Welcome to todays Worldwide Exchange 37 im kelly evans and these are your headlines from around the world. A state of emergency declared in egypt after riots in the biggest cities along the suez canal. The dow is now set to post its best january in more than 20 years. Shares rise after the central bank approve the second bailout as politicians make accusations over the failed lender. 52 of those surveyed would prefer the uk to leave the euro. I should have said leave the european union. Britain cant leave that monetary issue. Well have plenty more on the relationship between britain and europe. For now, we can look at the relationship with markets. The euro stoxx 6700 is down about 0. 4 today. Not a done of differentiation. The biggest gainer, interestingly, is monti paschi. Some of the airlines are struggling, too, on the back of ryan airs results. Now take a look at whats happening across the bourses. Were seeing somewhat again of a trading pattern here after the last several trading
Now, 162,000 jobs added in july here in the usa. The soft, disappointing number with parttimers beating fulltimers confirms what we already know about the economy. Its still only 2 , but stocks liked it. We may be talking about a downsized mini goldilocks. My full take on the jobs report and the market and what it means for the fed later on in the show. And the war of words between Chris Christie and rand paul is heating up. Is the future of the Republican Party at stake here . Our free market friday panel will have all those stories and much more coming up in the kudlow report beginning right now. Good evening, everyone. Welcome back to ed kudlow report. Im larry kudlow. The u. S. Is on high alert over the threat of an al qaeda terror attack in the northeast or north africa starting this weekend. Nbc news Pete Williams joins us now with all of the details. Good evening, pete. U. S. Officials say this in response to an al qaeda threat from yemen. Some kind of unspecified plot to attack
In california this morning. Were thrilled to see them. Theyre going to be talking to a number of people in the world of business and politics. Well talk a little golf, see how joe is doing out there. Joining me in pseudo, our own Steve Liesman and book brusca. Then in the next hour, Jeremy Siegel is going to join us on set to make his bullish case for the numbers and then, nemo, the powerful storm taking aim at the east coast. Forecaster res warning it could be among the worst ever, more than two feet of snow possible in boston. Many cities are telling residents, dont travel if you dont have to. Airlines are now warning the blizzard could cripple travel and hundreds of flights have already been canceled. Were going to check in one on friends at the Weather Channel. Just a couple of minutes for their latest forecast. Also in the news, the Justice Department in multiple states reportedly discussing suing moodys for defrauding investors. Any move likely to make a similar rival against Sta
Apartment in monaco will run you around 28 million or 12,000 per square foot. Plus, you get a great view for looking down on your yacht in the harbor. Ranking second was hong kong and then london at around 4,000 per square foot. Heres a sweet little old man shown in londons may already favor neighborhood, the price around 26 million, but price isnt the only measure of popularity. The super rich were asked to rank the world cities by economic power and influence, and other measures, new york took the top spot followed by london. New york is relatively cheap at only 2,000 per square foot. You can see the full rankings and numbers on cnbc. Com inside wealth. No surprises there, right . No real surprises. Expecting sort of a wild card. The surprise though is 6,000 per square foot. Thats huge. No tax right . No tax, right. Thank you so much for joining us, robert. And thank you for watching, everybody. Closing bell is coming up next. See you same time tomorrow for street signs. Hi, everybod
The short is quiet. Its a squeeze. What sticks out the most to me is that he mentioned the idea of this created an opportunity for me. And thats what he is pouncing on, is the opportunity. When ackman brought up his comments and stock was sold off it is the price like any investment you go with. Speaking of a binary thing, you have two guys on either sides of the debate, on either sides of the ring. And it will come out one way or another. Regulators will do something and bill ackman is probably going to win if that happens. Or theyre not and carl icahn will probably win in that outcome. How do you see it . I agree with you. I think eventually we will have a resolution and one side will be the clear winner. But the path to get there might take a little bit longer than people are expecting. I think regulators are very well aware at ftc how highly charged this debate it. So i think it may take time. Icahn has his own money here. Ackman has other peoples money. If he loses, he has to pay