that is owner mark davis watching the heart break and the controversy. final seconds of the game, derek carr running into the end zone and carr fumbles into the end zone. that means it is a touchback. >> i left it out there. just trying to win for my teammates. no excuse. i have to hold onto the bar. but the fight our team played with. today that was familiar. that looked like us. >> that was a tough loss for the raiders. here is the controversy of the game, the refs brought out an index card. >>> more drama with trump's administration. >>> lessons learned from the north bay. >>> welcome return to rain and sierra snow making a comeback over the next few days. the timing of the incoming storm when we come right back. reform -- this could be a monutmental week for the trump adminitrio >>> not just a vote ton tax reform, this could be a monumental week for the trump administration. president trump's lawyer claiming e-mails from the transition team were improperly turned over to mueller. here is kelly o'donald. >> reporter: frustration over the russia probe

the special deal owner mark davis is offering john gruden to come back and coach the silver and black. ♪ toyland, toyland ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhood's joy land never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the e300 sedan for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. people lining up!! >>> welcome back. it's 7:09 on this new year's eve. looking at times square in new york city where people already are lining up for the ball drop tonight. wow! good for them. that's dedication. >>> now to iran, a third day of anti-government protest. they appear to be the biggest demonstrations since they rushed a reform eight years ago. there was a government rally in thai ron as well. president trump has taken note of the protest. kelli o'donnell explains. >> reporter: on the streets of iran's capital, days of public protest reached a boiling point, not seen for nearly a decade. the kindling to this show of anger and desperation is a

mark davis is going all out to try to get john gruden to come back. apparently trying to get gruden out of the broadcast booth by offering him an ownership stake in the team. gruden has made it no secret how much he would like to work with carr. jack just signed a contract extension last summer, so stay tuned. >>> raiders facing the rams in l.a. all of those highlights at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. enjoy your final day of 2017. >>> hi there, everyone. happy new year's eve to you, and i want to pass on a coastal flood watch for tomorrow and tuesday from the national weather service. that's because the sun, the moon and the earth will be in proper alignment tomorrow. the good news is a lot of folks have the day off, so the typical places that do flood will be flooding mid to late afternoon tomorrow and into tuesday. you can expect a chilly evening, but those lows dropping into the 30s late in the north bay. it will be dry. we do have a few sprinkles out there right now, but a mix of stars and clouds tonight. there also will be some coastal fog but showers

they report that mark davis is going all out to try to get john gruden back. apparently trying to get gruden out of the broadcast booth by offering an ownership stake in the team. gruden has made no secret how much he loves the raiders and would love to work with gordon carr. the thing is coach jack just stind signed a contract extension last summer, so stay tuned. >>> chargers in l.a. all those highlights tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. enjoy your final day of 2017. >>> good sunday morning to you. a live look outside as we usher in the new year. also king tides coming into play tomorrow and tuesday as the sun and the moon and earth, they come into proper alignment. so we'll have those pretty high tides monday morning to late morning into tuesday, but we're also looking at tonight, new year's eve, where we're going to see cool temperatures late in the 30s in the north bay. for the evening we'll see a mix of stars and clouds, maybe even a little fog as well, and looking at showers returning by wednesday. as soon as tomorrow, we will have better air quality s

it also says owner mark davis would include an ownership stake to lure gruden back. >>> and the 49ers and the raiders play their last game of the season today in los angeles. you can catch the raiders game right here on kpix 5 at 1:25. >>> and the days of needing your passport to get on the flight could be numbered. >> there is a new bio metric technology out there that's thhave you getting on e country to a plane with just ur face. reporter kris van cleave explains. >> you can board without your boarding pass. >> reporter: this jetblue flight leaving boston for aruba has passengers taking a trip to the future without a boarding pass. >> just walk up and they will take a picture and that's it? wow. yeah. it amazes me. every year things change. it just amazes me the technology. >> reporter: in seconds, facial recognition technology can compare a picture taken at the gate against a flyer's passport picture stored in a government database. francis is sold. >> yeah. pretty fast. >> reporter: delta is testing the technology in new york and atlanta and is also trying out a facial recognitio

mark davis is expected to replace eight al franken's senate seat. franken resigned last week in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations but did not give a final date for when he would step down. french president emmanuel macron is hosting 164 world and business leaders and prominent business figures in global warming. the main goal is the find financing for countries that industries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. antonio guterres says of those who refuse to bet on a green economy are living in a grave future. >> we are in a war with very existence of life in our planet as we know it. would have an important ally -- science and technology. what is happening is exactly as science has predicted. tohnology has responded climate change as a threat to the world. mark: calling on world leaders and business leaders to further their involvement in the fight against climate change throug h financial pledges, green legislation and climate friendly projects. presidentan union said it would be a furious race against time for the eu and britain to fi

