. >> police were called just before 3:00 to scatter good and charles streets where a 19-year-old man was found shot in the head. the 19-year-old is in stable condition at a local hospital. >> gunfire rang out in the racquetball club in bucks county. two men were arguing when one pulled a gun and shot the other. the victim is in the hospital in stable condition. the suspect remains on the run at this hour. >> neighbors took matters into their own hands when a man was crashing into parked cars in the neighborhood. bob brooks spoke to some of the neighbors. >> it's a scare ji couple of minutes. it's hard to sew, but you can clearly see what is happening. police say a man in a ford pick up smashed into 16 cars last night. we had to stop him. we didn't know if he was going to kill somebody. >> one of the vehicles belonged to zach. he says he and his girlfriend were inside watching a movie when this truck came crashing into their chevy equinox. >> it may be totaled. close to totaled. my car was hit three times. neighbors say he continuously rammed cars on the left side. some hit so hard th

well, as soon as alexis gets in office and the charles street redevelopment plan is dead in the waterup the mantle of -- no! no, no, no, no! molly, what is it? what? julian: alexis. hey, alexis. you all right? ♪ [ sighs ] a city is a living thing. property values generate taxes, taxes pay for the things that make a city great. they pay for the schools, they pay for the parks, they pay for the road maintenance, they pay for the -- stop, stop, stop! -what? -we did this all wrong.

i got to tell you, man, charles street is lit right now. i mean, it's hopping.lls, folks on the corner canvassing for both ned and alexis. yeah. people are pretty invested in this election. you know what, man? it's more than just choosing a new mayor. the future of this neighborhood rests in the balance. ♪ [ camera shutters clicking ] ♪ okay, and make sure everybody knows that if they are in line when the polls close, they will still be allowed to vote. okay, sweet. hi. can i get two julian's girlfriend coffees to go, please? julian's girlfriend coffee?

in the frankford section of philadelphia, they were called just before 3:00 at scatter good to charles street where a 19 year-old man was found shot in the head. victim has not been identified but is in stable condition, at a local hospital. >>> president trump today weighed into pennsylvania's congressional redistricting battle. in a tweet he says that the newly redrawn map is unfair to republicans, and to the country, as a whole, and he said, it must ab peeled to the u.s. supreme court as soon as possible, in fact, state g.o.p. appealed the case on wednesday. last month the state supreme court threw out old map considered to be one of the most gerrymandered in the country. >>> we are following the news, house intelligence committee released a democratic memo, rebuttals g.o.p. memo accusing the fbi of surveillance abuse. initial memo claimed that the fbi suppressed democratic ties to a research document on candidate donald trump. today's memo, says that an extensive review found no evidence of illegal or unethical behavior by law enforcement. there will be much more on this story and memo co

this he were called to scatter good and charles street where a person was found shot in the head. victimes name, condition and details of the shooting remain unknown. >>> out of control, vehicle left a path of destruction in south philadelphia. investigators say a man in the ford pick up, smashed into 16 cars there, and this was the scene near porter and third street at 10:30 last night. neighbors helped end chaos by yank ago this driver from his truck. >> we had to stop because we don't know whether he was going to go all the way down the block so we had to do something. >> we will hear more from the victims coming up 59:30 during this newscast. >>> ahead on crash in the overbrook section of the city sent one person to the hospital, this morning. it happened, shortly after 6:30 at lansdowne and haverford avenue. investigators say a man was driving one of those vehicles was taken to lankanol hospital and no word tonight on the extent of his injuries. also, no word, on who was responsible for the crash. >>> across the country and right here in philadelphia, people are taking part i

not a lot of schools or streets named for joe mccarthy. charles: the fbi has been questionable in their investigation of hillary clinton and president trump. >> if mr. comey thinks this is a witch hunt, these were facts give to the house intelligence committee. they issued a subpoena in august and it took months to pry it out of their hands. it's bases on material given to the intel committee. even though it may hurt a few individuals, it's strong for the country. charles: people want to have faith in their intelligence community. i want to bring in our panel to help us further this discussion. president trump's immigration push. emily jashinsky. and bob, this whole thing with unity i thought resonated very well. i thought it was a fantastic state of the union speech. i thought the democrats did themselves a disservice. can it keep the gop united and somehow unite the rest of the country? >> there is no doubt about it, the republicans have a spring to their step. they had a rough start to 2017, but it ended withing a bang. they got the tax bill an

