bulls' ball, up 7 here in chicago. >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. close to a five-second violation. we'll take another break. since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibil

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bulls' ball, up 7 here in chicago. >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. close to a five-second violation. we'll take another break. since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't kno

the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six derrick rose with 17 and 9. a food-goodwin win for the chicago bulls as they move into the 8 spot in the eastern conference and go a game over 500 for the season. butler first game back plays 34 minutes, fouls out for the first time but was excellent on the court. he's with lisa. >> lisa: you fouled out for the first time in your career. what was up with that, watching pau gasol wrap things up? >> that's me being too thirsty for steals. coach is always telling me to stay solid. i'm glad we won. happy about that. >> how did the knee feel? >> good. i was winded a little bit. i need to get back in shape. my teammates have a lot of stretch. it's a big win. >> you were saying before the game you thought lately your team defense has been soft. how do you think you played defensively? in the end, we did what we were supposed to do. >> than

bulls' ball, up 7 here in chicago. >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. close to a five-second violation. we'll take another break. since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you th

bulls' ball, up 7 here in >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. close to a five-second violation. we'll take another break. since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at a

bulls' ball, up 7 here in >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. close to a five-second since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. lose all that negativity. it's just bad energy. black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities >> mike: houston rockets tonight starting a five-game eastern swing including in toronto

bulls' ball, up 7 here in >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs season. dunleavy has to call time. violation. since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities >> mike: houston rockets tonight starting a five-game eastern sw

when i think of bull markets, i think of roaring bull markets where there's high correlation and basically everything is going up and it's very forgiving. in this market going forward you won't see the huge gains we've seen in '13 and '10 and '09. plus you can get penalized if you misstep. you have to do your work and be more careful. you can't buy the market. you have to buy individual stocks. >> we'll make that the last word. coming up on "the half time report," the debate that's raging on "the half time report" desk. >> that's what i thought. >> which presidential candidate is best for the markets? up next, a strategists with nearly a trillion dollars under management weighs in with his vote. >>> plus the magic number for oil. at what point does the rally in crude start hurting the market instead of helping? we're looking at our crystal ball for answers. >> can you see it? where is it? >> and up in smoke. cigarettes may not be healthy but they're profitable. can the big rally in big be tobo keep going? all ahead on "the halftime report." ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. i have. john

the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and good defense. derrick rose with 17 and 9. a food-gowin win for the chicago bulls as they move into the 8 spot in the eastern conference and go a game over 500 for the season. butler first game back plays 34 minutes, fouls out for the first time but was excellent on the court. he's with lisa. >> lisa: you fouled out for the fifit time in your career. what was up with that, watching pau gasolrap things up? >> that's me being too thirsty for steals. coach is always telling me to stay solid. i'm glad we won. happy about that. >> how did the knee feel? >> good. i need to get back in shape. my teammates have a lot of confidence in me down the stretch. it's a big win. >> you were saying before the game you thought lately your team defense has been soft. how do you think you played defensively? >> we did our thing tonight. in th

bulls' ball, up 7 here in chicago. >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 in the east. chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasons and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. close to a five-second violation. we'll take another break.since when did experience becomesomething to hide?i say we own it. lose all that negativity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terribleblack balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarpthe magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocativecontent, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the greatbenefits of membership. if you don't think "this isright for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". >> mike: hous

the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and good defense. a food-goodwin win for the chicago bulls as they move into the 8 spot in the eastern conference and go a game over 500 for the season. butler first game back plays 34 minutes, fouls out for the first time but was excellent on the court. he's with lisa. >> lisa: you fouled out for the first time in your career. what was up with that, watching pau gasol wrap things up? >> that's me being too thirsty for steals. coach is always telling me to stay solid. i'm glad we won. happy about that. >> how did the knee feel? >> good. i was winded a little bit. i need to get back in shape. my teammates have a lot of stretch. it's a big win. >> you were saying before the game you thought lately your team defense has been soft. how do you think you played defensively? >> we did our thing tonight. in the end, we did what we w

the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and good defense. derrick rose with 17 and 9. a food-goodwin win for the chicago bulls as they move into the 8 spot in the eastern conference season. butler first game back plays 34 minutes, fouls out for the first time but was excellent on the court. he's with lisa. >> lisa: you fouled out for the first time in your career. what was up with that, watching pau gasol wrap things up? >> that's me being too thirsty for steals. coach is always telling me to stay solid. i'm glad we won. happy about that. >> how did the knee feel? >> good. i was winded a little bit. i need to get back in shape. my teammates have a lot of confidence in me down the stretch. it's a big win. >> you were saying before the game you thought lately your team defense has been soft. how do you think you played defensively? >> we did our thing tonight. in th

the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and good defense. derrick rose with 17 and 9. a food-goodwin win for the chicago bulls as they move into the 8 spot in the eastern conference and go a game over 500 for the season. butler first game back plays 34 minutes, fouls out for the first time but was excellent on the court. he's with lisa. >> lisa: you fouled out for the first time in your career. what was up with that, watching pau gasol wrap things up? >> that's me being too thirsty for steals. coach is always telling me to stay solid. i'm glad we won. happy about that. >> how did the knee feel? >> good. i was winded a little bit. i need to get back in shape. my teammates have a lot of confidence in me down the stretch. it's a big win. game you thought lately your team defense has been soft. how do you think you played defensively? >> we did our thing tonight. in the end, we did what we were s

very own bull run, and we'll tell you the names. plus -- >> i'm going to make him an answer he can't refuse. >> well, don, from one good foreto another and i hope it's insightful because one member on wall street said we're already in the midst of a restriction. much more "fast money" still ahead. >>> welcome back to "fast money." we've got a news alert on volkswagen. phil lebeau joins us on the "fast" line. >> reporter: the ceo of volkswagen of america and has been issuing apologies for the last year about the emissions scandal is now leaving the company by mutual agreement between himself and volkswagen. he's stepping down as ceo of volkswagen of america. he's being replaced by a longtime veteran henrik wolf ge en who is now in charge of volkswagen of america. i spoke about the leadership of volk wassen and the departure of michael horn and the exact quote was this is like rearranging chairs on the deck of the "titanic." the ship is taking on water. doesn't matter who the captain is in charge. so that gives you some sense about at

he's bull[bleep] he's bull[bleep] about stuff.is: all right, well, why don't we let the dust settle a little bit? -sammy: okay. -lemonis: all right? sammy: got it. lemonis: the blow-up between sammy and joe gives me real concern. i know we have a management problem, but i need to put that off to the side and get focused, because we have a meeting with the first potential franchisee. how are you, john? -john: good. how are you? lemonis: good to see you. i'm marcus. i'm blown away by the interest that we already have with the concept, but closing a deal here today will give us real momentum. we've gotten a lot of applications -- almost 800 -- since we kind of launched the concept. and so one of the prerequisites we have is that there's significant restaurant experience. do you have it? -john: sure. my wife's family has been in the restaurant catering business for almost 50 years. i have a background in design and construction. lemonis: well, clearly your background is qualified. why don't we take a look at the menu board? john: you'

kevin nicholson at riverfront investment group and he's our bull. he says this bull market does have more room to run and our bear is financial journalist ron ensana who sees many risks for the market ahead. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. kevin, i'll start with you. you know, he seems to disagree with you. make the bull case for me. >> well, this market that we're in right now is highly correlated with oil, and as oil on production has been cut here in the u.s. and opec is now starting to talk about cutting oil, i think that you're going to get opportunities to see the market go higher because as oil has stabilized, the market has begun to rally. >> all right. ron, you're a little bit less optimistic about the market. you think this upcoming year we're in, the year we're in now is going to be tougher than last year. >> i agree with jeff a great deal insofar as we're in the midst of a cyclical bear market in stocks. going to go down 20% in the averages. most stocks have gone down. 60% of the s&p has gone down 20%. i thucink you got the fed possiy

