. -- francois fillon is to battle it out with alain juppe. and in a surprise move, turkey's prime minister has withdrawn a -- that would annette: we begin in the united states, were donald trump has announced he will be scrapping the transpacific trade deal. he outlined a string of goals in his first day in office, production andy investigating abuses. our correspondent has the story. >> donald trump's first day in onice looks set to deliver key electoral promises. in a video released by his transition team, the president-elect said he would scrap the trans-pacific partnership, an ambitious free trade deal spanning 12 countries who make up 40% of the world's economy. mr. trump: i am going to issue a notification of intent to withdraw from the trans-pacific partnership, a potential disaster for our country. instead, we will negotiate fair, bilateral trade deals that bring jobs and industry back on to american shores. >> the tpp aims to remove tariff barriers to trade between members, but trump argues it would harm american jobs but putting for

what francois fillon is about is pragmatism. he says it is a giant country, you cannot treated like luxembourg or hannah montana you have to have dialogue with it. he frowns on what he sees as a naive and counterproductive policy of the u.s. and france, this hostility to bruton over his policies in ukraine and the annexation of crimea and the actions -- to putin over his policies in ukraine and the annexation of crimea. he says you have to deal with russia on a diplomatic level. you cannot pay attention of the domestic picture, the human rights picture. separate the issues. you need to speak to putin. he has called him on occasion "dear putin." he does not love putin, saying at times that he is like a bulldog, but he has a sensitive side. he says pragmatism is naivete because it is hypocritical to do with putin purely on a diplomatic level and say nothing about what is going on internally because that is the bigger picture of the pigeon regime. genie: russia is a big player in syria. and the position for francois fillon on syria

francois fillon, the socialists remain divided over there election plan. hoping to heal the internal division and in short the u.k. keeps a strong position in the brexit. taking over the reins from nigel farage as leader of the anti-men great and party. a 21 gun salute from the colonial fort overlooking havana ofbor heralded the start this weekend. many arriving before dawn to file past a black-and-white portrait of the divisive cold war leader who died on friday at the age of 90. heads of state attended a special mass in his memory this tuesday evening, but the u.s. president has just announced that he won't be attending castro's funeral. live to aefully speak french tourist who happens to have chosen havana as her holiday destination this november. thank you for taking the time to speak to us here. can you describe the mood this monday for our viewers? and guest: the heart of this is very much, as it is usually, it is a very lively city. people going about their business. they are very much going about now where theves atmosphere becomes more restrained

--lande -- france off be on francois fillon. hatit likely that can -- t lepen can do well? influencerrand, his as a semi-independent, could perhaps allow le pen to make it through to the final round. but a credible centerleft candidate might be successful, even against le pen. francois fillon has the advantage of being an outsider instead of a pure establishment can -- candidate. coming acrossts the bloomberg from goldman sachs, raising their wti price forecast in the first quarter two $55. the be case, they say, is for an opec oil cut being announced next week in vienna, and for russia to freeze oil production. i have brent crude up here, but i will go ahead and put up wti just to show you a two day chart of that as well. wti up about 2% over the past two trading sessions. oil is something you want to keep your eye on in today's trade. ben is going to stay with us all along are. we appreciate your staying with us on this monday. up next, a glass of cold water to cool emotions. that is what the polish leader says is needed in br

does franÇois fillon have what it takes to beat le pen? fillon is a very hybrid animal, because he has a lot of experience, yet he is part of the establishment. he is one of the rare ones who has really decided it is time to change the way we do politics in france. like charles de gaulle changed the system in 1968. you have seen the result. the real impact on the people. people realize that francois realistic,ragmatic, just what is needed to be done. a lot of friends in europe have done it. it's time for us to do it. they have the majority of the people. laura: thank you very much indeed. >> thank you very much. laura: emmanuel macron, who launched his bid for the presidency just last week, has also commented on the on -- on fillon's victory. as economy minister earlier this year. here's what he had to say. >> the very deep uncertainties that are structuring -- fracturing the political field. the only conclusion that can be drawn is the withdrawal of nicolas sarkozy. yesterday he spoke with a lot of dignity. we must salute that. he's withd

