>>> investors react, the dow soars more than 250 points. the s&p 500 erases its losses for the entire year so far and european stocks take off as the global markets digest the ecb's historic move. >>> all that and more tonight. let's say it in unison for "nightly business report" for thursday january 22nd. >> good evening, everybody. on this day, it was all about europe and a massive new stimulus program unveiled by the european central bank designed to help jump start the region's sputtering economy. starting in march, the european central bank will buy upwards of $70 billion worth of government and private bond. every month for at least the next year and a half or as long as it's needed. that aggressive stimulus that could total more a trillion dollars was even more than global investors expected which helped stock here and around the world move higher today. on wall street the dow soared 259 points with the utilities index setting an all time record high. today's 83 points gain in the nasdaq and 31 points for the s&p 500 were enough to w

shares soared by 7% on delta to $49.17. outer wall the parent of red box. the video rental kiosks announced executive changes today. ceo is stepping down and resigning from the board. no explanation was given and another board member was appointed as interim chief. investors didn't like that. shares plunged as a result by 20% to $62.05. investors bought smith and westman. hiked for the third quarter and this year citing improving consumer demand for guns. shares rose 16.5% to $11.67. and there was an interesting day for shares of orbitz. that stock was halted at one point and then it was reopened on a report that the online travel site is exploring a possible sale and has drawn interest from private equity firms as well as other internet companies. you can see shares popped midday closing 9% higher to $9.95. that story is not over yet. pepsi pepsi co led by nelson peltz looking to split up the company by the snacktivision. rose slightly today. shake shack a long way from upscale burgers out of a single push cart in a new york city park a decade ago. it's pl

i want to bring in isa soares. she is joining us live from the paris bureau with information on france and across the continent. >> reporter: good morning, john. europe was arrest on edge. now it is on high alert. europeans waking up to the fact there could be up to 20 terror cells active across the continent. a source saying the cells could be up to 120 to 180 people. ready to strike across the country. mostly in germany, netherlands, france and belgium. the source telling us that the threat the biggest threat across the countries is within belgium, possibly the netherlands. who are these people? these are people young men, from europe who have gone to fight jihad. went to war in isis. we are believed to be 3,000 that left europe in recent years. 500 returning. 250 to the u.k. 200 to belgium and 70 to france. they went to wage war and come back here and fight and create havoc. john what we have seen in paris is on high alert and intensifying their search. let me bring you breaking news we had in the last hour. the

in the end he returns to the soaring speech he gave in 2004 that moved many of us who watched him. >> i want them to grow up in a country that shows the world what we still know to be true. we are still more than a collection of red states and blue states. that we are the united states of america.

the soars speech in 2004 that moved many of us who watched him. >> i want them to grow up in a country that shows the world what we still know to be true.

as market soared in 2014, a lot of large companies performed extremely well. can you guess which of these companies is considered best-run in america? we have the answer coming next. >>> with the markets continuing to slide, treasury yields below 2% and gold moving higher, what should you do with your money and invests?

i mean his gift of oratory wasn't just that it was soaring oratory, he worked on books on abraham lincoln and was amazed that lincoln could say so much in the gettysburg address or emancipation proclamation and so few words. he became the moral conscience of the democratic party. for example, in the 1980s, nobody wanted to talk about aids. mario cuomo was willing to talk

prices of several popular generics are soaring. pharmacies are getting hit hard. and some are even shutting their doors. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis investigates. >> reporter: brother and sister glenn stoken and beth stevens ran the only pharmacy in the small town of salem, new york for the last decade. the sign used to be up there? >> we had a gold sign up there. >> reporter: but tonight, it's out of business. >> cost of drugs are skyrocketing. especially je never ickes. >> reporter: shutting its doors last year, they largely blame the skyrocketing cost of some of their most popular generic drugs, and say insurer reimbursements haven't kept up with the price of soaring costs. >> it goes from 20 bucks to 1,200. >> reporter: generics now make up nearly eight in ten prescriptions in the united states and typically cost about 80% to 85% less than the original medicines. still prices of some generics have not shot up so much. a bottle of 500 pills of the antibiotic doxycycline has increased from $20, to $1,869. these were some of the price increa