what is notable about the bull call it theople most hated bull market, it is also a long bull market compared with past once. this shows the s&p 500 and here is the bull market. here are the fund flows. 2012, we beginning of have seen outflows at a time when talks have been climbing, so there's a disbelief all the way along that the bull market would continue and yet somehow it has. scarlet: the most hated bull market. that's the most appropriate title. let's talk about commodities because we got a fairly bullish inventory report. julie: on the face it didn't look alleged a week over week, it dropped because it was such a large drop last week. we did see oil make it ties in the day and now up more than 4%. the chart of energy stocks is interesting if you look at over two days. yesterday, its biggest one-day drop in about two weeks. still down more than 1.5%. news on chesapeake energy that the company is said to be considering the sale of some of its oklahoma assets. that caused it to extend its gains. devon and chevron among the big gains we are seeing today. many stocks were partici

before the bull market. take a look at this chart that compares the financials' performance with the broader s&p 500 going all the way back to 2007. we have seen the s&p 500 make new records. that happened last year. the financials have had trouble sort of getting there. they have lagged. they have helped lead during this bull market, if you date it to below 2009. but if you go back to the financial crisis, that is one of the groups that has still not sort of regained its power. definitely oil helping things along today. julie: most definitely. as we know has seen a rebound recently, extending its gains up to 5% after this morning's inventory report. a drop in gasoline inventory, that the market is taking as a good sign. the rebound we are seeing today in energy stocks, a strong one, but it does not wipe out yesterday's losses, which were steve for the s&p 500 -- steep for the s&p 500 energy index. two standouts with an energy, chesapeake energy, which according to bloomberg news is considering the sale of i

the "running of the bulls"... finally comes to a stop. the usf women took on u-c-l-a last night, in the second round of the n-c-double-a tournament. 3 this one was a battle for the bulls, right from the start. ucla was actually playing this game on it's *home court out in l-a. at one point, the third-seeded bruins lead this game by as much as 17 points in the first half. but the bulls stormed back. they actually cut the lead to one... late in the fourth quarter. but the bruins were just too much. u-c-l-a's "jordin canada" made *six free throws in the final minute to 3 bulls have now lost in the tournament... for the third time, in four years. but they still had a great season. 3 new this morning: a big development in the sexism scandal in professional tennis. the man who *started the job. 3 "raymond moore" was the c-e-o and tournament director at the "indian wells tennis garden" in california. on sunday, he made a comment that professional *women tennis players were quote, "riding the coattails of the men." he also talked about how *attra

him the bulls. -- here, the bulls.. calm the bulls come the bulls. they won 129-111. >> it's a learning experience. we got to johnson. -- joe johnson. >> the mile -- meanwhile they in winnipeg. raleigh smith second goal of the night and the game is tied at two. couple minutes later he comes with the shot they went on the road 3-2. >>> the dolphins swept with a one-year offer of 12.7 million. there's a risk. if another team offers more and they fail to match. >> the annual spring game it's a thrill for the college kids. looked take a pay word -- look at jake up heyward. marlins win 5-1 --. >> he is the first player punished in the baseball policy against domestic abuse. he was investigated but not he did not harm her he says. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. said city is news project

gold is in a bull market. brazil is in a bull market.isk appetite in the equity market, risk appetite when it comes to crude oil as well. 0.2 5%.p this is your brand contract, up 5% over the course of the week. u.s. data is looking better. china is adding to monetary stimulus. there is hope they could list fiscal talk -- they could boost fiscal talk. gold is in a bull market. it is down just a little bit today. let's show you where gold is on the week. we are up three percentage points. copper is managing to pick itself up as well, up 4.3% this week. we are rising copper to its highest levels since november. this drives miners and the likes of oil higher. lse is up 8/10 of 1%. with lisi america get involved -- will we see america get involved in of the merger? could ice be mugging that water? up 7%.venue is gemalto is up 7.5%. profit is up 20%. he profit margin is falling, but it looks better. let's and on a little bit of luxury. moncler is up by 3.8%. you know it, the luxury ski outlet. 2015as we see moncler's numbers beat fx numbers. g

