during those three months, mario savio made his famous speech. police made their largest arrest in california at the time and momentum was building. >> individual students must ask themselves what do they wish to be a part of such action. >> the image of speakers carefully removing their shoes so they could stand with their stocking feet or bare feet on the roof of a police car. that's striking. the contrast between the car, the arrested person, and the speaker free to speak was a very powerful image. >> jack weinberg was that arrested person inside the police car for 32 hours. until the university agreed to negotiate. >> and that was on a friday night. and we knew we had won. so now we're going into negotiations with the university over the issues which they were never willing to do before. now we were a serious force to be reckoned with. >> i think at this point we began to realize that this was way bigger than anything we had imagined. but i don't think we even yet understood that this was historic. >> what they also may not have imagined is n

he was classic super mario. he was reassuring the market with just enough confidence that he is there ready to act if necessary, but probably didn't say enough to really anger the germans. but we do hear from yens abideman at 10:15 cet. how has it broken down across individual markets? the ftse 100 up 0.55%. continental europe is taking comfort in the fact that mr. draghi will act if necessary. germany up 1.15%. france up 1.07% and italy up 1.3%. we saw a fraction of yield growth yesterday because of global growth stemming from those pmis. but it wasn't too significant a move. it's below 0.8% again today. that's stemming because of a risk off sentiment of some of the dovish lines of mr. draghi's comments earlier. the uk is seeing yield compression there, as well. the 10-year in italy, 2.27%. let's move on. 1.2468 on the euro/dollar. the yen has come back below the 118 handle. 117.9. we know the bank of japan wants to weaken t japan and it has been successful in doing that. but mr. aso came out and said recent mo

mario draghi about these reports of dissent.we go into december, and we have another auction, how crucial is the december meeting? is december quite significant? >> the ecb will release new focus. show a lowerl inflation projection. it will be difficult to argue that inflation will rise when we are lowering prices and the futures markets are saying there is only a slight increase one year out, two years out. it is very difficult to get inflation up. i think that is the question for the early december council meeting which will precede the ltro. going into the new year, there will be no excuses. is low, then either change the message on balance sheet expansion or -- >> it is a great thing for the average person on the street. >> they are very slow in dogmang their targets and in a sense that they are following. 2%own feeling is that inflation in today's world is a very high target and it is difficult to achieve. we also need to look more at how they deflate gdp rather than cbi. if we have positive inflation and zero cpi inflation

a dovish mario draghi.he people's bank of china. >> let's get a reaction to what has been a busy morning for macro news. let's go to the conference jens weidmann is talking at. the chief officer of beh renberg. the last hour has delivered a large amount of macro news. cutting interest rates. what is going on? was not a surprise with regard to the speech of mario draghi. he confirmed and prepared the markets over the last days and weeks. today, he confirmed this is the way. he's ready to take action. i think we get more confirmation that will be needed. he said he wants to lift up inflation as fast as possible. this is nothing new. the euroh rate's in zone low. he's ready to take action, he with a it in december probability of more than 50%. with regard to china, also here it is nothing new that a bank of china is pretty focused on the growth rates. it is nothing new that growth 7% to 7.5%. roughly they have to balance it out. they take measures to go for a re-acceleration. nothing too spectacular. >> put th

they sent us this summary of the day's trading in frankfurt. >> mario draghi has the nickname magic mariohis impact was almost magical. the dax rallied after a very successful week. only the euro took a hit after the announcement. the ecb is going to use the strongest weapon to buy government bonds. the chinese central bank also cut several benchmark interest rates to get economy there working again. the flooding with money is going on. there are signals for a turnaround. >> we have a quick look at the numbers. the dax finished 2.6% higher. across the atlantic, the dow up by nearly 4/10 of 1%. the euro down against the greenback. german automaker volkswagen has announced a five-year plan that will involve spending 86 early in dollars -- billion euros. >> much of the spending will be dedicated to developing more efficient production methods and cars. the aim is to develop electric and hybrid motors, and a new sports utility range. they are aiming to expand in china their biggest, investing 22 billion euros by the year 2019. >> the formula one season comes to an end this weekend. racing fan

