Then hold on to our Massive Gains today . Howdy the dow end uproaring 619 points, s p pulled more than 3. 9 , largest gain since 2011, and nasdaq rocket 4. 25 . Where were all those sellers . Where did they go . Did they fin Senate Judiciary committee had they left the building for good . For starters lets speak to the whole random nature whats going on in this stock market these days. Of course were trading in lock step with the s p futures at the open. They rallied hard from the getgo today. After falling some 10 for the year, then they tipped big time in the middle of the day. Oh, it looks scary. Then they powered right back up. And then some at the close. Hows that possible . Ive even got some substantive things happening that are pretty positive but maybe more important some ethereal, mechanical, and purely emotional factors that could be at work here. First, in this environment, we always got to turn to china, right . Thats the primary reason for our stock markets action. While t
President said the Incoming Trump and asked ration cost decision could help support economic rates. Welcome to bloomberg daybreak. Our flagship morning show. I am anna edwards. The call after the storm. Some of what is happening in the asian equity sessions and other Asset Classes as we consider whether the market is making of the latest coming out of italy. Forgh of relief, promising italian voters. That was the conclusion over the weekend. It has come down the little bit. Running into that italian vote. It did not take long for markets to readjust this time around. Lets show you where we are on the asian equities session. Italy reliefe rally as the president of italy seeks to minimize political fallout. Approval could happen this week. S p futures are muted. The dow returning to record levels. U. S. Data is in focus. That is the focus as we go through december. We got that you news yesterday. We see the euro is weak or by about. 1 of 1 . Near its strongest level since the middle of d
Firefighters were called to a Construction Equipment rental building overnight, after neighbors reported hearing explosions. Crews said the explosions were reported around 1 30 this morning at Sunbelt Rentals on pearman dairy road in anderson county. Two fire stations responded and had the fire out in about 30 minutes. No one was in the building at the time, and no injuries were reported. A teenager has died following a shootout in asheville. Police were called to an apartment complex around 1 00 yesterday in response to shots fired. Witnesses said the 17yearold was hit by gunfire in the shootout. He died this morning at the hospital. Police are continuing to interview witnesses. Anyone with information is asked to call buncombe county crime stoppers. Turning now to commitment 2016, South Carolina voters only have 48 hours left to cast absentee votes for the republican president ial primary. Wyff news 4s corey davis is live and local in Greenville County at the voting offices on corey,
Would like to cast those absentee votes. You have until 5 00 p. M. Friday to cast in as an tea vote in the republican president ial primary. You are required to have a reason to vote early. There are different scenarios, like being out of town, on primary day, and those 65 years or older are also able to vote absentee, and democrats and others say this is an opportunity they will not miss. It is very important. Everyone needs to vote. It is a privilege, and i think people forget that, and i want to make sure i had a voice, that i cannot say, oh, i wish this did not happen, but i did not participate. Corey Election Officials say the closer we get to the elections, the longer the lines will get. And once again, the last day you the republican president ial primary will be friday at 5 00 p. M. It is too late to cast that vote by mail, but the polls will be open until 7 00 p. M. Extended hours tomorrow. For those of you voting absentee for the democratic party, you still have one week to g
We oppose this order which has implications far beyond the legal case at hand. Cook told cbss 60 minutes in december that opening phones to the government makes us all vulnerable. Heres what he said. On your smartphone today, your iphone, theres likely health information, theres financial information, and you should have the ability to protect it. The only way we know how to do that is to encrypt it. Why is that . Its because if theres a way to get in, then somebody will find a way in. Basically, tim cook and apple are saying, we dont want to begin to explore the idea of hacking into a backdoor because then thats out there. The technology exists. Its creating a master key of encryption. Right. A lot of people watch this and say, cant you get into the one phone without putting the rest of us at risk . Thats the back and forth thats happening now. Its similar to what happened after 9 11, with the act. How far are you willing to go . How much of your security . As a result, we learned a l