. >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum.hese are your headlines. >>> europe has the worst in the pullback and bond yields tumble as the board member rules out fur further rate hikes. >>> and the late 2023 rally takes a breather and investors reassess the rate expectation. >>> opposite ends of the line. er ericsson shares are deep in the red. >>> and negotiators are considering a phaseout of fossil fuels as the lead speaker claims he doesn't believe in climate science. >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." we have final pmi crossing the wire from the eurozone. the pmi has come in at 47.6. that is better than the fl flash estimate of 47.1. the services pmi at 48.7. that was better than 48.2. we are still seeing a contraction in business activity. in terms of what this means, the fall in november business activity adds to recession expectations. that is what the survey provider has to say. the service sector maintains the slide in november. the index does not leave much room for optimism for a swift recovery in the immed

. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum.hese are your headlines. >>> european equities dip as investors assess the outlook for rate cuts and the bank of japan could finally be ready to tighten and the yen has the biggest one-day drop since january. >>> chinese exports rise for the first time in six months and president xi jinping is willing to make the u.s. the trade economic trade partner. italy is walking away from the belt and road initiative. >>> crude prices pick up a little after slipping to the six-month low and wti dipping to the $70 mark. >>> and carson block shorts blackstone saying a perfect storm looms for the commercial are property sector. >> we don't think there is any way they can maneuver out of this. we think starting next year, the business and cash flow will be under significant strain. >>> warm welcome to "street signs." we will kickoff with the show with asia. there have been a couple of notable developments overnight. we start with the sdata out of china. exports grew for the first time in six months.

i'm joumanna bercetche with julianna tatelbaum in london.teve sedgwick joins us from the cop28 summit in dubai. these are our headlines. >>> the u.n. secretary-general hitting out on the net zero he charter saying it falls short. the ex-ceo tells me that companies and governments are united on the importance of cutting emissions. >> what we are focused on is emissions. the challenge is eliminating emissions. how we do that is a function of where technology goes and the circumstances are and where the emissions are emitted. >> john kerry pushes back on cop28 president's claims that there is no science behind calls to phase out fossil fuels and government must stick to the paris agreement. >> you must keep 1.5% as the north star. everything should be geared to make the statement does this advance or take us in the wrong direction? >>> and investors go overweight on roche with the $2.7 billion takeover of the pharmaceuticals. we will hear from teresa graham this morning. >>> and twice as gold. the talk of fed cuts is premature and raising the b

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for that let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum live from london. julianna, good morning.h liesing streak. where do the major averages stand on this first trading day of december? >> good morning and wonderful to see you this morning. well, as of now u.s. futures are green suggesting the positive momentum we saw in the month of november is going to continue at the start of the month of december. anyway, the final trading month of the year. to take stock of where we landed after that strong month, the s&p landed nearly 9% higher for the month of november. the dow jones added about 9% as well. and the tech heavy nasdaq gained more than 10%. so leading the gains for wall street. the u.s. dollar is another one to watch this month, the final trading month of the year. it weakened significantly over the course of november. in terms of the day ahead things to watch, we've got the u.s. manufacturing index. we've also got a speech from jerome powell coming up. and of course the federal reserve and its path is central to where markets go from here. >> meanwhile, europeans who have s

i mean, and which i call them one of the greatest you, unless it will of history. julianna's arms, you needed them a visit to them in the bell marsh. maximum security prison officer is tortured by british paul, a british authorities. it's a, it's a terrible loss to truth tellers. there's an inspiration to people all around the world and so many different languages to so many leaders that came under fire from the u. s. military industrial complex. and he knew the lies told by networks like the bbc, cnn, it was a vocal course, a fake of journalism that it's so on display today when we look at gaza, when we look at you crane. and of course, that's why you found a i t as an outlet that he could speak to, because he was band defacto by old british media where he, he moves the officer all the awards, the one of the, all the great films he made starting out talking about all of us, we had an ecology right through to the vietnam war to cambodia. just as the staging was to finally talking about the coming war on china, his amazing film, which would not even get released in cinemas in britain. i

