each of our squadrons have different aircraft, p-38, p-39, and p-40s. of the maintenance became very difficult. we are changing a p-39 engine. note engine is behind cockpit. the engine drive shaft extended below the pilot to prop gearbox. because of this arrangement, we fired either a 37 millimeter or 47 millimeter through a hub propell propeller. pilots with their .45s go to the chow line, all our water had to be boiled. our bake shop. the c-47 landing on our strip. three young native boys. our camp at milney bay, palm thatched buildings were common. p-38s from the 80th squadron. these are unrehearsed pilots returning from a mission. they shot down several zeros and naturally are excited. each pilot wears a life vest, .45 pistol and knife. fighter pilots were lost frequently, not only in combat, but weather and operations took their tool. flights were made of four planes each. we usually could get 16 p-38s available for each squadron's mission. but rarely did we have that many. the jap bombers hit us hard this day in 1943. these pictures are at our bom

-p. was to outweigh china in the pacific on both fronts and security policy as well as trade because you know they follow both routes at the same time that's why it's called a strategy with the u.s. having pulled out the remaining nations lek this leader and like the vision of saying what do you actually want from t p p t p p used to have a purpose it doesn't know ok and it's unlikely that to morrow at the asean summit in manila we'll be able to actually. gain the trust of leaders there to come up with you know it's difficult for them to find direction because as you mentioned the leader there is missing right now and you can ask there from the j.f.k. institute a north american studies thank you so much. of course we use the e.u. in the united states of criticize china for its restrictions on foreign investment in the finance sector now china is gradually opening up the industry according to the country's finance ministry foreign entities will now be allowed to own the majority in banks a

p s t p p or comes back with no deal whatsoever now. that of course would be the worst case scenario but a twelve day trip through the region that is quite extensive and as i just mentioned many other nations still on his schedule what do you think will be his biggest challenge in terms of trade relations and economic partnerships his challenge will be that he is easily flattered by pomp so to speak and china vietnam japan they the. they all promised him a kingly reception a state visit plus which the chinese ambassador in washington said the problem here is that this will probably end with perceiving this as those countries making a leap towards him even economically but that that is not the fact china is moving in on the strategic economic and security interests on both tracks at the same time t p p was intended to actually remedy the situation right now the u.s. is left with pretty much nothing so a lot of symbolism if you like on this trip but in terms of hard facts that remains to be seen because castle's there from the j.f.k. grad

p. p. it's been years in the making its purpose was to bring pacific nations closer together with low tariffs in part to combat china's growing influence in the region who is involved let's take a quick look we have of course australia we have brunei canada chile japan malaysia mexico new zealand peru singapore vietnam and or originally over there the united states together those economies make up almost forty percent of global g.d.p. but when president donald trump announced that the united states would be exiting the deal the future of the p.p. was called into question because without the u.s. the remaining countries account for just fourteen percent of the world's g.d.p. so the question was could the agreement hold up without the united states several big economies including japan that we know now australia new zealand they say yes they're determined to see the deal through they certainly believe that the asia pacific region. could be a key driver of future growth still is t p p a powerf

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the s&p is only 1% from its historic high. several factors are keeping stocks up including record earnings and a global economic expansion. one little-discussed trend may also be a factor, the rising popularity of index funds and etfs, which are created by buying baskets of stocks the etfs trade independently but the underlying stocks don't necessarily trade. the theory is you've taken a certain part of the equity market out of circulation. this creates upward pressure on stock prices the rise of etfs has not been without controversy. bank of america reported in july that etfs are distorting the market and making it less efficient. a lot of people disagree, i do but they're becoming more influential as a percentage of trading volume in 2014 they were 20% of the trading volume this year it's about 25% but don't overestimate the influence of etfs. the total value of all etfs in the u.s. is a trillion dollars, a tiny percentage of the roughly $26 trillion value of the u.s. equity market and the even bigger $38 trillion u.s. bond

it was reported that p&g had won then mr.eltz had won they are trying to make sure the vote count is absolutely accurate if it's accurate, i think p aern g won't fight that if not, there's another decision to be made they are making sure the vote count is accurate and all votes have been counted correctly. >> yeah, you see any problems working with mr. peltz if he is on the board >> listen, if he earns a seat on the board, we'll bring him on board and embrace him and i'm -- there's things we'll probably learn from him and things he'll probably learn from us if he wins that vote, we'll welcome him on the board and include him as the 12th member. >> and finally, meg, again, i mentioned at the outset every quarter since you took the job, when you look back, what was the most important decision you think you made during your tenure of the last roughly six years? >> i think really there were three. first was to refocus this company on innovation. innovation is the lifeblood of this company you can see the innovation that is coming

