according to documents russel junior and woman had been in a sexual relationship for 2 1/2 years. she told police from june 10 to june 20 russel ordered her into the bedroom where she says she had sex with him out of fear and if she did not have sex with russel she said he told her he would break her hips. the documents also revealed that russel would cover her nose and mouth making it impossible for her to speak or even breathe. the alleged sexual abuse turned extremely violent and physical and went on during july 12 police say russel threatened to kill and skin her puppy and later stabbed the animal on its side. the dog was taken to the veterinarian and because of injuries had to be put down. the charging documents also revealed that russel was a personal trainer and former marine but what is more draw dropping neighbors say they had no idea this what all happening below. >> and according to the state attorney office russell currently being held without bond and based on the charges there we're told he could face a possible life sentence and plus 4 years. "fox5 local news". >> i

some of my friends are saying this isn't a russell that russell has changed as a result becoming a father that i'm into. rested in different things it's not put aside my grandiosity and my grand ambitions is that i'm content to see what develops i'm content to say where things go i'm interested to see what will happen now like that it's not a foregone conclusion what's going on in the world now i don't think it necessarily has to be a dreadful deterioration but it evidently will have to be change all right we're going to play a little game of of you only knew i'd like to do it who was your childhood celebrity crush i was always a big fan of elvis presley and girl girl quiet that were common areas to facets are i wonder woman i like to wonder woman a lot of you do like to kiss the screen sheepy that even once they should get a static shock from the screen because technology was not as announced linda carr i think she was going oh oh kate in owner i was with robert altman the great man who got us on the other one that he never. was your guilty pleasure guilty used to be chocolates i don't f

right now what they're doing is diverting all traffic russel road. and then you can hug bag back on to 95 northbound after joplin road this morning. we have a tractor-trailer crash and a fuel spill out there for hours. hov looking good and south of that point hov crash involving tractor-trailer gary ton road it's a mess in hov and main blinds 95 northbound half hour delay already and 4:36 in the morning. take jeffersonville highway or route one to get around that and we'll keep you updated on the breaking news. back to you guys. >> coming up on "fox news morning" stars line up to raise money and contribute to the harvey relief effort. >> and for the first time since 9/11 people without tickets will be allowed to go to gates only at one airport. >> an a live look outside across the dmv. time 4:37, temperature 64 degrees. back in a >> time now 4:39 we're back with what is hot on the web. >> holly morris is here with what you are engaging with most on social media. >> furious texans take to social media to slam millionaire pastor millionaire pastor joe

of fear and if she did not have sex with russel he told her he would break her hips. the documents also revealed that russel would cover her nose and mouth making it impossible for her to speak or even breathe. the alleged sexual abuse tuned extremely violent and medical and went on during the month of july and on july threatened to kill and skin her puppy he later stabbed the animal on its side. the dog was taken to to the veterinary an because of injuries had to be put down. >> charging documents revealed that russel was a personal trainer and a former marine but what's even more draw but what's even more draw troping we're told by the state attorney office russell held but bound. we spoke with property manager of the condominiums complex according to him he did not 2340e the owner and the vick anymore in this case well. one time he did interact there was noynd occasions of her being a volatile relation shxt as you can imagine he was telling thus comes as a shock and surprise to this community. >> in montgomery county this evening "fox5 local news". >> the u.s. secr

is russell macabre he is the editor of the d.c. based corporate crime reporter he's also founder of single payer action dot org and editor of the website morgan county usa so well so much of your work of course has been the acceleration of corporate crime sanctioned of course by legislation written by lobbyists and the judicial system but i want to focus first on another aspect that you have investigated and that is how consumer groups have been bought off because an arm of corporations when they first came to d.c. in the seventy's consumers were consumer groups environmental groups public interest groups generally were having a lot of success getting lost passed getting on course and we should interrupt there was and many of them. generated or or spawned by ralph nader absolutely and he was the leader of the movement and they decided the corporate powers that be decided that they were going to push back one of the ways was to funnel money into d.c. increase their presence both overtly and covertly the covert part was pretty intere

