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BBC News at Five : BBCNEWS : November 9, 2016 5:00pm-5:50pm GMT
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Election Night in America : BBCNEWS : November 8, 2016 11:15pm-6:01am GMT
is ej not always get things right. this is a two horse race in the united states. but gary johnson, the libertarian candidate, who has also been running along with a green candidate, he has got about a million votes so far, not barred for ej million votes so far, not barred for a third-party candidate who did not get much publicity. -- not bad. maybe a small indicator of some unhappiness in part of the population with the main choice they were faced with. over a million moh were faced with. over a million votes for the libertarian candidate, once governor of new mexico. emily. i don't want you to start thinking the race is over. u to start thinking the race is over. it isn't. i can show you a comparison of places where clinton has taken the lead. pennsylvania and colorado going her way. only 29% in pennsylvania but she has a good solid lead of nearly 20%. in colorado she also takes the lead on this increasingly hispanic demographic. 44%, the precincts. this is another one. when i put this up five minutes ago, clinton had the lead in wisconsin. they thought it was safe blue. but it
is ej not always get things right. this is a two horse race in the united states. but gary johnson, the libertarian candidate, who has also been running along with a green candidate, he has got about a million votes so far, not barred for ej million votes so far, not barred for a third-party candidate who did not get much publicity. -- not bad. maybe a small indicator of some unhappiness in part of the population with the main choice they were faced with. over a million moh were faced with....
BBC News : BBCNEWS : November 9, 2016 7:00pm-7:21pm GMT
much steadier game. kamal ahmed, bbc news' gary hufbauer is a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics, he's in our washington studio. are are all of are all of america's trade agreements going to are all of america's trade agreements going to be in the agreements going to be in the dust now? agreements going to be in the dust now? the ones that have been now? the ones that have been negotiated such now? the ones that have been negotiated such as now? the ones that have been negotiated such as the negotiated such as the trans-specific negotiated such as the trans-specific partnership' negotiated such as the trans-specific partnership' there trans-specific partnership' there are trans-specific partnership' there are couple of others in the trans-specific partnership' there are couple of others in the freezer, are couple of others in the freezer, the transatlantic partnership. are couple of others in the freezer, the transatlantic partnership. their the transatlantic partnership. their weight the transatlantic partnership. their weight be any new tra
much steadier game. kamal ahmed, bbc news' gary hufbauer is a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics, he's in our washington studio. are are all of are all of america's trade agreements going to are all of america's trade agreements going to be in the agreements going to be in the dust now? agreements going to be in the dust now? the ones that have been now? the ones that have been negotiated such now? the ones that have been negotiated such as now? the ones that...
. gary ballance has been dropped altogether. hameed will also be the youngest england test player in 19 years. world snooker number two, stuart bingham, is playing against ding junhui in tonight's group final of the champion of champions event in coventry. bingham leads 3-1, with the first to six making it into friday's semi-finals. two-time winner ronnie o'sullivan is already through. finally, northampton's tom wood will make his first england appearance in over a year after being named in england's 25-man squad to prepare to face south africa at twickenham on saturday. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank thank you very thank you very much. scotland yard has been heavily criticised over its handling of operation midland, that's the investigation into allegations of a vip paedophile ring. an independent review found the force had made dozens of errors. it's emerged that the man who made the allegations against high-profile figures is himself now being investigated for perverting the course ofjustice. our home affairs correspondent, torn symonds, reports. the
. gary ballance has been dropped altogether. hameed will also be the youngest england test player in 19 years. world snooker number two, stuart bingham, is playing against ding junhui in tonight's group final of the champion of champions event in coventry. bingham leads 3-1, with the first to six making it into friday's semi-finals. two-time winner ronnie o'sullivan is already through. finally, northampton's tom wood will make his first england appearance in over a year after being named in...
With All Due Respect : BLOOMBERG : November 14, 2016 8:00pm-9:01pm EST
,, if does donald trump care more about what gary bauer things or maureen dowd? the question i think it will be for most of these issues is going to be, does he pay a price on the right? i think between trump and and and and some of the other people , kellyanne conway, they are going to find a way to make people feel good about what is happening, particularly economic conservatives. if they are going to pass major tax reform early on, a lot of economic conservatives who don't care much about the social agenda trump ran on as a candidate, they will be like, great. i don't think social conservatives, many of them are going to turn away because trump will find some way to keep them happy. josh: josh: that is a concern, when he has to throw those pieces of red meat off to keep the right happy. john: hate crime have been occurring across the country's since the election and have not abated. southern poverty law center has tracked more than 200 incidents of election related harassment and intimidation over the last week alone, targeting african-americans, muslims, women, and the lgbt commu
,, if does donald trump care more about what gary bauer things or maureen dowd? the question i think it will be for most of these issues is going to be, does he pay a price on the right? i think between trump and and and and some of the other people , kellyanne conway, they are going to find a way to make people feel good about what is happening, particularly economic conservatives. if they are going to pass major tax reform early on, a lot of economic conservatives who don't care much about...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 17, 2016 12:00pm-3:31pm EST
davison who ran the pharmacy and gary tanner who was an employee of valeant. and what the government is alleging that tanner instead of doing his duty to valeant was secretly concealing from valeant he was working with philidor and andy davison to steer this business from valeant and create this relation were valeant would pay $100 million and getting a kickback after the deal was done to the tune of $10 million paid by andy davenport. shell companies and things like that. a lot of characters you brought up in language use and they saw themselves like cassidy and the sundance kid. not $40 million bond wouldt's because nobody -- then investors. drew: the money is going to these two people. at the same time, this scandal is a part of what brought down valiant. investorso imagine, did not see, i am not sure. investors are upset about how it happened. actors.o bad if you read the details, you have unnamed a valeant executives saying we are suspicious of what is going on here. we have been to visit the philidor offices and we notice that you ostensibly, a valeant employee has an office at ph
davison who ran the pharmacy and gary tanner who was an employee of valeant. and what the government is alleging that tanner instead of doing his duty to valeant was secretly concealing from valeant he was working with philidor and andy davison to steer this business from valeant and create this relation were valeant would pay $100 million and getting a kickback after the deal was done to the tune of $10 million paid by andy davenport. shell companies and things like that. a lot of characters...
-steagall rules and appeal. strike. dodd-frank.l why it may not make that big of a different. gary: if dodd-frank is on the table, some aspects of it have been effective, most people would concede even chairman comments that higher capital and major financial institutions is a good idea and has made those institutions sounder and safer. you do notr hand, want to treat all financial institutions that happened to be greater -- have balance sheet more than $50 billion identically because they do not all represent the same systemic risk to the system. there is room to improve dodd-frank, one might wonder whether the consumer financial protection bureau has been a net plus or not, the jury is still out on some aspects of dodd-frank. lots of room to improve it and if you repeal it, the question is -- what do you replace it with if anything? >> the word is dilute now, what areas would you dilute because it is a careful balancing act, you want more capital and you want the systemic risk issue but present time you are eroding risk-taking capital which as far as you are concerned, how negative h
-steagall rules and appeal. strike. dodd-frank.l why it may not make that big of a different. gary: if dodd-frank is on the table, some aspects of it have been effective, most people would concede even chairman comments that higher capital and major financial institutions is a good idea and has made those institutions sounder and safer. you do notr hand, want to treat all financial institutions that happened to be greater -- have balance sheet more than $50 billion identically because they do...
and tennessee senator. and goldman sachs gary cohen is added to the list of people making appearance at trump tower. he is meeting with the president-elect today and vice president-elect. no word on whether he is in mind for a job within the administration or offering advice. the man u attacked fellow students at ohio state with a car and nice has complained about poor trimming of muslims. law enforcement told nbc and cnn that he said in a facebook post he was sick and tired of seeing tortured.lled and 11 people were injured in the attack. the campus police officer stopped and killed him. all of the above and victims are hospitalized. day,l news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david? david: breaking news, since elected president, donald trump is been receiving calls and making calls to world leaders. the prime minister of the united kingdom has spoken that she was on the fun with donald trump and discussed the need for close relationship. announced thats general michael flynn will be the new national securit
and tennessee senator. and goldman sachs gary cohen is added to the list of people making appearance at trump tower. he is meeting with the president-elect today and vice president-elect. no word on whether he is in mind for a job within the administration or offering advice. the man u attacked fellow students at ohio state with a car and nice has complained about poor trimming of muslims. law enforcement told nbc and cnn that he said in a facebook post he was sick and tired of seeing...