mark: she did receive praise from michel barnier. is he trying to divide her and davis? it has been kind of an anti-davis week. >> yesterday, he was saying we will be watching you. is. perhaps that is what it time will tell us. mark: and the summit tomorrow. been lots of to and fro this week between davis and .he eu but tomorrow is fine. they rubberstamp it and we just move on, don't we? we look ahead to january, where there will be talks about transitions. certainly, businesses are hoping it will be wrapped up quickly. in march, the talks on the outline trade agreement will start. >> we will keep an eye on what is happening in the house of commons. bloomberg brexit editor, emma ross. -- here is a look at how crude is trading ahead of that data. it is higher than it has -- a volatile week. $.12. on capitol hill, rod rosenstein is being hit with questions about robert mueller's investigation. the house judiciary committee meeting underway. you can watch it on tv go. ♪ mark: live from bloomberg's new european headquarters in the city of london, i am mark barton. am vonni

there is mark crumpton. >> u.k. brexit secretary david davis said he expects a deal in place soon to push the more stocks to the next level. he addressed parliament today after an agreement over the irish border fell apart. >> i believe we are close to concluding first phase of negotiations and moving on to talk about future trade relations. there is much common understanding and both sides agree we must move forward together. the negotiations remain as always, in particular on the issue of northern ireland and ireland, clear we want to protect all elements of the friday belfast agreement to maintain the common travel area and protect associated rights. >> scottish, welsh, and english mps objected over the oppression northern ireland was given preference of treatment as part of theresa may's problem for the irish border. he personally guaranteed any deals made for northern ireland would apply to the entire u.k. the united nations envoy for syria says the united nations is ready to engage with president bashar al-ass

hazel irvine, jon parrot and steve davis have been watching at the barbican. the halfway mark in this year's betware united kingdom championship and we have two exceptional performers, ronnie o'sullivan and shaun murphy, and it is neck and neck. can you sum up how much quality we've seen in the opening session today, john? brilliant. the first four frames were wonderful scoring and break building, more tactical in the second yet brilliant match play snooker to watch. ebbing and flowing in the afternoon, 4—2 ahead, it was going with o'sullivan that murphy showed great guts to come back. brilliant. what did you detect about ronnie in those last frames, steve ? he was desperate to get a lead, it didn't materialise so a bit of frustration. shaun murphy is such a great character to level the scores. they have both played marvellous shots, great shot makers, great tactics and luck involved, perhaps what will separate them might be a little bit of run of the ball this evening because it looks like they're both scoring very well. ronnie is after a davis—equalling

caroline davies, bbc news. christmas is of course being marked in many different ways around the world. funnily enough, many seem to involve water. take a look... it's a bit like english weather here at the moment, but we're just delighted to be here. lovely people, lovely atmosphere. i'm afraid we've got silly hats on, but that's part of the deal. merry christmas! well, obviously, tea is incredibly british...! merry christmas and a happy new year. cheering. mary christmas from us. this is bbc world news. —— mary christmas. not quite in sync with the big day but for boxing day the weather will feel more christmassy. cold air pushing back in across the uk. 13 degrees across the uk. ice on untreated surfaces as boxing day begins across parts of northern england and into scotland, where there will be some sleet and snow around southern uplands, northern pennines, even to the relatively low levels in places so do not be surprised if you wake up to a wintry scene. some wintry showers return to northern scotland,

we will hear from howard davis, the chairman of rbs. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: for bitcoin today, it $15,000 and is nearing $16,000 now. about what is perceived as a bitcoin bubble? >> i am afraid this is irrational exuberance. as greenspan's favorite phrase, he then found that the market kept on going up after he said it should stop. nots an unusual market and in a normal to a trading market. the biggest rising trading all out, we are trading here and i am not sure the biggt normal rational market analysis can really eliminate it. derivatives and wall street. should cme and the cboe, should the american derivatives market make a formal market in this thing we are seeing on this chart right now? >> i would counsel them not to it this point. knowot quite sure they enough about what the underlying is about the nature of the supply and demand of underlying asset. movenk it would be a risky in that direction now. >> we are understanding for example the cftc are looking at clearingsts limits and before these contacts are given the green l

