james arnott died today. he was a hollywood giant. the real life brother of peter graves, by the way. he starred in "gun smoke" for 20 years. 1955 to 1975, the longest tv running drama. he was a big norwegianer, he stood 6'7". he was infantry in world war ii and was hit by machine gun fire in an invasion. his leg was shot up. with a purple heart and a bronze star on his chest, he thought his life was just about over when he came home from the war a shy, wounded veteran. then he pinned a badge on his chest. acting saved him. "gunsmoke" launched so many other careers. his career had 50 films, and a good life, although he suffered chronic pain. james arnott was 88 years old. >>> we'll take a break now, and up next, the stuff from this past week's news that you had to be looking so closely to catch. >>> two days back when we launched our new ipad app and told you it contains material beyond was airs here every night, we thought, why not try to get more of those stories and small details on the air when we can. so now before we go tonight,

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performance is comparing the flagship 500 mutual index fund which tracks the s&p 500 and the etf based on arnott strategy. clearly different differences where the power shares etf has outperformed year to three three year and five year compared to the index fund so how do you explain the difference? >> that's correct. and you know again, it's a short life span. this has been a certain type of market that the spo we are shares funds has performed in. hard to tell over the life span like we've seen with market cap weighted indexes. the market cap weighted index fan was argue that this-- that those returns come at the expense of higher fees and more volatility. >> to the point of fees, because there is a price difference between the two. i mean the vanguard 500 index is pretty cheap, it's half the price essentially as the power shares etf. but still both of them are relatively low cost, below a half a percent. >> that's correct. and key word there is relative. even though the fundamental index fees might be about twice as much as the fees on a traditional market cap-weighted index, they're still ha