>>marty gonzales: we talk to some stranded travelers at sfo. >>reporter: people would letters on the boarding passes as slight changes of plans and one warrant and that it was an hour and have been the number went down the cancellations of rising. >>marty gonzales: a bizarre way into the that the witness the birth of his son we will be right back. >>marty gonzales: >>reporter: he was back when can print an agreement this one back and forth all night that leads to trouble at 5551 pistons went to the brink of to he turned it over 95 nuns and the warriors had 22 turnovers with started putting it to better the pistons' lead to two. game but klay thompson sentiment we can this went into overtime and once again and lead bank came to cashes in 32 sharks next of anaheim on tuesday and finally there is interesting story he reveal the senses was and what to make it back to the area on time and he witnessed the moment they stand on. >>reporter: congratulations taking a live look outside no traffic data all this early saturday morning. sure, you could sit

>>marty gonzales: listed ... some the new medical findings people looking to have president obama tear help insurers are being given a few extra days and will down a trunk about to give phil a nonstop bid for signing up the federal exchange health- care can handle sign up for 39 state some of the states run their own exchanges puts back then waldman deadlines starting next week there will be a generous version of the japan. >>rebecca: over last several years the drug company has increased the price by more than 400% of the generic version will be about half the price $300 for two doses. çááávoáááÑ if you think it's cold here take a look at this... with a major winter storm tracking across the midwest and northeast, millions of people will be trying stay warm this weekend across the res >>marty gonzales: technology and a video from south dakota where temperatures are expected to plunge to low of minus 25. >>reporter: there comes the cold temperatures right behind it from the observatory on from this to cle

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>> marty: breaking news this morning out of oakland. a major structure fire in oakland. here is video of that fire. you can see massive flames and dense smoke coming out of the building. crews have been at the scene battling the blaze all night. the fire was first reported at 11:30 last night. kron 4's averi harper is live at the scene of that fire this morning. averi what can you tell us? >> averi: will give the deal we have from the scene when fire crews were still battling this blaze and we're told a will reach three alarms shortly before midnight. people can come inside and view the art the artists in side can go by that art and the people in fact started to smell smoke that's when all of the chaos broke loose here on 31st avenue last night and people started running out and seeing the video this was completely engulfed in flames three alarms and now fire crews are working to get all the people that were inside accounted for their so 25 people >> averi: 0 is from somebody that was inside working downstairs when he heard the fire and try to pull people out fire crews

is with marty feldstein us in new york. coming up later today on bloomberg television and radio, our editor in chief, john mickelthwait with a conversation the christine lagarde, director of the international monetary fund. that is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ michael: good morning, i'm michael mckee in washington. francine lacqua is in rome. around the world, forex traders are watching the italian referendum and the u.s. jobs report. there is not a lot of movement anywhere as we wait for the data and the vote on sunday in italy. you get your biggest move perhaps in the euro-japanese pair. 3/10 decline. the mexican peso relatively stable, even though donald trump said he would build a wall yesterday. coming up shortly, "bloomberg daybreak: americas," with david westin in julie hyman. david: we have jobs, european risk in italy. mohamed el-erian will be here, talking about jobs, the consequences of a global economy, but also about european political risk, and the trump rally, which some

corey, gary and marty with you this morning. marty- another a family is devastated this answers after a mother and her two young sons were found dead. jennifer laber and her 3 and 5 year old sons were found in her mini van parked in a lone tree parking lot wednesday morning. the boys and their mother had been missing since tuesday afternoon. 9news' andrew sorensen has the latest on very sad story. andrew, people who knew this family say they were blindsided... a spokesperson for the family says there was no indication anything was wrong with jennifer laber... that makes trying to figure out what happened here all the more confusing for them. jennifer laber was last seen picking up her three year old and five year old from bear canyon elementary on tuesday... a little earlier than usual. when laber's husband hadn't heard from them by around 8 pm... he called police. jennifer laber and her two boys were found wednesday morning in the family minivan... parked behind a former sports authority off county line road. all three of them

