david r.: he's a freshman. fantastic. looking forward to that. nie: david robinson of admiral capital. ♪ from the're 30 minutes opening bell. welcome to "bloomberg ." i am david westin. stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. we are joined by erik: co-anchor, back from san francisco, erik schatzker. has $11 billion of credit management. also here is david kotok from cumberland advisors, which has about 2.5 billion dollars under management. collectively, we topped eight cool 13 plus the two and half dollars i have in the bank. to the first word before we get to richard and david. vonnie quinn has that. vonnie: china is talking more to keep thetaking economic slowdown from getting worse. time, china's central bank cut interest rates. in the third quarter, the chinese economy grew at the slowest pace since 2009. at least 24 people are dead after a fiery crash between a truck and bus near bordeaux in france. new developments in the race for the white house. former rhode island governor lincoln chafee is ending his bid for the democratic nomination. the l

here's abc's david wright. >> r reporter:or brandon and britney bule, the first serious curveball of parenthood camee t the day after their 17-week ultrasound. >> these are his legs, his hands and feet are in the air like this. >> reporter: the scan where the couple first found out they were having a bab boy. >> the ultrasound tech was acting strange. she got really quiet. when she got to his head and was measuring it, she didn't say a word.. >> reporter: then the very next day the phone rang with sobering news. >> they told me he had spina bifida bifida. >> how did you process that? >> i don't ow, i didn't really process it at the time. i couldn't believe it. >> reporte turns out that initial diagnis was wrong b but the scan showed a severe brain abnormality abnormality. their son's head was not forming properly. the brain almost nonexistent. miraculously, jackson survived. he's now just over a year old. the doctors didn't expect him to. in fact, it was the sort of pregnancy where doctors as gently as possible mention the word "termination." "abortion" is much too charged a word. >>

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david: gillian, i wonder howut r earnings season? we have tremendously lowered forecast. alcoa did the same. they lowered their forecast quite a bit but even came in below those lowered forecasts. are there smoke and first roars here? are investors being led along to put a rosier picture on still an ugly pig? >> frankly they are trying to manage the situation where they themselves don't quite know what is happening in china. really is about china. i was chatting with some cfos recently who were saying they saw a sharp fall in demand in china at beginning of summer. the question they're trying to work out, is that down to some kind of inventory readjustment, in which case demand bounces up again later in the year or step change of level of demand which means this could get worse and worse? perhaps one of the most interesting things to watch although consumer prices in china are holding up and consumer goods are still being sold, it is producer prices where you're really seeing deflationary tendencies right now. that is why alcoa is hurting. david: guys, thank you very much

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we sat down with the david farmer, chik-fil-a r is p menu development for a look -- vp of menu developmenthis is the market we had our eyes set on. it has taken a couple years to find the right location. we're finding other places here in town. and second location is at 46th and sixth avenue. we expect that restaurant to open up in the first quarter of 2016. we've got sort of our iconic menu items like original chik-fil-a sandwich but there is counterpart, the grilled chicken sandwich. you can get grilled chicken. salads, wonderful entree salads. chicken wrap. even grilled chicken nuggets. if you want to focus on health we have wonderful options there. we do have a special breakfast item that has not been launched to the chain yet. it is called egg white grill. it is grilled chicken with egg white on a whole wheat english move fin. i'm from atlanta. i can't get it at home but it will be special in this market. the chik-fil-a sandwich is iconic. it was founded by our founder, cathay. it has no hormones or fillers. we're moving to anti-bottomtic-free chicken. we hand bread the sandwich in th

. >> mark: and police searched for david chase rondon, allegedly shotp! \r{ a man in manchester on monday. rondon has tattooed hands, a visible neck burn. police say he may have be traveling with his girlfriend, hunter, who is not wanted at this time. the vehicle is a 2015 nissan maxima, new hampshire plate 365-7175. call police if you see rondon, do not approach him. >> elizabeth: a woman driving along the south shore got shot at by a bee-bee out of nowhere and police are trying to find who pulled the trigger. john monahan spoke to thek5q#z driver and john, several businesses have also been hit. >> >>> that's right, elizabeth. these attacks taking place over the has few days. the latest yesterday on tuesday, this time, a woman was hit while she was driving along route 53 in neighboring hanover. now, 53 and norwell where we are was a person targeted by a person or persons behind all of this on saturday. three local businesses. whoever it is took aim at the south shore bank, a nearby pizzeria and one other business down the street. each of them had damage to

