to comment go to behind i'm mark hyman. happening now.. an investigation is underway into a deadly plane crash in colombia. 71 people are dead.. including members of a brazilian soccer team. six people miraculously survived.. and now how it all happened. david kerley has more. only part of the fuselage of the jet left intact after slamming into a hill above medellin.... through the day... the grim task of recovering the bodies of the 71 on board who were killed..... but... remarkably.... those six survived...found on the ground away from the fuselage... nats: locker room celebration it was to be a joyous trip for the regional brazilian soccer team the chapay- co en-see...making a big tournament for the first time in its history... (airport trip... in the airport... selfies on board... and the tale of these two players.... alan ruschel... with the beard...a defender... one of the two players who survived... next to him... danilo padilah ..a goal keeper... found alive.... he was actaully able to call his family.... but then died from his inj

. >> hello i'm mark hyman. there's a call to crack down on headlines. it started with a claim that fake news got more attention on facebook than real news. facebook's reputation has taken a hit for censoring users. what is fake news? how about new york times moscow bureau chief, his false report covered up his reports of the soviet union. jason blair wrote one bogus story after another. there was the new republic's stephen glass a hollywood movie detailed in his months of untrue stores. it was the washington post about an eight-year-old hair went at it. the story was a hoax. 60 minutes was shut down after dan rather was caught with -- jon stewart's daily show which caused itself fake news contributed to public debate. study has pointed out by the washington examiner is fake. to comment.2 behindtheheadlines.net. i'm mark hyman. y24zwy y12fy [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of an

mark hyman has the story on this old-fashioned approach. cc will resume shortly. a new technology... may help veterans fight mental battles like depression and p- t-s-d. it's a helmet covered in sensitive data points... each one gathering information about the wearer's brain. researches are hoping the data gathered... can be compared with other patien' and the medications that worked for those patients. the goal is to have personalized prescriptions based on individual brain response to them. thrasher: "its almost like kind of going into a stream and this way it sort of gave you a map of how to get through that so you know where to step , you know where you're not going to fall." the technology is still being tested... and neither the v-a nor the pentagon offer database matching... but the new studies have offered a sign of thousands of people packed the streets of downtown yesterday to honor our local vets ... with the largest veterans parade this side of the mississippi. take a look at what our fox5 photojournalist team put together.. closed captioning closed ca

. >>> i'm mark hyman. peggy is an award-winning artist. her work has been shown nationwide including the smithsonian. but a new oklahoma law prohibits her from identifying her native-american heritage or displaying her work. here's what's happening besigned the headlines -- this law allows only those in federally recognized tribes to call their peggy is a member of the virginia recognized tribe. her ancestors welcomed the jamestown settlers. oklahoma prohibits her from calling her work american-indian made. she's been given award. this law violates her first amendment rights. it also gives unfair advantage to members of politically favored tribes. only those recognized in washington. recognition is long, complicated and very political. hundreds of tribes are not recognized. consider this -- today, an individual of one sex can declare they are another and the feds insist this must be honored. peggy can trace back hundreds of years but is not allowed to call herself native-american until a washington bureaucrat approves. peggy is suing the s

it's in a town hall tonight to honor the 50th anniversary and our host,s mark hyman, will be joined by vietnam veterans today starting at 4:00 on news3lv.com. join us. >>> we call this thrifty thursday. >> yes. >> heather is back and she's going to show us how we can use those thanksgiving leftoffers. instead of eating them about putting it on your skin our your face? >> yeah. and make a face mask out of it. >>> and donald trump's name being taken off some buildings. where this is happening,s why it's going on and what's happening to those letters? jeanne moos is taking a look inside. >>> and temperatures outside right now, a little on the cool side. i will let you know how long this will last. what the weekend looks like. >>> welcome back in on this thirsty thursday. before you throw out the thanksgiving leftovers, which i hope up don't do. you have to keat them. before you eat them, pay attention to this next segment. >> we're always so happy to have this lovely lady with us, heather, for our thirsty thursday. you blow my mind when you come up with these ideas. >> i know it. >> you a

