to video right now and show you some of the good news of the first of all you'll be look at the rick tim right now. this is da gone gordwn who is 16 yeerld and put in jackson memorialal hospital yesterday when he was shot in the next. he is recovering thankfully. he was shot on 75th street and 19th avenue. we lerpd that an antoine gil better. a 20-year-old a threassmentsd an arrest warrant that 7 news confirmed it is antoine imil better. a 20 year old. this happening a day before two shootings. >> he ended up falling down in the courtroom where we're standing. that's where they had the rally thepg. the cop stopping short of connecting the two but say they feel there is a likely connection here but they have an arrest in the shooting of the young plan gordon who went down with an injury to the the next. so much more on this on 7 news first at 10:00. for now live in north west miami-dade. sheldon fox. 7 news. >> lynn: also night remembering king carter. friend and family and strangers bearnlg to grief just days after the 6-year-old was shot and killed outside his home. two teen denied bond

. >> rick, tim. thanks for joining us. >> thank you you. >> now a look at what's making news. as we head into a new week "on the money" a mixed employment report for january. the economy created 151,000 jobs which was slightly below expectations with strength in the retail sector. the unemployment rate fell to 4.9%, the lowest in eight years. if you didn't like what the market was doing this week all you had to do was wait a day. stocks were flat, falling or flying depending on when you looked. most of the week they moved as oil did. they fell on friday. martin shkreli appeared at a capitol hill hearing on drug pricing this week. in spite of the fact he said little he infuriated many representatives with the smirk on his face and silence. the company acquired the rights to a life-saving drug. he raised the price by 5,000% to $750 a pill. later he tweeted it's hard to the people in our goth. vernment. classy. >> with salaries expected to rise now may be the time to look for a new opportunity. there are some things you need to know before sending out your resume . sharon epperso

. >> the mother o 11-year-old rick tim has f new civil lawsuit. schools says that it is taking several steps now to try to keep something like this from ever happening again. in addition to these public meetings, the district put together a task force to review its current policies. next week principals are having mandatory meetings with staff to go over abuse training and reporting. counselors are also meeting with students about inappropriate and appropriate contact in the classroom. a recap of where the story is right now, deonte carraway was charged on monday. he was an elementary school volunteer and youth choir director. police say they found about 40 graphic victims showing victims between 9 and 13 years old. carraway is accused of filming the elementary, and you cquatic cte private homes. the principal has been placed on administrative leave. >>> and we have a two-alarm fire to tell you about at the woodmont country club. this video in from montgomery county. p fire and rescue tell us that this was again a two-alarm fire that seemed to hav

to video right now and show you some of the good news of the first of all you'll be look at the rick tim right now. this is da gone gordwn who is 16 yeerld and put in jackson memorialal hospital yesterday when he was shot in the next. he is recovering thankfully. he was shot on 75th street and 19th avenue. we lerpd that an antoine gil better. a 20-year-old a threassmentsd

. >> fair enough, rick, tim, thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >>> now here's a look at what's making news. as we head into a new week on the money, a mixed employment report for january. the economy created 151,000 jobs, which was slightly below expectations, with strength in the retail sector. the unemployment rate fell to 4.9%, the lowest in eight years. if you didn't like what the market was doing this week, all you had do was wait a day. stocks were flat, falling or flying depending on when you looked. most of the week they moved as oil did. martin shkreli, the ceo of touring pharmaceuticals appeared at hearing this week. he managed to infuriate many representatives with the smirk on his face and silence. under mr. shkreli, the price of a drug was raised 5,000% to $750 per pill. later he tweeted it's hard to accept these imbeciles represent the people in our government. >>> if it's been a while since you bounded the pavement, there are some things you need to know before sending out your resume. sharon epperson is here now with some ideas on how to make the most of your jo

. >> our shooter, walked up on the victim, this 31 year-old rick tim had just parked his suv, the victim, exited the driver door and when he walk on to the curb, the the shooter walk up within feet and fired at least six shots. >> reporter: eighteenth district police responded to 911 calls of a man shot, officers found the man unresponsive, and got him to penn presbyterian where he was pronounced dead at 11:19 p.m. back at the scene police know city real time crime cameras and other private surveillance cameras are staged throughout the shooting scene and authorities already have footage of a suspect. >> the shooter then ran north on 52nd street and then ran west on the 5200 block of delancey street. >> reporter: what police have not the released this morning is a description of the this suspect. also, no word yet on a motive and to make this worse, erika, police say this man died just blocks away from his home. back over to you. >> terrible to hear, justin, thank you. >>> now it is a battle between private thecy and protection. the fbi says it needs access to a phone belong to go one of

