Edition of your own max with me, your host making me. Heres a look at what else weve got coming up. How to talk sensation falco punch wows his fans with tax cuts. And a belgian who design or makes edible art that will take you by surprise. But 1st we begin in london which can appear quite gloomy in the darker days of fall and winter. But french, a Graphic Designer is trying to change that by injecting bold colors and shapes into the city. She believes strong colors, like these have a powerful impact on people. So she turns building facades, bridges, and even cross walks into a high catchers. Her style is inspired by the postmodern Italian Design Movement called memphis. Well, we met up with her in london to see how she is transforming the city. Cagny, while the french design a colorful and playful mission to turn london into a place through geometric and colorful patterns, just want to change that by bringing a lot of bright corals on buildings or like im from a space like a bridge. I
Off your day, an historic launch for nasa and elon musks spacex after months of delay. It is monday, november 16th, and youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc well, good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, and welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. I am brian sullivan. Thank you very much for joining us and speaking of good mornings, a hearty congratulations to new masters champion Dustin Johnson for his recordbreaking performance at augusta, georgia, securing the green jacket, you know, just 20 under par. Wow. Much more on his big win in a moment but first, investors winning in the stock market lately as well and more may come today futures, they are up nicely again. Look at that higher across the board. Dow futures up 300, nearly 1 . Nasdaq futures up about half a percent or 63 points remember, the dow is now just 1. 5 off a record high the s p 500 coming off a record breaking session friday. The nasdaq just 2. 3 from its own record but its really
Concede and what this means for trade deals with china as well. Don i read about the trade deal. It is on the back burner for americans because both candidates, both parties are reticent to sign those deals. We can touch on that, but front and center in the nation is the stepbystep, the back, tweet by tweet with the president , but er than that is the pandemic. It was the oddest of weekends. Francine it was a busy weekend, and here in the u. K. With news that Boris Johnson, who contracted the virus in march, even went to icu, now having to selfisolate after coming into contact with someone who tested positive. We will have plenty more on that , and the consequences for brexit. First lets get to bloomberg renews with ritika gupta. President elect joe bidens top coronavirus advisers say a National Lockdown is not on the agenda. One of them, the former surgeon general, who says the approach to fighting it is a dial that we turned up and down, depending on the severity. U. S. Case records
A success rate of nearly 95 percent and armenian civilians of bandon, a district ceded to arms or bodies. John, as part of the cease fire agreement, many are torching their homes, saying they dont want to leave anything for eyes or by john to reclaim his good to have you with us. We start here in germany and the wrangling over more or less of the walk down. German chancellor Angela Merkel had been expected to announce tougher restrictions to the 2 week old partial lockdown today, which is known as lock down light. But that did not happen. Speaking after a meeting with leaders of the countrys 16 states medical said that those leaders had objected to introducing stricter measures at this stage and that they would meet to discuss new measures. Next week, the chancellor said the restrictions imposed already have not yet the desired effect. And she called on people to reduce social contacts even more and to keep them to an absolute minimum. Are at a political correspondent, so im young. He
Could slip even deeper into crisis. To france now where violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators and protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that could make it more difficult for witnesses to film Police Officers while on duty. Chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came out in large numbers most were angry but only some were violent organizers accused protests crashes of hijacking the rally and taking their frustrations out on whatever lay in their path some even use tammas on the footpath to throw pieces as projectiles at police. The French Interior Ministry Says dozens of people were arrested. But earlier in the day it looked a little different a collective of trade unions youth organizations journalists and human Rights Groups called the rally to protest what they say is an erosion of social rights and freedoms. That. Were heading