this area is restricted around the freeport meaning even local journalists can't around the freeportto find out what is going on. intense security at the moment with military posts and police stopping people from entering. foreign journalists like me will have the right to work in indonesia but still had to apply for special permits to report from papua. the president promised that would no longer be the case when he was elected butjournalists who have gone say they are still being followed by intelligence agents and they are not allowed to report freely in this province. thank you very much. fears are mounting on manus island for asylum seekers and refugees who will soon be forced to leave the detention camp. a court in papua new guinea has ruled against restoring basic services to refugees staying on the site of the centre, that was once run by australia but is now closed. at least 400 people are still at the camp, which has had its electricity, running water and food cut off. earlier i spoke with the bbc‘s hywel griffith in sydney about when the refugees might be forcibly removed

freeport pays millions of dollars every year for security for this mine.nesian military and the police, who have been accused of rights abuses in this province, that has had a low—level separatist conflict for decades. the local people, and particularly the separatist rebels, see the mine as a symbol of the fact that their natural resources of great wealth is being taken away from them for the benefit of the jakarta elite, and a us company, when they themselves are staying very poor. presidentjoko widodo is trying to change this economic imbalance. but this conflict and this stand—off once again shows how tense the situation is there. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: manus island asylum seekers are afraid that they will be forced to leave the detention camp. we will bring you the latest. also on the programme: it is a homecoming for one conductor at mumbai's royal opera house, which has reopened after decades of renovation work. we will hear her story. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their

same thing with freeport and now we're starting to see these things do they break out. keep an eye on copper. if copper starts to break these things will fly. >> another one for us? fresh unusual activity and take a look at the first one, judge occidental, oxy, strong activity despite the stock being down 55 cents, they were buying upside calls today. which calls? with the stock right there they are buying the 170 calls pretty big bloc. all collected in the same minute and bought very quickly. whenever that happens i like to follow i'll probably in for two weeks. >> okay. >> going back into the chips, scott. a name we don't talk about very often, qorvo very large buying going often you can see the stock, right here pushing on the 52-week highs? why is somebody buying today going very short term in november, probably because they are playing the breakout right now. seen some pretty aggressive almost 7,000 of these calls were bought i bought along with them they were trading between 30 and 50 sense the stock was a little lower than it is right now so you take a look at th

. -- >> freeport of information act. i'm grateful for judicial watch.legal work to file the freedom of information act request without which we would have not understood a lot of these -- ultimately, the shut down of the investigation. >> absolutely right. i'm so grateful you brought that up. we have to thank judicial watch and other organizations who foil these information. what we found out, is that mccabe did not really recuse himself from the server investigation until a week before the presidential election. >> as his wife was getting contributions from one of hillary clinton's best friends related pacs. mcauliffe would say i don't run the pac. they're pacs that exi existed. >> very closely connected to hillary clinton. you know that right now, it's still under investigation by the office special counsel whether or not mccabe violated hatch act rules. he met with mcauliffe. i got off the phone with fbi former and current fbi. if they would have done this, they would have had it handed to them. they would have violated -- you do not get involved in

>>ite rather own freeport.ey in new jersey. >> caller: hi jim, booyah booyah that giant fan from the state of new jersey got a question for you on cisco. >> i think when sysco report this is week i expect a d.ecent quarter. lance in florida >> caller: booyah to ya. love the show, i got a two-part question jim regarding acadia, acad with 35% in the past few weeks would you currently add to a position to this level >> i'm going to have to do a deep dive to see why it fell down 35% let me do some work. how about david in kentucky. >> caller: i have a question about c s x. >> i think pacific is better let's go to rob from new york. >> caller: i want to thank you and your staff for what you go my stock is emb. >> i liked em bridge because it's a growth pipe i think they're fine it's got a decent yield it's got a 5% yeed and a 52 week close seems like a bargain to me let's go to add hee in indiana s can. >> caller: i'm walling about this company lodge men, i heard about it on your company it's had good earnings for t

southbound lanes at freeport coming out of ellicott city, west on i-70, a wreck in the right lane. that is our traffic watch. we will be back in the next 10 minutes. we will update your alternates on 95 as well as route 1. larry: military coup in the streets. the country in the middle of what looks like a takeover coming up. first, >> you are watching good morning washington, on your side. 25 this morning, a california family is suing a water park after their son was injured on the slide. it happened the first day the slide was open for business. details ino has the this morning's "gma" first look. diane in this morning's "gma" : first look, the terrifying moment a 10-year-old boy went flying off a water slide. >> it was terrifying. suing the family is slide manufacturer and others for $2.5 million, accusing them of negligence and infliction of emotional distress. they outlined numerous unsafe conditions, including dangerously sharp edges and crocs in the structure. the family believes they were not resolved prior to opening. >> when you take your kid to a park, be a safe place. th

time on the month so cf industries, dow dupont there and the dow component and martin mar ata and freeport-mcmoran materials also down and we're seeing something we haven't seen in a while, an expansion of new lows and not new highs and merc and schlumberger, and whirlpool and century link and some of the telecoms have had a rough time of it recently overall, we're talking about this change in tone in the markets, progress on tax reform, but no home run. the flatter yield curve with everyone trying to figure out what that means and recent disappointing data from china and of course, middle east uncertainty. right now i still don't think we're in a huge sea change in the market, but there are subtle cracks showing up now. back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. stick around because we need to dig a little bit deeper into the big, but kind of off the radar part of the market which may be a great leading indicator for stocks and that is junk bonds. mike santoli joining us now with more on the potential message of high yield mike >> briana, as you were discussing just a little while ago with bill gr

some signs of weakness, dow there, of course which is a dow component down almost 6% on the month freeport, down about 3%. we're seeing an expansion of new lows, not new highs, but new lows on the new york stock exchange century link, archer daniels, whirlpool, and vinny, come over here, dow component that did a 52 week low and that's merck right here it's been a while since new lows guys, back to you. >> there's been weakness in biotech lately century link, i think bob is like a 20 year low over there in that telecom is upsetting high yield too. there's -- there's definitely pockets here of weakness >> and we mentioned the russell 2000, we've been talking about that the last four or five days. that's notably been underperforming for a while. that's an issue related to tax reform because small cap stocks would benefit this proportionately from any tax deductions >> that started in early october. that's been around a while too thanks bob >>> let's get to the closing bell exchange with all of that stuff there, we are joined from the partners, he's at post nine with keith bliss now the glass