that may be what the russell selloff is about. now we'll see if that turns around in september, as the president and the congress said they would turn to tax reform in earne earnest. there's a lot riding on this right now. for b pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> let's talk more about what risks might potentially derail this market. peter is president and chief investment officer at creative planning services and joins us now to talk a little bit more about that. peter, welcome, first of all, and second of all, bob mentioned the corporate tax reform plan. and you also cite that as something that you're going to be watching very carefully. >> yeah, i think if you look at the risks to the market, we get questions from our clients about north korea, the speech about afghanistan tonight, unrest in charlottesville, boston protests. it's about earnings. the number one thing that impacts earnings from these levels is not getting corporate tax reform passed. i think this is the thing the market is looking at more than everything e

husband, who was a former sheriff's deputy, or the fact that they're a gay, minority couple.but, russell also says it's possible... it was just a kid and a random act.in lafayette, spencer blake, kron four news. (justine) still ahead.. cooler temperatures to start the work week..' but how long will it last?(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. karnow: it turned into a beautiful day for most of the bay area today. highs today were hovering right around average with 80s in the valleys and 60s at the coast. the sea breeze is stronger and will bring cooler air to the valleys. if you're going out expect windier weather for much of the bay area and fog moving onshore. it was another active day in the sierra with numerous lightning strikes and more lightning near shasta too. you can see the area of low pressure moving through the state touching off the storms. the fog is going to surge well onshore tonight. that should help to keep temperatures down tomorrow too. (light organ music) - so we're here in pacifica. this apartment complex has been slated to co

one of russell's theories has to do with this poster. it promotes a go fund me page for his husband, who has parkinson's and desperately needs stem cell treatment.he's pictured in the uniform he wore as a sheriff's deputy for contra costa county."could it be an act toward someone who didn't like the fact that there was a picture of a sheriff? unfortunately there are people out there that don't like cops."another possible reason for targeting, russell says, could simply be that they are a gay, minority couple.recently two men berated a fremont store owner for flying a rainbow flag.and in march, an oakland restaurant's employees found what appeared to be feces on the door, which showcased signs in support of immigrants. but russell also knows the whole thingcould have just been a random act by a teenager who wasn't thinking. "now plywood is up covering the front door and the rock is one evidence the police do have."checking to see whether cameras from nearby captures anythingglad it was just the door, massive front windows next in lafayett

one of russell's theories has to do with this poster. it promotes a go fund me page for his husband, who has parkinson's and desperately needs stem cell treatment.he's pictured in the uniform he wore as a sheriff's deputy for contra costa county."could it be an act toward someone who didn't like the fact that there was a picture of a sheriff? unfortunately there are people out there that don't like cops."another possible reason for targeting, russell says, could simply be that they are a gay, minority couple.recently two men berated a fremont store owner for flying a rainbow flag.and in march, an oakland restaurant's employees found what appeared to be feces on the door, which showcased signs in support of immigrants. but russell also knows the whole thingcould have just been a random act by a teenager who wasn't thinking. "now plywood is up covering the front door and the rock is one piece of physical evidence the police do have."they'll also be checking to see whether surveillance cameras from nearby businesses captures anythingthe own

the russell 2000 down a half percent. ten-year treasury note, prejobs check on that one.eing ten-year yields stuck. they go from 2.20 to 2.30, back and forth. >> 2.23 the last trade >> a bit of selling with yields ticking higher watch wages today. >>> less than three hours away from the big jobs report forecast calls for an increase of 180,000 non-farm payrolls, ahead of that report futures relatively stable. joining us is john silvia. this jobs report is the most important one since the last one. what do we look for? >> i think you got it right. we're steady looking for 185,000. that's consistent with the labor force growth unemployment rate at 4.5, 4.25 area surprisingly you have a steady employment outlook going forward. >> is it consistent with the rest of the economic data which this week, john, has not been all that great yesterday services, ism was bad. the components within there did not look strong. construction spending, personal income, these have all been data misses and surprisingly week at a time when we expect another rebound in the third quarter >> the emp

has been laying out some walls of his own to russell 's?termined he is to get things done, giving up his bank holiday to fly... —— brussels. he is going over there to kickstart the next round of talks. we are told it is going to be a lot more aggressive, he is going to go in and tell the eu to stop dragging their heels, be a bit more flexible and try to meet the uk halfway. i think the ball remains in britain's court. it is determining what the terms of the exit are and whether the eu will agree to those terms —— court. whether the eu will agree to those terms -- court. yes, they are still waiting for the detail, and they? -- aren't they? yes, determining the bill for leaving and that sort of thing, the eu is not saying they need to know that figure exactly but they need an idea of what the figure will be. if they can agree on those, then they can move on. they are not even getting that. with things like the border in northern ireland with ireland, ireland and the eu did not cause it and don't want it. they don't necessarily understand why