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p & g's recision to review and challenge is distracting and wasteful and p & g says in a separate statementy have not launched a challenge so the word challenge is being challenged now in essence this is largely about semantics, but what's really going on here? well, p & g announced at its annual meeting in november that it won the approximaty fight by 6 million votes, largely based on electronic ballots only then the independent inspector of elections gave it a closer look and discovered that actually triad had won by 43,000 votes or a margin of .0016%. that count though was still preliminary. now, p & g's advisers are reviewing the latest count to see it if there's any improprieties that would change the final final results. if there are any flaws, they can then choose to challenge those particular ballots that process is called the snake pit, and it can get pretty messy. the real question here though is what does a margin of .00016% say? does it say that p & g still has a chance of actually winning this thing and should keep fighting until the war is won, or regardless of the final offic

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police say davis is a u-p-s driver. she is facing several charges including murder and driving under the influence of alcohol... davis is being held without bail... and is scheduled to be in court monday. (justine) in the south bay... an elderly woman was killed in a collision thanksgiving night in santa clara. it happened at the intersection of the lawrence expressway and monroe street. officers found 89-year-old ratikanta shah was injured she was taken to the hospitalwhere she died. the driver of one of the three cars involved in the collision was found to be under the influence alcohol he was identified as 21-year-old oscar pazarciga. pazarciga was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i. (justine) a warning tonight if you ride bart. four people's cellphones were stolen in separate incidentsand one man was knocked to the floor of a train in an attempted theft. police say a suspect unsuccessfully tried to steal a person's phone at fruitvalle station yesterdayhowever that victim was knocked to the flo

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this could be a black eye for p&g.he company announced about a month ago their preliminary tally indicated peltz had lost the board seat now the two sides go into the snakep snakepit this ised advisers go through each ballot one by one and make sure they were counted correctly. shareholders in proxy contexts can vote more than once with only the last vote counting. so there's more room for error with 43,000 votes at stake, they could find something that swings this election back to p&g's favor. 43,000 votes out of 2 billion shares outstanding is 0.0016% of the company. p&g spent $35 million on this proxy fight. they're not going to just walk away shareholders like the prospect of peltz on the board. the stock rallied in after-hours trading yesterday when this was announced. >> so many questions the first, even though this swung from the opposite direction this is not decided yet. this is still preliminary in theory >> either way, big win in the short-term for nelson peltz. >> is there anything added to p&g, anything th

p s t p p or comes back with no deal whatsoever. that of course will be the worst case scenario but a twelve day trip through the region that is quite extensive and as i just mentioned there are many other nations still on his schedule what do you think will be his biggest challenge in terms of trade relations and economic partnerships his challenge will be that he is easily flattered by pomp so to speak and china vietnam japan they the. they all promised him a kingly reception a state visit plus which the chinese ambassador in washington said the problem here is that this will probably end with donald trump receiving this as those countries making a leap towards him even economically but that that is not the fact china is moving in on the strategic economic and security interests on both tracks at the same time t.p. was intended to actually remedy the situation right now the u.s. is left with pretty much nothing so a lot of symbolism if you like on this trip but in terms of hard facts that remains to be seen because cases there fro

slight indeed for the dow and the s&p. the nasdaq led the charge, but it itself was only .3% higher or so ten-year treasury note for you that has seen yields continue to slip over past the past day or so we're up again a little bit today. yesterday we hit lows of 2.31% on the ten year. asian equities, we'll have a live report from seoul on what president trump's visit there is doing, but today, we're seeing a rally and things like the nikkei, because of a stronger dollar, the nikkei, it's up nearly 2% .gains for hong kong, as well. korea slightly lower european trade is sort of mixed. yesterday it wasfractionally lower. the stand out positive performance today, the energy stocks like bp, shell, total, they're up after a big share in oil prices let's get to the broader markets. oil prices, a nice jump yesterday. some 3% or so coming late in the session. that saudi "game of thrones" story pushing prices higher. today we're coming back off that a little bit but as i said, off the back of 3% gains of wti yesterday. down slight