charles: ford o'connell and michael barns. the "wall street journal" reporting that the same fbi texts where referring to agents preparing a briefing for president obama on russia meddling and not the clinton probe. this report cites anonymous sources who may have a political agenda. but until people go under oath we won't know anything for sure. this is coming from the "wall street journal." what do you make of it? >> i think the "wall street journal" is even better for president trump. peter strzok started the investigation with george papadopoulos in july. so you are going to tell me comey did not brief the president on that because that related to russia? this does not vindicate donald trump, but it helps him greatly in the court of public opinion. 55% of the american public think the obama white house spied on political opponents. charles: the text between strzok and page that obama wants to know everything, certainly that's pretty damning as well. >> when it comes to upholding the rule of law, there need to be a wall between the white ho

charles: a thousand points blows away the prior record. people were stopping me on the streets. charlie, what's up with right aid? but it's like what's going on, we need help. >> i got a lot of text messages and emails. one of the things i told everybody. everybody is assessing the risks specially after you have such a great january. so when you start to see that the 10-year is rising and you start to see wages increase. those are the costs of capital and the costs of labor. everybody was assessing that friday. you have got 17 times earnings for next year. the global economy is growing. it was a recess and a risk. charles: all eyes on the fed. they have a new fed chief. people are situation we are looking at is eerily similar to 1987 when allen greenspan had to make some quick decisions. do you see the parallels and do you think we should have a different assessment than we had a week ago? all of a sudden it seems people think he's a super hawk. >> chairman greenspan had a chance to grade brady. i think they feel internal equity to volatility markets. the news on employment just

charles calhoun 2459 post street. my wife and i have lived at that address for nine years. it's directly across from one of the trees on post street, i believe, the gentle man who referred to it as number one. in any case, it's the western most of the two. it's absolutely beautiful. we stare out of it from our windows. i just want to say i wonder what neighbor it was who spoke about limbs falling because we see those trees every single day. i don't ever remember seeing limbs fall from the trees on post street. i can't speak to the ones on the others, but i just want to reinforce that this pair of eyes is telling you that limbs don't fall very often there. >> president honda: thank you. >> any other public comments? okay. seeing none, mr. williams. >> thank you. steve williams again. there's been no tree, no failure for the past 35 years that i have lived nearby there. we've had some tremendous weather in that time. why did the hearing officer get it completely wrong then? you know? dpw is out there doing their job. the condition of the trees is not an issue. i'm sorry. ther

for more, let's bring in keith parker who has the highest s&p target on the street and charles, head group of ariel investments keith, what we've seen in the past week and a half, are you sticking by that s&p target? >> we see the, what's transpired over the last week is quite extraordinary. we have the rise in rates, which helped drive a surge in the vix. some passive selling, which was driven quite a bit of volatility over the past week and you know, price to earnings multiples, which have shifted down by two times asd up modestly at these level, we see a buying opportunity. data remains strong and you're get k equity now at a two times discount to what they were just a week and a half ago. >> and charles, looking at interest rates and sort of the pretty dramatic move we've seen in recent weeks. the fact this seemed on the heels of a friday jobs report, that this really sort of seemed to trigger all this volatility how much higher do you expect rates to go and what do you think that means for equities? >> a great question. everybody's agreeing the higher rates are bad for the marke

street" tonight. it's been a wild week on the market. charles payne is here with "making money." charles: president trump signing into law a major economic deal. we begin with a wild week on wall street. the dow swinging more than 500 points top to bottom. we have seen this for six trading sessions in a row. and this is the first time it has occurred since october 2008. joining me to break it down. lindsey bell. and ross gerber. lindsey, your overall feel for how this market traded this week, and how it traded today, and how investors should be prepared for the next week or so. >> it's been a wild week. but it felt good to end in the green on today. we saw a lot of selling all week. the sellers were outpacing the buyers. but at the end of today jpmorgan asset memo released a memo on the short volatility trades that have been blamed for some of the wild swings. they are saying the selling related to that to cover their margins was over. but this is a time for investors to be disciplined. this is an opportunity. charles: paul, what we also saw was major money, $24 billion coming ou

