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sun shin highs in the 50's you cannot complain too much about that. lets look at what the temperatures are doing right now, we are starting off, pretty comfortable. we don't need a heavy coat still 46 at the airport. forty-two in allentown. forty-three in trenton. we are in the lower 40's in a atlantic city. reading at 36 degrees. current wind are out of the northwest, there is a bit of the breeze out there right now, wind to 17 miles an hour at the a airport and we will see that breeze continue through today. we will get rain moving in overnight tomorrow night just after night fall between 9:00 and 11:00 tomorrow, dry today, dry most of tomorrow but soaking rain to start your saturday. we will clear it out for st. patrick's parade on sunday. now lets check with justin on the road. >> good thursday morning. we will deal with the sunshine this afternoon, so it should feel good outside. this is the blue route heading southbound at macdade boulevard. we are moving at this hour so that is good news, there. coming into the city on the ben franklin bridge we are

let things slide. or in this case those now bashing 401(k)s for supposedly failing americans. his nonsense out! charles you're charged. you don't like it. charles: i don't like it. these are people advocating let the government hold your retirement money because you -- well they're saying 401(k)s don't work. rich people have different ways of making money. but the 401(k)s let us down. the fact of the matter -- >> what time frame are they using? >> obviously they're using the recent time frame the post crash. we've had a housing crash. the market has come back -- neil: we've doubled since then. charles: we have. it's not that 401(k)s have failed americans. certain americans have failed themselves. give you an example. 2010, we took out $60 billion from 401(k)s. early. 2011, people took out almost like 58 billion. so if you take the money out of your retirement account guess what, the returns will be a little bit off. >> the flip side whatever spending you get off that might have ameliorated things, but you don't advice advise that? >> no. but here's the thing. home equity loans

. >> the only good part about that is final that you s let's take a look outside right now. northbound route 1 super highway in bucks county, a lot of police activity just cleared while david was talking bullet it was blocking the right lane. things moving better right now. looking better in bucks county. that was route 1 near route 32. looking at the big picture here we continue to have speeds mostly in the 50's. looking pretty good. don't forget about the big road project that's going on township line road and route 1 from 9 o'clock until 4 o'clock. blocking one of two lanes in each direction. badly needed repairs. they're doing milling and paving. look for that. let's go on on 422 eastbound between stone route 100 here we've got traffic reduced to just one lane. it's early yet so speeds in the 50's still at this point but later we expect that one to cause a delay as you're headed out. other than that no big issues at the moment, matt. >> thank you karen. >>> a massive four alarm inferno tour through a northeast philadelphia apartment complex more than 12 hours ago and fir

but by afternoon you may be able to leave that jacket at home as temperatures head to the 60's. lets look at what we are dealing with today. you can see showers switching across delaware bay and portions of south jersey. you cane a few light showers moving through. rain is clearing quickly but we are seeing light round of showers developing over lancaster and chester counties and can't rule out a few sprinkles. you may need a few swipes of the windshield wipers out early this morning. the then everything starts to clear. dense fog is still in effect for portions of the area for the next hour, that includes our shore points and also the far north and western suburbs the cities like allentown easton, both home reading all included in the dense fog advisory. visability right now you can see getting better but still low in the north and western suburbs, allentown, reading lancaster and pockets of fog in the area temperature wise we have a good jumping off point, it is still 45 at the airport. forty-nine in atlantic city. thirty-nine in allentown. keep it in the upper 40's and then breaks

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looks like march has gone out like a lion for the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p. let's check the numbers, shall we, right now, as we rally towards the end of this month and quarter with the numbers the dow up 286 points right now. the s&p higher by 26 and the nasdaq up by more than 1% or 54 points at 4945. let's check again. bob at the new york stock exchange. bertha coombs at nasdaq. bob, take it away. >> global rally. it was like a symphony. everyone moved at the same time all coordinateded. i want to again, show how strange it was with the openings today. china in shanghai. gaps up. closest at the highs of the day. verm germany, gap is up. closes near the highs for the day. and the u.s. has gapped up and it's near the highs much the day. everything moved perfectly. there's the s&p 500 intraday. we gapped up at 330. we gapped up at 9:30 eastern time when we put up the s&p 500 intraday, and you'll take a look and see. again, right at the highs for the day. we have individual news today. hope you saw diana talk about pending home sales. excellent numbers. why were they