Bloomberg Markets: Middle East : BLOOMBERG : November 13, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am EST
"blommberg markets: middle east", more on the emerging-market route. gary dugan joins us to discuss what is on donald trump's to do marketsd the bond headache. ♪ angie: welcome back. you are watching bloomberg. i am angie lau. manus: i am manus cranny. let's get you up to speed with the business flash headlines. toyo tire with the biggest intraday decline since may. the tire maker blames the yen and worsening market conditions. the biggest aluminum producer triple net and, on cost-cutting. net income climbed to $65 million, exceeding estimates. dalco has set up a committee to decide on the offering. shares have more than doubled this year, the best performer. east-westna's planned trade route has moved a step closer with the opening of a new international port in pakistan. productsex will ship to africa and the middle east. the project links maritime from china through southwest pakistan. it is struggling with insurgent violence, and the pakistani army is guarding the port. joining us now is scary dugan -- gary dugan. thank you for coming in. time to digest everything, so i can get off wi
"blommberg markets: middle east", more on the emerging-market route. gary dugan joins us to discuss what is on donald trump's to do marketsd the bond headache. ♪ angie: welcome back. you are watching bloomberg. i am angie lau. manus: i am manus cranny. let's get you up to speed with the business flash headlines. toyo tire with the biggest intraday decline since may. the tire maker blames the yen and worsening market conditions. the biggest aluminum producer triple net and, on...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 8, 2016 12:00am-1:01am EST
platform for sports fans called ettingn is g outreach. we spoke with gary payton and asked how the app is encouraging youth to talk about sports. >> this is very important because you have got to understand. these kids are looking at us. they are analyzing us. the more famous people we get on this app, this is the more they want to be honest. because they want to associate with us. . if they see us watching a monday night football game and we are going back and forth, that is amazing to them. they want to keep doing that. oh, gary payton is on there, snoop doggie dog, is on there. let's talk. they will get more into this app, and then they want to be on it every night. we can go on there if gary payton is on there. let's trash talk with them and that is what they want. emily: he went on to say that athletes are investing with these apps because they want to share the v.i.p. treatment with fans. and back to our long-term show in our conversation with steve balmer. in part three, i asked him about his views on salesforce. he has a very public friendship with the ceo. but steve balmer
platform for sports fans called ettingn is g outreach. we spoke with gary payton and asked how the app is encouraging youth to talk about sports. >> this is very important because you have got to understand. these kids are looking at us. they are analyzing us. the more famous people we get on this app, this is the more they want to be honest. because they want to associate with us. . if they see us watching a monday night football game and we are going back and forth, that is amazing to...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : November 30, 2016 4:00am-7:01am EST
rejecting calls by british lawmakers. members of parliament asked him to broker a deal gary king u.k. nationals living in other you make -- a deal guaranteeing u.k. nationals living in other european countries -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorntries, riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: right to the data. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. we want to get to a couple of killer charts. euro-dollar, 1.0649. there is a momentary surge in oil. second board. the german two-year yield gets my attention. the italian germany spread is pretty good from 24 hours ago. brent migrates near 50. francine: inflation has -- this is the one thing that we need to watch, oil. up 1.6%. we spoke with the saudi oil minister. the dollar is significant at 101. italian banks, because of the referendum, and also u.k. banks because of the stress test. tom: david blanchflower will join us. i want to talk to him about dynamicsamics -- about in italy. down we go. with employment, unemployment of under 25-year-olds. it is a good green line. dow
rejecting calls by british lawmakers. members of parliament asked him to broker a deal gary king u.k. nationals living in other you make -- a deal guaranteeing u.k. nationals living in other european countries -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorntries, riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: right to the data. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. we want to get to a couple of killer charts. euro-dollar, 1.0649. there is a momentary...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : November 30, 2016 3:30pm-5:01pm EST
lead the commerce department. he also met with gary cohen trump tower. let's start with you, if personnel is policy, what do his picks tell us? us he is noting actually draining the swamp. we have picks in the, wilbur ross and steven mnuchin announced yesterday, we have a lot of other goldman sachs ists, and stephen bannon. joe: explain these decisions my political perspective. it doesn't look that great for him politically. once you would think that his supporters who elected him out of this populist theory against the government would be concerned about a bunch of wall street insiders showing up in washington to run things. i think he is going to get a leash on this stuff. i think the policies are going to matter more than the people he puts in position of power. cohen ares and gary going to have to execute donald trump's policies. if he sticks to the populist policies he campaigned on he will probably get a pass from his supporters. scarlet: that was my next question. formed arely his policies? is it going to be a case of steven mnuchin having a lot of , or is he going to fol
lead the commerce department. he also met with gary cohen trump tower. let's start with you, if personnel is policy, what do his picks tell us? us he is noting actually draining the swamp. we have picks in the, wilbur ross and steven mnuchin announced yesterday, we have a lot of other goldman sachs ists, and stephen bannon. joe: explain these decisions my political perspective. it doesn't look that great for him politically. once you would think that his supporters who elected him out of this...
Bloomberg Best : BLOOMBERG : November 20, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EST
left of it in president trump's administration? gary: it is hard to forecast how far they want to go and how it will all play out. if dodd-frank is on a table, as it apparently is, some aspect of dodd-frank have been effective. i think most people would conceive, even chairman greenspan's comments, that higher capital at major financial institutions is a good idea and has made those institutions sounder and safer. on the other hand, i think, you know, you do not want to treat all financial institutions that happened to be greater, that have balance sheets more than $50 billion, identically because they do not all represent the same systemic risk to the system. so, certainly certainly there is room to improve dodd-frank. one might wonder whether the consumer financial protection bureau has been a net plus or not. the jury is still out on some aspects of dodd-frank. i think there is a lot of room to improve it. i think if you repeal it, then the question is -- what do you replace it with, if anything? jon: the one thing you can repeal is dilute. i wonder which areas you would dilute? i
left of it in president trump's administration? gary: it is hard to forecast how far they want to go and how it will all play out. if dodd-frank is on a table, as it apparently is, some aspect of dodd-frank have been effective. i think most people would conceive, even chairman greenspan's comments, that higher capital at major financial institutions is a good idea and has made those institutions sounder and safer. on the other hand, i think, you know, you do not want to treat all financial...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe : BLOOMBERG : November 1, 2016 2:00am-3:31am EDT
negative sentiment from export gary shilling experts again -- export data showing exports again. unchanged ateft a record low of 1.5%, as expected. we have the asx 200 just lose about 0.5%. the nikkei changed from negative to positive and then it ended 0.1%.y up the boj left the positiv policy stance unchanged. we had the government of haruhiko kuroda speaking at a press conference in the afternoon saying that fiscal and monetary measures have synergy. he did not go into details about succession plans for the boj, but suffice it to say, whatever the boj is doing now, it does not really have that much of an impact as it did in the early days of kuroda's 10 year. not much movement in the dollar yen today, now trading at 104.91. that is shery ahn in hong kong. that is get more on the bank of japan rate decision. the boj had left policy unchanged while cutting its inflation forecast for the next fiscal year. governor kuroda sees the 2% target not being met. we are now joined from tokyo by managing editor. with the boj pushing back its inflation forecast, why didn't they step up stim
negative sentiment from export gary shilling experts again -- export data showing exports again. unchanged ateft a record low of 1.5%, as expected. we have the asx 200 just lose about 0.5%. the nikkei changed from negative to positive and then it ended 0.1%.y up the boj left the positiv policy stance unchanged. we had the government of haruhiko kuroda speaking at a press conference in the afternoon saying that fiscal and monetary measures have synergy. he did not go into details about...
