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m alix the market versus economic data. what does that mean for the fed?us says templeton is buying chinese stocks "very selectively." more of his outlook this hour. trading up 80% this year -- its chairman speaks to bloomberg. are there any lessons that oil can take from the turnaround? go to theets it markets desk where julie hyman has been tracking the move up in oil and and stocks. julie: right, and we were talking earlier about relatively low volume and stocks. we are below the moving average for the s&p 500 and that has been the case for the past couple of weeks. we have seen that markets have gone slightly upwards to side ways. that said, strong and two february here, and it comes along with oil prices. if you are looking at the game, up by 33 and a quarter percent. ias weioned the upward b have been seeing. the nasdaq just eking out a on the month. the s&p and the dow higher. oil higher as well. making their lows on february 11 and bouncing from those levels. risk ond you have trade, but you have these safety guys. julie: risk on and risk off at th

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so from our traffic data here, let's look and see exactly what this m mns for your commute. this is 154th street where that crash is reported. right before you get to at big curve the speeds clocking in at 26 miles per hour. this crash reported roughly five minutes ago. again, two lanes are blocked so hopefully it will be cleared up the next 10 to 20 minutes. t's get to 595 andnd see what those drive times look like. maybe you're heading to the beach this morning, going to take you aut 14 minutes to get there. your average drive speed about 56 miles per hour. >>reporter: good wednesday morning. i'm will manso with your local 10 morning sports wrap. plenty of heat news thihi morning as the best team in town comes to the nba. heat getting ready to face the golden state warriorsrs tonight. last night we got our first look at chris bosh he's been sidelined with another blood clot related health scare. he tweeted this picture out atat the release party of his new beer called daddy jack. looking good last night. his teammate dwyane wadee enjoying the festivities. former teammate s

m nilon. the commission comes as federal agencies are becoming the victims of sophisticated attacks... including a massive breach of government data last year. president obama :18 "their goal is going to be to produce a report no later than december 1st that will advise not just me, but the next administration and potentially administrations after that in terms of how we deal with this problem." mister obama says he wants future administration s to benefit from the report as well. a sioux city man is dead, and another man is in custody, after what police are calling a homicide early wednesday morning. (sheila) if you're just getting home here's a quick look at today's headlines. sioux city police say 47- year-old elias wanatee stabbed 50-year-old vernon mace around two a-m near west first and turner streets. mace was taken to mercy medical center where he died from several stab wounds. a group of protesters walked the streets of denison, iowa today. at the center of the protest, lewd images allegedly created on a computer by the city's police chief. this is video of police chief john emswiler from a story ktiv covered back in augu

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m reminded of "waking ned divine." remember that movie? [laughter] erin: gold cross ambulance service is using software to predict where the next calls will likely come from. it uses data from the past five years to make predictions. they say this is especially helpful during snowstorms, where it can take extra time to respond. sean: the celtics climbed to third place in the eastern detroit pistons last night at td garden. boston took control early on. at one point, they picked up a loose ball and got it to isaiah thomas who took it in for a reverse lay in and the foul. erin: it was national signing day for high school athletes and unh football. a much-needed class is coming to the team. >> we got 15 kids that i think are going to help the program. we had to fill some positions very important to us. every position had to be filled. we brought in five kids for the offensive and defensive lines. we brought in a new hampshire kid at wide receiver who had a hell of a summer in preseason camps. girdon this year. he is six foot 3, 205 pounds. erin: the wildcats kickoff their season against holy cross. sean: manchester monarchs fans will be seeing a lot of pink this weekend.

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