we think most us, mike robbins, thank you so much for being with us tonight.really appreciate it. thank you. thanks for having me. >> and still ahead at 6, a new bio technology that can stop bleeding in seconds. we will take you inside the new facility. his force warriors are in the valley of the sun as they prepare to take on the red-hot phoenix suns who are on a streak of their own sports director jason dumas has reaction from steve kerr on how they got ready. plus 2 little girls. just want to look like elsa. instead, they put him mother through a five-day long diaper cream drama. haha. >> no, it's it's our picture of the day. a desire to look like a disney. princess led to a five-day diaper rash cream disaster for a new york mom yet. take a look at this. the little girls wanted to look like elsa from frozen their mom. windy tried to wash out the diaper rash cream. but after 3 hours of scrubbing and fruitless internet searches. she turned to facebook for help. the mother posted this picture of her 2 little girls covered in white goo asking parents what you s

i'm kara robbins. welcome to the show, just have a good christmas. oh yes, fantastic, beautiful. wonderful. well, there's women and men of many voices. the sure going to do what we will tell them. let the highlights of the show biz year, though, strictly come dancing solar number one. i'll be one of your, i guess, you know, i tell you what alex palace. i think you would be fantastic. you've got the composure. you've got the structure, you've got a top trousers. i think you've got the dangly leg won't be perfect. i would love you to do it. i think you would please some passing. i mean, did you say, are they running out of gas? so that's interesting. everyone's been on, i mean, down walk at the bbc need on. no, i well i, it's fascinating program because everybody wants to do it. and then there was a booking a i wanted to think on for well, well, welcome to that just a much it would really good coverage on it. you know, real go, phil. i was watching somebody from you for me, stand jude out of aids, where the old days we used to tied up the chair and i will go round and we would just

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. >> tony robbins hasn't said anything. >> real quiet. >> coach cal showed up. >> he had the suit, the double windsor tie, the clipboard. >> the body movements. >> he likes to wear suits to his own hockey games. he wears the suit and changes into the uniform, but this suit they picked out specially for that locker room pep talk. >> so cute. >> it's like a passion for me. it's the innocence. like somewhere around 12 years old we get robbed of that innocence. and so i just love how, like, inspirational he is. he believes in himself. he believes in those players, and he just loves hockey. >> loves hockey, and we love him. way to go, coach cal. got the w today. >>> coming up, an epic proposal fumble. we've got that next. (light music) - look, i got to say something. i said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan like any other, with one big difference, and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. - [announcer] find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's

her mother shortly after that leaves the baby named and francis robbins in the care of relatives forof her life, she yearned for this absent mother. as her son told me, as other people pointed out to me, it cast a shadow on her spirit, and insecurity but never really leaves her, it's one reason she was so complex. she believed no matter how successful they were, there was always a trapdoor in life, any minute the bottom could all fall out and certainly that's underscore two months after they get to the white house where she almost loses her husband to an assassin's bullet. she wasn't really somebody who shared a lot about herself, her own children didn't really know all that much about her childhood were the insecurity, the instability, lingering iteffects, scar tissue it left r with somebody suggested her mother abandonedo her but if you don't mind, there is a speech she gave in 1986, a famous orphanage, they were honoring her that day for her drug advocacy, she says to these 400 children who come from foster care and broken homes, she said something remarkable, it was a moment of v

so this is a new version, obviously was filmed in the �*60s by robert wise and jerome robbins.s a new version by steven spielberg, which on the one hand, it's a reimagining. there is centrally, in terms of the casting, it does away with a lot of the colour casting issues it does away with a lot of the casting issues of the originalfilm. it has a couple of terrific performances. rachel zegler�*s terrific, ariana debose is really, really good. i'm not entirely convinced by ansel elgort, who i think is a kind of slightly weak male lead, but it doesn't matter because the film itself, and i don't mean this as a criticism, the film is really technically skilful, and when you are talking about a dance movie, technically skilful is a really important thing. it's ultra—widescreen, it's 239. the look of the film, you know, it is a period of peace, and the look of the film is very much in keeping with the time of the film. they have made alterations and updates. there is a lovely role for rita moreno that provides the genetic link between the old version that everybody loves, even if they

