an author called ken burns america's history and for good reason.ow bill gates celebrated after participating in reddit's ask me anything. check it out. ♪ >> it is approaching 56 past the hour. the merck television is on the markets. i am julie hyman. let's take a look at where stocks closed the session. chair basically staying the course from her president -- predecessor and bernanke and implying the tapering of quantitative easing will continue. the s&p finishing up by almost 20. the dow rising by nearly 200. the nasdaq up by about 43, basically ending on the highs of the session. we saw selling in treasuries and yield on the 10 year funding up to two point 72%. all of it linked to that testimony. ,or more on the market reaction i want to bring in mark sebastian, director of trading and investments at swan wealth advisors. today he happens to be in new york. he is here live and in person. i was talking about this earlier. reallyction today represents a shift in sentiment. especially when you look at the reaction to the jobs report on friday and th

what is this like ken burns documentary?wn the trees. >> jimmy: a book bindery. >> well this is the place they made the folders, you know, the notebooks and things like that. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> and this was the job that sent me straight to college. because let me tell you, i did this in high school. it was the kind of job where, you know, my first day they gave me the task of taking a a metal clip and putting it in a hole and then passing it to the next person. and i did that all day. and i did it fast. i wasn't the kind of kid that was like, "okay, i'm going to sit here all day and i'm going to finish the job because i'm going to finish all of this." well i did that for like two weeks. >> jimmy: yeah. >> taking the metal things, putting it in the hole. >> jimmy: clock is ticking and you're like, "i'm gonna snap! i'm gonna snap!" >> i said, i'm going to college. but the other thing it taught me was the respect for the people who work everyday in jobs that they are not passionate about. they do what they are supposed to

ken bastida in the kpix5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, some serious questions rising from the charred ruins of a burned bay area home. tonight, we ask how common is it for more than a dozen people to live in a single family home. and, is this a result of our growing wage gap. >>> and the new recalls. a bay area meat company is recalling 9 million pounds of product. allen and liz will have more on what's being called a serious health threat at 6:00. >> all right, cbs evening news. -- ken, we will see you in 30 minutes. >> remember t latest news and weather on our web kpix doing don't forget to like us on facebook. >> pelley: tonight, violence explodes in one of europe's largest cities. there are many casualties as police storm a protest camp. charlie d'agata is on the breaking news. brutal weather leaves destruction across many states. vinita nair on the challenges ahead. a cbs news investigation. the remains of american service men go unrecovered. chip reid on the long wait of families. >> i'm bitter. i'm upset. i'm upset. >> pelley: and one of the most majestic animals of north america is vanishing. >> reporter: the

ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> east bay regional park police tell us they think they know the identity of a woman who's burned body was found over the weekend. the victim was discovered in the entrance to regional park. the victim was a white woman in her 40s who lived in the bay area. and they contacted family members who haven't seen her since last week. her name has not been released. an autopsy is expected in the next few days to determine cause of death. >>> a man who was shot multiple times in market street in san francisco is expected to survive. the 19-year-old victim was shot around 7:00 p.m. last night outside the westfield mall. he went inside the b.a.r.t. station and collapsed. at first his injuries were thought to be life threatening but now officials say he is expected to recover. he's described as an african american men in his late teens to early 20s wearing a white t- shirt. >> a north bay social worker is behind bars accused of stealing thousands -- rather hundreds of thousands of dollars from people he was hired to protect then using that money on his own lavish lifestyle. new at 10:00, deb

ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> east bay regional park police tell us they think they know the identity of a woman who's burned body was found over the weekend. the victim was discovered in the entrance to regional park. the victim was a white woman in her 40s who lived in the bay area. and they contacted family members who haven't seen her since last week. her name has not been released. an autopsy is expected in the next few days to determine cause of death. >>> a man who was shot multiple times in market street in san francisco is expected to survive. the 19-year-old victim was shot around 7:00 p.m. last night outside the westfield mall. he went inside the b.a.r.t. station and collapsed. at first his injuries were thought to be life threatening but now officials say he is expected to recover. he's described as an african american men in his late teens to early 20s wearing a white t- shirt. >> a north bay social worker is behind bars accused of stealing thousands -- rather hundreds of thousands of dollars from people he was hired to protect then using that money on his own lavish lifestyle. new at 10:00, deb