veterans day as we thank those who served us in the past and continue to serve us today i m becky quick along with joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin things are in the green once again. looks like the dow is indicated up by about 181 points and if we were to open at these levels and hold it through the session, you would be looking at the dow closing at a record high it has been up six out of the last seven sessions. up another 626 points yesterday. dow futures are up, s&p futures up by about 26 and then the nasdaq, which has been the weaker part over the last several sessions, down more 1%, actually indicated higher today as well. up by about 130. the bond market today the is closed in ob sservance of veters day. we ll talk with david petraeus later this morning andrew thanks. and an important day in the united states of course. but there is also a holiday going on in china, very different kind of holiday, made up of a shopping a made up shopping holiday i should s
what i m talking about. i cced all of you including you people watching me on a tv at best buy. we re all meeting after the elections down by the city dump, you know, where kilmeade gets his furniture. by the way brian said we could use his old heir pieceses for the molotov cocktails. those things are more flammable than baby pajamas. but why not embrace what the democrats predict? the end of democracy, which begins with voting. the fundamental element to democracy. it s like saying pizza is going to stae peer the moment you start making dough. first they hate the electrical college then hate simple majorities, next they ll call america s got talent an insurrection. this means we conservatives adherence to the constitution are only voting to destroy the constitution. it makes absolutely no sense at all. it s like adding the 28th amendment saying none of the above. it s as incoherent as a biden speech after his daily covid shot. but that s our plan according to the insane clow
hit a building in san jose killing one person and injuring another. it happened at around noon on curtner avenue near little orchard street. police say the black dodge hit a prius before it hit the alliance credit union. you can see glass near the entrance. the building was being remodeled and two workers were on ladders when they were struck. one died at the scene. the other was rushed to the hospital. both vehicles stayed at the scene. both drivers are cooperating. the investigation will pretty much determine who was at fault but that hasn t been determined yet. police have not yet released the identities of the victims. just days after the election, a major shake-up inside the trump transition team. weijia jang reports the president-elect s second in command is now in the top spot. reporter: liz and ken this big staffing announcement means that president-elect trump s right-hand man mike pence will oversee the final vetting and make recommendations to fill trump s
were unchanged for a fifth straight month. not unexpected. it was forecast by all 18 economists we survey. the korean economy has been growing at its fastest pace in more than five years. hong kong and china are at lunch, but the shanghai composite is heading for its biggest loss since the start of the month. this is the picture in singapore , tokyo, and sydney. stocks in japan and australia are a bright spot, but singapore down .7%. i will be back in half an hour. time now for bloomberg west. cory: i am cory johnson, and you are watching bloomberg west. coming up, emily sits down with jack ma to talk competing with amazon. is bigger really better? sam grobart reviews the new ipad pro and whether it will be a good fit for business. with rising costs and shrieking tax credits, is the sun ready to set on solar city? first, single day has become the largest online shopping day in the world. no one knows that better than jack ma. the e-commerce giant posted record-breaking sa
a profit warning on declining demand for business jet engines. good morning this is bloomberg s surveillance. i m guy johnson in london with tom keene in new york. good morning, tom. is: what s got me going rolls-royce we are seeing this across many industries, but it started yesterday with macy s in new york, truly disappointing. then it comes over to this rolls-royce, the engine maker. there is a set of corporate pauses, and that is what is got my attention. guy: we ll talk more about that later. tom, we have a great show lined up. let s get to the first word vonnie quinn is in new york. vonnie: good morning. in iraq, kurdish fighters tried to retake his many cities retake sinjar. the major objective of the assault is to cut off isis supply lines. last year they surrounded the city. it led to the first u.s. airstrikes. the next round of talks on syria s civil war resume saturday in vienna, and russia is proposing a political transition that would last up to 18 mon