december 2008. brent had its best day since collecting data. you are still looking at wti at 61.81 and present at 65.85 in asia, the knnikkei up about 3 points this morning, some early trading in europe, fairly muted there. ftse slightly higher in france, the cac slightly down, so is the dax. check out treasury yields, the so-year is now yielding 1.833% the 30 year a little lower but well above what we ve seen in recent months. let s talk about the corporate story of the morning wework now delaying its ipo. surprise but says it will still go public by the end of the year the company has been prepared for its investor road show which was supposed to take place today. but made the decision last night to stand down. this reportedly over concerns that there is not enough stock mark et investors. work reporting they will not go public until at least october at the earliest adam neumann wants to get through the jewish holidays before he considers the next steps. because that is
results that came in significantly below expectations. sabmiller rejects inbev s takeover offer saying the 42.15 number is still below what they want. first up, yum brands will take a hit in the premarket. the home of kfc, pizza hut and taco bell missed with third quarter results. greg creed says the pace of recovery in yum s china division is below expectations. in q3, we were looking for a 9.6 number. they used the words unexpected headwinds, despite everything we know about what is going on there. let s understand i know david tweeted what does this say about china growth. i say what does this mean about execution? nike is selling a lot of shoes there. starbucks has had a fantastic run. apple is selling well. samsung, verification of that. samsung s business strong with apple. this is inexplicable. i think people are tired of it people are tired of the breakup story, the sum of the parts, when will it happen? you don t break a company up when the business is bad, b
the teen that survived. police found the body 35-year-old bradley stone near his pennsburg home this afternoon. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. we are now learning how he carried out his killing spree that left his ex-wife and five of her family members dead. familiar, friends and complete strangers have gathered tonight to remember nicole stone and her family at emotional vigil in souderton. fox 29 s shawnette wilson is there. shawnette are it is just simply heart wrenching. reporter: let me tell you, lucy, it was hard to sit inside this church and watch most people crying and struggling to console each other. this is a tragedy that has devastated a family actually destroyed a family and shaken this community. a lot of people gathered many of them who know the victims of this tragedy. many did not know and simply been following what has happened since yesterday and they are struggling to come to grips with what has happened this vigil happened here tonigh
took to a very big stage, and actual stage, and gave a very big speech at columbia university. this was a major speech, and for one thing, she was darn good. mrs. clinton: indeed, it is a time for wisdom for, yet again, the family of a young, black man is grieving a life cut short. yet again, the streets of an american city is marred by violence, by shattered glass and shouts of anger and shows of force. yet again, a community is relaying it s all lines laid bare, and its bonds of trust and respect breeds. mark: john, we are going to talk more in detail about it, but your first cut on how hillary clinton did in her first policy speech. john: let s start by the fact that i and you and many others have been critical of her for being substance free, for not putting out more of a policy agenda but here he is stepping forward this situation still playing out, the worst of it hopefully over, and seizing the agenda on a big issue. i thought the performance was strong. i thought the
columbia university. this was a major speech, and for one thing, she was darn good. candidate hillary clinton: indeed, it is a time for wisdom, for, yet again, the family of a young, black man is grieving a life cut short. yet again, the streets of an american city are marred by violence, by shattered glass and shouts of anger and shows of force. yet again, a community is reeling, its fault lines laid bare, and its bonds of trust and respect breeds. mark: john, we are going to talk more in detail about it, but your first cut on how hillary clinton did in her first policy speech. john: let s start by the fact that i and you and many others have been critical of her for being substance free, for not putting out more of a policy agenda, but here she is stepping forward this situation still playing out, the worst of it hopefully over, and seizing the agenda on a big issue. i thought the performance was strong. i thought the substance was a little thinner, but the timing was impec