P. M. Eastern time. Tenyear yield still a shade below 3 . Germany, italy, switzerland all closed today. London did just wrap up an early close with a 14 gain for the year. Stocks are set to open up high again today. Streaming video getting a little bit cheaper. Will it be a hit . Netflix working on a lower price plan that only lets you watch on one screen at a time. And the surge in home prices continue. Prices in october did jump over 13 yearonyear. Thats the highest gain since february 06. Robert shiller is here to tell us exactly what we need to know. The dow up nearly 26 , s p up 9, the nasdaq 38 this year. The dow is on pace for its best year since 96, s p the best since 97. All the coverage is trying to take stock of what went right . Or is it fewer things going wrong . David kelly in usa today saying it was the downsizing of fear that allowed money to come back in the market. Its interesting when you talk about that downsizing, we have not seen the broader participation of the r
The crimean referendum, of course, is this weekend. The roadmap begins with continuing Global Concerns led by china and ukraine. Have the markets looking at a modestly higher open this after the major averages logged their worst day since february 3 period. General motors is firing back that air bag failure in recalled vehicles resulted in more than 300 deaths. Target admitting it did not take immediate action after Security Software originally alerted the company to malicious activity after the data breach. And Mark Zuckerberg calls president obama to complain about the governments surveillance programs. First up, though, thursday, the 13, was bad luck for the bulls as worries about a slowdown in china and rising tension between ukraine and russia helped spark a market selloff. All 30 components finishing in the red. And the s p has fallen to negative territory for the year and the nasdaq posting a decline for the fifth time in six sessions. The s p has only had a yeartodate gain nine
25 people were killed, dozens were hurt, and nearly 4,000 homes and apartments were destroyed. In this present day, warm temperatures, dry hillsides, and a deepening drought, firefighters are on high alert. Jeff ranieri is with us. In many ways, this is the new normal. Thankfully, not much wind. Yes, were in this threeyear drought and should start off and say were not expecting any kind of wind event tonight that would rival anything close to the Oakland Hills fire back in 91, so that is the good news. Not looking at winds to exceed 20 miles per hour. Attacking this strong by the land today with the fire trucks. Temperatures at 74 degrees from 2 00 to 3 20 when the fires did spark. Humidity helped the firefighters at 40 . Haas not overly dry air. Winds gusted as high as 30 miles per hour. The other thing that helped firefighters was the quick attack by helicopters with some of these water drops. As we get a look at the winds right now, it is onshore, ten to 20 miles per hour. I dont ex
We want to family pay the child and the family can take care of the costs. The u. S. Reported nearly 1500 coronavirus deaths yesterday alone. The most in a single day since mid may. Kevin corke is live at the white house with more on the administrations push for inperson learning. Good morning. Good to be with you. A bit of frustration on the president as the administration continues its push to try to get School Districts to reopen and allow School Age Kids back into the classroom this fall. President trump i want to get the schools open. They should be open. The children, if you look statistically its incredible how strong they are. Their immune systems are incredible. We have to get our schools open, our country open. A lot of the reason its not happening is because blue state governors, if you take a look at some of the democrat governors, they dont want their state open. They think it hurts me on november 3. That from a conversation with Maria Bartiromo this morning. The white hou
Germanys longest river is shrinking at an alarming rate. An extreme water shortage on the rhine has hit the environment and the economy hard news channels need to be dredged so that ships can transport goods and people along the river. While the rhine is regarded as germanys most important river, it has inspired a famous authors. Composers and philosophers over the ages, but with temperatures getting hotter, the mighty waterway is gradually losing its size and stature. Traffic on the depleted water channels has been brought to a stand still in some places along the rhine. Our report are met with people whose livelihoods are being affected by the drought. Ah, historically low water level, in some places, the rhine is no more than a meter deep things have come to a standstill. In our trip in western germany, operations have been stalled for days. The water is too shallow for the ferry, which this Family Business runs. This was a mob on there. The water was one meter, 31. If we cross over