school sophomore. his father elmer was one of the 32 men arrested and he was deported in august. deported, his son, who had joined his father about a year and half after his father moved to mount pleasant to work at the concrete plant, he joined him from guatemala. the deportation essentially left him orphaned in mount pleasant. when i first met him in june, he was still trying to figure out what he would do, where he was going to stay and shortly after that, an 82-year-old woman named young decided to informally adopt him. their relationship was really interesting to me because like the two towns, they were completely different, came from different backgrounds and as i got to know them more, i could see that both of them had grown t

if you take it beyond the wally include -- beyond the wall and include the dreamers, he said he is toldresident that he thought the president was open to it. that is what joe manchin said. maybe that is what the president is referring to. libby: remember, it is hard given the fullness of the news cycle, but remember last year newschuck and cycle, but remember last year with chuck and nancy, there was a preliminary framework for a bigger immigration deal. maybe they revisited it. the big issue the president will have is with his base. his base wants the border wall. they don't necessarily want him cutting a deal on the dreamers. play out. i would agree with that a bigger deal ills smaller than getting the border wall funding. david: beyond the question of what a deal might look like, various people are saying various things, the question is who will drive the deal? we have not seen much of the republicans in the senate, particularly mitch mcconnell has been quiet. i talked earlier today with david perdue from georgia, republican senator. senateested the republicans may have to take respo

an unfortunate thing happened, y larry wallis.ed helping you run the in california and fixing the problem of implicit bias. as somebody that is a leader of the me too movement how did this happen and you didn't know about it and what did you learn about it given that it kind of struck close to home? >> sure. first of all it was a painful experience that being said i take full responsible for anything that happened. the buck stops with me. it serch in the office of someone who has been an advocate for women and womens rights there's no office that is immune from this kind of behavior. that's something we'll also have to deal with. it is a sad statement. >> you have said that you think the country is ready for a president who is a woman of color. not necessarily you but a woman of color. at the same time you also talk very movingly in your book and elsewhere about massage any, racism. >> how is the country ready for this if problems are so prevalent and when are you going to make your decision? >> i will make my decision soon, not a

james lawson were very open to that and i have checked out with the commission wally in terms of the proper procedures in order for us to conduct that one of the goals with a joint meeting with the health commissioners is information. all of the dialogue and information we have on the fire commission i'm not so sure they're a very of that in detail. as point of information as chief hayes-white indicate, 1997 is when we inherited ambulance services and there was a joint meeting between the fire ctmmission and heath commission to launch that particular program. there has been precedent set, i've been trying to find out the proper procedure a again dieing sunshine as to if myself and the vice president from this commission might be able to start conversations with the president and vice president to the joint meeting and start the dialogue in terms of what we're doing and what the cost is with that kind of endeavor. i also want to let you know that i have also reached out to two of the commissioners of the social services commission because there are lips that we have there. a longstand

on the other side is the wallis at the rn battle of yorktown. visitors to this museum can see peter waddell's of the city iction uring the year of the triumphall visit in 1825. want to thank my friends here at the george washington university museum for inviting me to be part of the speaker series. again to peter waddell for allowing me a great deal of i could use the mages of your paintings and thank you also to c-span for sharing this story with your viewing audience and i want to all of you for your attendance here today. few minutes ve a for any questions that people might have. [applause] mark: thank you. speak english e as well as french? ark: he did not when he first left france in 1777. lot of the time that he spent he was hip coming over, conversing with english-speaking it.le and began to learn and then through -- what i've he leftthat by the time relatively was fluent in english, so picked up on the language. learned it't, hadn't before he set sail for america. >> where is tudor place? question, thateat is almost a plant. tudor place,

let's bring in dan hive dan ived wally. this is a major problem for american companies. the u.s.that, look, that we are losing billions of dollars, $48 billion, back in 2011. this is the chamber that represents u.s. companies that are afraid to publicly speak out against the chinese. none of that according to the trade representative has stopped and we're supposed to negotiate with these guys next week, dan. what do you say? >> it's the lightning rod. i've covered technology for a few decades. this is really a silver bullet issue for the valley and for software and chip companies going into china. that's why really outside of apple, no other american technology company has been successful in china. this is a huge hurdle to get over. i would stress with 5g coming around the corner, that really makes us even more front and center as an issue. just given how key that technology is going to be in the babattle between the u.s. and china. lauren: that's the whole idea of a split internet, the china internet and the rest of the world internet. that can't be good for security or the futu

