after sitting bull was killed, buffalo bill bought the horse back from sitting bull's widows, and according to some accounts, rode it in a parade. and then the horse disappears from the record. it was the legend of the dancing horse that led me into the story of sitting bull and buffalo bill. for it symbolized so much. as i thought about the steed outside sitting bull's dwelling as his killing was underway, a portal into something else opened up. [laughter] strange voices coming through the portal. [laughter] it's all strange, i told you. [laughter] okay. where was i? oh, portal, right. exactly. a portal opened up. exactly what, i was not sure of at the time other than the fact that here was my next story, and it was calling, and at some point i would head on down its trail. later as i was well along this path, i came across another image. it's's now on the cover of this book, and it too captured my attention. it was taken for publicity purposes while sitting bull and buffalo bill were on tour in montreal, and its caption was foes in '76, friends in '85. i began to imagine these two men on

but sitting bull remained silent.so he apparently did not get to meet the president, the grandfather, you know, to his disappointment. and, you know, that part of his desire to join up with cody was not fulfilled. but he did get to see what was going on with the white man, and he wanted to understand how this new civilization worked, and he admired all this great new technology, you know, like telephones and fire trucks. acknowledged the white man's superior firepower but wondered how come as he traveled he was meeting all these homeless children around the country. there were all these orphans. and he would often give them money. cody helped out a lot of people too. they were very generous. he couldn't understand how this technologically advanced culture was failing its people. and i think that, you know, quite interesting in terms of what's going on today. so at any rate, after the -- well, sit ising bull traveled -- sitting bull traveled with cody for four months in 1885, and i just want to read you this short para

this was sitting bull's state and condition.here he was, joining up with buffalo bill for the regions i mentioned. weirdly, their first meeting was in buffalo and i wondered, when i found that out, i was completely stunned. another breathtaking moment as i was working onn my book. i wondered what suitable thought when he was told he was going to buffalo. i'm sure it was translated and he had to have known the entirety and certainly knew that cody's name was buffalo bill, and then i started to think about jokes, reporters follow him around as he traveled. he had an entourage and there were often reporters and ig started to wonder if they were making jokes about, hey chief, here we are in buffalo, what you think about that. it just seemed like hee was in a very strange and humiliating position. i want to reiterate that leaving erthe reservation for native americans and joining up with buffalo bill was not like this fantastic thing they could do. they were essentially prisoners of war and this is a way they could continue living th

but sitting bull remained silent. so he apparently did not get to meet the president, the grandfather, you know, to his disappointment. and, you know, that part of his desire to join up with cody was not fulfilled. but he did get to see what was going on with the white man, and he wanted to understand how this new civilization worked, and he admired all this great new technology, you know, like telephones and fire trucks. acknowledged the white man's superior firepower but wondered how come as he traveled he was meeting all these homeless children around the country. there were all these orphans. and he would often give them money. cody helped out a lot of people too. they were very generous. he couldn't understand how this technologically advanced culture was failing its people. and i think that, you know, quite interesting in terms of what's going on today. so at any rate, after the -- well, sit ising bull traveled -- sitting bull traveled with cody for four months in 1885, and i just want to read you this short par

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said paul was the only man on the pitch that could keep the bulls at bay. tight hospital wasn't best pleased and brought on new firepower in the form of on loan signing look man the deputy needed just eleven minutes to find the back of the net one no for live sage in the eighty nine minutes. leipsic stand there on piece and streak to four games against club and look man well what's a start to life in germany. for that result gave leverkusen the chance to extend their lead in second if they could beat in form freiburg but first let's take a look at by and despite a string of injuries munich were expected to make light work of hosts minds a club teetering dangerously close to the dreaded drop zone with fans growing frustrated could they deliver a shock victory. fine sandro wagner started for the first time since his winter move the hose mines had the best of the year the chances alexandra maxine curving wide by and up the pressure of a corner half an hour in front riverine fired them into the lead river the second of the season. mine's behind and it got worse