talking about various folks at trump tower. gary is one of them, the president at goldman sachs earlier today. he would be a trump tower meeting with the president-elect and it looks like he has completed his meeting, making a phone call. just one of the folks we have been talking about. and another one of the attendees at trump tower today. visit.eryone is making a even harry stern does not know what to make of a trump presidency coupled with a republican-led congress. erik schatzker caught up with , chairman and ceo, earlier today at the robin hood investor, -- investor conference. buying and selling after the election. we want to see congress's response to trump's plan and whether penson reinke together and put their own plans in place, i think we need to see what happens here. pace will dictate wraiths -- rate. we continue to look at things that will work well. the markets have slowed to certain parts. i think we will see them do well. i think logistics have done well. distribution centers, the internet, hotels will probably pick up, expect -- except cities like new york as expect -
talking about various folks at trump tower. gary is one of them, the president at goldman sachs earlier today. he would be a trump tower meeting with the president-elect and it looks like he has completed his meeting, making a phone call. just one of the folks we have been talking about. and another one of the attendees at trump tower today. visit.eryone is making a even harry stern does not know what to make of a trump presidency coupled with a republican-led congress. erik schatzker caught...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 9, 2016 10:00am-11:01am EST
was gracious and conciliatory and different from a lot of people gary d, negativity around the campaign. and what theyople expected and there was negativity around the campaign. if going to start with obamacare appeal? -- repeal? there is a lot of emphasis. is he going to start with infrastructure bid? how will he balance that with those of us who believe we have got to watch the deficit and you cannot go on a spending spree? david: leading up to the election and the conversations within the republican party, looking at what happened last night, are you seeing a cohesive republican party that has evolved into the shape with donald trump at the helm? eric: the lessons i take from a trump victory is that the party has not addressed what has been plaguing so many people in the country that have been left out. i am one who believes in pro-free trade policies. frankly, there is a downside. i think donald trump says there is a downside, need to go help folks. what are the conservative policies to do that? that is what evolves so that everyone in america can be lifted up. david: there
was gracious and conciliatory and different from a lot of people gary d, negativity around the campaign. and what theyople expected and there was negativity around the campaign. if going to start with obamacare appeal? -- repeal? there is a lot of emphasis. is he going to start with infrastructure bid? how will he balance that with those of us who believe we have got to watch the deficit and you cannot go on a spending spree? david: leading up to the election and the conversations within the...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 4, 2016 12:00pm-3:31pm EDT
markets." a roanokerding to college bowl, clinton tops from 45% to 38% in virginia. gary johnson has 5%. jill stein is backed by 2%. chris christie has released a statement saying he had no role alignmentsizing lane -- they were accused of intentionally creating the chaos at the bridge over several days in september of 2013. the move was went to publish the democratic mayor of fort lee who had earlier refused to endorse governor christie's reelection bid. in a rambling speech, president outlined that he that -- he said there were people who want him removed. iraqi special forces have resumed their push into mosul. on tuesday, troops entered moseley for the first time in more than two years. for the firstul time in more than two years, backed by a us-led coalition. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: more on a story breaking this afternoon. one of the largest whole foods shareholders has met with potential activist investors. to discuss making sweeping changes to the grocery chain. for more, let's turn to crai
markets." a roanokerding to college bowl, clinton tops from 45% to 38% in virginia. gary johnson has 5%. jill stein is backed by 2%. chris christie has released a statement saying he had no role alignmentsizing lane -- they were accused of intentionally creating the chaos at the bridge over several days in september of 2013. the move was went to publish the democratic mayor of fort lee who had earlier refused to endorse governor christie's reelection bid. in a rambling speech, president...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe : BLOOMBERG : November 8, 2016 1:00am-2:31am EST
that is -- has gone clinton's way. clipton four votes. trump two votes. gary johnson and romney also featuring on the battles. the scene at this stage and it is very early in terms of the overall picture, but it seems the early voting appears to be going the democratic candidate's way. these are big important states with many, many electoral votes that go with them. we're going to be watching these very, very carefully. early indications appeared to be going clint op's way. it is an incredibly tight race so it is going to be a minute by minute tick by tick event as we work our way towards some of those key battle ground states. the markets very much on tender hooks. anna, yusuf? story's get to our next he says the u.s. economy is still something he wants to invest in. a trump victory could make it more attractive. let's talk with a global market strategist. let's get to the latest poll numbers. does that change your view who comes out on top? >> no, it doesn't change my view. this is incredibly tight. if you put a gun to my head, i would say clipton wins with maybe 282. that is tight
that is -- has gone clinton's way. clipton four votes. trump two votes. gary johnson and romney also featuring on the battles. the scene at this stage and it is very early in terms of the overall picture, but it seems the early voting appears to be going the democratic candidate's way. these are big important states with many, many electoral votes that go with them. we're going to be watching these very, very carefully. early indications appeared to be going clint op's way. it is an incredibly...
you are concerned, gary, how negative has that been? gary: we have seen some drying up of liquidity. that is costly. we should not kid ourselves. >> how does donald trump's election affects the global oil market? >> i do not know. the opechat is around data numbers, which normally, production does, in september, october. i do not know. we will wait and see. erik: bp and a number of other oil companies supported the fairest deal. do you change your mind if trump wants to kill it? bob: not at all. we have six european oil amex ins, in fact medical, we will try to continue pemex in mexico, we will try to continue to clean your we think gases the clean fuel of the future. more will be 2 billion people in the planet in 2035. the world will need all forms of energy. >> the ottawa lions came out with a request after the election for the new autoistration, -- the alliance came out with a request after the election for the new administration. is that something you will support, ? we will continue to support comprehensive tax reform, into your point, we want to make sure fuel economy expectat
you are concerned, gary, how negative has that been? gary: we have seen some drying up of liquidity. that is costly. we should not kid ourselves. >> how does donald trump's election affects the global oil market? >> i do not know. the opechat is around data numbers, which normally, production does, in september, october. i do not know. we will wait and see. erik: bp and a number of other oil companies supported the fairest deal. do you change your mind if trump wants to kill it?...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : November 3, 2016 5:00am-7:01am EDT
electorate has artie voted -- gary johnson has been trending much lower than we expected. that is going to be a huge factor. what we have been trying to model is who he is going to take votes away. is he going to take votes from hillary clinton or that move from donald trump? what kind of libertarian impulse comes behind him. very pulls 4% that is a different electoral count if he pulls in 10%. this kind of race which has changed dramatically since last friday, this is going to be one of the deciding factors. , i think ourts poll was incredibly accurate showing this movement of a group that mitt romney one by 5% in 2012 but lost the election. brock obama carried it -- barack obama carried it in 2008. when you look at clinton, she leads an average of 12.3% amongst white college graduates. usually that vote in history has gone to the republican candidate. can she win on that alone? megan: if that number turns out to be true that she is up by 12% , she is going to win this election, no question about it. what we are always trying to figure out about brexit, is there an under polling
electorate has artie voted -- gary johnson has been trending much lower than we expected. that is going to be a huge factor. what we have been trying to model is who he is going to take votes away. is he going to take votes from hillary clinton or that move from donald trump? what kind of libertarian impulse comes behind him. very pulls 4% that is a different electoral count if he pulls in 10%. this kind of race which has changed dramatically since last friday, this is going to be one of the...