john. >> isa soares for us in paris. of course the biggest operation we saw overnight was that raid in belgium in the town of verviers calling it a terror cell planning an imminent attack. the belgium media reporting that the target to have been belgium police. all of this happening as secretary of state john kerry is visiting paris. meeting with the french president and foreign minister and discussing the fight against extremism. the secretary was behind me here shortly ago for a memorial at "charlie hebdo." the secretary of state came here and laid a wreath with the french foreign minister moments ago. this all happening as we understand there were 12 new arrests or detentions overnight of people in france believed to be connected to the attacks here in the city one week ago. i'm joined by terror expert fabrice magnier. 12 people believed to be tied to amedy coulibaly. does that number believe to be a terror cell to you? >> sure. a terror cell includes people prepare the action people who do the action and people who s

we want to go now to our isa isa soares live there from paris. she's following the latest developments on the manhunt. it does appear that police do seem to be closing in on these suspects. >> yeah. good morning, zain and errol. police have indeed like you said descended on this rural area in the region in northern france. in what is a massive manhunt. this is the area they think the two brothers may be on the run. now, what we have seen in the last 24 hours, helicopters flying overhead, using special night vision equipment as they really scour that heavily wooded area for the two suspects. now police say they may have spotted them on foot there on thursday but that's as much as we know regarding that sighting. now, early in the day, if i take you back to early thursday morning, a gas station attendant in town said the brothers came into the gas station and threatened him. he says they were armed and they stole food and gas before driving away. all of this has led police to set up roadblocks in the area. so far, there is noind case, however, that

let's go to isa soares. are outside of the market where hostages were held and many were released. some did not make it out. others were injured. so were some s.w.a.t. team members that tried to free them. the french president said this was an anti-semitic attack. it's a kosher market. we're also told that many muslims shopped there as well to fill their own specific religious dietary needs. what have you heard there about how this is perceived and whether or not it was a specific targeting attack of jews? >> reporter: hi chris. people i've been speaking to they're not really saying it was specifically attacking jews. this is not a jewish area in the east of paris. this is middle class area. it's lots of different stores. not just jewish stores. muslim stores as well. a variety of shops here. people would not expect to see much police activity in this area. it's a very ordinary part of the east of paris really. it came as a surprise to many here today what we saw unfolding throughout the day. we were standin

it soars. it has had a monster run recently. >> this is a stock that's incredibly volatile. it is a trade where a lot of people have gotten comfortable with. it is a company that is probably going to become more efficient going forward. it is a $140 stock. it is one of the great kind of dominators of an industry. i don't know if i would pay that amount for it. i think it is great. >> i think they have a lot to prove over the next couple of months. i am not saying they can't do that. switching the mobile is something that everybody is doing. that doesn't impress me at much. up here at 240 as your breakout point, maybe wait for a pullback or a clothes above 240 to buy this. you are going to need momentum to continue to make any money. >> you would like the story. >> tim said it is a ridiculously volatile stock. back end of last year, it has done very well. i was making more at 260. you have to close above. that was the high in the middle of 2013. i respect aaron for coming out ahead of earnings. i think you are in the deep end of the pool. >> it is sort of counterintuitive. yo

we have seen the stock market soaring. we had to pen falling back into recession after the sales tax increase -- japan falling back into recession after the sales tax increase earlier in the year. >> the consumption tax has to be raised and will be. not right away, but as stated. part of what is going on in terms of structural and demographic changes are the increase of the participation of women in the labor force. we are 125 million people. the population is shrinking. half of the population is not being tapped. since he took over, about 750,000 women are now in the workforce. our labor participation rate is at parity to western compatriots. that is a lot of women back at work. i think it is a good start. >> this leadership is trickling down into the higher ends of company to more senior positions? >> he has stated a bold goal of 20-20-30. 20% managerial positions by women. it looks tough to achieve. but at least the number is out there. i think corporate and the public sector are working together to see what is realisti

. >>> and business owners in china are finding a futuristic solution for labor shortages, and soaring wages. >>> concern is growing over the status of captives held by islamic extremists. there's been no word on the condition of the japanese freelance journalist or the jordanian pilot since deadline set by the militants expired on thursday. they demanded exchanging kenji goto for a death row inmate in jordan. but leaders in amman want islamic state to prove their pilot is alive and release him. the air force pilot moaz kasasbeh was captured last month after his jet went down during an air raid. jordanian officials immediately started negotiations with the militants for his release. but they couldn't reach a deal. media in the middle east say a rescue operation by u.s.-led coalition forces this month also failed. people in jordan have held rallies calling for the pilot's release. >> translator: i would like to ask for the assistance of all the world's people under the name of all jordanian tribes and palestinians for our son, moaz kasasbeh to be released safely. >> militants reporting

