this breaks them down into beta bits and determines what is beta and what is alpha. in a recent note, you questioned whether they were an expensive amusement park. >> correct. >> where is this going? is there a time when all the tourists leave the amusement park? vonnie: right after the fireworks. one thing you learn at the amusement park is be very best rides have the longest lines. we are trying to determine the best rides in amusement hedge fund land before the lines get long. that's how we earn our keep. vonnie: are you liking any particular strategies at the moment? i am sure you have philosophies about their philosophies. >> our hedge fund program is built to take up all the beta bits. equity market data, bond data, credit data. the we are left with is skill of hedge fund managers. when we look forward in the economic cycle, we are nine years into a growth cycle. macro managersal that have good risk portfolios. one manager we like very much that we hired about a year ago is a currency trading manager based out of london. a global macro manager. we took their po

smart-beta etf's have let -- yet to take effect in the fixed income change.with us is air ball tunis -- eric boulton us -- eric b alchunas. specifically when it comes to smart beta, why has it not taken root with fixed income? eric: because people interested in outperforming are happy with the active bond interest fund. there is less room to exploit. on the equity side, people were not happy with equity managers the last decade. etf's had. if you look at how credit managers are outperforming, there are tricks. they will take duration bets. is isart beta really taking things smart managers did to get alpha and converting them into an index. are looking to do those things and convert that alpha technique into it and index for a third of the price. ultimately, if people start looking at costs, and they say the beta etf's does the same as an active manager but does one third as much, that could move the needle. julie: what are some examples of this strategy, where you convert the more active strategy into index form? eric: ishares has a good one. ag, where itly t

arguing that the cia and mitchell and jess and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be moresensitive so the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a beta my guess is that because the opposite in a case is so much more serious because i was afraid it was the guinea pig of the cia's torture program that the cia will seek to have that case dismissed. or in another case of brutal torture iraq's prime minister has acknowledged the country's security forces abused prisoners during the operation to liberate mosul from islamic state and many where suspected extremist militants who had not face trial please be aware that some very graphic images are about to be sure. i. think if thank. you for target for release pictures of the torture suspects were beaten raped tortured to death we talked to the photographer our county earlier when the images came to light he describes what he witnessed. i thought they were heroes yes they were so brave fighting on the frontlines every day but then i saw the other side the tor

here now there is a second case the american civil liberties union has filed a case after that was a beta arguing that the cia and mitchell in jest and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so that the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a beta. a lot sole roundup of this week's news will be back at the top of the hour with more meantime you can get more on any of those stories on our website on t.v. dot com soon thirty minutes. backscatter survival guide book stay single malt to start simply credit all the service. be sure it's still there you don't get it back. oh heck no puts this is a repatriation scheme will look at the rest in seven years. bill of the separate cars kaiser report. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone has signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was nuked or biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete den

beta that i ta b beta theta pi and 18 members have been charged in the case. >>> coming up on 5:38. the temperatures have been cooling down. the rain is gone, but we're seeing a lot of fog in our area. not in center city. 71 degrees right now. sunshine will be bright, temperatures warming into the 80s by lunchtime. we're seeing thick fog in the suburbs, 6 degrees right now, still in the 60s with lingering fog in the early morning hours. at 8:00, 69 degrees. but once the temperatures start to warm up nicely, the follow disappears and we'll have a great view of blue sky overhead and a pretty good warm-up, too. there is your dense fog this morning. the lehigh valley as zero visibility in many neighborhoods. still likely going to be pockets of fog at 8:00, but we'll start to see the sun break through. by noontime, 80. 85 at 4:00 this afternoon. new jersey, foggy to start with in many neighborhoods, down to zero visibility in some. 62 degrees right now, the temperature still falling, sun is into the up for another half hour. once it is up, the temperature starts climbing, fog disappear,

