markets built to go up 70% of the time they are up, more cookies consumed, global gdp expands, so unconditionally, the odds of a down year are only a third of the time. going back to 1927. if january is negative, this gets into the january barometer, the odds jump to almost 58%, which is what we have now. how much damage is done in january? is all the damage accounted for in january? i have a table of the ten worst januarys on record. it descends from 2009, we know this one, the bounce after the low, and so forth. what i want to show you is, though, the final table. we're now down this year 5.07, within the top ten, matching 1977, but the two columns are important, rest of year and full year, meaning after the damage done in january, february and december returns. so the key is this. rest of year doesn't necessarily mean that you're down. the full year you're down, but it turns out, look at this, you've done a lot of the damage in the month of january. you can say, so, what's the point of the whole thing? because this is still a below average return. markets on average, 7-8%, regardless if we've

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so how do you want him remembered? >> the one word that comes to mind is "unconditional." he was unconditionallyoyal, loving, supportive. he was-- he was a hero. >> reporter: he was a hero, as is any officer who can be this devoted. steve hartman, "on the road,"" in canton, ohio. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley, and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. his reca >> behind the scenes as sean penn breaks his silence. is his life in danger after meeting with drug lord el chap os o? >> we're with charlie rose and how his it isdown came together. >> he's not worried for his safety. >> do you think he should be? >> the mexican government wanted to put you at risk. >> yes. >> inside the making of last night's one-on-one at an l.a. area hotel and the aftermath today. >> i have terrible regret. >> backstage as steve harvey comes face-tce

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me find my way to a happy marriage and three children who allow me to love unconditionally every single day. >> she was just soreally don't know what i would have done without her in my life. >> finally i get to meet her. we've talked about her so much. alisyn camerota, you're like my cnn big sister, can that a fair aassessment? >> i appreciate that. >> obviously she knew how much you were touched by her and all of her -- all of your man eating ways. [ laughter ] >> well, she has been very honored to be named as the person who changed my life. she's been very gracious about it. >> is there a lot of people in our lives to choose. >> of course. and many people have had an impact. but she's the person who really took time. you know how annoying it is when you have a friend that can't get it right and a friend who keeps saying i don't know what i did wrong. i don't know. what do you think i should do with this guy? that's annoying. and she endured it and she gave me thoughtful advice the whole time. >> your husband is such a hunk and such a lovely human being. i've met him, but what does he think of your relations

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helping me find my way to a happy marriage and three children who allow me to love unconditionally every single day. she was just soy life. >> it's so interesting because a lot of the advice was sort of old-fashioned advice, you could say. >> yes. i used to call maria my grandmother because she does have home-spun old-fashioned advice but what i think she was really trying to say was just give something to other people. stop being so selfish. so she uses food illustrations for me because she know food gets my attention. basically, she was saying, stop thinking about yourself so much. >> and are there other things now you go to her for advice for? >> yes. all the time. she's great for, like, a baby christening gift if i need a suggestion, a bar mitzvah if i need a suggestion, wedding gift, also if i'm having any sort of interpersonal problem with a friend or a co-worker. what's great about maria is she never gives you just a pat answer. she goes like this, uh-huh, uh-huh, okay, i got it. she tells you the answer. it's really helpful. >> it's great to have her. i should call her. >> yes, she would love that, actually

unconditionally. and essentially you see a trade take place. and also money changed hands. so components of a deal are problematic. but the humanitarian aspect of it are quite american. >> woodruff: you are saying money changed hands over the prisoners. >> there is a report of 1.7 billion going into accounts iran had going back to shaw's time because of the military sales and contracts and so forth. so that could be another aspect of this deal. but even if you just look at it from a prisoner to citizen hostage swap t has problematic aspects to it but you have to juks ta pose that to the humanitarian aspects of it. >> woodruff: what does it say, karim about the balance of power in tehran, about, you know, we are told there is the very conservative faction and the more mod-- moderate faction, however it is described, what does it say about the power balance there? >> well, i think we can't underestimate the civil society and the vast majority of iran, 80 million population is very eager for change and reconciliation with the outside world. at the same time we shouldn't underesti

me find my way to a happy marriage and three children who allow know love unconditionally every single day. >> she was just sowould have done without her in my life. >> young women need someone there to show them the way and you had maria. that is so great. >> totally. i mean i didn't have any older sisters or anybody. and you do need somebody to slap sense into you and say you are being a spoiled brat or whatever it is they want to say. >> i had no idea you were such a player girl. >> i was afraid that was going to be one of the -- >> when you put it in the piece what do you think? >> i thought it was going to come from him -- >> i think that -- well forget it. i'm not even going to try to justify it -- >> a lot of the stuff you can still do by the way. it is not too late. did you see the head butt she gave at the same time wedding. congress. right in the head. >> watching this piece with chris heckling was a whole new added dimension to it. >> it is hard for me to believe because you are so not the way you are painting yourself in this a piece i'm just surprised by it. >> maybe i've learned something. >> pa