this is the news hour live from on global headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes 2 days before voters in algeria go to the polls a court sentences 3 former political leaders to long prison. myanmar's leader on santucci is at the international court of justice to defend her country's treatment of muslim rohingya also this hour of democrats in the u.s. sorry.

to go this is the news hour live from on global headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes security forces in eastern democratic republic of congo to stop an angry crowd from marching on a u.n. base. u.s. president donald trump slaps status on metal imports from brazil and argentina opening new fronts in its trade war also this hour samoa shuts down its government .

this is the news hour live from our global headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes i democracy is what is at stake the president leaves us no choice but to act democratic house speaker nancy pelosi confirms that articles of impeachment will be drafted against u.s. president donald trump. french unions mobilized the biggest nationwide strike in years hell.

hello this is the news hour live from our global headquarters in doha i'm fully back to bowl coming upin the next 60 minutes an election many algerians consider worth less ballot paper is a torn in the presidential vote to replace abdelaziz bouteflika. deciding on a break sit direction the political leaders have cast their vote in the u.k.'s 3rd election.

to see there is a wave of black screens going across the room in the office as every screen global headquarters turns black and then shows a ransom message. people are running down the hallway everybody turn off their computers before they can be infected going into middle of meetings to jumping over turnstiles even the physical security systems were already locked and paralyzed by the malware. and those terminals and then to carry another empire state building worth and they couldn't figure out what was on the ships they didn't have inventory software did not know how to unload them. seventeen terminals around the world so the trucks are lining up by the thousands miles long nobody is telling them where to go they can't even send an e-mail to tell them what's happening one staffer who was enterprising went into his own gmail account but the entire network was down tens of thousands of trucks had to figure out where to send their containers but is part of the just in time supply chain. and that is 17 ports around the world. and with that pharmaceutical science and then fedex and each one has th

but i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from a global headquarters also coming up a mass exodus from southern russian and syrian forces pound the last rebel held area entire towns are scorched fire fighters in australia work around the clock to bring bushfires under control. in a nicholas hawkins and bar where people are queuing outside of banks for hours find out next voice since robert mugabe left our economy is going from bad to worse. india's main opposition congress party to hold a rally in a few hours against the controversial new citizenship law prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation which opponents say discriminates against muslims in india huge demonstrations were held again in the capital new delhi and several other states on sunday at least $25.00 people have died in violence since the law was passed in parliament earlier this month. was at one of the rallies in new delhi 7. it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a c

back to boil watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming out cooler weather may help firefighters battling bushfires across parts of australia. and i'm nicholas hall victoria falls despite the rainbow the world's largest waterfall is in some parts a slow trickle find out next how the worst drought in a century is affecting 45000000 people across 14 nations in southern africa and getting more of a taste of politics banks head to the polls parliamentary elections with a wider choice of candidates. their end ramadi is due to appear this hour at a rally in new delhi as he faces one of his biggest domestic challenges since becoming india's prime minister at least $25.00 people have died so far in violence healed by anger against a citizenship bill which opponents say discriminates against muslims sabina shuster reports some new delhi. police in the northern state are not taking chances. did runs wild firing tear gas not protests. sisters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against

election results on martine denis at global headquarters in doha also coming up. mass protests in algeria against an election where all 5 candidates have links to the outfit president. a parting cleaver a mere miles leader for the world's top court to throw out a case of genocide against the rectangle. the british prime minister boris johnson says it looks as though his conservative government has a powerful new mandate to deliver breaths it official results from thursday's very to still coming in but the at 6 at said polls are indicating that the conservatives are on course to win their biggest majority in decades and that would give mr johnson crucial control of parliament to push through britain's divorce from the european union. i don't want to tempt fate because clearly lots of results are still coming in and we're still really dealing with projections but at this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. to get rich done. not just to get pretty done but to unite this country and to take it for

