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. >> you must have some basic scenario about when you expect rates to raise us to mark >> in the end the way we look at it is they will pursue an interest rate adjustment. they're consistent with keeping , the u.s. economy is performing quite well. it's performing reasonably well. we see going in high twos. over the course of our forecast. that is material for demand in the u.k.. it's why we see our economy continuing to do well. i would say i make the point in a press conference today i think there will be as transparent as they can about the decision that they have not yet taken. it feels very familiar. in fact .0 of strength make earlier is that it's familiar to all bankers because there is not a -- >> she's a bad girlfriend. >> she can be. you have to deal of events as they come through. when i say i'm confident they will take the -- was not necessary, it's because i have a reasonable understanding of the reaction function. andn terms of your timing it's good to play the plucky little england's and we don't need to worry what's happening in america, but surely we do or trade >>ri

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mark is going to dive into the terminal. they will explain what this chart is telling us. ♪ mark: welcome back to bloomberg markets.e are live from london and new york. betty: it looks beautiful there. i am betty liu. this is time for the business flash. these are some the brighstnow. shares of macy's and kohl's are following today. citigroup warned that they are in for a tough quarter. the industry is suffering from a sales slowdown and too much inventory. of dupont will have a job prominently. he has been running the company since last month. expandsaid he wants to the cost cutting program and once ellen kullman to resign. that omission testing scandal has hurt volkswagen's credit rating. to bedebt has gone down plus. questions about their internal controls and management. that is a look at the business flash stories. mark barton has more in london. mark: let's focus on that. we had the pitch downgrade. hans nichols is in berlin. wt's start with the a to b downgrade. it's still a credit investment. it still positive. what is expected? hans nichols: there have been a variety of downgrades. they areportant is looki

us. mark, i want you to begin. are looking at the bloomberg commodity index, which today has risen to its highest level since 1998. let's dive into it from a technical analysis standpoint we have looked at it over the timeframe. the 200 day moving average is green line. traditionally for a market that is rising you want short-term history to be above long-term history. but as you can see very clearly right then sense long-term history has been above short-term history with the 200 day moving average above the 50 day moving average. that is called a debt cross. since back in august, the bloomberg commodity index fell by 9%. look at the relative strength as well. the market is oversold. us that below 30 tells an aspect is oversold. .t is at 25 the relative strength says it is oversold, but the trend tells us it is a negative one. figure that one out. erik: i like that chart. the pressure is on. talk about the german economy. data, a got the pmi survey of companies. there are two separate things to look at. once the se

jim, hang on with us, because we do want to get to mark crumpton who will update us on all of the headlines as they keep trickling out. french president runs what a -- fridge the president francois hollande now requesting military reinforcements. mark: thank you. we would like to update our audience around the world and listeners on bloomberg radio. it is 6 p.m. in new york, midnight in paris. friday night, a night of violence in the parisian capital. a wave of attacks including shootings and bombings and hostage takings. we just heard from the president of the united states a few moments ago and he said "once again we have seen an outrageous attempt to terrorize innocent civilians." mr. obama continued "this is an attack not just some paris. this is an attack not just on the people of france. this is an attack on humanity and the universal values we share." men with guns apparently entered this area,taurant in started firing. several people were killed. more people were killed at another location. .ome people were taken hostage as we saw on the video and as we told you earlier, as france a

we want to get to mark crumpton who is looking at all the headlines and is going to update us. mark: we would like to update our audience from around the world and our listeners on bloomberg radio. i am mark crumpton bloomberg world headquarters in new york. this has been an horrific day on the european continent. there has been a wave of violence in the city of paris. shootings and bombings and hostage takings. here is the latest information we have. at least 35 reported that in multiple acts of violence in paris. there were shootings at a paris restaurant, explosions near the main sports stadium. french president francois hollande was in attendance but taken to safety. the associated press reporting police officials saying at least 100 hostages have been taken at a paris theater. and lawetting word u.s. enforcement counterterrorism officials are being briefed and are in touch with their counterparts. we are hearing from phil mattingly the white house is aware of the situation and monitoring. as you have been seeing from the video, lots of police on the scene. lots of swat type

