scott renn with wells fargo. thanks for joining zplusthanks, guys. >>>> you bet. time to look at upgrades and downgrades. apple's weovht rating was maintained a at morgan stanley this call follows downgrades. the alyst says shares overreacted to weak supplier guidance. opinio and the pri target set at 253. separately it says apple plans to partner with a studio to make feature films and that also helped lift the sck more than 2% to 191.41. >>> flow dow component visa was given overweight rating at barclays in new coverage. they say there they will benefit from the global shift to ectronic payments. the price target is $170. stock rising 1% to 141.84. >>> mylan upgraded to buy from hold at aue us research. the analyst says the stock is near an inflion point after years of underperformance. price target now $42. the stock rose 2.5% to $35.14. and natural gas producer cab on th o and gas downgraded from hold to buy at tutor pickerign holt. the analyst citing the valuation following thell price target at $23. shares fell a fraction to $25.64. >>> and still ahead, the

. >> commissioner renne: well, i would like to ask, do you have -- step up to the podium, please. >>yes. >>do you have facts to support this in the form of documents or -- >>yes. it is supported by the election integrity. >> commissioner renne: all you have to say is yes or >>which prohibits the object, a candidate of that penalty from participating in public financing as a candidate in the future for any given period of time, could be two years, could be five years, could be three years. doesn't that constitute a double penalty. and if it does constitute a double penalty secondary is that justified in terms of the justice. secondly, the respected long time president of the friends of ethics, mr. larry bush, has provided yesterday a list of other violations of our governing law, which logically could also be a ground for prohibiting participation in public financing. and i have asked mr. paris to examine those, but that's a question for the commission to determine, should it be for other violations of law than violating some part of the public financing law. and, those are meaty q

the renns, kim's parents, wanted nothing more than to hear the word guilty again. believe david killed your daughter and the kids? >> yes. that will never change. >> why isn't boney's presence enough to explain everything that happened in that garage? >> it just didn't. there's just too many other things. >> there's too many stories been told on both sides and, you know, i don't believe neither one of them are telling the truth. >> we have gotten word that a verdict has been reached. >> reporter: the jury took ten hours to reach a verdict. >> i said, "well, it has to be guilty." i mean, i wasn't expecting anything but guilty. >> reporter: prosecutor stan levco's glass was half-full or better. >> i thought we had a decent chance. i thought it could go either way. but i thought the trial went really well. >> reporter: but kim's mom was worried. >> i was scared because ten-week trial and you're only out ten hours. and i had a really bad feeling from the beginning that it was going to be not guilty. >> reporter: david, in a holding cell, got ready, shaking violently. >

paul renne joins me live now from outside the premises at residence in london such reason may has been remaining optimistic can we expect this statement to within an hour. we certainly do you can hear that overhead that's a police helicopter that one but if the cameraman could pan around i don't want to too because it's far too tightly packed you would see at least a couple of hundred journalists and camera crews all here preparing to hear that statement from theresa may it's been a crucial twenty four hours it will be a critical forty eight hours for the prime minister here at her office in downing street she's had a succession of her government ministers come in individually and collectively to persuade them of the merits of her deal a draft deal at this stage they've been meeting in the full cabinet session since two pm and frankly the announcement that there would be a statement out here on the pavement at around five o'clock this evening came as a little bit of a surprise earlier in parliament it was quite a boisterous session of the prime minister's questions the prime minister t

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