. >> rick tim shows us the car scarred by the memory of what happened inside. >> don't even want to drive the same car. i feel like it's a target. i feel very unsafe. report roar police believe the suspects are from that area of elmwood. they say they are armed and dangerous and acting very erratically. if you have any information about their whereabouts, please contact police right away. at southwest detectives natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a discuss drought but grateful father is thankful his father a life tonight after they became the victims avenue hit-and-run. murder mcmillan work night as an emt. got a call his wife stephanie and five-year-old caitlyn 94 old layla had been hit while crossing the street. the horrific incident was caught on surveillance video. stephanie suffered head injuries and is out of the hospital tonight. and so is four month old layla. five-year-old caitlyn is still being treated for her injuries. arthur has a message for the driver who thread fled the scene. >> you really could have killed my family. my wife and kids. i really pray you turn yoursel

tim: sioux city state senator rick bertrand is leading a charge to provide iowans suffering from terminal illness the opportunity to help medical research. a bill known as the "right to try bill" would permit the use of medicines not granted approval of the fda on terminal patients.as long as they provide written informed applauds the support it's received from the legislation saying quote "on behalf of the 97 percent of terminally ill patients who never get a shot at a clinical study, today was a big day," senator bertrand says he hopes the bill will help provide some breakthrough treatments for future patients. the bill now goes to the iowa house. tim: in south dakota's legislature, a bill aiming to distinguish which bathrooms transgendered students in public schools has made it's way through the house and is on its way to the governor's desk. jenna: however, governor dennis daugaard said he had never met a transgender person, so a group of trans people and their supporters went to the capitol, to put a face to their cause. " on what some are calling trans kids visibility day, they coul

rick. some interesting video from outer space tonight. british astronaut tim peake with a great view from the international space station -- showing imges of lighting striking earth in a time lapse video. peake recently became the first astronaut representing britain to carry out a space storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has [ cheers and applause ]

matt mayor tim loucks read a : proclamation urging governor rick scott to posthumously pardon the men who became known as the groveland four, samuel shepherd, walter irvin, charles greenlee, and ernest thomas. >> for the city of groveland to do this for us is a blessing to us. again, we are so excited. we are very thankful. matt in 1949, the groveland four : were arrested for rape, with no evidence, in a move city leaders now say was fueled by racism. the lake county sheriff shot irvin and killed shepherd, saying they tried to overpower him. thomas was killed by a posse. greenlee and irvin were released from prison in the 1960s after having their sentences commuted. passed away in 2012. the cloud of conviction, for a crime many believe they didn' t do, hung over their heads, and continues to haunt their family. >> a grievous atrocity that is happened in lake county, please, i hope that you accept our sincere apology for that. matt this isn' t the first : gesture to try to make things right. in 2007, lake county took down a street sign bearing the former sheriff' s name. irvin' s niece

tim seymour. >> bar it is rick, even with a weaker dollar it has a rally going back to ten bucks.ut or get short. >> grasso. >> we spoke about it. xlu. i think you have to keep it on the short stop. i do think you could make a little more out of the stock. maybe go high 40s in it but keep it on the short stock. 43 1/2, 44 for the exit. >> brian kelly. >> so we have seen the tech rack, the silicon valley smash up. whatever you call it. first republic bank, big expo sure to silicon valley and the firms and ceos. sell it on rally. >> guy? >> super jacket. can we get that on the steady cam? that's a good looking green jacket. >> always the best dressed on the desk, no question. >> low bar. >> disney. i think you will see a reversal in the shares. >> i'm melissa >>> my mission is simple. to making you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always improvement somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not to just ente

senator rick bertrand, sioux city, says, " " the bill now moves on to the jenna: josh cobbs of sioux city has been working on this legislation for the past decade. his son, noah, has autism. josh: tim: another bill

tim on cam there's news concerning two upcoming races right here in siouxland. iowa senator rick bertrand from sioux city says he's considering his future options and that includes a look at iowa's 4th district congressional seat currently held by fellow republican steve king. " " and make sure to tune into this week in siouxland sunday at 9 where we'll talk more, and thats all right here on abc9 tim: two orange city republicans say they hope to win election to iowa house dist 4 covering most of sioux city. both 54 year old jeff vanderweerf and 22 year old skyler wheeler are from orange city. venderweergf a professor of political sciene at nmorthwestern college and eeler who is a sale coordinator will be on the june 7th priomary ballot. john kooiker of boyden currently serves dist 4 but will leave office after one term. he won a speal election to fill the opening left by the sudden passing last year of dwayne alons. tim: while iowa lawmakers continue to debate a bill allowing children under the age of 14 to possess pistols...two young girls are taking thier case for the measure t