let's see how our trading day is shaping up in the london newsroom with julianna tatelbaum. >> frank, good morning. here in europe, it seems investors are searching for direction after the positive week last we'ek. stoxx 600 has 1.4% of gains from last week. it is more of a mixed picture this week. the spanish market up 17 points. swiss market up 0.5%. within that market, we have all eyes on roche. the giant with big news they are entering the obesity drug market. now roche acquiring carmot therapeutics to enter the market. that is causing attention and the shares are up 2% which is providing a boost to the swiss market. on the down side, ftse 100 is trading .40% lower. a lot of that is coming down basic resources and oil and gas. let's look at the sector breakdown in europe to give you a flavor. basic resources down 1.7%. oil and gas down 1.7% as well. travel and leisure is down this morning. on the upside, we see appetite for the retail sector. real estate and media and healthcare. frank frank, back to you. >> thank you, julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom. >>> we have the cop

what's driving that decline, julianna? these new predictions from group m, which is a media investment group, growth in ad spending is expected today slow about 5.3% this year. next year they're anticipating 5.8%. most of the growth theyfore see over this year and next year and really into the future is going to benefit the major digital players. so the top five global ad sellers according to group m, alibaba, amazon, bite dance, meta and alafubet. it's really stagger how much the advertising industry has changed. by 2028 spending on digital advertising will be larger than spending in the entire industry in 20222. >> lastly a story we teased a few times this morning that cost us all by surprise, the price of bitcoin has surged to its highest price in more than a year seemingly after folks were abandoning it, and now gold has also hit an all-time peak. why are these things happening and what does it mean for investors? >> john, i don't know i can fully answer the question about why it's happening. i can give you some though

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julianna behind her. >> i kept trying to reassure her, someone will come help us, don't worry, just keep breathing and just please stay with me. i said, that to her a thousand times. >> reporter: hannah was 14. her older sister, reyna. >> instead of speak at her wedding i spoke at her funeralle instead of fish tailing her hair for a game i curled her hair in a casket. >> reporter: crumbley addressing the court. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. >> reporter: then sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. crumbley's parents were also charged in the shooting for providing their son with the gun and for failing to recognize the warning signs. their trills will begin early next year. david. >> david: stephanie ramos reporting tonight, thank you. >>> we turn to the chilling 911 calls as the that professor turned down for a job went on a shooting spree on the campus of unlv. matt rivers in las vegas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, bursts of gunfire and desperate pleas for help. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: just released 911 calls pain

really in recent days, largely into the south western states of texas and arizona, julianna gal yano has moved out from mexico city a moment of prayer before waiting into the freezing waters of the rio grande. the youngest today, just 2 months old this is part of a huge search of migrants to reach the us border and recent days, over 4000 a day in the mexican state of while we live alone. it's taken most of the months to get here. they are exhausted, but one after the other, they tell us what they've heard from family and other migrants that now is the time to cross the off of one of my friends have cross, they have a cross. now how does that look what we've been waiting for? months you, it was very hard to get through immigration, it's back to now this is what lies in store for them, hours of waiting in the cold to be processed by over whelmed custom and border patrol officers on the texas side of the border. cvp says the situation is posing a serious challenge to their operations on the border authority, say the increase in illegal crossings is the result of smugglers moving large n

migrants across the daily and recent days largely into the south western states of texas and arizona, julianna gal, yano, has moved out from mexico. so take a moment of prayer for waiting into the freezing waters of the rio grande. the youngest today just 2 months old. this is part of a huge search of migrants to reach the us border and recent days over 4000 a day in the mexican state of while we live alone. it's taking most of the months to get here. they're exhausted, but one after the other, they tell us what they've heard from family and other migrants that now is the time to cross the vine here. that's all, all my friends have cross, they have a cross. now, how does that look what we've been waiting for? months it was very hard to get through integration. it's back to now this is what lies in store for them hours of waiting in the cold to be processed by over whelmed customer.