david goldman! you're married! re life is abysmal until she is radicalized to fight for women's rights. this was a film produced and directed by women. how unique is that? >> completely unique. costume designer makeup designer and other roles. i've never a part of anything like that before. we were a group of women who were very very excited to be telling the story. >> reporter: i think about maude who was already very poor and she loses her husband, she loses her son, she loses her job, she is jailed multiple times, and i think, i don't know that i would have the same courage. >> yeah. >> reporter: as her. do you think you would have the same courage? >> it's such, you know it's such a hard thing because i've been lucky to grow up in a life i haven't had to fight for anything. the point of the film if you threw a rock for yourself maybe you'd throw one for everybody else. >> we have no alternative but to defy this government. >> reporter: merle streep called for the use of violent tactics like arson and vandalism. t

r. you in there, sir? >> david alpert, somebody needs to rescue him, i think. >> they're kind of easy to dodge, aren't they? >> i'm checking them out. [laughter] >> we wanted you to feel at home, by the way. >> welcome, sir, and congratulations. thank you for the wag dead. >> hi, i'm rosanna. we have some guns just in case you need them. >> if they get close. >> you can hold it in case they start to attack. anyway, how are you? >> i'm doing great, thank you. >> do you film walking dead around here? >> no, we fill in georgia. so it's pretty far away from here. >> gotcha. >> well, congratulations on all the success of the show. season six, anything you can tell us? >> you know, i think this year's going to be bigger and badder we're taking the show into entirely new territory, it's unprecedent inside the history of television, what we're trying to pull off. >> i know you can't tell us too much, but can you give us a little bit more than that? >> well, i think, you know, if you been watching the show, we've sort of ta

new launches, commercial execution, r & d. david, those things cost money. >> they do cost money and they are not the strategy that's been followed by mike pearson that has won him so many adherence certainly in the hedge fund world, namely, i acquire assets, i do everything cheaply, i get rid of people, i keep costs low, i use an extraordinarily low tax rate to help me do thindeals, generate cash flow, stay fairly levered. that's the strategy, jim, it has been and the question is is it really a change or not? one thing they can't do is use this currency for deals. >> no. valeant does not equal bristol-myers. enough said. >> there you have it. that's the mad dash for this tuesday. stay with us on squawk on the street because we have something called the opening bell coming up right after this. ly a hug. this toy is a reminder that someone cares. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is the chance to succeed. female announcer: with your support, everyone at sleep train proudly dedicates their time, hearts, and resources t

like john kasich makes a lot of sense when they talk generally about how -- david: he's done a pretty good job in ohio. jobe rne a great in ohio. we have some sensible people out, but they have not put out their plans. david: you just met with john kasich. steve s: i like john. he has done a remarkable job in ohio. he won his last election by 30 points. i've never heard anything like that. he is quite experienced, and he is a good person. he also worked at lehman brothers. that's a theme through the morning. stephanie: david, you have a different background. in the media world, these candidates -- many people are saying john kasich, who is he? how quickly can a candidate turn things around and become front and center? people have known donald trump, he has been a celebrity businessman for years. ohio, which ism important when it comes to the election. -- i know him some, not terribly well. of havingrikes me a lot of jeb bush is strength. he also seems unplugged and genuine. in that first debate, he was asked a question about same-sex marriage. it felt like a heartfelt response, he said he personally would obj

joining me now is david brock, author of "killing the messen r messenger."dan pfeiffer, cnn political commentator and former senior adviser to barack obama. the rnc released a new ad today focused on hillary clinton. let's watch it. >> please join me in welcoming hillary rodham clinton. >> hillary clinton has some explaining to do. >> recent relations with russia. >> not really working out well. >> potentially catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> taking millions of dollars from foreign governments. >> sniper fire. it was a total -- it was a lie. >> what difference at some point does it make? >> this is just par for the course for the clintons. they're always a little bit secretive. >> david, what's your reaction? >> well, i think two reactions. one, this ad is disingenious. it couldn't have basic fact checks. they're citing news reports that were retracted later. so it doesn't have credibility. but the more important thing is the republicans can't give up character attacks on hillary clinton. that is because they don't want to run against her in the gen