russell knauss, the atlanta player gets in the way. it's about time they had something go their way. they get a victory at home, 1-0 the final for this one. one final note, the redskins' starting center spencer sidelined following knee surgery,

lieu tenants general russell would know. you certainly remember him from 12 years ago when he commanded the joint task force at hurricane katrina in new orleans and the gulf coast and he joins us tonight. general, thanks a lot for coming on. give us a sense of how federal forces and state forces are going to be responding right now to this storm. >> well, the federal forces will only be used in the federal troops would only be used to fill requirements that the national guard, right now post katrina there has been a lot of emphasis in the national guard as always been the first for the governors to use. but, the national guard through neutral agreements with sister states will call in assets such as helicopters that they need. and special units that they need. but this is a national guard will have the lead. then for those things that they need, if they need a ship they will go to dod and ship will be sent from the navy. or if they need extra wide

one of russell's theories has to do with this poster. it promotes a go fund me page for his husband, who has parkinson's and desperately needs stem cell treatment.he's pictured in the uniform he wore as a sheriff's deputy for contra costa county."could it be an act toward someone who didn't like the fact that there was a picture of a sheriff? unfortunately there are people out there that don't like cops."another possible reason for targeting, russell says, could simply be that they are a gay, minority couple.recently two men berated a fremont store owner for flying a rainbow flag.and in march, an oakland restaurant's employees found what appeared to be feces on the door, which showcased signs in support of immigrants. but russell also knows the whole thingcould have just been a random act by a teenager who wasn't thinking. "now plywood is up covering the front door and the rock is one piece of physical evidence the police do have."they'll also be checking to see whether surveillance cameras from nearby businesses captures anythingthe own

but in particular, if you look at the percentage of stocks on the russell 3000, that closed below 50% last week for the first time in over a year. we know that the weakness in small caps, russell 2,000 is down about 7% from the highs >> transports. >> there's a lot of things under the surface that are not quite as strong as they've been in the last 12 to 14 months, so i think it's a time to look at the portfolio, maybe take some risk off. but probably not get too bearish, given the long-term trends are in tact and as your panel was talking about earlier, there are still some good things happening in emerging markets credit markets are not showing any type of stress that we would be consistent with a major pullback of correction but just under the surface, there's a couple of things that aren't quite right >> the danger is doing something too dramatic to your portfolio, because you think some sort of larger event or correction-style event is going to happen but as we made the point on the desk the fundamentals underpinning the rally are still strong, no >> right, yeah and -- yeah, we w

russell. mr. russell comes and testifies, yes, i hired out dred from mrs. emerson for a set amount of money. on cross-examination it was revealed that it was not mr. russell who made the arrangements to hire out dred scott but his wife, mrs. russell, and mrs. russell hasn't testified at trial. so mr. russell's testimony was struck as hearsay, as no evidence showing that dred was actually hired out and therefore treated as a slave so the case was dismissed. but the judge was sympathetic as you saw on the video and there was a retrial. at retrial, mr. emerson testified -- i'm sorry, mr. russell testified that he paid the money, mrs. russell that she made the arrangements, and now with the evidence closed dred scott was able to prevail at the state court level. >> so then why did it go on to the missouri supreme court? >> well, i think that takes us back to i think a fundamental question, which is why 1846. what is happening that the scotts wait as long as they do to bring this freedom suit? i think there is this confluence of things, but for me the most power

traffic is being forced to divert the main lanes at russel road. you can take route 1 delays back to 610 garrisonville r road. half our delay already. one tractor-trailer crashes involving a fuel spill. second one in backup is blocking at least one lane. main lanes again at stand still and being orced to divert. we're hoping to get shoulder or one lane open soon. hearing the crash should be there throughout the morning rush hour. hov looking okay closer to 6 hov looking okay closer to 6:19. we'll keep you updated. traffic in maryland and d.c. looking good. back to you mature and and holly. >> we'll check in with you for update. 5:0 1st time and the latest out of texas the death toll has risen. tens of thousands have been displaced. rescue efforts continued overnight in the midst of newly imposed curfew in houston. annie yu following latest developments from the newsroom in morning, annie. >> houston mayor sylvester turner enforced mandatory curfew in attempt to deal with ludeing there. that curfew lifted at 5:00 this morning. there's reports 18 peo