yes, a bull, neighborhood early yesterday morning. the 800 tobarreled through strer two hours, peak waking up had a hard time believi w wre seein. >> i thought i was asleep. she has seen it on our camera on our houses like wait a minute, that is not a horse. >> no, it is not. officers say the bull was not aggressive and was actually calm around them. it was eventually captured to get checked out. officials are working to get it back to its owner. >> so many questions about that. >>> students at penn state are gearing up once again to raise money for pediatric cancer. >> thon kicks off tomorrow, hundreds of students will dance non-stop for 46 hours, money raised benefits pediatric cancer patients and their families at penn state milton s hershey medicalun justo be able to put a smile on their face and distract them from wveng as we can. >> anything that i can do to 's faces, or give them more opportunity oris an opportm going to take right away. on raised more than 10 million-dollar, alwaysr it is. >> lets bring katie in the mix becaus

simple was the only man on the pitch that could keep the bulls at bay. hospital wasn't best pleased and brought on new firepower in the form of on loan signing look man the debutante needed just eleven minutes to find the back of the net one nil for live sage in the eighty nine minutes five lives extend their own peace and streak to four games against black and look men well what's a start to life in germany.

we have a way to go on this bull market run. how long it i’u ns on this bull market run. for, i would guess a good chunk of this year, in reality. when we start to see significant companies report declining earnings that could bea report declining earnings that could be a triggerfor a more report declining earnings that could be a trigger for a more fundamental rebalancing. at the world economic forum, where the imf released its report, others were talking about the sweet spot we are in at the moment when it came to the global economy, and many of them were saying that they don't feel it will be around for a long, long time, it could be one year, maybe two, and then things will change, because it isa then things will change, because it is a cyclical recovery, a ten year recovery. you are —— your thinking on that? if you look, there is roughly 18 years rise, a pullback, and then an uptick again —— came here. europe had a rough date yesterday. nothing like what was seen yesterday. nothing like what was seenin yesterday. nothing like what was seen in the us and asia. yesterd

an animal control team is checking the bull out and looking to fine the bull's owner. >>> bay area christian marked the first day of lent. huge crowds greeted pope francis in mass, speaking about the significance of ash wednesday saying the cross of ashes mean catholics are making a commitment. it marks repentance and a mark of fasting or sacrifice leading up to easter sun. >>> two big retailers hire before home improvement season kicks in this spring, and ll bean faces a lawsuit over the new return policy. the company now responding to some angry customers. >>> right now, a live look outside from our walnut creek camera. our >>> now your accuweather forecast with nike nicco. >> weather window on the east yet, but it's on the way, behind this cloud deck that is raining down on us from 14,000 feet from this storm spreading from san francisco to winnipeg, but, unfortunately, because it's raining 14,000 feet, the air is so dry below it, it's not reaching the ground. in fact, you can see the precipitation shield falling apart as that cold front moves through. look what it's doing to the temperat

for sure and it's a compound ing of the cascade as it drops down into a black hole called a dame a bull market catastrophe sucking sound posing as the grim reaper as they rip aisha's sleaze steal from the millennialists their hard earned cappuccino money in one fell swoop due to their over exuberance brought on by the cheap rates engineer and by the central bankers who have no accountability other than their academic overlords who write keynesian based faldo are all in their textbooks based on theories that have never been proven and all was and catastrophic lee well of course they've been a perfect contrary and indicator these millenniums they have stayed out of the market since two thousand and eight in fear for a crash and now they have finally gone long as we covered in a previous episode they somehow believe that donald trump provides some sort of insulation i have no idea what they mean when they say they think he provides insulation to the markets nevertheless this is what they're pouring their money into e.t.s. now as somebody selling to them like working at donald trump rubber

there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> when the obvious strikes, you need to have a plan. today the obvious, a polished new fed chief went to clapitol hill and yet stocks just cratered dow sinking and s&p falling and nasdaq losing. did powell somehow lose his first appearance no a remarkable run since the bottom if powell is not the culprit, what is it the bond market. they tumble. when the ten-year goes to 2.8%, the vix declines and be the house rallies. in any other environment i wouldn't bother mentioning the volatility index the vix acts as an accelerant. when the yield climbed high today. stocks rolled over you know what, after listening to warren buffett yesterday, i want to inject some common sense light into the dark situation. when the econom

