brittain can be successful either way.ucial for him to maintain that threat that if he doesn't get the response he wants to get from the eu in the negotiation, he's willing to leave. we're going to hear from him in a couple of minutes on all of brittain's business. top of that will be the european union's decision. >> will, good to see you once again. >>> let's talk about what's happening in southeast asia and myanmar's ruling party has conceded defeat in the country's first free democratic vote in 25 years. the national league for democracy led by an saw su chi needs to win 2/3 north to form a party vote. the nld is set to win 70% of parliamentary seats. the full results are expected later on today. >>> meanwhile, indian prime minister modi has admitted defe defeat. they won 58 of 243 seats in an election which has been widely viewed as a referendum on modi's program. if the pm party fails to win, he will not have full control of the parliament. >>> we are off by half of 1% in mumbai. >>> let's get to the historical meeti

the action that president hollande has taken to strike isol in syria and it's my firm conviction brittain should do the same. >>> the emerging pmi data from germany and france keeps pressure on the euro. >> faizer ee eer -- phaser and is trying for a major deal and it will curb tax inversions. >>> so we've had french and german pmis already today. french a little bit disappointing. german pmis very high. three-month high for the manufacturing. let's have a look now. we've got the eurozone figures services at 54.6 ahead ever forecasts ahead of 54.0. manufacturing has come in at 52.8, that's ahead of forecasts of 52.3. the composite, that figure came in at 54.4 ahead of 54.0. the german data-an -- data half an hour ago brought it up. euro dollar as you can see, flat 106.34. the low 106 levels for the best part of last week as we're pretty much pricing in actions from both sides. >> 1.05 is the target. >> european equity markets, let's see how they're fairing this morning. they're not fairing too well. we're off for the ftse 100. the xetra dax trending lower. the cac 40 is off by 0.7%. the b

that's been a very, very long struggle in brittain, by no means complete. we really must keep that in mind. >> sir nigel, there's been a lot of nauk her response. there's been a lot of criticism for david cameron for his hess tent response for taking in migrants. to what extent on the european stage is he now vindicated? >> i don't know if he's vindicated over the general issue of this exodus of people because brittain is of course not part of the shangren area and the border area so he's not obliged to put his chips on the table. he has been generous taking people from the camps. >> has he really? >> he's been reasonably generous. i personally would have preferred him to do more. but i do think in the period ahead there's going to have tore more of that kind. and he's certainly vindicated in pointing to weaknesses in the world we're in in a completely border free europe. it's clear that not over the weekend but the traffic between belgium and france and the movement of people between the two places that there's always been an understanding. where there's a

action that president hollande has taken to strike isol in syria and it's my firm conviction that brittain should do so, too. >>> pfizer and allergan are expected to announce their merger and challenges the u.s. government's efforts to curb tax inversions. >>> wti crude slides more than 3% as the dollar bounces to a seven-month high. energy stocks leading the declines across europe. >>> today's headline of the man who's taking las vegas by storm one nightclub at a time. kneel moffitt joins us live from palm beach in 20 minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. it is 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. 10:00 a.m. here in london. quick check on u.s. futures. the s&p 500 seen off by half of 1 point really. the dow jones seen off by 25 and the nasdaq seen off by 3 or so. maybe this, a little bit of profit taking given that we've come off the best week in a year -- this year, rather, for the s&p 500. the nasdaq hasn't seen its best since july. last week the s&p was up 3.3%. so really ignoring fears about the terror attacks, ignoring fears about china and maybe thanking the fed for more certainty. now they

france has begun airstrikes i isyria, brittain considering them too. though matters just got considerably more complicated with this: "nats of russian plane incident"a *turkish* fighter jet shot down a russian warplane near the syrian border, claiming it crossed into turkey's airspace. at least one of the pilots, presumed dead. nato held an emergency meeting and the white house worries it could alter the unified front against isil-already, muddied by motives.(obama @ 123342) "the problem has been russia's focus on propping up assad instead of fighting isis" (scott/tag)there is now real concern over what kind of retliation russia may seek against turkey for that incident.meanwhile, both presidents obama and hollande were asked if there's a targetet date by y which time theyeyant totosee syria's bashaar al- assad removed, they declined to answer.on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. 3 meanwhile... the debate about allowing all syrian refugees into the u-s will be a hot topic in congress when lawmakers return next week.house members, driven by republicans an