6,000 is because there's just -- wall street was supposed to come in bitcoin and it hasn't and there's a lot of regulatory obstacles and reputation issues. charlestraditional players in this, you know, because they'll be on both sides of this? >> yeah. charles: if you're a bitcoin person you like the idea that you hope government ultimately can't mess around with it and it's not a fiat currency but also the establishments, many people think that it's a danger to wall street. block chain technologies, why would they help it, why wouldn't they sabotage it? >> that's right. part want slow progress but a lot see opportunity. i agree, millennials are really the driving force behind what's happening with bitcoin adoption. they recognize digital money is the future. it's a lot safer to store money digitally than to leave somewhere where hacker can steal it. outside the u.s., i think trust as you mentioned is quite low in government and in banking system, bitcoin is much larger outside the u.s. charles: have you seen ratings of congress lately in trust ain't that high. [laughter] >> thank you. charles: great seeing you. republican raising number of cash

been seeing things like this arguably for maybe not quite as long as prince charles has been saying similar things that people street which have your that initiative happen before the run of blows a disaster in bangladesh implicating prime or madeleine l'engle monsoon wal-mart which killed or injured three thousand six hundred people i mean i went over there with people trade interviewed some of the people who'd actually seen in that building it was quite terrifying really that whole experience i mean i don't know what we can do about it because people are still going to want to buy this economic uprise one sustainable but for mass fashion that could be it could. destroy itself what do you think about with bricks at me still. challenging times for fashion coming from this guy i can't bear to think about it i did not vote for breakfast i kept hoping that they'd say what we made a mistake let's do another vote in the mean time that's what's happened then we'll have to wait and see what happens i mean what does it mean for london fashion designers or fashion designers or the rest don't yet know do way i mean we're all

charles avenue. >> reporting from new orleans. it doesn't get any better. we have people lining the streets watching the beautiful parades on historic st. charles avenue. and this is a personal mardi gras for us here in new orleans because not only is it fat tuesday, but we're also celebrating the 300th anniversary of the founding of the city of new orleans. and that party, folks, will be going on all year long. you need to go to new orleans.com and check out the events, festivals, parties and the event that will be a part of the birthday celebration. happy mardi gras from saint charles avenue in new orleans, louisiana. >>> uber rolling out limits on drivers. how the company is making uber rides a lot safer. >>> we're getting a clearer breakdown of president trump's budget proposal means. it would add $7 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years. more money for the military, a border wall, and opioid treatment. and it also proposes deep cuts to domestic spending programs as well as the elimination of community development block grants, funding for afterschool programs. and public broad

yellow flag, not a red flag, for long-term investors, this is the wrong time to play the wall street game. liz: charlesthe only guy who takes his glasses off to read. [laughter] we hit session lose again. i need to get to nicole. what's going on? reporter: watching energy, a big story. crude, west tech is at 65. exxon and chevron missing on profit numbers in the latest better and two of the big losers on the dow jones industrial average. exxon down 6.6%, and can also see chevron down almost 6% now at this time. so oil itself is down, energy is the number one sector that is to the downside. though it has come up off the lose. i will also tell you while the vix is moving higher here, highest level since november of 2016, the traders are feeling okay, they know we've had such a run-up. they're okay with this kind of day. down 2.5%. they think it will even out next week, but as i said an hour ago, they were saying there was no reason to buy in this last hour of trading going into the weekend. you have the memos floating around, anything that could develop, they're going to wait until monday. we knew ultima

street. kron 4's charles clifford joins us in the studio with more on what this may mean for your financial future. (chuck)well, certainly, if youre not someone who follows or studies the markets . seeing the dow make a sharp drop after a long period of climbing can result in some anxiety. but it's importnat to remember that this drop actually happened this drop actually remember that it's importnat to some anxiety. but can result in period of climbing drop after a long make a sharp seeing the dow the markets . follows or studies someone who youre not well, certainly, if (chuck) (chuck)well, certainly, if youre not someone who follows or studies the markets . seeing the dow drop after a long period of climbing can result in it's importnat to remember that this drop actually happened because the economy is doing really well. sotit's just a normal bull market correction.venoo kakar is an assistant professor of economics at san francisco state universtiy. she says that even though the market dropped over a thousand points. . don't panic.sotno, not because of a one day drop. kakar says despite the set