she said she has no ill will against pit bulls. >> i don't hate pit bulls, and i have gotten some blackther -- black for that. i love animals. >> the pitbull may belong to a homeless person who lives nearby. the animal control officers and been -- have been visiting the area to find the dog. >> we want to do whatever we can to get down to the bottom of this. we want to hold whoever is responsible, responsible.>> the owner needs to follow the rules like everyone else so no one else is hurt. >> you should be license and have training to own the stock. >> she went back to the doctor this afternoon because of complications. as far as the dog is concerned, if it is found it will be quarantined. back to you. >>> do police know if there are any other witnesses? >> no. there are no security cameras in the area. >> thank you. >> robert wagner is being called a person of interest in the death of his wife natalie wood. a police made that claim in an upcoming segment of 48 hours. natalie would appeared in the movie west side story and rebel without a cause. she was on a boat with him in 1981. after

bull or bear? >> well, it depends upon if you're looking at the economy, i think the economy looks terrific -- liz: weow the economy's totally -- we know the economy's totally separate from the stock market. economy's greater, right? >> you're exactly right. you're right on the mark. the issue is, is money going to be there to fund the deficit, to fund the growth in the economy, to fund the recovery in europe and the likelihood is that it won't be. the net result is there's going to have to be much higher rates, and that's going to result in, you know, difficulty in financial, in pricing financial assets. liz: i know it won't surprise you, dick, but while we were talking the dow went from being up slightly to down 100 points. right now we're down 49. i have to say it's been a wild week, certainly. i haven't been in the business as long as you, have you ever seen anything like this? in this specific prism, through this prism of wild trades within seconds of each other? >> yeah, well, what seems to m

for sure and it's a compound ing of the cascade as it drops down into a black hole called a damn a bull market catastrophe sucking sound posing as the grim reaper as they rip aisha's sleaze steal from the millennialists their hard earned cappuccino money in one flail swoop due to their over exuberance brought on by the cheap rates engineering by the central bankers who have no accountability other than their academic overlords who write keynesian based faldo are all in their textbooks based on theories that have never been proven and all was end up catastrophic lee well of course they've been a perfect contrary in indicator these millenniums they have stayed out of the market since two thousand and eight in fear for a crash and now they have finally gone long as we covered in a previous episode they somehow believe that donald trump provides some sort of insulation i have no idea what they mean when they say they think he provides insulation to the markets nevertheless this is what they're pouring their money into e.t.f. now as somebody selling to them just like working at donald trump

after sitting bull was killed buffalo bill brought the horse back from sitting bull's widows and accordingto some accounts road it in a parade and then the horse disappears from the record. it was the legend of the dancing horse that led me into the story of sitting bull and buffalo bill. and a portal opened into something else. strange voices coming through the portal. it was all strange, i told you. and other than the fact that he was my next story and it was calling and at some point down its trail. later i was i was well along the path i came across another image. it is now on the cover of this book and it captured my attention. it was taken for publicity purposes while sitting bull and buffalo bill were on tour in montrÉal and its caption, friends and 85, i began to imagine these two men on the road, sitting bull on the horse, crisscrossing the nation, visiting lands that belong to the lakota, uncrowded thoroughfares built on top of ancient paths made by animals and the people who follow them with william f cody, another mystical figure of the great plains reenacting wartime scenarios

sickle was the only man on the pitch that could keep the bulls at bay. tight hospital wasn't best pleased and brought on new firepower in the form of on loan signing look man the debutante needed just eleven minutes to find the back of the net one mil for life c. in the eighty ninth minute. leipsic extend their own piece and streak to four games against club and look the man well what's a start to life in germany. and by continue to crush everyone in their path on their relentless pursuit of the six straight going to see a title struggling lions for the latest side to be on the receiving end of some fabulous buyer strikes first player frankly every expertly down the net from edge of the area is the france international second will go on the season that columbia's home as rodriguez made it to nail the other away winning for the rest of their. and the most watched sporting event in the us the super bowl the annual american football championship is coming up tonight this year the philadelphia eagles have never won a super bowl will have to face five time ch