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s. let's talk about our daylight. we set the clocks forward yesterday. that will means sunset tonight at 7:01. by april 1st 7:25 p.m. by april 30th, the sun doesn't set until 7:54 p.m. we are gaining more than two and a half minute every daylight each day. for today clouds, giving way to sunshine, nice and mild, again at 53 degrees. and for tonight, we drop down to 36, mainly cloudy, and seasonable. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, let's draw your attention to the warmest day 56 degrees here wednesday that's going to feel nice after morning shower. the nicest day actually is probably thursday, at 51 degrees and it will be mostly sunny then we've got another system could bring some rain friday night into saturday. and then on sunday, put shamrock there our saint patrick's day parade, we hope things will clear out, it will be nice, mild, at 50 degrees. we'll keep close eye of course on that forecast. now, we check in on the roads with jessica. good morning. >> good morning everyone, 5:46. going outside checking out how the schuylkill looks. it i

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get to the 70's tomorrow. let's get started. we're not near there yet. we're at 52 at reagan national with cloudy skies. it's a cool day. we had a few showers in the eastern part of the viewing area this afternoon. few more tomorrow morning and then the thunderstorms tomorrow evening. in between those two times, we'll enjoy sunshine and warm weather. here's the batch of rain that we had earlier. now a bit stronger as it heads to the eastern shore. later tonight, some fog around the area maybe some rain early tomorrow morning. temperatures, cool definitely below our average high of 59 degrees. 52 at reagan national and 48 at gaithersburg and 49 in quantico. there's plenty of warm air to go around to the south and west. kind of a wedge of cooler air now but these warmer temperatures will make inroads tonight and tomorrow so as the warmer air moves in overhead it we'll get some fog tonight and may get sprinkle or shower in the morning. in the afternoon, break out into sunshine. and then have to deal with showers and thunderstorms developing along the traili

s. so let's time everything out for you.ts of sunshine tomorrow, so not a bad day to be outside just a little cool for this time of year. here come more clouds for monday, maybe a scattered shower or two, same deal on tuesday, it's not an all day washout no, big deal there. temperatures slowly climbing back to the 50's. cold start tomorrow, historic look at that. mid to upper 20's for those morning temperatures, this is 7:00 a.m. sunday. into the afternoon we go, we get into the mid 40's, maybe some upper 40's if we see those mostly sunny skies. monday looking much better a lot of 50's showing up to the delaware valley. that's where we should be for this time of year so we'll take it. overnight partly cloudy, breezy cold, center city 26 for the low temperature. you know it's colder in the suburbs. overall cool day on sunday, lots of sun though, 48 degrees for the afternoon high. monday up to 58 degrees. could be a stray shower. i think a better chance for an afternoon shower on tuesday. little bit cooler at 52. we'll go most

s. we'll let you know how much warmer we do get when i see you in another few minutes. autria? autria: see you then. authorities are trying to figure out what caused a school bus to jump a curb and slam into this home in a philadelphia suburb. it happened around 7:45 this morning in blue bell pennsylvania. officials say students were on the bus at the time but they were not injured. the students actually managed to open the rear door and exit the bus. driver was hospitalized, though for evaluation. police say a pedestrian accident in montgomery county is now fatal. it happened around 6:30 this morning on university boulevard near arcola avenue in wheaton. investigators say an 81-year-old man was struck. the car d on the scene and police are expected to release more information a little later on today. and this comes as police in arlington are launching a spring safety campaign focusing on pedestrian safety on the roadways. they're targeting busy intersections in rosslyn, courthouse and columbia pike. jeanette reyes has the details now on what exactly police are looking for. >>