into her own past and look at decisions that she made in a former life when she's played byjesse robbins same character in very different ways. she said she didn't want the people to believe they were the same person. they were two sides of the same person. when she read the novella, she felt it was saying things about being a woman, being a mother, being a professional that had not been set out loud before. and she loved the idea of making it into a conversation. i think there's an awful lot of films of francoise ozon, the idea that there is a surface, but beneath the surface, there are secrets waiting to be revealed. there's a real sense of dread in it. i know a couple of people who've seen it who saw, as far as i can tell, a completely different film to me. they read it in a completely different way. interesting! great performance by olivia coleman, really well directed by maggie gyllenhaal, who not only is a great writer and actor and director, but can also play the theramin! one of the most complicated instruments. i think this is really fascinating. i think it's terrific. it's into

make sure people are not robbin you and also keeping yourself safe.t people shoul have some type of defense mechanism with them whether it' a lethal weapon or even a gun just in case somebody decides t try to rob you, take your car with your children in it during this type of season. you should always be cautious n matter when these things or the time of the year that happen. >> every jurisdiction has different rules about pepper spray and things about what you cannot, have to defend yourself. senators kennedy and grassley had written there counterparts requesting a hearing about what is driving all the crime we hav right now. is a ineffective bail policies restraints on police officers and the are exacerbating the surge. what you think is pushing it? >> i think all of those you jus mentioned are a major part of what's going on now. when you have people traveling, they can travel across straight lines to go to these pete place that are not equipped and they are not holding people accountable, you still have $1,000 worth of stuff and they'll slap you o

jason robbins was not pleased with jim chanos' math and told me all about it in a "squawk box" exclusiveaid it himself it's totally insane, the math makes no sense obviously, if we quadruple profit, gross profit and cut marketing to 10% of revenue and kept overhead flat we would not be losing $200 million a quarter and we are not trading anywhere near 30 times revenue, it's less than half of that. >> chanos responded to that on twitter, pulling out the third quarter earnings release let me show it to you. the problem is the third quarter and there's the tweet, the third quarter is the weakest seasonally with a margin of 20% and that's the basis of chanos' math if you run chanos' hypothetical four-times revenue marketing spend close to 10%, but use an annualized margin of 40% look at the right-hand column now you would end up with 300 million. chanos pointed out to me he cut the marketing spend to 10% currently it's at 143% jason robbins reiterated he anticipates the state by state profitability will happen in two to three years in each state he's in it the long haul to a appease the shor

back into her own past and look at decisions you made in a former life when she's played byjesse robbinsery different ways. maggie gyllenhaal always wanted doc back the only thing she said was as far as she was concerned, when she read the novella, she felt it was saying things about being a woman, being a mother, being a professional who had not been set out loud before. and she loved the idea of making it into a conversation. i think there's an awful lot of films, the idea that there is a surface, but beneath the surface, there are secrets waiting to be revealed. there's a real sense of dread in it. i know a couple of people who've seen it who saw, as far as i can tell, completely different film to me. they read it in a completely different way. great performance by 0livia coleman, really well directed by maggie gyllenhaal, who not only is a great writer and actor and director, but can also play the ferry man. in the most complication ithink ferry man. in the most complication i think this is really fascinating. i think it's terrific. it's into the enemas now and it's on netflix from t

into her own past and look at decisions that she made in a former life when she's played byjesse robbinster in very different ways. she said she didn't want the people to believe they were the same person. they were two sides of the same person. when she read the novella, she felt it was saying things about being a woman, being a mother, being a professional that had not been set out loud before. and she loved the idea of making it into a conversation. i think there's an awful lot of films of francoise ozon, the idea that there is a surface, but beneath the surface, there are secrets waiting to be revealed. there's a real sense of dread in it. i know a couple of people who've seen it who saw, as far as i can tell, a completely different film to me. they read it in a completely different way. interesting! great performance by olivia coleman, really well directed by maggie gyllenhaal, who not only is a great writer and actor and director, but can also play the ferry man. the theramin! in the most complicated... i think this is really fascinating. i think it's terrific. it's into the enemas

