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. >> carter is back to double d n downover that call, carter >> it is a little hot. some of the steep moves are a little less sometime but after that many months and that much money drawn in, you don't expunge that excess in one or two days, the friday/monday selloff has more to go but semis is really sort of one of the areas that within tech it's the beta trade, it's the investment trade and it's the cyclical trade and semis, this is the world semiconductor index, about 138.trillion big names like intel but also samsung, taiwan semi and so forth and what we know is that for the first time in two and a half years, the moving average is flat and on the cusp of turning down it has all the elements of a top, not a good setup but let's move on to the u.s. index otherwise known as the sox while it's not as damaged as the world index i wanted to point out the importance to the tech sector so what you see is that the relative performance peaked in december even as we've ascended. it's not making progress and here's the key thing about that. in december/january that's when w

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d died. is that true? >> reporter: yes, that's right, marcus. new information from san francisco police. one person dieing in that double shooting in the mission district. standing on the corner of 24th and harrison. up against this police tape. sfpd and the medical examiner is here as we're learning that one person died as a result of the shooting as detectives conduct their investigation, but show you guys some of the video from earlier this morning. here's information that we're getting. of course, san francisco police say it happened around 2:30 a.m. a shooting on the 2700 block of harrison street where we're standing. two people found with gunshot wounds. one dieing from injuries the other take ton san francisco general or what's being called life-threatens injury. back out here live. as i mentioned, a very active scene. detectives are surveying the kbraerp noticeably absent from the information we're getting is if there is still a suspect they're looking for or if the suspect it in custody. umm trying to get that information and will bring that to you as soon as we get it. >>> also neighbors believe someone intent

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this is all relate to d to what perceive as a double standard. the double standard that people expect you to live under and the standard you all live under. 2c-194 says, it shall be the duty of said president or senate or speaker of the house in the case where they certify -- i'll get to a bottom line even short shorter. when we find somebody in contempt and refer it, the u.s. attorney for the district of colombia whose duty it shall be to bring the matter to a grand duty for its action. now, under both president bush and under president obama, you two and your predecessors have decided that you're going to consider "shall" as a, if i feel like it, if i consider the case worthy, i will consider the case de novo and not do it. if either of you are held in contempt, will you allow yourself, or allow the u.s. attorney, to bring that case before a grand jury pursuant to the law, or will you, like your predecessors, object? >> congressman, i am glad to say that i'm actually not familiar with that issue. >> you were serving in the department of justice

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charles: fallout from samantha d posner while comments about ivanka trump escalating as a present steps in to call out the doublendard in the present tweeting why are they firing to no talent samantha bee for the horrible language used in our low-rated show the total double standard but that's okay. we are running and will be doing so for a long time to come. here to discuss brit mckinley "fox news" contributor. let me start with you on this. in the same weight obviously with rosanne being fired for our to eat, the next day for this to happen is just remarkable but we see a sort of falling out to separate ways. what do you make of that? >> blatant hypocrisy from hollywood and the liberal media could rosanne as inappropriate as our comments were immediately she apologized that she regretted it, told trump supporters to not make excuses for our and our show was immediately canceled. samantha bee, status of affected and now we are seeing with "msnbc" with jury read more things are coming out from anti-semitism and nothing is being done so a lot of questions are being asked about why is it okay for conservatives and

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own goal that lead that lead was doubled eighteen minutes from time with real madrid star luka hitting the net from the police spot the win puts croatia at the top of group d. saturday's earlier games featured two of the tournament favorites and also a country playing its first ever world cup match over now to our team in the heart of moscow with analysis from a marine you and peter schmeichel. it was. at . the first. i don't think it's a fair result i think after the play at that pass to play the good game they couldn't play better than what they did with the potential they have i'll always like to praise the team that plays in their limits and i'll start the play in delhi means france has players to play better than what they did and i think they were a little bit a little bit lucky of course the penalties a penalty of course the second goal is a goal but without. dogs they are without goal line technology the result will be different but i'm really happy that technology helped to give the truth of the game. ah the father because. i. was going on every branch of reassurance and i had everyone said we will come here against france and to not being there w

eighty own goal that lead was double the eighteen minutes from the time the influential luca moderates netting from the penalty spot the two know when sending creation top of group d. . meanwhile peru's hopes of getting their first world cup appearance in thirty six years of trying off to a winning start where thwarted by denmark who saw off the south americans one nil and we have the perfect person to talk about the match in our world cup studio overlooking red square denmark's former number one and peter smikle whose very own song kasper was in goal for the danes. it was. at. the door. i don't think it's a fair result i think after the play at their best to play the good game they couldn't play better than what they did with the potential they have i'll always like to praise the team that plays in their limits and how strong the play in delhi means france has players to play better than what they did and i think they were a little bit a little bit lucky of course the penalty is a penalty of course the second goal is a goal but without. dogs yeah or without goal line technology the result would be different but i'm really happy that technology helped to give the

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own goal the lead was doubled eighteen minutes from time the influential look i'm odd rich netting from the penalty spot the two nil when sending the croats top of group d. . meanwhile peru's hopes of getting off to a good start were thwarted by denmark too soft the south americans want to prove missed a penalty as well wish to what was their first world cup appearance in thirty six years and we had the perfect person to talk about the match in our world cup studio overlooking red square denmark's former number one peter schmeichel whose very old song kasper was in goal for the date. at. the was above the. i was. i was i don't think it's a fair result i sing call for the play at that pass to play the good game they couldn't play better than what they did with the potential they have always like to praise the team that plays in and i'll strum the play in the means trunks as players to play them better than what they did and i think there was a little bit a little bit of course the penalties a penalty of course the second goal is a goal but with dogs. with dogs or with the goal line technology the result would be different but i'm really happy that techno

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