alain juppe and francois fillon vie to become the next french president. they squared off last night in a televised debate ahead of sunday's conservative primary. the foiled terrorist plot, the prosecutor says the five terror suspects had been guided from islamic state from iraq and syria via encrypted messages. and close to 100,000 people are forced from their homes as fire threatens-in israel. it is suggested that terrorists are behind the blame. coming up, we will take a look at business news, black friday in the united states. we will also see what happens in the "press review," with news from colombia about the renegotiated peace accord. nanticoke we begin in france with a final debate he held last night in the runoff french election. alain juppe and francois fillon squared off to become the conservative candidate and perhaps the president of france. delano desousa gives us a look at the intense point of the debate. >> a handshake to mark the start of a heated clash. alain juppe wasted no time in calling his rival too extreme, over a plan to pay publi

the interesting thing is that francois fillone, as a , there was another poll last night after francois fillone won the primary that said he would beat la pen in next year's election. get 32% in the first truck compared to 22% for ande francois haloll has not declared himself yet. he said he might do so in the coming days. we also heard from the prime minister over the weekend who said that he is ready to go. finally, this victory of francois fillone in the primaries we consider open some avenues for a more moderate candidate that could be a chance. fillon was the former prime minister. how popular was he back then? can we read into that as to how he would be as a president? at the time, nicolas sarkozy was taking all of the space in the media and the political landscape of them he called francois fillone his assistant. it looks like the assistant has managed to eliminate his former boss. in the, who called second round of the primaries. it was a how this turns out. his opponent tweeted last night after the victory of francois fillone and said that when francois fillone was in power he

francois fillon is 75% popularer. he is the provingsal catholic conservative, seen as a safe pair of hands. and that's what they want after the bombastic style of nicolas s sarkozi. and to address the second part of your question, the shift towards the right that the entire french political spectrum, it's very true. and i think that's partially down to the general context, it was true for brexit, the u.s. and in france. nicolas sarkozi changed the way politics and elections were run. it used to be you would say i'm left ring and i'm right wing and i'm going to get votes in the center. and he said i'm right wing and i'm going to get votes on the far right. it didn't work for him to be reelected though. >> you point this out but i remember during the debate, fillon described him as an insider, as you described him. the safe pair of hands. when it comes to the pairing, possibly against a marie lepen, is this a possibility to see what we saw in the united states, in the united kingdom? is it the same dynamic where there c

francois fillon slipped from the lime light. he also getting a way from the capital to the grassroots with a three year campaign across the country that would ultimately see him defy the polls. >> translator: the only part of the polls that really matter was the trend and for weeks he was the only candidate who was constantly gaining support. >> reporter: after his victory in the first round he still had his work cut out and very much in the media spotlight. >> translator: what i refuse is the distribution of christmas presents, promises that make no sense that cannot be financed in country that let me remind you, is just about the most indebted country of the developed world. >> reporter: his right wing went down well with the right. ahead of the second round he met with those members of parliament who supported his call to scrap the 35 hour week, take on the unions and liberalize france's labor market. all things his opponent said could not be done. by the time the two men met -- >> translator: you cannot ask civil servants to

beenf: francois fillon has nominated. he is promising tough economic reforms to embrace traditional values. let us get reaction from the biggestt of france's business lobby group. thank you very much for joining us on the program. looking at the agendas of these two candidates of juppe and the opposition, is that really the better deal here, the way the outcome of the election played yes, i think fossil if you don't is very close to the business -- i think francois fillon is close to the business community. he wants to optimize the labor laws and france, so i think he is the best candidate for the business community. anna: he may have won over the business community, but can he win over the population? what do you see on the ground that convinces you that he can take on marine le pen? pierre: i think, you know, marine le pen has no program at all. francois fillon is very well known. he was prime minister during five years. in france andwn was well known worldwide. his program is very pragmatic. he can restore the trust of