. >>> let's check in with fox 29's chris o'connell. we understand he's live at the scene at that game stop. chris, what can you tell us? >> reporter: guys, first of all let me just say we got to the scene here at 21st and lehigh. i do not know what dave schratwieser has already reported but what i can tell you is what i'm seeing right now. dozens of police officers here 22nd lean high. arriving here on the scene. one officer is shot. we know he was brought to temple university hospital. dave said that officer was shot in the head. we were hearing radio reports. it was some of the host horrifying radio transmissions i've ever heard. mad scramble of getting a medic or getting a transport to this officer to the hospital. it just seemed like minutes. as you see a lot of these officers now arriving to the scene. some detectives here kenyata to the left noun arriving. we understand it was some sort of altercation inside or outside of that game stop. radio reports saying two suspects were in custody. one of them was taken to einstein medical c

the lets go to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at lasalle university with more. evidently the suspect is still out there jen. >> reporter: the the suspect is still out there. this stabbing happened inside a dining hall on campus at 2:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon and that rattled students and had them scared and nervous. but they tell us they feel okay because they do see a strong presence of security on campus. they say for the most part they feel safe here on the campus of lasalle university. stabbing happened again yesterday at 2:00 in the afternoon, police say a jack and jill ice cream delivery man was at lasalle's blue and gold dining hall. he went to wash his hand and he was stabbed in the shoulder by another man who then took off running. our chris o'connell was on campus yesterday and he talked to students who saw the the victim all bloody. they tried to help him until police arrived. >> my friend was in there. he yelled someone call 911 he has been stabbed. i wanted to see if something was going on. all of the cops called security. it was a white male t

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fox 29's dave schratwieser live for us at temple university hospital. dave, we thank you very much. let'set out to the scene now. where this all happened at 21st and lehigh at game symptom let's join chris o'connell. chris? >> reporter: iain, obviously this investigation is in full gear here now at 21st and lehigh. dozens of police officers now on scene some of them interviewing some witnesses taking ballistics measurements and things hike that. let me take you in to where our vantage point now. right in front of uh-uh see the crime scene unit and many officers post the around the perimeter of this shopping center. it was about 4:40 when the call came out that an officer was down and then police radio traffic just exploded from there there. that officer was immediately -- taken to temple university hospital whereas you heard dave schratwieser say he is in crave condition after being shot in the head that those radio transmissions we heard it was just a matter of trying to find those suspects. police did a very good quick job in apprehending two of the suspects. one of them was taken to po

s? paul: let's just say they have bigger ambitions then making skateboards.hter] emily: what is the biggest fire you have had to put out at a startup? jessica: i've put out fires at least one a week of co-founder disputes. that and fundraising. interactions with investors and investors mal-treating the start-ups. we intervene. but can you think of the biggest fire? emily: how do you intervene? like, how do you protect a start-up from its own investors? paul: at this point, you don't have to, like, make explicit threats. right? you just sort of say, come on, guys. be nice. but the investors know that behind the "come on, guys, be nice," is, if you don't, we won't send any more start-ups to you. jessica: and if you don't, all of the y combinator founders will know about it -- paul: like the next day. jessica: the next day. emily: biggest regret? paul: it is a bit grim. but it is very easy for me to say now what my biggest mistake -- jessica: i can answer. i'll do my answer. my biggest regret is i kind of squandered my college education. i didn't learn as many t

let's look at the s&p 500. we were at 2065.oved 20 points in -- to 2087 right now is what i'm looking at the s&p 500. if you look at bank stocks they're not really moving much. the kbe bank index was 34 and it's just about where it was when the federal reserve made its announcement right now. the utilities have generally moving to the downside throughout the month on perceptions of higher interest rates. kbe moving to the downside a little bit. but relatively unchanged. utilities which have been all stars for years been moving down recently, that is up slightly. and the viks still around 16 as you can see -- or 14.66. that just dropped in the last 30 seconds. we were at 16 a minute ago. so a big surprise here as steve mentioned not meeting the standards for either job growth or inflation. they were talking about the 2% target and they are a long way from that. >> thank you very much. let's go to chicago. rick santelli and your reaction? >> the market reaction in totality is dovish. and you'll see why in a minute. not only the 2