i'm marty gonzalez >> reporter:and i'm mark danon. we have team coverage of the fire this morning. kron fours will tran is at the scene in oakland covering the latest developments overnight. >> reporter: they just remove the 10th body of the overnight hours the talk with those employes department there is still recovering bodies of that number sure to go up as the day goes on. and we are at the command center you consider it behind me all the authorities that agencies are here with heavy equipment at the site and warehouse 0 m get right to the video. this fire started around 1130 on friday morning at the warehouse located on the 31st avenue and through mail dozens of people were inside the warehouse there was a party is also used by many artists what we have learned there are no sprinklers and the warehouse at the time they use pallas to make it may shift some cases it the second floor when the fire raced to the building many people are trapped inside that's why they expect the number to a co-op. many people still unaccounted for that guy to the building will be very meticulous for

marty had been diagnosed with a very serious cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, so we did not want to be a part that year. and i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so, i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education at columbia, will i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal. a classmate of mine at cornell had taken her first year of law school at penn. she transferred into our second year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? you say the first year is the most important. i have year one and two. [laughter] charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, when she became dean. elena kagan. when she became dean, every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. [laughter] justice ginsburg: my husband said ho

marty had been diagnosed with a severe cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, we didn't want to be a part -- we did not want to apart that year. i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education at columbia, well i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal. a classmate of mine had taken her first year of law school elsewhere. she transferred her second year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? the first year is the most important. you say that. i have year one and two. charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, when she became dean. elena kagan. when she became dean, every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. my husband said hold out for an honorary degree

marty had been diagnosed with a very serious cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, we didn't want to par --apart that year. i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education at columbia, well i -- will i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal. a classmate of mine had taken her first year of law school elsewhere. she transferred into our second year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? you say the first year is the most important. i have year one and two. charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, when she became dean. elena kagan. when she became dean, every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. my husband said hold out for an honorary degree. charlie: and th

well, it was a connection that marty was very pleased to have. but it didn't come to him-- the president was on a plane with senator moynihan going to some democratic function in the city. and so tsh tsh would be good for the supreme court and senator moynihan said mr. president, i'm not a lawyer so you shouldn't be asking me that question. the president said i value your judgement, who would you pick? and senator moynihan said ruth bader ginsburg. why? why, because gene griswald the long time dean of harvard law school thinks she's very good. and this is the dean that said i could not have a harvard law degree because i didn't stay with them a third year. life is so many things occur and you don't know whether they are going to turn out to be good or bad. but this one was certainly good. there was a celebration at the court of the 50th anniversary of the building. so the building was completed in 1935 and this was 1985. dean gris wald was then solicitier general. he was to make a speech about great advocates before the court. and by 1985, he rea

marty had been diagnosed with a very severe cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, we didn't want to be apart that year. and i didn't want to be a single mom to my then three-year-old daughter. so, i asked the dean if i successfully complete my legal education at columbia, will i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal. because a classmate of mine at cornell had taken her first year of law school at penn. she transferred into our second year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? you say the first year is the most important. i have year one and two. charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, elena kagan, when she became dean. when she became dean, every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. my husband said hold out for an honorary deg

marty had been diagnosed with a severe cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, we didn't want to not want to we did be a part that year. i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education at columbia, well i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal. a classmate of mine had taken her first year of law school elsewhere. she transferred her second year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? the first year is the most important. you say that. year one and two. charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, when she became dean. elena kagan. when she became dean, every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. my husband said hold out for an honorary degree. charlie: and t

marty had been diagnosed with a severe cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, and we did not apart that year. i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education at columbia, well i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal. a classmate of mine had taken her first year of law school elsewhere. she transferred into our second-year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? the first year is the most important. you say that. i have year one and two. charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, when she became dean. elena kagan. when she became dean, every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. my husband said hold out for an honorary degree. charlie: and they gave it to

joining us is marty schenker. kerry'sccounts john efforts have not worked and are not likely to produce any real effect at this point, with three weeks left to the administration . why give this speech? will it just be an inflammatory speech? marty: i am sure in his view it will not be inflammatory, although in this charged atmosphere on most everything he says will be taken negatively by israel and positively by those .n the administration with 23 days left in this administration the question is just how relevant this speech is. a step backwards taken, given the u.n. vote which the u.s. abstained from, allowing the rigid -- legislation to pass. some are saying netanyahu may respond by causing a -- marty: there was a step back from that narrative when netanyahu close off any discussion of four -- further housing being built in jerusalem, a seeming attempt to defuse the tensions between the u.s. and israel, but it could wind up backfiring. there are a number of people who are concerned that is exactly what the u.s.

