it was amazing how much it brought this town together, united people. >> the people of ennis, montana, rally around carroll with boundless support. even offering him free medical care. carroll and his son are closer than ever and they don't have to worry about george davis. >> it would be a much different feeling knowing that he was out and not caught. so i'm very thankful for that. the jobs that a cop has to do every day, it's amazing. i have a lot of respect for what they do. >>> coming up -- an epic collision. an ambulance pulled over. >> you better get back in that ambulance. i'm talking to the driver. >> and a miracle on a bridge. when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with online access to mayo clinic. see the difference at avivausa.com. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltz

i know many of the people on meals on wheels in ennis, texas. work with them as a young man when they were still in their careers. they are great people. they are adorable people. and through no fault of their own, they've gotten older and their families have passed away. they need a little help. the meals on wheels program helps but so do other various programs. and i want to keep the government strong, the economy strong in order to do that, we've got to balance the budget. you know that. >> we're talking about avoiding the automatic cut of $55 billion which as you know -- >> we're trying to do. >> in the pentagon's budget. why not ask millionaires to pay a little more in tax? that would raise around $160 billion. even the buffett rule would raise $47 billion in ten years. that's almost 55. or how about ending massive subsidies to oil companies? and yet it seems to me, sir, you would prefer to slash meals on wheels -- >> no. you're the one using the term slash. i'm not slashing. no, sir, i'm not. >> that's what you're voting for. no. they get

. >> the newest member of our team, ennis tanner, what are your thoughts on the market? >> the one point i would make is everyone is focused on europe. what's different is the selloff we have seen recently and that global growth is showing serious signs of deteriorating. brazil has capital outflow and we had the central banks intervene to buy their local currency and sell dollars. you are seeing international leadership like ibm, mcdonald's, and cater pillar all losing. that's a significant problem. >> that's a great point when you are looking at greece and get afraid to look at china and be hopeful, what we saw in the vicks, people are afraid of greece. i don't know why. they are a small story now and it's relatively contained. they were never lower today which is stunning on the day on the friday before a three-day weekend. given that the s & p was down two points, you would think it was going to get crushed. this is the sort of risk that you don't get compensated for. >> we are seeing some floor in home prices. we are seeing low oil prices as a stimulative effect. we

ennis is in times square with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ht behind me is where all the action will be this morning. and at $38 per share, facebook's market debut is expected to be the biggest tech ipo in history. facebook programmers worked through the night at the annual hack-a-thon. it's all in preparation for the company's first public stock offering. many of these employees are about to become millionaires. ceo mark zuckerberg will have a net worth of nearly $20 billion. not bad considering he started facebook in his harvard dorm room nine years ago. but with that much cash comes new pressures. >> the bigger you get the harder it is to go fast. >> reporter: facebook makes 80% of its money from advertising. that comes to about $4.34 for each of its almost 1 billion users. a new valuation of $100 billion means the company needs to increase revenue to several hundred dollars per user to prove its worth. >> they're under enormous pressure to show how to make money from mobile. they're under enormous pressure to show how to make advertisement

. >>> some current and former wal- mart employees will be paid backwages and damages for being ennyed overtime pay -- denied overtime pay. they'll have to pay more than 4500 plans. they improperly considered managers and security personnel to be exempt from the overtime pay. >> not a lot of money for wal- mart. they can make it in a morning. thanks, jess. >>> new research suggests a natural chemical dome mean can -- dopamine can play a role in a person's success. >>> well can back to 9news -- welcome back to 9news news. it's wednesday morning. it is dry but you say that's going to change. >> when we came in it was dry. there's already been some showers through montgomery county and howard county, down toward fauquier and culpeper counties right now. in goldvein, that's the strongest stuff we're looking at. we'll go over to dop larry 9,000 -- doppler 9000 because we are having showers and storms right now. we may get some severe storms this afternoon. we have the first batch we're looking at. this goes all the way back in toward eastern ohio. we'll be dancing with these showers and sto

joining us on the technical side, it's ennis tanner with reverse.com, which is what's happening right the fundamental side, peter boockvar. we were going to talk about this higher dollar, the lower gold mark, and everything's changing around right now, but it's still -- i mean, it takes its cue from the currency market. as the dollar strengthens, a lot of these tangible et cetera will go lower. >> and we've seen this movie a bunch of times, that when qe take a break, we see the global economy roll over and see the dollar bounce, but it's that decline in those assets that eventually leads to the next qe. >> chad be quaint at a timive easing for the federal reserve, essentially more money to at to the liquidity. >> right, but this could be the ecb first, probably more from the bank of japan or from bank of england. you can inflate your way out, pay it down or debt restructuring. growth is not strong enough to pay it down and political it's too i know you're itching to show us these charts. let's start with oil. we were flirting with that $90 a barrel level. >> and qe or no qe, the dolla

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