so too had russell adkins' friends.e 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 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, there was nothing. >> reporter: a point

russell. russell: how you guys doing?ant marketing tool, but it's not the most important one. that would be the website. so i've set up a meeting with my friend russell brunson, one of the world's top experts in internet marketing. he's gonna give the team some feedback, and he's gonna help us go to the next level. russell: i was looking around flexwatches.com. looking around, there's all these options -- kind of got bored. lemonis: was the charity thing obvious to you when you first went on the site? russell: not at all. travis: like, the story wasn't clear. russell: i own a company called click funnels, so any entrepreneur can build a sales funnel. lemonis: at its most basic, an online sales funnel is a series of pages that leads consumers to the check-out. introducing the product, telling the story, getting them invested in it, finally taking them to the sales page and even upselling them additional products. it's a great way to convert visitors into customers because you're giving them step-by-step guidance. did you p

russell successfully brought the lorry to a halt. first aid is, successfully brought the lorry to a halt. firstaid is, a successfully brought the lorry to a halt. first aid is, a fireman and an off—duty paramedic then arrived to help the driver. this man was on his way back to great yarmouth with a work colleague in the white car seen in the dash cam footage. when i pulled up alongside the vehicle, i could see that the driver had collapsed and was unconscious. our initial thoughts were to get to him and give him some help. what about fossil‘s pa rt and give him some help. what about fossil‘s part in this? and give him some help. what about fossil's part in this? it is fantastic. if it was not for him, things could have been a lot worse. —— russell's part. his actions were fantastic. he was lying there for the next half—hour. fantastic. he was lying there for the next half-hour. do you think what you did was extraordinary? not really, it's just felt like the natural thing to do at the time. someone had to do something, so it was just

what about russell's part in this? what do you think of that? it's absolutely fantastic. i think if it wasn't for him things could have been a lot worse. he brought the vehicle to a stop quite quickly and his actions were fantastic. he was lying... 0n here? actually on the trailer there for the next half an hour. do you think what you did was pretty extraordinary? not really, itjust felt the natural thing to do at the time. someone had to do something. it was just a natural reaction, really. when we heard and got the news back it was great and we thought, wow, well done, superjob. then of course to get the video footage of the lorry following russell, really put it into context for us and we could see

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 russell 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 to be called an arm. of corporations when i 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 laws in force and we should interrupt their rights 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 pret

a long way from the prairie's of russell manitoba. nine hundred ninety nine i was signed by the new york rangers as a free agent can my life changed forever in the late nineties i shared stories. that sent shock waves throughout hockey sheldon kennedy who is my teammate in calgary told the world he was molested by his junior hockey coach graeme james all the memories came flooding back memories i thought i had when i was drafted into the n.h.l. . the press reopen my old wounds with every question they asked me about the. no i was never molested by graham james no i have nothing to say about that i was not ready to talk about this i was not ready to relive my trauma i was not ready to be reviewed by the media and society so i went for the dark side of life and god wall then. drugs and alcohol and gambling and sex and food is very angry very resentful. very full of i don't know what's going on it's side he was just ready to like the all the gotti fearlessness i carried through my youth and transformed into a brazen breach right down to

. >> what are your thoughts on russell westbrook? he looks an a little prommy though. >> prommy? >> an a little. >> he should have gone with the other lady, with the whole '70s look since he has the wide lapel. >> is that velvet? >> is that velvet? >> apparently elvis lives. >> it looks like the collar's drawn on. >> it's russell westbrook that we're talking about. but we also had russell westbrook. >> orlando scandrick. >> no. he looks like a fancy pepto-bismol. they send out on christmas, that's what he looks like, like he took someone's bad prom dress, let's redesign this. >> a little project runway prom dress. i'll give you that. >> that is the epitome of bravery. he is pretty in pink head to toe. >> he's going molly ringwold on us. how about devonta freeman with the black and gold, little gothic. >> "game of thrones" inspired. i do like the shoes. carpet, like no socks on the red carpet. >> i don't hear you protesting. >> no, i like what he's wearing also. i have to agree with brianna on it. >> you're not feeling it? >> no, not

