and you can see we are up ever so slightly in france and generally across the board for the major european markets. the ten-year note yield yesterday crept above 2.5. and this morning is hanging right in there at 2.53. you can see crude oil also up a little less than 1%. let s get to our roadmap this morning. and it starts with debating the dow 20,000. is it behind us? and we re going to drill down into the dow 30 stocks. we ll have more on caterpillar, dupont, j.p. morgan, goldman. yeah, i know, don t look at me like that. who knew? man, i ve been up since 3:30, i m ready to go. what s wrong with you? you re slacking. another busy day for earnings, ford, fiat, comcast and interview with andrew liveris on his recent meetings in the white house. speaking of dow, johnson & johnson makes a $30 billion cash acquisition this morning. it s actilion. a large cross border deal and we will take a closer look at it as we should. could it be a faber? i think the whole show today
vote to endorse donald trump for president. the endorsement has been criticized by some including the president of the black shield and says he has views and support tactics that could harm members of the community like stop and frisk. we will talk to the union president to get his response to the controversy. now to a murder-suicide inside a local burger qing. the witnesses say a man showed up while his girlfriend was working, shot and killed her and then killed himself. it allha restaurant at the corner of west 110th and lorraine in cleveland. and we are there live tonight with details on what happened. and this all happened around 8:00 this morning. now, 10 hours later, you can the crime tape is still up and we re told this burger king will be closed until further notice. the people who work here say they never saw this coming. reporter: co-worker asks why as they sit within sight of where their friend was killed. i didn t expect this because she said she had left
state is allowing the shelter to stay open. afor what you reported, i m sickened. that local home is operated by your tax dollars, but last month, we expose the vulnerable members of our community are living in the worst conditions. we ve been staying on top of the investigation. kristin, you obtained photos of what it s like inside that adult care facility reporter: yeah. i ve got them what s just as disturbing is that the state of ohio continues to allow them to operate even though the conditions you re about to see have existed for years. there s no reason after i watched your report that the place is still open, none. reporter: once again, there are bugs. there is filth. there is down right disgust. still rake in hundreds of thousands of state and federal draft each year dollars each year because the state does not yank the license qi m beg are for them to do something. reporter: it s a situation that baffles terry russell and angers him, too. he heads up th
following this morning. a police officer has been shot and killed in washington state. this is still a developing situation for police there. we will be updating you every ten minutes. good morning. thursday. it is december 1st. here we go. i m brian duffy. tia: i m tia ewing. the other big story will hit you right in the face when you open the front door. after a few days in the 60s, the temperature is dropping like a rock this brian: sam, driving in this morning it looked a little glazy to me. samantha: we had that rain last night and very early this morning. there is some wintery precipitation outside, so you may notice like sheen on the roads, if you will, but i don t think it will slow you down too much or be dangerous, anything like that. so it is safe to send your young drivers out on the roads this morning. just watch out for the light precipitation that we do have. 6:01. with temperatures above freezing, of course, that s why i don t expect any major issues f
i m brian duffy. tia: you seem excited like you re ready to get rid of me. let s get a check on traffic and the weekend forecast beginning with samantha roberts. what do you have cooking, sam? samantha: it s cold out there, so really we re not cooking at all. we re freezing in the 30s, and it s mainly dry outside. you can see a lot of lake-effect cloud cover out there, but no rain or snow in our coverage area. you have to go up to northwestern pennsylvania around into new york to find significant rain or snowshowers. that westerly wind not helping us get any snow right now because it pushes it right across the lake and into south erie. here at home things are pretty quiet, but i have a little chance throughout the day for a brief wintery mix. we ll say it might drizzle a little bit and spit a little snow from time to time, but nothing of significance. now, if you live out east in the snowbelt, i think you have a better chance of seeing a the rest of us it s a lot of cloud