let's get right to nbc 10's tracy davidson live in our digital operations center. tracy, you've been tracking the new information as it comes in on this breaking story. >> right. i just learned three shots were fired and the st. louis county police chief just released more information. he says a 32-year-old officer was shot in the face. a 41-year-old officer from st. louis county was shot in the shoulder. the chief says both are conscious but he also says their injuries are, quote, very serious. a huge police presence including officers in riot gear surrounded the department after the shooting which happened around midnight. a crowd of about 150 protesters had begun to dwindle when the shots rang out. >> it's up the street. a cop got shot. >> this video taken just after the shooing was posted on twitter. you see people drop to the ground as soon as they heard the gunshots. protesters had gathered at the police department following the resignation of ferguson's police chief. it happened yesterday. chief thomas jackson resigned the sixth employee to resign or be fire

s. let's show you the latest map. temperatures at this hour. we're now at 52 degrees at reagan national airport. head to dulles looking at 50 degrees. winchester now at 50 degrees. 47 in hagerstown and lower 40's in lexington park, maryland. expand the view out just a bit. there's not a tremendous amount of super cold air out there. however, it is there. look to the north and east. up towards maine. caribou are in the lower 20's right now. head further south over to atlanta, that's where temperatures are now in the 50's. look at all the moisture that's on the way. everything you see on this map right now is falling in the form of rain. as this moves off towards the north and east, a little bit more later on tonight into the overnight hours. into tomorrow, it's going to meet up with that colder air. that's when we'll see the switch over to snow and rain across the metro area and mainly snow just off towards the north and west. more on the latest on the advisories and the winter storm warning. we'll head back to the studio with doug. doug: all ri

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s let me start with my colleague tom costello.he questions have been raised all day about an incapacitation of the pilots. do we know anything about their condition? >> no, we don't. the reason everybody is asking that, why would you only state at 38,000 feet for a minute, and then program a controlled but rapid descent down to 6,000 feet and over that entire period never key your mike, never say to traffic control we have a problem, mayday, nothing of that order at all. we had an initial, early report in fact there mavis a computer coded message, via the transponder of a distress call, but that turns out to not be the case. it appears there was literally radio silence from this plane all the way down until it hit the mountain. that would therefore suggest to some investigators and some pilots that the crew simply was either so busy dealing with whatever emergency was on their hands that they couldn't talk on the microphone, or they were incapacitated, maybe due to hypoxia or a smoke event? if it was hypoxia, if they had a decompr

and the next seven shows lower 50's on sunday. let's look ahead. wednesday, thursday upper 50's to around 60 degrees. that's above average for this time of year. >> look at wednesday! >> that's almost perfect. six days in a row in the 50's. >> time to pick those days. >> golfing. leon will start feeling sick on those days. >> have to get the snow melt though. i think that will be gone by tuesday. >> good. man, that's a great forecast to look forward to. >> everybody is happy with me! >> something to be happy about in the traffic today roads are relatively cleared out. let's check to see how things are shaping up now with bob emler in the wtop traffic center. how does it look on this friday? >> problem in gainesville. we have had a long standing crash on route 29. that's southbound lanes south of 66 remain blocked. you cannot get on to 29 from 66 east or westbound. northbound traffic coming up from lipton hall road gets one there, single lane to the rye. you can see the backup there trying to get to route 29 where you cannot go south from 66 in eithe