all of this helps mario draghi.he gave a target that was one trillion euros. >> that was a target he had given before but they seem to be distancing from that target and he talked about currency awards. mario draghi said the balance sheet will continue to expand while the balance sheet of other central banks will contract. that takes us to the u.s. and we have the jobs report out later today. that will be the guiding force around markets. interms of jobs, 235,000 october, 248,000 in september. on the terminal i went and searched for jobs in news and one of the first you get is a nice preview of what to expect but you also get a nice quick whichn secular stagnation has come up a few times in conversation. it is really downbeat. it is something that has been coming up with economists as whether this recovery looks different than other recoveries. i'm not consigned to the wages but participation rate. course, the best year of jobs growth in the u.s. since 1999. that is not a prince song. ands talk about bill gross his

he is no longer super mario. >> he needs to become super mario again. what do you want him to do?o expand his bond buying. really, the thing on the table is getting into the sovereigns. go big. he needs to go big. and there isrouble a lack of policy. it could take a year or more to really hit. --you think the doj really boj really set the bar. >> they did. they are saying, we are committed to covering deflation. the u.s. economy is actually in great shape. europe needs to take more aggressive action. but they have been late. beencb balance sheet has contracting by the u.s. federal reserve, bank of japan has been expanding. they should have taken a cue from us and they did not. >> this is happening at the time when the fed is contemplating the next step on when to raise interest rates. it means that all the money is now flowing and continues to flow in the united states. speaking about late to the game, richard fisher said yesterday that we may be running into this problem of being too late to raise interest rates. >> if we wait until we have achieved what we considered to be a nat

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bloomberg chief and finance advisor speak and this minute -- this morning any minute now mario draghi speaks. as we wrap up the week check out the movement in the futures markets. 0.6%, 36es higher up i points higher and if you look at the week another week of gains and to manus cranny that would make it a fifth week of gains. greath had two conversations on countdown which i think encapsulates the top news flow. farage. and is a due to u.k. risk the party, the risk for the u.k. is the treasury in a not a kingdom at 2.09 percent but risk would rise and that is a big kingdomhe united potentially going for folks and raise thecould indeed risk, andrew bosworth here in the studio. q e? the ecb was almost ordering in the ways, they have divisions in the same way, let the monitory -- monetary policy has divisions, and assembly have divisions in the federal reserve so to your divisions in the ecb. ultimately the market is expecting qe and that -- to that end baltimore said you wanted a little bit of a periphery, i'm doing a slight gesture there. if and when qe comes this is where you will se

mario draghi said, i know the rumors are there, but i am not going anywhere. he has a term until 2019. this is just talk. the big challenge is we're still at a critical juncture. he has to do more to stimulate the economy and he needs everyone behind him. let -- >> he will never have everyone behind him. >> you want the executive board. yesterday, we talked about the report and how they sent around the style of communication, how was somehow erratic. the point of to trying to build the balance sheet. >> that is what we're watching out for. the balance sheet, but it is also the inflation and whether banks are lending. that is the cracks of it. crux of it. a big challenge to get back -- to give banks to lend. that continues to go on. bank lending in europe continues to contract. the demand is not there. >> the other thing we're watching out for is deflation. deflation is the one thing that mario draghi is worried about. >> the fight for inflation is the foreigna exchange market and the juan not right now is the bank of japan. >> thank you so much for joining us.

if mario draghi is listening. up 7.6% this morning. an industrial and specialty chemical maker. than eported better estimate. they are confirming their forecast as long as there is no major change in euro/dollar. we'll see if draghi is they also expect growth in all relevant performers. up 7.6%. >> stocks to watch here. the top headlines this morning. in the u.s., midterm elections. republicans have taken control of the senate for the first time in 10 years and won a series of governor races in crucial battleground states. the result ensures the republican also control both chambers of congress for the remainder of president obama's term. and angela merkel said the election in the ukraine's rebel-held eastern regions was "illegal." her comments came amid warnings that russia is amissing militaryry vehicles in the region. and crude continues to decline. three-year lows. supply will outpace growth and demand as production in the u.s. is forecast to grow for a fifth straight week and saudi arabia cut its costs. the cost of brent is also f