red bull, they'll find you there. appreciate that. back with more about what it means and how to take part in the 9 o'clock hour as well. >> amy: thanks, david. >> john: you posted one picture and quit. how it is becoming more like facebook and twitter. >> amy: i don't get it. >> you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> it is party music. not a party view, foggy in downtown orlando, a lot of traffic troubles on i-4 this morning, and, not trying to put you in a bad mood or anything. >> john: and tomorrow is national you can't go wrong day. national everything you do is right day. >> amy: everything has a thing now and it is starting to get annoying. >> john: most i don't embrace and this one i do you, one divide guy said, it is okay to rob a bank? that is still wrong, know what i'm saying? see what i'm saying? >> john: but are you right? >> amy: no. you will get arrested. >> confusing day. a guy like you, criticized no matter what happens and today you can do no wrong. >> you think? i mean, john, if you like it warm and sunny,

you are neither a lover nor a hater of the seven-year bull market.t: well, i'm glad it has gone up for seven years under obama, being a huge supporter of the direction he has gone. but certainly there has not been great created wealth with respect to a lot of the middle class. i don't think the pension funds are feeling we have performed. a lot of people are nervous to get him back in 2007, 2008, 2009. has moved, but the question you have asked result is how many people really created wealth with the 100-plus percent returns over the last five-plus years? there is a nervousness. market hasn'ts done that well. investment advisors have struggled. yes, there has been a seven-year, the definition of the seven-year bull market is the definition is not being in a bear market. of time,over a period then you are in a bull market there is a bit of wordsmithing. david: let me start with the fed . they have a big meeting coming up next week. people are talking about the fact that the rate increase could be on the table and a couple of months. i know you are on

that has been a pattern with bull markets. everyone wants to get in and then you start to climb this wall of worry and eventually, the market capitulates to the outflows. what do you make of these massive outflows we've seen since the beginning of 2013? wilbur: markets in general have three phases. the innovators come imitators and swarming incumbents. you can check out this chart on the bloomberg. #btv 515. jonathan: that chart speaks to something, buybacks and the status that buybacks have been bigger than that inflows. the buybacks is what has driven this bull market, which makes sense. the retail money is not there. it buybacks are what are in their pending this, how long can that last? wilbur: what's causing the buybacks? tremendous liquidity in corporate america, low interest rates. and shareholder activists. the shareholder activists are playing the role in every boardroom whether they are knocking on the door or not. conscious much more they are not sitting on excess cash trying to do something to help shareholders. th

remember, one bear hand washes the other bull hand. speaking of the devil.o here's the bottom line. we don't know how long this rotation can last. is this day one or day two? or merely a short-cover rally that has to run its course? i say watch the dollar. if the greenback has truly peaked, i believe that this move could be far from over. let's go to landy in georgia. landy! >> caller: hello, jim. i bought nike at 55.50 on february 5th for my retirement account, planning to hold for maybe five to ten years. nike las a tendency to run up prior to the earnings report, that's due out on tuesday, march 22in' after the close. my question to you is do i take a small -- >> no, no, no, nike is a great american company that is king in every country that is. you do not tough that nike. if it goes below 59, after i watched that sara eisen, it was like saraitisen hour with nike. i wanted to buy nike. you should stay the court. >>> no longer the al mighty dollar. it's the super-freaking weak dollars. keep your eye on it. i think the moment could tun. target is up. should

tonight on fast, the second biggest bull on the street is here. and he says s&p 2300 is in the cards. plus, shares of disney jumping after the ceo said what could be next at the magic kingdom. >>> the sector that was one of the past month's biggest gainers could this year's biggest trap. why this rally could be the ultimate head fake. >>> but first, we start off with the markets. managing to eke out a winning streak. up more than a percent. financials continue to gain. aside from these moves, things were unusually quiet, with the average moving a fraction of a percent. volume at year-to-date lows. is this the ultimate bull/bear showdown ahead of the jobs report tomorrow? is this the calm before the storm? guy? >> i say absolutely yes. i think we've been pretty consistent with this. i think the market's going to continue to rally. i think it rallies tomorrow regardless of whatever number comes out at 8:30. i do think there's a chance we touch 20, 25. i think we're going to fail there. a couple of interesting things here. exxon mobile down on today.

