shana: absolutely.eptember has consistently being the worst performing month in the market and october tends to be the most volatile. when you look at the breadth of the market, that is sent and to be concerned as well. may 1 until today, almost 50% of the names on the s&p 500 have seen a 10% correction. 90% of the names on the russell 2000. greater than 20% correction. all of the energy names in the s&p 500 with a greater than 10% correction. the rest of the market is not strong and being driven by big attack names, the risk off names , risk on names, places people go when they are little fearful and looking for safe haven. haidi: when it comes to a may softer than expected in aquatic tax plan, is that comforting for businesses and those who invest in them? shana: i don't think so, especially because now we are having conversations about vaccine task force and asking small businesses to make sure employees are fully vaccinated or not returned to work. that is a lot to ask of them. to add any additional

how much will lead to thought that i still need me both shanae and shook re wrote about their childhood and adolescence. their accounts were wrong, sometimes brutal, recounting the harrowing, detail of lines dominated by physical abuse, drug use, and crime. and the case is sexuality. it was a world that would have shocked many reading, but which found a new audience interested in themes which had rarely been written about before. just fine, their age difference, their social backgrounds gave them a common purpose. janae was already well established, but chicago was an emerging talent to some observers believe that shanae was shook, read literary mental but that role probably fell to pull bold the american writer who lived in tangiers for more than 50 years. i wish i could. he was alternate and i'm enough to read that also nation about him so obvious, he advocacy him injury with him actually you know what? i didn't can lose much who even know that he can come well delicate and as well because of the lot out of that because he wants that well, what i can live with and he's always running.

gary, shana, thank you both very much.peaking of technicals, shana brought that up, for me the technical analysis is comply menial to fundamental analysis and can help the investors understand when the fundamentals are not working. you have been in a stock, great earnings, everything going gangbusters but you can't figure out why the stock is not acting the right way. it is always helpful when it comes to the charts. we have one of the best on the streets, chart technician, ian mcmillen. collectively a 7.7% move. came nowhere near the 50-day moving average which held like a champ. what are the pam arrest in the s&p that you are -- parameters in the s&p you're looking at right now? >> first off, thanks for having me back, charles. we have had a five-day losing streak. not that dramatic, what more of a little bit concerned about how we started thursday, friday, again today. you mentioned this in your last segment. seeing stocks up nicely and having them close near the lows of the session, not great. we could be starting a fi

>> yep. >> shana, why didn't you start with that?at affects me directly, shana. the sperm are dying, dick also have shrinking and my heart is breaking. what's causing this? >> we're being poisoned by the birockets in our plastics. the thalates which make plastic soft and trick our body into thinking that they are hormones like our testosterone or estrogen, and when our body gets district that way it doesn't carry out its reproductive functions. so if men's testosterone is affected, they have lots of effects on their functioning including how much they want sex, how well they do in the bed. >> okay. >> what their muscles are, what their strength level is. >> bays i don't like weak men. if you don't open a jar, change a tire, build something from ikea. >> even worse, dulce, is if you're pregnant, carrying a boy and get exposed to things that lower testosterone, the penis and the scrotum is smaller. >> he as a person is smaller. >> no just his gent also. >> he can be a real bick dude and -- i've seen that guy. that's trash. is it anybod

but the french writers only shanae american novelists mohammed show cree use their experiences of life on the fringes of society to become well no literary figures. ah, they were close friends, but decades and also managed somehow to bridge to very different culture. ah, she was born in paris in 1910. but lived much of his later life in morocco and was heavily influenced by arab culture. oh, he met and lived around palestinians, and in his sixties, wrote about the arab israeli conflict. didn't you leave because you need to be a say, i get the family that get the family it leave of the larger me of course i korea very senior. what is your killer faith all jo, bone village junior, dully go. he didn't jump in for sort of the legal affair. the good movie. hopefully i can you know that and a half friends here that they call them. and if list need, why and, and let you know if it was, can see any tickets or who is who they are for the last been spent under my as you can allow for on south georgia. nice early is were difficult, and he fell into a life of petty crime. he was sent to a detentio