francois fillon was considered the fourth man in this primary. does this now mean for the presidential election? it does not work like it does in the united states, where you have a primary and then the general election. it is sort of a three-stage situation. caroline: that's right. in france we have what is called -- according to the opinion polls, if you believe the opinion polls, francois fillon to defeat chance marine le pen next year in the presidential elections. and the interesting thing is that the victory of the more conservative, more radical right wing francois fillon, downgrades the chances of marine le pen being elected. we had an opinion poll yesterday after the victory of francois fillon, and this shows that he would beat marine le pen in the 30% that withith and only 8% for francoise aland. -- for francois hollande. and in this situation, francois fillon would win by 71%, according to the poll. all right, caroline connan from paris. on thefor more now political shift in europe, willem buiter is the chief economist. does the nomina

francois to present fillon as a far right wing candidate. onlye facto said support will get him from the strategy is from the left wing voters. those will probably will come perhaps on sunday to the polls but -- less numbers that we have been observing it last week. these primarys contest will need the support of the left if they are to win the second round of the election. >> well, the difference between francois fillon and alain jupe is so high that it would suppose that all left-wing voters from to give jupee a chance to win on. saturday evening >> who do you think marie le pen will want to win the vote? to make it through to the second round of the presidential election next year. >> i would not be able to tell you what she is thinking or expecting. >> who is more likely to beat her, to put it another way? >> well, the popular support francois fillon is getting from million people who came last sunday to the polls is really a small basis for him. and think if he is able to build on this movement, he will probably, the one in the best pos

francois fillon had the opposite strategy. he tried to soften his views, given that he has been accused of being too extreme. about being called a middle-aged reactionary. he actually said antiabortion viewers -- views were personal and he did not want to change anything, and his position on gay marriage was the same. he did not want to change the gay marriage in france, but he wanted to restrict adoption for gay couples. caroline, what were the fundamental differences in the programs that the men outlined? as we mentioned, the main differences are on international issues, and on social issues. but if you look at the economic programs, they are actually pretty similar. both want to cut taxes. juppe wants to cut them more for small and medium companies. both want to add flexibility to the labor market. both want to cut public spending. to cuts fillon wants public spending by more than 100 billion euros, and alain juppe only around 85 billion euros. finally, juppe wants to cut the number of public servants by around 250,000, whe

for months and months, we saw francois fillon being the favorite. a lot has changed in the last two weeks. you had the election of donald trump in the u.s., the candidacy, and fillon dominated the last debate on television last week. so, this is how we saw this impressive comeback of francois fillon. last night, nicolas sarkozy got two votes from his former prime minister. >> i have high regards for j upe, but the political choices of francois hollande are closer to mine. voters neverhe to take the road of extremism. france deserves so much better. reporter: as we have seen with brexit, and the election of donald trump, you can also go wrong. this is happening again in france. manus: caroline, with the dollar r-trump we did not get much run out. what does the program of francois fillon offer? in favor of free markets and policies. on the diplomacy front, he is pro-russian. he is welcome to an alliance with russia and iran to defeat the islamic state. he calls this the shock therapy of france. he wants to extend the 35 hour and just public spending b

some analysts believe francois fillon's brand of conservatism may repel socialists. at the town hall in henin beaumont, they hope this will create an opening for the national front. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in france. >> yang: the last two years have seen a thaw in u.s.- cuba relations. but could the death of fidel castro and the election of donald trump jeopardize the warming trend that president obama started? here's jeffrey brown. ( gunfire ) >> brown: in havana, a 21-gun salute marked the official start of a week of mourning for cuba's revolutionary leader. ( chanting "fidel" ) university students took to the streets, chanting his name, and long lines snaked around havana's plaza of the revolution, as cubans waited their turn to pay tribute to the man who brought a communist-run state within 100 miles of the u.s. >> ( translated ): fidel has been the biggest thing in my life, for me and for all cubans. the new generations have to learn to be like him, because he gave everything to us. everything. >> brown: damien cave is in havana, reporting for