show evan mcmullin, along with other candidates like gary johnson and jill stein slipping. polarization is having a weird impact of moving voters toward the major party candidate they dislike less, which bodes well for hillary clinton and donald trump. to answer your question, i wouldn't expect, you know, either clinton or trump -- i mean, both clinton and trump to be under 270 votes. scarlet: thank you so much. our politics reporter. coming up -- it is a conference attended by a-list celebrities and women at the top of the suite. we'll talk to the creators of the makers conference about how they're empowering women to be bold. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. we're looking ahead to corporate earnings tonight. a big identity change, sumner redstone owns an 80% voting stake in cbs and viacom wants the two companies to merge. he's pushing the c.e.o. to lead all in ned entities the hope that he can resuscitate the flagging tv and film businesses. let's zero in on cbs in today's "the numbers don't lie" am we start with the stock price action. the whit
show evan mcmullin, along with other candidates like gary johnson and jill stein slipping. polarization is having a weird impact of moving voters toward the major party candidate they dislike less, which bodes well for hillary clinton and donald trump. to answer your question, i wouldn't expect, you know, either clinton or trump -- i mean, both clinton and trump to be under 270 votes. scarlet: thank you so much. our politics reporter. coming up -- it is a conference attended by a-list...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 15, 2016 7:00am-10:01am EST
federal reserve president. -- gary stern, the former quinnipia minneapolis federal reserve president. david: the u.s. election has an effect on ranges of currency around the world. joining us, alan ruskin. after the brexit vote, the euro held nicely. how's it doing now? alan: it has a lot of challenges and the u.s. story is dominant. there is another element to this. trump has reawakened certain political fears in europe with big elections coming up. i think donald trump's victory is really opening the markets to the idea that may be there possibilities in terms of [indiscernible] and not quite as small as previously assumed. jonathan: we have dominated the fx story by looking at dollar crosses and across on the andmberg this morning, euro swiss. it has been so well bid on on the last weekend and stayed there, even when the yen have weekend. what does that tell the euro switch right now? alan: around the brexit story, the anchor, but it seems like the pressure is so wayng that they gave it the in a sense. it does to you there is some intensity here. if you have got genuine political
federal reserve president. -- gary stern, the former quinnipia minneapolis federal reserve president. david: the u.s. election has an effect on ranges of currency around the world. joining us, alan ruskin. after the brexit vote, the euro held nicely. how's it doing now? alan: it has a lot of challenges and the u.s. story is dominant. there is another element to this. trump has reawakened certain political fears in europe with big elections coming up. i think donald trump's victory is really...
involving third-party candidates. she is ahead of donald trump 30 to 27. libertarian gary johnson gets 19% of the independent vote. the green party's jill stein gets 8%. voters can cast ballots early to have gone for clinton 35 21. iraqi troops have entered mosul for the first time in more than two years, but u.s. military officials say it could take months to recapture iraq's largest city from islamic state. special forces are in the eastern part of mosul. it happened a little over two an iraqi and u.s.-led coalition launched an offensive. tom keene, this one is for you. adams and russell hit grand slams to lead the chicago cubs to a 9-3 win over cleveland. that ties the series at three games each. game seven is in cleveland. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorntries, riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: this is wonderful. on behalf of all of the "surveillance" team, i beg them to start the thing earlier tonight for the kids, and for us who have to get up so early in the morning. this is wonderful, the cubs and the indians. who
involving third-party candidates. she is ahead of donald trump 30 to 27. libertarian gary johnson gets 19% of the independent vote. the green party's jill stein gets 8%. voters can cast ballots early to have gone for clinton 35 21. iraqi troops have entered mosul for the first time in more than two years, but u.s. military officials say it could take months to recapture iraq's largest city from islamic state. special forces are in the eastern part of mosul. it happened a little over two an...
: where does gary: fit into all of this? -- others have been talking about for ceo. >> suddenly, there are an awful lot of goldman sachs people showing up in the administration. we -- others have been talking about for ceo. noticed before a was here come i looked on the bloomberg terminal, stocks of goldman are up sharply today. you have got gary, stephen, steve bannon, the chief trump, a goldman alumni. there are a lot of goldman people. turned back tos capitol hill today and nancy pelosi won her election. about donald trump's thank you tour he is about to embark on, going to the midwest. what can we expect given the fact that he -- the company him post cap -- in vote count was times. kevin: it is a victory tour. trump will travel to indianapolis, where he will be joined with his vice president-elect mike pence, and they will meet with officials andtake a tour of the plant a victory for the deal in which a thousand jobs will not be going to mexico but staying here in the u.s. we still do not know about the terms of the deal but then he will be headed to cincinnati and ohio where trump
: where does gary: fit into all of this? -- others have been talking about for ceo. >> suddenly, there are an awful lot of goldman sachs people showing up in the administration. we -- others have been talking about for ceo. noticed before a was here come i looked on the bloomberg terminal, stocks of goldman are up sharply today. you have got gary, stephen, steve bannon, the chief trump, a goldman alumni. there are a lot of goldman people. turned back tos capitol hill today and nancy...
27%. gary johnson gives 19%. is at 8%. meantime, independent voters who cast ballots early have gone for clinton over trump 45% to 21%. more than half of those surveyed expect clinton to be the next president. says secretary clinton made what he calls an honest mistake by using private e-mail, and it is now being blown up into just some crazy thing. in an interview with the online he offered now this, his first public comments on revelations the fbi is reviewing more e-mails. president obama: there is a norm when in investigations, we don't operate on incomplete information, we don't operate on leaks. we operate based on concrete decisions that are made. mark: the president says new voters here all the noise and wonder if they should be worried about secretary clinton's behavior, but he says he has absolute confidence in her. in that same interview, the president said u.s. army corps of engineers is examining whether the dakota access pipeline can be rerouted in southern north dakota. the standing rock sioux tribe says the pipeline from north dakota to illinois will threaten its
27%. gary johnson gives 19%. is at 8%. meantime, independent voters who cast ballots early have gone for clinton over trump 45% to 21%. more than half of those surveyed expect clinton to be the next president. says secretary clinton made what he calls an honest mistake by using private e-mail, and it is now being blown up into just some crazy thing. in an interview with the online he offered now this, his first public comments on revelations the fbi is reviewing more e-mails. president obama:...
gary dugan for his take on what the death of fidel castro means for cuba and the west. this is bloomberg. ♪ desley: welcome back. you're watching bloomberg markets middle east. live from dubai, i'm does lee humphrey.- desley president like donald trump had a toughly worded statement following the death of fidel castro, while president barack obama offered condolences to the castro family, trump said "fidel's castor -- fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, unimaginable poverty, of fundamental human rights." for more on the future of u.s.-cuba relations, let's bring in gary dugan, the chief investment officer for emirates in bd. gary, thank you for joining us. it's more of a symbolic event significant geopolitical event because he had handed over to his brother. talk us through how long his shadow has actually been. >> i think he removed himself from public life roundabout year ago. he clearly had not been as heavily involved in the last 5, 6 years. reform programr with the west, and you know, i think there will be a break with therest and the hope is will be a softer
gary dugan for his take on what the death of fidel castro means for cuba and the west. this is bloomberg. ♪ desley: welcome back. you're watching bloomberg markets middle east. live from dubai, i'm does lee humphrey.- desley president like donald trump had a toughly worded statement following the death of fidel castro, while president barack obama offered condolences to the castro family, trump said "fidel's castor -- fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, unimaginable poverty,...
more scrutiny than ever. we will ask donnie about how that could change. ♪ ♪ >> gary kushner has played an influential role in the trump campaign. yesterday, we talked about reports that security clearance was eventually going to be solved for gary kushner. it has been suggested that he is going to go inside the government even though he is the son-in-law of the president to be. he is very camera shy and does not do many interviews. since it is clear he doesn't want to shape his brand on his own, what could his allies due to put it in a better place? >> i used to live in the same building as them. his reputation, a lot of people do not know a lot about this guy. his father wrote a check to get him into harvard. he has had unsuccessful splashes into their real estate business. he has been an effective member of the campaign. he is supposed to be a decent guy that only spends time with his family and work, a very serious guy. my question is, what is the credibility he has? i think he needs to be front and center so people can look and touch and smell that he is 35. >> i agree. bann
more scrutiny than ever. we will ask donnie about how that could change. ♪ ♪ >> gary kushner has played an influential role in the trump campaign. yesterday, we talked about reports that security clearance was eventually going to be solved for gary kushner. it has been suggested that he is going to go inside the government even though he is the son-in-law of the president to be. he is very camera shy and does not do many interviews. since it is clear he doesn't want to shape his...
