we talked to a former board member about jack dorsey s latest move. first let s get caught up with our bloomberg first work news. u.s. stocks extended a rally today with the s&p 500 hitting a three month high. chevron gained as crude oil climbed to a three week high. the energy group has rebounded 22% from an august low. visa and apple helped send the nasdaq 100 to an all-time record, topping its previous record from march 2000 during the dot-com bubble. volkswagen said approach indicates an additional 800,000 cars showed your regular emissions output. the german carmaker said the economic risk amounts to volkswagen may be liable for fines of as high as 18 million dollars and faces further cost from lawsuits in the u.s. and europe. the u.s. government is fining airbag maker takata for lapses in the way it handled airbag recalls. they may add up to $130 million to the penalty if takata doesn t obey the terms of a five-year agreement. they can explode spewing shrapnel into dr
profits. signed, sealed and delivered. shares in japan post surge higher on the first day of trade in the world s largest ipo of the year. good wednesday morning. let s get to break news before we get into the rest of the program. we have euro zone, the september composite pmi above the boom bust line of 50 so we re looking at a lead of 53.6. when it comes to the forecast, which would be october, we re looking at an improvement of 50 for the euro, still trading below 110 versus the u.s. dollar. now let s check in on european markets and how they re fairing on this wednesday as we had another boost yesterday on wall street which means we re at the highest since july this year. europe sees green across the screen. the ftse 100 seeing gains. the france cac 40 as well. now one stock i want to highlight today in german trade is vw. volkswagen porsche shares are skidding back into the red and for the first time prices have been dragged into the vw scandal. the company announcing
800,000 cars in europe and looks set to cost another 2 billion euros and here s a discount for you. groupon shares are plunging 25%. this is after the ceo steps down and the deals website issues guidance well below forecasts. midweek in the markets everybody. we re looking at the highest close for did dow and also the s&p since july this year. checking in on the implied open, futures are telling us we re above fair value. pricing in gains of 34. should be looking at gains of 10 points. here s the close from yesterday. we closed off the session high. higher at the end of it all and at the highest since july this year. two high profile investors are raising the flag over the federal reserve chief money policies. it s going to be real problems. we re walking into a mine field of what s going on with the fed. i think we have problems. this is not some permanent boost you ve got. your borrowing from the future and there s been such a misallocation of resources because this
tonight. it s tuesday, november 24th. from abc news, this is world news now. and good morning on this busy tuesday morning. i m reena ninan. and i m kendis gibson. it was a fun finale part one for dancing with the stars tonight. alek skarlatos and bindi. they re all really good i have to say. we were watching bindi. she s not these aren t dancers. that s the whole point of dancing with the stars so to see how far they ve grown. vegas probably has a line that bindi will win. we ve got to get straight to the new warnings that are going to travelers this holiday week. the government is urging vigilance after a month of terror attacks and new threats. the alert coming as millions head to the airports where passengers are already being told to arrive at least two hours before their flights. abc s lana zak on the new vigilance. the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert to all americans due to increased terrorist threats. it says current info
he remains in prison on minor immigration issues. his attorney expects those to be cleared up soon no a major court ruling in the battle over abortion. a federal appeals court in wisconsin has ruled unconstitutional a law that would have required doctors who perform abortions to have hospital admitting privileges. the judges said the law endangered women s health healal. the wisconsin attorney general says he plans an appeal to the u.s. supreme court. the nfl is looking into whether correct procedures were followed when it appears the st. louis rams quarterback may have suffered a concussion. case keenum s head slammed into the ground. he appeared staggered but stayed in the game. two days later he fumed which led to baltimore s winning field goal. the league is asking why he wasn t removed from the game to undergo required evaluations. it stough. definitely a hard hit there. but since we re talking football and there was a monday excuse as any to hear from joe buck s m
love the office. it s d, michael scott. final answer. just like that, $5,000! [applause] way to go. [horn blares] that sound means that time is up. okay. but you re not going anywhere. no. $5,000. you reached that threshold. all of your lifelines are intact. good. who knows how far this woman can go? hopefully the million dollars. we ll find out. thanks for watching. for everyone who s been a part of this one, i m chris harrison. we ll see you next time. [dramatic music] closed captioning sponsored by: 0 million people in this country who live with hearing loss. of that 50 million, one in five are teenagers. hearing health foundation is working to restore hearing. to learn more about their research for a cure visit hearing health foundation dot org. help us make hearing loss a thing of the past. a public service from hearing health foundation. whfight back fastts tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach a
you recognize her as rogue, mutant hero in four installments of the film. if acting wasn t enough for anna, maybe an ivy league degree would do the trick. she spent two semesters at columbia before returning to acting. turns out she couldn t stay away from the screen. a college degree could be the key to success but anna is an exception to the rule. she has a net worth of $14 million. o ok! tv i m sonia isabelle. thanks so much for watching. we ll see you next time. says at least one southwest pilot reported a minor eye injury. severe ankle injuries after stealing a coors light truck from a convenience store. while the driver was making a delivery. he fled police in the truck. then without putting the truck in park he jumped out. he tried to run away. the truck ran over his leg. it ran over his leg causing injuries we mentioned. by the way, the guy accused in the heist of the truck, his last name is miller. of course. first name is not last name is not light though t
who fought him off by hitting dressing. the locals and authorities didn t know the what to make of the whole thing. people are really paranoid. you know? but i didn t think nothing of it because nothing s ever happened in this area. in all of my years of experience, it was something to look at, i ll just say that. the guy in the darth vader costume was tracked down and arrested. he s charged with armed robbery and other counts. i guess we can chalk one up for oh, boy. who needs a lightsaber when florida. i know, my home state. here s something that could spoil your family outing. a shark feeding frenzy just off the beach. says her children were scared at first but then enjoyed seeing asquariam. guess where this was, panama city, florida into good times in florida. there were 50 to 60 of them there. the music did sound like this also. no word on what had the sharks so excited. right there, one of them almost beached himself. see, florida. just buy a ticket,
i m reena ninan. we begin there half hour with new developments after a month of terror attack ooze. the state department issuing a rare worldwide travel alert warning americans everywhere during a busy ravel season. in paris, a suicide vest was found linked to a suspect in the deadly attacks there. and over in belgium, brussels is on lockdown for yet another day with threats imminent. our coverage starts with cecilia vega. reporter: amid that new alert, the state department warning u.s. citizens to possible risks of travel due to increased terrorist threats. hundreds of officers, their guns drawn, shots fired. a terror attack on a new york subway. this time, it was only a drill. but they are preparing for the worst. we are, and we continue to be, and we have been, concerned about copy cat-like attacks. reporter: isis promising attacks in this propaganda video, showing images of new york s iconic times square. and the city showing its muscle. cameras on every corner
makes you uncomfortable, doesn t it? turning to the weather on this very busy travel week, watch out in the st. yeah, it s been so chilly in the east, cold enough for this pennsylvania ski resort to make some snow and now the east is getting a meltdown. and the west is in for another winter storm. molry cochran is at accuweather. good morning. good morning kendis and reena. we are anticipating heavier amounts of snowcross the higher elevations of the pack northwest. sierra nevadas looking at 6 to 12 inches of snow, not necessarily a bad thing for brought stricken california, but could spell trouble for the middle half of the week. the system going to be taking a dip to the south bringing in poor travel conditions for wednesday. a lot of folks traveling before th thanksgiving holiday. las vegas, denver could be impacted. but the shades of green indicating some good conditions. new york city, philadelphia, warming up, giving those heavy coats a break and expecting some su