German company to raise profit outlook. We talk to the ceo at 11 30 cct. Good morning, everyone it is monday hope you all had a great weekend and it is a new week, especially for those investors caught with political tensions between north korea and u. S. , sent stocks down, the worst performance since last november. On this monday morning, seeing a bit of a relief rally. If we look at the indexes one by one, these gains are broad based. Ftse up by a half point. Dax surging by 1. 12 we will talk to the cfo later today. When it comes to the sectors, what youll see is that we see a bit of a rebound when it comes to the Banking Sector, up by 1. 7 this is one that was hurt pretty heavily. Auto trading high on the back of fiat report that oil and gas are underperformers. Back to the big political story that kept us busy over the weekend. President trump under fire for failing to explicitly condemn white supremacist groups, this where a man drove his car into people protesting against extrem
Arrival, the democratic candidate joe biden, told his supporters to keep the faith and said he is still on course for victory with predictions the democrats could win at arizona, a once reliable conservative seat. We will have to be patient until the hard work of counting the votes is finished and it aint over until every vote is counted, every ballot is counted. The counting continues with the president outperforming pollsters predictions. It is a tight race to the white house with results in key Battle Ground states still to come. It may take hours or even days for the final result to be known. At the touch screen and keeping track of the votes is Reeta Chakrabarti. With the votes is Reeta Chakrabarti. With the president ial race absolutely neck and neck i will be plotting what each man has to do and which states they have to carry in order to win. A closely contested and highly divisive president ial race is farfrom highly divisive president ial race is far from over. Stay with us f
When they made landfall on the rural area of the country. Hitting about 405 miles southeast of manila having officials worried about catastrophic damage and casualty. Its so bad that they have lost contact with people and the equipment used to measure the wind. More than 125,000 people have been evacuated from the towns and the villages. Visibility is so poor in some spots, only silhouettes could be seen through the thick curtains of the water. They predict that the storm will be maintaining the super typhoon strength despite weakening as they pass overland. Youll have to be curious about the differences as there is no difference. Its the same strength of the storm given a different name. Headed towards vietnam as they will get there this weekend with a little local connection here. At this time of the year all the moisture drawn up. Working their way over the pacific ocean. And some of the rainstorms we get here will origin gnat here. Look closely and youll see one guy is standing out
Captioned by the National Captioning Institute www. Ncicap. Org ,,,,,,,,, vietnam is next. This is about as dangerous of a storm that you could get. The super typhoon slamming the philippines and vietnam is next. Paul is tracking the storm. Its as wide as the distance from San Francisco to lake tahoe. Thats basically what storm was earlier today. Super typhoon, stronger winds than Hurricane Katrina and hurricane andrew. Peak wind gusts earlier today at 220 miles per hour. Winds as strong in the center of the storm as an ef4 tornado, but the no lasting just a few minutes. Were talking some spots got those winds for hours on end. Heres a look at what it looked like in the philippines today. It has cut communications, blocked roads, sending debris flying throughout the central philippines. The sustained winds of 147 miles an hour. And with gusts of 170 miles an hour. When they made landfall on the rural area of the country. Hitting about 405 miles southeast of manila having officials worr
Philippines. Reporter windows were no match for the fury of typhoon haiyan. Strong winds roared through the empty streets as villagers in the philippines took cover from the historic storm. Meteorologists say the category 5 storm is possibly the most powerful to make landfall anywhere in the globe. This was the image at its peak intensity with winds sustained at 195 miles per hour. Reporter waves crashed on land washing away pieces of peoples lives. Tin sheets ripped from building roofs also scattered throughout the roads. Adults are doing what they can to protect their children. This woman said, the winds and rain were very strong. Thats why we decided to leave our house. She was among the hundreds of thousands of people forced to evacuate and now the storm is headed for another target. Over the next 24 to 36 hours, it could still be a major typhoon. In fact, the forecast is for another landfall perhaps in vietnam as a category 3 storm. Reporter officials worry the death toll will cli