same thing for the russell moving on. is no bigger mistake than the united states bleaching that its land is safe across the ocean. that is the latest fillet out of the official korean central news agency that came out this afternoon following new u.s.-backed sanctions from the united nations over the weekend against north korea. this comes on the heels of recent news reports of iran successfully launching a missile into space. >> so as this geopolitical pressures month, the u.s. missile defense program could see an increase in spending. joining us now with what it means for defense companies is roman schwizer, the aerospace and defense analyst. so give us a few names that you're on this north korea story. >> the thing you have to can have is long term the u.s. has to defend against this threat so there's only one program really geared towards this. there's four companies, boeing, for throb grummond and averill atk who are the three prime movers on the program and have been since 2001. >> how up to date is that system, ro

the russell is down 3% even though it's been down for more than a week consecutive. i don't tend to look at these things as a functionof does that mean it's over just because something is down. it went up a lot takes time to digest gains what happens from here >> if not yesterday or the day before you suggested there could be a rotation underway. >> there is a rotation. >> i'm not talking about one day. >> you're right. that's the key point is that you can have sectors show strength for a couple of weeks and then take a pause or drop it doesn't mean, that's it, they're inished, they're popped it means money is finding opportunities elsewhere. it really has been something of a carrousel. the only two areas the market have left out have been telecom and retail outside of that space you've seen a nice rotation bubbling beneath the surface of this event. it's notable, we're not talking about one sector moving the chains we're not talking about ostentatious moves we haven't had a plus 1 day for the spx in 70 days this is a slow grind characterized by that rotation. >> whe

i want you to keep an eye on the russell 2000 this is how people were voting on the trump tax cuts.hat's the russell that started dropping the day the health care reform bill failed and that was the vote saying we think there might be problems here with tax cut in the last two days as tax cuts are back on the table, the russell has handily outperformed the s&p 500. there's your barometer right now for the trump tax cuts, keep an eye on that. in terms of sectors, we opened lower for the banks and opened lower on semiconductor stocks. those have now turned around in the middle of the day. biotech was on the downside and that remains consumer staples also remain weak overall i would say it's choppy and indeterminate and we'll have one of the lighter volume days of the year. >> thanks very much. bob, let's get more on the markets around the globe lives in hong kong, barbara, voya investment management mark, how do people live in hong kong, not justin investors but people respond to what we see here in the united states as very much elevated tensions between the u.s. and some of our inte

the russell ended up in a bear market, down around 20%.saying that is happening, but it shows that, between the small caps rolling over, and a number of stocks above their 200 a moving averages, we are seeing a little bit of a deterioration in the internals. the combination of the internals in the small caps makes me think we will see a downside before this plays out. sticking with the idea of the internals deteriorating, we have a great chart on the bloomberg. it talks about the nasdaq 100, because everybody's talking about how tech is hot this year. this doesn't show the nasdaq well above that 200 a moving average. but below, we see the number of members that are above the 200 a moving average really shrinking, right now at 44%. but importantly, below a level of support, similarly to what happened in 2015 and 2016. we remember that risk off in the beginning of 2016. are you can to assert -- are you concerned about these signals? >> the number of stocks above the 200 day moving average and nasdaq, andus the you also seed it in the s&p 500

. >> spero: hope that russell wilson can stay healthy, dealt with an assortment of injuries last yearall smiles as wilson looked impressive tonight. threw for 200 yards and a touchdown. that seattle defense after a slestart looking like the dominant bunch we've grown accustomed to seeing. >> dan: the key for seattle is protecting russell wilson. revamped offensive line. reece odiambo starting at left tackle. this evening a good night for wilson and good night for that offensive line. >> spero: five straight trips to the postseason for pete carroll and seattle. looking to take that next step as they try to climb the nfl mountain here in 2017. final seconds will come off the clock as andy reid and the chiefs falling to seattle here at centurylink, 2016-13 your final. chiefs unable to get into the end zone offensively. they did have the long kick return by de'anthony thomas but that was just about it. your final score once again, seattle 26. kansas city 13. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. now for dan fouts, jay feely, tracy wolfson, our producer jimric off, our dire