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mark: r bloomberg reporters at the white house and paris, they are going to stay with us. e going to take a commercial break. we will have full coverage of conference. you're watching bloomberg television. we will be right back. ♪ erik: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european close. mark barton is in london. for ago back to you moment. bring us up to speed on how the european stocks closed. almosthe biggest drop in two weeks for the european stoxx 600. and that is how the entire european equities space. today. fared today.y -- just to reenter, the biggest decline at europe's biggest hotel company. the gains included the oil companies. it was very much a day of slight moves to safety. the european government bond markets, bond yields and u.k., bond yields in spain, france, and germany all falling today as money flooded into the payments that are the fixed income market. turkish 100 index, the worst-performing level at 40 -- equity index. lira sinking against all 31 major currencies. these are the currencies, the lira, the ruble, that are most vulnerable to ge

to you. betty: thank you, ryan reporting for us in turkey. i want to go to france but first, mark. : the french president called on the french people to show perseverance and dignity. joining us now is our very own brendan greeley. you were out on the street yesterday far from the clan and france. how would you say paris is coping with the second terrorist attack in the space of 11 months? >> paris is quietly angry and i think the terrorist attack is profoundly different on the other in the way change people. asterday, i was talking to group of parents watching the kids play soccer. for said they whenever vote him as a national but they want wanted to see whether or not france -- france all on would give a speech. that is exactly what he gave, he talked about stritch -- stripping the passports of those condemned of terror attacks. changing the constitution. i think we have seen a change in french society and what i heard on the street yesterday was a lot of support for exactly the kinds of moves that he suggested. betty: we have a report the eiffel towel will be real it in blue, whi

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to us! lots of snow fell last night, particularly in northern iowa. reports in franklin county were around the foot mark, while closer to the metro, the des moines international airport totaled 6.9". now that the snow has left us, the bitter cold has funneled in. temperatures under coldest of the season. barely be into the double digits, while readings up north will be single digits. temperatures will start their slow climb up beginning tomorrow. sunny skies will return once again and the thermometer will hover close to that freezing mark with a breeze from the southwest at 5-10 mph. by monday, snow across the state as into the upper 30s and temperatures stay mild until our next chance thanksgiving. nikki: well, the snow nikki: well, the snow is still the hot topic today all across central iowa. but the sun has come out, making it a little easier for some folks to deal with. local five's jacob peklo joins us now from from university avenue. jacob, things are looking a little different than yesterday, huh? jacob/live nikki, the roads were not a great place to be last night. as i drove back from clarion,

commitment you made to all of us. >> during today's ceremony at the state house, those in attendance also bowed their heads to honor the veterans who are no longer with us. >> mark: first of its kind gathering if minor league baseball head to -- in marblehead to honor veterans. crystal haynes was there and some really emotional moments. >>> that's right e. this is being billed as a new way to observe the holiday. this veterans town hall, the brain child of the perfect storm author, sebastian younger, but was made a reality by congressman seth moulton and dozens of brave veterans who told their stories. >> they served our country. >> i got shot in 2011, i really thought that was it and i thought that i was going to die. >> now these massachusetts veterans want to talk about it frankly. >> things like this are incredibly important to get the dialogue going, to get people understanding what veterans day is all about. >> this veterans day organized by congressman seth moulton. >> it's important to celebrate service, but even more important to understand it. >> from ptsd to combat, the immigration debate brought to mind when former army linguist simon cowell told his