been seeing things like this arguably for maybe not quite as long as prince charles has been saying similar things that people street which have your that initiative happen before the run of blows a disaster in bangladesh implicating a prime or madeleine l'engle monsoon wal-mart which killed or injured three thousand six hundred people i mean i went over there with people trade interviewed some of the people who'd actually been in that building it was quite terrifying really own experience i mean i don't know what we can do about it because people are still going to want to buy this economic uprise one sustainable but for mass fashion that could be it could destroy itself what do you think about with the brics it may spell. challenging times for fashion coming from this guy i can't bear to think that it i did not practice it like. kept hoping that they'd say well we made a mistake let's do another vote in the mean time that's what's happened and we'll have to wait and see what happens i mean what does it mean for london fashion designers or fashion designers or the rest don't yet know do way i mean we're all going t

been seeing things like this arguably for maybe not quite as long as prince charles has been saying similar things that people street which have your that initiative happen before the run of blows a disaster in bangladesh implicating a prime or madeleine l'engle monsoon war which killed or injured three thousand six hundred people i mean i went over there with people trade interviewed some of the people who'd actually being in that building it was quite terrifying really that whole experience i mean i don't know what we can do about it because people are still going to want to buy this economic uprise one sustainable for mass fashion that could be it could destroy itself what do you think about with the brics it may spell. challenging times for fashion coming from this guy i can't bear to think that it i did know. i kept hoping that they'd say well we made a mistake let's do it now. the vote in the mean time that's what's happened and we'll have to wait and see what happens i mean what does it mean for london fashion designers or fashion designers or the rest don't yet know do way i mean we're all going to continue

wall street will catch up with that. >> neil: charles payne, what rattled some investors, technology which reported good earnings. they didn't seal as nearly iphones as some thought but they sold a lot. the stock is close to correction territory. are you worried about this development? >> i have apple in my retirement account and i'm not worried. i've seen this before. this is not just an overnight thing with the earnings. all year long, the iphone x, they weren't selling as many as they thought, et cetera. we heard this often. there's a couple points early in the session when apple was higher. so if someone has it in their retirement account, i don't get worried about it. this could put pressure on the company to be more aggressive in areas like servicing outside of a hardware business. the only big tech name i think i'd be concern about is google, alphabet google. they may have to do something to keep up with the facebooks and apples. >> amazon was up. not that we're keeping track of this, jeff bezos was $120 billion reacher. i keep track. the uncertainty of the fbi investigation i

charles: what were you protesting? >> we went to a lot of protests, people arrested for dancing at the jefferson memorial and protesting that, foot loose, occupied wall street the mind set that would be attracted to bitcoin, something free of government intervings, is that what sort of what drove you to say that's something that the rest to have world may eventually want? >> that's what we like about bitcoin, completely free from political intervention and cronyism and all that stuff, that's why i got into it and we saw that as an incredible purpose and incredible technology, we knew it was going to go up. charles: where is it going to go now because a lot of people know about it and a lot of folks have gotten into it, some people bought at 19,000, they are getting hurt, what do you say to people? >> i remember bitcoin reached peak which cus peak for years, it was $1,300 and everyone got into it and at 1300 and then they lost a bunch of money from bitcoin to 300. if they stuck with it, then it went up to like you said 19,000 and so i think bitcoin will go up even more in the future, that's my opinion and i think don't sell if you bought at 19,000, don't sel

charles payne. it was a wild dine wall street with the dow swinging more than 400 points. sinking from session highs as the evening-year yield soared. but a strong economy. the data you can't ignore. some of the best and brightest in a few. but we want to begin with this breaking news out of washington. president trump wrapping up a listening session with parents, teachers and students. president trump asserting that changes will be made to our nation's gun laws including stronger background checks. president trump: there are many ideas people have and we'll pick out the strongest ideas people have and we'll get them done. it won't be talk like the has been in the past. it's been going on to go long, too many instances, and we are going to get it done. charles: one father whose daughter was murder at the massacre gave a moving speech demanding that president trump fix school safety first, then focus on gun laws. >> there should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed. it's my daughter i'm not going to see again. she is not here. she is not