back in the clinic with sunny the captain comalla is ready for his checkout sunny x. las vet amy robbins is about to give sunny a sedative. this is just to settle him so he can get his injection here. while i'm in co office security thinking something about to happen, but he don't know yet. what good boy, what a brave little boy. i am checking yet and the color gum and making sure he's got good. i'm refill time, which is a sense of how good blood pressure is. and i have a look at the bladder. this obviously a big important thing for chlamydia, so it causes this start us. so that causes inflammation of the blood war. why guess chlamydia has reached epidemic proportions amongst coil is in australia, agreement with over half the population infected. if left untreated, it can cause infertility, blindness, and dead like that. average kenway, his blood is looking pretty healthy. they're sunny is in the clear. tell me that the significance of you know, any testing for chlamydia and, and the most may project disease has been charged. that if you can control that one factor that you can actually

it is an adaptation of the 1957 musical from four greats — director and choreographer jerome robbins,onard bernstein, arthur laurents who did the book, and lyricist stephen sondheim. at the world premiere of his adaptation of west side story, stephen spielberg made it clear he was indebted to all the musicals�* creative forefathers. the first feeling is gratitude and such an honour to be able to have been entrusted by the trustees and stephen sondheim to be able to make our west side story. # skyscrapers bloom in america # cadillacs zoom in america... stephen sondheim was notjust a lyricist of the 1957 broadway west side story musical, but also for the 1961 movie and speilberg's new film. sadly, he died at the age of 91, just a few days before the world premiere. the production boasts a very talented cast. rachel zegler plays the pivotal role of maria, pretty much an unknown actress. this is her performing maria four years ago, well before stephen spielberg had even heard of her. # i have a love. # and it's all that i need... the actress responded to an open casting call online and wa

i'm kara robbins. welcome to the show. just have a good christmas. oh yes, fantastic, beautiful. wonderful. well, there's women and men of many voices. the shoot gotta do what we were television, let the highlights of the show biz year. they strictly come dancing, solar number one. so i'll be running a guess. you know, i tell you what alex palace, i think you would be fantastic. you've got the composure you've got. you've got the top trousers. i think you've got the dangly leg up. won't be perfect. i would love you to do it. i think you would be fantastic. i mean, did you say, are they running out of gas? so that's interesting. everyone's been on, i mean, down walk of the bbc need on. no, i well, i, it's fascinating program because everybody wants to do it. and then there was a bumping up to the back. i want to think of on for on for well, well, welcome to a much it with that group coverage on it. you know, real go further with somebody from the, from the state database where we used to try to build a route and we would just get the troops.

we're here for a special new year edition where we joined by the wonderful louis mcclain, i'm kara robbins. welcome to the show, just have a good christmas. oh yes, fantastic, beautiful. wonderful. well, there's women and men of many voices and the sure good of do what we're television, let the highlights of the showbiz year, though, strictly come dancing solar number one. i'll be wondering.

so thank you to listen to kind of anticipate robbins, have a wonderful, safe and happy new year and you meet tomorrow and it's been wonderful. have you both a 5 year term alex and i have a wonderful new year and we'll see you all again next week. take care. and as i always see a quoting, my dad's favorite say here's to us, was like us, dom few and there are deep. uh huh. oh hawk with ah, with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also? we look forward to the new year. what does 2020 to have in store for us? will we be live in interesting times? ah ah, ah ah, ah. a top stories to south belgium, suddenly back tracked from his coat clam down and reopened. it isn't cinemas that are for its highest course, slammed the restrictions as excessive, while joe biden, distancing himself from previous promises to shut down the bars now says it's up to individual states, not to why times just thought he times, we discuss his response to the pandemic so far, and we look back to with what's been a tough year for

it is because the one that was a vector and our island robbins this if you will address those problem. first and foremost, your problem released logistics. light bill, we job around the mean town of city. dow storm damage like this is a familiar scene here. now. at the port area, we found more than a 100 families forced from their homes. they are from the va jour. sufficient community once lived on houses on stilts, by the sea. now this is all they have left my gone. so what residence here are telling us is that it's 6 pm. now this is going to be their 1st meal for the day. something that they just picked up from the garbage mostly. and this plastic lead at least 5 families tonight, rest meet that i will at sun is desperate to. i mean we don't even have rice, there's nothing. my children are crying. we look for a left over, but there was nothing. we went to bed with an empty stomach. i gave them a go. this is the human cost of support. they would rise at destruction. it's estimated that thousands of families are displeased here now. but this is just one province days since the storm s

