nothing at all more disturbing. >> stephanie simon with reuters. very much for that. >> reporter: thank you. bye-bye. >> one of the people killed in the shooting was an aspiring sports caster who barely escaped a mass shooting at a mall in toronto last month. her name is jessica ghawi. she used the name jessica redfield as a journalist. she took a friend with her to the movie theater and tweeted about it before it started. joining me on the phone is mike lavender, one of jessica's friends. good afternoon to you, sir. >> good afternoon. how are you? >> jessica's brother jordan blogged about what happened. i want to put it on the screen here. he wrote in part jessica and brent were seated in the middle portion of the theater when a device was thrown into the theater that produced a hissing sound. the theater then -- have you been able to talk to jessica's family? what's the latest about what happened? this morning i saw the tv. i opened up my facebook page and her mother left a message on my wall. she just said flat out, jessica was killed last night

simon baker? >> cf industries. stay with the trend. >> stephanie? >> news corp.lishing company and cable company. it's a cheap valuation. >> you think it's anything from the fed minutes this afternoon that's tradeable? we'll get some maybe the option that is are being discussed for further down the road if need be? >> probably options but i don't know if the market will react. >> we'll see. that does it for us. don't forget to

simon, i do like home depot. when i look at it versus walmart, it certainly seems like stephanie said we peaked in the first quarter. since then home depot is flat over the next three months. meanwhile walmart is up, i think, almost 21% over the next quarter. so i like that. that stock in particular going into the rest of the summer. a lot more than i like home depot from this point on. like i say, kudos for a good pick earlier. >> underscored, throw that chart back up there. how interesting. i hope you notice as well. these stocks may not have tracked on the same trajectory to get where they have gotten thus far but they are both up almost identically year-to-date. the question is where they do from here. >> the year-to-date number. if you back that chart up a little bit and see three months, that's where the clear outperformance is of walmart. that's where people that were hunkering down and going back to essentials rather than home depot and durables. >> citigroup posting better than expected results even though profits fell earlier on a decline in revenue. managing director at raymond james joins us for a close