julianna behind her. >> i kept trying to reassure her, someone will come help us, don't worry, just keep breathing and just please stay with me. i said that to her a thousand times. >> reporter: hannah was 14. her older sister, reyna. >> instead of speaking at her wedding i spoke at her funeral. instead of fishtailing her hair for a game, i curled her hair in a casket. >> reporter: crumbley, who was 15 at the time of the shooting, addressing the court. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. >> reporter: then sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. crumbley's parents were also charged in the shooting for providing their son with the gun and for failing to recognize the warning signs. their trials will begin early next year. david. >> david: stephanie ramos reporting tonight, thank you. >>> we turn now to the chilling 911 calls as that professor turned down for a job went on a shooting spree on the campus of unlv. a woman calling for help, hiding just steps away from that gunman. matt rivers in las vegas tonight. >> reporter: tonight

known as a strong critic of american australian and british a foreign policy and a vocal supporter of julianna sanchez. we spoke with option latan, see host of going underground to discuss filters at legacy to the world. it's a mass of loss. we knew he was on, well, i was cars funding with him, but we didn't notice we're going to have a new year's eve 2023. when he is needed by so many people we have a special going underground going out tomorrow. i mean, image, i call them one is a great it's john was in all of history. julian assigned you needed them, a visit to them in bell marsh, maximum security prison officer is tortured by british paul, a british authorities. it's a, it's a terrible loss to truth tellers. there's an inspiration to people all around the world and so many different languages to so many leaders that came under fire from the u. s. military industrial complex. and he knew the lies told by networks like the bbc, cnn, he was of local course, a got fake of journalism that is so on display today. when we look at gaza, when we look at ukraine, and of course, that's why you found

julianna's last sounds while stroking her hair and trying to encourage her. >>> soon, the judge will decide the shooter's fate. if he gets life in prison without parole or if he is getting the opportunity to get out one day. i am joined by cnn legal analyst and criminal attorney joey jackson, and i mean, powerful statements. >> yes, yes. >> ordinarily impact statements, do they make a difference in the sentencing or do you see that this one is very unique? >> yep, you know, so -- good morning, fredricka. it is very unique to have an instance like this that has affected so many. at the school, we talk about those issue, and we talk about them too much, but the victim impact statements are important as always, and yes, they do influence the judge, and why? because you have today, three real imperatives for today, the victims impact statement is that you want to talk about the victim and who they were, what their life meant and the value, and all they meant to so many, and the second thing is how you as a family have been impacted by the emptiness and the absence of the person who was t

this is an issue throughout the course of the year we spoken about it, julianna and myself, throughoutstreet s signs" on what to do to turn the ship around as it faces the mounting legal problems on the back of the acquisition of monsanto. >>> and casino is in talks to sell 315 stores as it tries to stave off bankruptcy in a deal of 1.3 million euro. the stores represented total sales of $3.5 billion last year. the deal would make casino with the market brand with the stock down 9%. it is a penny stock right now, casino, down 96% in the last two years. all of the value wiped out. >>> coming up on the show, maersk reroutes ships around africa as it launches a task force to help out in the red sea. we will have the latest coming up next. it■s beginning to look alot liksavings! endjets holiday sale is on now! give the gift of convenience the blendjet 2 portable blender is perfect for everyone on your list. even that picky relative who hates everything. and dont forget the accessors! thre all on sale dont wait! our most popular colors andatterns will sell t! and take aantage of ourto blm h

did not appear, but as a result of some efforts, at the age of 29 she gave birth to the future queen julianna in her... she abdicated the throne, just as juliana later abdicated it in favor of beatrix, as she later, in turn, did in favor of william alexander. dutch withdrawal disease. his notorious grandfather, prince bernard , collaborated with the nazis during world war ii, was almost a member of the national socialists, and after the war created a secret world government in the person of beldervergsky club. in fact , he offered american and european industrialists, for a substantial reward, an amnesty for their business, and avoidance of trial for cooperation. with hitler's germany. william's father klaus von amsberg was a member of the hitler jugend and was drafted into the wehrmacht in 1944. under william alexander himself, holland entered into negotiations with germany about transferring its armed forces under the wing of the bundeswehr; modern netherlands can no longer afford to maintain its own army. the young prince was sent to study in the first social lyceum in gaga. later, for bad

