by the spring of 2011, russel douglas had been >>> by the spring 2011 russel douglas had been dead for more than seven years. his suspected killer was still on the loose because the only person on earth who knew his true whereabouts wasn't talking to detectives. >> i mean, they'd been watching me for years. they tapped my phones. >> police were pretty sure you were in contact with jim. >> well, sure. they had a good idea. >> and they were right. >> of course, they were. >> the man no longer known as buck naked had been able to build a new life for himself in mexico. >> and even played the occasional gig. >> it was in vera cruz, mexico. to bring him more money and he was teaching music to kids at a music school down there. i'd fly up to dulles airport and then to kansas and change planes so they couldn't track how i was going and how i was getting to him or we'd meet in other cities. i never flew directly to him so, you know, so they couldn't trace me, you know, to get to him. >> but that kind of devotion doesn't come cheap. jim's life on the lam had taken a toll on jean's health and it

so too had russell adkins' friends.cking the courtroom benches behind the bouncer. >> everybody got together and said, "we got to go in there and show these people that russell would never do that." >> reporter: months before, the same friends had thrown a benefit to help raise money for the bouncer's legal fund. >> people just brought in food. there were probably five different people that got up and sang and played music, and just so many people that really have nothing. but they all pulled together, and whatever they had to offer, they did. >> reporter: vera wondered if her former lover was being targeted because he was a biker. but she says even that doesn't matter. >> whether he's a nice man or whether he's a jerk, the bottom line is there was not enough evidence to accuse this man of this. >> reporter: adkin's defense attorney neil mcelroy couldn't agree more. >> my first instinct when i got the case was, "it's a 1982 case, there must've been a dna hit. something has been discovered, some dna match." and of course

the food standards agency says it's recalled products from derby—based company russell hume because ofne issues. several of the bbc‘s leading male news presenters agree to take a pay cut, after revelations about unequal pay at the corporation. and their biggest fa cup victory came in 1949 against sunderland — can yeovil top that this evening when they take on manchester united? good evening and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has told an audience of business and political leaders that his mantra of "america first" does not mean "america alone." speaking at the world economic forum in davos in switzerland, mr trump said the us was doing "fa ntastically well" and was "open for business." but he hit out at what he called other countries' "predatory" trading practices. earlier, the president said he was prepared to apologise for sharing social media posts by the far—right group britain first. our north america editor jon sopel is in davos. geeeesee eeeelq tluene eee eeee have gone with him. and wherever the cameras have been, the president has been pleased to oblige. i hope we're going t

russell from hollywood, florida, and good evening. caller: imai discharged veteran. -- i am an honorably discharged veteran. grandfather, grandmother, immigrated to the united states from italy. island.in at ellis to that the right way, legal way. did not jump in line. did not get their parents to drop them off at the border. did it legally, did not get special privilege. now we have people teaching children it is ok to jump in line if your parents drop you off at the border. i am a veteran and i cannot even get education benefits and i served honorably. we should worry more about those who paid the price to keep america free and we are so worried about and i am nonpartisan. i am not a democrat, not a republican, i'm an american. this situation has caused so much strife the consist country needs to worry about america. we worked in this country to have freedom. so to take children and use them as a hammer, as a weapon to divide this country, these children have parents somewhere. make this parents responsible for those children. havee

russel, what time is it? >> it's 6:40 already?to go to the house phone. hi, alison, it's russel newman, nathaniel newman's father, we just got a page? >> okay. you got it. yup. thanks, genevieve. so he's finishing up. >> everything went fantastic. yeah. no problems at all. >> how are you smiling? >> uh, i don't know, it's a lot of energy. he did great. everything went perfectly smooth. no problems whatsoever. it's g because he's going to have metal everywhere. he's going to be very swollen. much more swollen than when you've seen him from previous surgeries. >> dr. hopper, really. we owe you so much. >> it's a pleasure to work with you. >> you've just given us such a ray e. >> reporter: magda and rus are able to briefly see nathaniel. >> we're keeping him comfortabl. he just gave us a thumbs up rit >> what?! he really gave you a thumbs up!? can i hug you? >> oh, sure. >> oh, my god, he really did br pieces, right now. he knows that he will be asleep for two days. he said, 'mom, please doot leave my side. i want to know that you're