let's go to ias soares. let's go to the man arrested in belgium. a man arrested for apparently selling weapons. >> reporter: good morning, john. this breaking news out of belgium in the last 20 minutes. belgium authorities telling cnn, they arrested a man in belgium in connection with arms trafficking. he is believed to have bought a car from hayat boumeddiene. boumeddiene is a woman believed to be in syria. she is believed to be part of this terrorist tactics here. she is the partner of coulibaly of course. many people know. he is believed to have bought the car from her. belgium media reporting this hour as well the house authority searched this man's house and found documents that linked coulibaly to this man in terms of arms trafficking. that is one angle that authorities are looking into. the other one that broke overnight. we have been hearing the potential fourth accomplice. according to the french newspaper, they believe the man lives in the suburbs of paris and drove coulibaly to the kosher store on friday. now they say the reason why they

>> well if you noticed, the restaurant is called ironically "hot table" and the temperature soared toappening 5 degrees yesterday. >>> and back here soaring to just above the freezing mark which is nice. >> it is really nice compared to temperatures in the single digits, the teens. a nice recovery today. however it is not sticking along too long. and the radar showing you it is dry after those early-morning snow showers we had across areas in the delaware and lehigh valleys, north and west of philadelphia, and even down across south jersey. showing you the picture outside, sky 6 live in hd, a nice shot of spring mountain. some skiers on the sloped there, they will have extra layers overhead and probably needing that getting into the start of the weekend as well. clouds are breaking for some sunshine in the wake of the snow showers we had earlier today. in philadelphia above freezing not bad. 33 degrees, the dewpoint at 11. wind out of the west-southwest 18 miles per hour and pressure 30.06. outside this afternoon, 31 in trenton. same thing in allentown. millville 32. at the freezing m

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talk together in arabic, told when i asked them if they would talk to knee, they said, we are really soardam. not in the current circumstances these are quiet face and we want to keep it that way. the reaction there reflects an anxiety among many muslims. people with no connection to the armed men who attacked journalists, police, and a jewish supermarket are afraid of indiscriminate revenge attacks. i have now come to visit a retired bank worker who lives in a neighborhood with a large immigrant community. i got to know her through our mutual interest in cats. she says she no longer feels safe in her own city. >> translator: before going to fight radical islam in mallee, we should fight it at home. i think that the muslim religion is not entirely compatible with the republic or our type of society. but we are not allowed to say this kind of thing in france anymore. >> reporter: the leaders of france are calling for unity. but the events of the past week have exposed cracks under the surface of french society. people seem more aware of their vulnerability. and it will be sometime before t

isa soares and jim bitterman braving horrible weather out there. we'll see you guys shortly.ry much. >> and we are starting to learn a little bit more about the suspects in this paris attack. a bit earlier, i spoke to senior international correspondent ni k robertson about their travels the last few years and why one's ties to yemen are such a concern. >> one was arrested, turned into police. he was named hamyd mourad, 18 years old. his friends have been saying he was at school when all of this happened. how could he be involved? we don't know what his involvement is. and other people, we don't know who they are at this stage. are they people that have been connected to these two brothers on the run in the past? are they people who the police think these two brothers might get help from now that they're on the run, that they might go to so they're rounding them up, you know, sort of to get ahead of the curve here? or are these people they think might actually have been connect to this operation from the beginning? >> and in terms of claiming responsibility for this attack, we

isa soares, live for us in paris. we'll continue to check in with you over the next few hours as this story progresses. natalie 1234. >> thank you. and as we mentioned, as police moved in there to that grocery store, they were also moving in in to an area, an industrial area near charles de gaulle airport where they brought down these two brothers. our senior national correspondent jim bitterman is covering that part of the story for us. and he joins us now from the very area where this happened. and jim, it's really unreal that they brought this man down in the grocery store and they brought these two very dangerous men down as well. what can you tell us about how they did it? >> absolutely. natalie, the streets are quiet this morning unlike yesterday morning just about this time. a little later than this. the two brothers got into a gun fight just outside of town with police. one of them was slightly injured and they abandoned their car and ran into this printing plant, which is on the outskirts of town. and holed u