mario, let me start with you.lankfein is someone we have had on bloomberg television quite often. i want you to construct a dish that you would cook for the goldman sachs ceo with new york hot dogs. bobby flay, don thompson is someone i know well. he is the ceo of mcdonald's. i want you to construct a dish for him -- >> no problem. >> using the sweet-and-sour sauce at mcdonald's. >> ok. >> tom colicchio, warren buffett is someone that i have talked to quite often. he loves cherry coke. so, i want you to construct a dish using cherry coke. >> sure, i'm the coke guy, right? yeah. great. >> you signed that deal, buddy. >> rachael, i will give you a bit of a curveball. elon musk is a billionaire, founder of tesla, the electric carmaker. >> those are really cool. they are very cute. >> he is south african. so, a south african food is biltong, which is a kind of beef jerky. i want you to construct a dish using beef jerky. mario, you've had a second to think about it. what would you make lloyd blankfein? >> first of all,

mario draghi continues to make a cannot work alone. it needs the government to take action. where do you see a for confidence? do you see that move forward? >> we are trying to explore this idea that mario draghi himself has laid out, that countries doing reforms and perhaps in a coordinated fashion could also have more leeway on their countercyclical fiscal stance. alsobly that could encourage countries with bigger , which has called for germany to increase its own fiscal spending or we asked -- acqu ce two-baggers -- to bigger spending. i think the ecb stands ready to fiscalover, should this expansion put upward pressure on .ields i think they would be more than willing to purchase government securities at that stage. >> francisco is going to be with us as we had to break. we are also watching the ongoing events in the united states. you are looking at the live shot in the streets of ferguson, missouri. protesters are taking to this treats after a grand jury did not -- to the streets after a grand jury did not indict the police officer who shot an unarmed black teen. ♪ >>

as i understand mario, and you can ask michelle about this, the expectation in the market is that mariogs that he's doing now are not enough, won't get him back to his 2012 level, and ends up doing outright qe in the first quarter of next year. >> was it dramatic or as expected? >> the numbers? >> no. what draghi was saying. >> i haven't looked at what mario is saying. >> in general how do you feel about what he's saying, dramatic or expected? what kind of music should we play? >> i see what you're asking. i think it's dramatic because i like that dramatic music [ dramatic music playing ] >> is that like monday night football music? >> almost like that. >> these two met one last time on a snowy -- >> exactly. you could do that for a living. that's pretty good, joe. >> i have a job for now. >>> opec just releasing its world oil outputs. jackie joins us now. there's been a lot going on in oil. >> that's right, joe. good morning. >> good morning. >> this report coming out at a very critical time. oil prices beaten down 20% in the last three months. you have saudi arabia recently cutting pr

and mario draghi is fed up wants out. mario draghi himself has not ignored it. months ago, he said there is nothing to this rumor, i'm serving my full-term until october 2019. everybody is talking about that. adage, no smoke without fire. >> who would want the job? gotets paid less than he paid at bank of italian. want,ch job would you central bank president or president of italy? >> the food is better. although you have to be in rome. >> what i will say is i'm not surprised there is infighting, but i am surprised it has become public. can you imagine the nbc turning on governor carney? -- the mpc turning on governor carney? >> if you look at greenspan in the fed, draghi is more akin to the way greenspan operated. there's a national element to this. which i think is something that needs to be taken into consideration. the regional fed officials going to washington is very different from officials coming from different countries within the eurozone. there's a distinction that is going to become important. particularly in the next few months as we deal with the fr

. >> the ecb chief mario draghi made the comments after the bank's governing council eating. analysts are speculating the measures could involve the purchase of corporate or government bonds. the ecb also left its key interest rate at a record low .5% -- or 5%, i should say. apologies. we have the latest on how druggy -- how mario draghi's talk went down on the floor with investors. >> the anticipation of further monetary easing by the central bank caused investors to buy shares, but this was not the only reason why people here were especially anxious this time to hear what mario draghi had to say at his press conference. during the last few days and weeks, many rumors went around frankfurt around opposition within the council of the ecb against mario draghi, but he countered these rumors quite elegantly, saying that his official monthly statement about monetary policy was signed unanimously by all council members, and a dinner the council members had went quite successfully and better-than-expected. so whoever thought that this thursday the cards in the game of monetary poli