sidelines to see what's going to happen with bitcoin regulation before actually going in when the bull starts bed linda hong in singapore now if one of your new year's resolutions was giving up smoking and it didn't work is cigarettes could be a compromise or they just as dangerous talking on an electronic cigarette looks like smoking but there's really no smoke at all what comes out of the cigarettes is vapor which is why it's called a ping. two hours north of berlin at the ricardo company annoyed brandenburg they revel invading culture ricardo was one of germany's biggest manufacturers and retailers of the cigarettes demand for of a thing continues to grow fast as the workload at ricardo. thirty and. demand is developing fast of so it's difficult for us to stay on top of orders we place a lot of bands because we always need more people to keep up with the demand it's estimated that by twenty twenty two the number of people who have a point will be at the same level as regular smokers. so we expect it will be like this for a while and i want to give it up and also of any young women w

if rates go over three in the short run, does that end the bull market in stocks? >> i think if it gaps to 3.25, i wouldn't say it ends a bull market but you'll see a much more volatile market similar to what you saw last week because of the positioning in the space. >> we already kind of gapped to where we were to where we are now? >> correct and you saw some volatility if you look at today and the economic environment that we see and how that is translating glow ball economic growth and what that is reflecting into corporate earnings growth, you're seeing a pretty good environment for earnings growth in the market and the multiples may have been over extended relative to the cost of capital but if you continue to see a stable in the market and if that translates into lower margins, i think that's a positive number from a equity perspective although much lower. >> doesn't it risk taking you quicker if late sickcycle to en bull market? >> yes the only thing i would say differently is i think we're used to having long cycles that have very low volatility with big co

ce lia: los rasgos de nikolas cruz han desatado nuevamente el tema de la salud mental. >> el bullings tener relaciones con otros seres humanos y el hecho de que somos aislados, ya seamos vÍctimas de "bulling" o persona que no nos aceptan en los grupos sociales, puede causar ansiedad, depresiÓn, enojo y otros problemas de salud mental. reportera: pero la vida de cruz tambiÉn existieron eventos que pudieron haber marcado su comportamiento, Él fue dado dado cuando -- adoptado cuando era pequeÑo, mientras tanto, la madre adoptiva muriÓ en noviembre del 2017. >> la pÉrdida de alguien que nosotros queremos mucho, es mu la diferencia es que cuando somos adolescentes, nosotros no hemos desarrollado la parte del cerebro que no puede -- puede ayudar a manejar esas situaciones. celia: tal es el caso de cruz, donde los investigadores indicaron que sus redes sociales mostraban rasgos de una vida conflictiva. >> los jÓvenes estÁn siendo acostumbrados a estas tragedias, el ver una tragedia, no tienen ninguna emociÓn. celia: el experto advierte que el impacto psicolÓgico que la redes sociales dejan

the question is, will the bulls beat the bears or the bears beat the bulls.eels to me that the bulls will beat the bears in the short term because people put money to work faster than they take money out. >> neil: that's the problem. that's it. i don't mind all of the things you mentioned are sort of macrofundamentals that i can get my hands around and understand, but i do think in almost every economic cycle where we see a hit or market cycle, be it now with all the elaborate instruments that would shield you in the sell-offs and they didn't to part folio sell-offs in 87 and didn't and mortgage-based derivatives or the big funds you can invest in and dump all that money into and it didn't. so i'm wondering when we're going to wake up and realize that no one has found a way to cleverly shield themselves from these things outside of shrewd financial planning? >> the truth is, algorithmic planning has attend over the market. sometimes cycles rebeat themselves and sometimes they don't. experience counts. i think right now we're actually moving away from that. th