officers performed c-p-r... but the man died at the scene.olice believe the victim may have been involved in a dispute with family members before they were called. police have not yet released the cause of death... and it is unknown whether foul play is involved. ( darya ) in the south bay... a man is arrested... accused of inappropriately touching a student at san jose state university. it happened yesterday.... inside the m-l-k library.inside the m-l-k library. police identified the suspect as javiar coreas. the victim was not physically injured. university police are investigating the incident... and are currently looking for potential witnesses. ( darya ) happening now in the north bay... police in novato are investigating a death that they are calling suspicious. the investigation started yesterday afternoon on holstrom circle. they have not released any other information on the victim or the investigation. they do ánot believe that there is a current threat to the community. ( darya ) and police in the south bay are investigating an arm

p and while the t p p is simply a trade deal china's foreign institutional support behind its venture including a bank and investment fund but the most obvious difference is the new infrastructure couldn't airports pipelines roads and bridges to connect the nation's included coupled with other problems like aggression with north korea conflict in the south china sea it's unclear how the u.s. will approach one felt one road but officials have indicated. china likely won't be adding the u.s. to its list during a congressional hearing in october defense secretary james mattis said and it globalized world there are many belts and many roads and no one nation should put itself into a position of dictating one belt one road that said the one belt one road also goes through disputed territory and i think that in itself shows the vulnerability of trying to establish that sort of dictate the maddest was referring to there is a china pakistan economic corridor which india says passes through the disputed territory of kashmir so beyond the economic competition with one belt one road it seems the

p t p p u. the purpose doesn't know ok and it's unlikely that tomorrow the summit in manila trump will be able to actually . gain the trust of leaders there to come up with them you know it's difficult for them to find direction because as you mentioned the leader there is missing right now nicholas castles there from the j.f.k. institute a north american studies thank you so much. and the latest news on t.v. p.p. is reaching us just now a planned meeting also the editors of the eleven t.p. nations has been postponed apparently because canadian prime minister justin trudeau didn't show up for the meeting so no consensus could be reached now the british prime minister theresa may has unveiled legislation specifying the date and time the country leaves the e.u. it says breaks it will take place at eleven p.m. local time on march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen may says the motion shows the government's determination to see the bricks and process through germany's largest industry associatio

s&p companies that sell to the brcs, they are up 30% and s&p companies that sell to western europe up 24% so to me the challenge right now is that so many are now embracing europe and embracing the emerging markets and coming forth and saying, hey, that's the theme for 2018 that's what's going to keep us going. from a sentiment standpoint, that concerns me slightly because they were wrong last year why wouldn't they be wrong this year >> pete? >> you know, it's interesting that we sit on the desk and sit here and talk about the yield curve constantly, and it's happened since the beginning, since january we talk about the yield curve and here we are approaching december, still worried about the yield curve and where's the stock market it's been about the facts of what's going on with the earnings and the growth and also obviously economics outside of the united states has been a huge benefit take a look at what's really driving on the outside of the s&p right now. take a look at j.d. and look at bapa and all the chinese stocks and look at wynn for crying out loud. >> all the tech stock

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a low tax rate s&p company 8% versus 20%, okay? shouldn't the street be smart enough to recognize the corporate tax rate change and reward those high-rate tax names? so i think you need to focus on what the companies are going to do. >> that's evidence that the street knew pretty much all along from march on that this wasn't happening this year, i would say. so we have this argument, oh, is tax reform priced n.definitely not, because if it were, then you would have seen a much smaller disparity in the performance in the high tax rate. >> you also have to look at the companies that have low tax rate and a lot of them are making money. >> right. >> and they are not productive companies so that's going to prejudice those statistics. >> all right >> good stuff. >>> we're just getting started on "the halftime report. >> for the last year, it's been hip to be square the stock up 256% in 12 months now one analyst says enough is enough. >> don't be a -- >> the call of the day is next >>> plus, the retailers that seem to be scoring so far t

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s&p 500 down four out of the last five days following the last week weekly decline for the s&p 500, theirst time it happened in nine weeks. , we are seeingne it in stocks. in a small way. uncertainty around tax reform and a massive move higher with some investors wondering whether valuation is justified. it has been a long time since a bigger pullback for the s&p 500. this is 2622. the bars represent the degree of the move either up or down with the yellow line is one person up and one person down. in the 51st day without a greater than half a percent move down. earlier, the s&p 500 at the lows had been down a 10th of 1% but similar to yesterday, some of -- intraday volatility usually does lead to closing volatility. a good chart in the bloomberg that suggests we will see some more closing volatility for the major averages. , as is 8927, a high-yield default swap index. that is insurance against the possibility that high yields issuances could default. it is used by sophisticated investors as a tell on the potential for real risk off. we see now that the cdx index is going toward the wi