mario draghi opened the door to qe.said, quote, inflation must be raised quickly by whatever means necessary. and global stocks rallying on both of those stories. here's a snapshot of the main -- see how the market is viewing all of this on this side of the pond. looking like it would show up higher. >>> our news maker at this hour searches for opportunities all around the globe. the question is how will moves impact his next decision. joining us is wilbur ross. i know you said recently you said the chinese stock market deserves another look. today with china moving to cut interest rates, how does that really affect your opinion on this? >> well, i think it's a very positive development because it's the early stages of quantitative easing. i think they've needed that because when they would try to tighten up against the real estate excesses, they put in draconian measures in the money market. so i think it's a very good move and a useful one. >> a good move and useful one. you think this is something that will actually

they're going along because mario draghi is not shown signs of improvement.e is just saying don't worry, i will keep the safety net there. the economy under it is still massively flawed. >> you tell me the last time a market was trading on economic fundamentals. the sovereign debt market in granted, would not trade on come -- economic fund the minerals, either. it is trading on declining yields and the triscuit going -- trades keep going lower. >> i guess what he is saying, investors are drug addicts. >> yes, i think we can agree on that, and thursday afternoon, jonathan has to get over for a swift pint right now. >> you got it, matt. >> let's get over to tesla. >> we were talking about the global economy for a moment. matt needed to wrap that up so it is time for tesla. >> luxury cars, global economy. and elon musk forecasts global growth every year for years to come. let's look at the future with efraim leavy, who has a hold on the stock, and editor-at-large cory johnson. let me just ask you, i thought we would see a drop. i thought this was a short coverin

mario draghi reassuring investors do what they can to help the economy. right now, though, a mixed trading day. we're looking at the ftse 100, german and french markets trading slightly higher on the day. the big performer is up about 0.7%. >> let's look at bonds. is the ecb ready to do more? germany, 0.84% and the gilt at 2.27%. let's look in on forex. in particular, it moved 0.6% against the euro as mario draghi's concern that the ecb is united and ready to do more on conventional measures if necessary. sterling fell quite sharply. that was despite the ecb keeping rates on hold. which could provide additional headwinds. according to new research, the government's plan for a tax will have a, quote, strong impact on the primed market. let's kick off just with some general price outlook. even though prices have risen quite strongly in the last five or ten years, you still forecast strong prices across the uk over the next five years. >> clearly we're coming off a low on interest rate environments. we're coming off some fairley strong performance in 2014. i

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what do you think, is mario draghi overly dominant or does he do a good job? >> i think his management style is the actual situation. he has so many different interests of diversing national banks. i think he's doing the right management in this situation. >> looking at all that discussion around qeo an extended abs program, do you think it's really needed right now? >> obviously, it's clear that with pure interest policy right now, we have notified a solution. so we need further steps. if we need qe, i think probably qe makes sense, especially the program that is planning or buying in equities in the future. liquidity actions are done so far. >> to get that clear qe meaning buying sovereign bonds, some analysts who are expecting that to happen in the first quarter next year. >> so in general, if the ecb wants to reach the target, they have to increase the balance sheet for 1 billion of euros. i think it's obviously clear that they will discuss the question about sovereign bonds. first of all, we will not be able to fill this gap, only with asset backed securi

mario draghi said inflation must be boosted as quickly as possible.ion also become increasingly challenging. headline inflation has fallen significantly over the last year. november, it still stood at 0.9%. this was low, but it was generally expected to rise safely above 1% by now. week, he refused to rule out large-scale bond buying. the perfect gift for your beer drink and friends was designed by a former heineken employee at apple. a draft beer dispenser. it a boon ford its spherical shape. it holds two liters of beer. there was news out about dow chemical. they came to an agreement with dan loeb to add four new directors on the board. the number of directors will go from 10 to 13. among those new directors, is the current nonexecutive chairman of aig, steve miller. steve, can you hear me? >> yes ca, i can. >> how did this come together? judging from last week, the two sides were far apart. how did they come together? ultimately, both sides concluded it would be far better to come to a consensual settlement, rather than carrying on a proxy battle.