of .6 to the mark were that xlp to drop to the 50 level, that's a 15% decline in the market if beta stays the same if one is quite bearish, xlp is going to utperform in a down market but if you think it's specific -- >> quickly on the options structure, i chose an in the money put spread to help with the issue and then did a spread. in a lot of scenarios, this stock could go sideways. and i'm still in the game a little bit >> okay, so moving on to the medicitals copper, zinc and aluminum. all up 20% in 2017 copper tracking for its best year since 2010. that's giving material stocks a boost as well. alcoa up more than 45% free port and dupont up around 16, 13%. and newmont mining is up around 9% >> we look attal ko, this week, copper just put on a 7th consecutive advance that happened since the low argument could be that it's overdone al ko is going to pop here let's try to figure out and i'll start with a general commodities chart. what we know is that the softs have been terrible go quickly copper it's up and to the right next one aluminum, up and to the right. next one, zinc up an

there is a second case the american civil liberties union has filed a case on behalf of what was a beta arguing that the cia and mitchell ingests and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a beta my guess is that because the opposite made a case is so much more serious because i was afraid it was the guinea pig of the cia's torture program that the cia will seek to have that case dismissed. you're watching the national thanks for being with us today you know ninety will be here in about half an hour to keep you updated threat that i. wouldn't make this manufactured. public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. we can all middle of the room sit. really. really low. excuse. me excuse. me excuse excuse. sixth .

at the same time, this is one of those sectors that is low beta even if the market rolls over somewhatt you do find is selling the down side put makes a lot of sense for mitigating the time indicated. >> it's important that you're doing this as an option trade because, again, as we just heard, you're talking about a beta of .6 for the market. were that xlp to drop to the 50 level, that's a 15% decline in the market i mean, if beta up to the market stays the same if one is quite bearish generally, xlp is going to perform in a down market if you think there's something specific to these stocks, let's go to amazon, this is as good a deal as it gets. >> i think real quickly on the options structure. i chose an in the money put spread to help with that decay issue and i did a spread to mike's point because i want to sell a down side option that's going to help with the decay in a lot of scenarios this stock or etf can go sideways and i'm still in the game a little bit and waiting for some of the fundamental stuff. >> let's move onto the metals surging this year. check out the moves on coppe

smart beta is coming up. smart beta is looking to correct that. they will be looking to go outside.oduct called the risk-weighted etf, which is essentially the ag with a little less credit quality. if they start to be compared against the smart beta bond index, it's a much more level playing field and that could be a challenge. so far, smart beta has not made a dent in the fixed income space, but stay tuned. julie: we will. eric balchunas, thank you so much. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you for that. we are talking about the huge we can retail earnings. the gap adds to its momentum, boasting a third straight positive quarter, but can retailers but broader struggles long-term? this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. nejra: i am nejra cehic. let's get to t

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case study after that was of a tough arguing that the cia and mitchell and jess and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so that the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a beta my guess is that because the episode made a case it's so much more serious because i was afraid it was the guinea pig of the cia's torture program that the cia will seek to have that case dismissed. i'll be back with more news in a hall full hour of you all thanks thing with us here ought to. make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go round certainly don't want. to ignore middle of the room sit. in the real news room. in the city of minima so moch was hit the hardest by the twenty eleven tsunami. but it was damaged mostly by the radiation after the nuclear disaster. not even a novel if you did not know you look a little mom also one of those what i. am a little slow so to sum it up there will be contamination is not complete but man

>> anytime you develop technology, you've always got beta stuff this goes on. i use the one in my right hand for beta production, but as far as it hurting, it feels like basically somebody stepping on your pinkie toe with a dress shoe on. it really doesn't hurt at all. >> does it feel like that all the time or when you first get it put in? can you tell it's still there? >> just initially when they put it in. it takes about two to three seconds to do. that night if you ice it, pretty much the next morning you don't realize it's there. >> that sounds like a whole lot of things that would make me three times about going and doing this. what happens to the chip if someone leaves the company. do you take it out? whose property is it? >> it was never designed to be our property. we decided to put it in the employees as a form of convenience for them. when employees leave, we actually consider it an employee retention tool. we do not plan on taking it out. it's up to the employee. >> an employee retention policy because we're not going to take it out. it's so we're go