the profits are also likely to soar by 8% to $1.4 billion. investors are probably going to have a lot of questions for the company. alibaba is been on a big buying spree and many people are wondering how the investments are paying off and how they fit into the overarching global strategy. another area of concern is the mobile area. e-commerce has been moving to the mobile phone. a lot of people are wondering are they going to be making more money off of the mobile internet and how are they going to do it? finally the biggest area investors will be wondering about is how alibaba is going to fight fakes. this is after the company has had an unusually public dispute with the chinese government which is very critical of alibaba as well as other online retailers for selling fakes on their websites. cnbc beijing. >> stay tuned. squawk on the street will be speaking with alibaba's executive vice chairman joe tsai at 9:00 eastern time. >> the days of businesses having their own computing system is being arcane as more firms switch to running if from

real estate soared, crime fell, and the city elected an optimistic fresh-faced mayor. >> and now let me be real. i'm a lover not a fighter. >> reporter: but the year's political blockbuster was state senator leland yee with guns, drugs and money, his indictment had all of the elements of a hollywood political thriller. and that's even without "shrimp boy." >> what they know about our culture and tradition? >> rocking and rolling sensation, a big jolt for us which woke us up. >> reporter: forget politics. the real jolt came in the middle of the night as the napa area was hit with the strongest bay area earthquake since loma prieta. >> that was something i have never felt. it hit like an impact. >> reporter: but those 20 seconds of violent shaking couldn't match california's disaster in slow motion, our third year of drought ravaged our lakes and rivers, changed the way we do business and left some california communities in third world conditions as neighbors looked to the skies and prayed for rain. >> maybe the rain will help us, but i don't know when that's going to happen. >> report

a majestic natural structure that soars nearly 150 feet above the ground.e plan, to build what they say will be the world's largest rope swing. then clip in, and jump off. why you ask, because it's there. austin bear, a recent law school grad and experienced rock climber has been here dozens of times, but leaping off the arch is new territory. >> as you're climbing up it, you're thinking this is crazy. what am i doing up here? then you get to the top, and you look out, and you can see the entire valley. you can see the colorado river. it's gorgeous. then you think, i just want to sit up here. why am i going to clip to a rope and jump off? >> it's a legitimate question, but there's sno backing out now. austin's friend is going to capture it all on camera and then spin it into a viral video sensation. it won't be the first time. devon's videos get millions of views on youtube, and he has a loyal fan base. >> with college kids, you don't have money. you're looking for something fun and exciting to do with absolutely no money. >> the formula is simple. devon he

isa soares thanks so much. we will get back to fred pleitgen.ll have more for you inside the kosher supermarket as the attack was carried out by amedy coulibaly. >> reporter: those pictures we got are still pictures. it is very important. we know all of the suspects in the case that are known of are dead. coulibaly is dead. the kouachi brothers are dead. it sheds light on what might have going on. one thing that stands out, you see coulibaly with the camouflage bullet proof vest. it is interesting to see when all of this recorded and how far apart the events are. you see how he kept control of the people. how he forced them to stand crammed together. one picture where he is standing behind a hostage and forced to have his hands on a wall. the interesting in that picture you see him holding a gun. it is believed as isa said this gun may have been used by the other suspect in the jogger. the pistol that coulibaly used in the supermarket. it helps authorities piece things together a little bit. the main thing it shows the public here is how awful t

the swiss bank stunning markets overnight scrapping the peg against the euro sending its currency soaring up 10% against the dollar now, but it was up as much as 30% right after that announce. . check this out. gold moves on the swiss move this morning. the last trade on the gold market is up 28.5 on the trading session. sarah eisen is following the story for us here with the move that stunned markets all the way around the world. >> shocking policy u-turn. this is what happened. the peg, we're talking about, was put in place three and a half years ago to keep the swiss frank from being too strong hurting exports, a key part of the economy. this goes back to the european debt crisis three and a half years ago when people just could not get enough of the swiss franc. what they did, they got rid of it today. why? it was becoming very costly. it was reeking havoc on the balance sheet of the central bank, building up more than 500 franc in reserves defending the line in the sand. why now? that's the interesting part. many suspect it's because the european central bank in europe will pull the

