good morning. very warm welcome to worldwide exchange here on cnbc. i m wilfred frost. i m seema mody in for sara eisen. good morning to you. nice to have you with us. good to be here. let s check gobel mlobal market. futures or i should say u.s. stocks ending higher yesterday. the s&p closing about 1.6% away from the record closing high. futures indicating a lower open. down 3 for the s&p 500. dow jones off by 14, and the nasdaq off by 3. this as we kick off the earnings season for q1. treasuries have been in focus. yesterday fed chair janet yellen dropping a hint that rates will be likely rising again shortly. the ten-year yield hanging out around 2.3% to 2.4%. right now at 2.34. let s look at equities around the world. asian equities first up. the nikkei and hang seng both down a bit today. hong kong almost down three quarters of a percent. shanghai up about 0.6%. european trade to move on to that, we had some data hit the wires. eurozone industrial output down
case got it wrong. nobody expected things to turn this thing this fast. the trump rally trademark is still available. nobody patented that, copyrighted that, it s still available. aren t you proud of the fact this show two days before the election, the day before the election, asked the questions over and over, if he wins, they control all houses of government, you at minimum get tax reform and less regulation, why would that be bad for the stock market? that question was asked over and over again on this show. i had to be called a jackass on twitter by a supposed colleague because i disagreed that the market would go down 1,000 points. by definition when this insane person with his finger on the button of the nuclear code, when he was going to be elected. we put up with a lot. we pit up with a lot to. there have been a lot of speculation about where this would all go. let s juxtapose the wisdom of the american public versus the elitist intellectual ruling class that
60-year-old woman from florida. five others, including another american were wounded, but they are expected to survive. police arrested a 19-year-old somali man who migrated from norway. he selected his victims at random and believe he suffers from mental illness. the administrator of a fund for the survivors and family members of victims from the orlando nightclub massacre held the first of two meetings about how the money will be distributed. the fund raised $23 million from donations and all of it toward the victims families next month. 49 people were killed and dozens hurt when omar mateen opened fire inside the pulse nightclub in june. steve: melania trump tackling questions head on. how she s trying to clear up the controversy. reporter: another day, another controversy. there are reports melania trump was once an illegal immigrant. it stems from nude photos the would be first lady is strongly denying these claims, this as donald trump navigates what s consider
rebels leave homs after a brutal 2-year siege, plaus. i m in soo paulo, and a few kilometres away from the wuppertal stadium. there s one stadium. there s thousands of families camped out here, saying they have nowhere else to go. the nijian group boko haram is being accused of killing as many as 300 people in a remote border town in the north-east, in the same area where 270 school girls were kidnapped last month. al jazeera as the first international media organization to visit chibok where the girls were abducted. reporter: a traumatised mother, still not having come to terms with the kidnap of her daughter. she things it s a bad dream. her daughter is one of the 270 girls taken by boko haram fighters. more than three weeks on, they are missing. i prefer if they ask my suggestion. they should go into my house, burn my house. break everything in my house. that would be better for me. even they take my life at that moment. i think i m satisfied more than if they ta
we ll start with corporate earnings mostly the blues. du dupont posted an earnings miss. how worried should we be about a global slowdown? apple is upping the ante in the mini wars. can the move to go small beat back challenges of the likes of google. we ll begin with earnings reports that are reviving jitters about global growth. shares of dupont taking a hit after earnings came in short. dow component announcing plans to cut 1,500 jobs over the next 18 months. 3m matching wall street estimates with third quarter earnings but lowering the outlook citing current economic realities and u.p.s. reporting earnings in line but revenues short of forecast. it s been said this morning that the last hour yesterday was the biggest fake pump in the history of trading given the news we re getting this morning. it was a play-action fake and turned out to be a pick six. when i look at the numbers this morning, i want to distinguish them. u.p.s., we expected bad. we gave you bad. 3m exp