marty had been diagnosed with a severe cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live, we didn't want to be a part that year. i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education at columbia, well i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend a third year here. i had taken the first year of law school. she transferred into her second year class. dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? the first year is the most important. two.e one and thelie: to come back to point, what is lovely about this they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague, when she became dean. every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree. out fornd said hold an honorary degree. charlie: and they gave it to you. justice ginsburg: sadly one year after he died. charlie: there is a picture in your chambers of you receiving that in your crimson. one of

marty had been diagnosed with a severe cancer. we did not know how long he was going to live and we didn't want to be a part that year. i didn't want to be a single mom to my three-year-old daughter. so i asked the dean if i successfully complete my education in columbia, will i get a harvard degree? absolutely not. you have to spend the third year here. i had the perfect rebuttal argument. class might of mine had taken the first year of law school at penn. she transferred into her second year class. i said to the dean, she will have year two and three and you're going to give her a degree? you say the first year is the most important. i have one and two. charlie: to come back to the point, what is lovely about this story, they then wanted to give you a degree to the law school. justice ginsburg: that is when my now colleague alayna cabling -- elena kagan, when she became dean. every year she said ruth, we would like you to have a harvard law school degree? my husband said hold out for an honorary degree. charlie: and they gave it

meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty-- a cloudy morning but we could start seeing some sun later... another cyclist has died after a happened in boulder county this year. a semi truck hit the cyclist near the area east of 28th and arapahoe last night. boulder police are working to piece together what happened.. this public service annoucement on distracted driving was released by the colorado state patrol on friday morning... the same morning trooper donahue was hit and killed on the side of i-25 while assisting another accident. it's the third csp trooper death in the last 18 months... we thought this is a perfect time for a refreaser course-- on the rules of the road. we sat down with csp and castle rock fire- the department that unforunatly has resonded to several of these tragedies recently... we wanted to know what they are seeing out on the roads when it comes to drivers, and what we can do to help tho today -- special patrols by several agencies will be out looking for agencies will be out looking for driver

speaking of frostiness, how's it feeling out there marty? >> feels like what a lot of people call the first meteorological day of winter. we say astronomical is on winter solstice. many use december 1 first day of meteorological winter. sure el toos like it. teens and sure feels like it. teens and 20s over most of colorado. don't anticipate higher than 30s and 40s in the front range and 20 and 30s in the mountain this is evening. going to be a modest storm for both the mountains and really more especially here. light wind for you today. hovering right about 4 to >> thanks. >>> move over when you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road. it's not only courtesy but the law. >> we here at 9 news decided to give drivers a refresher course. >> good morning. many of you looking for a way to really give back to your community this christmas season. coming up at 6:15, i'm going to it will track in tonight and move over tomorrow during the day. breaks in the overcast. things thicken later tonight. by late evening ; things form along the conti

i'm marty gonzalez. and we get the new year's celebration forecast from rebecca strom. >> rebecca: 0 entry and shellers right now or on the bay area. most of it focused on the north bay resemblances still in doubt and the peninsula sfo to the sprinkles in the and the far east as well isolated showers most of the activity in the far east of us trekking all landsat stockton guillotine for modesto of 2010. and how things are drying out once we get into later morning of the hours. we will not have any shower activity at all this is all the way until the year is day tomorrow morning. snow showers lots of cold weather urged nine. racine lot of the degrees clot cover traffic and it is quite colada there. 29 degrees since then rosa and 37 in nevada right now pretty much forties' of the world's the he low 40's and many at livermore 49 sfo concord and make sure you just mention a warm and layers today. easily have looked forward to in the afternoon. temperatures does it really spread anywhere from below 57 still t

