she is with lawrence and shiller tele-services in north sioux city. welcome. hi dave. so first of all tell us a little bit about your business. what do you guys do there? sure! we are an inbound call center. we take customer service calls for a variety of different clients. we take reservations. we take orders for holiday baskets and fruit orders and magazines. all of those interesting things you want around the holiday's we take the calls for. ok so these are inbound customer service calls and you have some openings right now. tell us about that too. we have lots of openings. we have some great partners that we worked with for sometimes twenty years. every year we really ramp up for the season as everyone is gettinggeady for their holiday gifts.s.o we have a lot of seasonal work for employees that just want some extra spenenng cash and gegethat extra christmasas money. great opportunities for ople that want just want some part timimor temporary seasonana work. . udents that want to work after school. we've got nights weekends days - lots of flexible got some special e

in september.se the reading from case-shiller was the strongest in 15 months.erall prices nationwide increased 4.0%. there is deal of the semiconductor industry. about 2.5 really dollars. -- billion dollars. several have in consolidating at a record pace this year. you can always see more business news at bloomberg.com. president obama and president franÇois hollande will hold a joint news conference in the white house.the we haven't from all angles -- have it from all angles. mark: thank you. this press conference comes as we know on the heels of those attacks. parents on edge, france in a state of emergency. the state of emergency also in belgium because they are looking for one of the suspects they believed help carry out and even plan these terror attacks. we have been covering the story since the very beginning. we expecting from the french president other than his call for an international anti-terror coalition? part ofurse the tricky his visit in the united states is going to be to gauge the willingness of the barack obama against islamic state in syria.

the s&p k shiller home price index reports a nearly 5% increase over last year. san francisco, home prices rose an the fattest pace, up 11% followed by denver and portland, oregon. last night we told you that existing home saleses in october fell as rising prices increasing mortgage rates and a lack of supply kept some buyers out of the market. >>> trade, of course, is a critical part of the u.s. economy and trade between the u.s. and mexico is growing with about $1.5 billion worth of goods moving across the border every day. that's creating huge opportunities for companies hall all those goods. marginen brennan reports from santa teresa, new mexico. >> reporter: this is union pacific's $400 million santa teresa facility. a huge rail hub right near the border. as the company looks to capitalize on increased trade with mexico. >> it basically doubled the size of the yard, 200,000 lifts annually we can do. and it can grow to 700,000. >> that's quite a number. >> yes, hopefully the business grows like that. >> trade between the u.s. and mexico totals $530 billion a

francine: we will get a gauge on the strength of the housing market with case-shiller. discuss all of that and the movement on the turkish lira and turkish bonds after turkey downed a russian plane. "surveillance" is up next. ♪ shutine: turkey says it down the russian jet near the border with syria after pilots ignored violent -- pilots ignored warnings that it was violating airspace. schools and subways have remained closed for an extra day. low andouches a 10 year the commodity crunch continues to bite. the morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance," i am francine lacqua with tom keene. implications c

case-shiller says in september, home prices in the bay area were up 6/10%.m a year earlier, prices up 11%. that's the biggest year over year gain. second would be denver at just over 10%. tesla has set the base model pricing for the new x crossover at $80,000. that can ratchet with the different upgrade you can get. topping out with the signature model at $132,000. >>> stocks are falling early after turkey shot down a russian military jet along the border. global tensions weighing on investors. dow dropping by 46 points. nasdaq is down by 20 and the s&p is down by 6 points. michelle and frank, back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> bay area basketball fans, they are gearing up for a big night. >> here the warriors take on the lakers in oakland. if they win, they will enter uncharted nba territory. kiet do is live where the dubs are slated to make history against the lakers. >> reporter: you will want to get here early. the team is opening the doors two hours ahead of him. first 2,000 fans get this bobble head of draymond green. warriors are trying to make

more related to some of the behavioral finance work and ideas are rational expectations of professor shiller also as i don't necessarily share the gloom and doom possibly of some of the austrian analyses. one should never close one's eyes totally to possibility of economic surprise in a good way or economic miracle. we have been through these cycles before, and sometimes the bad monetary situation is reconciled by the arrival of some exceptionally good news, it happened in the 1990's where you had the i.t. boom coming along, which was a genuine rise in productivity. allow the sames, mistakes of the 1990's to go on for much longer time. done to mayben be eu's what could be a difficult outcome? is there nothing the policymakers can do or legislatures can do? brendan: we are very late in the story. the big question is what happens beyond this? once this does move on to its asset price deflation phase, what happens next? we have to sink of -- think of serious monetary reform. brendan brown, executive director. back to you guys. scarlet: carol massar and cory johnson of bloomberg radio. alix: sti

case-shiller is out on your screen. our road map this morning, the latest on the fight against isis including angry remarks from putin after that russian jet was shot down by turkey. >>> and a couple more deals, nothing like yesterday's major deal. but $2.5 billion semiconductor deal and a billion dollar acquisition in the food business. >> shares of tiffany down big. >>> first up, concerns about geopolitics weighing on futures. this russian warplane was shot down by turkish jets along the syria/turkey border. the turkish prime minister said his country had the right to respond when its airspace was violated despite repeated warnings. putin said "this event is beyond the normal framework of fighting against terrorism. of course our military is doing heroic work against terrorism, but the loss today is a stab in the back, carried out by the accomplices of terrorists. i can't describe it in any other way. in about an hour from now, obama is set to meet with hollande at the white house to discuss plan force defeating isis.

the s&p case-shiller home price index is out later and then consumer confidence if there was any. in earnings news the consumer is front and center. among the companies set to post quarterly results before the bell, tiffany, campbell soup, dollar tree, chicos, cracker barrel and hormel foods and spanning the global, we'll have hormel in studio and apparently he's bringing gifts and is there any better gift than some spam. spam and eggs. in other corporate news this morning the wall street journal reports that apple plans to launch apple pay in china by early february. the tech giant is said to have made deal with china's big four state run banks but there's still regulatory hurdle. apple pay will directly compete with ali pay. now back to the breaking news of the morning, turkey shooting down a russian war plane at the border with syria. we're joined with the latest. confusing to me. both pilots ejected safely and trying to avoid capture by -- who is trying to capture them? turkey wants to capture russian guys? bizarre. >> well, the question of course is over some of the rebel for