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roseann potash said this was a act of pure evil, all we can do is continue to pray, and hope that these boys are found , she went on to write, hopefully the system will not fail and we can get justice for our boys and their families. >>> be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as this case continues to unfold as if there are any new developments we will have them for you here on tv and also at cbs philly .com. >>> now our other top story a dual threat tonight weather-wise, tornado warning just expired in much of the region, and meteorologist lauren casey joins us now from the weather center with a look at temperatures and radar and what is going on, lauren. >> it hads been a very active last few hours, severe thunderstorm watch does remain for large portion of the delaware valley until 9:00 o'clock tonight you can see areas in yellow under that watch that does include center city philadelphia, we have seen quite a bit of severe weather north of center city philadelphia, and we have two severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for potential of 60 miles an hour wind this severe thunderstorm

rosanne potash, the mother of mark sturgis, whose son is among the missing, wrote on facebook, "this was an act of pure evil. all we can do is continue to pray for our loved ones." investigators have not released a motive for the crime at this time. anthony? >> mason: demarco morgan with some very sad news from pennsylvania. thanks, demarco. president trump is in paris tonight, but the controversy over his son's meeting with a russian lawyer followed him there. here's mark phillips. ep reporter: if this paris visit was supposed to be an easy little sightseeing getaway for president trump, he brought along a lot of baggage. >> as far as my son is concerned, my son is a wonderful cung man. >> reporter: the controversial meeting during the election campaign between donald trump, jr., and a russian lawyer said to be offering dirt on hillary clinton hung over this visit like a cloud. but the president was sticking to his story, that it was all part of the nasty game of politics. >> it's called opposition research or even research into your opponent. i've had many people... i have only bee

put cash and agri-him -- potash and agrium were upgraded.re is suspicion that this ongoing strength reflects weather conditions where these crops are planted, basically drought fears. if we take a look at some of the grains, including wheat, soybeans, and corn, here is that rally. a commodity strategist at bloomberg agrees. we see this big strength today. but on the year, wheat and corn are just -- both having their best year since 2010. that is normal when there are drought fears. if we see a drought that's anything like what happened in 2012, it could suggest these prices could actually double. thisestingly, soybeans -- is the one spot of perhaps weakness on the year, up only 3%. big catch-up potential. that would come on a short squeeze. all these grains had been heavily shorted. we have a great chart that shows this relative to wheat. it's a five-year chart. in yellow, we have wheat. we see how the price of wheat did more than double in 2012 on the back of that big drought. in white, we have the net long position -- this short position.

demanded dealing with critics, one of those critics urging the hp to be cautious on plans to enter the potasht. elliott says that could be a severe strategic misstep. the stakes onsed brexit, putting a figure on the so-called divorce bill the u.k. would be expected to pay to leave the eu. the economy minister said london must hand over 100 million euros , the equivalent of 100 $15 billion, to walk away. that's the highest some so far mention and comes after the u.k. was accused of not meeting its obligations under the treaty. horace johnson will meet with business leaders and investors who employ thousands of workers. the british government is hoping to persuade them to stay in the country, despite the uncertainty of brexit. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 in morests and analysts than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> we have asia stocks extending gains for a ninth straight day, trading at the highest level 2007.december we are seeing interesting moves particularly in the forex space. you have the yuan onshore and offshore rates extending losses. we do have the us a re

at these movers that combine to create some very big moves through it also, analyst upgrades for potash, which had the biggest jump. a lot of those stocks were reporting the next couple of weeks. greed and futures have been rising. .et us jumping to the bloomberg we have a huge spike. if you notice the white line in the chart we are about to show 088, a lot of funds betting onerhaps downturn wheat are reversing their positions. net long positions, bullish positions. some of it short covering. there may be a drought. that is something they want to be on the right side of the trade for. that, it turned out fertilizers grabbed the attention of one of the hottest places to be at the start of the week. anchor: seems like soft commodities are in focus here. we have to talk about oil, too, because we are trading near $44 and even on news that libya and nigeria might actually start joining opec and cutting production, the market doubt that will do much in eliminating the global supply glut. seesaw it is creating a trade. if you take a look at the oil chart, we have been pretty much below $50 si

rosanne potash, the mother of mark sturgis, whose son is among the missing, wrote on facebook, "thisact of pure evil. all we can do is continue to >> reporter: if this paris visit was supposed to be an easy little sightseeing getaway for president trump, he brought along a lot of baggage. >> as far as my son is concerned, my son is a wonderful young man. >> reporter: the controversial meeting during the election campaign between donald trump, jr., and a russian lawyer said to be offering dirt on hillary clinton hung over this visit like a cloud. but the president was sticking to his story, that it was all part of the nasty game of politics. >> it's called opposition research or even research into your opponent. i've had many people... i have only been in politics for two years, but i've had many people call up, "oh, gee, we have information on this factor or this person, or frankly, hillary." >> reporter: any way, he insisted, the story was being overblown, not because the meeting shouldn't have taken place, but apparently because it uc >> zero happened from the meeting. >> reporter: