so they torture you the way that carlos ghosn was just telling us to get you to agree and admit that or, who helped ghosn escape, is now facing a similar fate. he joined me on the telephone exclusively from norfolk county correctional center in dedham, massachusetts. >> we've been held here for six months now, since may 20th. and the japanese have requested our extradition. the department of justice and state department have both agreed and we're standing by, waiting to be extradited. our attorneys are doing the best they can but it's a difficult situation because you don't have the same constitutional rights with the extradition treaty between the united states and japan as you would as a normal citizen. maria: now, i understand your situation, the u.s. has this extradition treaty with japan and that means if japan officials want you back in japan, the u.s. is supposed to send you there. but you are a u.s. citizen, you are a former military man. you are a green beret and you have experience in helping people get abducted people. so here's a picture of you with your squad. i've got a

. >>> plus an interview you will not want to miss we will hear from carlos ghosn whose scrape from japan to lebanon drew international attention. we will hear his side of the story,i his thoughts on what will happen to his former colleague and the men who helped him pull off his escape. >>> let's get straight to thesters we are watching mike santoli tracking the market action josh lip ton with the highlights from today's afternoon apple evenly joining us to talk about apple and the broader tech selloff is dan ives mike santoli tell bus the trend. >> into value out of growth, into small out of large, and really out of defensive into cyclical that's been the team the s&p 500 is basically being held stationery by the opposing currents at the moment it is almost in ball an as it affect the broad benchmark here. yesterday you had a pop up to a record high, reversal lower to close below the previous high. struggling at the top end of this range maybe consequence of the fact that it was a little bit of a false breakout strong breadth numbers we have had the past couple days should minimize the

panel slams japan's treatment of carlos ghosn, saying his repeated arrest violated human rights.et's kick off with the markets. australia coming online in hong kong. sophie: we are seeing the asx the aussie 1% while dollar's steady ahead of an online speech by the rba deputy governor. set for the best monthly gain on record we do have nikkei futures pointing higher with staying steady this morning. getting a lift from vaccine news and the prospects of what a yell and lead treasury may mean for stimulus. there may be some effects from risk related to huawei. the latest things around that along with the potential for more u.s. sanctions on china. the offshore yuan holding steady, holding three-day declines. korean stocks later today, watching to see if that rally will continue after the kospi hit on monday with improving trade and earnings outlook. taking a look at the next board, oil this morning. back below $43 under a barrel. coming under pressure after hitting a september high on monday. we are seeing sometimes spread for crude futures. depression assome we see that curve. new

. >>> in japan, nissan's civil days against former ceo carlos ghosn has begun.he car maker is seeking $95 million in damage force ghosn's alleged misconduct you are up to date that's the news update this hour will i have, i will send it back to you. >> sue thanks for that. >> interesting timing there on nissan, wilfred, going after carlos ghosn on a week where he has been vociferously talking about how they turned on him. >> was the release timed for today. >> it was. but the fact that nissan is doubling down against carlos ghosn right now, it's just interesting timing. >> absolutely. again, well worth going on line to check out sara's interview with carlos ghosn from earlier in the week. >>> still ahead, it has been a big bank for the big banks the kbw is up 10%. we will discuss with the ceo. >>> a on bonds moved higher during the course of the week, .97 was the peak on the ten-year a couple of days ago. .895 on the ten-year back in a couple of minutes. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone because this. come on jessie one more. is

criminal investigators will question carlos ghosn.thorities are looking into his dealings with a car distributor. a french tv channel he has no need to avoid questions and continues to have a clear conscience. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell, this is bloomberg. haslinda: a quick look at the markets right now. asia mostly higher, led by japan. a big week for investors. , stilllook at vix elevated at 38. we heard about tracking pmi. it continues to gain momentum. gains across. 28.highest since september quickly taking a look at the affects market. we have the dollar index and shanghai rising. we count down to the u.s. election. status sensors and cloud computing being one of the most favorite sectors. s is certainly one of those two benefit. they are up 63% year to date. joining us now exclusively is the chairman and ceo. you got this offering away. you must be pleased with how it has gone rated how much money

. >>> turning to the saga of former nissan chairperson carlos ghosn, who fled trial for financial wrongdoinga panel criticized his detention in tokyo, describing it as an extrajudicial abuse of process. in a report, the u.n. human rights counsel's working group said there was no legal basis under international law for detaining ghosn ahead of trial. it said the move was arbitrary, and it's calling for an independent probe from japan's government. ghosn was arrested and detained four times before he abruptly jumped bail last december and fled to lebanon. he was indicted for offenses such as underreporting his pay and misusing nissan funds. the former nissan chair insists he is innocent and says he fled as there was no chance of a fair trial in japan. the country's justice minister told reporters that japan has lodged a protest against the u.n. panel. >> translator: the report does not understand our country's criminal justice system and is based on clear misunderstandings. it relies solely on ute lnilate claims from the defendant and is extremely regrettable and totally unacceptable. >> ghosn