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talk about mario draghi, he never showed up. .terday he was not here although the ecb is not underrepresented. there are several ecb officials are government councilmembers walking around. all-star cast of monetary policy. it takesson hole, place behind closed doors. here, the all-stars are all present. if not mario draghi, a good number from the ecb. >> the all-star cast including our own correspondent simon kennedy. thank you. we will check back for updates. a snapshot of the health of the american economy. the latest jobs data is released at 1:30 u.k. time. 230 5000 people joined the u.s. workforce last month, unemployment expected to hold steady at 5.9 percent. this is still a little backward looking. indication of what the fed will do. >> it is always coming down to o the same thing every month. the headline numbers are strong. 235,000 today.er unemployment is that i post crisis low. go back to 2008 for a number 5.9%. when you look at details like be participation rate, 62.7%. as a load not seen since the 1970's. four and a l

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mario draghi's stress test.between draghi and colleagues at the ecb , is the pressure building once again for the ecb to respond? back in the summer it all seemed so good for the u.k. economy and fast-forward it has given forward to cautiousness as the biggest trading partner is on the brink of another recession. another miss, another sign of weakness. what does it mean for the open, i am looking at futures, dax futures down around 20 points, really there are only two big main events. beit is obviously going to the ecb, where does mario draghi go? the bank of england, unlikely they will do anything but you never know. in terms of the market, the sentiment is much more to do with what is going on with other central banks versus the european central bank. this was the moment in time when the dollar-yen went 115 for the first time in seven years.

a little bit of a turnaround after mario draghi.gave sovereign debt a bit of a lift this morning. let's get back to the corporate news, there is a new member in the mobile payment business. actchat is getting into the of a new product called snap cash trying to rival paypal. snapchat, financial payments, what we expect in that? interesting, a clever combination with square, square has the payment know-how and they can prove that they have privacy. square can leapfrog all the other people and the likes of who google has been trying to get. all of these competitors, square has the access to and the real u.s., you canthe or a visa, debit card, mastercard debit card right now, type in the amount of him a hit the green button and there it goes. suddenly if you're having a drink or sharing a coffee you can suddenly split the cost. >> why does snapshot want to do this? >> it is all about monetizing, maybe it won't be just sharing the cost of our lunch maybe it will be because you get e-commerce directly. you might see an ad on your phone a

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are you hoping mario draghi pulls out some type of bazooka?f one believes markets only go up because of central banks providing ammunition, everyone needs that to happen. unfortunately, markets drive farther because earnings grow and valuations are low. the fact we had september ral bank intervention and plenty of liquidity just adds to that. the market today is undervalued. the market is sopping up all this great earnings growth. the earnings story seems to be accelerating. it's a great picture to be in today. it's one that every pullback you get like the one we had a couple of weeks ago is a buy opportunity. you have to continue to focus on that. >> i have another positive bullish factor in there. end of the year is typically strong for u.s. equities, post midterm elections is strong, especially if you have a republican-controlled congress and democratic president. do you buy into those seasonal factors? >> they take away fear and a good 10% correction is another way to eliminate fear. you can think what would happen if next year was a stron

mario draghi's announcement and news sent china to cut the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points. in mid-afternoon trade, the dax and cac were up. most important medical stories from all around the world. coming up, the devastation caused by acid attacks in cambodia, and the people who care for the victims. how bollywood glitz is being used in india to make health education fun.

people's bank of china lowering the one-year lending rate, mario draghi implying he might be purchasing sovereign debt. we have a tidal wave of liquidity. not surprising when china acts we are seeing commodities move to the up side. brent crude. iron ore is up. zinc is up. palladium is up. industrial metals as well as precious metals. all higher. even in the u.s., nucor, vulcan materials. all that on the up side. unfortunately, the history of rate cuts in china doesn't necessarily lead to a lot of move in chinese stocks. the people's bank of china cut interest rates seven times in the last, since 2008, as i recall.

mario garnero.n us exclusively as brazil reacts to elections and allegations of corruption in the oil industry. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." billionaire batista goes on trial. the judge says he is a symbolic figure and to see him in court is an historic moment. police continue their investigation into the petroleum company petrobras. -- thecartel allegedly president says the investigation changes forever the relationship the between society, government, and private companies in the country. >> those are some of the biggest stories. guest and. our next he is the chairman of garnero group. mario garnero. when you read the headlines about what is going on with petrobras, the chair of the hisany, how tarnished corporate brazil as a result of the investigations? there are two important points. the first one is the new gave then passed opportunity to the companies to be under severe restriction. brazil -- thee, corrupter was not in jail or charged. i think this is an important point toward combating