franÇois fillon has so far neither publicly accepted or rejected these controversial endorsements. >> i'm just presenting my program to the french people and i won't get involved in these attacks. >> the former prime minister has however officially welcomes or from traditional right-wing catholic groups. members of a movement that opposes same-sex marriage and abortion shared the stage with franÇois fillon during his last party meeting. nllon a white supremacist u obsessed with theazis has been sentenced to life in prison. he shouted britain first before he shot and stabbed to death a mother of two. at his weeklong trial, he made no effort to defend himself. jo cox's husband says justice has been served. ofuilty verdict on charges terrorism for his wife's murder. >> we have nothing but pity that his life was so devoid of love and consumed with hatred that this became his desperate and cowardly attempt to find meaning. was alling of jo political act, an act of terrorism. he asked to make a statement only after the sentence was handed out. that request was denied by the judge. >> thoma

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he's doing at washington, how they've played

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young quarterback, follow me into the end zone. kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. from high above doak campbell stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that big ten championship game? bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. you know what? get in my back pocket, young quarterback, follow me into the end zone. kind of kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida always a fun night with these two. from high above doak campbell stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that c and that college football will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that big ten championship game? bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he's doing at washington, how

francois fillon is the favorite to be his party's presidential candidate. catholic anglophile with a welsh wife and a fondness for margaret thatcher. his plans to take on the unions by slashing half a million public jobs and pushing through liberal reforms have won him right-wing support, as have his calls for quotas on immigration and a ban on adoption by gay couples. tonight he appeared on france's main news bulletin. >> i have always been convinced that my project would answer the expectations of the center-right voters. it is not a surprise. i am not trying to prove anything. it is a sign of my commitment to the truth and the project for change. lucy: alain juppe, once tipped as a party favorite, is now the outsider for the runoff on sunday. his rival's success was, he said, a surprise. how did mr. fillon do it? .> the personality french people wanted that, someone very serious, very rigorous, and also, he was appointing measures that were very on the right, and that is what was expected by the electors. lucy: it is early days, but for some, this primar

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? quarterback, follow me into the end zone. kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. from high above doak campbell stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? big ten championship game? bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he's doing at washington, how they've pl

this is the first priority of francois fillon. i think it will have an impact on all the enterprises who want to relocate after brexit. guy: we will leave it there. we watch with great interest. i think it will have an impact alexandra duprblanche, thank you for joining us. stephen king from hsbc will stay with us. minutes away from the equity market open. lufthansa pilots plan to strike again tuesday and wednesday this week. we will take a look at the movers or non-movers in today's trading. this is bloomberg. it's going to be a lovely day in london, getting seriously cold this week. alexandra dupre♪ guy: let's talk about some of the stocks we are going to watching today. aberdeen assets, $9 billion of outflows in the fourth quarter, something we need to be talking about. plus, the annoyance of my friend, matt -- matt: because i enjoy talking to martin gilbert, and he is not in dublin yet. guy: lufthansa -- you are grounded, you can't go anywhere. matt: well, essentially, i will be grounded if i plan to fly anywhere within germ

alain juppe and francois fillon vie to become the next french president. they squared off last night in a televised debate ahead of sunday's conservative primary. the foiled terrorist plot, the prosecutor says the five terror suspects had been guided from islamic state from iraq and syria via encrypted messages. and close to 100,000 people are forced from their homes as fire threatens-in israel. it is suggested that terrorists are behind the blame. coming up, we will take a look at business news, black friday in the united states. we will also see what happens in the "press review," with news from colombia about the renegotiated peace accord.