cat, -- r, a pirate david: this is the yearbook game. ♪ vonnie: welcome back. i'm vonnie quinn.rtling turn of events for a pharmacy his business practices under scrutiny for the way the drugs are made. they have decided to terminate the relationship with them. ceaseay they will operations as soon as possible. bloomberg news reports that philidor alters dr. prescriptions to bring more reimbursements out of insurance companies. the maker of the arthritis drug reported a third-quarter profit the beat estimates, and maker says they expect to deliver double the growth through the years 2020. target looking for a natural for walmart during the holidays, so offering free shipping to online customers and encouraging online people to pick up the items. shoppersffering online free shipping if they spend $50 or have items arranged to be shipped to stores. stephanie: thank you. piece,ng to a bloomberg buyers are shunning traditional pumpkins for ugly ones like the ones you see here. demand has surged for once with different colors, shapes, and deformities. pumpkin production of all types ha

abc's david wright has our story. >> r reporter: for the owners of this rural rhode island farmhouse the troubles started with the 2013 horror r moe "the conjuring." abt a pair of real-life ghost hunters -- >> we prefer to be known simply ed and lorraine warren. >> repter: -- investigating evil spirs. the film supposedly based on true events. the filmmakers shot it at a diffent house but used her real name and the name of the town and ever since the movie came out, the new owners of the farmhouse say they've been haunted. not by poltergeist but by horror fa and curiosity seers. >> we heard about this place from the movie. >> just wanted to take pictures from the road. >> reporter: now the homeowners have filed suit claiming while the makers of "the conjuring" have profited enormously from the film, they received nothing but a conjuring-instigated siege of the property. speaking to "inside editn" they said. >> if it needs this typ of publity or a lawsuit to get it out that is my main goal is to get it out that this stuff is made up and take the stigma off this house. >> reporter: we r

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david bren nandon is the new chairman of toys "r" us, and he is talking changes on the holiday rush. back from the dead in october. the dow up 9%, asia locking the biggest monthly gains in three years. we're going to get you ready for the opening bell as the third hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbcs first in business worldwide, i'm andrew with joe and becky, and we are 90 minutes from opening day on wall street, the best month for stocks in four years, and futures at this hour, hour and a half before the markets open this morning, you're looking at green arrows. dow up 33 points higher, nasdaq would be up 7 points, and s&p up 3 points. looking at markets in europe at this hour, call it marginally negative. everything's off, but just slightly. we should tell you on track for the biggest monthly gapes in six years. >> among the top stories at this time, valeant pharmaceuticals is terminating the roip with philidor. they are shutting down operations as so

now you're going to have to turn to r&d after totally issuing r&d, -- eschewing doing and that becomes the execution risk. davidyou very much, and thank you, liz. that is drew armstrong and elizabeth. we are minutes away from the close. we will have more in a minute on the bloomberg "market day." ♪ david: good afternoon, and welcome back to the bloomberg ,market day." i am david gura and julie hyman has more. julie? julie: it has been down, but remember it has been a tight day. there have been some fluctuations, but it looks like a negative tone. i know david was just talking about valeant, but this really is the stock story of the day, having its biggest one-day dlunge ever, more than halve that pledge as, indeed, bill ackman said they -- he had bought more shares. still a huge decline on the citron research report, saying there was some stuff going on with an affiliate of the says thisnd valeant is untrue, still finishing down by more than 17%. also, wanted to look at some of the other lagging movers with the s&p 500 today. on a mix of different types of news, another company falling along with valeant and ot

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. ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby oh baby ♪ i love you >> david spade and chris farley in "tommy boy." spade rose to fame with his s rght life. >> and now behind the scenes in david spade is almost interesting the memoir. >> almost interesting, yeah. >> where did the idea come from. why now. >> during just shoot me we talked about doing a book because a lot of comedians are doing books. i started it but it was too hard. and i had a ghost writer then. and they tell you theyou them tr your life and they tell your their version. but i decided to wait. >> what was hard to think about again. >> some stuff about growing up. just a get a feel. dad left me, blah blah blah. not to be a tear jerker. i just joke about it all. recalling all that stuff it. really throws you back. and the stuff about farley is you have to the write about. but then the memories. any tent pole things. getting attacked. my mid rippi inpin inpin inping me off. losing my virginity. >> you go through each of your snl seasons and one of the interesting things is how much pressure you felt all the time. >> you watch the show and maybe you don't even know