ocks have their best week in years as the bulls appear to have regained control of wall street. > coke's fizz. what this blue chip american company idoing to battle a shrink market for its core products. >>> hollywood game anger. why a new super hero movie could be a turning point for the film industry. those storiesnd more o "nightly business report" for friday, february 16th. geenk, everyone, and welcome. i'm sue herera. tyler mathisen is off tonight. comeback the s&p 500 posted its best weekly gains since 2013 following week that saw the biggest drop in stock market history. limb higher was not only big. it was broad. after a big run mp thisning stocks pulled back when special counsel robert mueller indicted several russian organizations and individuals for allegedly interfering with the 2016 presidential election. but the decline was grief and the dow and the s&p posted the sixth straight day of gains. the dow rose 19 points to close at 25,219. the nasdaq fel 16 x. the 500 add one. mike santoli takes a a lookt what could test the market next. >> reporter: the stock market's impressiv

games joining me in the studio to discuss all this weekend's news we have former goalkeeper from the bulls think i'm quite simply from around the world let's functional. are very humble this nigger a forger sitting in the red corner that's all over. thanks for joining us guys so let's see what's coming up in the show. old rivals by labor to suppose i shall get in a clash that could prove crucial in their quest to secure a champions league spot. and like to post in cologne the red bulls were right to crush the big goals his dreams of dragging themselves up the bundesliga table and into so. now the early game on sunday pitted two teams against each other battling for a champions league spot next season leverkusen and shout the host spire have been tough to pique to beat on home turf and they hold a better record against the royal blues in recent encounters the hosts also had no problem scoring this season to have been impressing since the beginning of the campaign but twenty eighteen has been a little weaker a fairly even much the fair was predicted. to ambitious teams battling for the champ

. >> red bull only. >> you cannot ask for anything else other than red bull. >> so cold, anything mixedith red bull, it works. >> reporter: so show me how loud you can get one more time >> one, two, three. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> super bowl chapel beyonds. >> there is no other fan base like us eagles. >> my gosh. >> why do i think there is more than red bull in their coffee cups. >> something keeping them warm out there. >> it is cold as hell. >> stay warm. >> there are 850 portable poddies out there. >> wearing a onesy it is difficult to get in and out of >> parade steps off from south philadelphia near sports complex obviously. >> "eyewitness news" reporter frank does live at broad and pattison where some fans maybe not as much as jan's live shot but they are starting to arrive. >> who are these people. >> reporter: good morning, guys, south philadelphia is waking up dozens of fans showing up. we have some fans behind me here. >> yeah. >> reporter: give me a fly eagles fly. >> fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> 123. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> wow. >> reporter: that was a shor

and like to post in cologne the red bulls were right to crush the feeling guilty as dreams of dragging themselves up the bundesliga table and into so. now the early game on sunday pitted two teams against each other battling for a champions league spot next season leverkusen and shall go the host spire have been tough to pique to beat on home turf and they hold a better record against the royal blues in recent encounters the hosts of also. i had no problem scoring this season to have been impressing since the beginning of the campaign but twenty eight thousand has been a little weaker even much the fair was predicted. to ambitious teams battling for the champions league play because in coach heiko hair lish looked skeptical at the start of the match he may have suspected the visitors were poised to pounce along and veto books the other be just red sauce. one deal for shaka in the eleventh minute. the austrian made it look easy and served up a perfect finish. laverick goes in needed some time to bounce back leon bailey with a good chance after twenty minutes. both teams went all out lab

there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. holy cow, i come back from vacation and the magic catches fire this time the dow surged 399 points nasdaq pulled 1.15%. nice to feel appreciated it is going to be back in cram america. things have gotten a little bit crazy. that's what we need is to get right back in sync immediately not with this morning's news yes, we had a terrific session today no doubt about that starting out with warren buffett's calming words about owning stocks. apple being exhibit a. we know he likes the market enough to be looking for big buys he's got the cash. he has more than 100 billion sitting idle maybe my game plan can help him. i will even waive my commission. let's get started. tomorrow morning, we'll here from two retailers with w