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live mont global headquarters in doha also coming up despite weeks of protests india's government pushes through a half a 1000000000 dollar budget for a contentious population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against its 2 days of national mourning and all christmas celebrations canceled in booking a fossil after $35.00 civilians are killed by fighters in the worst attack in the us. i'm solomon job in kazakhstan and i'll tell you how the country is trying to move away from its hydrocarbon with the colony and finding investment in renewable sources. thank you for joining us at least 12 people including 6 children have been killed the syrian government forces push sharing creasing leave violent offensive deeper into province the latest attack was on a school in the town of joe boss where hundreds of displaced syrians had been sheltering government forces have made steady gains since launching an assault to retake the last rebel held province last week tens of thousands of syrian refugees are fleeing the fighting towa

from fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters here in tow also ahead the un's investigator calls it a mockery of justice 5 men in saudi arabia sentenced to death over the measure of journalists. china japan and south korea meet for talks aimed at strengthening security and boosting trade. and i'm nicholas hawke in zimbabwe inside one of the few government hospitals still functioning find out next what the doctors association says assignment genocide is taking place inside zimbabwe's health care system. we begin in india where 50 student groups in new delhi are set to march against a controversial citizenship law but police say they won't allow the demonstrations to go ahead protesters say the legislation discriminates against muslims at least 25 people have been killed across india since it was passed in parliament 2 weeks ago let's speak to elizabeth bron i'm in new delhi for is so moranis today elizabeth and the protest rally in new delhi could be confrontational. absolutely folley we are here in the center of the capital. early and there is only rea

shery: good evening from global headquarters in new york. i'm shery ahn. sophie: and i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." ♪ haidi: top stories this monday. china's factory output prices, manufacturing improving. above 50 for the first time since april. nissan looks ahead to the new ceo as they face slumping prices -- slasheed to skash costs and jobs. and in hong kong, police and protesters clash again after a week of relative calm. shery: consumer inflationshery:. year cpi numbers. growth of 0.2 percent. but this is missing expectations that we would see a rise of 0.7%. despite the missive estimates, we are seeing growth from the previous month when the inflation number was flat. month on month, disappointing 0.6%. a contraction of estimates were for a slight growth. this is contraction from the previous month of october. we know south korea faces challenges including negative base effects. last year in 2018, we saw a higher food and crude oil prices back then. the year on year number remains under pressure so we are s

at cnbc global headquarters.estors look to close out a record year for stocks carlos ghosn on the run. the ousted nissan chairman has fled japan the chinese tech giant faces continued u.s. crack down. the fed's repo strategy. steps to keep issues from the lending market from throwing a wrench into the markets.

from bloomberg's global headquarters in new york, i'm kathleen hays.uddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia." paul: our top stories this monday, optimistic numbers from japan. the economy grew more than expected in the third quarter. weaker than expected shipments show why china needs a trade deal.

at cnbc global headquarters. the house voting along party lines to impeach president trump.na extending a trade war olive branch to u.s. exporters as officials remain mum on phase one trade details. >> president trump making an unexpected phone call to boeing ceo hour before the company paused productio

>>> it is 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters 9,000 and beyond what the nasdaq has done for the first time ever and how 10,000 could be just a few months away. >>> not to be outdone, the s&p is on track for its own banner year >>> more changes at the top for boeing as another key executive exits. >>> another win for tesla as that stock soars to new highs. >>> taking that road, the top most aggressive cities when it comes to driving ranked. boy is rahel solomon going to be upset about this one "worldwide exchange" starts right now. >>> good morning and welcome stock futures are pointing to another record open for the major averages as the dow looks to lock in the 22nd record close of the year. the s&p on its 32nd record close. since 2013, when it gained around almost 30%. if it can ink out another 0.4%, it will have been the best year since 1997 so a big move. >> major investor attention on the nasdaq after it closed above the 9,000 mark for the first time ever. just 486 days after closing above the 8,000 mark the faang name playing a role in that move. you can see hear the faang stocks fac

election results are not in dennis and our global headquarters in doha are also coming out of parting plea for me a man's leader for the world's top court to throw out a case of genocide against range of minorities. and chile's president survives a bid to force him from office after weeks of violent protests. that the british prime minister boris johnson says it looks like his conservative government has a powerful new mandate to deliver bracks it official results from thursday's votes is still coming in but the predictions are called into the exit polls indicating that his party is on calls to win its biggest majority in decades and that would give him crucial control of parliament to push through britain's divorce from the european union. i don't want to tempt fate because clearly lots of results are still coming in and we're still only dealing with projections but at this stage it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. to get rich done. not just to get pretty done but to unite this country and to take it forward and to foc

