. >> reporter: all of a sudden sleepy sedgwick, population 150, is a destination. >> so you come in, you can look at the samples. >> reporter: mike owns the only marijuana shop in eastern colorado, posted signs warn customers that taking their purchases out of state is against the law. >> we want everyone to know don't go east with this. don't do it. >> reporter: but that's not stopping jim, who asked us not to show his face. he says he drives an hour and a half to buy pot here every two weeks and takes it back home to nebraska illegally. >> i could go to jail. >> reporter: it's still worth it for you? >> it's still worth it for me. >> reporter: 22-year-old zack just bought edibles on his road trip back to pennsylvania. >> there's really nothing wrong with it. alcohol's way worse, definitely. >> reporter: but just a few miles away from that dispensary is the nebraska state line. and here there's a very different view of colorado's social experiment. >> it's doubled our workload. >> reporter: the police chief in nearby sydney, nebraska, says so far this year his officers have made mor

i'm steve sedgwick. these are your headlines from around the world. europe and equity markets bouncing back. autos and industrials leading the way amid some signs of a breakthrough in eastern ukraine. foreign ministers meeting in berlin reach an agreement on a russian aid convoy heading for ukraine, but make no progress on talks for cease-fire. elsewhere, uk housing stocks are weak after bank of england governor mark carney tells a uk newspaper the bank of england will put rates before wages, but the ceo of bovis homes tells us he's unfazed. >> we've seen clearly a strong housing market, interest rate rises are ultimately inevitable. as long as mark carney pulls a shoe with his commentary in a gradual, limited process, we feel the market can deal with that. >> and missouri's governor calls in the national guard after tear gas is used in ferguson to calm protests sparked by the shooting of a black teenager by police last week. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news

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cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us with this.y eye goes to that dow jones number above 17,000. >> yeah. absolutely. and right to do so as well. 17,000 for the dow. 1992-plus for the s&p. it came at a day where we were talking about yesterday bank of america got a massive $17 billion fine. what did it do to their share price? they went up three points. ebay was moving up as well. but we saw sears moving in the opposite direction. sears under a lot of pressure. they lost about half a billion dollars in the first half of the year. the new ceo says this is unacceptable and we need to carry on looking at our performance. but they did see some increases in their offering. that aside, everyone is looking towards jackson in wyoming today. we're looking to see what janet yellen has to say about the economy. >> and when we talk about what's going on with united airlines and they're trying to lure customers back, because we know we've been looking at how so many different airlines have nickelled and dimed people over the years. but what is

steve sedgwick joins us live with more on this from london. >> good morning. what this probe is doing is looking at whether j.p. morgan and other financial institutions in the united states and in europe were subject to attacks from hackers that were state sponsored. this is the point. j.p. morgan said we get people trying to hack us every single day. we have multiple levels of defense. the difference it time around is because relations are so bad over in ukraine between the rest and russia, that's what state sponsored? some are saying this is so sofisticated that they had to have state sponsoring. early stage. neither the fbi or jp morgan are confirming they believe i was the russians. elsewhere, interesting story going on at uber. they've been accused of actually sending out what is called brand ambassadors to ask their own drivers a lot of questions and trying to get them to migrate to the uber service. this is part of the supplying long term operational growth which is being admitted to by uber in a very aggressive way between it and his rivals. >> that is

the union's sixth corp is in the hands of general john sedgwick.esn't last long because he's shot down by a south carolina sharpshooter at the battle at the spots vain yeah courthouse. ambrose wright is a general that most of you probably not heard about. and he comes to the sixth corp without much background. the union army will also have within it general ambrose burnside who commands the ninth army corp. general burnside, most of you probably know, is the general who headed the army of the potomac during the battle at fredericksburg and grant brings him back to join the army of the potomac and because of burnside's former position, grant decides that burnside can't serve i understand northeast meade and unstead, will report directly to gant who coordinates him with general meade so you can see the command confusion that's taking place and some of that is evident here at the cold harbor. the union calvary is in a very interesting situation. most of the calvary commanders that you're familiar with are now gone. john fwu fobuford has died, what dec

unfortunately, john sedgwick won't last very long. will be shot down by a south carolina sharpshooter at the battle of spotsylvania courthouse. by the time the armies get here to cold harbor, the union's sixth corps will be headed by a gentleman by the name of ambrose wright. horacio ambrose wright is a general that most of you probably have not heard about. and he comes to the sixth corps without much background. the union army will also have within it general ambrose burnside, who will be commanding the ninth army corps. burnside is the general who headed the army of the potomac during the battle at fredericksburg. grant is now bringing him back to join the army of the potomac. but because of burnside's former position, grant decides that burnside can't serve underneath meade and instead will report directly to grant who will then coordinate him with general meade. you can see the command confusion that's going to take place and some of that will become evident here at cold harbor. the union cavalry is in a very interesting situatio

the union's sixth corps will be in the hands of general sedgwick. he will be shot down by a south carolina sharpshooter at the battle of spotsylvania courthouse. the sixth corps will be beheaded by ambrose wright. horacio ambrose wright is a general that most of you probably have not heard about. and he comes to the sixth corps without much background. the union army will also have within it general ambrose burnside, who will be commanding the ninth army corps. burnside is the general who headed the army of the potomac during the battle at fredericksburg. grant is now bringing him back to join the army of the potomac. because of burnside's former position, grant decides that burnside can't serve underneath mead, and instead will report directly to grant who will coordinate him with general mead. you can see of the command confusion that's going to take place, and some of that will become evident here at cold harbor. the union cavalry, most of the commanders that you historians would have been familiar with are now gone. john buford has died. general

the union's sixth corps will be in the hands of general sedgwick. he will be shot down by a south carolina sharpshooter at the battle of spotsylvania courthouse. the sixth corps will be beheaded by ambrose wright. horacio ambrose wright is a general that most of you probably have not heard about. and he comes to the sixth corps without much background. the union army will also have within it general ambrose burnside, who will be commanding the ninth army corps. burnside is the general who headed the army of the potomac during the battle at fredericksburg. grant is now bringing him back to join the army of the potomac. because of burnside's former position, grant decides that burnside can't serve underneath mead, and instead will report directly to grant who will coordinate him with general mead. you can see of the command confusion that's going to take place, and some of that will become evident here at cold harbor. the union cavalry, most of the commanders that you historians would have been familiar with are now gone. john buford has died. general