john paul saw successfully petitioned the french president to have the sentence such a signed me. shanae was free and never returned to prison. instead, he threw himself into his writing and became the free spirited literary gay icon he's known today. ah, shoot, i don't know. danica. edit them like a sub libya. i'm a lot of lisa lynette if you are building and then it's an elite delica. you delicate him, a little water melody, the water home with enough lot of them to a dinner. and i'm not in any way to say i was rude to. mattie was l. jeanette really telling me well, julian shook re had a lot in common. there were also key differences between them. jenny was 25 years older than sugary. he also traveled widely while sho, cruise lines, and world views centered on north africa. um yet the surroundings presented inspiration attempt return. 10 year was a created hub, a place where writers came together to share ideas and to collaborate with one another. me. it was in turn. jan that shook re met the american novelist pole bowls in 972 and both translated shook his memoir for bread alone into

lauren: shana, let me bring you in here. you couldn't hear kenny but he was talking about a bunch of ifs. if jay powell increases interest rates, if the bipartisan or other infrastructure package goes through, he thinks it would do well. we know if we think the s&p 500 closes this high today, it will be if you're keeping track the 54th record close of 2021. does it feel a little too frothy for you? can you continue to justify the bull market that keeps going? >> yes i think you can and that is partly because the breadth of the market has been different. so what has been happening is, large caps have largely been driving the market. look at the s&p market weighted versus the s&p equal weighted, the equal weighted has underperformed more recently after leading from the beginning of the year. we're starting to see that shift and small caps are starting to gain momentum. definitely areas of the market that continue to froth that continue to drive it forward. that is positive for stocks -- [inaudible] lauren: you don't want the l

yes, cause a shallow monday evening on area of russia, shana songs and melodies marking the start of the jewish new year were a blessing to zoom, fatigued families that came to oakland's joaquin miller park attending camp to wang says children's services it feels. different amazing. i can't believe this is happening. like so many people to wanda's executive director estimates around 1200 people attended on par with the camps. pre pandemic crowd last year. their annual outdoor services more entirely streamed online. we were so excited to gather in person. part of it was that most of our community is vaccinated. everybody 12 and older is vaccinated and for the younger kids, their masks, we thought it would be safe to gather outside. our community was really craving it after a year of isolation and addiction to technology. it's so grades to be outside in nature and community together, it doesn't feel right to have to do it on zoom in our house by ourselves to be so to be able to be here with friends. the kids running around with activities. it's really what russia shauna is supposed to

shana alexander, the director of mental health and wellness for the giants, invited drew to share his here to tell anyone that mental health battles and disorders do not define who you are as a person. your mind is your servant and not your master. >> he demonstrated the power of vulnerability and made it look so simple by just talking and showing players that we're all susceptible to mental illness. >> do you want to play baseball again? >> absolutely. >> reporter: two months later, the giants had another invitation for him. spring training in 2021. >> i don't mean to sound like old drew here. but what if you don't? >> i'll be okay. baseball, it was probably the most important part of my life. but now it's not. family. friends. mental health. that's more important to me. >> love your story, man, amazing stuff. >> man, i appreciate that so much. >> reporter: a year after his suicide attempt, against all odds, drew played his first regular season game with the sacramento river cats. and six days later -- >> a long drive to right field, this one's out of here. >> reporter: whatever his

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want to go to shana sissell on this.talk about markets and everything else, and i'm wondering if this bubbling up to be milley development and everything else to be a market moving event? there are republicans calling for his head. he should be court-martial. very at the very least be gone. that his behavior is treasonous. is this dust-up could develop something for the financial markets? >> i don't think it will impact the financial markets to be frank. we've seen massive global pandemic and the markets go higher. throughout the trump administration we saw back and forth on trade negotiations with china at times got very volatile. that impacted the markets from time to time but mostly short term. this is a massive news headlines. it undermines people's confidence in the checks and balances of government but do i think it impacts the market? probably not. in fact i saw a very funny cartoon posted on twitter today that with "peter pan" and it sad, let me take you somewhere where current events don't matter. the child resp

ktvu emma gosh us how are celebrating the show your shallow monday on air of, shana and melodies the start of the new year a blessing zoom, families came to oakland's miller park camp to children's. it different, amazing. i can't believe is happening. so people to wanda's director estimates 1200 attended par with the camps pandemic crowd last year, annual services entirely online. were so to in person part it was that of our community vaccinated. 12 and older vaccinated. and the younger kids, masks, thought it would be safe gather. it doesn't right to have do it on in our house by ourselves to be so to be able to here friends, the running with activities. really what russia shauna is supposed to feel like for us. in at temple abraham seats available in services, will need attest being vaccinated wear masks. have a hybrid. everything being streamed youtube, of course, we have person outdoor, but our doesn't the 800. people would be. members the synagogue reserve spot just in person, either on, china yankee poor, later the month, additional services will be streamed over youtube. that'