russell hume have been a good supplier to us.tuation is. we cut the steak between 15 and 20 millimetres in thickness. russell hume prides itself on selling quality products, but tonight the food standards agency said it was concerned about use by dates. the company had failed to demonstrate it complied with food hygiene rules. the fsa said so serious and widespread were the issues, it called for production to be stopped at all of russell hume's six sites, and for a withdrawal of unused meat from its customers. in a statement, the company said it was shocked by the fsa's actions, adding: but that hasn't stopped wetherspoons from changing supplier. it's notjust wetherspoons. a host of household names have also withdrawn meat, including jamie 0liver‘s italian restaurants, the pub chains greene king and marston‘s, and butlins. schools and care homes have also been affected. it's important for people to be given information as quickly as possible so they can make informed decisions about where they are eating and indeed what they are

russell hume have been a good supplier to us.eally need to know what the situation is. we cut the steak between 15—20 millimetres in thickness. russell hume prides itself on selling quality products, but tonight the food standards agency said it was concerned about use by dates. the company had failed to demonstrate it complied with food hygiene rules. the fsa said so serious and widespread were the issues, it called for production to be stopped at all of russell hume's six sites, and for a withdrawal of unused meat from its customers. in a statement, the company said it was shocked by the fsa's actions, adding: but that hasn't stopped wetherspoons from changing supplier. it's notjust wetherspoons. a host of household names have also withdrawn meat, including jamie 0liver‘s italian restaurants, the pub chains greene king and marston's, and butlins. schools and care homes have also been affected. it's important for people to be given information as quickly as possible so they can make informed decisions about where they are eating

its drivers tried to pick up supplies from russell hume and fund the gates locked.the sound of it and immediately with judy stea ks. of it and immediately with judy steaks. 0n of it and immediately with judy steaks. on wednesday it emerged that the food standards agency had been investigating russell hume what it calls serious noncompliance with food hygiene regulations. the company was forced to halt production at its six sites and/or deliveries were suspended. it was also asked to make sure its customers withdrew unused meat. it turns out those customers included a host of household names, to jamie —— from jamie oliver to butlins, pub chains, morrisons and burger king. tonight the fsa said they were looking at use by dates and whether the company had the right food safety procedures in place. so far the company had not been able to demonstrate this and that is why they took this action. but they also stress there is no indication that anyone has become ill from eating meat supplied by this company. russell hume said in a statement it was shocked by the action, it

jenni russell of the times and martin lipton, deputy head of sport at the sun.uding the metro. saying that some cabinet members refused to be budged. a different take on the financial times, focusing on the new minister david lidington being europe friendly. the financial times —— daily telegraph also carries that but also the story of a couple from derby who planned a christmas bombing campaign. the daily mail, splashing with its own poll saying there is overwhelming public support for diverging the foreign aid budget to the nhs to help ease winter pressures . to the nhs to help ease winter pressures. slightly out of sync there, but let's return to the reshuffle there, but let's return to the res huffle o n there, but let's return to the reshuffle on the front of the mail. upon on the daddy of political sitcoms. the headline, "no, prime minister." and the times seeing the prime minister needed to redeem herself of changes at lower ministerial levels. described by one wag as the night of the long plastic kitchen knives, quite funny, and i have said it three time