the opposite of a bull market is a bear market. this is a period of time during which stock prices decrease. now, what we've been seeing is not a bear market. it's just hit correction territory and bounced back up. we don't know if it'll stay there later on today. this is a pullback. it is a downward reversal from a prolonged upward trend. that's what woe've seen on the market. the other term some were using yesterday is flash crash. it is a rapid, steep market fall in a very short time. we saw one happen on may 6th, 2010. you'll recall, in some kways, i is technical. people said, the computers couldn't handle it yesterday. they misfired, which is why we saw a big drop. at one point, almost 1 rksz,600 points. the dow closed 1,075 points lower yesterday. it is more important to look at the percentage losses than the points. 4.6%, we don't crack the top 20 worst percentage losses in the market. this might be roughly, i don't know, maybe 25th or 30th or something like that. it wasn't even there. that's important to recognize. i'm join

questions remain about the health of this bull >> bouncing debt. the white house proposes a near 4.5 trillion budget that calls for more spending and widens the deficit. >> the big fix. can $200 billion be turned into $1.5 trillion to improve the country's infrastructure. the storiesnd more on "nightly business report" for monh.y february 1 >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. wstocks soared to start tk staging a powerful comeback following the worst we for equities in two years. tthe rallyay was broad with 11 of the 12 sectors in the s&p higher on the day a it came even as treasury yields move back towards four-year thghs. dow jones industrial average advanced 410 points to 24,601 capping its strongest two-day surgeince mid-2015. the nasdaq added 107 and the&p was up 36. of gains follow a heavy bout selling that dominated wall street over the past two weeks and there's still a lot of questions about the health of the wall stre bull. from antoli picks it up there. >> one of the sharpest market drops in years has stirred up a new debate on wall s

are negative but so the question is whether a stab climbing higher is this finally the end of that bull market way say they're mesh i don't know but i don't. thanks though the polar climbing go gross has claimed i believe this is the third time now max the end of the bond bull market well maybe he's right this time but maybe he's not certainly we're seeing an inflation scare if nothing else here maybe the real deal and maybe the real deal for a while maybe the real deal for a quarter but what happened was. the fed hikes once too much starts a recession as the next recession is baked into the cake they're going to blame it on the fed for hiking one time too much and that's not what it's going to have done it is going to be all the excesses the fed has created in this bubble just like a credit the dot com bubble in the housing bubble and now the everything bubble max so i'm people are going to say are we raise rates one time to manage or probably blame it on they the. new incoming fed chair by all by this this was baked in the cake either janet yellen. baby steps just as greatest band did

said paul was the only man on the pitch that could keep the bulls at bay. pozen who wasn't best pleased and brought some new firepower in the form of on loan signing. the debutante needed just eleven minutes to find the back of the net one nil for live sage in the eighty ninth minutes of a five leipsic extend their own peace and streak to four games against club and look a man well what's a start to life in germany. and by an in a container to crush everyone in their path on their relentless pursuit of a sixth straight spun to say a title serving minds where the laser sight to be on the receiving end by an strikes first lang are fond memory for he fans of the nats from the agency every one of them is the fines international second me goal of the season and colombia's how mr intrigue ace made it to no other easy away went with the rapids area. let's take a look so far not stay what twenty one results while life's a big. back one now buying one to know the way to mines five eric and they've accused and then drew and shaka surprisingly lost at home to brave me

no word yet on if the pit bull's owner...has been contacted by police. ( darya ) in the east bay... police are investigating what caused a car to crash into a y-m-c-a building ... at castro valley elementary school. these are pictures of the scene from the fire department. it happened yesterday it happened ( darya ) new this morning... in the east bay... the alta bates medical center in berkeley will stay open for at least the next 10 years. sutter health made the announcement yesterday. there had been rumors that the facility could close as soon as next year. those rumors led to protests outside of the hospital. there are still plans to close the facility eventually. sutter health says the closure is to avoid the cost of upgrading the building to meet the state's earthquake standards. when it closes it will merge with the summit medical center in oakland. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a local teacher is arrested... after holding a child over a second floor balcony at school. why parents are now rallying