it will be a long time before we see 70's again here. let's get started. nice image from the rooftop and h.d. cameras. cardinal ridge elementary school in centreville, beautiful e. and like everybody else, we saw bans of clouds come in with the cold front and then the clouds moved off to the east as the front cleared the area and a beautiful evening. temperatures are falling. we've dropped in many areas 15 20 degrees during the day. but lots of sunshine still until the sun goes down at 7:17 it will be clear. still breezy and turns somewhat colder. officially 71 today at reagan national the high. average is 56 degrees. we're on our way down right now. 13 degree drop since midday. 52 in gaithersburg and already in the 40's. the higher elevations in the mountains. it will be the process through the night of the gusty winds bringing in the colder air. winds gusting within the hour at 36 miles an hour at reagan national. 31-mile-per-hour gusts at b.w.i. thurgood marshall and gusty winds will d bit. it will remain rather breezy throughout the overnight hours. fo

she'll let you know when the rain starts, when we do traffic and weather together on the 3's on the other side. be right back. >>> our friday is looking pretty good. lucky despite the fact it is friday the 13th, the rain will hold off until the overnight hours. it is really going to be a saturday system coming in generally right around midnight. so, for your friday, we're going to enjoy some pretty nice weather. now, the clouds will thicken by afternoon. it will be sunny beautiful start to the morning. that said, looking out at center city, looks clear looks dry you'll need the heavier coat this morning. we've gotten used to temperatures in the 40's to start the day not so today. temps will be down below freezing across the entire area by the time we see that sun come up. storm scan3, sweeping the area, not finding anything at all. because all of the rain still way down to the south, you can see, a lot of it, though, it lifts in from the southwest tan will move across the area again generally during the day tomorrow. the steadiest of the rain from about midnight tonight until 5:00 p.m. to

kpix5's maria medina talked to a witness who saw it all go down. but first, let's get right to len ramirez at the command post with the latest in this news conference. len? >> reporter: san jose police just concluded a news conference where they outlined what happened to the officer, a 12 year veteran who was fatally struck by gunfire when he went to a call for service. a suicidal man. that suspect has been identified as scott dunham. he is known to police. he does have a mug shot in their system and we will be showing that to you shortly hopefully. that news conference ended just a few seconds ago, but they told us that the officers responded to the call and fired upon from a balcony or patio area. the officers had virtually no chance to return fire. at least the officer that was struck and killed at the scene. there was another officer accompanies the officer that was fatally wounded. that officer was able to return fire and at this point, police don't know if the suspect was struck or not. they do believe the suspect is still in the area, possibly still in the a

hi everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. let's look ahead to your st.w morning we're looking at temperatures right around 45 degrees. clouds around. there could be stray shower but look at this. temperatures will top out in the low 60s early but get ready for tumbling temperatures tomorrow evening and the wind will be picking up. how cold it gets and when snow could creep into that forecast sue has det coming up on today's telecast. and how much did you get? >> i got $77,000 i went- >> i got a cashiers check for exactly $11,000 >> and i tell you a check came in the mail for a 100 g's now my house is paid for >>debt cancellation of $50,000 $ 50,000 >> the ups sent me in the mail a check for $15,000 >> and wrote me a check for $25,000 >> be $6,300 that was handed to me. >> god has used reverend peter popoff throughout his entire life and ministry to bring miraculous miraculous deliverance to hundreds thousands of people around the world. stay tuned as reverend popoff

rebecca: let's switch topics to starbucks. howard s schultz, ceo of ststarbucks, one of my favorite ceos -- unquesonable success at selling coffee and much more, but he seemed to toronto t this week when he told the recess to start writing the hashtag race together on their coffee cups to start e conversaon about race. me black and some white customer said i just want my cup of coffee, i don't want to talk about race. what is your take? >> i come from a family of salesman. mymy uncle said to me, stay out of polics and religion when y you talk to people. people do not care that much out region but -- rebecca: we l care about race. >> the presidentas put iin the spotlight as aatter of policy. that is all the reason tleave it up to the politicians. rebecca: lessig knowledge the obvious. three white people on the panel today. somee in silicon valley eeted about how it took 45 minutefor my the reseaearcher drawawhis on the coffee cup. you cannot really seit, but yoyou can see the whi guys who arare executives at starbubucks, plus a couple o

