mr. fisher was the subject they had seen on the trail. >> but when investigators went to fisher's house, they got some shocking news. >> the police were met by a relative who told them, you haven't heard? my brother, mr. fisher, just killed himself, jumped off the golden gate bridge, committed suicide. >> mark fisher killed himself less than 24 hours after kathy's murder. >> this person now kills himself a day after this type of crime. there are no coincidences like that. you know, it just doesn't happen, in my experience. >> it was our belief that after the assault that he felt remorse, that he felt guilt, and he just couldn't live with what he had done. >> a search of fisher's room seemed to confirm his role in the murder. >> we found a pair of sunglasses similar to the type of sunglasses seen in the sketch. >> they seized some clothing that appeared to have bloodstains on it and noticed that a newspaper in the house was open to an article about the murder and a picture of the suspect's sketch was there, as well. >> the circumstantial evidence clearly pointed to mark fisher as the kill

mr. fisher, mrs.all making these comments leaving investors to sit on their hands rather than stocks where they should be if they want to retire. lori: let's move to chris robinson at the cme. the fear has not subsided, so the weekend couldn't have come at a more opportune time. where do we go from here? we still have an hour, obviously, but where do we go next week with these events still under way? >> well, i think you're going to see any uptick in tension, you may see another knee-jerk reaction. by knee jerk, people look to sell stocks and go to a safe haven trade. two safe haven trades traditionally, buy gold, and if there's problems in the mideast, you want to get long oil. and you saw yesterday we had a psych up. as we go into the -- spike up. with the 24-hour markets, they turn the machines on sunday night, if there's anything that happens over the weekend, you know, you'll see a spike be up in those safe haven trades. other than that, i think as far as the stock market, we're trading at techni

mr. fisher we are at risk of .oing what the fed once overstaying your welcome staying too loose for to long. >> manus. [laughter] >> at the end of the night, you have just an far too frivolous and it really is time to go. that was fisher's mantra trying to make central-bank policy exciting. where as charles closser -- klosseur will exit. they want to raise the point. the fed is saying even when we finish qe, for a considerable time it will remain very low. objecting to that. do new you want -- do you know what? i have three images and i want to see if we can see it. is alan greenspan, ben bernanke, and janet yellen. easy street iof have decided to label this. greenspan did not suit the bubble until it came. the fed began raising rates under his tenure and a little bit too late, treated the bubble. ben bernanke save the world, didn't he? and janet yellen, the perpetuate for safety.e contact me on twitter. i decided to show you a two-day chart because that's very exciting. by the time you get to friday, you won't know what hit you. thee fair, mark barton made point this morning. the reason i'

mr. fisher over that teacher's 37-year career. now the teacher is serving 27 years in prison today. two school principals were sued for allegedly covering up the abuse. here's what gary wrote about his experience, and i quote -- "i was 9 when it started. the abuse was frequent and long term until i went to college. i knew there were others, too, but until it all came out, i never knew how many. you feel so guilty, so ashaped, it's frightening now to look back and see how calculating fisher was. i did everything i could to get kicked out of school. i was in the guidance counselor's office all the time. finally, in the tenth grade, i got myself kicked out for cheating. by the time i went to college, i was drinking all the time. i was terrified to quit because then i would have to feel. but i couldn't drink and do school, so i entered rehab. i was 18. it took me a year and a half, and i have been sober since. my life is good now for the first time. you can survive it, but you have to deal with it. i always felt that what the school did was far worse than what fisher did. fisher was sic

senator fisher. >> mr. chairman i hope you also heard that i decline the chairmanship. >> i noticed the emerging around arky. >> as a member of the nebraska legislature, i serve as chairman of the community indication and telecommunication commutee. every year we would have hearings on safety issues. those were always very emotional hearings. we would have the families of accident victims there, and so i just would like to recognize those families and express my condolences to you. i also want to thank our drivers and truckers. everyone is looking for ways to make our roads safer. that's the purpose here, and i think we're all united in that purpose, as we do move forward in looking to make our highway safer. after a recent hearing at which secretary packs testified, i submitted a record, and unfortunately the answer i received was less responsive than i was hoping for, so i'm going to try again, and maybe you can clear some things up for us. and also what do you have to study and evaluate the safety impact

fisher. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, i would like to thank you gentlemen with the service personnel that you represent and we are truly dedicating our lives to the people of the country and keeping the faith, thank you so much. and in your written comments, you speak about the greatest threat to the governments of syria and iraq. and their connections are growing throughout north africa. and this thing, if it doesn't improve significantly, and when they become a threat to the united states? >> thank you. they threaten some of our regional interest in this poses a very significant problem not only for us. >> the admiral spoke about this, you have this in order to make the assessment on what is happening in iraq and how we are going to address the? another we are looking at all the options that are out there and we are starting to know those within the time of eight tipping point where it may be too late to even take advantage of some of those options are there or not. >> first off, i don't think it's too lat

mr. us this morning, also, johnson has our morning must-read for it >> richard fisher writes the following i have grown concerned about risks from current monetary policy as unionization is right into the 2% goal more quickly than imagined. may begin to raise rates in gradual increments. >> it is not may, it is july. can the fed get in the way of this bull market? >> i think they are choosing not to. they're concerned about the issue of wage inflation and equality. you talked about jackson hole earlier. >> labor, labor. michael is with us as we get ready for jackson hole. >> and twitter question of the day. should the u.s. legally recognize marijuana? is it high time? ♪ >> good morning everyone. what color was the storm? winds rose, wind blew. it is new york city -- looking at mergers and acquisitions. it has been a gorgeous july as we race to august 1, which i believe will be friday. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we have olivia sterns and adam johnson. let's begin with virgin america. >> they filed for an ipo. it is a placeholder. $115 million -- that could be larger. this speaks to t

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