mark programme on bbc one on sunday was widely watched among the eu establishment. it would be too far to say that they are angry or worried, there is a slight bit of concern, maybe, that what was agreed between theresa may and jean—claude juncker, president of the european commission, at that early morning breakfast on friday which meant the eu could decide if there was sufficient progress, is not legally binding. both sides agree that it is not a legal document. the way the european commission described it, gentleman ‘s agreement, a political agreement, that must be translated into a legal text. what that means is now, it is up text. what that means is now, it is up to the lawyers in the eu institutions to turned that political agreement into a piece of text which is legally binding, which can be turned into the actual brexit withdrawal treaty, which will be legally binding, and which the uk government has promised to write into british legislation so that it is binding in british law as well. michel barnier has suggested that maybe david davis‘s comments at

marked when the moon coincides with the orbit of earth. stay up to 12:45 tonight and that is the peak. you can post your pictures on our facebook page. rob mayeda will look at every one of them. >> we have nice video for you. clear skies. very picturesque view of looking at the bright moon. and by bridge lights this is how it looked at 6:35 this evening. clear skies and cool conditions around san francisco. you are seeing the bay bridge lights. 53 degrees breezy conditions will keep san francisco's temperatures from getting too chilly. san rafael currently 48 degrees. temperatures coming up. the winds are light though. we will find temperatures maybe around the tri-valley dropping into the 30s. 43 in dublin and in san jose, 48 degrees. little bit of a wind chill factor. overall bay area wide, a lot cooler than last night. the clouds are gone. and no rain. concord 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. the wind speeds during the morning, getting up to about 35 miles per hour and likely this wind event peeking for the evening commute. the area

caroline davies, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for a programme to mark the 20th anniversary of bbc hardtalk. thank you. you talk about frustration with government now, but your whole career basically sounds as though you have been banging your head against a brick wall. did you learn some lessons from that? of course, of course. what lessons did you draw? it seems like the only lesson you took was, you know what, after a while you betray your best friends in politics? no. i don't agree with that at all. i bet you know. i bet you know! how do you feel as president that you are going to go down in history as a president who presided over a loss of a large part of your territory? i understood that you wished to do this interview, and you wished to reply to questions that we, in the name of the bbc, are putting towards you. am i not right? yeah, cheers. hardtalk. to the next 20 years! well you got water and i've got wine?! that's terrible! 0ur show has a name which gives you a very strong clue as to what you

mark: thank you very much. the fragile brexit truce as already been tested. david davis calling the compromise over the irish border something that is not legally enforceable. the eu referring to the deal as a gentleman's agreement. theresa may says as about the u.k. taxpayer will soon see the benefits of leaving the eu. turning us now is our market columnist for bloomberg gadfly. are there doubts out there after the reactions of the news on friday? what does it tell us, the movement down in yields and sterling falling? not read too much into the move down in gilt. cpi coming out tomorrow will probably show that we will be below 2.9. no letter needs to be written to mr. carney. at the end of the year, we have one small option link on wednesday. this is a good sign the deal is holding up. the gentleman's agreement shows to my mind that despite histrionics over the weekend, this is holding. that is quite a vote of confidence in u.k. markets. mark: he said nothing is off the table. that tends to be the labour party viewpoint on brexit. you wrote a piece last wee

caroline davies, bbc news. now on bbc news, through the lens... welcome to our series through the lens, marking the 70th anniversary of magnum photos, with me, rebecca jones. i'm in london and i'll be introducing you to six of the agency's greatest photographers who will be telling us how they recorded history in the making. we'll hear from chris steele—perkins, whose pictures captured the highs and lows of britain under margaret thatcher. elliott erwitt, who photographed many of the cold war leaders. and bruce davidson, whose images of the us's civil rights movement still resonate today. first, let's meet david hurn. as a young man he was in the heart of london in the ‘60s and captured the glamour and grit of britain in an era of liberation and at the height of beatlemania. for the first time in the history of let's say communication, everybody loves one medium. suddenly, everybody loves photography. my approach has always been that i really don't like to set up pictures or anything. i see myselfjust as an observer of the eccentricities of li

heather: a gay man denied a marriage essence by kim davis wants to take her job. he will run for rohan county clerk in kentucky next may saying it is his, quote, obligation to set things right. two years ago davis sparked national controversy for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples for religious reasons. she spent five days in jail after defining a federal judge's order. comedian chelsea handler blaming donald trump for the raging wildfires ripping through southern california. the self-described feminist, evacuated my house, it is like donald trump is setting the world on fire literally and figuratively. stay safe, everyone. dark times. those devastating fires forcing thousands to evacuate their homes. let us know what you think about her tweet. he risked his life running into the gunfire of the polls like club masker, but omar is out of a job and at risk of losing his pension. that hero joins us live next. heather: hero police officer who risked his life responding to last year's pulse like him shooting massacre just lost his job because he su

