dominick if you can hear me now. what might trigger a student a target as classmates like this if it is followed to be a student that karri decide it's not the first time we've heard all of this but from your experience what does this look like to you. now i'm a former police officer i'm a tell you what this looks like to me as we keep our addressing these issues of mass school shootings is this is an ultimate cry for attention and i'd like to see the media for the first time not look at this is a gun issue and to shy away from the anatomy object or start start to look away from why or how these individuals are getting the guns and start looking at the intent behind it why are they doing this what's the mental health of this person what's their personal individual issue if there's one thing that we do know it's been proven time and time again that the gun itself does not do any damage but the issue is the person behind it their intent their motives their means we have to start looking at accountability of the human b

dominick chu is back at hq with more on that good morning >> good morning.is a market of stocks as we talk about the broader indices, we're far away from the correction mark, down 10%. but some of the individual names stood out. we took a look at a broader measure of the stock market, the russell 1,000, bigger population than the s&p 500 and also look at those that have at least pulled back a lot and hit highs recently so about half of that russell 1,000 index has hilt a 52-week high or multiyear high or record high sometime just in year to date and 72 of those stocks at least for right now have fallen into that correction territory at 10% drop from recent highs some of the ones that we're watching here, take a look at these names. wells fargo, no surprise there bad news coming the fed is going to regulate them more restrict their size they're 10% off the highs. they're in correction territory for right now. halliburton on the energy side of things, oil take off. energy stocks are a hot trade of late now halliburton is off 10% from the recent highs significa

. >>> let's get over to dominick chu and check out the european close. >> david, while we've been seeingome volatility in the u.s. trading session ourselves, those european stocks have pretty much been in the red the entire day they're now on track for the ninth negative session in the past ten and the worst weekly performance over the past two years. the german dax is now fallen into correction territory. down by more than 10% from its recent highs reached 2 1/2 weeks ago. over that same period, the yield on german ten year bonds, the government bonds, up 30% in that time pulling back a little bit today. on thursday, that yield hit 8.8% 80 basis points for the first time since 2015. for the week, both the german dax and the paris cac 40 down more than 5% meantime, london's ft-se is in the midst of a four week losing streak for the first time since june of last year despite a decline in the currency, the uk pound. as of now this week's losses on the europe stocks 600 are not as steep as those on the s&p 500 here but we'll have to see how things shake out in the rest of the u.s. trading s

one nine hundred ninety eight paris living rooms appeared four years later since twenty fourteen dominick now a book called has been working on a book of photos about berlin living rooms. today she's shooting at the home of an intellectual who has spent his life collecting art and antiques. whatever their location. pictures all have one thing in common they never show the people who live in these rooms only much more on the person that if you do a portrait of the person so i decided i'm not going to do the people in the room because it would distract the one we're looking at it so basically it to. tell you we somebody like we're with somebody that this actually tell you what the person is all about. the world has opened its doors to dominic noble cause. she splits her time between paris and the u.s. for decades she's taken photos for magazines like the new yorker vogue vanity fair and the newspaper le monde. shortly before his death in two thousand and eight she photographed the apartment of iconic french fashion designer eve sam lovell. what do i see in the room of the fellow when i see

which have since been deleted and plenty of the pictures show him with weapons former police officer dominick is says the suspects mental health should be questioned not gun control policies this is an ultimate cry for attention and i'd like to see the media for the first time not look at this is a gun issue and to shy away from the anatomy object or or start start to look away from why or how these individuals are getting the guns and start looking at the intent behind it why are they doing this what's the mental health of this person what's their personal individual issue if there's one thing that we do know it's been proven time and time again that the gun itself does not do any damage but the issue is the person behind it their intent their motives their means the u.s. has a long history of school shootings there have been two hundred seventy five incidents since twenty thirteen that's an average of nearly one a week eighteen shootings have been reported in schools this year alone here's a look at some of the most serious cases from the past decade. so over three hundred million guns is e

dominick if you can hear me now. what might trigger.

government ministers are meeting executives in berlin to discuss how to exploit its vast reserves is dominick. iraq has some of the world's largest proven oil and gas reserves much of them yet to be exploited because of years of war this installation in kirkuk is a case in point nine billion barrels of recoverable oil are believed to be underground government forces dislodged kurdish fighters from here last october now government leaders in baghdad are keen to boost production with enough. we have endeavored to reassess this failed and production of this great reserve we have reached an agreement with british giant b.p. to carry out seismic survey operations and studies to raise the output capacity to as much as seven hundred fifty thousand barrels per day when he signed the deal b.p.'s representative said if the field is looked after it will be prosperous for the whole country for generations to come and that's the problem for the iraqi government maintaining control of the oil fields so as to release the revenue they contain the federal minister they have defeated the threat from eisel but

saint dominick's catholic school. he graduated from there. and went to gateway high. boy. he wasn't in trouble because i wouldn't allow it. but all of my protection couldn't save him. everything i did, tuition, school payments, couldn't save h him. so i'm living without a child. my only son. i'm still asking for closure for my only son. the perpetrators are still running the street. i say i forgive them, but i still want justice. i want them to go to jail and think about what they've done. they're walking around and having families. i'm just not fighting for my child. there's other families and mothers and fathers up there that's lost their children, and none of these cases are solved. you got former mayor saying i know who killed your son. the d.a. know who killed her son. the police know who killed her son. you put this in the paper be u you do not -- paper, but you do nothing about it, so it's a slap in the face to me. i'm bringing this because i want you to see this is what i feel. people ask me, why do you carry those pictures? because i want you to see how i fee