the nasdaq down 23 russell down 15. russell down 1%. >> so far this year, it is the least loved ipo on wall street, but blue apron's earnings are due out tomorrow and up next, a bull and a bear we found one of each whether u ou o ts ocorotcong up.ldwnhi entertainment right here. right now, when you get the incredible iphone 7 from at&t you can get unlimited data and live tv. the channels you love. your favorite shows and movies. making your iphone into more of a... oh my tv is ringing. hey...i'm in the middle of a...a second iphone from at&t? okay! right now when you buy a new iphone 7 from at&t you'll get a second iphone 7 on us. and power both with unlimited data and live tv. when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >>> told us that the market on close oe

we move to the next page and we see here the russell this is sort of your classic example of erosion when i talked about the bump, we're talking about the trump bump okay coming out of the election, what were the biggest beneficiaries the russell, the transports, the banking stocks, interest rates and all of those trades have really come undone here. as tim alluded to, the dollar collapsing the russell, you've done absolutely nothing since december 1st the transports, nothing. banks, essentially nothing and the hy fwrkg, high yield et, essentially wrigright where you on december 1st. the trump bump has come undone the balance, there are still ways to play it, let's not lean too strongly one way or the other. let's talk about the book, facebook here, this is a stock that didn't pull back with the broader market here. this is a textbook bullish flag here there's another there are 20 of upside in facebook so you want to buy the strong stocks coming out of a pullback like facebook. let's go the other way here. now this is going to get boos here i probably like this stock higher like many

all northbound lanes closed russel road for hours. that of course created delays of hour and a half. thankfully the mess has been moved to the shoulder and traffic is moving along long now. still backups remain. erin has more on that in a minutes. >> and latest on tropical storm harvey it made a second land fall over louisiana. president trump pledged to owe appropriate rations bill to deal with damage and will return to region this weekend. overnight the death toll rose sadly to 18. more than 13,000 people were rescued and two large shelters opened in houston. >> joel olstein opened doors now to houston mega church as texas continues to deal with flooding. among those who came to lakewood church was a doctor and provided services to those in need. joel olstein faced lots of backlash over social media for not opening his church sooner. he said he was impacted by flooding some disputed and now that church is hosting evacuees and hosting them and he says that is where his focus is. >> i didn't pay much attention to i i had staff told --

on the year, speaking of a loser it is year to, whitehart, what we see in is the russell 2000 givinglightly negative and involute the mid-cap index up about 2.6% on the year. 8%.e cap, s&p 500 up about only when small-cap and mid-cap, the growth -- market capsize tends to drop off, sometimes it suggests a risk off ahead, that happened in august and september of 2007. something to watch, especially considering we had haven assets such as gold and the and higher on the year. nejra: let's get to the latest on the terror attack in spain that have left 14 people dead and scores wounded. police killed five suspected terrorists in connection with the vehicle attack in barcelona and the resort. they say the terrorists were planning a bigger attack with explosives. joining us from our madrid -- give us the latest on the investigation. it seems a bigger attack was planned then the one that happened. >> that is correct, this started -- the information started coming out yesterday after the policemanbarcelona, a said that in another town that e-house had blown up and initially thought it was bec

this chart is a longer-term chart of the russell 2000. a. in white, hitting on that 200 day moving average. on the bottom, the argue i i suggests the rs it is oversold at this point. next week could be pretty crucial for the small-cap index, julie. it outperformed postelection, but that game has almost been a raised at this point. as abigail mentioned, architect called -- markets have called to some degree. to "lockedand fury" and loaded," this standoff has been termed a "game of chicken." in a linkedin post, this analyst writes the world is watching to see which one will be caught bluffing or there will be a hellacious war? for more macro and markets joy --s, we are joined by our analyst, covering what is going on in washington. bill, i want to start with you. just to get the latest on this rhetoric, that "locked in loaded" comment was made this morning. what does that mean at this point? what is the readiness level of the u.s. military? bill: the u.s. military would tell you they are always locked slogan of thee u.s. army's division in sou

iwm, small cap russell right there by the way, those to me are the levels you have to watch. i want to throw one thing there. the tlt, ten-year yield, 210 to me is a huge level very close right now as we mentioned, the volatility index spiked 44% today to its highest level since may. our next guest predicted it on this show. >> basically, filter gets low, they'll get levered, then something triggers it. we think volatility will increase that. >> since that, the vix has jumped by 60%. jpmorgan's mark is the man behind the call. one of the most followed activists on the street. always good to see you, especially on a day like today why doept you give us the narrative behind what we saw today. >> basically, market opened lower. basically was drifting lower since 230 into the close above 75 basis points. happening at the last sort of stretch. it's the time period where they're hedging their positions. so, buying the tip or acceleration and last number of things, number of weeks, it was heavily toward the calls and that was suppressing, but we were warning, this is going to flip s