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. from high above doa stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that big ten championship game? colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he's doing at washington, h

francois fillon and alain juppe are former prime ministers. and voters have to choose between fi mr.llon's stringent cuts to extending and mr. -- to public spending and mr. juppe's moderate reforms. lucy williamson reports. lucy: as racing drivers know, the starting position does not determine the race. francois fillon is an amateur driver. he last raced this track in july, and no, he didn't win. here, as in politics, there are risks in going too fast or too slow, and attacking your opponent can be fatal to either party. it says something about this primary contest that the testiest exchange in last night's debate was over abortion, even though neither candidate wants to change the law. mr. juppe demanded that his rival clarify his personal views. "my conscience is my business," mr. fillon said, "and the trial against me is unfair." mr. juppe has presented his opponent as a catholic conservative with appeal on the far right, calling mr. fillon's reviews on the family all but backward. a call for centrists and even left-wing voters to take part

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young quarterback, follow me into the kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. from high above doak campbell stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris pete

ahead of the polls is francois feel and -- is francois fillon. juppe accusing his rival of pandering to the far right. the two men are holding rallies this evening. let's take a listen to what had to sayllon earlier in the evening. >> two months ago my platform was considered by everyone to be the most developed. is certainly impossible. a week ago i was seen as a reformist. now they are calling me a neoliberal and a destroyer. what has he been telling his supporters? guest: as you can see behind me, he has finished speaking now. nothing really explosive this evening. on campaign policy, really recapping those policies he has been putting forward over the last few months. he touched on security. he has also touched on this fillon's desire to cut 5000 private sector jobs. that is just not possible. anchor: is his team and support is still confident that he can win that vote? guest: as he said, we had a surprise in the first round. might hear offscreen, they are quite happy. i think that shows a lot of the sentiment here. that has been tampered by

as deondre francois -- you think it means just a little something in this rivalry? francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chri

today, french president francois hollande visited the sites attacks one year ago. 130 people were killed in a series of highly coordinated attacks targeting bars, restaurants, music venues and a sports stadium. this morning, at each location, survivors and family members of the victim stood in silence as the names of those who lost their lives were recited and what don as francois hollande laid wreaths and unbilled plaques honoring those who lost their lives. >> the most terrible was when there was some exchange between the terrorist in the police. some of the bullets went into the wall and i was just on the other side of the wall. >> today's ceremonies follow last night's reopening of the article on concert hall, which was the bloodiest and longest of the paris attacks. tickets for the reopening quickly sold out in british pop legend sting opened his performance with a moment of silence. remains under a state of emergency. only one of the terrorist is behind -- is believed to be alive. when year later, salah abdeslam is still in jail awaiting trial in france. >> the us embassy in kabul

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he's doing at washington, how they've played

francois fillon those for shock therapy. the question is whether france can absorb the shock therapy. all the waysitions from the unions to the middle class. if you have reforms that are very regressive, i don't think they will be easy to implement. it will be the proof in the pudding. france, i think, needs another set of reform. we've been reforming, maybe slower than other countries, and the question is, will we maintain our deficit below 3%? will we finally unleash private sector growth? we've been targeting innovation to make sure the french companies are going out of the european union. we need more room to maneuver when it comes to the corporate sector. francine: you have to fix employment. things are looking better in terms of corporate spending. there's demand, but the problem is unemployment. it is so high across europe. does the shock therapy that francois fillon is talking about -- will it fix employment? >> this is a very interesting point. francois fillon compared to alain juppe is much less progressive on lowe

towill have francois fillon, the extent that he is a populist. hashis something that fundamentally changed in the world? housing crisis,usin that thee thought assets that were uncorrelated turned out to be correlated. we are seeing something like that in terms of domestic politics. we used to think country x this, then country z this, but we've seen a rise of populism and a desire to tell existing institutions to go jump in a lake. that has played out in country after country. the question we have in terms of evaluating trends now is, places we thought were immune to this have proven to be complete be volatile brexit, trump, now we don't know what we're missing in our view of the world. popular attitudes might be correlated and in this giant antiestablishment note. michael: how does this play out in terms of policies? we'll see that populists are great and raising issues but not great at solving problems. gideon: this is the big question. you have this bizarre situation in which the people who were supposedly going to be running have stated plan