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does that help or hurt mario draghi's plan to unveil quantity tiefb easing? some would say it hurts the ecb's plan. germany feels like if it's economy is doing well, others should, as well, without the need for further easing. >> clearly. and we are kind of on a tipping point in terms of the economy. there is still a lot of weakness out there and especially on inflation. we can't see -- in our forecast, we see inflation next year at 0.7% and picking up just over 1 is% for a long period. i think that's the problem. if we get too low inflation for too long, clearly, the ecb will do whatever it can to avoid inflation expectations to come down. i think that's the key. >> do you think the market is overly optimistic on european markets right now? as i was just pointing out in the beginning of the show, the stoxx europe 600 index up about 14% since the lows of october. but the eurozone is dealing with laundry list of challenges which does include slowing growth, yet markets are rebounding. >> i think at one point we're trying to pursue is that we are looking at pot

i think mario draghi is right. there is plenty of scope to buy assets. that scope is buying sovereign debt, which we think they will eventually do. sense is given the message from the ecb it has to get worse before it gets better. the ecb will eventually step up, but things aren't bad enough. >> just to finish, sovereign bond yields. you said expect higher volatility. you said to expect lower returns. you also said to expect high yields. almost everybody said that. it hasn't happened. fixed incomek at curve it has been a tale of two stories. yields are going up. the fed is getting closer to raising rates. the long end of the market is clearly acting as one market globally, driven by deflationary fears, weakness in europe. we think the tale of two parts of the curve will continue going forward. >> big call for the rest of the year? >> i think the big call is japan is back. it has been a quiet story. investors haven't been interested. they have kicked off the story again. >> thanks very much for joining us. as we head to the break, two stocks on the move i

mario batali's crocs.s to reflect on this. i've been talking about it quite a bit in the newsroom and on set during commercials and of course around here the cameras are always rolling. seriously, people don't like my candle? i love that no one -- no one can just say to me, you know what, we don't like the candle? no, this was not the best way to let me know. just now telling me you all were asking me to put it out every day. why didn't you tell me? did i mention on monday the day these fools blind sided me, earlier that same day i had invited them all to a christmas party at my house. fine. no more candle. candle's gone. i love that nobody says anything to me. >> all right, so none of these candles, i guess. that candle smells freaking awesome. i bought like four of those candles. it smells awesome. mario batali's crocs. today, apparently mario responded on his show, "the chew". >> i'm excited that anderson cooper knows who i am. second of all, and i would challenge him, come on -- >> it is delicious. i c

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mario draghi bolstered that saying he would revive inflation as fast as possible. he had better. we are expecting inflation data to show it slowed once again in europe. meanwhile you have china, , and 42% of the world economy is stimulating. how bad are things? is there nervousness creeping in because of the steps that need to be taken by the world economy. we have the outcome of that potentially 21 billion euro fund . we have the euro currently near a two-year close. stocks will extend a two-month high. we are waiting for germany to open. keep an eye on the looks of aviva. will we see friends life group that deal? >> let's bring you breaking news around the french energy sector. has named an interim chairman and ceo. interesting news coming in from the french market. we will bring you more as that develops. that is how markets are shaping up. let's have a look at what the asian markets are watching as shares jumped across the company. the people's bank of china unexpectedly cut rates on friday. tom.e joined by good to see you. we can see the markets like the move. what does it m

here is ecb president mario draghi. >> it is necessary to further longss risks of too periods of inflation. the governing council is unanimous in using additional instruments within its mandate. >> one of those unconventional measures is buying government bonds. that is something that has not been mentioned before, at least not officially. his comments come less of three weeks before the next ecb forecast, which is likely to show weaker outlook for growth and inflation. >> in jerusalem, and attack described as the deadliest in years. palestinians armed with guns, knives, and axes killed four israelis in a synagogue. at least six more people were wounded. police still be two attackers. jimmy netanyahu says the country will respond with an iron fist. toyota unveiled a new car that emits only water vapor. it is toyota's bid to compete with teslas electric car. only a few hundred will be sold. toyota once to limit to those located near hydrogen fueling stations. missouri is preparing for more violence in the shooting of an unarmed black teenager. michael brown's death led to weeks of protest i

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