slide, food, excuse me, water and medical supplies are now being delivered to survivors on typhoon robbins islands in the country. at least 375 people were killed when typhoon right pummeled southern and central regions, while some are returning home more than 400000 people are still living in evacuation center is jemila. dugan is a manila with the latest on the situation. we were traveling for the past 5 days and we 1st landed in davos it just to give you a sense of how difficult it was for us to get to the 1st devastation, sight of city go province. after that, we made their way to be to and from there we were able to embed with the philippine millet. she ended the reconnaissance flight over so we shall go island be now got providence. and then we had their sales dropped off a sort of go city where this situation is really dire. i mean, even for a country often battered by natural disasters, this kind of damage and devastation is unprecedented. we're talking about at least 4 provinces. many communities remain cut off. it's been almost a week since by foreign rice truck. and the situation

so thank you to listen to it and to kate robbins, have a wonderful, safe and happy new year or tomorrow. and it's been wonderful to have you both a alex and i have a wonderful new year and we'll see you all again next week. take care and as i always see a quoting my dad's favorite say here's the us was like us down few and there are deep. uh huh. oh, oh, maybe a blue cross driven by dreamers shaped band center. some of those with there's things we dare to ask in ah ah, russia will be secure and gets borders the same way as the west. that's the pledge vladimir putin made in an almost hour long conversation with you as president joe biden. belgium suddenly backtracks on its coven measures and reopens peters and cinemas, that after its highest court, said the restrictions were too excessive. while elsewhere, joe biden distances himself from previous promises to shut down the virus. he now says it's up to individual states, not the white house and sort it out. we discuss his responses, the pandemic so far. plus a special, we get a rare glimpse inside one of russia's most notorious president

i'm hope to see you all again for our christmas special with a jew of many voices, talented, kit robbins and nurse mccloud. next week until then take care. ah ah ah, ah, working room or should she popped in? she said well i'm getting ready to go. shopping for christmas. i wish there was a good buying another shooting another safe part of american life shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a ar 15, semi automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act. when we're silent on this issue, the other side winds by default lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the jobs, which is why do you where again, where are you still with me? nothing. i take it off it, i think the people need to take responsibility into their own hands and be prepared if those kind of weapons who are less available. we wouldn't have a lot of the shootings that we certainly wouldn't have the number address with the head of nate. so valo is to keep expanding the western military ally and subbing yet more countries near russia. in spite of protest from moscow to a head on the program, news

so thank you to listen to kind of anticipate robbins, have a wonderful, safe and happy new year meet tomorrow. and it's been wonderful. have you both a 5 year term alex and i have a wonderful new year and we'll see you all again next week. take care and as i always see a quoting my dad's favorite set, his to us was like us down few and there are deep on the oh hawk maybe ah ah, i mean you must. it is so delicate and as you want to start till we stand together, we'll continue to stand together against russia. 80 in germany. repeat some of the errors that we doubtless made. se, notice if he needs us chunky dawson about their milling influence other nations, france b, u. k. and even latin america and other countries in future them, maybe beware to high rum will cycle pollute with members of your household. so please, please, please, please. we are to continue to fight. don't go home, don't you just need to to do the russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't know how to common leave. it's so short. so d and l t d enough is the father the yes. ok to in the 80 the enough mrs. gun simp

so i'm very honored to have my wife elizabeth and my daughter robbin in the gallery today.hank you very much. mr. dole: and i know they join me in expressing our deep appreciation to everyone here and to the people of kansas, and as all of us go back who are leaving this year and think about -- or are thinking about leaving in a couple of year, whatever, you think about the people who sent you here and the people who tried not to send you here. but onceer -- but once you're here, you forget about those. they're all your constituents, whether they're republicans or democrats or independents. and four times my friends in kansas -- republicans and democrats and independents, i believe -- gave me their votes in the house of representatives and five times they've given me their votes in the united states senate. and i think to all of us such trust is perhaps the greatest gift that can come to any citizen in our democracy, and i know i'll be forever grateful, as everyone here will be forever grateful -- to our friends and to our support histories never gave up on us, who never lo