has 41.2%. 80 8.7% are undecided. support from gary johnson fell from 9% to 2.6% now. the pentagon is going back to congress for more money. the defense department will request about $6 billion more for the current fiscal year. it needs the money to pay for troop increases in iraq. a slower drawdown from troops from afghanistan and additional air operations. colombia's president received a ceremonial military welcome at the start of the state visit to britain. he was greeted by queen elizabeth and her husband in the heart of london. the three-day state visit is the first by a colombian leader. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in was in 120 countries. imr crumpton. mark barton, back to you in london. mark: thank you. the fed begins their today deliberation and there is consensus that omc will raise rates in december, but three of the feds are warning the central bank may hold off on rate hikes until next year. on our side of the pond, we are looking ahead to the boe decision after news that governor mark carney will stay on board. more to
has 41.2%. 80 8.7% are undecided. support from gary johnson fell from 9% to 2.6% now. the pentagon is going back to congress for more money. the defense department will request about $6 billion more for the current fiscal year. it needs the money to pay for troop increases in iraq. a slower drawdown from troops from afghanistan and additional air operations. colombia's president received a ceremonial military welcome at the start of the state visit to britain. he was greeted by queen elizabeth...
liberals alike. we will have a wonderful discussion in the 8:00 hour. gary stern is the former president of the minneapolis system, gary stern on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: live pictures of some of the mp's asking questions of mark carney. the pound falling for a second day versus the dollar, as the report early on, a half-hour before he started speaking, that inflation unexpectedly slowed in october. he is fielding questions about why he is cutting the mandate short, to inflation, to how he deals with populism. i thought was interesting is that he said it is not monetary policy making our societies unequal. tom: the great thing is the unknowns. people do not know. francine: we are in really a sphere of uncertainty that we could not see maybe it months ago. let's pull up the chart very quickly. down below, the blue line, is what i needed to have an empty suitcase on my flight over. then we have the strong sterling here. francine: sterling we can -- sterling weakened. if you expect inflation to go up and you base your
liberals alike. we will have a wonderful discussion in the 8:00 hour. gary stern is the former president of the minneapolis system, gary stern on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: live pictures of some of the mp's asking questions of mark carney. the pound falling for a second day versus the dollar, as the report early on, a half-hour before he started speaking, that inflation unexpectedly slowed in october. he is fielding questions about...
another extra gary day in the saw -- and the stock market. disney earnings are expected to break a minute. we will give you all the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: a view late afternoon from mid-town manhattan today's after election day as everyone continues to digest the surprise election of donald trump. joe: we never get to see sunshine. i'm glad we get to see it on video. scarlet: we are a leading disney earnings and what's interesting is the lower political advertising is expected to hurt the revenue for the company. that something every analyst has pointed out. analysts were looking for one dollar 16. it's a decline because last year , disney reported $1.20 per share. revenue is $13.1 billion. this is a drop from the same time last year because the consensus estimate was for no change, sorry miss in the bottom line and top line. median networks revenue beat expectations and i wonder if that explains why the loss we are seeing after-hours is not quite as bad, only 2%. you would imagine it would be disastrous, but it's only a modest selloff at disney. --rlet: revenue $
another extra gary day in the saw -- and the stock market. disney earnings are expected to break a minute. we will give you all the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: a view late afternoon from mid-town manhattan today's after election day as everyone continues to digest the surprise election of donald trump. joe: we never get to see sunshine. i'm glad we get to see it on video. scarlet: we are a leading disney earnings and what's interesting is the lower political advertising is...
Bloomberg Markets: European Close : BLOOMBERG : November 2, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
with a narrow edge among independent voters. she is ahead of donald trump 30% to 20%. gary johnson gets 19% of the independent vote and jill stein gets 8%. independent voters who cast ballots early have gone for clinton over trump. more than half of those surveyed say they expect clinton to be the next president. clinton and trump are tied at 46% in the latest abc news washington post tracking poll. for the first time he is seen as more honest. the most expensive u.s. weapons system ever is about to cost more. lead $500on will million extra to finish the development phase for lockheed martin's new fighter. pentagon'safter the chief weapons tester warned the plane is far from being combat ready. in venezuela the opposition has called off a nationwide protest set for tomorrow. areators from the vatican trying to diffuse an ongoing political crisis. venezuela has been having your -- hammered by triple digit shortages of food and medicine. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. nejra: now from the u.s. presidential race to central bank's decision there is no shortage of drama for the
with a narrow edge among independent voters. she is ahead of donald trump 30% to 20%. gary johnson gets 19% of the independent vote and jill stein gets 8%. independent voters who cast ballots early have gone for clinton over trump. more than half of those surveyed say they expect clinton to be the next president. clinton and trump are tied at 46% in the latest abc news washington post tracking poll. for the first time he is seen as more honest. the most expensive u.s. weapons system ever is...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 18, 2016 10:00am-11:01am EST
days of losses. vonnie: gary astonishing charts and currencies -- very astonishing charts in currencies. let's check on first word news with erik johnson. erik: president-elect donald trump as a position of attorney general. jeff sessions, a staunch ally, and he also selected mark pompeo to lead the cia, according to a source with knowledge of the matter. he also tapped michael flynn as national security advisor. wouldns and pompeo require senate confirmation before assuming their roles. flynn would not. had aile, andre duda friendly phone conversation with donald trump two days ago, saying the incoming u.s. leader has used concern over europe's security and relations between the two nations -- nato allies. calm.told me to stay he said corporations would develop well and he would make sure that. this was a very good signal to me. i am pleased because i have no doubt that u.s. is: strategic partner. erik: while the did not discuss guarantees for eastern europe, he was reassured by donald trump's comments, whose comments during the campaign had raised issues. president obama is
days of losses. vonnie: gary astonishing charts and currencies -- very astonishing charts in currencies. let's check on first word news with erik johnson. erik: president-elect donald trump as a position of attorney general. jeff sessions, a staunch ally, and he also selected mark pompeo to lead the cia, according to a source with knowledge of the matter. he also tapped michael flynn as national security advisor. wouldns and pompeo require senate confirmation before assuming their roles. flynn...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 7, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
names in sports and entertainment. earlier we spoke with nba legend gary payton and asked how the app is encouraging youth to talk about sport. take a listen. >> this is very important because you got to understand, these kids are looking at us, they're idolizing us. the more famous people on this app, this is the more they want to be on it. because they want to associate with us. they want to talk to us back and forth. so if they see us watching a monday night football game and we're going back and forth, that's amazing to them. they want to keep doing. that they are like, oh, gary payton is on here, snoop dogg is on here, let's talk. we keep saying things back and forth to them, they're getting more into this app and then they want to be on it every night. we can go on the air, gary payton's on there, let's chit chat with him and let's trash talk with him. and that's what they want. emily: payton went on to say, athletes are investing in apps like gameon because they want to share the v.i.p. treatment with fans. back to our interview, steve ballmer. former microsoft c.e.o. part
names in sports and entertainment. earlier we spoke with nba legend gary payton and asked how the app is encouraging youth to talk about sport. take a listen. >> this is very important because you got to understand, these kids are looking at us, they're idolizing us. the more famous people on this app, this is the more they want to be on it. because they want to associate with us. they want to talk to us back and forth. so if they see us watching a monday night football game and we're...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : November 2, 2016 3:30pm-5:01pm EDT
trump 33% to 27%. gary johnson gets 90 -- 19% and chills -- joel stein is at 8%. independent voters who cast doubts over -- early have gone for clinton over trump 45% to 21%. more than half of those surveyed say they expect hillary clinton to be the next president. secretary clinton made what president obama calls an honest mistake and he says it is now being blown up into just some crazy thing. in an interview with the online news outlet, now this, the president offered his first public comments on revelation's the fbi is reviewing more e-mails. thatbama: there is a norm the in castigation's, we do up -- do not operate on innuendo or incomplete -- incomplete information or leaks. we operate based on concrete decisions that are made. mark: the president says new voters heard all that noise and wonder if they should be worried about secretary clinton's behavior. said he has absolute confidence in her. officials in italy are trying to iner -- decide the cost areas hit by earthquakes in the past two months. john reports. >> the prime minister promised to reveal the area affected by the
trump 33% to 27%. gary johnson gets 90 -- 19% and chills -- joel stein is at 8%. independent voters who cast doubts over -- early have gone for clinton over trump 45% to 21%. more than half of those surveyed say they expect hillary clinton to be the next president. secretary clinton made what president obama calls an honest mistake and he says it is now being blown up into just some crazy thing. in an interview with the online news outlet, now this, the president offered his first public...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : November 8, 2016 3:30pm-5:01pm EST
with gary. -- you say a brexit vote will prove disastrous for the u.k. but small potatoes for the eu are you not worried about contagion as we see white -- right-wing populism sprouting up orcountries like germany countries like italy where it has also been problematic? >> i think we should worry about right-wing populist parties across europe but i do not think they are being encouraged by brexit. we are about to see -- about to see a major recession in the u.k. which will illustrate the cost of exiting for the european union. there is plenty to worry about but i do not think it will take the same form. matt: everyone tried austerity and that was dreadful. we have not had anyone promise real old stimulus. even hillary clinton economic plan does not look like a million dollars for infrastructure they desperately need. what's to say they will go the other way? >> i do not think they will go the other way. a lot of talk about stimulus. there will be a little action in various companies. circumstances, to shift away from monetary stimulus, and do a couple of 100 middle side stimulus wou
with gary. -- you say a brexit vote will prove disastrous for the u.k. but small potatoes for the eu are you not worried about contagion as we see white -- right-wing populism sprouting up orcountries like germany countries like italy where it has also been problematic? >> i think we should worry about right-wing populist parties across europe but i do not think they are being encouraged by brexit. we are about to see -- about to see a major recession in the u.k. which will illustrate...