i'm marty gonzalez. here's a quick look at temps this morning. the cold weather continues throughout the bay area. freeze warnings were in place last night. and we are expecting more cold temperatures today. for more on the cold dave spahr joins us. >> reporter: if you aren't the ship party all eaten see little bit of a lesson for michigan. and it will be called will get that cerros of all or 20s and the board here 28 nearby note vallejo 31 for concord 28 for livermore. all of our 20s all over the board the temperature change contrast still behind by near half a dozen degrees are so frost freeze warnings and store eight today paillette dark purple in the morning and then subfreezing temperatures we found inland. here are how things look sunshine just joining us now intrusion for many systems up toward our north and doesn't look quite that way for the balance of the week. over the next eight hours sunny skies and temperatures kept lower 50s a day like yesterday so in the cool side. we take a closer inspection and a week ahead. >> marty:and people

cheryl here with marty, corey and gary. it's another cold one this morning, but today it could lead to snow. at least a little here in the metro. marty has details. . > the community will donahue later this morning. trooper donahue was killed last week on i-25 near castle rock when he was hit by a passing truck. the service begins at 11 at denver first church of nazarene. his family has released a statement on their loss.. it reads in part-- if you see emergency personnel on the side of the road, please slow down and move over. two little girls are going to grow up without their daddy and there's just no good reason. it reads in part-- if you see emergency personnel on the side of the road, please slow down and move over. two little girls are going to grow law enforcement officers drove home that point with special patrols thursday. one officer would stop a driver for speeding. during the traffic stop, another officer would keep watch for drivers not moving over. colorado law says: drivers must move over at least one lane f

meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty-- clouds in the forecast all day... also happening will be in court today, accused of stole 12-hundred dollars from a suspect's car as he was helping investigate a crime scene back in october. today he'll be in court for an advisement. police say a school employee noticed some odd behavior between a teacher and female student -- and now the teacher is accused of sexually assaulting her. poice arrested westminster high school teacher benjamin forbes for sexual assault on a child -- after that employee reported the behavior to administrators. forbes has resigned from the school. a denver health physician will no longer see patients anytime soon -- after directing racial slurs at the first lady. denver health anesthesiologist michelle herren posted about first lady michelle obama on facebook quote... 'monkey face and poor ebonic english. there -- i feel better and am still not a racist. just calling it like it is. end quote. denver health says the post does not reflect the hospital's values. officials there didn't fire her

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government gr

cheryl here with marty, corey and gary. it's another cold one this morning, but today it could lead to snow. at least a little here in the metro. marty has details. . > the community will

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corey, gary and marty with you this morning. marty- another

if the gas can get turned on, it can get turned off. >> reporter: and mayor marty walsh filed a federal lawsuit earlier this year citing approval of this argument oral arguments not scheduled in that case. in west roxbury catherine parrotta fox 25 news. >> today i spent time with the mayor the talk about this issue and what he plans to do about new at 5:00. >> we have been under this cloud, essentially, for two days. it's been straight rain. >> but finally. >> yeah, we needed it. >> some sun. but let's remind everybody, it's december 1st. >> it didn't feel like it. >> i know, i went outside, i didn't even have shoes on at one point. this is not december 1st. >> but it was. because we were in the 50s to near 60 degrees in some spots. and still currently 50 in boston right now, despite the clouds and sunset. those winds, though, are moving out of the west right now. and that westerly wind will bring in cooler air. it all follows the rain showers that shiri was tracking earlier this morning. it dried out quickly. currently partly to mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures in the 30s an

. >> marshmallow, marty marty mcfly from back to the future, and a ghostbusters join forces to interrupt. killed and then escaping safely. weird but a better version of the end of barb's journey. so, happy holidays. >> there are a lot of calendars one come by to track the days in a city that never sleeps. for for me it's usually filled with hunky guys from that fdny. this year i thought i would try new group of hunky guys, one that drives. introducing the 2017 new 17 new york city taxi drivers calendar. >> a comedic take on the traditional pinup it takes drivers out of their cabin into their elements, whatever that may be. for more inside i headed to queens and gave one of the gaze a gays a one over. meet mr. october. >> that is taxi mike who is also the back cover boy which he signed for me over coffee and bagels. other staples here in nyc. though he loves his newfound fame he loves his job every day. >> i'm gone all over the city, different neighbors you probably would've go to. kind like a new york city investor. >> mike was hand-picked by the man behind this a brooklyn-based photogra