to overcome. think you for joining us. mark, speaking to us live from the wise summit in doha >>> ivory coast's president has been sworn in for a second 5-year term. during the ceremony, he promised more inclusion to ease economic disparities. he won a landslide victory last month. it was the first presidential poll since the first civil war killed 3,000 people. opponents of the president in burundi continue to be prosecuted. he won a controversial third term. his mandate condemned as unconstitutional. a leading humans rights act visit is speaking out. >> he's a prime minister incident critic of the government. this was last year when supporters came in drove when he was in prison and put on trial after accusing the government of training militias ahead of elections, he was released. this year he criticized the president's bid for a third term. in august, he was shot in the face and neck by gunmen in the capital. but he still is speaking out. he's released this video statement through a rights group called protection internatio

mark barton will be joining us for the next half hour. mark: the biggest weekly advance in a month, the european close starts right now. ♪ betty: we're going toake you from new york to london in the next half hour. mark, kick us off with post-mario draghi movements in the market. mark: the fourth day of gains in 5. investors rushing off. we had the worst terror attacks in over a decade the vast friday in paris. investors are shrugging off those, sending stocks higher. the best weekly gain in a month. don't forget, the feds dictated the movement. bracing this new buzzword, when it comes to the path of future rate hikes. the top story is abn amro's shares rose over 3%. bailed out by the dutch government at the height of the financial crisis. it has returned from a to grade, betty. betty: it has. on the macro front, though, we were just talking about the ecb president mario draghi. it sounds like we are on for his stimulus in two weeks? july 2012, he said the ecb will do what is necessary to reach its inflation goal as quickly as possible. what is necessary, or whatever it takes -- that is what we said in 2012. .1% is a fast rise from just under

says it has corrected procedures and now trains officers to understand how to use equipment properly. >> mark: a dispute over a seat leads to six black passengers being kicked off a spirit airlines flight. today, they are clamming they are the victims of racism. this photo of the incident taken yesterday on flight 868 which was bound for dallas from los angeles, witnesses claim it all started when a man and woman sat in the wrong seats. the two resolved the matter, but witnesses claim a white flight attendant was rude and it all escalated and resulted when six black passengers were escorted off by police. >> i'm humiliated by the simple fact that you hear this type of stuff happening in america, but to actually experience it firsthand. >> spirit airlines claiming the passengers were causing problems, and became unruly on the plane, so police had to be called. >> sir -- >> get out of my car or i will call police. >> mark: a violent attack happened on camera when an usual irdriver tries to kick a drunk guy out of his car. the man opened the door of the car and begins beating the driver. police

use that data? mark zuckerberg: i do not think it is anything different from how people use facebook normally. the biggest thing that we have had toto make internet.org work is connect with the different operators in these different countries, so for example, airtel in zambia, to make it so that people have a very easy way to go buy data when they -- when they want to do more things. so for example, you might be browsing facebook and see a link to news, or you see some video that you want to watch. and, you know, that is rich media, so that can't be covered for free. but we make it so if you tap on that, it is very easy to just right inline-pay, and that is good for everyone. it makes it so people can discover why they would want to consume content on the internet. it makes it so that airtel and our partners can make more profits, so they can continue investing and building out a faster and broader internet for everyone. and it gets more people online. emily: google is working on project loon and google fiber. what do you think of google's approach to connecting the world? mark: well, the thing is connecting everyone is going to b

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it's going to get cold and with the next showers arrive this weekend. >> mark: a little boy with no arms uses his lips to send a strong message to president obama. what the syrian refugee wants the commander-in-chief to know. >> mark: the 2-year-old girl found on the side of the road is it in the hospital, recovering tonight. and tonight, we are also learning disturbing new details about the way she was found. hello everyone. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> sharman: i'm sharman sachetti, that little girl is from hamilton, and we now know she was found miles from her home, naked with her head shaved and she was found by a couple driving along a road in raleigh. at first, they thought she was a doll, and tonight, we are bringing you live team coverage. kerry kavanaugh is at the little girl's home in hamilton, where she disappeared overnight, but we begin with bob ward, who just spoke with the couple who found the little girl all alone. >> the reporter: i spoke to that couple just a short time ago and i can tell you, they were still shaken by what they saw, a little girl on the side of the road, shiveri