world. the dollar should strengthen. gary's right about that. the good news is you probably do want a stronger dollar in the sense the economy -- this is a relatively old business cycle. unemployment is under 5%. you want that dollar to take out the inflationary pressure in the system and not allow the fed to have to hike as much. i don't look at that as being a bad thing. let me also say this, 3%, low 3s next year for gdp, year after, these are not record setting growth rates. these are just rates we thought were easily doable four, five, six years ago. you look back at longer business cycles in the '60s, '80s, '90s, growth was upwards of 5%, 6%. >> lovely having you with us. >> thank you. >>> still to come, washington watch, the latest on the trump transition including likely picks for two top economic jobs. >>> as we head to break, here is today's national forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagno. >> on this wednesday, get ready for big changes. they start in the west and tracking across the country. today in the east, we're running above average. temperatures hitting nearl
world. the dollar should strengthen. gary's right about that. the good news is you probably do want a stronger dollar in the sense the economy -- this is a relatively old business cycle. unemployment is under 5%. you want that dollar to take out the inflationary pressure in the system and not allow the fed to have to hike as much. i don't look at that as being a bad thing. let me also say this, 3%, low 3s next year for gdp, year after, these are not record setting growth rates. these are just...
Closing Bell : CNBC : November 4, 2016 3:00pm-5:01pm EDT
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Squawk Box : CNBC : November 28, 2016 6:00am-9:01am EST
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Power Lunch : CNBC : November 7, 2016 1:00pm-3:01pm EST
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Squawk on the Street : CNBC : November 25, 2016 9:00am-11:01am EST
. hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street." we're live from the financial capital of the world. the opening bell's going to be ringing about a minute and a half from now. mike, i'm going to give you an opportunity here. usually at this time i turn to my colleague cramer and ask him what the key to this market is. >> yeah. >> but i think you're in a position to share similar insights. >> i may not have been building up a head of steam as much as jim by the time in this hour, but i think the yield story continues to dominate. so you have this upward trend in u.s. treasury yields completely diverging from the rest of the world. but at the same time here it's where the market has been strong. so it's been these incredibly strong ru
. hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street." we're live from the financial capital of the world. the opening bell's...
Mad Money : CNBC : November 17, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
do it for everyone gary. well, i feel pretty smart. well, we're all about educating people on options strategies. well, don't worry, i won't let this accomplishment go to my head. i'm still the same old gary. wait, you forgot your french dictionary. oh, mucho gracias. get help on options trading with thinkorswim, only at td ameritrade. small business saturday is our day to get out and shop small. a day to support our community and show some love for the people we love. and the places we love. the stuff we can't get anywhere else and food that tastes like home. because the money we spend here can help keep our town growing. on small business saturday, let's shop small for our neighborhood, our town, our home. on november 26th, get up, (all) get together and shop small. >>> who wants to play am i diversified? this is where you give me a call, tweet me, tell me your top five holdings. i'll tell ul if you need diversification or whatever. share ra in new jersey, you're up first. what have you got for me? >> i. this is cheryl from new jersey, and i'm here with my 11-year-old daught
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Squawk Alley : CNBC : November 15, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EST
officer gary cohn will be with us. with us today, former speaker of the house, john boehner speaks publicly for the very first time since the election of donald trump. an interview you will only see on the half time report. and the ceo of ford, mark fields, will be with us as well today, as well as cme's terry duffy all at the top of the hour on the half time report. kayla, we'll see you shortly. >> a big hour. won't miss it, scott. see you then. from naples to midtown, manhattan, health care space meeting at the conference on the future of research and medicine, we find our own meg terrell standing by with two special guests. over to you. >> kayla, thank you so much. mike milken and nih director collins. thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> your conference today focusing on accelerating new treatments, new cures. director collins, what's the future of funding for science in the u.s.? >> biomedical science, particularly, has never been a partisan issue. the u.s. is making and will need to make in this area across both parties, certainly in the congress, strong supported i
officer gary cohn will be with us. with us today, former speaker of the house, john boehner speaks publicly for the very first time since the election of donald trump. an interview you will only see on the half time report. and the ceo of ford, mark fields, will be with us as well today, as well as cme's terry duffy all at the top of the hour on the half time report. kayla, we'll see you shortly. >> a big hour. won't miss it, scott. see you then. from naples to midtown, manhattan, health...
Squawk on the Street : CNBC : November 8, 2016 9:00am-11:01am EST
with the dow down only nine points. [pony neighing] what? hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade so i brought in my comfort pony, warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. ah, beth. so the elevator is stuck again. with directv and at&t you can stream your favorite shows without using your data. that makes you more powerful than being stuck in an elevator with a guy with overactive sweat glands. sorry, rode my bike today. cool. hey it's your tv, take it with you. watch all your live directv channels, on at&t, data-free. diana, health care is front and center for voters this morning. >> good morning, sarah. if you think competition in this election is fierce, it's got nothing on pickle ball here. the majority of more than 7,000 residents h
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Options Action : CNBC : November 4, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm EDT
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Power Lunch : CNBC : November 15, 2016 1:00pm-3:01pm EST
that includes whether it was gary cone of goldman sachs or the speaker of the house, john boehner. the stock market has reanted positi reacted positively in the early days, but on all issues, immigration or tax reform or stimulus or infrastructure, whichever one you want to call it, we don't know. >> quite a few times where you ask him a question and he will say, we'll see. we'll see. he doesn't know. >> what do you say about paul ryan? >> there was more certainty as to how he feels about paul ryan and a bunch of questions out there as to whether paul ryan should remain the speaker of the house. he told me emphatically he should. here's what he said. >> absolutely. paul ryan is a really smart guy, hard worker, great family man, and, frankly, well respected by his colleagues. over this last year he had to learn a new trade. that is how to be a leader. he's grown tremendously over the last year. he's going to be overwhelmingly re-elected today as the next speaker elect. he'll be elected on the floor of the house, when the new congress opens in early january. and i think he can be do
that includes whether it was gary cone of goldman sachs or the speaker of the house, john boehner. the stock market has reanted positi reacted positively in the early days, but on all issues, immigration or tax reform or stimulus or infrastructure, whichever one you want to call it, we don't know. >> quite a few times where you ask him a question and he will say, we'll see. we'll see. he doesn't know. >> what do you say about paul ryan? >> there was more certainty as to how...