>>> we have a geyser sending water soaring into the sky over northeast philly, that the water has been flowing, all night long. we're their life, we will let you know why workers aren't even trying to stop it right now. >> wow. >> good morning everyone, it is thursday january 15th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. lets start off with check have of traffic and weather together. katie and vittoria checking it out for us. >> good morning everybody. vittoria, all things are tranquil here in the weather department today. not necessarily be able to say that down the road here but for now it is very quiet. we have a weak dome of high pressure in place. we do still have some cloud just a little hint of sunlight trying to peak through outside middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse 29 degrees modest northwest breeze but there we have it on storm scan no additional precipitation but knees these left over cloud. temperatures have in the budged that much in the last few hours. we are at 30 degrees as we have been for a few hours at philly international. sixteen in mount pocono

the stock soaring on this beat. and united continental missing on earnings.ted saying thes benefiting from declining oil prices and could soon restart its buyback program. and the nyse index hitting its highest level since 2002. >> we almost won, too. >> not really. >> no, it wasn't close. >> i will mention that tim and his bull debate was talking about that and i think the domestics are the place to be. jetblue had a massive day today, it was up 7% and breaking out to multi-year highs. but here's the thing. someone like united, it seems like southwest is very good with the whole hedging thing. united less so. and who knows where oil goes from here. they both shed their hedges going forward. but i'll just say, at one point, i could see the guys like united, who are more dependent on these international routes, getting hit by the impact of a stronger dollar. and obviously, that doesn't affect southwest or jetblue nearly as much. so i prefer the domestics over the international. >> i will go to your counterpart on the bear team. >> was it fun? >> it was fun. al

steel soaring right now on the back of its earnings. company getting ready to report. strong dollar plunging oil, swrobz cuts. the sector suffering headwinds, but is

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treasuries and that sent the vix soaring. at the same time during this period, the s&p lost 16.5% of its value over the course of a single month. right now sebastion is concerned we could replay the 2011 scenario. of course, the averages might not get hit which causes them to tumble. sebastion says it's behaving and there's a serious possibility we could get slammed. what kind of event could cause the stock market to -- the program might not do enough good to lift the struggling economy and you know we've heard a lot of people talk about that. the bottom line is the index by vix expert is signaling that a nasty sell off could be in the cards and in the future. here's the thing though. if sebastion is right and we get a pull back i need you to stay calm. the u.s. economy is in good shape here and euros have made excellent buying opportunities. mad money back after the break. >>> it is time. it's the lightning round. are you ready? time for the lightning round. i'm going to start with donna in texas. donna. how are you doing? >

sezuries of methanphetamine at the us-mexico border are soaring.zed over sixty percent of meth. through land, air and sea nationwide. for the most part meth has been produced inside the u-s. but the country passed laws limiting access to synthetic ingredients. making it cheaper to produce in mexico. u-s drug officials estimate 90 percent of meth in the u-s comes from mexico. the u-s navy is considering whether to deploy more sonobuoys off the pacific coast. these floating surveillance devices are used in anti- submarine warfare. they would be placed in areas at least 12 miles offshore from alaska. washington. oregon. and northern california. however. adding additional sonobuoys will likely harm endangered leatherneck turtles. the navy will be accepting public comments on the matter until february 2nd. eight crew members are missing. after a cargo vessel overturned off the coast of scotland today. british coast guard officials responded to a distress call from the boat. photos showed the ship going vertical, with one end sticking out of the water. l

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a lethal combination soaring heat.and dry brush. >> the sound of the roar over the hills almost like a jetting in on an airplane, getting louder and louder. >> thousands of people have fled from their homes and there are fears dozens of homes have been lost in the fires. at least five have burned to the ground so far. >> we are losing properties. we don't know exactly how many properties have been lost. >> police have declared the fires a major merge. this gives them the power to force people to leave their homes. >> we are dealing with an incredibly dangerous fire. your life is at risk. >> it's hard work for firefighters, so far six have been injured. officials are calling on other states to help. but they have their own problems. in the neighboring state of victoria, bush fires have also threatened homes in the coastal area of the mornington peninsula and in farming areas of the west. >> we quickly went back, got a couple of things. they said we can't save everyone's homes we think yours and your neighbors are going

mix along the i-78 corridor and brief mixing of sleet a half inch to inch of rain and temperatures soare 60s on sunday don't get used to it. mostly clear and a january chill in the air 25 degrees in the suburbs, and 30 for center city, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a decent day sun with a few high, thin clouds late in the day a high of 44 degrees and relatively mild and on saturday if you want to get a run in over the weekend and do something outdoors, we'll do it saturday morning and dry and the rain is moving in late in the afternoon and rain in the northwest suburbs and the high is 42 degrees and the temperatures rise overnight and sunday is a rainy day with periods of rain and the high is soaring up to 62 degrees then temperatures begin their downward spiral on monday. windy and colder and 39 degrees and on tuesday, the high slips down to 32 and a clipper moving through saturday night could bring a coating of snow but the bigger impact with this clipper is a reinforcing shot of colder air wednesday the high is just 29 degrees and thursday heading into the fr