jim mcdonald, marty moseby, our thanks to both of you. >> happy holidays. >> same to you. when we come back, new evidence suggests russia was, indeed, trying to undermine the u.s. presidential election. and then why the u.s. is blacklisting one of ali bab ba's most popular e% websites. and later, the experiment is over. uber pumping the brakes on its san francisco self-driving operation. find out why, up next. what's the value of capital? what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley sometino big deal.shing my gums bleed. but my hygienist said, it is a big deal. go pro with crest pro health gum protection. it helps prevent gum bleeding by targeting harmful bacteria on your gums. left untreated, these symptoms could lead to more serious problems including tooth loss. gum crisis averted. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. glo

marty: it is already quite unusual. it is packed with business executives, people who have very little experience in government. it is an unconventional president, and it will be an unconventional cabinet. tom: gauge for us the nominating process. rick perry has served the republican party. i assumed that he will breeze through. ,ut is it just about tillerson or could the surprise be more contentious discussion? already co. the -- marty: the discussion will center around russia, and this cabinet is already packed with people with links to energy, tillerson being the poster child. there will be questioning about what exactly donald trump a outtegy is, and i will put that tillerson as secretary of state is really not an independent voice for american policy. that policy is set by the president, and he just executes it. guy: who is more worried now, the people coming in who sit on the cabinet, or the people they are going to be giving the orders to execute? civil-service feel about what is happening yeah cap these are guys

marty: it is a fascinating subject. it is unprecedented that a president or president or president-elect is going directly to companies through this direct communication medium. i think corporate america will have to get used to it. he shows no indication that he will stop doing it. danger ofthere some the boy who cried wolf? he goes out with big statements and it is not clear how much substance will follow it up. government contracting, you know, you do not on a dime turnaround a major government contract that has been pinned ring for many years. -- that has been planned for years. marty: his tweets on uranium stocks surging. his surrogates tried to explain the context. ly, investors will have to take his tweets with a grade of salt. become lesse will responsive if they see the policies do not live up to what he tweets. marty: people will question, is this the way we want to do business in a new administration, to basically ignore or through tweets. when hel tell if actually becomes president if this will slow down. th

the city council approved mayor marty walsh's request yesterday. transportation worker also replace all speed limit signs before then. the mayor says the change is a big step forward in helping to meet his goal of no deadly crashes in the hub by 2030. >>> the t tested out the height of the new orange line cars. the foam blocks on the roof is to make sure that the new cars fit in the tunnels. they are a little b because they have the heating and air conditioning units on the roof. earlier this month we showed you these pictures of what the new orange line subway car also look like. 150 of them have been ordered but they won't be ready for service for another two years. >>> the new neighborhood of vice president mike pence doesn't agree with his views. they plan to organize a protest. pence's new washington neighborhood, people are putting up rainbow flags. a peaceful way to stand with concerned of pence's policies on gay rights. >> a respectful message. in my my disagreement with some of his thinking. >> neighbors plan to fly the flags until january

marty russo was from illinois and my father and i and across the way was chuck schumer on the foldout couch. watching these men who would go out and do great things, getting them up in the morning made me realize they are just regular guys who are working very hard and going out and doing great things. that was inspiring to me. i will never forget the collegiality of not just those for members they had together, but all the congressional members seem to have at that time. not just democrats, but republicans. there was a chemistry among congressional members that i believe led to their ability to compromise. i look forward to reinstalling that here as best i can. lastll develop over this week and a half. we have been here at new member orientation. i look forward to doing it with the republicans as well. >> what did you do next? jimmy panetta: i worked in alaska on a research vessel. when i was back here, i met a commander who was working in my father's office. he said if you ever want to get a ship, what you know. my four roommates at the time that all been to law school, that inspire

tom: marty schenker, thank you so much. howard davidowitz is with us, and george goncalves per george, help me with the -- what is the bet of the market right now on january 20? george: it is a huge news flow, but i wonder how the markets will perceive this, considering are they really market moving events. on top of that, we are entering staff comes down and there is a reduce in staff -- there is a reduction in staff. think it sets it up for next year more than anything else. nomura linking into the gross domestic product of the nation? is it a 3% economist? ellen zentner yesterday with morgan stanley was far more subdued. george: i think what we are trying to calibrate across the street is really understanding -- and i call it a trump team. the fact that the policies are sick -- the fact that the policies that they are putting in place cap's downside risk -- deflation is really now off the table. at least any temporary downside risk to growth is great, but it does not necessarily mean they will have a good upswing. that i