like to believe this tragedy would bring the european governments and peoples together, but it will not happen. that is the greatest tragedy coming out of this. stay with us. we want to get to mark crumpton for a recap of the headlines and what has been a horrific evening. mark: we want to update our audience from around the world and listeners on louvered radio. -- bloomberg radio. "barbaric." that is how president francois hollande described the attacks that killed over 100 people. gunmen stormed to the bataclan theater, killing some of the concertgoers, and taking others hostage. some 100 concertgoers were killed. at least two gunmen were shot and killed by police. authority to went to the scene said some victims appeared to have been victims of grenade attacks. there was an attack at a restaurant in central paris, where over a dozen people were killed. we are learning at this hour that some 1500 troops have been deployed throughout paris, and hasident francois hollande instituted a state of emergency and closed the borders, taking that unusual step after this wave of violence. there was a couple of suicide bombings, they occurred outside the soccer stadium where francois hol

church is getting ready this served thanksgiving meals to thousands of people. >> will: they use to everyday markt today is its biggest task of the year. so much more carving left to do, the turkeys and,, hundred of them and that's why the need about 500 volunteers. you can come down here and volunteer or get ready for christmas. they have been carting 6¢ 30 this morning reverend williams, or talked to earlier, is looking for donations for toys for christmas. today the 5000 volunteers. >> i'm doing good the, is working really hard here. how many years to be done this? i'm with think of the season and i have a lot to be painful for so it's nice to get back. >> will: had never cut itself by accident? >> no. >> will: scheme and? houri holding not? some years and you volunteered. >> this about my sixth year when you get out of it? getting able to see cecil williams and his wife. >> will: to mark on your calendar, no ifs ands rubio thinks giving morning? >> yes and christmas >> will: mary f. lee will be here. dinner will start at 1030 will have all the trimmings starting at 1030 all the way until 130

to keep our homeland safe. >> mark: as millions board planes, trains and automobiles -- >> counterterrorism, intelligence, homeland security, and law enforcement professionals at every level, are constantly working to protect all of us. >> mark: the commander-in-chief, trying to reassure all of us. the president speaking pout telling the nation that law enforcement is working overtime to continually monitor any possible threats at home and overseas. right now, he's saying there's nothing to indicate a specific threat to the country during the holidays. but he understands the traveling public is worried. fox 25's sharman sachetti live at logan airport, with a look at how the state and city officials are preparing. sharman? >> the reporter: and mark, at 5:00 p.m., we showed you what it looked like inside terminal a, right now, we are outside terminal halak. can you see, it's still very busy and yes, there is a significant law enforcement presence out here, they want to make sure you see them. at logan airport, mass state police making their presence known, after the terror that unfolded in paris, the president speaking directly to the traveling public. >> right now, we know of no specific and credible intelligence ind

. >> reporter: and so back to class morning grief counselors able to take us there >> mark: developments on kron4news-dot-com very confined to the exclusive interview with the father of one the seven victims. >> pam: time is running a perfect for charter schools, but plan for keeping the school doors open their company dropped out already another school has to come off a plan to get more money "things of the current that they're doing in than right now high, but that money and time would enhance. horgan again out and then game in roman was the transition plan and we think of pretty good transition plan will if the by next friday. >> pam: addictive testing how that could be causing digital. serious charges a former teacher is facing >> pam: show trivet to do to ease the has will soon scholastic in a car crash 16 year-old driver remains in hospital that felipe joy this live from of park high school plan and held for the morial wrapped up less than an hour ago we decline to talk with us on camera and broken up still fresh for them is clear they lost you very fresh stains the chance to colle