we dare to ask welcome back to our christmas show, a listener, kite and kate robbins. i hurting us for some of the great political events of the year. i'm in a volunteer caught in 6. it's of course louis in our home city of glasgow while this class was talking him home city. med that. my dad, my ear will deal with the american presenter. here we are from glasgow, penn. tomorrow. we'll be glad to work, at least you guys will. it was brilliant for anybody that lived in glasgow. cnn. i got it wrong. last month. was it worth it? if you had the flat to rent and then also it was a grill. you made a function that was terrific ones, few key which was near wilbur ac. yours. i was doing a rolling trade apparently, and it was, you were written student by the police picked up on it. the may, the papers were saying things like, you know, 30 grand for my days. i mean, that must be in amazement. a little. i mean, after all these years of they had been a festival and all these folk in edinburgh making a fortune breton at the flats. finally a oh, yeah, absolutely. it was amazing. and t

i'm hope to see you all again for our christmas special with a jew of many voices, talented kit robbins and louis mcquaid. next week, until then take care. ah, ah ah, scientific knowledge has never been so readily available to everyone across the globe, but overwhelmed by information. how can we distinguish the real science from the one being imposed upon us? we're living in a world where there are many people who have a vested interest in fighting information, fighting scientific evidence, and discrediting even the notion that science could provide the truth about the natural world in the pursuit of business goals. launch corporations, a challenge strongly by scientific evidence if you're emotionally invested and free markets, them climate change is a serious emotional threat because dealing with it means we have to change our approach to business industries or on the war bond attempting to debunk legitimate science by producing new evidence in science fighting science. that's how ignorant is manufactured, their attention only seeking to the rail. fine. it's rolling using sy, give that

i'm hope to see you all again for our christmas special with a jew of many voices talented kit robbins and nurse mcquaid. next week until then take care. ah ah ah, ah, working room or should in the back. she popped in. she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas and we recently there was a good buying another, shooting another safe part of american life shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an 8 or 15, semi automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act. when we're filing on this issue, the other side wins by default, lady that lived over there, i was walking one of the dogs. so why do you wear again? were you scared me? nothing could take it off. it, i think the people need to take responsibility into their own hands and be prepared if those kind of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of the shootings that we certainly wouldn't have. the number a desk with the only chrome variant of cove. it is spreading out an unprecedented right, so warms the world health organization will be talking to the europe directory in just a few mo

well, listen, kaiser and kate robbins. i hurting us for some of the great political events of the year. i'm in a volunteer court can 6. it's of course louis in our home city of glasgow while class has not been in home theater. meds that i'm out of here with american presented right here. we are from glasgow, panama, raleigh glass to why can't the stained glass. it was brilliant for anybody that lived in glasgow. cnn. i got it wrong. last month was a fear the flat to rent the nurse. i was a grill. give me the function that was terrific. ones, few key which was near will the yours. i was doing a roaring trade apparently and it was written, stood for the place picked up on it and the, the papers were saying things like, you know, 30 grand for my days. i mean, that must be an amazement. i mean, after all these years of they had been a festival and all these folk in edinburgh making a fortune breton at the floods. finally, he gets time to get to the ball. yeah, absolutely. it was amazing. and by all accounts, a huge success. it

county, workers at a cake factory that produces desserts for chain stores including walmart and baskin robbinsre on day 45 of a strike demanding better working conditions. the mostly latinx immigrant workers say they're forced to work up to 14 hours a day, have to produce more than a dozen cakes per minute, and are granted only three sick days a year. the senate parliamentarian has rejected democrats' third bid to include immigration reform in the build back better bill. the proposal included granting work permits and deportation protections to millions of people. the news prompted a swift rebuke from immigrant justice advocates and democratic lawmakers. new york congressmember jamaal bowman tweeted -- "the parliamentarian is not an elected official. their guidance is advisory not law. the republicans have fired the parliamentarian to pass their tax cuts for the wealthy. democrats must overrule the parliamentarian to pass immigration reform." axios is reporting the biden administration has stopped holding undocumented families in detention centers, relying instead on electronic ankle devices a