herehelp marty schenker get to january 20. do you see checks and balances that lead to a successful outcome for all americans after the 20th? well, i think we have a lot of inconsistent, incompatible -- ttis and theng ma ambassador. michael: this is an era of people wanting to make some major change. me of the trump administration that is positive is progrowth. it is talking about taking some steps that we badly needed to take in terms about our corporate tax rules, our regulatory obligations, and a lot of the other things that have been slowing down and leading to a slow-growth economy now for many years. but there is no strategy. there is no coherency. tom: do you see that? there is no that strategy, or at least none that is apparent to the world. ifwill see after january 20 one emerges, but one gets the sense that it will all be donald ultimately inon the end. he will get policy pronouncements from different advisors, and he will make the call on what the policy as per no one knows what donald trump's policies are. francine

marty schenker joins us now in london. what is the biggest question as traders wake up this morning ? >> firstly, you mentioned iraq. iraq had been the biggest stumbling block. they have a quota again and they agreed to cut production. many will be interesting to see if they are willing and able to do that. secondly, russia. russia pledging an actual cut of 300,000 barrels a day. one of the reasons we saw oil rally so strongly. will russia really deliver? this never done anything like this before. they've never done anything like this before. david: even if russia does step up, there's another 300,000. where is that going to come from? will: there are a couple of -- itec countries possible, opec may cheat and claim that as a cut. there will be other real cuts. oman has said it will join in and cut reduction by 50,000 euros today. there will be some real non-opec battles. question isbsequent what does this wind up for shale production and how quickly this biggest can turn on -- the spit ckets can turn on. will: the two-year

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thank you >>> checking in with marty. >> great combination. and northern colorado. already snowing? arizona, new mexico, close to south eastern colorado now. from the valley east and up into the mountains, stretching up to arkansas valley, we'll get snow. we'll have clouds rolling in. heav passill and ctral elbert county. low 30s here, travels take you to springs really minimal. 20s and 30s in the mountains. today 34, couple of flurries around during the evening. breaking up and moving out overnight. milder tomorrow, warm sunday. it turns colder sunday afternoon and way colder for the middle of next week. it's our first arctic year. >> your commerce city drive, backups starting to form. you head in towards york and vasquez, speeds dropping out of 40s into the 30s. >> monument hill shows both directions of 25 getting easily to the springs and denver tech golden. z26zqz zvpz . >>> welcome back. 5:56. relatives of five sib -- in, they ended up in foster care. one family chose to adopt all five so they would never be separated. >> even though they were in a foster system, we try to make

marty shanker, bloomberg editor. thank you for joining us from washington today pretty jonathan: rick perry will he abolish the energy department? now he is in charge of it. i am joking. for equities, what does the trump administration main? david spoke to us yesterday of harrison and associates. what does it mean for earnings? take a listen. david: it does not take much to be pro capital than the last administration. if you look at the cabinet choices, the antithesis of what we've seen in the last 18 years, and so, it should be conducive to earnings. i wouldn't be surprised if we do not better earnings next year. just the: still with us is bill daley. --jonathan: still what this with us is bill daley. the ceo for wall street is seen as a positive thing if you to you, howvid, does a ceo meet d.c. reality? bill: it is the ultimate test. i listen to david, who is a friend, i just because somebody is a cabinet person, somehow growth is going to happen is unrealistic, knowing how difficult it is to move the ship of gover

marty: well, i think it's very significant. one of the things that i keep coming back to is that while he obviously knows rex tillerson, he doesn't have a long relationship with him. in fact, many of his cabinet appointments he's gotten to know these people in the last month. so he does not have years of experience. he's going to obviously -- if he's 100% right, it will be great for the country. but i don't think you can count on those odds. so one of these picks is going to be a mistake. jonathan: looking at the exxon c.e.o. himself, $ hundred million in stock, michael. what happens to that? michael: $238 million at today's prices. and we can also talk about gary cohn, $207 million worth of goldman sachs shares. when you go into government at a certain position, federal ethics laws known as the certificate of divestiture allow you to sell those shares without paying capital gains taxes. now, you're really deferring them, because if you put the money into something else like treasury bonds and you sell those eventually, you do