russell's family believes this was a robbery. his pockets were turned inside out. his wallet and cell phone were missing. police are looking for any clues that will help them find the killer. we are learning new details about a deadly shooting at a gender-reveal party in ohio. the story now taking a strange turn. cincinnati police say -- the woman, who the party was being held for - was not pregnant! eight people were hurt - and one person killed - when someone opened fire at the party, on july eighth. she lost her unborn child... after being hurt in the shooting. police say -- they can only speculate about why that woman would pretend to be pregnant. happening now in arizona. a desperate search for the father of a family of nine - swept away in floodwaters. a group of 40 people are combing through the area surrounding a popular swimming hole. monsoon rains caused flash flooding - and a wall of water 40 feet wide. hector garnica is still missing. police say his wife, their three children and five members of their extended family all died in the water. bystanders ca

today, russell's mother returned to the place where her son was killed.ing to find more information. fox 5's paul wagner has more from hyattsville. >> reporter: this is where anthony russell was found shot to death on the steps of the apartment on the 5700 block of see press creek drive. his mother said he had just left a dice game in northeast washington and fears he may have been followed here and robbed. >> i can't even express how badly i want someone to come forward. we need this case resolved. he did not executed the way he was. he took four gunshots to his chest. it's my prayer that anybody who has any information, the slightest information, to call crime solvers. >> reporter: terry sally came back to the apartment complex where her son was killed in hopes of learning something new about what happened. she put up flyers and questioned residents as they came and left from the building. sally said she knows her son was at a craps game in northeast until about 2:00 in the morning, before coming to this complex. she said he parked his scooter and was f

cry like a baby. >> you got him. >> yeah. >> russell, you can stand up. russell is 8 feet tall.he is hiding. dude, why do you even try you are going down. we're blue mountain. thank to our sponsors the poconos mountains because we love that as well. >> thanks for coming. >> you think i'm kidding, joking around, just do a show on tv, hi. >> she's serious about it. >> she's been wait to go do that quite sometime. >> let it out girl. >>> 9:51 next a letter written by tupac shaker reveals yes ended his relationship with man done, it is pretty revealing and you can girth hand on it when we talk to tmz next. p://www.evertz.com>[a5df] ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves. come to the only place, that makes little hearts race. now, the earlier you buy, the more you save. only at sesameplace.com sesame place >>> so crowd is forming there, kevin hart should be showing up any moment in north philadelphia at the same place he used to eat his cheese steaks growing up in ph

feel flora he was raised in a small town of russell manitoba. a rule community toto away in the prairies of the canadian countryside. i was the first of three born to wally and donna flurried dad was destined to be a hockey great as well or if it baseball injury robbed him of his dreams only a teenager instead of a career as a star athlete is fake consisted of driving heavy equipment drinking heavily and half heartedly providing for his family. everyone found ways to cope mom found prescription pain pills well i found aki obviously i've been very open about my own story my own history and people have connected to that when i was five years old i was walking home from kindergarten with a classmate of mine and so they were in our first hockey practice and you want to play it so i quickly ran home and asked my mom if i had any equipment and we found an old pair of skates that were three sizes too big for me a broken hockey stick a couple of sears catalogs for him and i put them all in a pill sock and i went down to the rink and we try something new

host: congressman russell, what about those argument? guest: again, they appeal to our senses, we want modernization of equipment, what a lot of americans don't know is that we mid-2000s, i the was not here in congress at that first decade. what we had was the next generation of air traffic modernize ourwould equipment and so this is well we've seen tellers all across the united states that have been modernized to accept adsb, it is kind of like a google tracker for know nes, where they altitude and speed and all of that. it.can see one another with it's part of the law that we have all of that implemented by 2020, so if you want to fly in controlled air space, you have it ut this on your plane f. is an old airplane, like the little one i have or an want to fly in controlled air space, this is what you have to do. it is well on track, well under way. there are accusations, people aying, well, problems with procurement, waste of money, using paper strips and all of this. strips are like a story on a they're stacking board so that they hav