(classical music playing throughout) >>> it is 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters your five at 5:00.nvestors hoping for another santa rally as stocks push further into record territory. fall out over at boeing. reacting to a change at the top of the defense giant >>> under investigation, one of europe's top automakers under new scrutiny >>> sacrificing safety for speed. a new investigat

korea watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha i'm fully back t. ball also coming up tens of thousands flee it labe as government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held province a wildfire sweeps through the city of baqubah to a so in chile destroying hundreds of homes. and christian leaders in iraq council festive celebrations in saudi that the solidarity with the victims of anti-government protests. marking a fossil is mourning the dead from 2 attacks in the past 48 hours at least 10 soldiers were killed when there were ambushed on wednesday night in. a province near mollies border it's the same region where an army base and a nearby town were attacked on tuesday 35 civilians and 80 gunmen were killed 2 days of national mourning were declared a warning some viewers may find the images in armitage or says reports disturbing. officials in brooklyn a fossil say these are the bodies of some of the men who attacked the positions of civilians in the north the military says it killed at least 80 of the attackers it's one of the worst

. >> good evening from bloomberg's global headquarters in new york.on. >> and i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. will come today rick eri -- daybreak: asia. ♪ paula: in our top stories this new year's eve, it is a done deal. white house street advisor peter navarro says phase one of the u.s.-china trade agreement will be signed in january. china's official pmi numbers out later, as president xi prepares

the company is looking for a global headquarters outside of china.y are in the process of looking at that. this started because the u.s. is doing a review of the acquisition of the business that became tiktok, which is musically. in 2017. part of that is because the company has become so huge, taking the u.s. by storm, especially among teenagers. they are saying this app is dangerous because it understands what your child is doing in their bedroom. if the chinese government wants to access that data, there is the potential. bytedance is denying that and saying it is operating and storing its data out of the u.s.. how would this affect its potential ipo next year? theiktok is very much central business that is underpinning bytedance's humongous valuation right now. if they want to take advantage of that, ideally, they would have to go public as soon as possible before even more clouds start gathering over there u.s. business. i think it is quite essential that they figure out the right strategy and then also what we have been told is the company does

fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from a global headquarters in doha also ahead this hour all christmas celebrations are counseled in booking a fossil after 35 people killed by an armed group in the worst attack in the year plus. india's government pushes through 1000000000 dollar budget for a population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims or have a live report from new delhi and we look at how a typhoon has disrupted holiday travel for millions in the philippines yes. but 1st some breaking news out of iraq where a new prime minister has been named after parliament approved a critical electoral reform this was one of the main demands of protesters who have been taking to the streets for several months now in iraq the name of the new prime minister is assad nonny and he has been appointed again following this new election reforms and this long gives independent politicians a better chance of winning seats. in the parliament demonstrations are continuing despite this appointment in iraq will be speaking to our correspondent dorsetsh