charles: we are continuing our coverage of a major market sell-off on wall street. the dow jones plunging almost 700 points. leaving the index volatility to skyrocket 30%. this selling occurring despite a january robust jobs report. i will tell you why you should not be worried. i'll break it all down. but we begin with the release of the subsequent fallout over the bombshell nunes memo that's ledged surveillance abuse. reporter: this memo produced by the house intelligence committee draws a straight line from the dossier produced by christopher steele paid for by the democratic national committee and the hillary clinton campaign to the fisa warrant to surveil carter page who was a member of the trump campaign team. it says without that dossier, it quotes andrew mccabe who 70sified no surveillance warrant would have been sought without the steele dossier information. the report says steele had it out for donald trump. he was desperate that donald trump not get elected and passionate about him not being president. here was president trump on this memo earlier today.

. >>> let'srap up this week on wall street and see what may be next fortos with liz saunders from charles schwab. mommy, when is this all going to be over? or is it? [ laughter ] >> i have an 18-year-d and a 21-year-old. so they are old enough not to whine like that. but young enough not to really know what's going on. i jus have to answer to our clients at this point. >> did you see anythg in today's action that tells you that this spasm may be playing out? or can you tell? >> not necessarily. i think you want to see more than just one day that has this kind of reversal. and think you would like to see maybe a string of them or at least a couplem of t that happens in conjunction with a an easing back in the volatility index. even then, i don't think anybody would be so silly as to say all the clear. but i would like the see a little bit more of a pattern develop before we t start take some breaths. >> what are you hearing from clients? are they staying invested in thisrket? how nervous are they? >> it's interesting. our investors who have what we call an advised approach, a disciplined a

testimony a at the hall of justice on 870 drooint street that is dramatically updated and not sufficient for the medical chairman facility i've charles program manager public works should a earthquake of a major are proportion occurs we'll not continue to perform the services or otherwise inhabit the building before the earthquake. >> we're in a facility that was designs for a department that functions and in the mid 60s and friends scientific has significantly changed we've had significant problems with storage capacity for evidence items of property and also personal protective if you're doing a job on a daily basis current little storage for prirjs are frirnlsz we're in an aging facility the total project cost forever ever commercial is $65 million the funding was brought by a vote of go bond approved by the voters and the locations is in the neighborhood the awarded contract in 2013 and the i'm the executive director we broke ground in november 2015 and that started with the demolition of existing facility we moved into the foundation and january so pile foundation and then with second construction of the new facility. >> one of

come in, the gartman letter which a significant influence on wall street and charles payne host of theaking money with charles payne. you say this is just the start of, quote, a substantial bear market. where is the bottom. >> the bottom is quite some distance to the downside and we have to pay attention to the fact that we are down 1700, 1800, 1900 dow points from the highs. this is more than every hundred point correction and it is the order of the day, and those dips are 300 dow points. and the psychology of the market is changing. stuart: give some advice to our viewers. you are watching this program and you are within five years of retirement and you have a nice sizable stock portfolio. what would your advice be to the average investor? >> no question i would cut my position by half at this point. it has been a wonderful nine years, let's not doubt that. a wonderful year and a half, i suspect after a wild bear markets begin, bear markets an end and bear markets begin when the news is it's best when the environs, in the strongest economic terms, this is happening that way in 73, an

charles: thank you, guys, very, very much. volatility continues on wall street. how do we 1/2 fate through the wild and crazy swings? we'll break it down for you right after this. charles: you know much has been made by the record amount of money exiting mutual fund last week. most observers say $30 billion that fled was part of a larger tranche of 100 billion that came pouring in 2018 in the beginning of the year. now sadly, those same observers have taken to calling these would be investors dumb money, suggesting their timing is always wrong and the market is simply no place for them, but deliberate shakeout of so-called dumb money, with he lietz want certain privileges to themselves, especially owning and controlling stock market. you say every time i get in the market it goes down, perhaps it is not your imagination. but it is not bad timing or dumb luck either. the moment you hit your snooze button the alarm clock, put on jogging sneakers, drink a cup of coffee, latest gizmo to avoid traffic you're in the stock market, knee deep in it. it is people that make

