tina, thank you. tina brown, ceo of tina brown five. you will stay with us. we are returning to the partnering of tours conference in new york where we spoke to mike milken and francis collins. here's what we asked them about the prospects for precision method -- for precision medicine. david: what are the prospects and over what period time? from gets way one-size-fits-all to preventing illness are treating disease to something that is individualized, taking full account of that individual's genome, exposures, livestock, the hitter patterns, and tried to get the right fit for that individual. we have been doing versions of sense of medicine for a long time. eyeglasses or blood transfusions, we want to be sure there is something individualized. most of the time today, if you go to your doctor, and you need a prescription or some intervention, you will probably get a recommendation based on the average response and patient . we are not average people. the opportunity now emerges because you're getting all of this traditional insight from genomics, environmenta

., remnick was hired as a staff writer at "the new yorker" by the editor at that time, tina brown. why look at becoming the editor of the magazine. >> yes, darling, why? >> well, it was a very strange thing. tina brown suddenly decided to leave "the new yorker" and start another magazine called "talk." >> remnick a thoughtful writer was not the obvious choice that filled the heels of the more flamboyant tina brown. >> i used to tease him. i was sort of like joe torre coming after billy martin. >> a new yorker staff writer who has worked for four editors there says that remnick brought stability to the magazine when brown left. >> you know, that after a brilliant but very high pressure kind of leader, you want somebody who is equally authoritative but in a much more generous and easy going way. >> david's great gift is for identifying talent and using it and creating a circumstance which talented people feel happy. >> the baby-sitter can come early. >> the couple says their household is also run with that same spirit of collaboration. >> we have a complicated family. we have two gro

stephanie: we are going to be sitting down with tina brown and talk all things media. really go through a media report card and see how she sees the world. i know she likes uber, but we are going to be talking to one who isbiggest disruptors disrupting the disruptor. we will find out what other towns, what their big plans are. cannot wait to see you, tom. tom: let's move to politics and the debates of the moment. donald trump is speaking up as we drive the debate forward. here is mr. trump. donald trump: to be a ceo, you have to get it done. to be a president, i think you have to get it done but you also have to have heart. tom: i happen to been on -- i happen to have been on that ice last weekend. there atreat rink central park. jimmy wales is with us as we go into the presidential campaign. the fact is, you do affect the campaign. everybody wants to go back and fact check. you are the resource of trying to get those facts right. is there something you are going to do different for november of 2016? jimmy: we call it the silly season. people are very excited about pol

a big day with tina brown. three in london and 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. i am ready league. here is what we're watching at this hour. america makes its maiden flight to hawaii. where will the discount airline go next? we will talk to richard branson in a few nuts. jeb bush needs a bestseller. the frontrunner -- the one time frontrunner is hope in the book will be a comeback on his campaign trail. and game of thrones. another area for drones. half an hour into the trading session for monday. desperate for matt miller -- desperate. matt miller has latest.

bill carter, tina brown, thank you, as always. >>> there's a lot of news. let's get to it. stop and ask yourself, am i st - actually doing a good thing? >> when you talk about hitting a friend in the face with a padlock and stabbing someone, that's a serious statement. >>> campus unrest as its racial climate comes to a boil. missouri's football african-american players joining the deafening call demanding mizzou president tim wolf resign. >> black students are not being heard on campus from those in power. >> i accept your nomination. >> this say glimpse behind the veil of the real george herbert walker bush. >> you don't get to be president of the united states by just being sweet. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> has anyone said it here? >> all yours. >> good morning, welcome back to your "new day." up first, dr. ben carson ramping up his attacks on journalism. he says no other candidate is getting the media scrutiny he's facing and it's working for him. in just the last week, he has raked in millions of dollars in campaign

i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a happy and safe a high speed chase with a one-of-a kind ending. how the suspects tried to escape by stripping off >>> a high-pede chase with a one of a kind ending. how the suspects tried to escape by slipping off their clothes. >>> workers caught tossing luggage. what the airline wants you to know about this game they're playing. >>> and thanksgiving day means food, family and lines. as people across the bay area start lining up at is stores for black friday. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a very good morning to u, happy thanksgiving. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. let's get right to your thanksgiving forecast and anthony, good morning. >> good morning to both of you. we're looking at chilly temperatures. no big surprise if you made it into work this morning. if you're just joining us and you haven't stepped outside,