. >> it's soaring in our communities. neil: it is soaring indeed. in that environment impressionable frustrated men can be drawn to isis and isil influence and many an expert far smarter than i have commented on that and connected those dots. do you? >> opportunity is okay. but we need access. you have african african-american men with great potential and never have the opportunities. no access. it's not fair. i agree with you. you're the experts. you're looking at the charts and the money and the economy. but if you're not going to give people equal access, they will become frustrated, and they will be victimized by falling prey to violent tactics. even the ones who commit the violence are victims of a sort of. they're destroying their lives with their anger and frustration. neil: what would your dad and uncle think of groups that act out over drawings they find offensive to muhammad. knowing how both your dad and uncle freely and often mentioned jesus christ. he gets a lot more bad rap. muhammad a different take. i wonder whether the world either

a lot of rain with this system and temperatures will soar into the 60s. but just for one day. the call from accuweather the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. tomorrow, fine friday, sun, high thin cloud 44 on saturday. that rain moving in in the afternoon. brief mix north and west. 42 degrees. temperatures rise overnight and sunday, mild temperatures. 6 degrees. period of rain. then cold front sweeps through. behind the system windy and colder for monday high of 39. tuesday a clipper moving through could bring us snow showers in the evening. high of 32. and then behind this system we have a blast of bitter cold air on wednesday 29 thursday temperatures drop even more with a high of only 28 degrees. so a real temperature roller coaster as we head to the next 7 days. >> feeling lining winter finally. >> thank you. >> a gruesome one here a man accused of be heading his own mother because of a dispute over chores. we have the bizarre story coming up. >> and plus a warning if you recently ate at chick-fil-a why you need a clear look at your bank statement and gm announce as i re

netflix stock has soared. what a move. >> phenomenal news.bout the optimism when it comes to netflix. they are talking about expanding and keeping it profitable. it is phenomenal what they are expecting. they had beaten in their terms of last quarter sales, the adding of subscribers and now are up to 57 million customers. but the rollout, manus -- 200 countries will be counted in two years and they will be materially profitable by 2017. has asked asked -- they have accessed new zealand, australia, basically everywhere that has broadband. spain, south korea. these are the opportunities. no wonder investors like this. >> i saw you having a conversation with a ceo. there you are, chatting with the ceo of shazam. >> the chairman, actually. great man, andrew. he has come on board to tell us because of the great relationships they have managed to have chatting with guy in the past that shazam is worth $1 billion. i know. it has raised $30 million more which it did not need in terms of financing, but it is looking at high net worth individuals. they

for more let's turn to cnn isa soares. she is live in the french capital has you have been for several hours setting up what we expect today and it is not just people taking to the streets but many world leaders have come as well to show their unity. isa? >>. >> absolutely. it is a show of force and unity and also a show of defiance. in less than five hours from now more than a million people are expected to take to the streets to protest what has happened here. in the last week or so both "charlie hebdo" and also at the store, incident we saw on friday. french police are not taking any chances. they are not taking any risks. they have got every aspect covered. on my way in this morning it was still very dark i could tell you i saw already a lot of police on the street. i saw a lot of security. so clearly, we know they are taking it seriously. we know 1900 police officers are deployed. that number came from the french interior minister. we know there will be snipers on the roof. in fact you are looking at some of those pic

at the open the averages soared 1.5% tonal selloff viciously for the rest of the session. dow closing down 27 and s&p declining. nasdaq dipping as well. it was a brutal ugly and irrational move. dow was down 400 from where it opened. first off accept the fact this is a different type of market than we have become used to. the averages higher in general, all the way up to this level. it has been a healthy advance. during that period individual stocks or segments would guyerate and there were days stocks would switch directions rare ones switched directions midsession. but only if something big or bad or fabulous happened overseas or in washington. one thing was certain. we would almost never have both ectasay and agony happening without anything serious happen to make a switch from one mood to another. today we saw some extreme bipo layerity. we begin the twice weekly sessions along with a cocktail of medication juries mood stabilizers and anti-depressants. or to put it another way, what we had today was the stock equivalent of a double feature. first movie, a laugh riot an

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