>>> it is 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters your five at 5:00. investors hoping for another santa rally as stocks push further into record territory. fall out over at boeing. reacting to a change at the top of the defense giant >>> under investigation, one of europe's top automakers under new scrutiny >>> sacrificing safety for speed. a new investigation sheds light on the systemic problem for amazon's delivery network. >>> and what shares of tesla are doing for the first time in history. all of that as "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ >>> good morning welcome to the show. i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's talk about what stocks are doing on this abbreviated trading day. dow is up by 17 points s&p at 1 and nasdaq around 7 markets are closing at 1:00 p.m. eastern. they will remain closed picking up for a full day of trading on thursday today also kicks off the first day of the official santa claus rally period which happens the last five trading days and first two trading days of the new year the s&p has posted 1.3% average gain i

election results on our team denis of that global headquarters in doha also coming up. libyan warlord. orders his forces to advance into central tripoli saying the final battle was a rise. and a passing plea for me and miles leader for the world's top court to throw out a case of genocide on range of minorities. first the british prime minister barak's johnson's decision to call a snap election looks to have paid off official results from thursday's vita coming in but the exit polls are indicating that his conservative party is well on calls to win its biggest majority in decades now if it's confirmed johnson will gain crucial control of parliament to push through bracks it will brennan begins our coverage. the 1st results came in traditional labor strongholds in northeast england to dramatically reduce labor majorities seems to confirm the accuracy of the exit poll results stress then became the 1st labor seat to form a 10 percent swing the conservatives win here. the 1st time since 1950 s. 17 times was the lucky the exit poll had predicted $368.00 conservative m.p.'s

at cnbc global headquarters. the house voting along party lines to impeach president trump. china extending a trade war olive branch to u.s. exporters as officials remain mum on phase one trade details. >> president trump making an unexpected phone call to boeing ceo hour before the company paused production on the 737 max jet. a decade of boom or bust as our room to run series tackles the energy sector asking if a turnaround in 2020 could be in the books. and disney yields the power of the force in theaters today. all of that as "worldwide exchange" begins right now >>> good morning and welcome i'm in for brian sullivan. we begin with late last night. the house of representatives historically impeached donald trump. tracie potts joins us now from washington, d.c. we knew this was going to happen, so now what happens next >> that's the interesting question when is that trial going to get started? we are not quite sure. president trump says he's eager to clear his name but the person who holds the key to when that will begin is house speaker nancy pelosi after the vote last n

>>> it is 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters here are your five at 5:00 the house approving a new nafta trade deal after more than a year's worth of talks. the bulls charging with a rally and only seven days left in the trading year >> your money, your vote squaring off last night and the economy was front and center >> a swing and a miss. nike earnings beating the street we'll tell you why that stock is trading lower this morning plus data breach, a major convenience store chain warning customers of a major incident. it is friday, december 20. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >> good morning and welcome to today. i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan the markets here, s&p 500 would open by about up one point dow by about 10 points and the nasdaq fractionally down record highs those moves kicking that day off. treasury yields now. the 10-year currently ticking slightly higher again. 1.942% two-year, 1.642. the spread between these two the highest since october last year. looking at asia. a plicmixed session there. hang seng up similar but to the upside shanghai down about half a p

. >>> it is 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters here are your five at 5:00 the house approving a new nafta trade deal after more than a year's worth of talks. the bulls charging with a rally and only seven days left in the trading year >> your money, your vote squaring off last night and the economy was front and center >> a swing and a miss. nike earnings beating the street we'll tell you why that stock is trading lower this morning

at our global headquarters right here and also ahead a u.s. congressional panel is to vote at any moment on approving impeachment charges against president donald trump. and libyan warlords orders his forces to advance into central tripoli saying the final battle has a right. so the british prime minister boris johnson's decision to call a snap election looks to have paid off official results from thursday's vote are currently being tallied but exit polls indicate his conservative party is on course to win its biggest majority in decades that would give johnson crucial control of parliament in order to push through bracks it's so the exit poll conducted by u.k. broadcasters suggest the conservatives will secure an $86.00 seat majority with a total of $368.00 seats labor is predicted to get $191.00 would be there which would be their worst result since the 1930 s. in scotland the s.n.p. is predicted to win 55 seats. while the liberal democrats traditionally britain's 3rd largest party is projected to win just 13 seats words johnson has tweeted

