today the running of the bulls in spain takes a deadly turn. we'll have all the details. >>> a disturbing video crops up on youtube, lady liberty beheaded. wait till you hear the messages that went with that. good friday to you. hope you're having a great one. i'm susan hendricks. you're watching hln "news and views." we start off today this hour with michael jackson. evidence mounts suggesting he had a very serious drug problem. a confidential court document shows michael jackson had at least a ten-xanax a day habit back in 2004. ten a day. not only that, the document obtained by our sister network, cnn, shows he asked his employees to get the anti-anxiety and sleep aids under their names and that they personally traveled to doctors' offices in other states to get the drug. last night on cnn's "ac 360," sanjay gupta described to erica hill how addictions spiral out of control. here he is. >> reporter: people start off taking a few and they take more and more and they build up tolerance. that's something that people are familiar with. you just e

the new bull market. nobody is telling me anymore we're going to roll back to either the old march lows or be below those march lows. that is off the table. that's why i say, it is time to call a spade, a heart and a full royal flush just what it is. it is a new bull market. those babies last a year, year and a half minimum. >> i'm not sure we will last a year, year and a half. i do think and agree with you, we are in a new bull market. i'm looking more 8 to 5% follow through on the market. >> pull back or -- add on? this baby can't be stopped 9200. >> 1150 on the s&p. >> 1150 on the s&p, solid 20% move from current levels. that's my view. >> i think that's what you said before. >> do you buy that. >> 1150 might be a little rich. 1100's okay. i think what will end up happening, next year a lot of bills are coming due. i want to be very cautious next year. >> i'm not going long term. i can't get there. there's too many policy obstacles, political obstacles, too much unknown stuff. all i'm saying, cyclicly w

the rally. larry says it's a new bull market. u.s. markets hitting the highest level of 2009 with the dow turning in the best july in 20 years. 12 years for the s&p and nasdaq. the bears continue to get slammed and it's the new bull market. how long does it last? is it too late to get in on the recovery rally? let's stop in with our market gurus, jerry bowyer and steve grasso, plus peter shipp author of the little book of bull moves and bear markets and peter from the university of maryland, professor. peter, i want to start with you. it says you're bullish, is that because we have gotten where it indicates the recession has ended. >> the recession hasn't ended. if anything, it's just under way sfwhi was talking to the other peter. >> it's coming to an end. the fourth quarter is a good quarter and we have a lot more room to grow in this market. >> the other peter. >> it's a not a new bull market, the same bear market going on since 2000. what's happening in the u.s. is a sideshow. the main event is overseas, the markets are on fire the

this year, the running of the bulls is particularly bloody. day, a man was gored to death close to the start of the run in the city streets. the first fatality in 14 years after 22-year-old american matthew as itty was killed. 20-year-old british student alex short was one of the lucky runners who escaped. >> got picked by the bull and it flipped me to the ground. it was only due to other people hitting it on the head that took its attention off me. >> reporter: the festival is a symbol of spanish culture, despite protests from animal rights groups, it is the thrill of being chased by a beast that brings back the hundreds of thousands of people to this three-day festival. for "good morning america," lama hasan, abc news, london. >>> u.s. attorney general eric holder may launch a criminal investigation into whether cia tortured terror suspects in the wake of 9/11. as you just heard from abc's george stephanopoulos, holder is considering whether to name a special prosecutor. president obama said he referred to leave that issue in the past. >>> fo

this is just the first of nine days that the bulls sprint through a short course every morning. what a great way to start your day. >> yeah. >> anyone stand on the streets and participants run ahead of the bulls trying to get out of the way of the bulls. >> first you have your coffee, then you stretch. >> exactly. then you go. you go, you go. four people were injured today. pretty dangerous. thanks for watching.

. >>> at the running of the bulls, the first death after a bull goes out of control. >>> take another live look outside. meteorologist tim williams will be back. >>> detectives say they have not ruled out homicide this the death of michael jackson. the los angeles police chief says all options are on the table as investigators look at the singer's prescription drug history and wait for the results of toxicology test. jackson's father, joe jackson, says he believes foul play was involved in his son's death but did not elaborate on that allegation. >>> there may be hope for the two u.s. journalists being held in north korea. the country has reportedly delayed sing lauraling and euna lee to a tamp. the signal is that the communist regime may be attempting a deal with the u.s. government. >>> in pamplona, spain, the running of the bulls sport utility vehicles its first fatality in 15 years. a 27-year-old spaniard was gored to death during the run when a bull broke away from the pack and charged back into the crowd injuring nine other people including a 61-year-old american. this is the fi