. >> it happened as classes let out around 3:00 at el s el cerrito -- at el cerrito high. a man was shot twice right in front of the school. he overheard a security guard responding. >> he said i smell gun powder. i got more and more scared. i said, okay we are on lock down. >> two students were there when the gunfire erupted and both were detained for questioning. >> they are in a position to provide information about what did occur because our victim has been unwilling to provide us information as to how this altercation started. >> the victim refused aid and took himself to the hospital where police followed up with him. they are looking for two to four other young men still involved. >> nervous parents were reunited with their kids around 5:00. >> and late tonight police were still sorting out the details of the shooting. alan wang, abc7 news. >>> bullets flying at a crowded airport next on abc7 news. >> i started swinging my suitcase at him and he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> the machete attack in a security line that left deputies no choice but to op

coming up, the latest >> let's get back to the breaking news. kpix5'ses us now on the shooting death of a san jose police officer. maria, what can you tell us? >> reporter: liz, police releasing the identity of the suspect just a few minutes ago as scott dunham. they have not released the identity of the police officer who was shot and killed. witnesses i spoke to say they saw the suspect shoot and kill that officer as he was on the ground talking to a relative. the suspect on his balcony from his apartment complex. and that is where we are hearing the police chopper focus their attention on. now, the police chief spoking in a news conference just a few minutes ago and here is what he had to say. >> it is hard to know the mind set of the suspect, his motive, but obviously he is armed. officers are responding to a call for service. it is unfortunate, that this person had the nerve, the audacity to shoot at our officers that were responding for a call for assistance. >> reporter: and this is a picture of that suspect. scott dunham, again, a very massive s

. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, some breaks in the clouds. it's chilly, again hard to believe we were 77 this time yesterday. we're 51 now, dew points fallen back into the 20s, winds northwest at 12. looking at a pretty dry and cold air mass this weekend. colder tonight. you will need a coat and gloves, wind chills in the 20s. more like winter tomorrow with a few flakes mixed in. sunday better but still cool. we'll struggle to get to 50. that's better than struggling to get to the low 40s, i suppose. the weekend will still be okay for outdoor activities if you're a bike rider or jogger, cyclist or walker, you can. just add a layer. tonight 8:00 40s, 43 in gaithersburg, 46 in manassas and leesburg, temps not falling off the table tonight. by 9:30 still low 40s with breaks in the clouds off to the north and west, frederick, leesburg and culpeper. we get into morning hours 7:00, generally clear to partly cloudy and temps falling now below freezing just about everywhere even la pla

let's get straight to fox 29's bruce gordon live on campus tonight witness story.ruce. >> reporter: iain, campus officials say the victim in yesterday's early morning sex assault west chester university student may well have known her attack k the incident is being investigateed by borough police but make no mistake, this is very much a school issue. plenty of students around here are on edge. college kids everywhere west chester university students spend lots of time on their phones. but it's what's coming in on those phones that has given some of them the creeps. another so-called timely warning from their school. this time reporting a sexual assault early sunday morning at a private residence on south walnut in the borough. >> it's concerning. i mean we get them so often i feel like it's always this time when it starts gets nice sr. we get them. >> make i was little nervous? >> yeah. >> reporter: the past couple of weeks there have been two attempt strong arm robberies and two sexual assaults around here. three of the four incidents occurred off campus. but tech

the s&p is off a little less than 1%. let'sck back in on the trading action and do that with bob. >> important thing here is a little bit of confusing day for traders, so take a look at the s&p 500. bond yields moved up at the open and then moved up again in the middle of the day. didn't seem to have a big affect on stocks. about 11:00 eastern we just started drooping lower here. let's not quibble. we're at the lows. a lot of people have been wondering what's going today, and what you do is you try to look around and what fits the trading facts. what fits the trading facts is we're at the end of the quarter and there's a tendency to sell the winners and buy the loser. the winners this quarter were solar stocks. they had big gains. biotech stocks had big gains, and that's the xsb. that's steel stocks. they -- semiconductors, excuse me. they had all big gains. how about what were the losers in the first quarter? the losers in the first quarter were oil service names. they were down big. >> all these names were to the down side al

