the nasdaq rose 124 points, and the s&p 500 added 28.g- and, lme npr host carl kasell died today, oflications from alzheimer's disease. he spent his career in radio, and served as news anchor for npr's "morning edition" from 1979 to 2009. in 1998, he became the judge on the news quiz show "it, wait, don't tell me." winners got kasell's famed lritone on their answering machine messagese this one: ( phone rings ) >> hello, this is carl kasell from national public rad. kristin and george are not available at this time, but before you leave a message, i'd like to sing you a little tune: ♪ what's new pussycat whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa ♪ ♪ what's new whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa ♪ ( phone beeps ) >> woodruff: carl kasell was 84 years old. still to come on the newshour: representativeharlie dent, on why he is leaving congress early. the supreme court considers a case that would allow states to tax online retail. px news host sean hannity is named as a client sident trump's lawyer. how chicago is relying on its school principals to enact education reform. and, much more. >> woodruff: seven-term u

they got carl kasell's voice on their answering machine.perman, wrestling career, sold out the garden. two men who made their mark on america. rest in peace. >> dana: jesse mentioned it yesterday but tomorrow i'm going to be on "the view." currently in honor of jasper. i have a chance to go on a chat with them. hopefully we will talk about jasper. >> greg: how much do you think it's going to be jasper? >> dana: i think that picture will help me talk about jasper. >> greg: keep bringing it back to jasper. >> dana: that's easy for me to do. i want to do this "one more thing." journalist found out if they had won a pulitzer. "washington post" and "new york times" but you might not have heard about the daily paper in santa rosa, california. they got the pulitzer for their coverage of the wildfires. adam housley, a report here for fox news, says it's an amazing paper. they do terrific work. a lot of clarity for the readers. congratulations to them, local papers are so important to communities. >> jesse: they eked me out. watters' world was this