there is even a famous rapper named wally who raps about seinfeld because he loves it so much. great with a new generation of millennials. i think this is much to do about nothing. he was a great show for the '90s and everybody is nostalgic for it. you can get it on netflix. you can get "friends" on netfli netflix. let's move on and talk about real stuff. >> jason: "friends" also took this issue. i'm kind of a huge "friends" fan. seinfeld. are you offended by this? >> no. the stock market, the chinese economy. you and i are talking about seinfeld. >> jason: this is where millennials -- >> i love seinfeld. i don't think it's millennials. i think millennials -- i am a grandma millennial. i was born in '82 and i think it goes to '95, '96. i am going to states the generation behind us, not the millennials. >> jason: fair enough. you were born in '82. >> i am an old lady. >> jason: you can't do the math to get to my age. i want to go to "bird box," most watched original netflix movie ever, giving birth to a brand-new challenge. you have to spend 24 hours blindfolded like sandra bull

any thoughts from korean studies wally have been at university? >> i would like to first say the national press club for the opportunity to panel.n the as a young adult, it is such an honor to be able to have my voice heard, as it is imperative that young voices are included as we willcussion have to deal with these issues currently and in the future. korean,e i am not south as a representative of the korean-american student conference, i will try my best to answer these questions to the best of my ability and from the perspective of south korea. this topict heard about security, i immediately thought about military and hard power, then i realized that affectre other ways to the security of the nation or of the trilateral relationship, through more diplomatic ways. so that kind of leads into my main point, that south korea currently holds a unique position in the sense that it is taking a more -- beginning to whena more dominant role it comes to dealing with north korea, for example. lately, we have seen a kind of aggressive messages coming from t

on a day like this, after a week like, this after a two year period like, this i'm so excited that wally support alligator i don't want to know the truth. >> he also has another one. i just gout word that he rescue you had a smaller alligator named scrappy. does scrappy like chicken wings as well? we need to know this. >> tucker: will you do me a favor in closing tonight, carley? will you not and i know you are a reporter and it will be hard for you to restrain yourself. don't check the facts, this is a story too good to check. >> you have the pictures it's on the internet. >> tucker: it must be true. >> absolutely true. >> tucker: as long as you promise not to get to the bottom of it. >> i promise i won't. >> tucker: i feel better already. carley shimkus great to he so you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight. we will be back at 8:00 p.m., sorry. prepositions go as the day goes on. we will be back at 8:00 p.m. on monday night. we are, of course, the show that's the enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and group think. but more than anything, have a great weekend, turn

wally, you got to be faster with those cards. [ laughter ] [ applause ] just sign an executive order all i know. [ laughter ] president trump will travel tomorrow to his mar-a-lago resort in florida to begin his 16-day vacation where he will spend the holiday season in the company of loved one. [ laughter ] "you had a great year. you had a great year." that's right. trump will travel to his mar-a-lago resort tomorrow or as more commonly known, the winter kremlin. [ laughter ] "the new york times" has published a profile on duke freshman and nba prospect zion williamson who has the school's highest measured vertical leap at 45 inches. while the lowest measured vertical leap is still held by new jersey governor phil murphy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that wasn't really a joke about basketball again. president trump used the wrong form of the word, "there" this morning when tweeting about his recent decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. which means it's definitely possible he meant to pull our troops out of serbia. [ laughter ] three nasa astronauts returned to e

. >> brown: all right, so this is wally different from whene were last together. >> yeah!ss-- you know, you was like... >> brown: yeah. >> but now, it's like... ( deep breath ) >> brown: for earlonne woods, the "routines" of daily life are anything but. these days, he chooses when to wa the dishes, check email pack a lunch. no more tiny cell, hordes of other men, strip searches. some of his biggest concerns now are simple, and relatable to all. >> no lie-- i've been out ybe 40 days? i've put on 10 pounds. >> brown: 10 pounds? >> i've been looking to lose about 30 pounds for at least 20 years. so i'm going to gethere. >> brown: now it's 40 pounds. ( laughter ) sorry... we first met woods in 2017, when he was an inmate at san quentin prison. he was serving a 31-year-to-life sentence for attempted second degree robbery. and, along with san francisco- eased artist nigel poor, he was the co-host of "hustle"-- the hit prx podcast produced entirely from san quentin that gave a rare and intimate feel for life behind bars. >> brown: with an on-air rapport like lifelong friends, the

become executives have more cautious after the arrest of the wally bp last year. huawei bp last year. year.last deal is not up a for negotiation. a delay in vote on the new prime minister will be held on friday. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. much.thanks very up next we are going to be talking exclusively to the ceo of euronext after the company launched a bid for norway's stock exchange. we will learn about volatility and how that has affected in trading. bloomberg radio is live on your mobile device or on dab digital radio if you are in the london area. tune in. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." and thisve from london is an incredibly important day for market in terms of what goes on for the u.k. we have futures pointing up across the board. 16 minutes until we start trading. today is the day of that all-important vote. will theresa may lose by a little is the question being asked. let's talk to