. >> mark: wait a minute before we get to that, because in 20 years from 1991, arnold schwarzenegger, gray davis, and pete wilson pardoned a grand total of 15 criminals, 15 pardons, that is three quarters of a pardon per year, and six years, governor brown has done i think it is around 1500 pardons, so clearly the nature of a presidential pardon in the tenth amendment and the power of the pardon is changing. and to go back to my question, that is because you guys have figured that the immigration lobby, the illegal lobby has figured this is a great way to do an end run around the national government's power to deport. >> it is a great way to help individuals who have been here for 30, 40, 50 years who emigrated to the united states legally as both of these individuals did who have deep legal connections in u.s. citizen families to essentially present their case in front of an immigration judge.on these pardons do not guarantee their ability to stay in the country. now, mark, you are canadian, you had a green card. if this had to happened to you, i would be fighting for your opportunit

end, running back, receiver. >> vernon davis popped up and all of a sudden disaperiod. for a while he was a huge part of team. >> he still has wheels and good for down threat no question. >> for a 3-year-old guy he did run and leading second receive he on team which sim pressive. highlight of cousins scr scrambling and drawing a flag and the stremingth of offense he can make plays with feet. not keeping the football he has individual record and rushing yards in a season surpassing previous highs. but for kirk cousins play extension. getting outside the pocket and buying time and finding receivers and keeping eyes down field those are things in 15 and 16 as well as he played he could no do and he's come a long way in the area. what do the redskins have to do to win in final four games. they're still 25% of season left and we're deflated and playoffs look unlukely we're lining up in punt formations. there's four games to go what do you want to see out of t them. >> one aggressive defense that plays four quarters. we've seen a de fen that comes out strong or maybe a quarte

. >> mark: wait a minute before we get to that, because in 20 years from 1991, arnold schwarzenegger, gray davis, and pete wilson part in a grand total of 15 criminals, 15 pardons, that is three quarters of a pardon per year, and six years governor brown has done i think it is around 1500 pardons, so clearly the nature of a presidential pardon in the tenth amendment and the power of the pardon is changing. and to go back to my question, that is because you guys have figured that the immigration lobby, the illegal lobby has figured this is a great way to do an end run around the national government's power to deport. >> it is a great way to help individuals who have been here for 30, 40, 50 years who immigrated to the united states legally as both of these individuals did who have deep legal connections in u.s. citizen families to essentially present their case in front of an immigration judge. these pardons do not guarantee their ability to stay in the country. now, mark, you are canadian, you had a green card. if this had to happen to you, i would be fighting for your opportunity to

. ♪ mark: you're watching "bloomberg: surveillance." i'm mark barton in london. just getting some headlines from brexit's secretary, david davis. he said, he seeks to sign a trade deals during the presentation. we will keep an eye on what the brexit secretary says. for aa may is in brussels summit she hoped lead to brexit talks come a moving on to trade. the prime minister suffering a blow last night. . the government has argued this would hurt their negotiating position with the eu. he's worn -- a political career standing the most 40 years, including the prime minister of trade. currently an, advisor. blow was it for prime minister may after last night's defeat? it was not helpful. i don't think it makes a significant difference. has been inconceivable that the house of commons would not have had about on the final agreement -- a vote on the final agreement. i think, in terms of the distant -- francis: i think, in terms of the disadvantage to theresa may, of has no majority incumbents in the house for her own party. she's always going to be vulnerable to minor

said it will accept no backtracking from london after david davis and other u.k. politicians questioned the legality of the accord. bank of england governor mark carney is under pressure to justify policy as inflation accelerated to its fastest and more than five years. the 3.1% rate is the highest since march 2012. the office for national statistics six says it is being driven by the cost of airfares and computer games and more than 1% above the 2% target. india's inflation rate zoomed past the central-bank target, prompting speculation that interest rates will rise earlier than expected. month,ed to 4.9% last driven by more expensive food and fuel. that is the past his face in 15 months and talk all estimates of those bloomberg survey. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. topped all estimates of those bloomberg surveyed. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> let's get back to toshiba and

hopefully we will talk to swimmer mark foster. and david walsh from the sunday times has investigated doping and spent time working with original whistle—blower, vitaliy stepanov. your reaction sharron davis? very pleased. i was disappointed for rio. they landed it with the associations. swimming was one of those associations that didn‘t decide to take the russians out and many of our british swimmers lost medals to russians that have twice been positive on drugs test. david walsh, i would echo sharron's comments. i am walsh, i would echo sharron's comments. lam pleased walsh, i would echo sharron's comments. i am pleased that russia are out. it delivers a message to russia that president putin never expected to get. it's a huge embarrassment for russia. it's a real difficulty with his kind of home constituency who will feel their boss has not delivered on this. i think it casts a cloud over the fifa world cup next year because the fifa world cup next year because the head of that world cup has got a ban. he is a former sports