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the s&p 500 is down .7%. all major s&p 500 groups are lower at the moment.daq and the s&p 500 on pace for their worst day since august. the nasdaq losing more than 1%. one of the stocks we are keeping on is is cold -- eye coal. recovering right now. emma chandra is here with the latest. what's going on with the stock as opposed to what's happening everywhere else in the markets right now? smith'se saw the etf but sales were largely in line and calls are very specific about what heard its third quarter. hurricanes, turbulent weather. and what have otherwise been a very strong back-to-school season. if you take a look at the you can see that they actually had sales tick upwards. it was first they predicted decline of .7%. work and mortar stores are a major part of the strategy. they are not closing them. jcpenney and macy's have all announced closures of the stores. kohl's is trying to leverage those. they have invited one of their competitors, amazon into the store. there are allowing customers to bring in their amazon returns. there are really trying to take

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s&p could rise to 2850 -- predicts the s&p could rise to 28 50. lot has been made of the length of the bull market we have seen. i want to look at a chart on the bloomberg that looks at the streak we have been on. the streak of days without 5% drawdown which now i believe we are 258. it has been quite a streak of time here. fundamentals support the gains that we have seen? >> i would say absolutely. there's two separate questions in what you said. one is the magnitude, the size and the speed of the rally. all beenuld argue has about earnings. s&p 500 up 15% year to date. through the third-quarter earnings we were up in terms of 10%, maybe 11%. we are now well into the fourth quarter. the year to date rally is mostly just coming from earnings. the movement in the multiple is a couple of percent. it depends on whether you count last monday or two weeks ago. the multiple is going to move around. it has been remarkably stable through the course of the year. the one sentence description of the last 12 months has been that it's just really all about ear

the s&p and russell also closing at record highs.began with hopes of tax reform as the senate seems to be on the fast track to passing its tax cut bill within the next 24 hours. in fact let's go right to washington, d.c. on capitol hill our ylan mui is standing by live with the very latest details ylan >> reporter: scott, the tax bill is gaining momentum in the senate it got a big boost when senator john mccain said that he will back the tax reform bill he put out a statement saying that even though this legislation is not perfect, he does believe it will provide relief to american families. however, in just about the past two hours or

p called the entire agreement into question used the opportunity to lash out at countries he accuses of unfair trade practices donald trump came to talk tough on trade and he delivered at lining his position on countries this time unnamed he accuses of engaging in on one hand practices. they ignored the rules to gain advantage over those who followed the rules causing enormous distortions in commerce and threatening the foundations of international trade itself he went on to express his clear rejection of previous free trade zones he said remains that don't benefit the us are thing of the past i will make bilateral trade agreements with any indo-pacific nation that wants to be our partner and that will abide by the principles of fair and research trade what we will no longer do is enter into large agreements that tie our hands surrender our sovereignty and make meaningful inforce me practically impossible tiny's president xi jinping couldn't let that slide and challenge trumps comments albeit indirectly by expressing his support for free trade. what's your solution here change over t

the s&p was flat, but within the s&p, some very big sector divergence tech, as we expected, down theost it was down 3% telecoms up 3% a big swing there. to be fair, telecoms up largely because of at&t's gains yesterday coming off more positive comments from ceo randall stephenson to becky quick in terms of his hopes of his side winning that ongoing dispute about whether or not to take over time warner. tech very much the laggard yesterday. this morning the nasdaq is flat. the dow up 54 points the s&p up 3.5 points. ten-year treasury note, we did see yields tick up yesterday the ten-year starting to inch higher but a bit closer to the 2.4 level. 2.38 today this morning yields pulling up a bit. in general the move over the last 48 hours has been yields picking up a bit asian equities, a soft session there. the tech sector reacting to the nasdaq selloff those tech suppliers, chipmakers suffering today. hong kong down 1.5%. shanghai down a bit. the nikkei up 0.6% also divergence performance for november as we wrap up the performance for this month today. we got hong kong up nearly 3%. ni

the dow and s&p up about 5%.he best performing sector in the s&p was tech the worst was telctelcos oil prices have had a good session overnight. up 1.6% or so earlier. up 1.7% now. they had gained 0.7% yesterday up close to $58 on wti joining us is larry mcdonald, editor of the bear traps report and a cnbc contributor good morning >> good to see you >> interesting mix of signals. record highs again yesterday oil prices rallying strongly overnight. yet this bear market type flattening of the yield curve. which signal are you taking to heart? >> a lot of people aretalking about the flattening you have the bank of japan, the ecb still suppressing the long end. so they're buying. we have done 5 trillion of qe the last three years so more disturbing is what we're seeing in the emerging market credit markets in terms of the u.s., we're probably going to get a bit of a happy meal and not a big mac in terms of tax reform. >> you get a toy as well >> so the market here is screaming, pounding the tables sell short-term. th

