wallace of fox news. and this evening, abc news president ben sherwood said what we were all thinking today. at every sunday night, america tuned in to see what questions wallace would ask and who would be exposed to his hard-charging quest for the truth. he inspired generations of journalists, this one, included. we are thinking of our friends down the street at cbs tonight. >>> but we do move on this evening and to a break in the case we reported on last night here. that deadly shooting spree in tulsa, oklahoma. tonight, two men are under arrest after three people were shot dead, two others seriously wounded. the suspects are both white, all of the victims black. and tonight, investigators are asking, was this race or revenge? here's our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: police say these two men are responsible for tulsa's murderous rampage. and police are investigating whether the motive may have been a racially-tinged vendetta. >> it sickens me. it angers me. this is not what tulsa, oklahoma, is all about. >> reporter: the facebook page of one of the suspects, j

mike wallace has died at the age of 93. 60 minutes correspondent was famous for tough interviews with biggest and most infamous names in the world. >> gregg: this week's federal reserve chairman benernanke will give us an update on how the economy is doing. last week the stocks took biggest hit we've seen this year. march jobs shows companies are not hiring much. joining me brenda butner. good to see you. the report on jobs came out what on friday, good friday. so the markets haven't reacted? >> they were closed, but we did have a very bad week last week. it was the worst week for the year. the dow was down 1.5%. s&p 500 down 7% but we came off of a quarter that was amazing the best in 14 years. so a little bit of breather is okay. however, we do see futures, they sank once the march jobs report came out. i suspect that stocks could sink as well tomorrow. >> gregg: earnings week is coming up, alcoa begins the week. i've never understand. they start off the week. >> the whole earnings season starts. we're expecting not as a good a season as those last quarter which basically the average was about 10% growth. we're expecting 1% growth from companies this year. so it will be interes

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