for what you've done, the choice you made, and the commitment you made to all of us. >> mark: during today's ceremony at the state house, those in attendance also bowed their heads to honor the veterans no longer with us. also today, a first of its kind veterans day event in marblehead. congressman seth moulton, a veteran himself, made sure it happened. >> elizabeth: it was a town hall for veterans to share their stories with one goal in mind -- fox 25's crystal haynes shows us what that is right now at 6:00 p.m. >> the reporter: they served our country. >> i not shot in 20 -- with i got shot in 2011, i thought that was it, i was going to die. >> now these massachusetts veterans want to talk about it frankly. >> things like this are incredibly important to get the dialogue going, to get people understanding what veterans day is all about. >> this veterans day town hall meeting organized by iraq war moulton. >> it's important to celebrate service, but it's even more important to understand it. >> from ptsd to the politics of gatos, all on the table. >> there were just a bunch of kids o

to our national security. mark: you have said you wanted to declare war against isis. jeb: they have declared war on us. you do not answer directly when asked amount number of troops. if this is a case when we should declare war, why aren't you for substantial ground troops? jeb: i cannot give you a number. the president of the united states would tell his military advisers, give me options for a strategy to take out isis. i don't know what the answer would be to those options. i can't tell you that. mark: it doesn't necessarily involved substantial ground troops? jeb: not necessarily. if we could mobilize the support of the neighborhood, which has got to be essential -- we can't do this alone. support from europe, support from turkey, egypt, jordan, all of these countries directly impacted by this great threat. certainly the persian gulf countries. we could have an international force led by americans, certainly with our air power. we could destroy isis. that is the goal. it is not to contain. that is a joke. containing only gives them energy. it makes them an even greater threat. john: when you talk ab

mark. he has talked on matters relating to the presidency, including the 2013 presidential inauguration and a fracture contributor on cbs sunday morning. mark, thank you for being with us. [applause] >> in opening i want to ask mark to be -- civil rights summit was a monumental occasion, marking a tremendous legacy of the lbj administration, and my understanding is you have some slides from what was a very engaging, very provocative and real celebration. can you start us off by showing the slide show. >> thank you for the introduction and thank you for being here. the book o'destiny of democracy "about the civil rights summit and also in the love life of the nation as four presidents, presidents carter, clinton, george w. bush, and obama, came to austin to recognize the 50th anniversary of the civil rights of 19 -- civil rights act of 1964. and i think it also represented a turning point in the legacy of lyndon baines johnson. johnson leads a very, very complicated legacy, largely because of the war in vietnam, which is a rightful and important part of his legacy. vietnam so divided our nation, and we were so conscious of what it did to us as a people, that i think it

to do us harm. there is no evidence that anybody's civil liberties were violated. it's part of a mosaic of efforts to keep us safe. i think it ought to be reinstated. markity is serious stuff. you and other people running are pretty intensely critical of the president. but talk about your optimism about america winning despite. talk about what that looks like. what a victory looks like and how americans can be hopeful about what's going on rather than just scared. gov. bush: history is rife with examples of the united states leadership creating better outcomes for us and the world. it's when we lead that gets people confidence that they will follow. what we see now are arab nations going to consult with putin. never has that happened before. we see an aggressive china. we see nationstates that are taking advantage of our weakness. the respect, that sounds pretty negative. gov. bush: it is negative. we live in a very negative time, but i can fix that. we have military superiority to do with this. the caliphate can't deal with american technological force that is second to none. if we garner the international support, which is my point. right now our pote

. ♪ erik: mark barton is in london to talk to us about stocks. what's up? mmodities according to the index are at a 16 year low. moving withs are the price of oil. what happened to the euro today? interesting news from the eurozone on that manufacturing activity. investors are choosing to focus on the negative side, input costs barely rose. put costs fell for the ninth month is here. appears before you a k -- u.k. lawmakers. the will he say about economy? the market is saying sometime in 2017,ginning of economists are saying next year. they are miles apart. they're looking forward to it. that is mark barton with us from london. stocks of turned green. let's go to the nasdaq with abigail doolittle. stocks are trading flat. we have been watching too struck straight higher. one is amgen. toy have a contact distribute cvs. this is playing out exactly as he expected. this sort of deal could be the key going forward. there could be a declining growth model into 2016. that has been frustrating to amgen investors did shares are flat on the year. turning to another w