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much to discuss on today's program let's bring in our guests right now joining us from london lloyd russell moyle who's a u.k. member of parliament and with the opposition labor party from lancaster via skype tim ripley an independent defense and security analyst and also in london is ben morris a senior defense davey a novelist with i.h.s. jane's which covers global defense procurement defense exports and commercial aviation gentlemen welcome to you all lord russell moyo british sales of military equipment to saudi arabia topped one point one billion pounds in the first half of twenty seventeen is the u.k. quote shamefully profiting from the conflict in yemen in which thousands of civilians have died and billions more are subjected to famine and disease as one of your fellow opposition politicians put it. well the short answer is yes not just in twenty seventeen let's go further back and the year before last over four billion worth of sales and our criteria that is laid out by the european union is clear that a weapon should not be solved when there is a clear likelihood they will be used

russell fuller, speaking to my colleague jessica titles.my colleaguejessica crichton earlier about andy murray's hip surgery earlier about andy murray's hip surgery that he has had today. phillipe coutinho has completed his move from liverpool to barcelona. he has signed for five and half years and the 25—year—old brazilian playmaker has cost the club £142 million. and it brings to end a saga that's been running since last summer when coutinho initially handed in a transfer request when barca came calling, but today he had this message for his former club. i gave everything i could. u nfortu nately, we i gave everything i could. unfortunately, we could not win. i lived there five years, my family was very lived there five years, my family was very happy there. i guess we would like to thank you again, and we showed the best for them. let's speak to the spanish—based football expert andy west philippe coutinho has been on their radarfor philippe coutinho has been on their radar for the last six or seven months since the transfer request came

his thoughts went back home, back to that small town in russell, kansas.love and cooking fuelled the fight to move his legs just a half inch higher each and everyday. half an inch each day, bob. half an inch he would say, each day. it was dawson or main street where a cigar box sat on the counter to solicit donations for his so many surgeries. home is where bob dole learned the classic american grit. he knows about grit. that got him through 39 months in hospice where he learned values of loyalty and integrity, hard work, faith and family that have defined him ever since. to the stars, through difficulties is the state motto. to the stars through difficulty. a beautiful motto. of the truly great state of kansas. and the perfect description for senator dole's extraordinary life. from his first year as young representative from kansas, to his tenure as majority leader of the united states senate. all the way to today, bob dole never stopped fighting for the values. he fights for kansas, for veterans, for the disabled and for all of his fellow americans. and

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yesterday the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq, the dow transports, the russell 2000 all posted record closing highs the nasdaq is on track for its best monthly gain since july of 2016 the s&p 500 is at its biggest monthly gain since last february the s&p and nasdaq have risen seven of the last eight trading days if you were waiting for things to slow down, you are still waiting. triple digit gains for the dow already this morning overnight in asia there were gains this came after the strength yesterday with the dow up 200 points.

>> well, you know, when i talk about value, you have to look at the russell 1000s, there we go, russell 1000s -- that's a great cheer, definition of value, i think you're not talking about necessarily the rust and dust bucket stocks of old that you just try, hope you buy them cheap enough and sooner or later the pieces and parts get sold off. so i think you do have to look at solid balance sheets and that's a lot of the blue chip companies, solid balance sheets, not too much debt, higher returns on equity, again, that aren't overlevered. exxon, for example, is a company that's now in the value category in past years it's been considered in the growth category i think it still represents value and i think it's a way to hit them where they ain't. >> liz, when you hear people constantly saying, especially with some particular names in the tech sector, that they're overvalued, the earnings aren't there, what's your explanation or justification for investing in these names >> you know, we think there are still attractive opportunities in the tech space. however, we think there's more attract

the thunder led by mvp russell westbrook, 37-point, nine boards, and 14 assists.hey beat the sixers 122 to 112. >> that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> go eagles. players and fans have arrived in minnesota. >> and so has meisha johnson. meisha? >> reporter: we are treading water little bit in enemy territory right now. we know now that the viking fans are super happy with us. but there are some fans so excited the birds have landed, stay tuned for that. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie will be along in just a moment. meisha will be live from minneapolis a bit later. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is monday, january 29th. >> time to turn it on. >> the eagles have touched down in minneapolis for super bowl lii. >> just go out there. again it done. make the city proud. >> i'm here in my hometown playing hostess with the moste ss. what we've done for super bowl live in the city rig