teaming with the foundation to decrease those numbers by giving eight different literacy apps in a beta trial competition taking place in cities with philadelphia being a major focus. wednesday afternoon the organization held a training so that people from all over the sit could learn about the app and give out information to those in their community to down load it and get the help that they need. >> they will prophet feedback to the prize judges about which acts are working best which won are more effective and they will receive a $25 gift card for participating in the campaign. >> reporter: rose cart well said she cannot wait to share witt her friends and family to better their lives. >> it is a good program and want more people to help me learn how to read and get jobs >> reporter: too often people are embarrassed to say they cannot read so it this is a nice discrete way to learn a necessary skill. >> you can stay home, you don't to have go at, where ever you are at, punch it in, and then begin to learn how to read. >> reporter: officials say app benefited users lifestyles and not t

here now there is a second case the american civil liberties union has filed a case after that was a beta arguing that the cia and mitchell ingests and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a bit of my guess is that because the opposite of peace is so much more serious because i was afraid it was the guinea pig of this yes torture program that this yeah they will seek to have that case dismissed. now r.t. is campaigning to help orphans stranded in war torn iraq to find their relatives and return home they were taken there by radicalized parents who joined islamic state we are appealing for family members who might recognize the youngsters to get in touch with some a place to say that some relatives may have been found but many children are still waiting. james closed the film on a little while all of that old. age a bit slow to step to just get. that here boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom it whatever no matter how to. get. me you. take him

there is a second case the american civil liberties union has filed a case study after that was a beta arguing that the cia and mitchell ingests and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a bit of my guess is that because the opposite made a case is so much more serious because i was afraid it was the guinea pig of the cia's torture program that the cia will seek to have that case dismissed. in other events in iraq the country's prime minister has acknowledged that security forces abuse prisoners during the operation to liberate mosul from islamic state many were suspected extremist militants who hadn't face trial please be aware that some very graphic images are back to shut. i. think if anything. well an investigation was launched after a photographer released pictures of the torture suspects but raped and tortured to death we talked to the photographer earlier when the images first came to light and he described to us what he witnessed. i th

for beta purposes. and this other one is for production, but as far as it hurting, it feels like basically somebody stepping on your pinky toe with a dress shoe on it doesn't hurt at all. >> stepping, does it feel like that all the time or just when you first get it put in. >> just initially when it's put in and it takes about two to three seconds to do. then that night, if you ice it, pretty much by the next morning, you don't know it's there. >> that sounds like a whole lot of things that would make me think three times about doing this what happens to the chip if somebody leaves the company? do you take it out whose property is it >> no. it was never designed to be our property we decided to put it in the employees. as a form of convenience for them, when employees leave, we actually consider it an employee retention tool we do not plan on taking it out. it's up to the employees >> an employee retention policy, because we're not going to take it out, it's going to stay therefore ever, so we're going

. >> the dow was the strongest i mean it is by definition a lower beta index if you look at the beta of the stocks in the index and it's quote cheaper than the s&p and it was the one on the steepest uninterrupted, day over day, week over week move. sure there's going to be a few things that fall out of bed, like disney. the question is that buying the dip or something else? >> catching a falling knife, maybe? >> you hunted that you're looking at disney. >> i think you hit the nail on the head stock pickers you got to figure out stories. it's not just about price action and momentum sometimes it's looking ahead and forecasting what you think is going to happen. disney had a bad week. they released earnings that were disappointing, the stock sold off 4%, a big strategic announcement, they're pulling their content from netflix they have the seventh consecutive quarter of subscriber declines at espn which is a big factor for investors who have been in the stories. but to me i saw some things if i could look out a year plus, that actually make me kind of encouraged about disney. i started

