A toxic environment on campus. Don champion is here in new york with more. Reporter last night about 150 protesters gathered on the campus, concerns over race and discrimination have been building for years at mizzou and got a big boost over the weekend when members of the Football Team took a stand with a student who is holding a hunger strike. Locked in arms in a picture, Football Players at the university of missouri have threatened to walk out over concerns about racial incidents at the school. All Stay Together as a team and we all made this decision as a team to not talk to the media. Reporter over the weekend the team said it would not take the field any more until University President tim wolfe resigns or is removed. For months, campus groups have complained about wolfes handling of recent racial harassment consents incidents on campus. Graduate student jason butler has staged a weeklong hunger strike. The administration has failed to take tangible actions to really make campus
And that weighed on stocks. But it wasnt the only thing. The organization for Economic Cooperation and development lowered its Global Growth forecast. So while things may be looking up for the u. S. Economy, especially after last fridays jobs report, it comes at a time of weakening Economic Growth around the world. By the close today the Dow Jones Industrial average dropped 179 points to 17,730. Nasdaq fell 51. And the s p 500 lost 20. As for the bond market, yields rose as prices fell. The tenyear u. S. Note is now up more than a third of a percentage point in yield in less than a month. Bob pisani shows us how the market is responding to this new reality. Reporter stocks experienced their weakest day in over a month. Much of the decline was due to continuing fallout from the strong jobs report and the increasing likelihood that the fed will raise rates in december. Interest ratesensitive groups like reits and emerging markets and Home Builders were all down about 2 . This rate hike t
Losing streak in 26 years good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Thanks for joining us. Im annemarie green. This morning, protests over racist incidents at the university of missouri are growing. Faculty members say they will walk out of class today in solidarity with students. The protesters, led by the Football Team, are demanding the reremoval of the universitys president tim wolfe. They say his lack of action to the racists episode has produced a toxic environment on campus. Don champion is here in new york with more. Reporter last night about 150 protesters gathered on the campus, concerns over race and discrimination have been building for years at mizzou and got a big boost over the weekend when members of the Football Team took a stand with a student who is holding a hunger strike. Locked in arms in a picture, Football Players at the university of missouri have threatened to walk out over concerns about racial incidents at the school
Headquarters here in new york. Thanks for joining us. Im annemarie green. This morning, protests over racist incidents at the university of missouri are growing. Faculty members say they will walk out of class today in solidarity with students. The protesters, led by the Football Team, are demanding the reremoval of the universitys president tim wolfe. They say his lack of action to the racists episode has produced a toxic environment on campus. Don champion is here in new york with more. Reporter last night about 150 protesters gathered on the campus, concerns over race and discrimination have been building for years at mizzou and got a big boost over the weekend when members of the Football Team took a stand with a student who is holding a hunger strike. Locked in arms in a picture, Football Players at the university of missouri have threatened to walk out over concerns about racial incidents at the school. All Stay Together as a team and we all made this decision as a team to not ta
Were talking about geopolitics and it was another example of how that are so many cracks in the overall system and these are not necessarily great times. Time to introduce bloombergs editor in chief. Thank you for joining us. David you always been a note of optimism. Matt i will disappointed today. Stephanie i think we need to get to some news first. David we go to our first word, and bonnie quinn. Bonnie heavily armed police raided in apartment today searching for the suspected mastermind of the terrorist attack. When it was over, two people were dead, and seven were arrested it is not known if the elected ringleader was among them. It took place in the suburb of far from theot soccer stadium or one of the attacks took place. Last night, to air france theyts were delayed after received anonymous threats. One from los angeles landed in Salt Lake City the other was diverted to halifax, canada. No threats were found in either flight after searched. Is not hisl says it time. He dropped ou