went back to his hometown of russell, kansas. the people there decided to over time support him, giving nickels, dimes, quarters to send him on his way, his campaign. as you said in the early 60s, went to the house. later the senate. 35 years in all. this comes as you suggest, shep, at a particularly interesting time. we're two days away for the potential of a government shut down when the two sides can't get together and for the fourth time, if they're unable to pass a c.r. this year, would actually see the government shut down at midnight on friday night. that's the kind of thing that bob dole spent a career, 35 years on capitol hill trying to avoid. he was a legislator when that was not a dirty word. when the idea that you made compromises across the aisle. you took something, the other people took something. nobody was entirely happy but they moved the ball at least part way down the field. that was considered an honorable profession. now people who do that, who reach across the aisle are called part of the swamp. bob dole th

russell has been waiting his entire life for a super bowl win. and like a true eagles fan, he is cautiously optimistic about february 4th. >> i hate to admit it, but it is a guarded thing. this is going to be something that will last with me forever >> russell has only missed two pre-season games, that was back in 1999. >> meantime, print shop here in philadelphia is using it press toss get eagles fans pumped up before the super bowl and free printing in northern liberties decided to do something special for birds fans. printing up these posters. they've been giving out a few hundred a day. >> and "eyewitness news" will be with the birds every step of the way as they go for one more win when we're not on tv you can always fine the latest new leading up to the super bowl on cbsphilly.com. >>> well, coming up: we're following the latest development overseas where dozens every people are dead after a hospital fire. we'll have an update for you just ahead. also ahead, we showed this video yesterday. the wild end to police chase, well, this morning, i

the jack russells bird, and staffordshi re the jack russells bird, and staffordshire bull terrier ofrgeous, and of course they are used for guide dogs. they are very gentle, very intelligent and you can rely on them. and they make you feel very comfortable, they make you feel reassured. i had a labrador for many yea rs reassured. i had a labrador for many years and i adored her. you are so soft! i am a cat man myself. which breed? no idea. it's black and white. thank you so much for looking at these stories. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer thank you for listening. we've got some severe weather conditions out there at the moment, so conditions out there at the moment, so much so we have an amber alert warning in force the snow and ice. in scotland and northern ireland. we quits frequent snow showers through the day. a wintry mix of rain,

nasdaq up almost 50 to 7,261 the russell up 5, 1,591.'t know what superlative to pick. >> relentless is the one for this rally in terms of exactly how persistent it's been it's kind of bypassed all these really easy opportunities to sort of say, okay, this is enough for now really since august, that's really when the ascent steepened, in mid-august we were up, like, 15%. >> you know i'm not a big vote -- >> you know i'm not. >> i'm not buying equities right now. >> european equities. >> one of the promising aspects of the last few weeks has been strength in energy, strength in the financials not the areas that -- >> how about the transports? >> yeah, but i'm saying it's not been the big tech names, which -- >> right. >> -- they've been fine. >> exactly they're not the only thing in town. >> they carried the bull market for the first year since trump was put into office. >> don't overlook -- >> now it's oils >> the weakness in the dollar you guys were talking about earlier. >> totally agree. >> financial conditions are loose. that's a big