more and more people lining up, tim scott, to endorse marco rubio. rickantorum can't name one thing in the senate he did. >> the thing we're not talking act is there's no candidate in the field that's undergone more dollars spent against him on advertising than rubio. and jeb bush's unloaded their coffers on his head and they're still standing. i don't think there's anything that hasn't been exhausted against him. now there's three candidates in bush and kasich and christie who see them -- marco rubio in their lane for victory. tactically, i'm not sure if it makes a lot of sense. if you think about how many voters that are up for grabs when you have cruz and trump in the top two in the polls and those three are trying to split three ways by going after rubio. i understand what he's trying to accomplish. >> but as you point out, when you have kasich, christie and bush, all the dollars behind them, especially bush, now focussed on marco rubio, regardless if you think that he's been vetted the most or not, some of the stuff, especially what christie is sayin

tim: but he wasn't the only one to throw in the towel today pennsylvania senator rick santorum also said he's suspending campaigning for president. santorum also announced although he's done with his efforts for the white house, he'll be announcing his endorsement for president tonight. santorum entered the 2016 election four years after winning the iowa caucuses in 20-12 jenna: iowa senator chuck grassley is talking today about his prevous prediction for the turned out a bit differently. "i guess i was wrong because rubio came on so strong at the tail end. now, i expected him to finish third, but i expected two or three other people to be very close to rubio. that did not happen. i'm not surprised by cruz winning, but what i've learned afterwards is he had an outstanding organization." the senator praised the caucus turnout on the republican's night and went on to say clinton was the clear loser though she won by just point two percent. tim: even though the iowa democratic party has called the race for hillary clinton...by one of the slimmest margins ever recorded. the sanders campaign

himself from the presidential contest, thanking his supporters tim: but he wasnt the only one to call it quits today, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum threw in the towel on his his presidential bid. hand today he announced he's endorsing florida senator marco rubio. santorum won the 2012 iowa caucuses and ended that race with the second- most number of delegates to evenally g-o-p nominee mitt romney. jenna: a medical tool to help families on their darkest day is catching on in siouxland. loosing a baby is a hard thing to think about... and even harder to talk about... but several local families are starting the conversation in order to help others. last spring, i introduced you to local mom, michelle criss, who's son, amos, was stillborn. just months later, michelle had raised enough money to donate a cuddlecot to mercy medical center in his name. the cuddlecot gives families more time with then, in december, the first cuddlecot was donated to avera sacred heart hospital in yankton by the koupel (coe-pull) family, in memory of their son, joseph walter, who was delievered there in september. jenna: now, the siouxland hospita

rick snyder declined an invitation to testify at ahearing tomorrow (wednesday) before the house democratic his spokesman said he couldn't testify because he has to deliver a budget presentation to the state legislature that day. tim:: indiana has its first human case of the zika virus. the outbreak has become an epidemic in latin america and the caribbean -- but the cases in the united states have primarily been associated with international travelers. " " we have had a confirmed case of zika virus infection in an indiana resident. this patient had a mild illness that did not require hospitalization and has since made a full recovery. the patient did ve a travel history to haiti, which is an area where we know that there is documented zika virus transmission occurring, and this patient was not a pregnant woman, so there was no concern for exposure to a developing fetus associated with this case." the indiana department of health says the risk of contracting zika virus in indiana remains low, but officials recognize that many people are concerned. infected with zika show no symptoms. the primary concern among health officials is the potential risk to pregnant women and their unborn babies. jenna: the planned paren

senator rick bertrand, sioux city, says, " " the bill now moves on to the jenna: josh cobbs of sioux city has been working on this legislation for the past decade. his son, noah, has autism. josh: tim: another bill tim: another bill that's moved through the state house is raising some controversy the bill being pushed by a father and his two daughters..... would allow kids younger than 14 to fire handguns. opponents of the bill say allowing children of any age to handle a lethal weapon is absurd. but the two children who've become the face of this bill say, no harm will come to children as long as proper safety measures are practiced, "i really like shooting the pistol because it's more easier for me and i can just spend time with my dad." "it's only dangerous wrong. you have to follow the three rules: you never point a gun at somebody..." jenna: the bill originally proposed by representative jack highfill, now moves onto the senate where different gun legislation has already been approved. a man accused of his third sexual abuse charge is behind bars tonight. tim: according to court documents 68 year old scott evert is charged with the second degree sexual abuse, after allegedly y