smartheim has a lot of beta products. s&p 500s. it is $13 billion.ll, people just like equal weighting. mick came out with this product in 2004. now, retail investors eager the. people ask me about equal weighting all the time. guggenheim has equal weighting in every sector as well so power schiller -- powershares is big. will be covering the smart data areas and i think for active shops, guggenheim would becausemart acquisition .hey have a smart aspect for companies like to euro and franklin that are behind the curve, i think this takes a huge the table for them. >> when he traveled around, do people ask you about this next etf? shares -- it is boring, but really popular. it allows what is called lettering. it basically has a basket of bonds that mature in certain years. you go out and buy the next year, that way you are buying the lower rate. all right come i got to leave it there. thank you, so much . vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters, in new york, and london i am vonnie quinn. mark: and i mark barton. let's check in on the bloomberg

lauren foy from the nsw lotteries billion gay—rights law be speaking to the beta. —— new south waleshe bbc. still to come on the programme: trying to find a cure for type one diabetes, new hope after first trials of a pioneering therapy that could eventually slow the advance of the disease. also on the programme: no cinderellas. why some indian women are posting selfies while out after midnight. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approaches. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories. north korea issues a new threat to guam, promising to deci

. >> and in terms of the indices, the dow is the strongest it is by definition a lower beta index.ou look at the beta of the stock in the index and it's cheaper than the s&p and it was the one on the steepest, uninterrupted day over day, week over week move sure, there is always going to be a few things that fought a bit, like a disney but the question, is that buying a dip or something else? >> catching maybe. you hinted you're looking at disney. >> and i think you hit the nail on the head. as stock-pickers, you've got to figure out stories it's not just about price action and momentum, sometimes it's looking ahead and forecasting what's going to happen and disney had a bad week. they released earnings that were disappointing. the stock sold off 4%. they're pulling their content, eventually from netflix. seventh consecutive quarter of subscriber decline at espn, a big factor for investors to me, i saw some things if i could look out a year plus that actually make me encouraged about disney i started buying stock we talked about it all week on "fast money. but look at that chart ri

phi beta kappa. george washington school of law, graduated with honors. president of a multimillion dollar company. i think it is amazing that nobody mentioned this in the media, that you were the first woman to successfully run a presidential campaign. i have known you for years and have been so impressed with your grasp of trends and polling. you're one of the smartest people i have ever met, but you are definitely the best in the country and understanding the trends. how did your background the polling help you in the presidential campaign? tell us about what that was like running the campaign. kellyanne: thank you, conveys to the young american foundation, when the longest-serving leaders in the conservative movement in one consistent position which is rare these days. i want to take the opportunity to thank each of you for being here and for being such loud voices for freedom and democracy and free markets and national security and prosperity. verrilli standing your ground. i know how -- for standing your ground. i know how difficult it can be. [appl

names because of the fact we start to see that turn, those beta names will be the fastest move to thee. >> if you go back long term, we've been above 100 bucks twice in the last ten years so maybe there's recency buys look back 30, 40 years the average inflation adjusted price for a barrel of crude oil is $47 a barrel in today's terms. maybe this is just where oil prices want to live. >> well, that's fine, if you think about it, if we were having this conversation 15 years ago, the long-term oil bryce was actually 20 to 22 bucks a barrel, so i think as everyone's talked about, even bob pointed this out, people are trying to figure out where the natural place and resting place for oil is a company like exxon down almost 5% in the last week or so, that's a major move for exxon. people wonder, exxon's old profitability plateau -- >> it continues to fall to the downside, i'm talking about the stocks, not talking about oil. as they decline, we watch this decline, how many have tried to buy it the problem is, we haven't seen a sustained move to the upside that's been more than a couple days