begot gallons a day he too says is uses her irrigation and a great film on the vineyard and those customers to use more than 1,000 gal. per day in face fines commercial >> mark: crab fishing not crab season now close. the affable and the crabs are toxic if linked to a massive i'll the bloom off the west coast yesterday officials recreational salvation california begin sunday and is blamed on the six dozen whales and other marine life >> pam: attempted murder the stabbing of staff sgt spenser's done last month and surveillance video shows stallone from fighting and a segment of our stabbed repeatedly and they arrested him instead you we back in court december the first stop light of three sacramento man that tackle the gunman and attempted terror attack on paris bound train back in august. >> mark: is resuming today after a stabbing attack on campus and 18 year-old from san clara killed by police captain is here with reaction those on campus. >> catherine: or agrees that he would plan to cause far more damage and then looking at buff's seen earlier this week bursting into of class a hunting knife have backpack stuffed with things scopes' the handcuffs all any

colorado organic washington and alaska. >> darya: there is a movement to legalize pot in california under the adult recreational use act. >> markas now filed a the fifth lawsuit against polaroid because of e. coli poisoning--to pull way-- chipotle. >> darya: teenagers spend nearly nine hours a day on some form of media. with everything out there, music and tv are still their favorites. two-thirds of teenagers listen to music every day and many many teenagers watch tv. >> mark: reza poked fun-- president poked fun at the rest republican candidates for their complaints at the cnbc debate. if you can even handle the moderator's is cnbc, i don't think that russia or china will be too worried about your. then cars and is now leading the polls--ben carson is now leading the polls. >> darya: we have lots of sunshine and hot spots in the traffic to talk about >> mark: is a cold morning we have even had tempters in the '30's. right now we are having tempters in the upper '40's and mid-50s. we have some breezes also. nasa is releasing a new image showing the hydrocarbons stand on one of saturn's men's.-- milnes--moons. >> darya: breaking

betty: we are going to take you from new york to london and beyond in the next half hour. mark, kick things off for us. mark: we said earlier that you are a glass half full kind of person and so are european investors. they are choosing to overlook that china adjusted output data and affixed assets investment data and choosing to focus on the best retail sales. i could go on forever. carlsberg shares leading today, vivendi shares slumping after a profit miss. don't forgetg and the big italian lender that announced plans to cut 18,000 jobs. like many of its peers, it's wanting to improve return and expand its capital budget. there's a lot happening in the european banking space. betty: you've been alluding to this -- the biggest deal of 2013, ab inbev of buying sab miller. how far is the stock below the offer price? do you know that they were priced 44 pounds? the probability of a deal is 60%. you are probably saying how did you come up with that figure? to bloombergding arbitrage functions. there are better opportunities to make money with other takeovers. there are also huge regulatory risks for this

to come. god is still working in us and mark: it has been going on for years, the thanksgiving day service. it is meant to reenact what our experienced. steve: right now there is a , growing dengue fever outbreak on hawaii's big island. doctors say there are at least 107 confirmed cases of the mosquito-borne illness. the state department says it is now working to spray public properties. it has also started an outreach program to teach people about the illness. staff members from the center -- from the centers for disease control and prevention are expected to arrive next week. the white house was on lockdown for several hours today while the first family celebrated thanksgiving inside. the secret service says a man named joseph caputo is now in custody for jumping the white house fence. kris van cleve reports. kris: a photographer captured the moment caputo, wearing flag, hopped the fortified white house fence, holding a binder in his mouth, before throwing his arms in the air, seemingly in celebration. the woman who took these photos tweeted, "i heard him take a deep breath and whisper alr