Fast Money : CNBC : November 16, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EST
" -- the old "fast money" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. [pony neighing] what? hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade so i brought in my comfort pony, warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "fast money." donald trump making a surprise visits to diners at the swampgy 21 club last night with a very simple message. >> we'll get your taxes down. >> but what exactly will lower taxes look like? and what might it mean for your investments? eamon javers first in d.c. with the details. eamon. >> yeah, hey, brian. you're not going to like this answer. but it's probably too early to say what specific lower taxes are coming here under a trump administration. but as you heard at the dinner last night, donald trump's broad
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Closing Bell : CNBC : November 17, 2016 3:00pm-5:01pm EST
around valeant's relationship with this specialty pharmacy, philidor. the two folks are gary trevor and andrew davenport, the founder and ceo of philidor. valeant cut ties with specialty pharmacy last year after a lot of allegations and the business practices there started to arrive. this is what they are alleging here. that valeant bought philidor for about 100 million, at least an option to buy philidor for 100 million and that gary tanner at valeant worked with andrew davenport to support philidor within valeant. andrew davenport gets $40 million from that purchase as the owner or creator of philidor. it was his job to grow and promote philidor, and regularly communicating to his superiors what he's doing. today he's been charged with a crime for doing his job. we will demonstrate his innocence at trial. so you can see valeant's shares are rebounding from their loss earlier today on this. however, a lot of folks listening to the news conference today warned, this might not be over. take a listen. >> i'm not going to comment on what particular things are still under investigation. i t
around valeant's relationship with this specialty pharmacy, philidor. the two folks are gary trevor and andrew davenport, the founder and ceo of philidor. valeant cut ties with specialty pharmacy last year after a lot of allegations and the business practices there started to arrive. this is what they are alleging here. that valeant bought philidor for about 100 million, at least an option to buy philidor for 100 million and that gary tanner at valeant worked with andrew davenport to support...


There is a place in my heart where all the good emotions and bad emotions go, perhaps you feel it too. When I am affected by a positive emotion towards something or someone, I literally feel the warmth of it in my heart. Unfortunately it works both ways and negative feelings creep into my heart like ink in water. I felt that this evening. On two occasions I had visited my sister in law, niece and nephew and thoroughly enjoyed their company. I took pleasure in admiring what a pretty and spirited little girl my niece is and enjoyed cuddles with my baby nephew. Rather than being the eldest sibling tyrant sucking parental attention away from my husband and his other sister to keep it all for herself, she transformed in my eyes to become a Mum like all of us, enjoying children but on occasions struggling with motherhood too.
All this positivity was lost in one interaction with my mother-in-law. As she mentioned my nephew and how he had enjoyed dancing to tunes on grandpa's computer within seconds of seeing my son who she hadn't seen for a while, I felt the black ink of jealousy and negativity creep into the place where warm positive feelings had been stored. I try desperately hard not to feel this way but I can't help it. The fact cannot be changed that lack of phone calls, invites and time spent with us builds resentment when we are aware that my sister in law and her family are invited round frequently. It is the thorn in my side. My husband is resigned to it because he grew up with. He was packed off to boarding school while his sisters were at day school and enjoyed returning home every evening (well the eldest sister enjoyed it) the other didn't speak to her parents for 10 years – maybe in her childish way she was trying to communicate to her parents that she felt out in the cold. I couldn't help put two and two together when my mother in law was flicking through an old family photo album and felt compelled to explain why one summer she went away on a beach break with just the eldest sibling 'I had a bit of a wobble, so (middle daughter) stayed with a friend'. That's just not right. They have been living under the shadow of the eldest sibling, my sister in law, ever since. So my best way of overcoming negative feelings is not to care in the first place. It is horrid to be defensive but all I can do is pity her for missing out on the rest of her wonderful family.
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A 17-year-old boy presents to the emergency room with testicular pain of 5 hrs duration. The pain was of acute onset and woke the patient from sleep. On physical examination, he is noted to have a high-riding, indurated, and markedly tender left testis. Pain is not diminished by elevation. Urinalysis is unremarkable. Which of the following statements regarding the patient's diagnosis and treatment is true?
2. A 45 year old post-menopausal lady presents with a 3 cm malignant right breast lump in the upper inner quadrant. On examination she has no axillary lymphadenopathy and her biopsy report is positive for ER and PR receptors but negative for HER-2- neu. Mammography shows a BIRADS VI lesion in the right breast and a normal study on the other side. The surgeon wants to discuss her treatment plan with her. Which one of the following options best describes her treatment plan?
d. MRM followed by chemotherapy plus hormonal therapy.
3. 36 year old farmer presents to the OPD with gradual blackening of the left great toe. He has been smoking one bundle of bidis for the last 15 years. All of the following statements regarding the condition this patient is suffering from are true EXCEPT?
d. Artery and vein, both are involved in the disease process.


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Lightly moderated email list, hosted at Yahoo! Groups, open to all. Purpose: "Friendly and open forum to announce any events of interest to the contra dance community, to arrange for carpooling, get directions and/or information on other dances and any other ideas, share thoughts or concerns." Subscribe to daily or digest email, and/or read current or archived discussions on the web.
This organization (formerly known as Friends of the Guiding Star Grange) provides educational and charitable programs to improve the number and quality of dance and music opportunities in the Greenfield MA area.
Open to all (requires free Facebook account). Information about our community and our building, photos, announcements, and other posts specific to the Friends and their mission.
Open to all (requires free Facebook account). Some discussion, announcement, ride-sharing; excellent source of photos from local dances, thanks especially to prolific pro photographer Roger Katz.


TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Gov. Rick Scott has a simple message for Florida residents as Hurricane Matthew gets closer -- evacuate.
Scott said Thursday that he wants the 1.5 million residents under mandatory evacuation orders to follow the law.
"This is serious," Scott said.
The governor said time is running out for Floridians to seek shelter from the powerful Category 3 storm.
Scott said there is no reason not to leave.
"Do not surf," Scott said. "Do not go on the beach. This will kill you."
Scott said all residents on Florida's Atlantic coast should expect to lose power, "possibly for a long period of time."
"We don't know exactly where this storm's going," Scott said. "Don't trust this track."
Scott also warned of heavy rain, strong rip currents, beach erosion, tornadoes and storm surge.
"Unfortunately, this is going to kill people," Scott said.
Scott said he's also requested that President Barack Obama declare a federal emergency declaration in 26 Florida counties.
"Evacuate, evacuate, evacuate," Scott said. "Be prepared. Don't take a chance."
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Thomas White
Thomas White was a revolution soldier in America that was born in Kilkenny on the 19th of March 1739.
On the 16th of December 1773, 342 chests of tea were thrown into Boston Harbour in what became known as the Boston Tea Party. Those involved were of various nationalities, including Irish. One of those Irishmen was Thomas White, born in Kilkenny on the 19th of March 1739.
When Thomas left Ireland for Philadelphia in 1771, it is clear that he brought his resentment for the British with him as only three years later, he found himself aboard a British tea ship pouring the contents over the side in an act of protest.
The event was a public protest against the British imposed 'Tea Act 1773' which granted the British 'East India Company' a monopoly on tea sales in the American colonies. Thomas amongst others disguised themselves as Native Americans, boarded ships belonging to the 'East India Company' and dumped the entire shipment of 46 tons overboard. They were cheered on by huge crowds of onlookers as the tea emptied into the harbour.
