this week. the democrats say there is no rush and that any decision should wait for the election. an exclusive interview with atlanta fed s rafael on the prospect of race. the bank of thailand make policy decisions this week. central banks heading the headline when it comes to the agenda this week. take a look at markets setting up in the early part of this monday. liquidity is in session in asia. japanese markets are off in respect to the holiday. that also means treasuries at cash trading won t begin until the london session. asian equities are up someone it comes to rebound after tech put u.s. stocks to a six-week low on friday. the s&p contracts trading law by that the%, suggesting downward pressure could continue after three days. kospi futures are looking positive. that does hold the crucial export data. about half a up percent. sydney futures lower by 6/10 of 1%. we did get positive developments when it comes to the coronavirus case numbers continuing to trend lower an
economy. denuclearization is on the menu as president trump and kim jong-un meet for the second time. it s 6:00 a.m. here in hanoi and were gearing up for the official talks between president trump and kim jong-un. north korean state media already saying they are expecting comprehensive and innovative results from the official talks. today we are expecting another one and one one on one this morning and a joint statement in afternoon, following some friendlier talks last night where the two leaders dined together and they joked around, saying they had an interesting dialogue in that 30 minute conversation. the key questions remain, are we going to see more steps on denuclearization and could we get an inner for declaration? withll discuss all this ban ki-moon later this hour. and will speak to christopher hill and leon panetta. let s see how things are shaping up for the markets. the u.s. first look at close, we had a topsy-turvy session with the s&p 500 closing flat. healt
which appears to show new damage in recent strikes. also this morning, ukranian troops refusing to surrender the besieged city of mariupol, despite a deadline by forces. they are asked to agree today on a corridor. this hasas the u.s. sends anoth $800 million to ukraine, including weapons. matt, the mayor is urging the residents to evacuate, and it comes after state department officials said nato allies could be involved in helping civilians get to safety. this is new. what are you hearing? reporter: this is new, bianna, and it s something we know the people inside of that steel plant complex called for as early as yesterday. we spoke to, cnn spoke to the commander of the ukranian marines that are part of the ukranian resistance that is still holding out inside that steel plant yesterday. and what he said is he was calling for a third party country to basically be involved in an evacuation route, basically saying it would take a country outside ukraine and russia to kind of
200,000. the best such stretch since the tech boom. over the months the economy has added 2.5 million jobs. the associated press said the dow jones traded high ahead of the jobs report. and the obama administration has called for tighter security measures at foreign airports that have direct flights to the u.s. and al qaeda is trying to develop a new bomb that would go undetected through security. there s no indication that there s a specific threat to the u.s. a pentagon briefing at 11:35 eastern. we will cover that live. we will also cover today s white house briefing. likely to be asked is about airport security. that briefing is scheduled to begin about 12:35 eastern. t my first reaction was surprise. because ied a worked for mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter s wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on. but i also, because of my association. i know elgin baylor. i know what he was complaining about. so i was co
40s in the coast. noontime, 60s inland and another sunny and mild afternoon. winds are shifting from an offshore component to an onshore component. a look at thanksgiving, which may include rain, in a few minutes. carolyn? thank you, lisa. there is a new nuclear agreement between iran, the u.s., and five other world powers this morning. it was reached early today geneva time after weeks of secret meetings and decades of diplomatic silence. some loud objections are already coming from israeli leaders. abc 7 news reporter sergio contana has the details. u.s. secretary of state john kerry shakes hands with the iranian foreign minister. this deal marks the important step in what has been a cold history with iran. for what, 34 years, iran and the united states have not been able to talk to each other. at the white house, president obama says this agreement marks a promised new path for curbing iran s nuclear ambitions. since i took office, i made clear my determination