the american cancer society has long recommended that we limit r meat intake and ao suggests thatou not fry it or grill it on charcoal. david? >> let's get right to richard besser, because we saw 50 grams there. that is not a lot of meat at all. >> reporter: it's not. for an average american, if you are eating two slices of bacon or hot dog a day, that's going to raise your lifetimeisk of colon cancer from 5% up to about 6%. it's real, but it's not a very largenumber. >> that's a hot dog a day. and you've been telling us all day in the news room that moderation, which you have said, is really the key here. you don't have to give up meat. >> reporter: exactly. moderation is what it's about. i like the mediterranean diet. but if you are aig meat eater, it's about limiting the amount of processed meat you are eang. substituting fish or chicken. and when you are cooking your meat, don't grill it. that can release car sin jens. if you broil it or bake it, that's the way to go. >> rich besser you'll stay on this. a lot of viewers will have questions after this tonight. thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the race for 2016

r surprising. that is something noteworthy. both those stocks, alphabet and amazon kill it in after-hours. melissa: jo, thank you. davide big question for google how they pay for the stock buyback. they have $70 billion in cash. we know apple had a lot of cash but they borrowed money for stocks buybacks. interesting to see if google does the same. house hearing on benghazi is on a short break but hillary clinton will continue to grilled on capitol hill. we're monitoring that. melissa: not letting tough talk from iowa get him down, which is not surprising. he may be number two but he is still the one to beat. ♪ they say that in life, we shouldn't sweat the small stuff. but when you're building a mercedes-benz, there really is no small stuff. every decision... every component... is an integral part of what makes the 2016 c-class one of our most sophisticated cars ever. because when you're setting a new benchmark for refinement, it is the small stuff... that makes the biggest impression. the 2016 c-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. david: hillary clinton get

. >> beth r is live outside the courthouse of this was such an emotional day for the victim's family reporter: it was david and there were powerful words directed at killer timothy kostka who prosecutors say broke into this south boston home knowing there was valuable fishing equipment inside for drug money. his victim barbara coyne incredibly was able to give a description of her attacker just before she died. >> i wish, i hope she knows how proud i was of her or i am of her. reporter: barbara coyne's son rickie the one who found her that april morning 3 years ago inside her south boston amount in a pool of blood. her killer timothy kostka headed to prison for life. >> she had enough sense to get fingernails to do her part so he could never harm another family again. reporter: as kostka stared stone faced coyne's family gave heart written ofing victim impact statements wanting to remember the 67-year-old retired nurse who had battled cancer as a loving mother and grandmother not a murder victim. >> her blood is running alive and thriving in my veins not sustained on a window curtain or stored in a cold da

david: but they do not have the company. has the content. the board authorizes an additional $4 billion for buybacks. &d.backs are not rshareholder value. you are reducing your shipment. you should be increasing your pe. david: in fairness to ibm -- i feel like the apologist -- i do not know if this is a good acquisition or bad acquisition, but it makes some sense as they are trying to move with computer capabilities, watson and things, and data on the weather does not seem implausible to me. erik: we need to go back to aig because there is a statement from the chairman, peter hancock in response to the letter carl icahn wrote calling for a breakup. has anancock says "aig open dialogue with shareholders. we have taken important steps to a position aig by both simplified and de-risking the company. we remain on course and continue to accelerate these efforts. we look forward to sharing our progress in a regularly scheduled earnings call on tuesday. chris: as a lawyer, i could not have written it better than that. stephanie: we'll take a quick break to do our homework. when we return, we will have an interview with an ib

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r >>> i wish i could tell you what david just said. david foster. ne-yo. come on, now. >> that was fantastic. ? we wish we could move like that and sound like that. >> it's not that hard. it's really not. >> sing along, ne-yo. >> what are we doing? original? >> it's free. it's free. >> speaking of. >> thanks to our friends at "aladdin" for providing us with the magic lantern. >> a special thanks the to jeff kinney. look at that drawing. a special one for us. >> nice, nice. >> have a great monday. >> now from wmur news 9. sean: time now 8:56 on monday. police say this man entered the down the block convenience store in manchester yesterday. he showed a three inch might have and demanded cash from the clerk. that's when the clerk pulled out a bigger knife. the suspect fled without any cash. police are still looking for him. family and friends gathered in rochester to remember the life of 17-year-old eve tarmey. she was found dead on october 17th in a rochester motel room with her mother and her death is being investigated as a more than 100 people gather to