magic johnson said we're hoping we could get and they got him in the d'angelo russell mozgov trade. he played at utah. so he was the mvp of the

russell: mr. chairman, this amendment which affects the way the federal register is distributed to members' offices will save $1 million annually. the federal register contains a large amount of information including proposed rules and public notice , regulations, executived orers and president documents. this information is compiled by the great folks at the national archives, published daily by the government printing office or g.p.o. since 1994, the g.p.o. began publishing the federal register on line. to improve the user experience, the digital version has been enhanced over time and is now fully searchable and downloadable and is the preferred method that staffs and members use the register for quick access to any document. sadly despite these advances in technology, members of congress still receive printed copies of the register every day. this results in thousands of copies going directly into the trash. costing taxpayers $1 million annually. put another way, mr. chairman this means that a

what about russell's part in this? what do you think of that? it's absolutely fantastic.the trailer there for the next half an hour. do you think what you did was pretty extraordinary? not really, itjust felt the natural thing to do at the time. someone had to do something. it was just a natural reaction, really. when we heard and got the news back it was great and we thought, wow, well done, superjob. then of course to get the video footage of the lorry following russell, really put it into context for us and we could see what a greatjob he did. russell and the team who stopped to help had smashed their way into the van to free the driver. the man, from great yarmouth, had suffered a stroke and was admitted to hospital. norfolk police say he is understood to be making a full recovery. it's called panda diplomacy and it's expensive. china's president xijinping presented the two giant pandas at a ceremony attended by german chancellor angela merkel. they are on loan to berlin zoo at a cost of 800 thousand pounds a year. only a dozen or so countries have ever been loaned pa

&p is almost keeping up with the s&p year-to-date >> on monday you had a new all-time high in the russell microcap and there is some correlation historically with rallies in the microcap and rallies in small cap. they're not exactly the same thing. some people think one is a leading indicator of the other i'm not sold, but at the end of the day, you do tend to see these two move to some extent in concert. and i agree with that point, by the way, if you start to see a bigger move, more participation in the russell, i mean, it's going to be very hard to say, this is a narrow rally >> and you need the transports to also keep on going. they've also rallied a little bit in the last couple of weeks, but if they keep on going too, you'll see this -- >> you're at the risk of this fear of missing out rally again. people are get a little scared, they want to go into cash and the stock market pix up. >> there will be a lot of people that wait into those earnings from the big financial stocks. today, we noticed a very large player came into the tbt this is the inversed of the -- double inverse, in fa

. —— with a comfortable 22—6 win over widnes vikings matty russell scored with a comfortable 22—6 win the warrington scored 18 unanswered points after the break. they go into the super eight qualifiers now with some confidence after three straight wins. that's all from sports day on the day the americans dominated on day one at royal birkdale. coming at any moment the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, political correspondent at the london evening standard, and dave wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday. thank you for being with us. the i picks up on the closing day of this round of brexit talks, saying that the two sides can't agree an exit bill for the uk. the guardian focuses on how free movement of people may continue for two years following brexit. brexit also makes the telegraph's front page — the paper says foreign criminals will be able to stay in the uk after the uk leaves the eu. the times also leads on brexit — and also mentions the former american football star oj simpson being

russell. your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you and you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowance for their doubting, too. if you can wait and not be tired or being lied about, don't deal in line or being hated, don't give way to hating and yet don't look too good, nor too wide. if you can still keep your virtue or walk with kings, nor lose the common touch. if these are folds nor enemies or friends hurt you, but all men count you among their friends. these are the words that i believe epitomize our chairman. the challenge in christ says, parents were killed in an automobile accident and he was thrust into leadership role of caring for his brothers. but with steely determination and grit, leon w. russell accepted this week challenge. they did an awesome job last night sharing with you our accomplishments in all of those accomplishments are noteworthy and laudable. friends, let me personally share with you that i know, i love and i respect becau

the russell 2000 closed at a record high. information technology index which we never talk about, is worth talking about today. yesterday it closed at the highest level it's closed at in 17 years you have to go all the way back to march of 2000 with technology crash, the tech bubble bursting. we have finally made it through the tech crash of 2000 overnight in asia, the nikkei closed higher. up by 0.6% the hang seng up