impact performance school will take a dive. >> we showed washington teacher union president elizabeth davis the internal documents we gathered. >> my thoughts on what happened to the students who give false sense of success who graduate assume they prepared to enter into a college or campus and they can't cut the d.c. schools chancellor and the mayor announce scrutiny and audit of the public school system. they got a visit by the deputy chancellor for the entire school day thursday to start an investigation that is expected to take 45 days. >> now we ask d.c.p.s. about the internal dock minutes we obtain and -- documents we obtain and and they said they cannot comment due to the ongoing investigation. reporting live, nathan baca, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. "7 on your side" wants to hear from you. e-mail us tips about grade fixing graduation rates or anything in the d.c. schools. contact us -- jonathan: we have breaking news we are following. skytrak7 over the scene in wheaton where three cars are involved in a crash. georgia and glen a involved here are rushed to the hospital. one suffere

. >> other people honored at the event, jane fonda, viola davis and judd a.p. do you. >>> the sixth annual breakthrough prizes were held tonight at nasa amts aims in mountain view. in math, science and medicine. the co-founder of the ceremony mark zuckerberg says the goal is to bring awareness to their achievements. morgan freeman most hosted the awards and many other stars, limbians and musicians attended. >>> rob mayeda here. here is our scientist on staff. he's going to be talking about some very nice weather going forward. >> yeah, once the winds back off. >> dry weather i should have said. >> unusually dry. actually for how long things are looking dry in the long-range forecast right now. breezy conditions in the north and east bay hills. that ride gusty during the day tomorrow. right now as we take you outside, you can see fran san francisco clear, rain showers overnight last night, brief bursts of rain but nothing showing on the radar now. the skies have cleared out. a good supermoon viewing earlier. san rafael, 42 degrees. we're well on our way to 30s i

mark: outlook on sterling? >> not really. what i mean and i am going to use a quote that may uses and david davis. with respect to the brexit issue and that is nothing is a great until everything is a great. that for me is how you should look at the pound, meaning can we can we envision a significant trend of the pound until we know pretty much what is happening with brexit? that is quite difficult to go through ebbs and flows. sterling will be a little bit stronger. process,through the there are slightly more positives than negatives. ,ntil we get to the endpoint whatever the input is in terms of negotiation, then we can be sure that things will move ahead. what will happen with sterling is there won't be much of a trend. mark: is this disagreement number two or not? >> i think steve is right. we can't take big picture views on this. most clients have the same view. we don't know. however, having said that, we have tried to be very disciplined and bnp paribas and focus on a quantitative models to look at what is going on wit

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the prime minister of itly is expected to mark the end of his administration very shortly. could the anti-establishment five-star party make the gains in the election. david davis has been sidelined in negotiations. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: economics. finance. politics. it is all on bloomberg "surveillance". i'm manus cranny. welcome back to the show. >> bitcoin has resumed its umble after there were options including a potential shutdown. still there is no immediate indication that they will move the exchanges. however the news poses a warning as regulators around the world expressed concerns about private digital currency. apple's c.e.o. has received an increase in his annual bonus as the iphone posted higher evenue in net income after last year. his top five lieutenants each got bonuses of around $3 million. bringing their total compensation to more than $24 million each. u.k. job seekers saw the first increase in advertised salaries while the average salary climbed to more than 32,000 pounds. it is still well below the rate of inflation. the squeeze on household fi

david davis is among the sending signals that the u.k. might not be up to what it signed up for. what do officials have to think of davis' comments. well, as you can imagine, they are not amused by comments like that, after tough negotiations to get to that deal, announced here in brussels on friday. in fact, ireland came out pretty quickly and pointed to another section of the text, which says this phase one agreement needs to be looked to under all circumstances. they are saying ireland pushed for this, push to have it in writing, that the u.k. would maintain a no hard border on the island. i feel like they got into this agreement and here is davis, acting like he is walking back on that. francine: interestingly, davis just spoke to lbc, jones, saying, of course the brexit being used. is the eu looking like calendar plus, plus, plus? or just calendar. >> there's more than one plus on that. if they wantedd to have financial services because of that. the complexity of the deal just grows and grows. it does not seem possible that they could get that by march of 2019, when the u.k.