the oldest is russell. the next oldest is dirksen and the newest is a building called the hart building for 16, 17 years -- building. for 16, 17 years my star and i have been in the hart building. if i -- we have a choice. every two years we can change offices but they want to stay in the same office. it's sort of unusual when you've been here for 16, 17 years. but sometimes a lot of people say the names russell or dirksen or hart. russell and dirksen are pretty famous folks, even now. hart less well known. hart less well known. i'm not going to take a lot of time to give a deep history of who was philip hart, but he was a senator from michigan and he was a democrat and he -- his time here preceded my time, treasury elected in 1976 for delaware and congressman in 1982, governor in 1992, and came to the senate in 2001. but philip hart and i, we never -- as far as i know, our service never crossed. if it did, i'm not aware of it. and i don't know a lot of the things that he was famous for. some of his famous

but last month, anthony russell jr.to choke his girlfriend's dog in outdoor walk in complex. the 39-year-old former marine turned personal trainer then allegedly stabbed the dog to death. court documents reveal the rage also directed at his girlfriend who police say he raped in terrible fashion. using rope, tossing punches and grasping on to her neck he reportedly said if i was really beating you, you wouldn't add one punch. you can breathe. stop faking it. >> it's the worst. unconditional love. it shows how mean-spirited he is. kevin: off-camera a different neighbor explained he recently heard russell shouting and wondered why he hadn't seen the couple's dog in recent weeks. >> he seemed like a good guy. a normal guy. just complete shock. >> anthony russell jr. has no criminal record in maryland. the charges in this case, however, carry a prison sentence up to life plus 48 years. at circuit court in rockville, kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: updating breaking news from yesterday. the woman struck and killed on beulah

>> look at russell 2000 smaller companies, down four or 5% this year. sending a signal that you told us last year we would get a 15% corporate tax relief which helps smaller companies. we haven't seen it. so we're seeing declines. lauren: what about larger companies and larger tech stocks, if they bring dollars overseas and bring them back home wouldn't that be good? >> general electric hit the skids down 18% this year. a lot of traders have a theory, i think it is my theory, these larger companies like ge and apple, they don't even pay 15% tax rate. so the idea of them getting anything out of this congress will be very slim. that is why you're seeing weakness in the big momentum fang stocks and nasdaq. lauren: they have propelled the market especially "fang" stocks, come on. >> what i'm saying is, i think they move forward but they're not getting tax relief. just on profits. i say, i don't expect a 10 or 15% correction because the fang, they are making money, small caps are languishing in tax reform hell. lauren: when people get nervous they like to bu

the s&p is i should say the nasdaq still negative, the russell 2000, it's closing high for those small role at the wall street journal. so many places anyway, the dow as i mentioned, crossing 22k let's get straight over to bob on the floor with the rundown, bob. >> the thing is the dow made it over 22,000, the unfortunate thing is the leadership is rather narrow. let's show you what happened just today to get it over, and it was, you heard, basically apple, but a couple of others contributed nicely so for example, 3m, mcdonald's were contributors, but a good 70 points on the upside was doing with apple there in the middle of the day almost up nine points at the height of the day here dow 21 to 22,000 again good news, dow's on fire, bad news, it's narrow move we've seen up. boeing about 386 mcdonald's, united health, also contributing, apple, contributor, and all the other 25, or 26 others really was only 136 of the 1,000 points. that's what i mean when i say concentrated overall we've had another strange thing happen the s&p has gone nowhere and the dow has been on fire s&p's down and