. >> it is looking ugly for the bulls, and ugly week for the bulls.irst of all, the stronger than estimated jobs report. that is leading investors to the conjecture that perhaps we will see higher rates at the fed meeting next month. that is pushing rates higher and causing consternation in the market. some big earnings reports missing estimates. that leading to the downdraft in stocks today. and what has been a weak week for the stock market. s&p 500 over the past week is down more than 2.5%, on track for the worst week all the way back to february of 2016. about two years since we have seen a week like this for the s&p 500. today, the big tech earnings we have been watching the apple and google both trading lower with apple initially shares rising after the report last night but came back down on revenue forecasts. it's all lower shipments last quarter of the iphone x. because of the average selling price, revenue rose. out of bed is spending -- alphabet is spending more to make money, cost rising and unexpected places for analysts. amazon cannot be

and how much, dan, would it take you to get in the ring with this bull? >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> baseball is back. the giants showing they do have some offense in 2018. the giants and brewers, only 60 degrees in scottsdale. two-run double, the giants put up four in the second. take a 4-0 lead. question, does pablo sandoval have anything left? maybe so. as jon miller would say, adios. but six errors by the backups were late costly. the giants lose, 6-5. >>> angels and aces in mesa. speaking of the moon, that's where matt olsen will hit them. look at the guy in the a's uni. he took it from a little kid. a's down 8-7. two men on for anthony garcia, who is trying to make the club. a two-run walkoff single. that ought to help. and the athletics come back to win it 9-8. >>> sharks lost 7-1 in nashville. sparky, he's chomping down, hoping for better results. sharks, 1-0. turn it over in their own zone. costly. nick schmaltz. schmaltz, on his 22nd birthday, 2-0. how does this get through? it does. he beats jon francois. he made 32

. >>> a pit bull attack on an east bay 6-year-old child by a 7-year-old pit bull. he bit the girl in the abdomen and the pit bull in quarantine this morning. she's expected to recover. >>> we now know more about the north bay family accused of running brothels. david roseburg and his mother are under arrest for human sex trafficking. police say they were in business for more than 10 years and had 150 women working for them. the son would post ads online and then take a cut. both mother and son are being held on $250,000 bail. >> reporter: overnight a shooting leaves two dead. we are gathering details and we'll bring you the latest ahead. >> and two local athletes heading to south korea. we'll take a look at the sendoff. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... with drivers hitting the roads heading to work.. we're monitoring what you can expect ... including your forecast. let's get a look at weather and traffic. here's neda iranpour <<>> >>> we are getting a little more breezy throughou

there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach talking about a crazy day like today. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. say hello to the new new normal. the same as the old normal after another whip solid day where the dow is flying high and then nose dives to close 19, look at this you blinked and you missed it or you blinked and you got crushed by it. nasdaq got pummelled you need to get used to craziness. and believe me, i have been around forever, it is craziness. if you can't handle it, you have to take your bat and ball and go home people call the environment that we had for the last year the new normal but you know what, there was nothing normal about what we went through no, not today, i am talking about the last year. the kind of action we had until last week where the market goes up for

. >>> plus a miss ricochets for a one in a million shot, and a bride cracking the bull whip in a gooday. why it's not her only talent, but guess who better stand in line or -- >> he might get asked to leave. get it? >> oh, vera, you landed one! good. >>> we all know it can be tough getting surgery. paul went through a nasty appendectomy, ended up in the hospital for a couple of weeks and got a checkup from the nurse. eventually paul comes out, lets him in. if you're wondering about that radiation quip, the nurse is in the full-on outfit, mask and everything. nurse asks questions, checks up on things are healing. >> where is the wound? >> checks out the wound, sees how it's coming together, takes a few pictures. it's all relatively normal and then it starts getting a bit weird. suddenly the nurse walks off into the kitchen, opens the fridge, pops a drink, takes a swig. paul is like what kind of nurse are you? >> tired? >> what? >> are you tired? >> gets back to ask him questions. are you tired? are you sleeping? >> i'm so suspicious. >> if you're suspicious now you'll get more suspicio