french president francois hollande said the camp will be evacuated soon. a news housing center open in the north of paris, will only have room for only 600 people, a far cry from the thousands gathered in stalingrad. annette: to yemen now. and the conflict that has pre-much disappeared off the radar for us in the news media. on monday the united states called for an end to airstrikes by the saudi led coalition in a security camp meeting. continues to supply arms and provide other military support to saudi arabia. , nearlyn 10,000 yemenis 4000 of them civilians, have been killed since the conflict began in march of 2015, when who three rebels -- when houthi rebels called for the overthrow the government. iran has supported support that has provided support for the houthis. u.n., they aree one step away from famine. at's talk to george, humanitarian aid official. how desperate is the situation now for people? >> yes, thank you. the situation is very desperate to the people. criticaltion is very and very dangerous. right now we have almost 14 million people i

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young quarterback, follow me into the kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. from high above doak campbell is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that big ten championship game? colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he's doing at wash

and from there....francois would find the game-winning strike to travis rudolph on the next play. leaving n-c state left deflated under the lights. as for duke...the chance to disrupt the coastal division's two-man race between the but their upset bid fell short versus virginia tech. daniel jones meanwhile helped orchestrate duke's second half comeback with 99 rushing yards and two rushing scores and duke will need more of that from him come thursday versus u-n-c. victory...could the canes stay in top form in their first set of back to back games of the season? those highlights are coming up next... after a shootout win in nashville on after a shootout win in nashville on washington has made richard burr wealthy. we know that. burr voted himself 5 pay raises and his personal net worth increased 500%. but we're only beginning to learn ttle work burr actually does. richard burr missed nearly 70% of his armed services committee hearings... even skipping one hearing to hold a dc fundraiser with lobbyists. it's why the observer says, "burr shows himself to be a consummate washington in

but incumbent president francois hollande has not said yet if he'll seek a second five-year term on the socialist ticket. >> new york state could soon expand medicaid coverage for treatments specific to transgender youth under 18. read more at pbs.org/newshour. >> stewart: just back from europe, this week singer- songwriter norah jones begins the east coast leg of a tour in support of her latest album. the new songs find her once again at the piano, reminiscent of the work that first propelled her to stardom in 2002. but this time around, jones adds some jazz to the mix. in tonight's signature segment, the newshour's jeffrey brown has this profile. >> ♪ it's a tragedy. ♪ it's a tragedy. >> reporter: norah jones has said when she decided to be a jazz singer, she knew she'd never be famous. well, she got that wrong. whatever you call her, she's been one of the best-selling american recording artists of the past 15 years. >> ♪ he was only 25, had an open ♪ heart and tender mind >> reporter: her blockbuster 2002 debut album, "come away with me," has sold 26 million copies worldwide,

the polls suggest the former prime minister francois fillon is a favorite to win the french leak shun. can the polls be trusted? we'll discuss the french election coming up. >>> welcome back. i'm @louisabojeslouisa bojeseou. dominos pizza trading higher after promising to create 14,000 additional uk jobs. the company increased its store count aim to 1600 from 1200. they kept profit guidance unchanged for the year and said in their trading statement that business remains brisk. >>> daily mail and general trust have been downgraded by barclays. the publisher, win of the world's most english reading websites, had its target price cut and a new rating of underweight put on it. general mail underperforming the broader market off by 4%. >>> lufthansa pilots extended their strike until saturday and are specifically targeting long-haul flights. the german airline canceled 2,600 flights over three days. that's a lot of flights. that means around 300,000 passengers have been affected by the grounding of these flights. it's the 14th strike since early 2014 amid the dispute between the union and

francois able to celebrate the eight-yard touchdown run. >> todd: guess who the lead blocker was? dalvin cook. it's a little quarterback counter. they pull a guard. he leads up. and dalvin cook, one of the best running backs in america says, you know what? get in my back pocket, young quarterback, follow me into the kind of like that, francois fumbled on the carry, they get a chance to run it again and he scores a touchdown. >> joe: logan tyler bounces it off the upright to keep that p.a.t. streak alive for florida state. always a fun night with these two. from high stadium, where aerial coverage is provided by goodyear. watching over the hard work and determination of blimp-worthy athletes for over 60 years. goodyear, official sponsor of the college football playoff. and that college football playoff needs to get filled in. will clemson be able to get through virginia tech? who would have predicted that bedlam awaits in the big 12. colorado and coach mcintyre, he's got to be the coach of the year, doesn't he? >> todd: he's had a phenomenal year. but chris peterson, also, what he'