. >> dominick chu has more. >> inflation in focus and superhero opening in the week ahead. more selling or return of the bulls. the stock markets whip saw trading is likely to continue into the week. investors will start 10% below their all-time highs. inflation fears helped start the selloff. fresh reads on price changes in january could fuel further moves up or down. the consumer price index is out on wednesday followed by the producer price index on thursday. coca-cola and pepsi top another busy week of earnings. others include kraft heinz, cvs, beer and met life. finally a superhero movie set to post heroic numbers at the box office. black panther may top $150 million over the president's day weekend putting it in range of the presidents' day record set by dead pool two years ago. >>> we're tracking rain and flooding. >>> randy gyllenhaal is checking the driving conditions from storm force 10. randy? >> reporter: a live look in philadelphia. we're on hunting park avenue as the rain continues to fall. it's fallen a bit harder now. the fog, the rain and the accidents we'r

there's also letters from the neighbors, the diamonds, in particular, as well as dominick lemandry from the cbd, so let me know if you have any questions from that. just to refresh your memory from our previous hearing when we had to continue this, the permitee was asked to come back to commission today, you know, with a letter of recommendation including data from an independent sound expert or company. the sound mitigation plan, provide copies of that plan and notification to the neighbors, and also documentation in writing of security management. so here to discuss a little bit more is mr. bloom and mr. montoya. [ inaudible ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is robert bloom, and good evening, commissioners, and good evening, staff, and thank you for hearing this. and i ask your indulgence of my limitation now. i had surgery, and my right leg isn't working so well. and also impacts how i'm able to dress. so forgive my semi formality. i'll try to be brief because i know you're familiar with the circumstances, but there are some things i would like to highlight. mr. montoya and hi

the pet food space creating a lot of buzz today including who might be bought next let's get to dominick>> there is not a lot of stuff in there with independent food companies within it. if you take a look at the overall pet food business, the reason chen mills wants to get into the blue buffalo premium pet food side is sit's a segment growing at double digits you combine the consumer products on the human side with the pet food side, general mills not a company that is really in pet foods right now. this gives them the foothold the reason why, if you take a look at the numbers behind where the growth is coming from, americans spend, i mean billions, not a few here or there. last year an estimated $70 billion was spent on pet products whether that is just the food itself or treats or vet visits or over-the-counter medications. according to the american pet products association, $69.4 billion estimated just last year and that's up from $55.5 billion just in 2013 if you're looking for where the big players are, there is only a handful of companies out there that control the vast market for

dominicks, and she took his diploma when he graduated. when he talk about the suspects, i'm sure the officers that are out on the streets are watching them closely. thank you, miss brown. next public speaker. >> hi. my name is diana tejada, and i'm an advocate at san francisco women against rain, and i attend other meetings that advocate for the group that i work with. as you know, sexual assault, rain is grossly unreported crime. there are numerous reasons why women are discouraged from reporting the story to the police. a client of mine reached out to me because she fears the police because of what happened to her. her fear is real. she had called the police to her ex parte ner who was beating on her and sexually assaulting her. she had told him she would call in order for him to stop him from hurting her. he said go ahead. kwul call the police. you're undocumented, and don't speak english. as soon as enthuse get he-- th get here, they're going to talk to me, not you. as soon as the officers arrived, the officers took the word of what h

my name is dominick lamandre. i'm the district manager for the top of broadway cbd. it's good to see you. this is the third time i'm going to submit a comment on this issue. what i will say is that it seems that benity came here today to ask you to make a decision based on incomplete information. we brought this issue to the entertainment commission back in june 2017, and then subsequently went to the appeals board on june 20, 2017, and there were some stipulations laid out in that ruling that bennett has to follow in order for his case to be reviewed. so he comes to you with 90% of it done, and my question is, this has been an issue that we've been dealing with since february 2016, and he comes to you today to make a decision based on work that has yet to be completed within that two-year time span and asks you to bank that extra time on his good word and on his good faith. and at this point, bennett hasn't shown any good faith in the neighborhood. i've been trying to have a constructive dialogue for over two years now. only recently he's started responded to my e-m

we have cnbc markets reporter dominick chu beginning here. dom, we spoke yesterday about the markets. it's been a wild ride in the first 31 minutes of trading. what's going on? >> we did. it was a bad situation yesterday but even this morning the dow opened up down another 500 plus points. you're seeing a positive s&p. markets overall have turned higher after that big selloff over the last few days prompted some people to say maybe this has gone too far to the down side too quickly. we spoke about what's been driving the action here. concerns about interest rates, concerns about what's going to happen politically going forward, the looming possible government shutdown, a debt ceiling debate. all of those things factoring into the market discussion but as markets have fallen the way that they have, it did open up perhaps some opportunities for folks to pick up bargains. that's the reason why you're seeing a bounce. the question, hallie, backs whether it holds for the rest of the day. >> that's the critical thing we'll be watching,dom, we'll ch

zblankz very much, bob let's get to dominick chu. he's been looking at which stocks have been holding up in this recent sell-off dom. >> as we take a look at the s&p 500 it's same to say there isn't a lot of safety at all in the markets these days, a lot of stocks wholesale selling off utilities have been a standout today on that defensive nature of the trade but we decided to take a look at if there is a relative, and i stress that word, relative safe trade in the s&p 500, where's it at, so we scanned and screened the s&p 500 stocks for which ones have actually hit 52-week highs just so far in 2018 and which ones have actually held up the best believe it or not, 306 stocks within the s&p have had 52-week or better highs just so far this year 12 of them are holding up within 5% of those 52-week high or better levels. check these names out. it's a sampling of some of the names we're talking about. raytheon on the defense contractor side of things. only about within 5% of its 52-week high, its recent high. cme group, an exchange operat