. >> i'm bill griffeth the dow, the s&p, the russell. look at the transports everybody is back in record territory. the dow transports are up 2 1/3 with the airlines and others doing very well today. >> how about the small cap rustles lagging to start the year up, up as you see that rally playing out across market. we're going to have more on that in a few minutes including whether bank earnings tomorrow will lift us further or not. >>> first breaking news on how the tax plan will impact you ylan mui is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: treasury secretary steven mnuchin spoke moments ago about the administration's first step in turning the tax law into reality. treasury department and the irs have just issued new guidance it to employers, telling them how much money to withhold from their paycheck under the new tax law. >> the irs will be releasing a new withholding calculator that will be vail on irs.gov by the end of february. this will help provide individuals with certainty, so that they are neither overwithheld or underwithheld and

while the small cap russell 2000 is up just 1.4%.eading this week among the large caps is schlumberger up nearly 9%. cvs health up 8% biogen and general motors both up more than 7%. back over to you >> cool stuff. thank you very much, leslie. but in the meantime, nat gas is down 3% today. even though we still have these frigid temperatures. in many parts of the country jackie deangelis at the energy desk to reconcile this for us. jackie >> good afternoon, to you, bill. the worst of the bomb cyclone seems to be over, leaving in its wake frigid temperatures, yes, but those are going to dissipate within a week or so and that's why nat gas is selling off today. traders looking at the ten-day forecast, and it will still be cold but nothing like the last few days we had a big run-up in the price leading to this storm, taking prices back above $3 today we're trading well under the $3 level what's interesting here, take a look at big names in the nat gas space. they're selling off today, yes, but they're lower for the last month and three-mo

for the man from russell, it was always a question of what could he do for others? be it on the front lines of world war ii or within the halls of congress, bob dole always stood by what is just and what is right. he was a resounding voice for the hungry, and he was a resounding voice for those with disability, negotiating some of the biggest reforms that our social programs have ever seen. he's also proven himself to be one of the greatest allies americans veterans will ever know. in 1999 he stood in this very place to dedicate that very flag for our prisoners of war and those missing in action. [ applause ] >> bob dole has never stopped fighting for though who fight for us. he is as honorable as they come. it is this kind of american hero, the selfless, staunch defenders of those who cannot defend themselves who do not always get the recognition that they deserve. so today, may this celebration mark not only all he has done for those in this room, not only all that he has done for those watching at home, but all he has done and the impact that he has made for thos

the russell and the transports as well. the dow is up 0.4.he s&p up 0.6 nasdaq up 0.8% we're looking at another good open the dow higher by 55 points. nasdaq 13. s&p by 2 the nasdaq is already up 2.4% this week. it's only been a short week. tech very much kicking off the year in the same vain it performed for most of 2017 a look at european trade that's higher again today. we're looking at the ten-year. my apologies 2.47 the yield there >> all right speaking of markets overseas, look at asia a strong session overnight with the japanese nikkei gaining over 3% the best one-day performance over a year, in the past year. analysts are saying this is due to the stronger than expected u.s. auto sales number we got last night plus the rise in energy prices. look at what's happening in europe early trade there. the german dax up about 1% carmakers like volvo, bmw up 2%, 3% the ftse is at a record high even in italy we're seeing gains. the italian ftse up 1.3% fiat chrysler up 4%. also trading at a record high. >> oil prices are up around 2% yesterday.

our tennis correspondent russell fuller there.e fifth and final ashes test gets under way in sydney tomorrow night. joe root‘s side, who trail 3—0 to australia, earned a creditable draw in the last test in melbourne. that's given renewed hope of a long awaited test win going into the clash at the scg. here's patrick gearey. and so, to sydney. a particularly stormy sydney as it is at the moment, in the final port of this ashes series. england go into this match knowing there is no prospect of that humiliating 5—0 whitewash but also knowing that they've not been able to force a victory, in large part due to an inability to ta ke large part due to an inability to take 20 wickets, which has brought attention on their spinner, moeen ali. use only managed three wickets in the whole series. there's prospect he may be replaced by mason crane, the leg—spinner with some experience of this part of the world, having played for new south wales in the sheffield shield. whether mason crane plays depends on the pitch and we should get a better lo

