washington chief megan murphy is in d.c. with additional perspective. re not sure exactly what the president is want to say. it was not scheduled until later in the day. we are not expecting huge news out of this, although the president can always surprise. what we have been hearing from him out of yesterday, after the meeting with hollande, and reiterated, that he wants -- people are always going to be congregating in large places, whether it is a station's networks, etc. it will be interesting to see if he says anything more specific than that or is talking about what we're doing in terms of our strategy in the wake of such terrible attacks in paris and elsewhere. erik: that is the balance, i guess, we are waiting to find out if he strikes between what he needs to say and what he may feel some pressure to say about the response to the terrorist attacks in paris and the meeting , and whath hollande would appear to be a calendar event of sorts. it is thanksgiving, we need to be vigilant, americans need to keep their eyes peeled for potential assailants o

i want to bring it megan murphy. the ambassadors joining us from our washington dc bureau.ou,e start with ambassador. i wonder what your action was this morning we woke up and read the news of this downed jet. what did you make of it? >> i think it is a serious incident. i think it is a bit like when the chinese brought an airplane down on an island in number of years back. i do not think it is going to be a cause for war or conflict between turkey and russia were between russia and nato. i do not think it is of that order of magnitude in nonetheless it is a serious incident. stephanie to be taken to -- steps need to be taken to avoid it from happening again. the chief responsibility is fact-finding to find out what happened. and they just to make sure that russia and turkey talking. megan: it could not have come at a worse time. had this been prior to paris, we would be in a different context than we are dealing today. in, givenntext we are that everyone is grappling with trying to figure up what islamic state is doing, what the next move of the, what we need to these kind

megan murphy, thank you. a special programming note.ll be the special guest on "with all due respect." the competition for the couch potato, amazon counting for its dust coming for its rival, netflix. -- amazon is coming for its rival, netflix. ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg markets. make whitman promised hewlett-packard investors that the company would do better if it split up. she got her way and both companies reported earnings that both missed analyst estimates. that is where the similarities end. on hp andon has more the new hewlett-packard enterprise. hello there. cory: i'm used to radio with you. a bit of a diversion in these two companies. the stock price is playing out differently. what happened? cory: what they reported last night was the last time the combined company will report results. within those results, they break many divisions of hp. ink,are going with hp others going with hewlett-packard enterprise. these were the results that went through the end of october and the results were just plain bad across the board.

megan murphy and are with me. mark, what was the point of that? the president had no news to share with the american public. mark: to reassure people during a holiday time when a lot of people are traveling, they are talking about things to reassure the american public and to try again to sell a point that he is frustrated is not getting through, that he has built a broad coalition of countries around the world who will fight isis and that there is a plan to deal with them. and finally, an ongoing effort to hit the right tone. parking area. he is trying to have another do over on that from the immediate aftermath. some people close to him felt erik: it wasn't quite right. say was word he did not more. he talked about stepping up coordination. that is not actually dropping more bonds. i think people assume the airstrikes will increase and still, the ball is very much in support of the french and the british to say, what do they want to do? tois still an opportunity have better coordination. it is not just a matter of pr and that he doesn't want to

megan murphy, john fierce, amanda turkle. project it out where is this going? >> we'll see the candidates start attacking each other a lot more. maybe not name calling and things like that. you're started to see in the debate where they through more contrast on policy. starting -- >> who is out to get who? >> ted cruz is starting to get marco rubio. didn't call him out by name. but started the preview you don't want someone who is soft on immigration. trump and carson didn't go after each other -- >> sugar subsidies are worthy -- >> he is clearly watching -- >> he's trying to insinuate a fellow spanish surname, because they are cuban nationals or whatever -- come from cuba. but is he going to insinuate for what he calls amnesty? >> i think so. rubio got lucky last night he did not have to jump into the immigration debate. he skated by. got some slightly easier questions. you saw jeb bush, john kasich, donald trump get in on immigration. >> what do you see coming next month? >> opposition research. i can you'll see danny diaz from jeb bush campaign going after m