they would equate them at being beta failure six months in. if the how that to be a standard. ronald reagan would've never gotten reelected. lincoln would have been judged differently. just be careful. jimmy carter did a lot of wheel spinning. i don't think donald trump has been particularly effective at decisively. he is just not done a good job. we can also criticize him on stupid diversions like going after jeff sessions and some of the other stuff. the lazy part is obviously wrong. he sleeps very little is a ton of energy. i think newsweek has been very lazy here. it is comedic late lazy. like everyone on the panel has said you can go after the president for a number of things but i do think that he has asked tremendous work ethic and an enormous amount of energy and he's also shown with a general kelly that he is open to course correction when things aren't going right. and instead of looking at the kelly employment you could see it as kind of a reset from a holdover with his business side. it wasn't necessarily working. i just think that i know newsweek is not represente

you're going to take advantage of the image recognition what do you expect that to come out of beta andhen could it generate meaningful revenue? >> ai and machine learning are massive trends in technology in jevenlt and very specific to enterprise software. we think that these capabilities can fundamentally change how people work with the information. so when you think about things like automatic image recognition and in this case powered by google, you can dedetective any object in content. within enterprise, there is a tremendous amount of image content. we store 30 billion files. a large percentage are image files. you think about retailers, cpg companies, insurance companies we want to help them get more value out of the information by being able to classify tag and understand what is in the data and we can really only use ai to do that at scale it is in beta right now. we expect it to become available later this year. that will start to show up in the numbers as customers put more and more data into box and start to use box in all of the new ways >> got it. thank you so much for co

sixteen former beta theta pi fraternity members charged in the death of the 19 year-old timothy piazza returned to their preliminary hearing on center county on friday. defense attorneys want him to testify about what he knew about the events leading to piazza's death, judge is working to determine if there is enough evidence to send this case to trial. >>> a large crowd of alt right supporters wielding torches marched through university of virginia campus last night. police say hundreds of protesters paraded to the thomas jefferson statue on the steps of the university's rotunda. the march comes on the eve of unite the right rallies set to take place tonight at emancipation park in charlottesville, and thousands are expected to attend that rail, police made no official statement on how many people were arrested there last night >>> chinese state media says it told president, its president told president trum that all side should avoid rhetoric or action that will worsen tension was north korea as wendy gilette reports, president trump says he wants a peaceful solution to what he calls

in this video, waderai ka beta, which went viral across pakistan, he raps about the issues the countryh feudalism. as a consequence he is now pretty famous and he agreed to meet me. are you ali? hey. nice to meet you. sorry for being late. long time. i know. how's it going? good, good, good. i feel like i'm meeting a superstar. you should not think that. i look like a bum. ali was jamming with his friends, preparing for a gig the following day. i talk about issues that we face as a society. it is something like there is a song about feudalism, feudal landlords and the power. there is another song about people who stare at women. i grew up with a single mother and i saw her face a lot of that growing up so i made a song about that. youtube was banned in pakistan so i made a song about that. there were times when i used to get death threats but i just focused on the love that i got and i realised that if this is what i want to do for my future then i have to deal with that. do you get nervous when you go to these gigs? because something could happen? the situation right now is better but

. >> well, my audience is a lot of my kids own my books i had my daughter's friends read, be beta readers and give me their feedback. >> are they tough critics? >> oh, yeah. you can't fool kids. writing for kids is heard than writing for adults. i don't care what anybody says. you can't fool them they're honest and they can kind of see through any kind of fakeness, they're there for the story and experience and not for the language. they want a good story so i think that writing for kids, especially picture books which i still can't do is very hard but i was in bethesda, a really diverse and amazing community in d.c. and montgomery county area and that's been amazing. t' at the book festival. good luck we're looking forward to it. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us today. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> it's not over yet. right now on "news4 today," catastrophic flooding from the eye of the store to a state of emergency across 50 texas counties. harvey brings downpours and disaster. >>> good morning to you on this sunday. i am adam tuss. i am megan fitzgerald in for ang

