brian split of allendale, craig vandyke of top third. before we jump into the markets, give us just a brief background. >> sure, tyne. so i was in the united states marine corps from 1999 to 2004, aater survival instructor, and spent some time in iraq during the initial invasion in 2003. >> and, craig? >> u.s. . my from 2006 to 2012. i served with the 82nd airborne in 6 spent 2009 in tal afar, iraq. >> well, thank you both for your service. now, we'll jump into the markets. usda report this week when they raised yields, carryover, a bit of it seemed a bit of a shock, definitely a bearish tone-- a bearish reaction. craig, where do we go from here? >> well, the market's not a huge incentive to see some bibuying to spur us higher a this point. ultimately, with the numbers we had this week out of the usda, i expect to see a continued sideways choppy trade with small opportunies here and there. the carryouts look big in s sbeans. the demand is not there in corn and the wheat number continues to grow and grow. now, this is the third consecutiv

brian. >> kenneth craig, live in paris tonight, thank you. >>> there is no specific threat against the u.ss time. but mark kelly shows us attacks are already prompting security changes here at home. >> reporter: following the deadly explosions friday at a soccer stadium in paris, the nfl is ensuring robust security at all its football games this weekend. >> the bottom line, nobody knows when it's going to happen, but it could happen anywhere. >> reporter: getting into the raiders-vikings game today at the coliseum looked as tight as airport security. long lines and many more officers, local and federal, on patrol. >> seems like about double almost. >> reporter: assistant sheriff casey knight says there is no specific threat. just heightened security inside and outside the stadium. >> looking for anything that might be out of place because our job here is to make sure everybody who comes to the game has a good time. >> reporter: the nfl said, quote, following the events in paris on friday, we are closely monitoring events and have been in communication with the department of homeland securi

craig that part is true. : clinton spokesman brian fallon tweeted, we actually are doing high-fives right now. craig boswell cbs news washington, d.c. mollie: on the democratic side, more progress at drake university today, preparing for saturday's cbs news debate. kcci is also a proud co-sponsor of the event. our own kevin cooney will moderate, along with john dickerson and nancy cordes of register's" kathie obradovich. also, new information in the shooting death investigation in the town of polaroid. they identified the victim as a 41-year-old del curry potter. potter's body was found tuesday morning and no arrests have been made. investigators say they do not believe the public is in danger. still to come the fbi says a , popular online scam continues to grow and you could be the next victim. also child soldiers, we'll take , a look at how thousands of veterans laid their lives on the to. it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. if you think there's

brian splitt and craig vandyke are in to talk markets after the break. mentioned it was veteran's day this week, so on the round table we have the marine corps and the army represented. brian split of markets, give us just a brief background. >> sure, tyne. so i was in the united states marine corps from 1999 to 2004, a water survival instructor, and spent some time in iraq during the initial invasion in 2003. >> and, craig? >> u.s. army from 2006 to 2012. i served with the 82nd airborne in 6 spent 2009 in tal afar, iraq. >> well, thank you both for your service. now, we'll jump into the markets. usda report this week when they raised yields, carryover, a bit of it seemed a bit of a shock, definitely a be

brian, back to you. >> kenneth craig, live in paris, thank you. >>> back here in california, a cal state long beach student killed in the terrorist attacks is being remembered tonight. a vigil is taking place at this hour on campus for 23-year-old gonzalez. she was at a restaurant friday night with friends when gunmen opened fire from a passing vehicle. she was wounded and died later at a hospital. she was a design student studying in paris for a semester. friends and family described gonzalez as a diligent and committed student with lofty goals. >> nohemi was a star in our department, a shining star. she brought joy, happiness, laughter to everybody she worked with is. >> she was one of 19 people killed at the bistro. nine others were critically wounded. friends say she had dreamed about studying abroad in paris. >>> here in the bay area, san francisco state says 35 of its students are studying in paris this semester. all are safe and accounted for. >>> and meanwhile, hundreds gathered outside of san francisco's city hall today to remember the victims of the paris attacks. ♪ >> people s

. >> that part is true, brian fallon tweeted we actually are doing high five's right now. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and stay with cbs-3 for the latest on the race for president. when we're not on tv we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. >>> montgomery county man more than $7 million richer this morning. joe mckie hand is the new world champ of poker. >> it is a jack. joe mckiean goes wire to wire to win the 2015 main event. >> and in a sixers jersey nonetheless, 24 year old beat out more than 6,000 other poker players for that title. now each player had to pony up $10,000 to enter that tournament. and he won it, the runner up is also from our area. marlton native, joshua beckly, congratulations to both of you. >>> still ahead this noon, the search is on after a house suddenly explodes. half that home is leveled. it location, dangerously close to a major new jersey airport. >> and as we mentioned, it is veterans day today for all of the veterans out there, you de is her after break today. later on we'll tell you about the deals, free food and more just

craig johnson because we could turn. today short term bottom. what are you seeing? >> thanks, brian.re seeing with the broader market is we certainly have lost momentum over the last week or so. from our perspective not too surprising given the strong october that we have seen. if we're going to get a little backing and filling here let's put this in the context that the bigger longer term secular bull market it intact. you would have to have a close below 1800, 1820 to violate that. from our perspective on the shorter term trade you have area support between 2020, 2040 a little bit of area ofupport and after that right around 2,000. so from our perspective we have maybe about another 1% down side. before i think the market will try to rally. there's a lot of concern out there with what's happening in the consumer space for obvious reasons, the energy patch and also in what's happening in basic materials across the board. >> you sound reasonably sang win, not that concerned, short term profit taking. >> yeah. we've seen some of this before and what we're seeing is kind of a rotation.

craig, chart the s&p 500 for us. does it look different from a technical perspective? >> for a technical perspective, brian pretty good and i would not be underweight equities at this point in time. when i come back and i look at the chart on the s&p 500, the secular bull market we've talked about confirmed in 2013 is still very much intact. we've been in a trading range at the upper end, 2135. lower end was 1865. all we've been doing is consolidating in between the levels right now. this week was a really important week technically. we came back to the zone of 2020, 2040, found good support. rallied off of it. i think we're setting ourselves up for certainly a strong move into year end. 2135 at year end is our call. we'd remain strong in here and we think it's going to continue on in 2016. >> if i may add, you have a forward looking multiple of 17 times next year. this is pretty lofty. especially with operating margins at a somewhat extended from a historical perspective. as global growth decelerates and we think global growth is going to be around 2%, 2.25%, it provides vulnerability for investors. this

. >> craig brian isn't your average football coach. he's deaf, and he can read lips b. but he can't have conversations with his players from the sidelines. i tell them what to do, bring your arm up. and moving the shoulder, and i have to show them how to communicate. >> he has had a lot of practice. >> i think that anything can >> craig has coached his s,