joining us today is executive director mark francis to tell us all about this amazing event coming up. i already have tickets. good. it's going to be wonderful. that's great. tell us what people can expect. it will f fature two dancers from so you think you can dance and dancing wiwi the stars: chelsea a hightower and dmitry chaplin. dmitry, i think a lot of people want to see dmitry. the ladies in the area will be very happy to see him. yes they will. it also features two singers om american idol: gina glocksen and vaughn smith. there's twelve dancers that will be accompanying them. they also performed on so you think you can dance. so it's more than just the two feature dancers, it's a whole troop of dancers? it is. it features various styles from ballroom to salsa and other thinin like that. it's really going g be quite a a show. the symphony has been getting ready for this for a while. i don't know if you've been to the symphony but it's an amazing top- notch group. yes it is, it's really first rate. this is our 100th season so we're really putting on a big show this whole season,

to undertake and who will support them? york it is 7:00 in new which means it is 1:00 a.m. in paris. mark crumpton will give us a recap of everything that has happened and what has been changing in the last hour. mark: we would like to update our audience from around the world and our listeners in bloomberg radio. french police are now in control of the concert hall where gunmen killed several people and took scores more hostage in what was one stage of what appears to be a coordinated wave of violence in central paris. gunmen stormed a restaurant killing over a dozen people. we also received word at least two or three suicide bombings took place outside the national soccer stadium where a match between france and germany was underway. the french president was in attendance. he was rushed from the stadium and taken to the interior ministry where he met with some of his senior security officials. he said he was closing the borders and was instituting a state of emergency. we are learning now dozens of people were killed during the hostage taking at the theater. there is no word on whether they were killed by th

corporate earnings, while mixed, are pointing to improvement in 2016. >> all right, mark, have a great weekend. we'll leave it there. thank you for joining us>> thank you, sue. >> mark luchini with janney montgomery scott. >>> to the economy now and the job market. the rate of unemployment fell in 32 states last month as employers picked up hiring. according to the labor market, california and florida saw the biggest job gains. the jobless rate rose in just three states and was unchanged in 15. >>> and ty, the firming labor market is one of the reasons why many are predicting the federal reserve will raise rates at its next meeting in december. today the president of the new york fed said the economy is in good shape and that it may meet the criteria needed to hike rates in the near future. >>> and now to paris, where one week after those deadly attacks the country of france deals with yet another terror crisis, this time in the northern african nation of mali. michelle caruso-cabrera reports tonight from paris. >> reporter: a hostage siege lasting more than nine hours left at least 27 people dead including one belgian diplomat and five att

--ond, as requested mark: joining us now to decipher all of that central-bank top, james baffert. james: thank you. mark: why are european markets impervious to his message? stimulus could be coming in december, but is there something else? james: he is a master of the talk and avoiding the walk. he -- the second issue is, it is all well to talk about the downside risk of inflation. there is a real question mark as to whether or not central banks alone now have sufficient ammunition to shift prices up. as weis a broad feeling see consumers and governments spending more money. mark: how much more bearish could you be? signaled in october at the ecb meeting that the stimulus is upcoming, it followed with a 5% increase. james: i think there is a real challenge in terms of the euro going to parity versus the dollar. the u.s. domestic economy -- the strong and that domestic reserve will begin tightening long before the ecb begins easing. mark: what is the gap between if they go in december, and the bank of england? james: britain does lots of trade with the eu so if the single currency

>> reporter: well, mark it is shocking to most of us as this possibly marks a you new threat from isis that was successfully carried out. but to this local security expert i spoke with it's not a surprise but a sign of dark times ahead with this terror group. >> reporter: the russian airliner that crashed 23 minutes into leaving egypt's sinai peninsula most likely had a bomb on board the work of isis or an isis affiliate a u.s. official tells cnn. metro jet 9268 was headed to st. petersburg carrying 224 people. there were no survivors. isis had claimed responsibility for the disaster and investigators have been monitoring internal messages of the terrorist group. homeland security expert anthony amore isn't surprised by the latest information. >> reporter: i'm not surprised at all to hear isis could be involved if it turns out it was not isis or an isis inspired group i think it's only a matter of time before they start hitting closer and closer to the homeland. >> reporter: investigators believe the explosives are brought on board. now governments around the world are responding by ex

