Brent below 42 for the First Time Since 2009. We begin with shares of chipotle falling hard. The company issuing disappointing guidance on another e. Coli outbreak. And a 14 billion acquisition, huge premium for Keurig Green Mountain. Its going private. And ges deal with electrolux is off. First up, Keurig Green Mountain has agreed to be taken private. The Investor Group led by j. A. B. Holding. Coke, which owns about 17 of keurig says it is fully supportive of the deal. Keurig will operate independently as part of j. A. B. s coffee platform. What else do we know about this. The main one they own is jacobs they did a deal with mondolese back in 14. It was completed in july, actually, of this year. 44 of that company is owned by mondolese. The rest is controlled by jab. Mondolese got 3. 8 billion euros for selling their Coffee Business into this. Theres an enormous platform that already exists for selling coffee. The key here is keurig, which has been Battle Ground stock, which has cert
Press releases today this did not end ammic bring. We have more details on what happened here today. Yes. Also yahoo getting active. Shares surged today as investor taking a big position in the stock. There it is up. We will have the latest on whos behind this and how ceo is reacting. Also, of course, these markets, i mean, volatility is back in a big way this week with the dow bouncing back after one of the worst days of the year yesterday. The dow enjoying its best day in seven months or something i saw. 181 points. Undoing some of the damage of yesterday and we shouldnt forget the week its been. Tripledigit moves in both directions. Maybe its that time of yore. We got the s p up 17 points. We are at 1983 at this hour. Nasdaq doing very well up 44 points. But again, i mean, we have had 100point swings for the dow every day this week. Multipercentage moves for all the major averages. Three of them down. Two of them up. Look at the russell. Up right now at 1118. Lets talk about it. In
In libya, people are marking four years since the uprising that overthrow moammar gadhafi, but this years anniversary is being overshadowed by a growing crisis following the egyptian air strikes. Caroline malone has the latest on developments in libya. Reporter people in tripoli celebrate as they remember the start of an uprising four years ago that helped push gadhafi out of power. But many are also angry at the egyptians from air strikes. Militia militiamen say they are heading to a city. The militia want to tackle isil affiliated groups there themselves and are against the intervention that killed civilians on monday when egypt struck training bases and weapons storage areas. Translator we strongly condom the egyptian aggression on the city of duma and consider it to be a violation of our libyan sovereignty. We also condemn the terrorist attack that targeted a number of egyptian nationals in libya. Reporter libias Political Leadership is fractured. Egypt is calling for a u. N. Resol
stra demonstrations were far smaller. they would have liked the parliament to vote against the measures because that vote would have brought on anarchy. the vote the parliament took was for more stability. it will be bad. this was the least of the worst options. it will be bad for how long? in terms of what we re seeing. in terms of the violence? that is hard to know. in terms of a very tough economy, years. a number of interesting articles by a number of economists suggesting that the austerity plan may work to the extent that it matches these numbers early on but the growth story. it has to come from the greeks themselves. they have to make the choices they are going to liberalized the closed professions. it s a way to say they re going to get rid of the barriers to entry. if you want to start any kind of business in greece, it s nearly impossible, which means if you can t start the business, you don t hire. and the greeks themselves have to change that horrendous b
today? take your agame. for the women of war, about 65 years. the story just doesn t get told enough. the pink slip option for improving education. some students say the reform plan doesn t work for them at all. all that is straight ahead. plus digging deeper into the jihad jane story, the american woman accused of trying to wage international terror from her home in the pennsylvania subyour honor. and suzanne malveaux is at the white house. she ll tell us what we may hear from the president today. and deborah feyerick is on the toyota beat. did the company know it had serious problems, but sweep the info under the rug is it. a woman is accused of recruiting jihadist fighters. the indictment says colleen larose used the online name jihad jane. she in turn reportedly agreed to kill a swedish cartoonist. you may remember that story. the cartoonist outraged muslims with his drawings of the prophet mohammed. she allegedly moved to europe to carry out the plot. she s a musli