at cnbc global headquarters. investors look to close out a record year for stocks carlos ghosn on the run. the ousted nissan chairman has fled japan the chinese tech giant faces continued u.s. crack down. the fed's repo strategy. steps to keep issues from the lending market from throwing a wrench into the markets. and ringing in 2020. parts of the world are already ushering in the new year as the final "worldwide exchange" of 2019 begins right now. >> a very good morning to all and welcome to the last day of 2019 a very happy early new year. i'm in for brian sullivan. here is how your money and the markets are showing up this morning. showing the markets will open slightly higher. the s&p 500, the dow and the nasdaq all on track for strong gains. nasdaq could finish the year with gains of nearly 35% turning to the bond market currently trading at 1.903%. in asia, the markets in japan. remember they were closed today. japan notching gains of 18% for the year the shanghai composite finishing up about 0.33% and the

this is a news hour live from our global headquarters in doha coming up in the next. 60 minutes leader on santucci defends her country against genocide charges for its treatment of muslim rowing. the at. mass protests in northeast india as the parliament debates a controversial citizenship.

>>> 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters holding steady, what fed chairman jay powell said to do to the markets on the two-day losing streak. voters head to the polls in the uk pressure from down under feeling the heat from global regulators calling for correction we have an exclusive interview the top business person of the decade the name revealed as "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ >>> good thursday morning to you. welcome. i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan looking at futures all up about.15% or more in the futures that indicated open. let's look at the treasury yield and look at the 10-year is doing after that big fed decision -- wait a wasn't that big of a fed decision yesterday, was it yielding 1.8%. in asia today, lets look at the hang seng, we are up 1.3%. the nikkei up slightly the shanghai down a third a percentage point in europe, we are paying attention on the big vote. will it be conservatives or labor? we are seeing in the green across the board up more than half a percentage point except in spain where we are just up 0.4% looking at some of the top stories with rah

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your five at 5:00. the pressure is on with jay powell in the limelight. $1.8 trillion and beyond the world's largest ipo surging past expectations on the first day of trading we have a live report from saudi arabia coming up >> delay to a deal investors hopeful. the u.s. will kick the canon the tariff hike in december on china. >> facebook falling. a new report says the social media giant is no longer one of the best places to work. >> and a strike again. yankees inking the largest contract again for a major league pitcher all of this as "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ good morning and welcome to the show i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan trying to snap a two-day losing streak all remain negative so far the dow would open up just about four points, the s&p about one point and the nasdaq about seven points pointing to the big fed decision later today. we are seeing some signs here, movement there to the down side 1.86%. 10-year note deals, two-year note deals ahead there you can see the major

. >>> 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters holding steady, what fed chairman jay powell said to do to the markets on the two-day losing streak. voters head to the polls in the uk pressure from down under feeling the heat from global regulators calling for correction we have an exclusive interview the top business person of the decade the name revealed as "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪

at cnbc global headquarters. wild markets swing futures rising on a report that u.s. and china are moving closer to a trade deal. meantime, new comments from beijing this morning as u.s. congress takes action on human rights violations in the world's second largest economy and an end of an era alphabet sees its cofounders moving out to the sidelines. leaders gathering in england for a second day of meetings and another black eye for boeing as a major airline opts for airbus all of this as we begin right now. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to the show, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's check out what is happening with dow futures they were lower until a headline moved from bloomberg news saying u.s. and china are inching closer to agreeing to the amount of tariffs that will be rolled back in a phase one deal those headlines sent futures which were solidly red this morning and all of a sudden shot higher the dow is up about 135 points if there is a lesson in the last 24 hours, it is that every single trade headline matters. the dow at one point falling more tha

shery: good evening from global headquarters in new york. i'm shery ahn.ophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." ♪ haidi: top stories this monday. china's factory output prices, manufacturing improving. above 50 for the first time since april. nissan looks ahead to the new ceo as they face

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your five at 5:00. the pressure is on with jay powell in the limelight. $1.8 trillion and beyond the world's largest ipo surging past expectations on the first day of trading we have a live report from saudi arabia coming up >> delay to a deal investors hopeful. the u.s. will kick the canon the tariff hike in december on

at cnbc global headquarters. wild markets swing futures rising on a report that u.s. and china are moving closer to a trade deal. meantime, new comments from beijing this morning as u.s. congress takes action on human rights violations in the world's second largest economy and an end of an era alphabet sees it

back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters here in doha also ahead the un's investigator calls it a mockery of justice 5 men in saudi arabia sentenced to death over the measure of journalists. china japan and south korea meet for talks aimed at strengthening 6.