. bull dna. very often when a dog is called a pit bull it could lead to restrictions on where it can live. reporter: it's illegal to own a bit pull in the county. she looks like a pit bum. and it can be a death sentence to them. >> it can be a death sentence for a dog to be labeled a pit bull then areas where they are not restricted. reporter: she said they should focus more on developing personality profiles for each dog. bob report orange county heroin battling the dangerous drug. the number of heroin-related overdoses are down. but it put 225 people behind bars and took 8.5 kilos off the street. >> most of the people we come in contact with or addicts, users. and getting treatment for them is quite frankly in our county is woefully under what it should be. we cannot arrest our way out of this. we are telling people they are going right back to it. bob: the sheriff's office and other agencies are working to increase bond amounts for people arrested on heroin charges. sonni: back in 2012 edward

him the bulls. calm the bulls come the bulls. they won 129-111. >> it's a learning experience. we got to johnson. -- joe johnson. >> the mile -- meanwhile they are to be towing into the booth in winnipeg. raleigh smith second goal of the night and the game is tied at two. couple minutes later he comes with the shot they went on the road 3-2. >>> the dolphins swept with a one-year offer of 12.7 million. if another team offers more and they fail to match. >> the annual spring game it's a thrill for the college kids. looked take a pay word -- look at jake up heyward. marlins win 5-1 --. >> he is the first player punished in the baseball policy against domestic abuse. he was investigated but not charged. he did not harm her he says. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved toprelieve both itchy, watery eyes pand congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills on

it's funny, he's a bull. sort a tepid bull. >> yeah. he sounds like it. sounds to me like -- i was looking at where he was overweight and financials are not part of this whole thing. if financials can continue from the beating they have taken in the first two weeks of the year and the transports can rally back off of the lows they were, then i would wonder if scott would want to be able to move his target back up to where he started at, at 2280. it is interesting to see the finance shalts. last year, financials were doing nothing. then they started to fade -- >> is what you're predicting will happen with the financials? >> it feels like we're repeating last year. with the length of how long it will above the two day moving averages, yes. today's move down -- >> i think you have to see the forest with the trees with regard to the bank stocks. citigroup still down 20% on the year. trading in fairly tight range, but banging around a lot. you're seeing volatility. even jpmorgan until we see a bunch of closes above $60 you don't put too much credence on what j

this ain't bull. >> but it is. that young bull escaped its enclosure and wandered on to the field. he got up to speed, chasing down a player. >> that player wore red sock. this is known as a pitch invasion. usually pitch invasions involved supporters running on the field. not down under. the bull eventually head back to where it belonged. there's a red flag, too. this. i accept i'm not 22. i accept i'm not the rower i used to be. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal ble

the bulls aren't done yet... they're still expected to get a good seed in the n-c-double-a tournament. 3 and speaking of tough losses: to the city of brotherly love last night... .where the bolts were definitely *not feeling the love. taking on the flyers, and hoping to get their *tenth win in a row. the lightning scored first, with a rebound from ondrej palat. but the flyers got off way too many shots. philly tied the game in the pulled away in the third, the lightning could only add one more. they lose but the bolts are still in they're back on the ice tonight... *hosting the boston 3 and speaking of boston... their *baseball team just hosted the tamap bay rays on monday. pitcher matt moore got his spring debut. he went two innings... and only made one mistake. and that was to his *first batter... mookie betts knocks one over the green monster for a solo home run. that was the only hit moore gave up. this game went to extra innings. the rays win it in the tenth. final score: three to two. the rays are now 3 and

the bull market turns 7. the third longest bull market in history.e can't forget on march 10 the late mark hanes sat at this building and said that the worst was over. take a listen. >> however i'm going to step out on a limb here. >> this is the big -- hold on everyone. >> i think we're at a bottom. >> and this is because, this isn't just your opinion. >> according to my research, the key to me is the 200 day moving average of the do you and we are now at 67% of the 200 day moving average. now it's gotten lower than that. it's been in the 30s. it got down to 50%. half of the 200 day moving average. but 67% is a real nice place to get a bounce. i think we're going to have a rally. >> there we go. man unafraid to make a call. >> in other words i think today this is for real. >> look at this 187. as far as i'm concerned even if it dies tomorrow mark's call was right because he did get a rally for one day. that's the kind of loyal sidekick i am. >> i think it's going to carry. >> man was he right. people forget just what a limb that was on that day. >>