. >> catherine: residents aren't alone in concerns, mayor marty walsh sent letters to federal regulators and company that owned the pipeline failed to share important safety information with boston police and fire departments. congressman stephen lynch also shared his congresses about location of pipeline. injuries. >> catherine: meets or exceeds and does little to ease concerns. >> not over. if it can get turned on, it can get turned off. >> federal lawsuit earlier this year challenging federal approval of this project and oral arguments have not yet been scheduled in this case. live in west roxbury, catherine parrotta, >> sara: medicine mix-up at school and accidently gave her ritalin instead of motrin. to look at active bright eyed 7-year-old you had never know she was crying inside the nurse's office. >> it was a nightmare. >> sara: daughter madison asked nurse for motrin. >> fell backwards because near the window. >> sara: once inside nurse's office crucial mistake according to madison. >> she said hi, ava. i said my name isn't ava and still proceeded to give me the medicine. >> sar

marty: i think it is next week and mitt romney to me is still the front runner for that job. i think donald trump really wants to pick him. is moving up to be surprised that is him. david: the ceo of exxon? to theings us right energy department. i hear that did the trays is fading. is fading.treaus thank you to marty, it is time other stories making headlines with your bloomberg business flash. emma: it is the third biggest ipo of the year which raised little more than one billion dollars most investors called 27 million shares for $40 a piece. at ipo's price is valued $7.4 billion. the company accounts for a quarter of the asset management fees. regulators investigating emissions's diesel scandal is concerned evidence might've been destroyed. regulator said that 23 mobile phones linked to the case were either lost or wiped clean. vw has said top management was unaware of the decision. he wants a london housing market has cooled off. luxury home prices have fallen by more than 10% in the exclusive areas. forecasters say prices will fall further because of brexit and higher ra

marty schenker. coming up, with a holiday shopping season drawing to a close, we look at which retailers did well, which did less well, and which may be fighting for survival as we head into 2017. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg daybreak. i am taylor riggs. coming up and on a clock a.m. -- the press -- at 9:00 p.m., the president of the peterson institute on international politics of the u.s. and the u.k.. alix: this is bloomberg daybreak. i am alix steel. we are watching sears, rising in early trading. cupping lined up to $1 million in credit to fund operations. what is in store for companies like these and other retailers? we are joined by shelly banjo. they had a huge quarterly deficit. how did they do this? shelley: it is continuing financial engineering by sears, taking money from one side of the business, moving it to another side of the business. they have a lot of debt coming due, and the issue is how long can they do this -- keep moving money around? they get money from their real e

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george - a group called the schools become a sanctuary that means that they would to keep kids safe i'm marti today they donated two vehicles from their fleet to 2 non profits that have made a huge impact in the community . transition services provides work for more than 400 hundred people with developmental disabilities .... and building nevada helps repair homes for disabled and both non profits sat monye spents renting vehicles will go towards their programs .... that help people president elect donald trump begins a "thank you" tour tomorrow.. following his historic white house victory. he also made a big announcement that he's leaving his billion-dollar business.. because the presidency is more important. abc's kenneth moton has the latest from washington. with his billion dollar company. the president-elect made the announcement on twitter that he'll "leave his great business in total" to his children "in order to fully focus on running the country." nats the business separation to avoid conflicts of interest comes as trump fills key economic posts. secretary of commerce...fellow billio

life, as the remains of castro hit here just feet from the resting place of famed revolutionary jose marti. memorials from around the world and on the island nation, including this documentary filmmaker. her focus more intimate, documents how they're absorbing his death. >> they still believe in the revolution. >> reporter: a revolution that opened wounds worldwide, some yet to heal. a revolution that rah rule castro vows will continue. many cubans hope that doesn't mn times. >> the opportunity to pay tribute to him. >> reporter: carlos rodriguez remembers what it was like following the collapse of the soviet union. >> it was really hard. there was a scarcity of everything, and sometimes i wonder how we manage to survive. >> reporter: survive they have, even with castro still in charge, they tell me slow access ten years ago and especially for young people. now we have more opportunities. now we can have cell phones, we can have computer, travel abroad without asking permission, start our own business. >> reporter: after years of turmoil and anguish, a quiet calm for now. for the cuban peo