. >> spero: hope that russell wilson can stay healthy, dealt with an assortment of injuries last yearall smiles as wilson looked impressive tonight. threw for 200 yards and a touchdown. that seattle defense after a slestart looking like the dominant bunch we've grown accustomed to seeing. >> dan: the key for seattle is protecting russell wilson. revamped offensive reece odiambo starting at left tackle. this evening a good night for wilson and good night for that offensive line. >> spero: five straight trips to the postseason for pete carroll and seattle. looking to take that next step as they try to climb the nfl mountain here in 2017. final seconds will come off the clock as andy reid and the chiefs falling to seattle here at centurylink, 2016-13 your final. chiefs unable to get into the end zone offensively. they did have the long kick return by de'anthony thomas but that was just about it. your final score once again, seattle 26. kansas city 13. coming up next for most of you, your late local news. now for dan fouts,ay tracy wolfson, our producer jimric off, our director mike arnol

president, let this be your katrina and then general russel remember him during katrina he was banging heads to get everyone on the same page and quit the political arguments, he's here on this over some people heeding warnings to evacuate and some who never did and never have and now they could be stuck and may be for weeks some say even months to come. first what's happening now on the ground in texas we start with rick whose been covering this on where this massive storm goes right now. what are you seeing here, rick? >> it doesn't move very far which is the big problem with us and that's why we think it's such a costly storm. in fact if we hit 40 billion it would be the third costly its hurricane behind katrina and superstorm sandy to give you an idea. i will tell you the national hurricane center nailed this for the forecast, both in the track this was what the track was as of thursday morning, made landfall around five to 10 miles from where we thought it would go across. that is impressive. also as far as the strength goes this year also we have new satellite imagery from a new

turkey. >> jimmy's son, jimmy russell, and i went to jimmy, who's the buddha of bourbon.r this campaign. i hope this works. and he says, well, matthew, you know, if it doesn't work, we're just going to be stuck with a whole lot of bourbon. and there's worse things to be stuck with. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there you go. ( cheers and applause ) salut. that's a 101. ( cheers and applause ) >> is that the 101? >> stephen: of course, of course, i wouldn't want to be, you know, that's a very authentic story you just told. and as people who watch the show know, i will never be out- authentic'ed by anyone. so i responded on the show with my own answer to wild turkey, called savage cock. >> yeah! >> stephen: there you go. ( cheers and applause ) >> are we going to get to taste some of that, too? >> stephen: would you like to taste some of that? would you like to rock the cock? >> rock the cock. >> stephen: okay, let's put that in your water, right there. i only have two glasses, sorry about that. >> that's all right. we'll mix the cock with the turkey. >> stephen: i don't know wh

even the russell positive by 1%, 14 points today.h the s.e.c. which always makes you get a little nervous, right, to discuss its direct listing i'm poe plan leslie picker is here now with the latest leslie >> hey, kelly, that's right. it's the latest indication that spotify is leaning towards a direct listing rather than an outright ipo how are the two different? as one banker explained it to me, a direct listing is where you basically wake up and say here's our ticker. no new shares are issued and the price is based on supply and demand compare that with a traditional public offering where the companylish unew shares at a price that's determined in a long process with perspective institutional investors. based on conversations with people close to the situation, both options are still on the table. either way the company is aiming to debut its shares at the end of this year or early next, but that timing is also in flux. as for those conversations with the s.e.c., i'm told that the purpose was for everybody to be on the same page as

i can crystallize her strategy by simply going to ftse russell and say build me an index that copieser they've done it, i launch an etf that basically crystallizes her strategy with no style in perpetuity and i fire her because i don't need her anymore. isn't that happening all over the street now >> well, it's exactly what we're doing with the changes that we announced at the end of march. is that we are taking those traditional fundamental asset management ways of doing business and we're augmenting it we're augmenting it with better intelligence, with better information, with big data, with portfolio optimization the place that it's hardest to do, you're right,in large cap developed market equities where markets are highly efficient so you do have to go a little bit further afield and you have to dig deeper where you will win is on more high conviction portfolios on portfolios that are outcome driven, for example. where the universe of stocks are narrower and you're going much, much deeper. if you look at what we're doing in our health care portfolios, there you're choosing 30 sto

if you get a higher dollar, certainly, the russell, and tax reform like kevin is suggesting, that's a great place to be but i would not look past the forgotten fang for a second, and understand what we're seeing here in the last week, when you look at names like nvidia and the names i've mentioned before, eventually, even a google or an amazon might come back again those have been relatively depressed since earnings >> dollar hasn't been this week, judge -- i mean, it is so oversold right now and as we discussed yesterday, we get any kind of move with the ecb, and i think our dollar starts o gain strength very quickly, after this oversold condition. >> i agree and i think that's why you sort of have to favor the s&p for now, because 40%, 50% come from international earnings if that does change, with tax, and there's zero expectation from anybody that i talk to, aside from kevin, that anything will happen. that's a potential upside. so you look there. however, if you're the least-bit cautious on the market, history tells us that small caps lead you up, and small caps lead you down >> p

