Economic outlook grow. The two biggest drivers, strength in germany and france. Things are up slightly this morning in european trading. But there has been some interesting calls on this. And well talk more about what jim cramer had to say about europe a little bit later in the show too. An update from our colleagues in london in a few minutes. Jimmy saying europe is back. And thats a big story for u. S. Stocks. Corporate news, the former jpmorgan trader known as the london whale and regulators reached an agreement to avoid criminal prosecution. But two are expected to be charged as soon as today. The s. E. C. Is said to be in settlement talks with jpmorgan over disclosures of the trading losses. Number of activist investors in the news today. Lets start with carl icahn. Hes taking a large position in apple and says the stock could be worth as much as 700 a share. If ceo tim cook pushed for a larger stock buyback. In the tweet yesterday, icahn announced he has spoken to the apple boss,
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A key u. S. Ally, seemingly in chaos this morning. Right now, a violent crackdown on protesters is taking place in egypt. Egypt has been the scene of Political Tension for months. And overnight, things boiled over. Abcs Tahman Bradley joins us with the details. Good morning, tahman. Reporter diana and john, good morning. The crackdown came from Egyptian Security forces against supporters of egypts ousted president mohamed morsi. When those Security Forces moved in, they did so with volleys of teargas, along with armored cars and bulldozers. The intention was to clear two sites where morsi supporters had been holding protests. Their sitin had entered its seventh week. A statement from morsis Muslim Brotherhood party says at least 200 people have been killed. Hospital estimates put the number of those injured in the thousands. Government tv reports put those numbers significantly lower. And sources tell us that at least 200 morsi supporters have been arrested so far. Initially it was tho