david lee got the start. 3 assists, 2 steals, just 21 minutes. amur johnson, a sweet ally oop. johnson had 6 points, 0-4. jared saling,r came off the bench. he was productive as well. scored 4 point in 15 minutes. how about isaiah thomas? also off the bench, looked good. the easy layup. thomas led the team with 18 minutes of action, and marcus smart -- on the way up. smart 11 points, 6 assists. 124-91 win they're back in action thursday night, and they talk on madrid in spain. >>> the patriots get the day off. they get back to work tomorrow, gear up for sunday's game in dallas for the cowboys. for a preview, check out "all access" this friday night at 7 right here on wbz. sunday, wbz gets started with the patriots game. kickoff is sat 4:25. followed by a 6th quarter postgame show. >>> wbz is your home for thursday night football. this week, the texans host the colts. >>> big z missed the 2nd half of training camp with an upper-body injury. after practice he said he felt better, but wasn't sure if he'd play in the season opener thursday night. >>> that's sports for now. guys? . >> all right, steve >>> betting on sports is getting almost as

r any missed warning signs. of course we will be working our soe urces throughout the day today anu d we will tell you what we find. david. >> all right melissa, i'll take it, thank you. >>> near kennedy airport, yb. may see smoke and flames, there were reports of a fire on the runway. it is just a drill. let's go now to dennis in opper 4 with the latest, dennis. >> reporter: that's right, shiba. you can see the fire now out. this is training. port authority d ing aining. we have ground video from a viewer sent in just a little ile ago showing what this, what was going on here. happens at least once a week here ith the port authority and crash crews here at ken day, lighting base clay mock aircraft on fire. ofblg the crash crews respond, put the fire out just as if it was a real thing. back out to live pictures, you can see the mock aircraft right now skorge scorched right here. of kennedy right now. . u can see a little bit of flames, but the crash crews just working here only a drill here at kennedy. no reason for alarm. back to you in the studio. >> all right, dennis, wanted to clarify that for anyone who saw it. >>>

david lee. we'll be back with that in a couple minutes. ed: matt damon is launching "the martian." is he a box hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pcan i get a medium coffee, cream, two sugars? v cream, two sugars -- at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. that's the dd commitment. ed: so the answer to the dame quon question is apparently so. "the martian" blasting to the top of the box office. it rakes in a massive $55 million since friday putting it in second place for its highest grossing october debut behind 2013's "gravity." the film directedly ridley scott follows damon as an astronaut struggling to survive after being stranded on mars. remember that one line from the consultries on the -- horticulturist on the planet, the only one. mike: the hurricane is passing by us, no impact and after that sunshine coming back this week. it's nice. ed: pushing into the 70's after firing up the heat.

r boutique hotels this is a bit of a departure. it is back to the old 1990's style mega-resort attraction. davidng will it take to know whether these containers -- these casinos are a success? on the of it is based las vegas economy, whether we see a return in certain games like baccarat, and whether these properties are capable of bringing infrastructure and tories into that last about northern part of the strip. david: i always thought if there was any rhyme or reason on what hotels people pick when they go to vegas. how does a casino like this choose the one that they want? peoples is different as go to the city to visit the hotels. these no properties will be in manatee-range and will have -- ill be in manatee-range -- mgm resorts, they are about 60% non-gaming, 40% gaming. over the years you have seen a migration where the non-gaming resort convention, entertainment business, constitutes the majority of revenues. david: we were talking about action in the eastern hemisphere. these big new markets. how have they recovered? >> macau is going through a tough spot. gross revenues are down 36% t

david? >> pierre thomas on the verdict coming in late today. pierre, thank you. >>> tonight here, we remember two hero firefighters losing their lives after saving several others. the fire r ring into the night overnight. the firefighters ss clearing everyone from the burning building when it claptss s collapses on them. here tonight, the names and the faces of both. abc's alex perez on the scene in kansas city tonight. >> reporter: more than 50 firefighters battling thihi massive blaze e ar downtown kansas city. then ordered to evacuate. the firefighters make it out. >> command. did you copy? major collapse on the west side. major collapse. >> reporter: but not far enough away. one of the walls pushing out 30 feet. trapping four firefighters in the rubble. kansas city's bravest racing to sasa their own. 17-year-veteran larry leggio and 13-year-veteran john mesh, pronounced dead at the hospital. >> firefighter leggio leaves a wife, a mother and many immediate family members. firefighter mesh leaves a wife, four young daughters. >> they were both good men. they were hard firefighters. we know today, they would still do the same job again if theyey had to. reporter: thehe t

