let's bring in morgan stanley's adam parker. ck. >> hi. >> these things come full circle, right? a couple of years ago you were bearish and you got positive. are you really growing bearish now because of a recession risk at a time when it seems as though the economy is move agoway from that? >> look, we have been bullish for more than three years. the thesis was that while the base case is mediocre the probability of the bear case seemed low. that's changed a little bit. the base case is probably still mediocre but the probability of the bull case seems low and there's definitely so risk. i'm still pretty constructive on the u.s. relative to other regions in the world but if i look at my view, earnings growth 3 or 4% this year, i pay 16 times that outlook. i get to 2050 so that's how we think it pans out. it's harder to be as optimistic and stronger dollar and lower oil and lower ten year yields and lower economic output and that's what my colleagues around the role of forecast in the previous areas. >> i'm not saying that there

adam parker joins us now. great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> what takeaway do you want investors to have here? >> i think a lot of us think we'll be in a range bound market, up 7%, 8%, down 7%, 8%. a volatile market. but the underlying fundamentals haven't been as volatile. the earnings growth wasn't falling off the cliff when we had the sell-off on january and hasn't accelerated since the february 11th lows, just more about positioning and sentiment. i feel like people are more optimistic now than they were a few weeks ago and that's inconsistent with them thinking we're going to be in a range bound market that is up 7 or 8. you got to be more negative now than you were a few weeks ago because the underlying fundamentals haven't improved as much as prices have. >> nothing has changed since february 11th. we had massive rallies in beaten down sectors like terlz a s li. is it time to take risk off? >> i'm thinking about the market having three buckets. there is defensive kind of stocks an

the adams county coroner believes drugs may be a factor in the death of a man- who was found this morning along a rural road. nine on your side's t-j parker has a look at who made that discovery and why people in the area are not surprised. t.j.: "adams county sheriff bus driver who found the man laying next to his truck, here, along rausch hill road near manchester."*nats of truck driving by*deputies got the call around 7-30, this morning. when they arrived on scene- they found 36-year old phillip waddell junior.. coroner- doctor larry best- says he found a liquid and drug paraphernalia next to the body- leading him to believe waddell died from a drug overdose. people who live along this road- say they're not surprised. norma miller: "4:24 when i first heard it and things i said it had to be a drug death because it's really bad in this area"norma miller: "4:41 we have a lot of it going up and down this road and things and we know what it is but theres not too much you can do about it"the coroner says he won't know the official cause of death for a few weeks. the adams county sheriff's office is still investigation. in adams county, t.j.

responsibility, she did the program, she worked it and she's coming home today. finally"in adams county, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. the judge set a few conditions for her early release- one of them being- she can't have any contact with james franklin or anyone who works at his dentist office. more breaking news in the race for the white house.donald trump wins georgia in the super tuesday primary.the republican frontrunner was in ohio earlier today.and tonight he is in kentucky. graeter's ice cream has revealed its new 'mystery flavor' ...and it's called 'cheese crown.' crown.'it's a play on a cincinnati bakery tradition. the new cheesecake flavored ice cream has cinnamon sugar pastry pieces ... and fondant icing flakes. it's on store shelves for the first time today. today is national peanut butter lover's day! day!so we're celebrating with a few fun facts.. peanut butter is consumed in 90-percent of u-s households... and the average it per year.it takes about 540 peanuts to that is 9 on your side at 7 for this tuesday.updates on all the day's top stories right now on wcpo dot com.our next newsc

responsibility, she did the program, she worked it and she's coming home today. finally"in adams county, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. the judge set a few conditions for her early release- one of them being- she can't have any contact with james franklin or anyone who works at his we'll eventually see a rain to snow transition overnight. a few isolated snow showers will come down as we head into wednesday morning with little to no accumulation. this means no worries on the roads for the wednesday morning rush. thursday will bring yet another chance of light snow but it will change over quickly to rain here in the migraine myth - busted. busted. the new truth about migraines for women.we'll tell you what doctors learned about the peak of migraine pain. tech-free challenge.what you get for free if you get through a chick-fil-a meal without picking up your phone! "i'm john matarse. are you juggling rising prices at the grocery store?up i'll tell you which prices are up the most....on 9 on your side." to bring you wendy' s north pacific cod sandwich on boats like these... in weather like this... all the

tom brokaw was also honored as well as allison parker and adam war, the virginia journalist killed inve television. zion said he'll never take freedom of speech for granted after his experience in iran. >>> it was like a movie scene, but this was real life. escapes ever caught on camera. a hijacked helicopter hovered over a canadian prison yard while two inmates try desperately to grab a rope. eventually the helicopter landed on the roof, the inmates got in and were air lifted to a nearby getaway car. this whole scene played out for six minutes, as unarmed prison guards watched. both men were captured hours later and they're still behind bars. this all happened three years ago in quebec, but authorities just released the video. >> this is how we got the camera back here in washington, about three, four years ago. >> i had to hold on the entire time. it was cold that day. but if you remember, my hands were frozen to the rope. >> we're glad you made it. you're going to need your strength for the weather to come, right? >> i've just got to mention the word frozen. i didn't think we would

parker. cannibal adams to play with mouse was another hero of mine. to solos and try to -- it was a time when records had three speeds, 45 -- 78. i would let the record on and you could put it on 78 and it would actually play it almost an octave lower so i could hear what was happening in the solos. i was a kid that would run home and try to write the solos out and figure it out. charlie: like diagramming sentences. don: like oh, that is what he was doing. that is how he moved around that. i was learning what was going on. charlie: that is the introduction. when did you say, i'm going to make a movie? don: it was something that kind of came down. i told the story billion times. but, 2006, miles davis was inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame and they were interviewing events welborn, his nephew, who plays the drums with him. and they said, are you going to do movie about his life? and he said yes, and on she will play him. so, he made a proclamation and then they called me and i met with the family and they had been trying to do a movie that pre

from ten until 10:30 adams county deputies are trying to figure out how a man died.his body found on the side of a rural road next to his pickup truck.nine on your side's t-j parkers tells us why his death may be related to drugs. t.j.: "adams county coroner, doctor larry best, says when he say the body this morning here along rausch hill road near manchester he found a liquid and drug paraphernalia, next to it" norma miller: "4:24 when i first heard it and things i said it had to be a drug death because it's really bad in this area" road from where deputies found a man- in his mid 30's- lying in the road- dead- next to his silver pick up. norma: "4:41 we have a lot of it going up and down this road and things and we know what it is but theres not too much you can do about it" an unsettling sight- deputies tell 9 on your side- a school bus driver found the man- and called 9-1-1. when the coroner arrived- his first thought- from what he found- was that it was drug overdose. norma: "5:25 unlucky thing to happen and sad too because don't seem to be doing too much about whats going on in the area" norma says she's not shocked that this could be why the man died- neith