the heavy armed presence set to continue, it could be much longer before normality returns >>> brittain's prime minister says he wants to increase targets on i.s.i.l. in syria. he was to seek approval of the plan from reluctant british law makers. he made the pledge on his visit to paris with francois hollande. francois hollande heads to washington dc to meet with president obama tomorrow and then off to moscow to meet putin. more on what francois hollande hopes to accomplish now >> reporter: a relationship centuries old. u.s. leaders have called france america's oldest ally. -- france is america's oldest friend. our first ally. >> reporter: the statue of liberty a symbol of that friendship. francois hollande is asking the international community to work together in the wake of this month's attacks in paris. >> translation: these actions confirm, once again, that we are at war. a war against terrorists who themselves brought war to us. >> reporter: the paris attacks thrusting p france and francois hollande into the center of the fight against i.s.i.l. -- he is taking a much greater role a

france has begun airstrikes in syria, brittain considering them too. though matters just got considerably more complicated with this: "nats of russian plane incident"a *turkish* fighter jet shot down a russian warplane near the syrian border, claiming it crossed least one of the pilots, presumed dead. nato held an emergency meeting and the white house e rries it could alter the unifieiefront against is-already, muddied by motives.(obama @ 123342) "the problem has been russia's focus on propping up assad instead of fighting isis" (scott/tag)there is now real concern over what kind of retliation russia may seek against turkey for that incident.meanwhile, both esidents obama d hollande were asked if there's a target date by which time they want to see syria's bashaar al- assad removed, they declined to answer.on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. 3 3 meanwhile... the debate about allowing all syrian refufues intotothe u-s will be a hot pic in congress when lawmakererreturn next week.house members, driven by republicans and many demcrats, passed a bill last w

in france and it's clear to me we must work together to defeat the terrorism that's a threat to brittain, russia and others. >> in a meeting privately putin met with other leaders trying to win support for the strategy in syria. stay with us for updates on the investigation on the terror many of you have been sharing your tributes to the victims. join the hash tags abc7ny. >>> new this morning a group of former prisoners now on it's way five men have been released from the cuban prison and sent to the united arab. each have been held for 13 years. authorities determined they are no longer a threat. the man of the first prisoners accepted by the uae. >>> police are searching for a killer after a barber was stabbed to death outside a barber shot late last night. the 26-year-old victim was leaving shop on 207th street in endwood where he was stabbed in the chest then rushed to the hospital where he died. >>> it's time for a check on the forecast. bill even yan has the latest. >> we are going to look at happening this morning. sunshine and cool temperatures, colder numbers on the west but ov

after >> reporter: after shooting brittain allowed staff to leave expelling them from the country and ending diplomatic relations with tripoli. since he was overthrown in 2011 british investigators have made numerous trips to libya. british police don't know who afired the shots from inside this build which killed yvonne fletcher. they're hoping that progadafi activists from the time will now come forward >> they may be in london or anywhere or, indeed, around the world. we're appealing to those men to come forward to examine their consciences. >> reporter: they say the one regret of her father who died recently was not seeing anyone prosecuted for their killing. they hope they can solve a three-decade case >>> still to come belgium steps up security in the wake of the paris attacks. plus. how children are getting caught up in the war of illegal drugs in south east asia. in sport russia's world cup bosses say they have nothing to hide from police investigating corruption allegations. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, >>> investigative reporting, the world".

economic challenges that greece has faced, it's still a pretty expensive place to travel to even from brittain's shores, london's very expensive. most popular destinations in greece, like crete, they're very expensive. would greece benefit from a devaluation of the currency? >> may i ask, the comparison to be expensive. what's a relative comparison? >> it's not expensive. i'm shocked you're saying that. greece is the best deal you can get in europe right now for all the islands. i don't know you want to go luxury. luxury is expensive everywhere. >> would the tourist part of the industry not benefit if the euro was -- >> i think euro is our currency. we're a member of europe and we're a very good deal for any tourist. i think there is no something -- nothing to discuss about that. to be honest, the greek islands and the main land, everything like the hotels, the packages, the food, everything is very, very good price as compared with our competition which is the rest of europe. so from the members of europe we are the cheapest. >> can i ask you about your confidence in the government and the econ

world number two andy murray helped brittain to its first davis cup win in 79 years by defeating david gaufin. just beautiful pictures. soak it in. have a look at that. that is a once in a lifetime experience for every tennis player, specifically for mr. murray. >>> still to come on the show, we're live in paris where hundreds of world leaders will speak at comp21. take a look at newly released pictures of the melting ice sheet. these were filmed using a drone. no matter how fast the markets change, at t. rowe price, our disciplined investment approach remains. we ask questions here. look for risks there. and search for opportunity everywhere. global markets may be uncertain. but you can feel confident in our investment experience... ... around the world. call a t. rowe price investment specialist, or your advisor... ...and see how we can help you find global opportunity. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> it is the final trading day of the month of november. it was a month to forget for oil prices wti. off by a little more than .10 percent and the brent was off given that we'r