and i'm told by another fam member, the aunt of the victims, that it was russell who just traveled in from new jersey that was driving along ever green mills road near hodgeland mill road when she spotted the taurus in the creek and family members believe that courtney ash, her son cameron martin and her nine-year-old cousin, jalen russell are all inside the vehicle. we'll be wrapping up here right now and headed on the scene where i'm told family members are there now watching emergency workers try to get people out of that car. >> all right. julie carey, very sad conclusion to that story. we'll look for your reports coming up later. thank you. >>> new at 6:00, the man accused of shooting a woman in a high-profile road rage case is back in virginia tonight. he's in jail in alexandria, he turned himself in as shooting july 19 witnesses heard a van and suv honking at each other, two people got out of the van yelling and challenging the suv driver to get out. that's when police say opened fire. the woman who was shot is expected to be okay. >>> now, another make or shakeup at the white

ian: discussing his options with mark russell. jim: he might be thinking i love the lie enough they don't want to drop it and a guy who can maneuver a shot blabe it's not a factor. i don't know, it's borderline. howell is ready to go, though, with a 7-iron. it is the irrigation boxes that are possibly a part of the follow-through on the swing. dottie: that ball was sitting down a touch for charles howell. ian: yeah, it didn't jump, dottie. dottie: no, it was not the best of lies and there's still some moisture in the turf. jim: did he play quickly there or was that pretty much routine? dottie: i don't think that was out of sorts,. no i think he was very decisive about it. ian: so kyle will play this because his follow-through does not contact the box. it's not in his intended swing path. dottie: the ball is actually sitting pretty well. ian: a lot better than it could have been. dottie: oh, yeah. it's been trampled for this whole week. i would call it a predictable lie. jim: i thought he liked it. >> i like that shot shape. ian: b

miles northeast of australia. >> it was after you got to the russells that you saw japanese airplanes for the first time. >> the first zero that i saw just was going perpendicular to my line of flight and it was with a sun on it and that great big meatball was just blinding you, it was so big. it was just there for a second. and then it zipped on off and disappeared. >> it was a beautiful airplane, but also structurally very, very delicately built. they didn't put armor in it. when it came across the united states airplanes, it was gone, disintegrated. >> just four months later, john bolt was on his way to becoming an ace. september 16th, 1943, you get your first two kills. tell me about that. >> that particular day, they were just a little slow getting off the ground. they climbed out underneath us. we'd circle around, get in behind them. the two planes we'd sneak up on them and blow them up. >> the competition in the skies to rack up kills was fierce, and any claims of victory needed to be verified. >> usually it required visual evidence from another flier with you seeing the airpla

addison russell with a rocket deep to left, gone. it's a solo shot. cubs lead after that. in the fifth, the bases, jason heyward deep to left center. one hop off the wall. all three cubs score. 6-0 cubs. o's fall, 10-3. tennis, soon serena williams will be a proud mother now she continues to be a proud and supportive sister as venus look to make history today against garbine muguruza. she was trying to become the oldest woman to win a grand slam in the open era at 37. things began to unravel in the first set, muguruza with the break point, the forehand goes long. set point, venus showing some cracks, backhand into the net. muguruza takes the set, and it was downhill from there, venus running out of gas. that shot originally called good. reviewed and was long. it is garbine muguruza's second grand slam title. for venus, despite the loss, still an amazing a couple estimate. >> my team has been here for me day in and day out and my family as well. i love you guys. a lot of beautiful moments the past couple weeks. >> and a message for serena? >> i miss i tried my best to do th

the nasdaq up 40 and the russell up 14 and the russell and nasdaq were the strongest performers.m biotech strength with vertex in particular popping big we've got a.m. medical examiner down 1%, qualcomm down 2.5%. and t-mobile hanging on right now to a 3% gain by the way, with today's gains, the information technology sector of the s&p 500 closed above it's march 2000 prior closing high there is yet another record for you. let's get over to qualcomm which we mentioned was trading 2.5% lower on it's earnings john ford just spoke to the ceo. >> i just got off the phone with a couple of his top deputies don't expect to hear a lot of new news or really any new news about the legal issues with apple on this call he said they don't have a lot new to share also confirmed that the miss on the guidance on eps was due to analysts trying to figure out the mix of business in this legal environment with apple they're providing qualcomm's providing some additional numbers that they hope will help the street to do that. also, we talked about nxp, that pending acquisition. he says he's confident

