europe s higher. shorts may be coming ahead of draghi s meeting tomorrow. oil is father. inventories in about five minutes from now. stocks in the midst of the third longest bull market ever. we ll look at what the plays are leading the way. three new directs have been appointed at valiant. what it means for its company and the struggling shareholders. another illness youts brake at chipotle causing a store in massachusetts to close. stock is falling on that market. first the bull market is turning seven. the dow s up 159%. s&p up 193%. nasdaq up 266%, not included dividends. it would be the next day, our co-anchor, mark haines, sat here at the exchange and said this was it, the worst was truly over in his view. take a listening. however, i m going to step out on a limb here. this is the big hold on, we ve been waiting for this. i think we re at the bottom, i really do. that morning futures were at the bottom. it was real. he was looking at the dow, 200 day mo
terrorism. john harwood will join us from the white house. before we do that, let s get up to speed on this morning s other top stories. michelle? let s start with oil. crude prices dropping after friday s opec meeting. as a result there s no agreement on output targets. in fact, the cartel didn t even mention a quota, something we haven t seen in decades. analysts say this is a message that opec or saudi arabia is willing to deal with low prices. you can see wti is back below $40 per barrel. u.s. gasoline prices dropping again as well. the lundberg survey says the average price is down 4 cents. $2.10, the lowest level since late january. in global news, big win for venezuela s opposition. the party winning control over the national assembly and changing the balance of power. the victory comes 17 years after hugo chavez started the socialist information. it could mean dramatic changes down there. in corporate news, general electric is terminating a deal that it had to s
oil down 15% since the opec meeting. our road map begins with oil hitting seven year lows. we have news on the m&a front. the latest on deals that may or may not happen. and chipotle down another 5% pre-market, dragging that stock down nearly 20% so far this year. the latest on the company s e. coli outbreak. futures moving lower following monday s stock market decline. november data showing chinese exports fell for a fifth consecutive month. we ve seen wti fall below 37 for the first time since early 09. shares of mining companies taking a hit after anglo american announced plans to cut jobs as part of restructuring. rio tinto said it will cut cap x in 16. it s all over today. rio is off 39, valet, 69%. when you slash 85,000 jobs out of 135,000, what does that say about the amount of equipment you ll spend? what does it say about the ancillary companies related to mining? this is all related to china. 13 straight months of chinese imports slumping. you can t have a s
jamie dimon is expected to take part in a conference call with analysts starting soon. he just finished eight weeks of treatment for throat cancer. he made his first public appearance on friday. the government is now rethinking the way it is trying to stop the spread of ebola. health officials cannot figure out how a nurse and dallas came down with the disease while she was treating.an ebola patient she had been wearing protective clothing. it does not change the fact that it s possible to take care of ebola safely. substantially how we approach it. authorities are now monitoring more than 100 people in dallas for possible exposure to the virus. a picture of north korean leader kim jong un in , walking with a cane. there had been speculation about his health. a south korean newspaper said he had been hospitalized after surgery on both ankles. that s in part your answer. it was a successful debut at the new york stock exchange for fiat/chrysler. shares rose almost two per
1.0. jeb bush, poking you tell them to the 2016 presidential race. we will get into all three of those stories in just a moment. first of a we go to pakistan where over 100 people, many of them children, were killed by taliban militants. the attack is the deadliest in seven years. it took place at an army run school in the northwestern region. we have been on the ground in the aftermath and we are joined by phone. thank you for your time. what is the latest on this shooting. who did this and why? the attack on the school in northwest pakistan, the death toll has gone up to more than 140. most of the debt our students. they told us that the attackers and chargene by one on them, point blank. what has been the government s response thus far? what are we hearing? statements were made on militants who wage war against the state. the operation against terrorist would not only continue, but would be further intensified. theaid that none of terrorists would be spared. on the o