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was raising her voice, demanding answers. he was there with no arm or anybody could do anything with him and this transportation company could careless. reporter: we went to yellow bird s bus depot the company refused an on camera interview and would only tell thaws marcus quote, slipped through the cracks. the school district of fail elaborated said marcus was allowed to get off two stops ahead of his normal one. the driver was a substitute driver who did not know that the six year-old had special need. district policy is that the driver should have known, that this is vital information. it is unacceptable for this thing to happen. we have procedures in place. we re making clear to all of our vendors what our procedure is. we are reiterate ago this to our vendors, our drivers, whether they need sub tooth drivers, full-time drivers, it does not matter. reporter: school district says it did meet with the bus company, this afternoon, to go over those policies an ....
the takata recall widens internationally, sending takata shares sharply lower. and a very warm welcome to the show. we are awaiting a speech by vladimir putin in moscow. you re looking at live pictures of the kremlin palace where he s due to start speaking. the nation addresses to the duma any minute now. we will bring you pictures of that and the headlines of the speech if and when it comes. the speech comes as relations between the u.s. and russia remain strained. the u.s. president barack obama has laid the blame firmly at the door of the kremlin. i m less optimistic about russia. i have a very direct and blunt business-like relationship with putin. we had a very productive relationship when medicine very was approximat medev was president. partly because he was been integrating himself into a nationalist backward-looking approach to russian politics. it s scaring the heck out of his neighbors and badly damaging his economy. sanctions are having a big bite on their ....
the market stocks are set to open higher and the spm coming off the best week of the year and we ll tell you if we are in for another green week in wall street. and tesla s ceo elon musk met with the head of m&a at apple earlier last year and as apple sits on the massive tech pile is the tech giant thinking about buying tesla. and activist agreeing to buy forrest labs in a deal worth $25 billion but in the midst of that $25 billion deal why is everyone talking about carl icahn? stocks are coming off their best week of the year and the indices gaining more than 2% and the dow and the s&p posted gains in six oat uut of the last seve trading days. it s eight-day win streak will get your attention. it shaved a lot of the correction off. 1838, not far from the all-time high of 1850. yeah. it s back to sort of climbing the wall of worry. remember all those concerns about emerging markets and china and things seemed to have calm a little bit in japan a 3% move in the n ....
formula is going to hurt its third quarter revenue. plus, apple has reportedly sold two suppliers. it s cutting orders for the new model of its iphone and upping orders on its high end 5s. hello and welcome to this wednesday on worldwide exchange. plenty to talk through on today s show with the clock running down on debt ceiling. we ll hear from one guest who says markets are still unfaced by the risk of default. clearly if you take a look at the price action, john kenalli joins us. never mind the debt ceiling threat, one of the biggest ipos join us. japan s softbank had a boost after securing a majority stake in the finish gamemaker supersoft. could this be a sign of more m&a in the pipeline? and here in london, we get the latest unemployment data 23430 minutes. has the rate dropped closer to the knockout for forward guide yaps? if that s not enough, the london stock exchange is playing host to russian business leaders. that s a first on cnbc at 10:40. but firs ....
behind a drop in revenue last quarter. and the prime minister has replaced his long standing finance minister with a political unknown, but does it change the investment climate? we ll hear from the former prime minister. announcer: you re watching worldwide exchange, bringing you business news from around the globe. hello. welcome to the show. we kick off with the latest data out of europe. the market eurozone pmi is coming in weaker than expected. the flash number, 51.5. it was 51.9 in october and investors expected it to tick up slightly to 52. divergence between germany and france. the german composite numbered ticked up to 54.3. the french number, i m afraid, ticks down. french services at a four-month low, manufacturing at a six-month low and the composite, 48.5, 50.5 in october. we saw in the second quarter. negative growth for france and now we are getting contracting activity, as well. chris williamson is global chief economist at market that helps comp ....