up 106 on the dow. >> the russell, too, i believe. >> and the russell, yes. >> those are the small caps that joe duran was talking about. coming up, paypal's chief executive officer is ready to tell us why his company's new partnership with apple could impact the bottom line that's coming up. >> plus, the next time you're chatting online with a customer service rep, you mayctll auay be texting a chat bott and may not even know it it. that's next on "closing bell." >>> welcome back i'm on the floor with kenny polcari. talk about some of the dynamics playing out in the market today. >> you can see the banks, right. that was a buy the rumor and sell is the news kind of trade for them, but every other sector really is strong and considering the cpi data was weak and retail sales were weak, that just plays into is the fed going to hold off? does this go right to janet yellen owes comment about the lack of inflation and what it really means and so i think you've seen the market rally on the back of maybe this is going to cause them to pause on both front, on shrinking the balance sheet as wel

. >> russell westbrook!on't let it be them, don't let it be them, don't let it be them. it's not them! golden state warriors! >> reporter: and those winners were voted on by fans, meaning this was seen by some as not just beiseeing who is the best who has the most enthusiastic supporters. >> we do want to give a shout out to the former cubs catcher, david ross, who came on stage sheing some sort of moves? >> i don't know if he -- >> to bill murray? >> i don't know how this one's going to go. a little rough around the edges to say the least. but they finished strong. check it out. >> oh, he saved some champagne. >> that's always a great way to give a grand finale. can't really dance, but i can open a bottle of champagne and everybody wins. >> yeah, i would think so. >> we're going to have much more fun from the espy awards in our next half hour as well as a sneaky way that you can make some cash. >> by shopping. but sh, you're not supposed to reveal your identity. we'll tell you how it works. >>> but first, t

ian: discussing his options with mark russell.he might be thinking i love the lie enough they don't want to drop it and a guy who can maneuver a shot blabe it's not a factor. i don't know, it's borderline. howell is ready to go, though, with a 7-iron. it is the irrigation boxes that are possibly a part of the dottie: that ball was sitting down a touch for charles howell. ian: yeah, it didn't jump, dottie. dottie: no, it was not the best of lies and there's still some moisture in the turf. jim: did he play quickly there or was that pretty much routine? dottie: i don't think that was out of sorts,. no i think he was very decisive about it. ian: so kyle will play this because his follow-through does not contact the box. it's not in his intended swing path. dottie: the ball is actually sitting pretty well. ian: a lot better than it could have been. dottie: oh, yeah. it's been trampled for this whole week. i would call it a predictable lie. jim: i thought he liked it. >> i like that shot shape. ian: brian reed, his caddie, saying 175 h

and always working to be better. >>> russell simmons co-founded jam records in 1984.ilanthropist for the arts. he's now the executive producer of "romeo is bleeding." he follows donte hart from richmond, california, a tough place to grow up. >> trying to stack my plate up high. i'm not greedy, i'm not greedy. i'm not groupie. i'm just empty. >> russell simmons joins us at the table. powerle just watching that. welcome back to the show. what attracted you to dante's story? >> you know, the story is mirrored with so many others with people who pick the arts and survive because of them. he comes from a very difficult place. his brother was killed during the making of the difficult film. he transcended it through his poetry and through this movie he became a teacher and now an activist, you know, where he could have been a drug dealer. so many kids have been murdered. he created the romeo and juliet scenario over. it's been told many, many times. it's a timeless tale. it's called "romeo's bleeding." tremendous picture. >> they're making a comeback. >> yes. >> reflected ho