. >> good evening from bloomberg's global headquarters in new york. i am shery on. >> and i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. will come today rick eri -- daybreak: asia. ♪ paula: in our top stories this new year's eve, it is a done deal. white house street advisor peter navarro says phase one of the u.s.-china trade agreement will be signed in january. china's official pmi numbers out later, as president xi prepares his new year's address. and reports say former nissan boss carlos ghosn is in the can on. this he jumped bail in japan or did he reach a deal? ordid he jump bail in japan did he reach a deal? december are getting cpi numbers come growing more than expected. after aacceleration deceleration and contraction in the previous month. year on year, there is also growth of 0.7%, which is also a faster growth for cpi numbers than expected and also an acceleration from the previous month. core cpi year-on-year growing 0.7%. boostingeen oil prices inflation. the average price of brent crude oil still higher than those numbers for december 2018. some

in another incident, a man walked into the global headquarters of the religious movement and allegedly threatened to shoot and kill people inside the center. and tonight, the search is on for that individual. four other incidents took place on december 23rd and on the 24th. also, being investigated by nypd's hate crime task force. in fact, you're looking at surveillance video of one of them. it captures the attack on christmas eve and you can see the man in religious attire being attacked from behind in brooklyn. and then yesterday, a jewish mother reported being verbally and physically assaulted with a bag while she was with her child. so what's in all this? regional director for the anti-defamation league told me he worries people are simply becoming more numb to this kind of behavior because it's happening so frequently. and that's precisely why the nypd says tonight it is out in full force. it's working with jewish leaders to try to make sure that their communities feel safe. they feel protected. of course, it was just over two weeks ago when that community was shaken by a deadly s

at cnbc global headquarters.final trading days of 2019 kicking off this morning as the markets look to put a cap on what could be the best year in two decades. >>> tesla's model 3 officially rolling out in china less than a year after the company broke ground at its shanghai factory. >>> weworks parachute packages we'll talk about that and new report on the high price the troubled startup will have to pay some of its executives >>> the restaurant industry facing a big year of change. we are breaking down the new frontiers fo

completely without merit meanwhile another report that said they are considering setting up global headquartersconsidering london and dublin. but they said they don't share user date with its parent company or the chinese government but it is facing significant scrutiny the committee on foreign investment is reviewing the start-up which became tiktok >> this is a company that has generated a big debate yes. 665 million monthly active users over thanksgiving. all three of my nieces use it. they love it this has really captivated attention. not just millennials but genz. >> this is the first social media app we've seen that has gained significant traction that is founded and based outside of the u.s. and so i think it will be really interesting to see what happens. we've never had regulators faced with this kind of popularity of a nonu.s. app before even the u.s. based apps are facing significant concerns. >> at a time obviously where tensions between china and the u.s. are at a high regarding trade and national security issues across the board. >> absolutely. and we've seen various arms of the m

at cnbc global headquarters and here is your five at 5 decking the halls.reparing for the annual santa claus rally as stocks look to set and make new all-time highs >>> close to a deal. president trump signaling a breakthrough in u.s./china trade talks as that country looks to boost imports even further >>> could the force be waning? numbers from disney's latest star wars opening weekend coming in a little cooler than some had hoped. >>> discount danger. lawmakers calling for an investigation into a major retail

back to boil watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha also coming up cooler weatheray help firefighters battling bushfires across nosh watts of australia. and the nicholas hall victoria falls despite the rainbow the world's low.

to play watching al jazeera live from our global headquarters in doha i'm fully back t.all also coming up tens of thousands as government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held province a wildfire sweeps through the city of baqubah to a soul in chile destroying hundreds of homes. and christian leaders in iraq.