thank you, megan murphy, jeremy peters. april ryan who continues to resist my thoughts.ll be right back after this. >>> let me finish tonight with a shift in the world. there are big, bright signs out there that our country is looking for a big, strong leader. i've shown you polls of donald trump opening up a lead in new hampshire, not a big lead, but a wide one. you know, nothing concentrates the mind, we know, like the threat of imminent danger and ben carson is not the guy you cow when you hear isis is coming. no one thinks of him as commander in chief material. so the question is, who is? hillary clinton sure is. i'm hardly alone in believing she is more hawk than dove, more ready to send in military force than i am. just far more of an interventionist than he is. i see her as stronger on offense right now, perhaps than i have a right to believe. on the republican side, there are a pair of clear winners. donald trump is an american putin, nationalistic, bullying, touchy. marco rubio is hawkish, as well. he sings the song of those who wants the united states to be for

take you so much for joining us, megan murphy and cory johnson. have a lot more in the next hour. you are watching bloomberg go. ♪ stephanie: turning it around. he has the monumental task of turning around the world's best-known bank. high drama at the high court. a supreme court case today could lead to a landmark decision on class-action suits. $170 million pay for this? one chinese billionaire did. what he's getting for his money. welcome to the second hour of bloomberg go. i'm stephanie ruhle. david: i'm david westin. to johnto welcome tee sho tidjane thiam. -- there are now 112 prisoners in theba lkup. most of them captured in anti-terror operations. cameron wants the eu to make your reversible changes. needs to cut the regulatory burden on business. the u.k. wants to bar new immigrants from getting benefits for four years. the u.k. will hold a vote by the end of 2017. riot police have battled migrants the last two nights in a french port city. migrants are in a shanty camp trying to smuggle themselves aboard trains and trucks headed for engl

doug heye's here and so was megan murphy. welcome to both of you. simmeringat least two issues affected by their .iscussion one being this bill passed in the house to impose a stringent checks on those who would come to the u.s. from iraq and syria. thethe potential impact of debate may have on their visa waiver program. what is more -- which is more economically consequential? megan: in the round, the latter is. when you look at limiting or putting more stringent checks on syrians, they already go through stringent checks. it takes two years for an applicant to be resettled. that is a small number of people now. that we waiver program, have with more than 100 countries around the world to if youhe u.s. visa-free, put a check on those, there is a big knocked down on terrorism. bubbled upnt has not yet because so many people are focused on the terrorists and the strategy they will take. i think we will hear more on that. stringent the real limits on syrian refugees is the focus. erik: it is not just in washington, we see it on a state why state level

anchor isanger is -- megan murphy. we have a lot to cover here, but we are also following breaking news. turkish forces shot at a russian warplane knew the border with -- near the border with northwestern syria. officials say jet fighters ignored repeated warnings they were violating turkish airspace. ryan, russia is denying entering syrian airspace, and says this is a very serious incident. it was more clarity around the details. turks of,e then, the with satellite images that they the russianate airplane was in turkish airspace. but on the surface, this is a very serious incident. it would be, after all, the first time in nato country has taken down a russian jet. that since the syrian conflict began. and since nato was actually formed. that is perhaps the issue here. pilots, the two pilots of the russian jet both ejected. and we have subsequently heard that one of them may have been churches --ethnic turkish forces inside syria, not turkish nationals. and that the second russian pilot may have been killed. in fact,

anchor isanger is -- megan murphy.here, but we are also following breaking news. turkish forces shot at a russian warplane knew the border with -- near the border with northwesrn

here were thus is megan murphy and drew armstrong. good piece be a very of news to the white house.is news that is echoing what other insurers have said which has been the obamacare market is difficult to achieve the earnings they need on these products to make it viable for them. we will have to see how the administration reacts to this and what people will say. this has been a consistent issue we have seen where obamacare has been very successful at doing what it was intended to do in getting uninsured on to some sort of plan. in the actual market place from providing that insurance from the businesses that do it, it's a tough market to make any money. we have seen smaller players go out of the market and have seen huge players like united and and him continually expressed concerns about the margins available. this is a pretty big blow to the market now. stephanie: stay there and i want to bring in ceo of athena health, jonathan bush. what do you make of this news? >> it's not surprising. i think political pressure for the huge payers who do a lot with the government to play ball