russell's family believes this was a robbery. his pockets were turned inside out. and his wallet and cell phone were missing. prince william county, virginia is weighing in on deadly shootings in the county. last night he met with concerned residents. the number of homicides in prince william county the number of homicides in prince william county jumped from 10 in 20-15.. to 22 last year. so far this year, there have been three murders in the county. police chief barry barnard wants citizens to be alert, and to contact police if they notice suspicious activity. ad lib weather tease -another chance for storms today heat & humidity (95+; feels 100+) - a break comes next week today: partly sunny. hot and humid. afternoon thunderstorm possible. highs: 89-94 winds: se 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. warm and very muggy. patchy fog. lows: 69-75 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: hot and humid. stray pm t-storm. highs: 91-94 winds: ssw 5 mph you each drive a ford pickup ryes.? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of hi

about the russell 2000, the small-cap index?ds out the fact it is only up 5% this year with the dow and s&p 500 up 9%. the nasdaq up 14%. this could be worrisome. it is a leading index yet lacking. does this indicate a shift in trend? >> we look at that three or four weeks ago and saw the same divergence. then the russell went on a spurt for about a week, really outperformed the market. now we are seeing the gap widen. i think the overall market is good. i would look for the russell to catch up a little bit over the next couple of weeks. abigail: turning to the fang, a big selloff in june. one of our analysts said nothing has changed fundamentally, just the rotation you have been talking about. what about earnings season? is this nervousness before earnings season kicks off for big tech names? >> i don't see any reason to be nervous. and it outlier is google is because of the news coming out of the e.u. with the big potential fines. technicals are still in place. i don't see any upcoming concern whatsoever with any of the projec

the dow is down 17 points but you've got the nasdaq, s&p and russell in record territory. countdown coming up. >> stay with us. a used car, (upbeat dance music) (dance music abruptly stopping) (dance music starting then stopping) ( ♪ ) (music stops) (bell rings) >>> welcome back markets all but the dow in positive territory and the s&p looks like it's tipping lower, but if the nasdaq does close higher it's up right now, tenth straight for the session and for the tenth straight session the last time that happened was in 2015. bertha coombs it is there with more bertha >> reporter: it's been touch and go on the win streak, kelly, but the nasdaq, russell 2000 and nasdaq 100 hitting fresh record highs. apple still 4% its april historic high and has been up nine straight days but it looks like its winning streak will end today. the two big movers along with apple on this streak have been amazon and microsoft, both of them hitting historic highs today. amazon slipping, but you've got microsoft here up ahead of its earnings this afternoon, and i would be remiss if i didn't mentio

ylan mui in washington let's get to our "closing bell" exchange, a down day except for the russell which is up, so no records at least right now for the major averages cnbc contributor peter bookmahr. >> steve grasso, it's not an opec meeting but they had a meeting of the opec ministers and oil has popped and you've got a fed meeting and a lot for the market to try to digest. there's a lot to digest and oil has definitely bounced and oil is starting to stabilize around those levels we heard from halliburton, they beat the stocks down bad conference call and if they are changing their ways on cap "x" being that oil is having a hard time breaking above 50 and if you believe that the company will have a hard time and oil will have an easy time breaking above 50 so that's the crude angle. the problem is we don't know how to play those companies because they are lag yards riggards rigd if you think you want to hit a home run in the next six months you have to sort of swing for the fences and you might come up empty, but a lot of people would play energy. >> halliburton down 5% it did catch my

russell? mr. russell votes no. mr. swazi? mr. swazi votes i. dr. abraham? dr. abraham votes no. mr. gallagher? mr. gallagher votes no. mr. gates? mr. gates says no. mr. bacon? mr. bacon says no. ?s. cheney ms. cheney votes no. mr. shuster? ms. gabbard? mr. shuster votes no. mr. graves? mr. graves votes no. [inaudible] mr. chairman to our 13 i votes, there are 48 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> the clerk will call the roll. german thornberry? -- german thornberry? german thornberry votes i. mrs. davis? mrs. davis votes no. mr. launch them in? mr. lodgment votes no. esther bishop? mr. bishop votes no. mr. cooper? mr. cooper votes i. mr. rogers? mr. rogers votes i. mr. frank? mr. frank says i. mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mr. courtney votes no. mr. shuster? mr. shuster votes i. mr. conaway? mr. conaway votes i. mr. lamborn? mr. lamborn votes i. mr. whitman? mr. whitman votes i. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes i. ms. gabbard? ms. gabbard? mr. kaufman? mr. kaufman votes i. mr. o'rourke? mr. or work votes no. mr. norcross? mr. norcross votes no. mr. scott? mr. scott votes i. m