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it's banning all electronic devices to encourage people to mark hyman reports. in a world where no one seems to be able to put down their electronic devices, you won't believe what one bookstore in casper wyoming is doing. turning the wifi off and telling its customers to put their computers away. "please leave your cell phones and laptops in your bag. take a break. live like it's 1993. emails can wait" what a concept. wind city books along center street wants its customers to read bo email. "we want people to be able to come into this store, relax, enjoy a book and find a book for them that..." vicki burger, the owner of wind city books wasn't born yesterday and neither was her rule. it's been going on for years now. "i think it's refreshing to not hear someone's phone ringing or emails dinging..." this may surprise you, but vicki says the reaction has been positive for the most part. her younger readers prefer books over e- readers. who knows where this might lead with the conversation. "read a book. you don't need to have your phone we'll take another look at

mark barton. julie: and i am julie hyman in new york. jcpenney, the department store chain is falling in early training. this year's low is 1% growth. the forecast highlights the struggle that the ceo faces in trying to rebuild jcpenney. joining me is head of research at -- he just reiterated his buy rating. jcpenney has been an interesting one to follow, because it had been doing so poorly and really has bounced back. >> sales growth was down 28% for the quarter. some of that had to do with weak apparel sales. some of that had to do with .isruption rolling out julie: this is a same-store sales chart. this calf is the big decline companies have seen in same-store sales. what do you think jcpenney needs to do to get the momentum going strongly? >> they are focusing on three strategies. theirre focusing on private label, which has been differentiated in the past. looking to take that up to 70%. forwardmake that march it will help the gross profit margins. for -- revenue per customer, and they refer to as bolpus.us -- buy online, pick up an

hyman. and just mark barton under 15 minutes left of the friday trading session. eu is weighing the impact of donald trump's victory on the trade deals. among the topics are how to move forward are the transatlantic trade and investment partnership, the proposed eu-u.s. trade deal. cecilio malmstrom had this to say. >> we simply don't know. a personppointed u to lead and we just have to wait. is natural policy while we wait for the next administration. there is quite some time that strategy will be in the freezer. when it is defrosted, we will wait and see. rark: joining us now is nej cehic. tell us about the post meeting news conference. like?as the mood nejra: the mood was relatively subdued. this is very much a waiting game for the eu. this meetingthat today was already scheduled before we got the outcome of the u.s. election. purely eu just a meeting. what is interesting is that the way the rhetoric has shifted. we heard the eu was very much committed to the free trade agreement with the u.s.. when we got the election results, they were saying it was totally i

hyman? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: what a beautiful day in new york. church, we look at best charts, we look at some of the most telling charts. kicking things off today is julie hyman. julie: we have been talking about the dow which is at a new record which is above 19,000. an important psychological level. we went back to 1999 and looked at the 1000 point increments at which we have seen the dow go higher. inthe briefest of these was 1999 when we saw the index make a trip quickly from 10,002 to000 in 35 days -- 10,000 11,000 and 35 days and another stretch for another milestone which we hit in 2007. this latest we have seen is four times as long. we should point out that the bull market is almost at its eighth anniversary. getting a little long in the two since we have seen the rally coming all the way up from october up 2009 through now. we talk about these big round numbers, unimportant psychological milestone even though the doubt has not seen -- dow is not seen as a proxy for the broader market at this point but it is outperforming since the elect

oliver: mark, thank you. as julie hymanitol hill today, saying an interest rate hike could come soon. yellen: at our meeting earlier this month, the committee judged that the case for an increase in the target range had continued to such anen, and that increase could well become appropriate relatively soon if incoming data provides some further evidence of continued progress toward the committee's objectives. oliver: joining us for more insight on the testimonies alan levenson -- on the testimony is alan levenson. we are assuming 100% chance -- julie putting out that the fed funds future says we are sure. is it a done deal in your mind? alan: condition on things rolling around the way that i have and it is always that way with the the fed. i'm a little surprised that we elected the candidate we did, given where the polls were beforehand. and as the news was shown earlier, markets have behaved the way they are, but at this point, we get past the november employment data, and yes come of it will take that step. for some'm cur

i am julie new york hyman. mark: and i am mark barton. welcome to bloomberg markets.ke you to new york and shanghai, covering stories of new mexico and -- i've mexico and washington. michiganrsity of consumer confidence reading is coming in better than estimates. and the expectations part of at 82 point five. it should be noted, i was talking with a bloomberg intelligence reporter, and he said the results were tabulated on wednesday. this doesn't necessarily capture the sentiment following the election.

you'll you'll -- julie hyman looking at election day volatility. mark>> president obama made an 11th hour appeal to voters in michigan today on behalf of hillary clinton. speaking at the university of michigan in ann arbor, the president who carried the state in 2008 and 2012 urged his audience to make sure that history repeats itself. >> i ask you to do for hillary what did you for me. i ask you to carry her the same way you carried me. if you are willing to embrace hope again, then we will finish what we started. we will elect hillary as president. we will remind the world why the united states of america is the great estimation on earth. yo, we can. let's get to work. >> tonight the president will be at a rally in philadelphia with secretary clinton. they will be joined by former president will clinton and daughter chelsea, first lady, michelle obama, and rockers, bruce string steen and jon bon jovi. as for donald trump, he is campaigning in raleigh, north carolina. he kicked off his last day of campaigning with a rally in sarasota, florida, where he