in france, former prime minister francois fillon has been chosen to represent the center-right party in next year's presidential election. he will face the socialist candidate and marine le pen of the far-right national front. there are concerns among the socialists after prime minister manuel valls has suggested he would stand against francois hollande in the party primary. pope francis has met physicist stephen hawking at the vatican. the meeting took place during a conference at the vatican on science and the environment and sustainability. during his speech to the scientist, the pope stressed a lack of political determination in protecting the environment. you are watching "bbc world news america." come, three weeks after the presidential election, it is the talk of recounts and voter fraud that dominates the scene. all the latest from trump world. in india, thousands of people have joined what is called a day of rage to protest against the sudden dan of 2 major currency notes earlier this month and the chaos that followed. the prime minister says he made the right decision to he

he's kicking himself on that drop because on the next play -- francois under noles first lead of the game. there was no 21 point hole to dig themselves out of this time around versus georgia tech. instead...u-n-c dug its heels into the ground for its best rushing performance of the season... elijah hood was the motor for the heels versus georgia tech. on just the second play of the game...hood rips off this 45 yard run here to set up the tar heels in the red zone. and he comlpetes the job from there -- hood the touchdown run. u-n-c up 7-nothing. and hood continued to find the gaps -- this time on fourth and one. on his 12 carries he averaged about 14 yards per run. tar heels up 17-7 second quarter -- mitch trubisky fakes to hood and this time finds bug howard all alone for the 68 yard score. trubisky meanwhile continued to fuel his hype machine with 329 passing quarter. heels up 27-20...so who do they go to? elijah, of course. he finished with 168 rushing yards and three of the tar heels five rushing scores on the day as the heels put up a season-best 283 rushing yard performance in

. >>> a resounding victory for francois fillon. the second round of conservative primaries putting the prime minister in position to win next year's presidential election. >>> and aberdeen hitting the top of the stoxx 600 after the value of its managed assets rises by 10% despite a net outflow of funds amid political volatility. speaking to this program, the ceo downplayed the impact of the u.s. election. >> obviously, we've seen a temporary setback with donald trump being nominated as president, but i agree with the sentiment that great opportunity for 2017-2018. >>> hi, everybody, and welcome to the show. very glad that you're with us for this full hour. we've got a packed show for you, and indeed kicking off with some data just hitting our wires, the italian november consumer confidence figure 107.9. that's slightly higher than what had been anticipated, a little lower than what we saw in october. 108 is what we saw in october. we're looking also at the business confidence figures printed, 101.4, versus october figure of 101.7,

it would be logical if francois fillon won this publication. the firstmost like round of the presidential elections. shown he wille likely face the republican nominee in the runoff in the next election. vonnie: thank you. let's turn to berlin where on color merkel -- where angela -- saysays he will seek she will seek a fourth term. that will make it 16 years if she will win and serve out her full term. is that wise for any country? guest: that is a very good question. doesn't have any limits on the terms by the chancellor. she has several hurdles to overcome. about those.me if popular in all parts of the country? an: that is a key point, she has yet to receive the backing of her bavarian allies. they have been among the most strident critics of her refugee policy. came frome refugees the south, through the north. that is one obvious hurdle. fight thise has to election, which polls suggest she would come first. germany is a coalition system. it is not clear what can a government she could bring if she did win. mark: she says these times are unce