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the dow and s&p 500 had their first weekly losses in two months. and the nasdaq posted its first weekly loss in a month and a half. as for today, the dow lost 39 points to fish at 23,422. nasdaq actually eked out the slimmest of gains and s&p dropped two. dom chu tells what happened this week and what may be next. >> stocks can go in value though it's been such a long time since we've seen any kind of downside move that many have forgotten that. to be fair, it wasn't like it was a massive panic-stricken sell-off in stocks. dow did hit a record high just on tuesday. but it's been a slower drift lower since. the dow and s&p 500 broke an eight-week winning stream and nasdaq a six week of gains. meanwhile, financial and telecom stocks were biggest laggards. traders and investors were focused on macy's and kohl's and push for tax reform out of washington, d.c. some of the weakness was being put on disappointment over the initial stab at its own version of tax legislation. next week in addition to all of the headlines out of washington, investors will al

looking at small gains for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq.he dow was leading, but the s&p and the nasdaq also putting in all-time highs. this is pretty impressive, following friday's gains. earlier today, these three major averages had been slightly lower, so it appears that the week is starting again. let's top into the bloomberg and see what is happening. this is the imap function on the s&p 500, a great way to did -- a great way to see what is happening, sector wide. at this time, we have eight of the 11 sectors trading higher. not huge gains, of about 3/10 of 1%, helping to explain why it is not up in a huge way and also why the dow is up more than the other averages. i want to highlight energy, down 9/10 of 1%. you are going to see that oil is on pace for its first day since early october -- worst day since early october. lots of anticipation around that opec meeting litter, this week and what it will mean. it is said that russia and opec have agreed to extend supply cuts, but we don't know that for sure. uncertainty weighing on some of

it's an unambiguous positive for s&p profits. it just depends on degree. you don't get anything our forecast is for 8% profit greet. you get something that's 11, a best case scenario that's 15 those are wildly different names. >> let me ask you a question do you think -- this is a general question does anyone really believe that they wave a wand and restatation goes through as it's currently being discussed and all of a sudden the possibility of $800 billion or whatever the number is can come back to the country. does anyone think that happens within the first year while the ink is still drying, a, and, b, does anybody think that that money actually goes into like building plants as opposed to -- as opposed to buybacks >> agreed, but it's about expectations it's about resetting expectations at what point do you pivot from focusing on this paradigm to the next paradigm and what's possible markets are forward looking. >> so the answer is no >> what do you think >> i -- i think that -- i think that most investors are thinking more o

p or t.t. ip or nafta or any of those trade deals. i mean one belt one road is not a deal right it's a massive project that's going to include all sorts of infrastructure projects and it's going to include a bank which some people think could eventually rival the world bank if the project is actually successful and obviously it would increase china's presence all over the world so they're so different it's hard to say what it would do but if it is successful would certainly be a major trade disruptor especially if you were cardless of if the u.s. stays in the t.t.p. and after they pull out it would still have massive implications right the u.s. and the west the only thing we can do right now is just sort of stay very broad of what about europe what effect could it have there while it's not as much of a threat to europe as it is to the u.s. for a few reasons even if the t.t. ip falls apart or the e.u. doesn't establish a trade deal with the u.k. when they leave which we can at the. point assume

the s&p 500 is up 21%.hat ranks third in post-election market for a president's first term since 1952 trailing only jfk and george h.w. bush. for more on the year that was and the tough battle ahead, let's bring in stan colander from georgetown university good morning >> good morning. >> if part of the rally has been built on hopes of tax reform, infrastructure spending, deregulation, how would you say the chances are for system ome f those policies to come to fruition >> infrastructure is going nowhere fast it's ban year. nothi it's been a year, nothing happened on that, there's not even a plan. the healthcare plan has gone down the tubes now there's increasing questions about the tax plan i i hthink investors may be encouraged by the fact there's nothing to hurt them as opposed to something new happening if you look at the election results from last night, you have to ask questions about whether or not much of the trump agenda is possible given the politics >> given those results yesterday and pick ups by

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