at cnbc global headquarters.ere is your five at 5 final trading days of 2019 kicking off this morning as the markets look to put a cap on what could be the best year in two decades. >>> tesla's model 3 officially rolling out in china less than a year after the company broke ground at its shanghai factory. >>> weworks parachute packages we'll talk about that and new report on the high price the troubled startup will have to pay some of its executives >>> the restaurant industry facing a big year of change. we are breaking down the new frontiers for that sector in the new decade and facebook being called the new cigarettes for our society by the founder of salesforce.com his critical take on the social media giant as "worldwide exchange" begins right nowe to exchange" i'm dierdre bosa in for brian sullivan the second to last day of 2019, take a look at stock futures right now pretty much flat they are on track for a block buster year as i mentioned the s&p on track for potentially its best year in two decades if it

at cnbc global headquarters, and here is your five at 5 totally done the top u.s.ors selling the phase 1 u.s./china trade deal as details remain elusive. >>> grounded for good. reports this morning boeing is taking a hard look at the future of its 737 max model jet >>> dupont strikes again this time inking a more than $26 billion deal creating a new consumer products power house. >>> and, room to run a week-long series kicking off today, a

at cnbc global headquarters and here is your five at 5 decking the halls.nvestors preparing for the annual santa claus rally as stocks look to set and make new all-time highs >>> close to a deal. president trump signaling a breakthrough in u.s./china trade talks as that country looks to boost imports even further >>> could the force be waning? numbers from disney's latest star wars opening weekend coming in a little cooler than some had hoped. >>> discount danger. lawmakers calling for an investigation into a major retail discount brand. >>> and choice words for amazon after a new investigation into the company's brand badging system goes into effect as "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ just another manic monday, wish it were sunday ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange" i'm dom anyone chu in today for brian saul van here is how stock futures setting up their day on this monday in a holiday-shortened trading week the dow jones would open by another 35 points if these gains hold into the opening bell the s&p up by 2 points and the na

at cnbc global headquarters and here is your 5 at five searching for direction.iving investors much to chew on after friday's block buster jobs report and triple rally numbers suggest the ageing bull market isn't ready to be put out to pasture yet >>> jeff bezos has a message when working with the pentagon. >>> new comments from china hoping a trade deal gets done asap and the house of mouse strikes again. already raking i

at cnbc global headquarters and here is your 5 at five searching for direction.tock futures not giving investors much to chew on after friday's block buster jobs report and triple rally numbers suggest the ageing bull market isn't ready to be put out to pasture yet >>> jeff bezos has a message when working with the pentagon. >>> new comments from china hoping a trade deal gets done asap and the house of mouse strikes again. already raking in nearly $10 billion in box office sales this year and one of the most anticipated movies doesn't hit theaters until next week "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome i'm courtney reagan in for brian sullivan you know it's me because you have country music playing it's my favorite here is how your money and global markets are looking this monday morning stock futures indicating the dow will open just slightly lower at this point and this, of course, you can see the dow jones industrial is down by just 31 right now, the indication but this is as the dow comes off the best day since october 4th, surg

this is the news hour live from on global headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes security forces in eastern democratic republic of congo to stop an angry crowd from marching on a u.n. base. u.s. president donald trump slaps tyrus on metal imports from brazil and argentina opening new fronts in its trade war also this hour some all eye shuts down its government and orders tough to help contain a measles outbreak that's killed more than 50 people and a defiant response from syrian president after being sentenced to 20 years in prison for the mass killing of political opponents. and i'm we are starting with sports and the arabian gulf cup host qatar on the field right now against the u.a.e. with a place in the semifinals at stake it's a game with as much politics as team pride. thank you very much for joining as security forces have stopped and for marching towards a u.n. base in the east of the democratic republic of congo they were heading to the peacekeeping compound near the airport in beni one of 2 bases in that city at least 2 people have been killed demonstrators have