high alert. what does this mean to you? greg palkot with a report on the possible targets. what la what are they? hello. reporter: good morning. there are been there have been warnings but rarely a warning that covers an entire country. at the state department, they re spelling it out, telling americans here in europe of the potential for terror attacks and also to take safety measures to protect themselves when traveling, specifically as we ve been reporting for the last several days, al-qaeda said to be planning a series of commando-style attacks on spots free kwebt dollars by foreigners, men s, like the eiffel tower, landmarks in berlin, the check-in, exterior areas of airports. the government in the past 24 hours has followed the u.s. lead, there is already a severe terror threat here and warning travelers will going to germany and high alert, france, germany, as for the yankees across london and europe, we ve had a fox team out, sampling opinion among tourists and
specifics for the volcker rules for congress. welcome to worldwide exchange. i m christine tan here in asia where it s 5:00 p.m. here in singapore. let s get a quick view of where asian markets are trading or have closed the session for the day. the negative session across the board we re seeing, of course, in japan, the nikkei 225 hurt by the strong yen. the yen is falling to its lowest level against the yen in two months. the kospi is off 0.3%. hang seng down 1.5%. china ma mobile is in focus after saying it was going to buy stakes in a bank. the shanghai composite, down 2.4%. the government is trying to reign in borrowing by local governments in china. in thailand, the s.e.t. is down 0.2%. and the australian markets is one of the few markets itching to the upside, up 0.3%. the jobs data in the u.s. is going to be key. the ftse cnbc global 300 index, down 14 points, 4,419. ross, how are your markets doing today? we ve got some slim losses. we haven t quite wiped those