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is that a sign is this russell weakness that the s&p can ignore >> i think it's russell weakness that the s&p can ignore. earnings cash flow, dividends are much stronger s&p 500. i think investors are going to buy big cap stocks remember, the russell over the last 20 years is outperformed 17 of the last 20 years we have a lot of premium that can be rolled over the other thing, too, remember, always believe in their own you know what after trump was elected. domestic, domestic, domestic the small caps got a way bit over extended. >> brian, are you in a sense saying -- you mentioned the word optics, and that's an interesting word are you saying that the markets are now going to be more sensitive to the optics out of d.c. because the market has shown this resiliency to ignore much of what's happened in washington >> judge, it's a great question. here's what i would say. i would say optics to everything again, we're aching for a breaking we're aching to be reactive to anything whether or not it's an unfortunate event geo politically in barcelona or continued malfeasance with the corporate

still with us is steve wood of russell investments.oint, you look at the numbers, it short make sense, but the stock keeps going up. looks like a hope stock to me. how do you view those investments? steve: if you brought in the envelope, this gets back to the earlier conversation about driving theomentum market. up significantly since the election on financial that largely have not changed. when we look in the tech space , there are earnings, real companies with real business models. not everyone is burning through cash. the question is, how much of the s&p's performance are accounted for by the movement in these stocks and earnings? longer-term, valuations and financials always have the last laugh. looking new term, we understand that sentiment and momentum will really drive markets. but we're using long-term valuation work for discipline within our portfolio to allow investors to be diversified away from some of the short-term risk. jonathan: equity market investing was described as buying a dream and then selling it to someone with

the russell's flat it's almost all companies with earnings in the u.s. it looks like some are downgrading in the hopes of pro-growth policies from the trump administration also, separately, a basket of companies that pay relatively high taxes and would greatly benefit from tax reform, it began slipping back in april it's collapsed again just in the last three or four weeks the stock market is not cheap, we all know that, and the leadership does look tired amazon, 11% off its high, but still up 28% for the year. also, the argument to buy cheaper value stocks like energy and retail, that's a very tough sell i think a lot of peel lost badly in energy and retail this year third earnings may be topping, the s&p, only expected to post gains of 6% in the third quarter after double-digit gains in the first and the second quarter finally, the federal reserve, which has been such a big help for so many years, is mostly neutral for stocks right now so, i'm going to be watching the next few days, scott that's going to be an important test in today's context, a 5% pu

president, let this be your katrina and then general russel remember him during katrina he was banging heads to get everyone on the same page and quit the political arguments, he's here on this over some people heeding warnings tot evacuate and some who never did and never have and now they could be stuck and may be for weeks some say even months to come. first what's happening now on the ground in texas we start with rick whose been covering this on where this massive storm goes right now. what are you seeing here, rick? >> it doesn't move very far which is the big problem with ut and that's why we think it's such a costly storm. in fact if we hit 40 billion it would be the third costly its hurricane behind katrina and superstorm sandy to give you an idea. i will tell you the national hurricane center nailed this for the forecast, both in the track this was what the track was as of thursday morning, made landfall around five to 10 miles from where we thought it would go across. that is impressive. also as far as the strength goes this year also we have new satellite imagery from a new

the russell 2000, when we talk about that, it is all about the small caps making a comeback. you can see a little bit of correlation here and in quite a bit of divergence with the s&p 500 in blue and the russell 2000 and white. the small caps posted their best weekly gains since june last week, gaining about 1.4%. perhaps trying to close that gap. maybe tax reform is back on the table after we get through the debt ceiling fight. mergeronday, it is monday so let's talk about a few of those deals we are looking at. kite andtakeover of the expedia ceo leaving for uber. -- gilead has some hepatitis c drugs. tight is interesting in the cancer therapy. , a boom forhis line gilead. expedia, we talked about this. the ceo leaving for uber. in the short-term we are seeing a bit of pressure on that expedia stock. perhaps they have some other executives they can pull up into that ceo position. the long-term maybe not so negative is the short term. amazon this morning, the rollout of their prices once they took over whole foods. prices being cut by 43%. you are seeing amazon higher and th