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someone shot and killed anthony russel outside a hyattsville apartment complex last saturday. today russel's mother returned to the place her son was killed hoping to find more information. >> we need this case res resolved. he did not deserve executed the way he was. you know, he took four gun shots to the chest. you know, it's my prayer that anybody who had any information. slightest information, to call crime solvers. >> sally says she knows her son was at a craps game on oglethorwp street northeast before come together complex. he parked his schooler and was found shot to death several hours lateers. >> a circus worker is recoughing after trampled and bitten by a camel at the charles country fairgrounds. it happened after 2:30 this afternoon la playta. authorities say the 5-year-old man that works for lewis and clarks circus was air lifted with a serious injury. performances have been cancelled due it a permit issue. >> developing tonight, two men are now charged in the murders of four pennsylvania men. and we are learning new details about the investigation. >> plus, a fa

anthony russell may have been shot a couple of hours before his body was found.nce george's county police chief hank said the violence in the county evened o put all officers on 12 hour shifts >> it's been falling, and i want to be clear, when we went into this initiative, we were flat, essentially in the same place for crime this year as last year. we weren't experiencing a huge spike, way ahead in anything. and we seen a lot of activity calm down, i'm hearing if things from the officers on the street. that's who i rely on. >> reporter: prince george's county police say they need much more help in this case, witnesses to forward, there is a cash reward of up to $25,000 and you can remain anonymous. reporting from hyattsville, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> coming up, a second arrest. >> two suspects being charged in the homicides of four missing men in pennsylvania surprise admission to where the bodies were located. >>> that's a dramatic si there showing the moments a giant sinkhole swallows up several homes mat? >> reporter: a large family packed in a car

you have jane russell here.ansfield. >> and he looks so excited to be showing off. >> oh, yes. oh, he was very proud of everything, the stuff he created. >> alongside the dresses, more of harlan's strange inheritance -- mr. blackwell's infamous best- and worst-dressed lists. from the best dressed, names like audrey hepburn, kate middleton, and nicole kidman. but it's blackwell's dressing-downs that are truly classics. >> i'm a huge fan of the first list, when he chose judy garland. he said, "a brilliant talent, but apparently keeps all her fashionable clothes in that trunk she's always singing about." >> i actually remember this one. you had barbra streisand -- "a shoddy, secondhand rose looking for a tour guide in brooklyn." ouch. mr. blackwell knows from brooklyn. he's born there -- richard selzer. in the late 1930s, he moves to hollywood, a teenager dreaming of stardom. for years, richard gets bit parts in "b" movies. then he meets eccentric millionaire producer howard hughes. hughes casts him in a minor role

they track the s&p 500, small cap russell 2,000 for example, but there's also substantial money going into europe and emerging market funds as the fwloebl economy continues to slowly improve. tech has been the hot sector all year signs of momentum is starting to shift geps them. in june for example, there were outflows from the main nasdaq 100 etf. as well as from semiconductor etfs. what about this argument that there is too much money going into these kinds of massive investmen investme most are not concerned about that because etfs are of all u.s. equities. that's a small number compared to 401(k) plans. i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>he for t second? here's what history tells us. the average return for the past 20 years for the final six months of the year shows a gain of about 2.5% for all three of the major indexes. a little higher than that for nasdaq as you see. brad mcmillan, chief investment officer at commonwealth financial joins us now to discuss. brad, i see in your forecast that you have the s&p 500 moving up to about 2500. that's about what? 20% from h