street. ashley: next week. charles: here he is the man himself, neil cavuto charles: here is neil cavuto. neil: thank you, my friend. his public defender is trying to seal some court records. we're not sure which. no specific records have been cited the state has not seen the records this defender wants removed but judge will make a call at 1:00 p.m. regardless. we'll take you to that, when that event occurs. meantime there is a lot of back and forth over the failure of the fbi to drop the ball on this, some of the signs given multiple occasions, how much trouble that could telegraph. the president said maybe the distraction of the russian probe got in the way of the fbi doing what it should be doing. is that fair? is that remotely right? let's go to former justice department official robert driscoll. that has come up quite a bit, robert, the fbi with the obsession to the russian investigation dates back to 2014 or at least the first hints of it, that that got in the way of its normal duties. is that true? >> no. i mean, i think that is kind of an unfair criticism because people are assig

streets to the canvas. a new exhibit shines a light on those still in prison. prince charles has chosen his bride.hree weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos‘s sanctuary, malacanang, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. though there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope, very soon for the sake of the credibility and authority of the next pope. benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: russia has said there is no agreement on a un security council let's stay wi

couple ties the knot they will ride in cash ratch through the streets before returning tore september at sane george's hall. prince charlesevening foreclose friends and family members at an undisclosed location. >>> so a year after taking his final bow with black sabbath a solo owes see ows born decid ded his coming world tour will be this last. ozzy and his wife and manager sharon announced the rock icon no mortars two. the title reference to a 1992 outinouting original plan as hit after doctors misdiagnosed him with ms. the tour kicks off late this summer. the 69-year-old says he's still -- he'll still book an occasional concert or festival gig after the tour wraps up in 2020. >> we set the tour. i've got grandchildren now. i want to see more of them. whereas the kids we had i didn't see them grow up. >> can you imagine ozzy as your grandpa? [ laughter ] >> tickets no mortars two go on sale friday. ozzy says he's in the early stages of a new album his first since 2010. so i want to introduce to mike the newest staff member at a high school in missoui and fo fox's shows us he may have the most important job of all. >> th

charles: it's been cascading down. i like the idea of an optimistic america. people on main street want to tune out dc, that's fine as long as they feel better about themselves. the better they feel, the better outcome will be for all of us. there seemed to be a disconnect within the republican party. does the swamp need to be drained? and is this a generational divide? we'll discuss that next. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. the entire community came whtogether as a whole.t, ♪ it was such an overwhelming response to help others. no one thought that they were going to do this before it happened and everyone just did it. i think that's the way that human nature should be looked at. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ won't let nobody hurt you. ♪ i'll stand by you. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boo

charles walked down the aisle to get his marriage blessed in 2005. the newlyweds will leave in a horse and carriage and travel along windsor's main street. then down the so-called long walk before arriving back at windsor castle giving thousands of spectators a chance to see the couple along the way. and meghan when ow would >> they want to be able to give the public a chance to share their celebrations of them, be part of the day. that was very, very important to harry and meghan when they first got engaged, how would they do that. >> carriage rides are a royal tradition. prince william and kate rode in one after their 2011 ceremony, as did prince charles and lady diana before them. the royal couple is not sticking with all traditions, though. they're having their wedding on saturday instead of a friday so more of the public can attend. >>> one weather element changed big time. remember friday it hit 84 degrees in alamo? didn't hit 64 in alamo today, but we still have shine and we still are 0 for february with rainfall. will that change? your forecast is next. >> and coming up at 6:00 tonight the debate over new guidelines for vacation