julianna. >> realizing that i wasn't alone, i kept trying to reassure her someone will come help us, don't worry, just keep breathing, just please stay with me. i said that to her 1,000 times. >> reporter: hannah died from her injuries. her father spoke directly to the shooter of the future he stole. >> i will never think back fondly of her high school and college graduations. i will never walk her down the aisle as she begins the journey of starting her own family . i am forever denied the chance to hold her or her future children in my arms. >> reporter: in addition to the four students killed, seven other people were shot that day but survived. including riley france, who was hit in the neck, and molly darnel, a teacher at the school. >> i can no longer sleep without having flashbacks of a bullet entering one side of my neck and exiting the other. >> because i came within your line of sight, you intended to kill me. someone you didn't even know. >> reporter: the shooter was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> there is utterly nothing that he could ever do to contribute

the move will not discharge the debt that julianna owes the two former election workers. >>> and the thursday signing standout japanese pitcher yamamoto to a 12-year $325 million deal. that's the highest amount ever given to a pitcher. he is the latest acquisition for an l.a. squad that features shohei ohtani. frank, back to you. >> i'm excited for the dodgers. watching ohtani is amazing. >> it will be a great squad. >> thank you, jessica. >>> we dig into the $326 billion data center mix with the ceo of equinix. more "wex" coming up after this. >>> what was my ambition when i was starting out? survival. >> ambition is passion. >> it's a key ingredient of greatness. >> ambition is being undaunted by the impossible. >> i'm ambitious for the nation. i'm ambitious for its people. i'm ambitious for my people. >> to seek the truth. >> the learn what i could. >> to make an impact. >> i believe in dreaming big. >> my ambition is to show gratitude. >> ambition. it's got america written all over it. >> ambition really is the foundation of capitalism. >> i wanted to do great things in this coun

julianna, good morning. >>> good morning, dom. i love the new look. that is my chance to see what is happening on the day of the new look for cnbc. it is not pretty in europe despite the better hand over from wall street on friday. we have most of the european indices trading under water. the ftse 100 is down .40%. basic resources at the bottom. some coming under selling pressure after the weaker numbers from china. cac 40 is up .10%. the big issue is the ecb meeting on thursday. in terms of the leadership, this is the sectors are looking this morning. we have industrials up .40%. pmi numbers on friday is key to watch with financial services up .30%. on the flip side, oil and gas cannot get a break. down .50%. and insurance is down .40%. defensives are coming under selling pressure this morning in addition to the minors. back to you. >> joumanna bercetche, thank you very much for the update from europe. >>> the final negotiations are under way at the united nations climate summit in dubai. there has been plenty of controversy over the global event wel

. >> reporter: right next to her, hannah saint julianna. >> realizing that i wasn't alone, i kept tryingre her someone will come help us. don't worry. just keep breathing. just please stay with me. i said that to her 1,000 times. >> reporter: hannah died from her injuries. her father spoke directly to the shooter of the future he stole. >> i will never think back fondly of her high school and college graduations. i will never walk her down the aisle, as she begins the journey of starting her own family. i am forever denied the chance to hold her or her future children in my arms. >> reporter: in addition to the four students killed, seven other people were shot that day but survived, including riley france, who was hit in the neck, and molly darnell, a teacher at the school. >> i can no longer sleep without having flashbacks of a bullet entering one side of my neck and exiting the other. >> because i came within your line of sight, you intended to kill me. someone you didn't even know. >> reporter: the shooter was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> there is utterly nothing th