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to help them dig out with the snow listeria. firefighters will also be using g.p.s. systems to locate the hydrants. >> mark: wild weather sweeps across the northwest, leaving three people dead. knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes. all three people were killed when trees fill on to their cars. heavy snow blanketed parts of colorado. some areas digging out from more than 20 inches of snow. the norm cancelled 150 flights to denver. no severe weather here today, but kevin is tracking showers, coming our way for tomorrow. >> kevin: even some heavy rain tomorrow night, mark, hall of those storms we're -- all of those storms out west lining up well from what we expected from the el nino pattern, a very strong and powerful el nino and continues to send the storm track to the northwest. it comes at a price, as you saw. temperatures here tonight, 45 in boston, 42 bedford. it is 38 in orange and 37 norwood, so temperatures have dropped into the 30's in some spots, under the mostly clear skies. with the clouds rolling in tonight, it will curtail that temperature drop for you later on, so it won't be a

ros-lehtinen: i want to thank the esteemed chairman of our full committee, chairman royce, and ranking member engel, who is before us today, for their leadership and for helping us to mark up and vote on this resolution at the subcommittee and at the full committee, thereby landing us right here on the floor this afternoon. i'd also like to thank my friend and dear south florida colleague, ranking member of the middle east and north africa subcommittee, mr. deutch, for joining me in introducing this important resolution, condemning the anti-israel and anti-semitic incitement from within the palestinian authority. sadly, mr. speaker, as we have seen over the past two months in israel, violence and terror are on the rise and hardly a day goes by when we don't hear about yet another attack against innocent israelis. since the most recent round of attacks began on the jewish new year in mid september, there have been nearly 60 stabbing attacks, five shootings and six car ramming attacks resulting in 10 deaths and scores more injured. let me repeat that again, mr. speaker. 60 stabbing attacks, five shootings and six car ramming attacks resulting in 10 deaths and many people

to emerge from this error-free. mark: you got to see them side-by-side yesterday. tell usood, crowd reaction. >> they were west of here. rubio had a good-sized crowd for the afternoon. 300 people in wisconsin. there has not been a lot of campaign activity. gave sort of a standard stump speech, but jeb bush appeared 90 minutes later. design,e different in but not as much energy with bush. he was there with scott walker. he is not happy he is outside of the presidential race. but he seemed to be having fun, trying to get back into the national conversation. mark: we talked earlier about the fact that rubio has not been a good grassroots fundraiser, has not raised donations like carson or cruz. do those campaigns aspire to ramp it up? >> in the long run, he feels like he has to. the critical number is favor of really-on favorability. he is not generating anything 2008.arack obama did in if rubio wants to be a candidate that inspires the base in the same way, that is something he needs to aspire to. notionush laughs off the he may be out of the race. are there people that have

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father, grandfather, and a leader building a movement to give us a future to believe in. john: marksanders campaign says it is going to back up that ad with $2 million on the air. they are going to be ramping up their campaign to the hillary clinton level as we get closer and closer, so my weston to you is, how much does the human bernie matter for success? mark: it matters a lot. one of the best ads i have seen in this cycle, and maybe several cycles, it is a 60 second spot, great photographs, it tells a story, and it links his personal biography with what he cares about, his agenda. john: that is the key thing, right? the key thing that barack obama showed back in 2008 is how do you tell a story, not just the personal details, but how does your biography line up with your campaign? sanders has a very credible lineup and he just has to allow his campaign to do it. he is so reticent about that background. mark: in presidential politics, it matters. this will be fascinating to see if this can get him to pick up any of these themes of the personal stories. inn: there is no humanity hi