hyman. today is mark me sebastian, managing partner at options head. he is joining me from out in chicago.ral reserve. it is earnings season and yet you say, all that stuff matters less at the moment to markets. put it all in perspective. clear, you look at the rolling last week. earnings will be mediocre, not great and not that. then an e-mail boom comes out. been up every day. the markets are not doing that much. about 2% from friday's high. the vix is just up, up, up. not willing to make the same bets they did into the brexit vote, a lot of option and professional traders as they were completely caught looking on that vote. scarlet: talk to me about the positioning differences, the other big political wildcard this year. different?tioning have people taken in the lesson and not been wanting to get caught? what kinds of trades are they putting on? what hask you can see happened, just looking at vix hitons in particular, their -- there is heavy action on both sides right now. people betting hillary will win and volatility will fall off. meanwhile, the lawns will buy every single call they

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. let's go to julie hyman who has her chart of the day.e are talking about today. alibaba, singles' day is wrapping up in china. that is the big holiday that alibaba has essentially created in order to spur spending. about $17.8 billion is the most recent tally we have for this year's singles' day tally. 2014 22015 was 16%, so there is some disappointment among investors today that there has been a slow down in the pace of growth. that disappointment is reflected in alibaba shares, falling about 3.5% over the past couple of sessions. alibaba done with tech stocks yesterday, falling today on that degree of disappointment. also questions about the sustainability of future growth. that have to do with the rate of income growth in china. this is an interesting chart. alibaba has created a price index of 100,000 items it sells on its website. that price index has been going higher. on the flipside, a measure of disposable income in china has been going down. so some economists have been questioning the ability of the chinese consumer to hold up

julie hyman with the latest. let's get you to mark crumpton.ding on the legacy of leniency with scheduled early releases for 72 more federal prisoners. the way has his many have been jailed on drug and weapons charges with more than dozen -- a dozen serving life sentences bringing the total of committed life sentences to 944, the most under any u.s. president. paul ryan says he will seek reelection as house speaker if the gop maintains control of the chamber. ryan denied a report in the hill newspaper he is no longer interested in -- in the job and dismissed talk of a divide among republicans. aboutthere is speculation a challenge from house conservatives who are frustrated backed donaldnot trump more forcefully. iraqi special forces are pushing into the city of mozilla -- of mosul. entered mosul for the first time in two years. president park's approval rating has plunged in recent weeks and is at a record low 5%. she admitted sharing government documents with a close friend who his since been arrested. news 24 hours a day powered by more than

hyman, thank you. let's check in with the bloomberg first word news. mark: a new nationwide poll has donald trump pulling into the lead over hillary clinton in the abc news washington post tracking survey of likely voters. 45%, the first time he has led since may. the survey has a margin of error of three percentage points. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is said to still have confidence in fbi director james comey, who has, under fire for -- director comey and the attorney general are said to have met briefly on monday. six people dead and at least 10 others injured after a collision involving a commuter bus and school bus today in baltimore, maryland. no children were aboard the school bus. no word on what caused the crash . japan is demanding regular meetings with the british government over its strategy for leaving the european union. their ambassador to the u.k. call their company -- country a major stakeholder in the u.k. and the british government must improve communications and japanese investment is not at risk. global news 24 hours a day, powe

julie hyman has the latest with less than 30 minutes to go before the mark close. >> i like not only the word that matt use used, but the tone in which he said it. relief. that is the way we are seeing markets express themselves today, traders and investors expressed themselves. we will see if it lasts after election day. coming on the heels of the nine-session losing streak, we are now seeing the biggest one-day gain, which was march 1, super tuesday. but still seeing increases. a broad-based rally here. so all of the groups in the s&p 500 are beginning. the imap on the bloomberg shows a lot of green. when i checked a you few moments ago, only about 20 stocks in the s&p 500 were trading later. financials leading gains as we see interest rates go higher, which has been a positive indicators for financials. even telecoms, which are doing the worst today on a relative basis are up .6%. i have always been watching voskuhl. if you are a bewell and it is an up day, you want to see a -- if you are a bull and it is an up day, you want to see the volumes. this is the volume tracking at the s

hyman, thank you so much. let's get you headlines with mark crumpton.ent elect trump has named his transition team. vice president elect mike pence will chair the team. committee members include ben carson, chris christie, newt gingrich, and jeff sessions. the team also includes tech entrepreneur peter thiel and children asmp's well as his son-in-law. to leaveple are set the democratic national committee. former vermont governor howard dean says he wants his old job back. he was dnc chairman from 2005-2009. keith ellison is expected to make an announcement on monday, and martin o'malley says he is taking a hard look at the top job. harry reid says white nationalists, russian president vladimir putin, and islamic extremists are celebrating trump's while innocent, americans are wracked with fear. he added that does not feel like america. president obama later wreath at at tomb of the unknowns arlington national cemetery. told the u.s., he forces we are you our thanks, our freedom. global news 24 hours a day covered by more than 2400 analysts in over 120 c

