. >> i ended up entering into the myers' bedroom, where i found jack and linda myers lying in bed, and both were deceased as a result of gunshot wounds to their heads. >> apparently, the killer used some kind of silencer. >> it was quilting material used to make quilts for baby blankets. it had masking tape on one end and some black powder on it. it was shaped in the form of a cone-shaped thing. >> the murder weapon was a 12-gauge shotgun, and it was apparent that jack was killed before linda. >> because her injuries were not just to her head but also to her hands. so she may have started to wake up and raise her hands because it showed an injury to the hand as well as to her face. >> this raised the possibility that jack myers was the primary target. the motive didn't appear to be robbery. no money or valuables were missing. >> there was a deposit bag in plain view in the kitchen. it was the money from the pizza business that they ran. there was a significant amount of cash in that deposit bag. it hadn't been disturbed, hadn't been taken. >> the medical examiner estimated that the tim

jack welsh saying there is no alternative trade, meaning investors are trapped in the equity market. they have no other place to go. >> except for today. >> warren myers, you've been constructive on this market. now we're seeing a pretty serious selloff. what do you make of this? >> we're seeing global events trumping the u.s. domestic data that's been coming out. the data that came out today was marchly pretty decent. >> jobless claims were good. retail sales were good. >> exactly. if you get this trend of global events pulling the u.s. equity market down, you're going to get a bigger divergence between the quality and the weakness in other markets. once this settles out, this will be the place to be. >> warren, who's selling today? is it real money? is it the hedge funds, retail? >> i think it's a little bit across the board. i think it's a lot of people taking profits in stocks they've been holding on to for quite a while and locking something in. there's certainly no sense of panic here. the volume is still relatively light. i don't see it as any worry signal. >> if volume is heavy, rick, it's heavy in the treasury markets. it's akin there to a da