. >> reyna saint julianna lost her little sister, hannah, the two hopes to play lacrosse together. >>ad of speaking at her wedding i spoke at her funeral. instead of fishtailing her hair for her again i curled her hair in a casket. >> kylie was one of seven wounded. a bullet grazed her spine. >> it has been 738 days of constant physical and mental pain. >> some argued life in prison is not enough. >> i ask you to lock him up for the rest of his pathetic life. >> families, surprised by a murderers last-minute plea, they are moving forward. >> it was feeling and it was insincere. we feel that justice is getting there. >> such an emotional day for those families. another striking hallmark of this case, the shooter's parents also face charges. james and jennifer crumbley have each pleaded not guilty to four counts of involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors say they've authors on a gun and ignored clear warning signs about his mental health, their separate trials are set to begin next month. back to you. >>> thanks to maggie vesta for that. >>> coming up next, donald trump says he is go

i want to turn to the morning buzz this morning and it is about actress julianna margulies, slamming that the paper sat on her israel op-ed for over a week, so she went and sent it to usa today. usa today published her letter to her non-jewish friends where she says there's silence on anti-semitism is loud. i read this letter on twitter, liz, and was really struck by it. now we s she wanted it to be published in the new york times but the new york times sat on it. that's when she went to usa today. >> i'm not shocked. remember when tom cotton had an op-ed published in the new york times and the woke young staff of the new york times went completely nuts? that is what's basically guiding editorial decision making at the new york times. they are afraid of their own staff. and what we know is young woke people in our country right now are very pro-palestinian. they would not have welcomed this very moving letter and by the way, i agree with her. sigh license is violence. remember that phrase? in this case, it really is. if you are not standing up to anti-semitism, you are condoning not

that our santa claus, a fantastic santa claus, we may have such a one, we will ask the magnificent julianna to provide his information for us, then i realized that most likely a little less, but not in terms of talent, you know now, like, well , not the same, but it seemed it would be, what, but in any case, it’s for me, of course, who would n’t be there? this is a big discovery, you, of course, are a great musician for me and for me this is a super cool component of the fantastic project, namely that they are beginners. stars can on the first channel on the whole country, they can speak with their music and promote their ideas and become a discovery for a huge audience just as you became for me, so thank you, you are very cool, i thought, answering your question, vadim, that you ask us, maybe this ramil , and i think that the jury members, when they choose one winner today, it will not be easy for them, but this... thank you, thank you, thank you very much, vadima, and you won’t ask me who it is, no , thank you, it seems to me that these were the first issues, i was just i am firmly convin

celebrities including julianna margolies and natalie portman posted messages of solidarity with israelllout for taking fallout on either side of the conflict. critics have called for a boycott of "stranger things" after noah posted a video laughing with friends holding stickers saying zionism is sexy and hamas is -- >> and dropping actress susan sarand onafter talking at a pro-palestinian giving a taste of what it is like to be muslim in this country. apologized for her comments, writing on instagram, this phrasing was a terrible mistake, as it implies until recently, jews have been strangers to persecution, when the opposite is true. >> who it this? >> and melissa perraro, was fired from the latest screen film after graham posts critical of israel and colonialism and western media bias and later said on social media, i am against anti-semitism, i am against islamophobia. spy glass entertainment, the company behind the franchise said in a statement, we have zero tolerance for anti-semitism, or the incitement of hate in any form. fear of retaliation is palpable. more than 400 hollywood

you're not to have any contact whatsoever with the families of madison ballot win, tate meyer, julianna, and justin schilling. also, you are not to have any contact with the following victims or their families -- >>> so we have been watching the sentences of ethan crumbley. two years ago he had a gun in his backpack. he shot appeared killed four of his classmates, and injured others. he had a statement a moment ago before the judge started speaking. he expressed his -- that he's sorry for what he did. he said he realizes there's nothing he can do to make it better, but he will try to be better and try to help others. this was after multiple victim statements from family members, from students killed from other classmates, from those injured or who watched as their friends were killed, begging the court to keep him behind bars for the rest of his life. that's exactly what the judge did. you heard him talk about the crimes in very blunt terms that i had not yesterday heard before, that he had one of his classmates get on his knees, executed him. he saw another classmate he had already sho

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k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one counts of computer intrusion. he was sentenced a 50 weeks and bill marched prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition parent can support each criminal court. in june 2020, the us department of justice issued update, 18 count indictment. every face trial in the last phone cover, they would face a sentence of a $175.00 pieces in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case after reviewing the evidence. on the 4th of january 2021 judge correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal. but the us few k churches in favor of the us sent over to the decision note to expedite to solution today pools 2022, westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued to the extra dikes and some 8 w