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well, the financial markets have been open forjust over half an hour here in londo, giving traders the so let's cross over to our correspondent kim gittleson, who is on a trading floor in the city of london. it's interesting, you know, we saw that the ftse opens slightly higher and it has now turned slightly negative for the day, not a significant move given the momentous defeat theresa may suffered in parliament last night. i am joined now by the head of european market equity research here at barclays and he will explain to us exactly what traders are thinking. doctor me a little about why we are seeing these early moves in the ftse. nothing significant really —— speak to me a little. the question on widely expected it? not a big surprise this morning on the markets. i think a no deal situation where the uk would leave the eu in march without a deal is very unlikely. in the meantime, we think that probably they would offer an extension of article 50, that that possibility is rising. but also the prospect of a second referendum on brexit are rising at this stage. no position for good

. >> reporter:ina cbs news, londo. >> we may soon learn more about the motive.he suspect is going to be in court tomorrow. in wisconsin tonight. >> reporter: they say jake thomas patterson planned the abduction of closs. the 21-year-old acted alone, even shaved his head to avoid leaving evidence at the closs home. >> we don't believe the suspect had any connection with the closs family. and the million dollar question is why and we need find that out. >> reporter: jayme's parents were shot to death and there was no sign of the teenager. but thursday, after being held against her will at this secluded cabin, closs made a break for it. called 91 within when jayme was brought to their doorstep by a neighbor. >> she said she was pretty well hid. that other people would come to the house but she would have to stay hidden. >> reporter: investigators are retracing patterson's steps. >> we'll be looking for reseats and places he went. >> reporter: he is relatively unknown to his neighbors and community. he's been charge would kid inching and two counts of intensional ho