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>> so there is a new guy who just burst on the scene last night, francois fion. the republicans here had a primary yesterday and you remember nichololas sarkozy, its widely believed he would get to the second round, which would happen next week. he got shellacked and this guy francois surprised everybody coming in with 40% of the vote. if he had gotten a few more, he actually would have won in the first round. he is very, very pro free markets, but also tough on immigration, socially conservative. this is like a whole new world all of a sudden and so if he's the one that they -- she faces off against her, that could be very interesting when april comes. >> michelle, thank you very much. we'll check back with you next hour. >>> after a few crazy last few days of the bond market, let's see if the action is hot or maybe if this shank thanksgivin shortened week will calm it down. >> we gave the grade a c for the demand straight up at 1:00 eastern for the dutch auction of 26 billion two-year notes starting a week with 88 billion in supply with 5s and 7s to follow. the

francois fillon winning a primary over nicolas sarkozy. the big story over the weekend is, if you think about it, we have run against the traditional candidates in europe. the brexit decision was a vote against the establishment for many people are in the united states, a vote against the establishment. and then merkel going for a fourth term. david: part of the story was president obama evidently really made a pitch to her saying you have to stay. alix: he endorsed her. the interesting thing is in lonnch politics, is fil antiestablishment, or is he part of the establishment? joining us is bob sinche. you take at euro-dollar here, 1.06. where are we in terms of pricing in political risk? robert: we have priced in a lot in the foreign exchange markets in the last couple of weeks. we have priced in major fiscal stimulus in the u.s., the interest rate response to that fiscal stimulus. we are pricing in some political risk across the eurozone, particularly with the italian referendum coming up. we have priced in a lot. we have had some pretty

french president francois hollande attended a memorial ceremony at the concert hall .....a day after british musician sting, performed at the reopening of the bataclan concert hall. according to an official with the music hall....two members of the eagles of death metal showed up to the memorial concert. the group had been performing when the bataclan was attacked. these two members were allegedly kicked out over controversial remarks made by the lead singer earlier this with bars...restauran ts and a sports stadium./// ((nia wong)) >>> just ahead on 8 news now. several wildfires are burning in multiple southern states....but they're getting a little help from firefighters in the pacific northwest. updates...right after this break. (( ((katie boer)) >> good sunday morning! i'm tracking decreasing clouds for the second half of your weekend and some much cooler temperatures on the way... details coming up in my extended forecast./// )) "now, live...this is 8 ((nia wong)) >>> more than 50 wildfires are burning in the southeast... but over 100 oregon firefighters are no region. the easte

french president francois hollande attended a memorial ceremony at the concert hall .....a day after british musician sting, performed at the reopening of the bataclan concert hall. according to an official with the music hall....two members of the eagles of death metal showed up to the memorial concert. the group had been performing attacked./// ((nia wong)) >>> a police officer in plainview, texas is the talk of the town, after a video of him dancing at the station was shared on social media. (( cop dancing )) ((nia wong)) >> the video-- taken by a coworker-- shows officer chris abalos-- dancing to "juju on that beat," by arists zay and zayion-- under the label atlantic records... a challenge from his 13 year old daughter... that video has been viewed by more than a quarter of a million people... already in just a few days... ((nia wong)) >> that's all the time we have for 8 news now this morning. i wanted the same plan that my mother had. senior dimensions. i've had senior dimensions for over 20 years. and i love it! if you're eligible for medicare, you need to take a look at the

francois to owen tate. 7 next time under pressure this time and francois rips into the corner. murray, the touchdown, 14-0 seminoles. right before -- dalvin cook breaking loose for 19 yards and 'noles run away 45-7 is the final. college basketball season t tipped off friday night around the state. the u.s. open opens with a 8 florida gulf coast, 80-59. high school football playoffs under way in round one. we get to see explosive performances starting with the top-ranked team in tampa bay. the plant panthers. the quarterback from the 2016 that won the first state title frustrated by franzen. blue devils threatening early. quarterback william tate perfect pass to t y duffy. duffy plant will take over behind dane franzen. he will keep it here from the 5 through the blue devil defense. 10-0 plant the first quarter. first play of the second quarter. franzen again and he has had a terrific year running the ball as quarterback. 43 yards showing nice speed. outruns the defense. the panthers roll at home beating winter haven. plant will take on lakeland next week. hillsborough and lake