this ain't bull. >> but it is. that young bull escaped its enclosure and wandered on to the field.got up to speed, chasing down a player. >> that player wore red sock. this is known as a pitch invasion. usually pitch invasions involved supporters running on the field. not down under. the bull eventually head back to where it belonged. there's a red flag, too. >>> all right, more news after this. the rain has stopped falling in many areas-- but most of us are still waking up to a very wet start to the work week. good morning washington. i'm larry smith. and i'm jummy olabanji.. in for autria godfrey.. toss to eileen today: cloudy, damp, drizzly. isolated showers. highs: 52-62 winds: ne 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy with scattered showers. lows: 43-48 winds: ne 5 mph tuesday: showers early. some sunny breaks late. warmer. highs: 63-69 winds: n 5-10 mph beltway @ saint barnabus rd we are following a story developing now in prince george's county. a maryland police after what police are calling an unprovoked attack on a police station in landover. 28-year old jacai colson was fatally wounde

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next up for the bulls, ucla on monday. it's the sebd straight year >> -- second straight year that the bulls have advanced. >> kevin predicted that today's game would be rained out before it was rained out. so the clouds opened up and the game was called six pitches in. so in the afternoon, it was over. only a few days before the rays play in an exception game in cuba. major league baseball is sending 60 tons of clay, equipment and baseballs for this one game. >> i think it's cool to be part of it and get to pitch. adds a pitcher you are not sure but to get to work in this one is cool. for me to compete and do that, i think it is something i will appreciate from here on out. action news tampa bay. thank you for watching, have a great night, we will see you

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this pit bull mix now named petuna weighed 19 pounds when she was found. now, animal control officers woman. the two dropped the pit bull league. >> we are rying to see if we can find -- trying to see if we can talk to them. they are not suspected we just want to know where the dog was found and go out and investigate to find the >> this is interesting, since sse is part pit bull she can not be puttup for adoption here in denver. that is because it is a banned the plan once she improves they one that allows pit bull adoptions. >>> a doctor turned politician decided to get out of the race for president and then, ben carson revealed, what is next. he had a disappointing showing on tuesday and he did not go to the debate. now he will go and work to get the christian vote out in november. he did not say which candidate he wwll support. >>> the idea of trump being the nominee makes people uneasy. we hear how trump brought more peopleeto the gop and how he might be tearing the party apart. that is more tomoorow night at 9:30 and then again sunday at 4:00 p.m. >>

the bulls are wanting they will have to duke it out with. the magic played the back end of two in a row after losing at dallas. looking fresh against the bulls this is a chicago team replete with injury. magic off to a for -- big first. lead and never looked back. a big night for nik vucevic. he had a career -- a career-high 20 14 mario the sonja. 40% for the magic, 38% for chicago. orlando will take this one 102-89. penultimate season game for ucf. looking for the turn it get the ball stop the bleeding for a losing skid. nights against to lane. tocco to the rescue, scoring nine of 13 for the knights. ucf that one by the half. 13 boards, five blocks for fall. ucf wins 73-65. a real treat for local swimming giving the olympics are around the corner. the arena pro swim series will make a splash of the aquatic center. the folks who run the facility insist the biggest event they' ve ever hosted and this is one of the athletes makes it so. 18 time olympic gold medalist michael phelps has arrived in town and was in the pool taking laps yesterday a

this bull market is seven-year in. -- seven years in. hans nichols and i, we are at one mind. we are a half hour away from the european open. let's talk about how we think the story is going to develop today. we go to the terminal, to the bloomberg, wei. the fair value calculation pointing to a mild bounce, but yesterday, we saw aggressive selling in a number of sectors. it looks like we could see a little pop today on that seventh anniversary of this bull market. hans: yeah, we are seeing a little bit of that filter through the currency markets. we've got the dollar-won trading up now. we've got the yen, continued strength in the yen. it's down there at 112. the shanghai composite was down almost 3% earlier. we have brent moving upward, a little bit below the $40 per barrel threshold. let's get the bloomberg first word news from caroline hyde. caroline: bernie sanders has scored an upset win over hillary clinton in michigan's democratic primary. he overcame a double-digit lead she held in polls. clinton took mississippi. donald trump beat back a barrage and scored major victo