let's talk about the s&p 500 and outlook of the panel. 2081 the close yesterday.that's the outlook. until it comes by the end of the year, 5% gain over that period of time. next year slight gains. 2247 for a total gain over the two-year or year and something period of about 8%. muted stock gains. let's show you interest rate environment seen by the panel. what you see here 2.14. by the end of the year up 2.6 from the current level of 2.08. what is 2016 look like? you can see those interest rates coming up again, 3%. over 3% on the ten-year by the end of 1016. take a look where the panel sees the fed funds market going. 25 basis points. gradually creeping up to 3%. the end of rate hikes in this psyching. some commentaries about the markets from our pant participants. europe's negative interest rates are awesome and powerful force. market agents underestimate how much they encourage rising asset prices. but lynn points out, the fed may seek a smooth and slow exit for monetary ease stock and bond markets initially will bolt for the door. on the other side a lot of co

>> let's not get crazy. the s&p was either side of up five, down five. let's not get nuts. hat were interesting to me outside the s&p. i thought the transports. if you look at the iyt, since october-ish it's had trouble at 167. down 2%. something to watch. continued outperformance on the russell unchanged on the day, and you were mentioning the bond market. the other thing i want to bring up and brian kelly talked about this on friday the biotech index had a huge run early friday, gave it all back down big today. that's something that i think is worth watching as well. all those things outside the s&p sort of caught my fancy, mcc. >> mary ann, this is a point i keep making. we have earnings coming out next week and the expectations are abysmal for what they're going to tell us about corporate america and yet we sit here near all-time highs. >> it's all about fed policy especially if we're going to talk about retirement. where are you going to go to grow your retirement? you can't grow in cash. you can't grow in the bond market. the only alternative is going to be stocks. the

kpix5's maria medina talked to a witness who saw it all go down. but first, let's get right to len ramirez at the command post with the latest in this news conference. len? >> reporter: san jose police just concluded a news conference where they outlined what happened to the officer, a 12 year veteran who was fatally struck by gunfire when he went to a call for service. a suicidal man. that suspect has been identified as scott dunham. he is known to police. he does have a mug shot in their system and we will be showing that to you shortly hopefully. that news conference ended just a few seconds ago, but they told us that the officers

it's adding software to the current model s sedans that will let cars partially drive themselves. the autopilot feature is expected this summer. it's only going to be allowed on highways and major roadways. >>> a lot of folks dream of retiring to say, hawaii, florida, of course here in california. but if you want to live large in your golden years wyoming may actually be your best bet. bankrate.com just ranked it the best state in the nation to retire. it's based on taxes or lack thereof cost of living healthcare, and the weather. really? colorado and utah also rated high on that list. >> beautiful there. >> it is if you can handle the winter. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelley is in new york. >> great to be with you in the bay area. here's the cbs evening news tonight. isis has put out a hit list targeting individual u.s. service men and women. what's being done to protect them? plus cbs news investigates fires in a popular suv. and britain pulls out all the stops for a final farewell to king richard iii. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are import

let's give you a look at futures. we've come back from the lows on the s&p and the nasdaq. you can see the dow jones as well which we also keep track of for you. we will have a lower open, after what was a poor day, if you were long in the markets, yesterday. crude oil, that is part of the story, isn't it? of course the increase in hostilities in various middle eastern countries, particularly saudis yemen, the u.s. now adding air power in tikrit. wti above $50 a barrel. maybe it's having an impact on the broader markets. here's the ten-year note yield. heard from lockhart he was with steve, saying soft soft in the economy. >> february was not a great month. >> no february wasn't. our road map, it does begin irk with the sell-off in the markets which is continuing. futures lower. you saw that oil up saudi arabia, yes, it is striking in yemen. sandisk is also under pressure this morning, after a tough day for semiconductor stocks. the company cuts its sales outlook and its stock is down as a result. and new, chilling details on that plane crash in the french alps. officials s