the economy is on solid foot it's a bull market it's a correction in a bull market after a 10% correctionseen stellar gains historically. so, i think we look pretty good with the caveat that if the fed gets too agregressive, it could change things. >> where do you think interest rates are going, all that said, or does it matter? >> well, certainly i think it matters because market participants are going to play close attention. we could touch 3% on the ten-year treasury. bear in mind where we're coming from we're coming from zero percent interest rates, from historically low artificial interest rates and market participants have been arguing the normalized rates for a long time now that it's happening, it's the end of the world as we know it aid new dynamic is taking place but we think it's accompanied by global growth to an extent where it's not going to upset the markets. >> as i mentioned, we had over 2.9% on the ten-year it's about 2.85% now amid all this volatility, one of the biggest names in the hedge fund industry has more. >> we want to first bring you back to the end of january

he wanted a pit bull, a guy who would weaponize the law and bend and twist the rules. you could feel volumes with the complaints against andrew weissmann and the cases that have been overturned. sucti successfully to conceal evidence and intimidate witnesses. >> sean: great job, everybody. we'll absorb all this and reconvene on monday. coming up, the fbi admitted that the bure received a tip about the florida school shooter last month. this is tip two that they didn't act upon. judge jeanine pirro will weigh in on that. and of course our lead story tonight. >> sean: as we are continue this special edition of "hannity." law enforcement reminded the public if you see something, say something. but last month the fbi failed to act on such a tip, according to a statement from the fbi, a person close to nikolas cruz contacted the bureau's tip line and provided, quote, information, about cruz's gun ownership, a desire to kill people, erratic behavior and the potential of him conducting a school shooting. following the tip, the fbi failed to investigate this information. the f

he want admit bull, a guy who would weaponize the law and bend and twist the rules.ou could fill volumes with the complaints filed against andrew weissmann and the cases that have been overturned and his repeated attempts successfully to conceal evidence and intimidate with its. >> sean: i could keep you on all night. great job, everybody. we'll absorb all of this and reconvene on monday, have a great weekend. we still have a lot coming up. the fbi admitted today that the bureau received a tip about the florida school shooter last month. this is tip two, they didn't act upon. judge weighs in on that and our load story tonight. special edition of hanity, following the horivic shootings at the florida high school law enforcement reminded the public if you see something say something. tooled i89 was revealed that last month the fbi failed to act on such a tip. according to a statement a person close to nikolas cruz contacted the bureau's tip line january 5 and provided, quote, information with cruz's gun ownership, a desire to kill people, erratic behavior and disturbin

and that stock alone dropped a good five percent so it's seen that steep decline then is the longest bull market will strain history now over. it's too early to say that the bull market is over we might enter a certain correction phase most traders are not too worried yet it's not the end of the world some seven hundred points in eight years ago we were talking about a drop of around eight percent to two day point drop of seven hundred points means a drop of about two and a half percent but if the pressure on yields continue we might see this correction dragging on for quite a bit longer yen scotto on wall street for us thanks for that super bowl sunday isn't just the sporting event of the year in the united states it's every advertises dream the whole country is watching and at least a third off the broad cost is reserved for commercials which always trying to outdo each other and waltz lost and soffit subtle digs at president donald trump a more conservative game plan is expected this time around. there's no doubt about it the super bowl is big business and the show begins long before t

maybe it just means that bull isn't raging so hard. what is a bull market? it is an extended period where stock prices increase. a bear market is the opposite. an extended period where stock prices decrease. the latest bull market started in march of 2009. this is important. it is the second longest on record. while we're never going to call the highs or the lows, remember the business cycle. in a traditional business cycle, this would be about time when things would turn. remember, president's pro business policies and tax cuts may extend it. since president trump took office, even with this week's losses, the dow is up more than 4,000 points. stop looking at your 401(k) 36 times a day. it's up 20% since president trump took office. do you hear that, sarah huckabee sanders? you know what we're doing? talking about the markets. joining us now, the one and only, ron insana. >> good to see you. >> good morning to you both. >> in the last 15 minutes or so, we saw the dow up, down by more than 100 points, up by more than 100 points. we're going in and out of cor