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shana, thank you very, very much. by the way there is other news today.t now on the elizabeth holmes trial, the trial that is kicking off today and this is one for "the great gatsby" books here. it has almost every single element of a modern-day movie or movie series. the latest on it with jackie deangelis. reporter: good afternoon to you, neil that is putting it mildly. this is remarkable. opening arguments will begin with the trial today. remember elizabeth holmes pleaded not guilty to 10 counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud but this is a story much more complicated than that. it started back in 2003, holmes, 19 at the time, stanford dropout, founded theranos, the company said it could run a extensive battery of tests from just the prick of your finger. as it turns out that wasn't happening. only a small number of tests were run through the theranos machines which were not efficient or tearily sound. the rest of the tests were run through commercial analyzers. the to get a conviction that government must prove intent, t

at the red sea resort to shana shake. in a rare public visit to egypt, bon israeli, to what i've done i made report is the 1st official visit of and is really leader in more than a decade. and it comes only a few weeks after egypt. president of the fact that his tc extended the invitation to israeli prime minister enough deli bennett, it also comes at that time when relations between the 2 countries have reached unprecedented levels since the peace agreement between egypt and israel was signed in 1979 we have 2 levels, we have the bilateral level, and you have the regional level. i'm quite sure that in the origin level there will be most salient issues to be discussed. iran and from us on the bilateral. my hope is, i don't know if there will lose something concrete. my hope is that egypt will change. it stands because we have to walk the heart to worse. if you are the real relationship on these bilateral level, it doesn't exist. the security cooperation is the bedrock up the relationship between the 2 countries. and since

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active money managers but also a dilemma for individual investors i'll bring in spotlight asset group shanaen in june 71% of investors said they prefer passive funds what's your thought on this trend? >> i think it's a matter of the fact that there's been a lot of fee compression, that active managers have underperformed more recently, but this is a debate that goes back decades, it's a tail of all of the time if you will, and the fact of the matter is that in certain types of markets driven by fundamentals where there's a lot of disbursion of return, active management outperformed in markets that are very volatile active management tends to out perform and cathie wood has been able to gather the type of assets she has because performance really does make a difference, and if you are performing you will get assets. charles: you know what i find interesting too, they become self-fulfilling don't they? if these funds go into s&p, which is near like $600 billion in everyday more billions pour in, they've got to buy the same names so they are going to buy obviously microsoft, amazon, apple, the

shana from fox 29 philadelphia is live on the scene.new jersey. >> that's right. the governor was here surveying damage. saying the time is changing. the climate and infrastructure changed over the years in new jersey. i will give you a sense of what is going here. we are south of philadelphia now about 30 minutes away. the navy recruitment officers are helping this home damaged by the tornadoes. this was a living house with family members. a mom and a dad. the mom is 8 month pregnant. she and her 2 daughters and husband were home when this tornado hit. they ran down to the basement and huddled. they lived to tell the story. they are grateful to be alive. this is what is left of all of their memories. this is not the only story we are seeing here. we have multiple families cleaning up what they can as they work to restore some sense of normalcy. we have people on the roofs. so much damage. you can't estimate what some families are going through. this is very agcultureal. lots of farm land. these are few developments light now. what is r

this is shana chapelle and her son can a cream nuke could you she says her account was disabled afterling of the withdrawal. facebook which owns instagram responded says quote we express our deepest condolences to ms. chapel and her family her account was incorrectly deleted and we have since restored it more than 6500 accused felons charged in new york city crimes last year got off scot-free. the "new york post" finding prosecutors dropped 16.9% of felony cases that were closed in the city last year. declining to prosecute accused felons at nearly twice the rate of 2019. the borough with the worst track record was the bronx where over 2400 cases were thrown out. a number of -- a number of home schooling families in the u.s. has doubled through the covid-19 pandemic. home learning students increased from 5.3% to 11.7. as schools remained closed and virtual. minority families began home learning at an even higher rate. black students went from only 3.3% to 16% home learners. a look at your head liens, send it back to you. i'm not surprised to see that. steve: absolutely not. i also saw