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hackers are threatening to meet the new pirates of the caribbean film to hit theaters this friday. they say they want a ransom that disney will not pay up your latest developments coming out. for blogger to put to some good support. big news today. shares are up on the news. plus we are keeping an eye on retail today. home depot earnings didn t expect to be a bright spot for the sector. earnings and revenue to rise from year ago in home depot shares at 157 in change. the fast food giant taking how big your way to a whole new level with the latest menu of offerings. we ll have the details. maria: nasdaq and s&p 500 coming off of record highs. down industrial south, s&p 500 down to five. nasdaq up fractionally. in your upcoming european indices this morning. mixed performance theirs as well. ft 100 a pop of 1%. cac quarante up almost half of 1%. japan s nikkei average is up a quarter of a percent of the shanghai of three quarters of a percentage sign it. stories coming ou ....
by mid-week, the drama in washington spilled over onto wall street. but the major indexes climbed their way back. today the dow jones industrials advanced to 20,804. nasdaq was up 28. s&p 500 gained 16. for all of the week s dramatic ups and downs, the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 were off just fractionally. dominic chu has more on the week that was on wall street and why it wasn t that bad. reporter: the week didn t start off with any real fireworks. but by the time wednesday morning came around, there was a feel like we actually might see that long-awaited pullback for stocks that s been absent for so long. wall street had been shaking off the headlines from washington for weeks and even months. but the possibility of interference by the white house in an active fbi investigation was enough to rattle things a little bit, enough to push stocks down on wednesday by the most in around eight months, certainly the most in 2017. and it put a real end to that run of calm and s ....
from the paris climate agreement, europe and china are expected to re affirm their commitments and expand collaborations. and what effect will brexit have on countries like south africa? we have an exciting report. including some wine. it may be a little bit early for wine in the uk but not everywhere in the world. welcome to world business report. i m rachel horne. in a minute, we ll enter a parallel universe of augmented reality. but first, president trump has said he will pull the united states out of the paris climate change accord, calling it an unfair agreement that would hamstring the american economy while empowering the worst polluting nations. the announcement drew immediate criticism around the world. european leaders said the deal could not be renegotiated. but us coal producers welcomed the decision, while the move drew criticism from other business executives likejeff immelt, the chief executive of ge, who said it would hurt us companies‘ ability to work ....
decision, blaine. raj as you know so very well this was a truly polarizing decision made today by president trump. as you can imagine reaction started rolling in quickly. perhaps most notably from former president obama who negotiated the deal. in fact we received his statement before president trump had finished his peach. keep in mind this was a global agreement one that included countries in fact only two countries declined to join at the time it was syria and nicaragua. and now the united states is added to that list. no deal president trump announcing today. the u.s. will pull out of the paris climate accord. a global agreement to cut greenhouse gassy missions. so we re getting out, but we will start to negotiate, and we will see if we can make a deal that s fair. and if we can that s great. and if we can t that s fine. the move philadelphia a campaign promise while ending a major obama deal. in a statement the former president said he believes the remainin ....
his cell. of course the inmate was michael tyree who had a history of mental illness appear the district attorney and sheriff called it justice. it s a sad day when law enforcement officers are convicted when those sworn to uphold the law and protect others instead choose to victimize and in this case kill the inmate. the acts carried out by the individuals have tarnished the reputation of this profession and of our entire agency. conversely, i stand behind the hard work and dedication of the 1400 deputies who perform their job every day the attorney for michael tie re s family told me by phone the family members are grateful but not comforted. it s bittersweet because it s absolutely tragic. michael is dead and each of the three young men who ruined the guys lives now have ruined lives. reporter: now those three now former jail departments were replanned into custody immediately. amid the tearful sobbing of families they were handcuffed and taken from the c ....