rick santorum. anything can happen february 9th in new hampshirir >>> more good news for marco rubio coming in thirdrd place just 1% behind donald trump. he's now snagged the endorsement of senator tim scott from south carolina. >> although he came in 4 percentage points away from ted cruz, donald trump is still confident. he says he's going to win the gop nomination. would he have had that same thought a couple of years ago? back in december 2013, the republican candidate quoted late professional golfer walter haguen saying no one remembers who came in second. coming in 2016. a lot of people are tweeting that quote. next stop for trump and the other candidates is new hampshire. >>> after a tiny turnout in iowa, martin o'malley threw in the towel. >> so tonight, i have to tell you that i am suspending this presidential bid, but i am not -- >> the former maryland governor said he thought people would have more of ahoice in the election. now the democratic field is just down to bernie sanders and hillary clinton. florida holds its primary election on march 15th. you must register by february 16th. early voting runs from march 5th to march 12th and our coverage of decision 2016 continu

. >> rick, we have got senator lindsey graham endorsing governor jeb bush and congressman trey gowdy and senator time gone rubio. >> and there is a lot of factors in south carolina that are different. one is it's an open primary, which means you can choose which side you want to play in. >> like new hampshire. >> like new hampshire. like iowa it's more evangelical. it's not as conservative evangelical, necessarily. there is a split even among evangelicals, moderates and much more conservativex' elements. the democratic primary is entirely different because it's so overwhelmingly african-american, more than half. we didn't see in new hampshire or iowa. a.b. is right, we don't know what to expect there. there are a couple of different mini races going on right now. i think trump benefits from fighting among the other guys. if he can continue to see steam in new hampshire. >> does rubio find in south carolina that the new hampshire debate doesn't carry with them? >> i think he did something really savvy and something rare in politics. last night in his speech he said i made a mistake. i screwed up. it

rick santorum, by the way. well, kasich was right, and his partner in that effort was democrat tim penny. and he later said the vote was a seminole moment that changed the way washington dealt with the budget. years later when the clinton administration submitted a plan to eliminate the deficit within seven years, kasich saw an opportunity, and he urged him to do it in five. that was in february of 1997. by july, lawmakers had hammered out a deal to put the country on a path to an actual balanced budget for the first time since 1969. and when president clinton signed the legislation that august, kasich was by his side. >> this year, we, democrats and republicans alike, were given the opportunity and the responsibility to finish the job of balancing the budget for the first time in almost 30 years. we have risen to that challenge. >> kasich held the chairmanship until he retired in 2001, but is still pushing the same agenda. in fact, he's still a high-profile support of a balanced budget amendment, something that would force the federal government to balance the books every year. he's been

tim murphy, former deputy director at the fbi. >> stocks are still in the red. the dow is down 158 points. rick what are you watching today?u know, earlier in the session, 10 year note yields were above 180. then they traded down to around 171, 172. why did that happen? we're going to tell you why and we're going to talk about day trading with machines. after the break. >>> coming up on the halftime show very surprising new information on how much exposure the banks have to the crude crush and jp morgan is front and center today. how concerned investors should really be. plus exclusive interview with the ceo of sun core and goldman sachs head of commodities and we'll debate chipotle, fitby the. >> another sign of the stalled ipo market. they're officially postponing the ipo. it was scheduled to go public last month. a sign of the times there. let's check in with rick santelli and get the santelli exchange. >> the machines have changed the world in so many ways and it's not for me to address whether that's an improvement or not an improvement. it is what it is. there's the context of the marketplace which really show cases

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tim. td ameritrade. >>> when the q&a begin, we'll take you straight to washington and listen in. in the meantime, ricksantelli is at the cme for us. good morning once again. >> good morning. well, you know, right around 8:00 a.m. eastern this morning looking at 24 hour chart, the ten year rate it get down to 152. of course that would comp back to the he said of 2012. it has come off on bit. we're currently at 162. so 10 basis points. remember, it becomes thin. now let's look at a start charting in march of 2013. and this is really important. we basically are hovering around 162, 163 now. look at how significant that was in may of 2013 and how significant in january of 2015. as we look at this level, this is the third time you want it pay attention to it. let's go all the way back to july of 2012. right after that is when we made the all time low of 138. you can see how this it is shaping up. swap, fixed for voting when central banks are going negative, you talk about a wild market. first look at a one year of ten year swaps. roughly minus 15. and that isn't the lowest they have been. right around nove