it was put on by the brothers of phi beta sigma fraternity.ers also provided resources like voter registration and veterans services to those in attendance. >>> great day just to be outside. just soaking in the warmth and, oh, beautiful. >> especially after another wild night of weather. >> i know. it's a reward. >> exactly. gorgeous out there. gate day out on the park. i was down at the schuylkill river trail earlier today. it was just simply gorgeous and it's a gorgeous night outside right now. here's a live look at center city where we have mostly clear skies, just a beautiful evening across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. the official high temperature today in philadelphia was 79 degrees. that is well below our average of 87 for this time of year. and temperatures right now are checking in in the 60's. 62 degrees in millville. we have 64 in cherry hill. it is 64 degrees in pemberton. down the shore we're at 64 in atlantic city, 63 in toms river. right around 73 degrees currently in wildwood and in the city we're down to 72, 69 in palm

looking into the death of tim piazza has testified and he suspects crucial video taken inside the beta theta pi house was purposely reof erased and that charges could result. >> it appears that the tape was erased. the revelation videotape existed in the basement which was deleted is a staggering and stunning development. >> a judge is deciding if there is sufficient evidence against 16 fraternity members to send their cases to trial. >>> taylor swift insisted during an hour of testimony that a denver disc jockey grabbed her bare back side during a meet and greet before a concert. the singer said it was a long grab and she lurched away. the alleged assault occurred when she posed for a picture with david mueller in 2013. mueller denies groping swift. testimony resumes today. >>> in alabama, powerful storms brought flash flooding to the huntsville area in the northern part of the state. heavy rain and thunderstorms swamped the region. some areas got several inches of rain in just a few hours. thunderstorms are expected this weekend. >>> and the governor of louisiana has declared a state

police say he fell down the stairs at the beta theta pi house after a night of drinking. prosecutors say they waited hours before calling for help. >>> katie joins us now with the battle of the beach. >> people have been upset with this project in margate from the beginning. now the project is being blamed with putting lives at risk. people who live and work in margate packed a federal courtroom in camden yesterday, insisting a dunes project has ruined their beaches. they blame the project for lakeside ponding. you saw it there on the beach. in some cases, people have to wait through author contaminated pools of water to get to the ocean. the army corps of engineers told the judge it's a temporary problem, that ponding, and it will go away. the project has been put on hold after the last week after a judge ordered the work to stop. the army corps of engineers want b that ban lifted so it can continue to collect data on better draining options. >> they don't even know how to fix the problem. the solution is to fill the holes, put the sand back. >> it's a complete disaster.

piazza, a sophomore, engineering major from new jersey, was a pledge at beta theta pi, and he died inebruary after a hazing ritual gone terribly wrong. it included lots of alcohol and neglect when piazza was in trouble, according to investigators. in court the lead detective in the case now raided video surveillance from the night of his death, fraternity others holding him down, strapping him to loaded back pack from keeping him from rolling over, pouring liquid on him, trying to get their classmate to stand so they could dress him. he was left on the couch, got up during the night, fell several times, members of the frat fawn piazza the next morning and waited roughly 40 minute before getting help, according to authority. so these student face arrange of charges including involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, evidence tampering, again, this is day four of the preliminary hearing. a fifth day is scheduled for tomorrow if necessary. karen? >> all right, we'll stay on top of it, thank you, jenny, right to the latest with the situation on north korea north korea not scared of ou

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piazza fell down the stairs at the beta theta pi house after a night of heavy drinking.o one called for help after 12 hours. our greg argos is at the hearings and he will have a report later today on "eyewitness news." >> and taylor swift has just taken the stand in a denver courthouse claiming she was groped by a former radio host in 2013. the singer testified that it was "a definite grab, a very long grab underneath her skirt." did not call police to report the assault because she didn't want the incident to define her daughter's life. the radio host sued swift and her team claiming the claim cost him his job. >> officials investigating a deadly fire that destroyed a mobile home. the fire broke out shortly after midnight on the 23,000 block of lawrence lane. authorities say firefighters found one person dead inside of that home. state fire investigators are working to pinpoint where the fire started and what caused it. they estimate the fire damage at $30,000. >> firefighters are recovering today after being exposed to carbon monoxide fumes in chester county. crews rus