of the second, bailey throws a strike to starkel r the score...blue jays get on the board first, 7-0 after the extra point. then the knights wake up...david engelhaupt...look at this run...the stiff arm and then lowers the shoulder...eventuall y 5 blue jays drag him down. but they keep feeding the big man, he punchch it in, balloooo are released and we're knotted up at 7. late in the quarter...pierce driving for a late score, but justin great i-n-t on the far sideline...norfolk catholic pulls away in the second, 35-7. there are just two regular season and our sportszone almost a must win for both sides. sioux center and ceceral lyon george playoffs if f ey but the warriors and lions are two of four teams within a other battling for postseason spots. both teams hit rough patches early in the season. the lions lost four bouncing back with a sioux center has won three of four heading into toninit's pivotal game. i will of course be live in sioux center tonight at 6:15 with both head coaches to preview the game and then we'll have full coverage at 10:30 in the sportszone half hour show. but for now, that will do it for your check on sports...

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r harvard. after the break, is jeb bush is campaign spiraling out of control? a one-time blip or something more? that is after the break. ♪ david for the bloomberg business flash. dupont has opened the largest -- world's largest ethanol plant. 220 $5 million i will refinery plant will make 30 million gallons of ethanol every year. recall involving airbags. honda is recalling 300,000 fords. 2008 inr airbags in the 2009 accord may be deployed even if the car is not in a crash. automaker needs to fix problems with breaks and airbags. you can also get more business news at bloomberg.com. thee: let's start with japanese yen. we saw the dollar fall against the chart. the bank of japan refrain from adding more monetary stimulus. it pushed back the timeframe for reaching its inflation target. we saw not only the dollar falling versus the yen on the day but also on the week. some traders say this will be short lived because we will see the fed raising rates and that could drive up the dollar. if you took -- take a look at my terminal i was looking at your today returns for the g 10 currencies. nc is thee fra best-performing currency fol

he cut his price target to $84 from $86. , 69%we go into r bloomberg of analysts have a hold rating. electronics is said to be mowing over davidconductor. semiconductor. betty: let's stay on the markets. making money may be harder than you think. still feeling are the pain. how hard is it? says youet's top bull have to be a ninja to escape the pain. he joins us on the phone from toronto. all over with some perspective on this. one of the most well read stories when you said you have to be a ninja to be in this market. what do you mean? tom: the last 50 days have been the toughest for managers because of the number of different turns taking place. rally, theelloff, a -- because of the number of twists and turns, i think he really had to be really nimble to not get hit over the last 50 days. betty: even though we had this rally from the bottom, you have to be nimble? >> that's correct. if you look at the move from the bottom, the gains that were leading -- you've lost money if you bought health care near the bottom. if you got involved with energy or industrials, your up double-digit's. double-digits. one of the lessons we start

. >> r rorter: the american acacemy of pediatrics isn't calling for a ban on tackling like fields like this but they want families to consider the risks before deciding to play. david? >> ryan smith wh us tonight. thank you, ryan. >>> up next here, what one homeowner did that might have caused the explosion in her own home. house going up in flames, and now the warning about an invisible danger inside so many homes in this country. that's just ahead. >>> also, thehe cononmer headline ahead this evening. is your internet provider at home ripping you off for the internet speed? >>> and, you might remember these two puppies, you met them right here on "world news tonight," hugging in that picture, asking for a home. that's the before picture. that's coming up. you tuck here... you u ck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your doctor i

john david, a black president, complained to the bureau in june of 1867 that his employer, tar met -- thomas jarman, assaulted him because he had requested his weekly wages. employer,r to a white the bureau agent in charlottesville noted in part of the contract was written up for a potential employee and was not a fair or just one in its provisions. the obligations were not mutual. the compensation was totally inadequate to the labor. he noted, however, that he would not interfere with the contract but if the employer violated any part of the contract, he would cancel the contract and lead them to proceed against you for damages. this is a long series here of contracts that you can see. much more detailed than just the scrap of paper that some of them were written on. the friedman bureau subdistrict agents recorded and a norm us amount of racial violence in their letters to their superiors, begging the question of -- was the war really over simply because confederate soldiers laid down their government issued arms. one example comes from stanton, where in late june of 1866 porter dune told a black at the hotel there to get off the platform and then hit the porter, f