the nasdaq was up 40 the russell 2000 up better than 1% for those are record closes.or cnbc news update let's check back in with sue herera. >> hello here's what's happening at this hour the march for life rally drew tens of thousands of anti-abortion activists to the nation's capital as well as support from the white house in a rose garden speech, president trump says he is honored to be the first sitting president to address the 45th annual rally >> under my administration, we will always defend the very first right in the declaration of independence, and that is the right to life. >> the government telling a federal judge in new jersey it will seek a retrial of senator robert menendez, whose 11-week corruption trial ended in a hung jury back in november. the filing seeks the retrial of the new jersey democrat at the earliest possible date. >>> and one of the stars of the "jersey shore" reality tv show has pleaded guilty to cheating on his taxes michael sorrentino, known as "the situation" appeared in federal court in newark with his brotherwho also pleaded guilty t

lloyd russell boyle whether the u.k. set to become the post breaks it international weapons deal or of choice and unacceptable and unsustainable that's what u.k. and geopolitics found says about the global system it claims but eighty two percent of all global wealth in twenty seventeen into the hands of the richest one percent plus on the headlines how the grenfell towers like to see it go up in smoke and who's been whitewashing a blacklist all the more going up and today's going underground but first how disunited is nato today the usa is supporting the neo marxist white b.g. in syria its leader is a lot to learn and who and where is or chill are now de facto backed by donald trump's u.s. taxpayer dollars for almost fifteen years john has languished in a turkish prison as the only inmate guarded by fifteen hundred turkish soldiers of the larger one is a solitary figure sitting in a remote turkish prison of the sea of marmara he thoughts had lots of time to rethink the strategies of the struggle for cuts rights and indep

russell westbrook... and anthony davis.and seventh in the east -- as expected lebron james takes first place... followed by giannis antetokounmpo they have the most votes in the league... both have over a million four-thousand. the nba was in london. celtics taking on the 76ers... --in the first half -- philadelphia was rolling j-j reddick... finished with a game-high... 22 points 76ers up by 13 --second completely different story celtics rally from behind... daniel theis puts boston ahead --late in the fourth -- a scuffle breaks out between ben simmons and marcus smart celtics win 114-103 speaking of the all-star games... sharks defenseman, brent burns will represent the sharks on the pacific division team the reigning borris trophy winner keeps his streak alive by making his fifth straight apperance. this season he has seven goals and 23 assists, ranks among the best defenseman this season the all star game will be in tampa bay january 28th january 28thtampa bay january 28th days after winning another national champion an

the russel also at a record close as well. for the week, we saw that the dow and nasdac were each up about 1% and s & p up almost 1%. on the weekly winners we saw united health, merck, nike had great positive comments from bernstein and wedbush about how well they're doing selling on amazon and just the whole idea and how it's profitable for the margins. on the downside, general electric, american express and disney weighed on the dow, ge of course had a lot of issues and also talks about breakups that's the big talk on wall street about general electric. we'll watch for that back to you liz: thank you nicole now coming up republicans calling for the public release of a classified memo prepared by the house intelligence committee that allegedly revealed widespread fisa abuse by the obama justice department and james comey's fbi we're bringing the details, next >> a clear understanding that that four-page memo has enough detail and is of enough concern for the very democracy that we love that all americans should view it. it is

sot russell gallow - dueño del centro comercial " the woman was walking out as the car was coming ate chances of that" clientes en este centro comercial de inmediato corrieron a su auxilio, pero no fue hasta que rescatistas llegaron a la zona que lograron liberarla. sot russell gallow - dueño del centro comercial " the car went through to this side of the door and broke the cement block, the window and door " la victima tiene 60 aÑos de edad y sufri varias lesiones en sus piernas, en estos momento esta hospitalizada en un hospital del rea - mientras que la conductora del vehculo tiene 81 aÑos de edad y por ahora no enfrenta cargos en su contra... ---el humo de un incendio en un restaurante de houston puso en alerta a los que se alistaban para ser parte de un desfile en conmeracion del natalicio de "martin luther king jr". ---el siniestro oblig la evacuacin para darle paso a los equipos de emergencia que combatieron el fuego. --al final aunque con un poco de retrazos, el desfile se pudo llevar a cabo y no se reportaron heridos --- una joven estudiante lucha entre la vida y la muerte e