hyman. let's check the first word news this afternoon. mark crumpton has more. mark: scarlett, thank you.nsifying attacks against donald trump. at a raily for hillary clinton in miami, the president said trump is "uniquely unqualified" to be president. president obama: he's got some support, and the most frustrating thing is, some of his support is coming from working folks. people say, well, you know, he's going to be our voice. are you serious? this is a guy who spent 70 years, his whole life, born with a silver spoon, showing no respect for working people. mark: mr. obama also said that the progress made by his administration "goes out the window if we don't win this election." mr. trump is also in florida, and he criticized the president for campaigning on behalf of hillary clinton. trump spoke to supporters at a rally in jacksonville, part of a two-day swing through his state that could decide the election. mr. trump: this guy ought to be back in the office working. he's want going to be there very long, thank goodness. but he ought to be back in the office working. mark: mr. trump a

mark: monitoring all the market action today. currency volatility subsiding as opinion polls show hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump. vonnie: about 30 minutes into trading day in the u.s., julie hyman has the latest. are people still manning the desks? julie: there are but they are not doing much. a little bit of it down movement but mostly sideways. cost stock rally added $443 billion to the value of equity globally. now we are seeing a pullback from that. we have to wait to find out and out come to the election so looks like traders are waiting to some extent. -- take ak at the look at the bloomberg, i'm looking at intraday action. that nine session slide we had. the jump yesterday and the sideways movement today. down by more than 1%, still going back to when this slide began a couple of weeks ago. we have been watching the vicks as well. board, theacross the vicks is back up today. you can see up close to 20 in today's session. the 2-year note rates we have been watching those as well. even as we see selling in stocks we are seeing selling in bonds as well with the two yield going up a basis point. some individual stocks to mention quickly. we got huge moves. hertz global losin

hyman, with the market update. now let's get a check of bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has more from our newsroom.t obama says intends to give donald trump space to lead the u.s. and set his own agenda, but the president says he reserves the right to reinsert himself into the public debate if he thinks core american values are extinct -- at stake. in lima, perue after a meeting of asia-pacific leaders. hillary clinton lost the race for the white house, but a new poll shows that voters preferred her campaign to that of president-elect trump. just 30% of those gave trump and a or b grade for his campaign. 35% gave him an f. 43% gave secretary clinton and a or b. that is the first time in the history of the pew postelection survey that the losing candidate earned a better grades than the winter. in france, police believe they prevented a potential terrorist attack. authorities did not identify the target. the arrests come five days before the opening of strasburg's famed christmas market. hundreds of workers at o'hare international airport have delayed their strike until after the thanks giving holid

mark barton. i'mie: from new york, vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." global reaction to donald trump's victory in the presidential race. first, let's talk to julie hymans and markets. averages are now higher. this is not an outcome that would have been easy to predict at midnight. we sought futures at the lowest in the session. s&p futures down as much as 107 points at the low and now s&p 500 index cash open four points. andave seen traders investors take a step back and figure out what a trump presidency means for the economy and markets. we had to couple started just coming out today and keeping the target for the end of the year. over at goldman sachs, keeping at 2100 target which is below where it is now for the year-end s&p 500. keeping his target by 100 points and saying

mark: monitoring all the market action today. currency volatility subsiding as opinion polls show hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump. vonnie: about 30 minutes into trading day in the u.s., julie hymang the desks? julie: there are but they are not doing much.

mark: welcome to bloomberg markets. vonnie: we are going to take you from washington to shanghai and cover stories of new york, the u.k., and australia. u.s. data on economy is popping. julie hymanughly in line with what was estimated. it's a small increase from the prior month. the component rises to 54.5. we are seeing an expansion. anything above 50 is expansion. we don't see much of an expansion. we see stocks that have been little changed. that is continuing at the moment and we have seen this trend in recent days. if there is any game today, it will be the first in six sessions.

mark barton. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: we will take you from washington to london and stories out of new york and vienna this hour. breaking economic data in the u.s. and julie hymanr month the decline of 1.9%. this on the heels of better than estimated data on existing home sales yesterday as they rose to their highest level in about nine years. and a final rate on the university of michigan consumer above 91.6%.93.8%, a little bit better on estimated. data hast economic ba

mark barton, welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ vonnie: we will take you from chicago to divide and cover stories in the u.k., walls and washington. -- wall street and washington. we go straight to julie hymansales coming out an annual pace of 5.8 million homes. 5.4 4 million was the estimate from economists. this means a gain over 2%. that is better than the drop that was estimated. richmond fedhe manufacturing index coming in with the reading of cointreau, a rebound from negative for -- with a reading of