It was a public display of resistance against the British and rallied support from across the colonies. The British responded by imposing even heavier charges escalating tensions. This culminated in the American Revolution (1765-1783) in which Thomas would fight under the command of George Washington.
White attended the same masonic lodge as Washington. After the closing of business at the lodge, Washington would unveil and discuss his secret war plans to them, and no-one else. Unfortunately, papers pertaining to Thomas White's service under Washington were burnt by the British and as a result, we can only speculate as to what Thomas White's exact role and contributions might have been during this time. He served until 1782 and three of his sons would later serve. Of these three sons, only one returned home, with another drowning out on duty and the last, Ezekiel, dying of dysentery after being captured.
He was 15 years older than his wife Elizabeth Jones, the mother of their 21 children, of which a number died young. They had moved to Boston shortly after their marriage in Philadelphia.
In 1803, he moved with his family to Broad Top City, Pennsylvania where he would later die on the 13th of September 1820. He was buried at Evans Cemetery, Bedford County, Pennsylvania. On the 4th of July 1899, Independence Day, a monument (bottom) was unveiled above his grave. There was a large turnout and the event even featured a parade.
The poster for the event (middle below) reads:
"This is the first and will be the last exercise of this kind held in this part of the state, and all descendants of Thomas White, all patriotic orders, citizens and people are cordially invited to attend, and if by nothing more than your presence, do honor to the memory of the brave and patriotic hero of the Boston Tea Party and Revolutionary fame. On this the Nation's natal day rekindle the torch of liberty and love of country."
Thomas White is still remembered in America today. In 1973, 200 years after the Boston Tea Party, the 'Thomas White Historical Association' erected a Pennsylvania Historical Highway Marker (below) near his gravesite in his honour. 2023 will mark 250 years since the event and it would be great if something was done to mark the Thomas White connection here in Kilkenny.


Saamy 2 is progressing fast towards completion stage, team is heading to Ukraine to wrap up the final shoot schedule with a song.
Under Devi Sri Prasad's music, a feel-good number called Adhiroobaney released last week in YouTube and have got a decent reception.
Team has announced that the second single song Molagapodiye will be releasing online on 18th July (day after tomorrow).
This song will be folk type featuring Vikram and Aishwarya Rajesh who came as the replacement for actress Trisha. It will convey the chemistry between the pair.
Also it is said that 'Molagapodiye' is the opening song of the movie. So there will be no hero introduction number in this Hari directorial.


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For the past 20 years, Hackensaw Boys have been a hard-touring force of nature in the American roots music world, bringing a punk ferocity to their stringband base and a powerful sensitivity to their ballad roots. Operating more as a collective than a band, Hackensaw Boys were around before the O Brother craze kickstarted Americana, back in the old alt-country days. With all this history, it shook up bandleader and lead singer David Sickmen when long-time band member Ferd Moyse let him know that he was leaving the band in 2018. Sickmen's a man who survived throat surgery to save his voice and endured any number of hardships over two decades on the road, but nothing hits harder than a crisis of faith for a man who's used his own indomitable will to push past every obstacle. "I realized as a 50-year-old man," Sickmen says, "I'm too far gone to stop. I've waited too long to have another career. I did a lot of soul searching, trying to figure out what Hackensaw Boys even is at this point with all the people that have come and gone through it." Sickmen realized Hackensaw Boys was more of an ethos, a mission statement to raise a little hell, encourage a more peaceful world, and bring the music back to its roots in a working-class American vernacular.
Sickmen formed up a brand-new band – Beau Dodson ("charismo," percussion), Chris Stevens (bass), Caleb Powers (fiddle, banjo, mandolin, vocals) – drawing from no shortage of talent in the group's pool of musical friends and compatriots. Keeping their roots close to home in Lynchburg, VA, Hackensaw Boys have a new EP, A Fireproof House of Sunshine, coming out on June 21, 2019 with their label Free Dirt Records. The EP's title nods to Sickmen's fiery new purpose, and his wish to build something that endures. "I always thought that our story was about all the people that have come and gone from the band," Sickmen says, "but I think now the story's more about a band that just wants to keep developing. It's not about the past 20 years we put in, it's more about the next 20 years we want to put in."
Retreating to the Charlottesville studio of co-producer Rob Evans (Dave Matthews Band), Hackensaw Boys cut the new EP in just four days. These five new songs showcase the band's graceful maturation and feel more timeless than timely, in no small part due to Sickmen's most deeply cultivated songwriting to date. A Fireproof House of Sunshine keeps the band's classic punk-fueled roots sound at the center. Yet, here the group further explores within genre, from the rollicking contemporary Americana of "Late Night Kitchen" and "Pass Unloving Eyes" to the country-blues labor anthem "Factory Blues," or the loving "Let's Take Us a Night Ride," written together with Sickmen's young son.
"Whatever was the Hackensaw Boys?" Sickmen asks. "We weren't really a punk or old-time or bluegrass or folk band, we were this thing that slammed all those styles into one." With this renewed outlook and a burning desire to continue winding down the road doing what they love, Hackensaw Boys won't be idling for long.
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Stalwart roots group Hackensaw Boys to stop at Magic Rat Live Music on Feb 19 and 20
Hackensaw Boys will make a special stop at the Magic Rat Live Music in Ft Collins, CO on Feb 19 and 20. In their 18th year as a band, Hackensaw Boys still deliver the spirited, rowdy live show that's come to be expected, performing both old favorites and new tunes from Charismo, out now on Free Dirt Records.
On the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump's presidential inauguration, roots music stalwarts Hackensaw Boys speak to America's political unrest in a new single "Oval Room" to be released January 19. Written and recorded by Blaze Foley in the 1980s, the song recalls his list of grievances with the Reagan presidency: "Everywhere he goes, make the people mad / Makes the poor man beg, and the rich man glad." The band was excited to resurrect this protest gem—which was recorded by their friend Thomas Olivier at Studio Americain in Amsterdam—as the words seem more timely than ever. Hear the story in their own words:
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Ferd showed us "Oval Room" while we were on tour in Europe and the lyrics were spot on with how some of us were feeling about the negative political climate in our country, and, for that matter, around the world. We immediately knew we wanted to record our interpretation of this timeless song. It's worth noting that Blaze Foley had Ronald Reagan in mind when he wrote this song in the early eighties, yet we feel the words fit just as well with Trump and other dangerous heads of state around the globe. It's ironic that Blaze's melody feels fun and light-hearted. One can't help but sing along happily to his words—words that, in truth, are so dark and shamefully still relevant today.
The photograph used on the cover was taken by Jason Lappa, an amazing photographer from our hometown of Charlottesville, VA. Jason captured this image on Trump's inauguration day in DC. Dangerous leadership can create an extremely polarized divide amongst citizens—a divide designed to tear people apart and thus give more power to the state. When a country's leadership doesn't take care of the needs of the majority of its people, undermines our health and well-being, and fills the public forum with hate, violence can erupt. We're at the brink in America, and this image really gets to the heart of that. —Hackensaw Boys
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Feb 15 - Kansas City, MO @ Folk Alliance International (Official Showcasing Artist)
Feb 16 - Wichita, KS @ Barleycorn's
Feb 17 - Denver, CO @ Globe Hall
Feb 19 - Collins, CO @ The Magic Rat (Elizabeth's Hotel)
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Concert Start Time: 8:00 PM
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KRDM (1240 AM, "La Bronca") is a commercial regional Mexican radio station in Bend, Oregon. The station first went on air in 2004 broadcasting a news/talk format. Legendary Central Oregon radio host Bobby Smith was the only live and local air talent on the station.  He hosted KRDM'S "Tradio on the Radio" weekday mornings. The station also featured Don Imus, Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity,  John Batchelor, Glenn Beck, Ed Schultz, and others. The Station was originally owned by Sage Communications. A petition to revert programming to the original News/Talk format is currently in the works.

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