we are most two years since the shock rest of carlos ghosn in tokyo in late 2018. far we have seen the reverberations from that incident. everything from new leadership at the alliance, which also includes mitsubishi motors and renault to the downturn in the auto industry and added onto that, the drop in sales not just at these three automakers but worldwide due to the pandemic. we are starting to see the first cracks in this alliance about two years after his arrest. just very quickly here, what does it mean for renault? >> that is still an open question. renault owns a 3% of nissan. 43% of nissan. the details are not clear yet. obviously, it has been a strained relationship. it is probably going to take a lot more time and negotiation until something happens. juliette: reed stevenson in tokyo. i thought we were going to go to some live pictures of spacex. regardless, we are seeing some live pictures of spacex and nasa executives speaking on this dragon launch. we see four astronauts cruising to the iss aboard the capsule. this is the company's first regular nasa

ghosn nissan boss carlos has entered a legal battle against the extradition of two ..s.what he could face calls human rights abuses in japan. the declaration is going for its first public -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. joe is calling president trump's refusal to concede the election and embarrassment and he vowed to go forward with the transition of power regardless of republican efforts to challenge the results. >> we are already beginning the transition. we are well underway. the ability for the administration in any way by failure to recognize our win does not change the dynamic at all and what we are able to do. haidi: let's get the latest developments in washington. our government reporter is there with the latest. the transition of power question is starting to have an impact on the biden team. what is the handling of this? >> absolutely. biden declared his victory on saturday, the government agency that needs to b

nissan has been cutting costs, restructuring its operations since the ousting of carlos ghosn.ri has announced a version of it debut hybrid. it will match the power of its starting atrpart the equivalent of $560,000. orders in october were up 30%. to movers ining japan as we head to the lunch break in tokyo. this is a look at some of them. nissan on the way up. 7.6%. the restructuring is perhaps working. ♪ are you frustrated with your weight and health? it's time for aerotrainer, a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time, all while maintaining safe, correct form and allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch. the pre-stretch works your abs even harder, engaging the entire core. then it's the back extension, super rock, and lower back traction stretch to take the pressure off your spine and stretch muscles. planks are the ultimate total body exercise. build your upper body with pushups. work your lower body with the a

a united nations panel says the detention of former nissan boss carlos ghosn was neither necessary nore, calling his 130 days in jail extradition over abuse -- extraditional abuse. case to referring the the u.n. on inhuman and degrading treatment. former goldman sachs banker seeking the dismissal of the 1mdb linked bribery case against him. he said the u.s. should not be prosecuting fraud based in malaysia. he is facing a trial for bribery and money-laundering, the embezzlement of $2.7 million from the 1mdb investment fund. he is currently free on a $23 million bond. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. juliet: the aussie dollar bank up $.73. we are hearing from the reserve policies the about central bank has put in place since the start of the pandemic, sang expectations of further monetary easing have held -- itped their currency, but could be a while before a vaccine is available. overnightrom qantas saying they would require a vaccine for

. >>> former renault nissan chief carlos ghosn was wrongly detained and deserves compensation the japanese government denounced that report as totally unacceptable you are up to date that's the news update this hour wilf back to you. >>> still ahead, despite the pandemic the national retail federation expecting a jump in sales this year. we will speak with the ceo of sak's will join us here's a look at bonds the ten-year at .86. before the bell. here's where we stand in the markets today. shaping up all in the green, firmly in the green. although coming off the session highs after that news that president-elect biden plans to nominate janet yellen as treasury secretary up next, mark owe cadda weighs in on what this announcement means for the market "closing bell" will be right back hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like... like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give

one of the biggest business stories of the year before the pandemic was the the saga of carl carlos ghosnearly one year since he dramatic escape to lebanon that captured the attention of the entire world after a press conference in january, he's once again telling his side of the story, this time in a new book. i suppopoke with ghosn earlier today, and asked him -- >> make sure before you go that the justice system in japan has changed, frankly i never -- i had some suspicion on the justice system in japan when i've seen so many scandals of japanese companies where never a japanese executive was arrested or was tried, you know, we had the fukushima problem, the air bans, et cetera, and frankly there have been a lot of casualties, and -- nobody really paid for that, which was surprising for me. i never thought that we would end up with a system, where the prosecutors prevail in 99.4% of the cases. it's unbelievable. i mean, i didn't know that, even though i lived in japan for 19 years, i never thought that it was this serious, but having been through the system, i'm a little bit surprised

the japanese prosecutors were found to have violated the human rights of carlos ghosn.o legal counsel was arbitrary. the report recommends japan pay rereparations to mr. ghosn. the japanese government is calling the report, quote, totally unacceptable. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in the nation's capitol. the first lady welcoming the white house christmas tree. the fraser fur arrives on -- fir arrives on a caring with two clydesdales. today, president trump will pardon one of two iowa turkeys, named corn and cob. they were seen strutting around a hotel in washington. you can vote on whether corn or cob will be named the official national thanksgiving turkey on the white house's website, dagen. those are your headlines. dagen: i always commit to farm sanctuary's pledge to make it a turkey free holiday. i haven't eaten meat in a decade. check you out farm sanctuary if you like animals. cheryl: i do. i do. dagen: the biden administration cabinet taking shape. joe biden expected to name picks, some of the names include former deputy secretary alejandro mayork