and the consumer discretionary stocks doing better here and tend to be more tied to the russell 2000 and the smaller cap indexes. >> can this rally continue? >> we think so. you know, small caps are really well positioned to benefit from things like potential tax reform, which we're starting to hear more rhetoric about, and also m&a activity continuing to pick up. and it's probably the area of the market that is the most fertile for picking individual stocks and there's still a lot of opportunities out there to go out and find companies that aren't necessarily overvalued. even though the market is hitting new highs. >> are you doing some shopping? >> we are. and we found opportunities in things like tower semiconductor which is a semiconductor foundry. the stock trades about 12, 13 times forward earnings, and we also like companies like cooper tire which is a tire manufacturer. not necessarily tied to new car sales, but more replacement tires. we see opportunities in low multiple stocks like that. and we like legacy texas, which is a regional bank here in texas that we think is very

next you russell nine and cameron martin age five. here's the interesting thing.ewhere in leesburg on friday night she left with cameron. i'm sorry, she left with jalen, the nine-year-old. the nine-year-old is her cousin. they went to another place in ashburn, another family home where she said she was going to pick up her son five-year-old cameron. the three of them were there in ashburn and then the three of them left together, courtney, jalen and cameron. and they did not return back to where they were supposed to go which was the house in leesburg. so, no one has seen them since friday night. we don't know exactly what went on on saturday in terms of whether the family was trying to contact them or didn't realize they were gone. really not sure here. trying to get a few more details from the loudoun county sheriff's office. on sunday, that is when the three of them were reported missing. loudoun county has also put out a description of the vehicle they were riding in, a 2002 ford taurus said to be blue and there's a license plate you see there vuv9844. so, aga

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throughout the hour, but first, we start off with the markets, a record for everything the dow, s&p, russell 2000, closing at all time highs. the dow posting at 26 record closing of the year. check out the names. not just the fang stocks price line, boeing, honey well, dupont, all hitting record highs, so do stocks keep grinding higher and where do you go from here to record highs >> you stay with name, five names, those are four, five names for quite some time. steve isn't here he's been on this do you want story, but boeing for example, now, the analyst community is getting ready. jpmorgan upgraded it to neutral from underperforming then today, bank of america, merrill lynch upgraded to neutral. where have theybeen for the last year? boeing reports next week my sense is that the numbers will be great. valuations are neutral honey well, for the last five year, we want to own honeywell and not general electric, that plays out as well. >> you buy here at record highs or wait for the earpings release? >> if you haven't bought anything, i think we have places to go. i'm not who's going to buy s

i'm just empty. >> russell simmons joins us at the table. powerle just watching that.w, the story is mirrored with so many others with people who pick the arts and survive because of them. he comes from a very difficult place. his brother was killed during the making of the difficult film. he transcended it through his poetry and through this movie he became a teacher and now an activist, you know, where he could have been a drug dealer. so many kids have been murdered. he created the romeo and juliet scenario over. it's been told many, many times. it's a timeless tale. it's called "romeo's bleeding." in the movie they made a tremendous picture. >> they're making a comeback. >> yes. >> reflected how? >> you know, the rappers -- you know, when the music goes away, they get to dig even deeper. the artist always express their time capsules, their poetry of where they come from and you get to understand their environment. america doesn't see themselves the way they see their truth and i think it's important that artists do that. it's a bay that the wrappists or artists can

russell westbrook, what do you think?") peyton manning was the host and kevin durant was the target of a lot of jokes. it doesn't look like durant found many of the jokes funny. he sat there with a straight face. (darya) russell westbrook won best male athlete at the espys, while olympic gymnast simone biles earned best female athlete honors wednesday night.westbook was the nba mvp, led the league in scoring and set a record for most triple-doubles in a season with 42. the oklahoma city thunder star won the trophy over kris bryant of the chicago cubs, sidney crosby of the pittsburgh penguins and olympic swimmer michael phelps. "it's been an unbelievable journey for me," said westbrook, a fashion fiend who adjusted his black shirt and green pants with wide white stripes before he spoke. "i want to make sure i look good first."biles became the most decorated u.s. olympic gymnast at the rio de janeiro games, winning five medals, including four golds and a bronze. she beat out olympic swimmer katie ledecky, wnba star candace p

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