when the second world war broke out we all know bob left the wheat fields of russell, kansas, to fight fascism in the hills of italy. bob's courage in battle was legendary. for his selflessness and immense sacrifice he was awarded two purple hearts and the bronze star with the oak leaf cluster for valor. equally extraordinary was the bravery that bob dole, senator bob dole demonstrated on on we're all calling him bob today, demonstrated during his difficult recovery. he turned adversity into action as he healed from the grave wounds sustained while risking his life for a fellow soldier and decided to come to congress and to serve the people of kansas here. it gives my colleagues in the house and me great, deep pride to know that senator bob dole first served in washington as a member of the house of representatives. that could be an applause line, but i guess not. [ applause ] the senators aren't applauding, but anyway, as a representative, as a senator and then majority leader, he fought relentlessly to ensure that every man and woman in uniform would receive the care they need upon r

today is a broad based rally compared to yesterday, the s&p up 1% as well as the nasdaq and russell. dom has a run-down >> we hit the 26,000 mark, a shot of keeping it for the close this time. remember, it was a year, a little under a year we've seen a 20,000 to 26,000 rally, just 4% between that last big move in 25,000 to 26,000, but still, look at the drivers behind it. there's familiar names we talked about for quite some time with the dow, heavily weighted ones between the 25,000 and 26,000, boeing added 350 points. caterpillar contributed 90 points, and united health 66 the biggest weight, general electric took eight points away, and goldman sachs took 36. between 20,000 and 26,000, similar names. that 6,000 point rally, 1236 points of that was boeing alone. united health group at 323, 3m, 490 points, and the laggard were shares of ibm taking 26 points off, and general electric at 89. as we talk about 26,000 numbers, these are stocks to watch. they carry a good amount of weight on the up and downside. looking where traders think the next leg comes from, look at cnbc.com right no

also notably russell 2000 did make new record highs as well. at europe the stoxx closed up higher i should tell you that this takes the stoxx 600 to the highest level since 2015 everything seems to be starting off right for 2018 let's take a look at individual european indices the only laggard seems to be the ftse 100 today we are expected to get the announced u.k. covenant announced by prime minister theresa may. we look at how the holiday sales are going. dax another strong day up 4% the picture apart from the u.k. is looking quite well. autos is the number one sector and has been so forth last couple of sessions or so this morning bmw is leading the charge but, of course, fiat chrysler is one of the biggest performers as well a sector that is doing very well this morning up .8%. to the down side, we have household goods below that line. about 1.1% or so utilities as well. broadly speaking, it looks like the picture is quite positive. now one of our top stories this morning, deutsche bank has joined the course of u.s. banks warning about tax

our tennis correspondent russell fuller sums up edmund's achivement.enced before of playing on wimbledon centre court and also on the giant arthur ashe stadium court in new york at the us open. maybe he put that experience to very good use, because he did not seem fazed by playing in the road labour arena seem fazed by playing in the road labourarena in seem fazed by playing in the road labour arena in what was his first grand slam quarterfinal. admittedly, grigor dimitrov was not at his best. when opportunities presented them, kyle edmund took them with relish. it was good to see him coming forward to the net to finish sunsets and make sure he stayed in the ascendancy. added drama at the end, ascendancy. added drama at the end, as there had been in last year's final, when roger federer beat rafa nadal in five sets. a hawk—eye challenge was used to confirm that kyle edmund was in his first grand slam semifinal. kyle edmund is a grand slam semifinalist for the first time in his career! and for the first time, he takes down grigor dimitrov. 6—4, 3—6, 6—3