charles aimer of war minister was communicating with an undercover police officer. he is charged with luring and attempted assault. >> a man that threatened to shoot up an upper darby church is back on the street and the clergy are concerned. dann cuellar is with upper darby police. you have the full story? >> especially in the wake of the school shooting last week, people are on edge. police are looking for this guy when he turns himself in. hours later, he's back on the streets. >> the fact that he was able to sign his own bail is beyond belief to me. >> on sunday morning he was escorted out of church service at beulah tabernacle after he was harassing parishioners. >> he said he was going to come back and kill everybody. that's a threat. as terroristic as you can get. >> hargrove turned himself in this morning but was ordered released by judge anne daredako on $30,000 bail. >> that's asinine. this guy is a danger. when you make those threats, there has to be consequences. >> the incident has heightened concerns for other churches like the collision cente christian cr darby. >> pastors have to think about church security. >> church elders here have been looking at ways of securing the facili

hundreds of people have taken to the streets of seoul they're furious at the appearance of a north korean general at the winter olympics closing ceremony general kim yong charles had talks with south korea's intelligence chief and he blamed the seventy two year old for involvement in the deaths of dozens of south koreans saying that in twenty ten. government has deployed its air force to search for one hundred ten girls who are missing after a boko haram attack gunman targeted a school in the country's northeastern state of yo bay last week president mohammad who bihari called the abduction a national disaster. the u.n. says the number of people without reliable access to food in south sudan is unprecedented it's revealed in a new report that sixty percent of the population relies on handouts for food and half of those people are on the brink of starvation charlotte bellis as small. half of south sudan some five million people a facing malnutrition and even starvation this map shows how hard it is to get food in south sudan people in yellow areas can find just enough for to survive or into areas represent a crisis fate. where many people mel nourished and red

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charles schwab chief investment strategist, liz ann sonders and herman cain. we need the pulse from main street. that is why herman is here. how americans are coping with the dramatic swings. first go to the floors of cme and new york stock exchange. nicole, dow and and s&p out of correction territory. of course that could change on monday. >> no doubt. you hit the nail on the head, volatility feels like it is here to stay. we had more than 1000-point swing top to bottom today. we ended up 331 points. we had biggest selloff in points twice this week with over 1000 point-selloff. we had a lot of volatility for the week. dow, nasdaq, s&p, are down 5%. as you noted out of correction territory. 23,955 would have been the correction territory. we've had such an incredible run. look at the vix, the fear index. that jumped to 50 earlier in the week. that is the highest since the "flash crash" in 2015. but today it finished down but had been around 40. so we've seen a lot of volatility there. people that were betting on the downside in very calm market this year got squeezed. those margin calls. take l

charles: it was another wild ride for markets, major indices started to build momentum into the close, it was just two fridays ago that wall streetost its collective mind. the smartest guys in the room placed the blame on individual investors, and a strong economy, in process revealing their own animosity about sharing platform of wealth creation. inflation, they warned will reek havoc. what is inplaying it is something we some fear? we should fear run away inflation, but we love when our paychecks inplate, and values of the home inflate. we love to hear that our comic book collection is worth more. there are two schools of thought, keynesian school saying too much money chasing too few goods, we ain't there yet. velocity of money has been a perpetual freefall. we're at month -- monetarist the view of the economy. and ballooning from 900 billion in 2008 to 4.4 trillion today, they saved the banks, you don't get a t-shirt, talk about 4 looking aspects, the mark e ed market is forward locking, matching to what we continue to hear, that near-term future looks amazing, we saw homebuilder confidence for next 6 months rocket, to highes

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increases and interest rates moving up we are looking for serious selloff wall street dow industrials down 220 points, right here charlesis market whether or not this market can trade up even in face of the economy ghoeth better and better forcing rates up. >> ultimately market will trade up because economy getting better near-term profit-taking digesting knowledgeable move last year that is okay happened in the past, i would caution individual investors 401(k)s not to try to play wall street trading game or fast money game, and sort of invest on the underlying strength of this economy, because locker room that is long term driving first 25% numbers company that reporting 81% beat on top line looking at that more than earnings these days, and i am confident i am not sure what today will bring we are gyrateing so much so much anxiety out there thinking numbers going to be huge 210,000 jobs, i think fiona wearing new england patriots jersey last time we met. >> top range 230 i think maybe the worry warts in this market worry about inflation higher interest rates that is a number to watch for. >> watch wages, right so we a