was his life and remarkable relationship with his wife and the love that he had for his daughter robbin as well. >> senator bob, certainly a force to be reckoned with no matter which side of the alley, ron, and elizabeth, former cabinet secretary as well, also a force to be reckoned with and had a deep love for each other. often would remark how they sang songs in the evening, one of the special things they did together. how did senator elizabeth dole find out about senator bob's situation and his passing? >> well, you know, she's right there with him and he was having some trouble breathing through the night and, you know, she, like she does, being a caregiver to her husband like so many americans are, you know, 40 million plus americans are, in fact. more who are military veteran care givers. she was right aside, we called the paramedics and efforts were made to resusitate him and measures weren't successful so she, as she has been especially during the pandemic was with him a lot and, you know, she and i have -- the pandemic has been a silver lining in some ways. i know for a lot of

places like charlotte, warner robbins seeing a big storm right now. not severe threshold, but lesser in the green area. there could be the chance of a storm with a 40 or 60 mile per hour wind gust. this is not the same atmosphere, not the same situation. there won't be overnight tornados. one or two, possibly, isolated, smaller tornados. not supercells like yesterday. no warning on it, but it's moving that way. even rain up toward philadelphia. nothing severe. l later tonight, it moves offshore. this is just a bad memory. the cold air coming in, you're saying how it's in the 40s. by morning, it's going to be in the low 40s to upper 20s there. tornados on the ground. more warnings yesterday than any day in december history of any year. so we had tornados in the winter. we do. even 23 in december on an average year. most of them are right around the gulf coast. maybe even a waterspout coming onshore, turning into a tornado. not an ef-4 or 5 tornado that we saw last night. right now, the highest we had would be ef-3 near bowling green. it takes a long ti

earlier tonight we talked with author and motivational speaker mike robbins about ways to cope with stress. i think. >> most people are good at heart. and so i think for us to be honest about our fears to take precautions when we need to and trust in the goodness of humanity. even if there are things that we're seeing recently them a question that i mean, i do really believe in my core that we are all in this together. even though sometimes it feels like were separated from one another. >> he gave us these 4 techniques to cope with stress and anxiety first on how you feel be real about how you feel. focus on self-care reach out for support. something. not a lot of people do and reflect on what you're grateful for. a at an east bay. nonprofit has left workers. they're searching for answers as well as the need to replace the items they plan to give away for the holidays, found force. re-assess your joins us from the newsroom tonight with more on this sad story. teresa. >> it's really is a very sad situation. thousands of diapers hygiene products as well as other valuable items just ripped of

happy with that he was pushing back on twitter, accusing chanos of forgetting how to do math jason robbins" in an exclusive interview next hour, joe we're looking around to that. >> we have a lot of questions for jason. if draftkings isn't doing as well, i think you might have a good idea why, contessa. i showed you my betting slips. you saw i'm killing it i am killing it. and their margins -- >> i was shocked by how little you actually bet as much as you talk about it, i thought that you were a high roller >> that hurts. you see that when you bet $4 on a three-way parlay, if you hit it you can make $35. i'm on the same $150 that i started the year with and i'm at $160, so just put that in your pipe and smoke it. >> wow. >> i'm up, all right i am up. you know, i can't wait for the oregon/utah game tonight you said it. it makes it so much more engaging that that trend will not continue regardless of what chanos says. thank you, contessa. >>> coming up, jason robins joins us for an exclusive interview to respond to jim chanos sport call on the stock we'll be right back. what's going on? wher

jason robbins stood by the number and the outlook saying they will be profitable in each state wheret operating in two to three years after being launched in the state but took it on the chin today. >> thank you i give credit for the response not everybody does to the short seller investors do we know how long he's been short? a stock cut in half in the last three months. >> absolutely. it shows that you're going to stand up for the company and typically when the ceos take them on it's a bad sign and if you have to answer the bear case because people believe it there's questioning of the model. you can make assumptions the bottom line is two to three years maybe in every state they operate. the bull case that the valuation of draftkings is more states legalize, somehow the competitive attrition of everybody giving the incentives and spending like mad eases up and economies of scale emerge from that. maybe. it is a leap at this level pivoting to the broader markets, a bounce. >> firmed up a little bit. the indicators of kind of stressed forced selling eased back, too. watch the vix an