russell is full of ideas about how to reduce costs. where people would go visit him between glass talk all these you know but over time technology has taken over that now we just do it on like i said you know b.t.o. visitation i don't know what comes in it well we don't have to search for many more on saturdays and sundays and it's cost effective not to be held out that may and how we're doing all right which saves a lot of money and loan. the maximum profit at any cost the sheriff will stop at nothing teach him the prisoners are put to work in here. you know they're getting about forty percent off what they're making but yet they're paying for their incarceration ok so it's a huge deal with those monies like i said do go back in the public say they go to law enforcement they go to our equipment or card salaries things of that nature so there are actually paying us to put them back into ok if they if they occur if they re a real feeds you. at least they also used at least the poems here. to play but they're still wanted to remodel took

i think the russell -- things can change obviously over the course of months right now i think the russell looks pretty interesting enter lot of love for the small caps this afternoon when they did notch a record today, by the way, with a nearly 1% gain. how about shares of lennar, higher 2% after being upgraded to outperform from market perform at wells fargo cited changes in the tax law, possible improved -- lennar up 50% in the past year, mike, also one of the hottest parts of the market. >> right an upgrade after a 50% move. look, i mean, i think for very good -- >> you're saying they're late to the game >> for very good reasons people are enthusiastic about the fundament fundamentals, housing sector of the economy. i think the trick for an investor is that the publicly traded sleeve of the housing market is actually not that big. and it's not that varied and it's very local and so i think that playing it to the home building stocks can be problematic. they've done great the whole group, the etf has done very well don't think it's going to be a one for one thing because the fundamental

>> i didn't. >> you didn't forget it. >> okay, so, richard russell, here at russell's fine furniture,ring after 427 years. and his grandson, josh, is

with records across the board, many people are looking to russell 2000 for that value.ay it outperformed big time. it still trails the large indices over last 52 weeks, russell 2000 is considered like best proxy for the domestic economy. it is dominated by smaller biotech names, they are not necessarily reflective of the economy. that said, there are stocks in hot industries with a ton of upside potential on the russell, right now hot of the area in the market energy. crude oil taking its queue from discipline amongu rig count and product and a stronger global economy. west texas instrument breaking through dollars 62 that was a key resistant point, not a lot of technical resistance until 80. not saying it will hit 80, but that is the room it has. there are large cap names, i have mentioned. you should be long, if you are looking for smaller names think about carbol ceramics, industrial names continue to be super duper hot, united rentals, i have pounded the table on that for years, and airlines part of that, and today, helped this morning by strong results from delta.

ai pioneer stuart russell from the university of berkeley has also held an address at the meeting to warn of the dangers. there's no we just no reason to create yet another threat to international security we have enough of those already that lots of problems in the folgers where the code just civilian victims would be killed i mean if it was really the case that we could have wars where our robots would fight their robots and we would see who's robots win and then we would say ok all robots last so fine we will be your slaves i don't think that's going to happen what happens in war is that one country will inflict human costs on the other until those human costs are too high of a country surrenders and so if there are no soldiers there are only robots then that means the casualties will be all civilians you know if you think that isis or al qaeda is is interested in killing american civilians and trying to do it in large numbers. you know it's it's it's not reasonable that they could launch an attack with one hundred thousand soldiers but you could imagine them launching an attack w

his thoughts went back home back in that small town of russell, kansas.ose dark as comments, bob dole had home in his heart. he wanted to go home. in the end it was home that saved him. home was his grandma who believed he would walk when the doctors doubted that he would even live. it was his mother whose love and cooking fueled the fight to move his legs just a half-inch higher each end every day. bob.an inch each day, it was dawson's drugstore on main street where a cigar box sat on the counter to solicit donations for his so many surgeries. home is where bob dole learned the classic american grit. that got him through 39 months in hospice, where he learned the values of hard work, faith, and family that have defined him ever since. to the stars through motto.lties is the state it's a beautiful motto of the truly great state of kansas and the perfect description for senator dole's extraordinary life from his first year as a young representative of kansas to his tenure as the majority leader of the united states senate, all the way to today, bob dole ha