. >> president obama is meeting with the leaders of brittain france's prime minister. >>> here at home police around the region are stepping up security in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris events. eyewitness news reporter kella ramma is on the upper east side. >> as you membershipped anywhere where a lot of people gather you are going to see amped up security. you'll see it at sporting events and later this afternoon in the subways. you can see officers standing by a memorial that's been growing since friday. candles and cards and flowers you can see laying here as the people of new york stand united with france. you notice that amped up security throughout new york. times square in particular. the hercules teams can be seen composed of specialist cops who stand by the barricades for at metlife stadium at the giants patriots game you notice a new jersey state police helicopter flying above and more armored vehicles on the ground than seen in the past and multiple check points. it was the same scenario for rangers fans at madison square garden. >> can't say i feel unsafe and we a

france has begun airstrikes in syria, brittain considering them too. though matters just got considerably more complicated with this: "nats of russian plane incident"a *turkish* fighter jet shot down a russian warplane near the syrian border, claiming it crossed into turkey's airspace. at least one of the pilots, presumed dead. nato held an emergency meeting and the white house worries it could alter the unified front against isil-already, muddied by motives.(obama @ 123342) "the problem has been russia's focus on propping up assad instead of fighting isis" (scott/tag)there is now real concern over what kind of retliation russia may seek against turkey for that incident.meanwhile, both presidents obama and hollande were asked if there's a target date by which time they want to see syria's bashaar al- assad removed, they declined to answer.on capitol hill, i'm 3 in the meantime... the debate about letting syrian refugees into the united states will be a hot topic in congress when lawmakers get back next week.house members... driven by republicans and a

used 17% of the time in the united states and 20% in brittain. oxford website said they used this pictograph. >> what do they know at oxford? >> i don't know. i feel like the oxford has become like time. very polarizing sort of announcement. >> all i ask is that it be a word. is that too much? >> exactly. next year. >> thank you. >>> 6:48. coming up next. an important consumer alert involving thousands of pounds of chicken. >>> don't forget follow us on facebook, twitter and instagram, tyson food recalling more than 52,000 pounds of buffalo style chicken wings. that's because the product had an off odor scent. that's how they describe it. right now the recall only involves 28 ounce bags of tyson anytizers. the use by dates are october 24th, 2016, october 25th, 2016. >>> it is 6:53. the "today" show is coming up in a few minutes. a lot going on. we check in with matt and savannah to see what's ahead. good morning. >> straight ahead on "today," new arrests tied to the crash of the passenger jet in egypt as russia now confirms it was, in fact, a bom

. >>> six afghanistan war veterans complete the walk of brittain and buckingham palace. prince harry was among those applauding and hugging the vets yesterday walking 1,000 miles over 72 days. the goal was to raise awareness for walking with wounded charity organization. >>> a manhattan diner that opened 50 years ago served it's meal. the market diner on 35th avenue is closing because the owners can't afford the rent anymore. a high rise apartment will replace it another sign that new york diners are fading. there's an estimated 400 diners left from 1,025 years ago. >> disappointing. we are very disappointed and very frustrated. >> the basic problem is the rent is too darn high for these guys. if you are running a diner you are selling burgers, fries, eggs. there's only so much money you can make doing that. >> the market diner already closed once before in 2006 but reopened three years later. >>> 5:19. in our last half hour no sleep or interrupted sleep, which is worse on your mood. >>> you are not seeing double and these two aren't twins. the amazing story behind this

will press for france and brittain to send special forces to join with u.s.commandos due to arrive in. also hopes turkey will agree to let allies, not just the u.s., fly out of its airbase to challenge isis's international networks. the u.s. also stepping up attacks on isis's oil infrastructure inside syria in the last few days striking nearly 300 oil smuggling trucks in the eastern part of the country. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> all eyes on that meeting between hollande and obama today. back on the ground between the u.s. and russia. president hollande certainly has his work cut out, errol and rosemary. >> we'll check in with you, max, later this hour. >>> we want to get new information to you. we're following news of an explosion in greece. police say a bomb exploded outside a government building in athens early on tuesday. no one was injured and police have now sealed off the area. >> several greek media outlets say they received an anonymous phone call warning of an explosion outside the greek business federation offices. no one has claimed responsibility. >>> well, off