. >> really stupid people injured in the pa bull run. the event part of the festival draws thousands of idiots to the spanish town and every year dozens get trampled, gored or stricken with bull herpes or berpes for short. do people who knowingly put themselves in harm's way deserve a surgeon's care afterwards? another question, is this a great way to meet spanish doctors or what? jim, i go to you first. when you hear about the running of the bull, what is your first thought? >> kind of annoys me. i don't like to see animals mistreated. i have been to bachelor parties in tijuana where the bulls were treated much better. >> unfortunately, the donkeys not so much, greg. >> you never see women doing this. >> of course, not because [ bleep ] >> dennis? [ laughter ] >> barrett -- i finally got that joke. it was slow to me but i got if. this would never happen in america. if you did it with animals we would be all in jail. >> we are the country that got angry when obama killed a fly recently. it is the same country in america or i actually thin

maybe you didn't make hit the year, the running of the bulls. it's turning into the racing of ambulances. details and the always dramatic video next. >> jamie: big day tomorrow when the new g day tomorrow when the new general motors premiers. it will happen in the morning. we're hearing that they're already in line to get billions in tax breaks. while taxpayers likely benefit, so will auto unions. host of "bulls and bears" joins to us add up the numbers and tell us what it means for everyone involved. so they got a lot of money and now they'll essentially get more money. it will help their bottom line. will american taxpayers who help foot the bill be helped, too? >> if they actually make money by selling cars that people want, that's a big if, they have to have profit profit have the tax deferred on. the tax breaks are certainly bigger in scope in size than we have seen for other companies which we structure in a similar fashion to the way that g.m. has coming out of bankruptcy. they don't get to use the tax break. it could mean a lot to the com

. >> running of the bulls held in spain today. we will have the report. >> we are going to still be covering memorial for michael jackson. ♪ comes a time when we hear a certain call ♪ ♪ when the > a beautiful evening with low humidity, ry, very warm but look at that sky from our sky watcher. the city cam. so i think skies will be for the most part clear or clearing. here is where to look for the international space station this evening. 9:32 and 9:35, it will be quite high in the south-southeast sky. very, very bright. and moving right across the sky, and it will move towards the east, northeast. so look towards the south and it will be above the moon if it is rising and you can see it, too. next seven days, humidity come back by the weekend. back to you. >> thank you, bob. there is a new option for people looking to get rid of wrinkles. last month the fda approve ad new product promising comparable, possible better results than botox. eun yang talked to some people already trying out. >> you look tired you feel tired. it brings yo

i got voices in my head, it's running with the bulls next week, got me worried about things. the government's role is security. what the government has to do, though, is keep the security strong, because that is very important to our economy. terry: jonas? >> north korea is a country criticism it's a criminal enterprise. it's not like a regular country. we need to shift money, though, from, like, submarines into this sort of stuff, not add more money to the homeland defense. terry: so take it from other? palm a take it from other old-fashioned things. terry: i'm more worried about their nukes than psycher attacks. for now, we have a lot more ahead. thousands of insane people getting their adrenaline pumping by running with the bulls in spain. and one of our gang is crapes i enough to join in. hey, guys, this is my teenage friend rachael. she's cool. hey! [fiddling with radio] rachael: hey, could you watch the road? [mocking] "hey, could you watch the road?" ok. all right. well, if we die in a car crash, i want to donate my eyes to my neighbor gary. he has a boat, and he sails

. >>> you can run, but you can't always outrace the bulls of spain. we're going to tell you what happened to four unlucky runners. >>> and ferocious lightning won't keep endeavor on the ground. we'll keep you when the space shuttle is set to liftoff. hey there, you're watching hln, i'm virginia cha, thanks for joining us. it's turning into a deadly weekend in afghanistan, two separate bomb blasts have killed four u.s. marines and a soldier wounded in afghanistan last month has died here in the u.s. that brings the death toll in afghanistan to 649 since october 2001. 106 u.s. troops have been killed there this year alone. the u.s. has ramped up the forces in the country to oust the resurging taliban. >>> held in iraq since 2007 are now back in iran. at least that's what iran's government-backed press tv is reporting. three of the men claim they were diplomats, the u.s. detained the men in northern iraq on january 11th, 2007. they were believed to be part of a group that possibly provides insurgent training. it's not clear who the other two freed men are

so here's the bull argument. and this is a good example of why the bull argument has been vindicated. they're arguing that very small increases in the top line will very effectively lead to a big earnings boost, and they've been able to show this with several companies even without big, big top line growth here. jpmorgan upgraded conway today because they argued when you have an expanding earnings multiple -- or earnings situation you should have an expanding price. there's conway. great day for them. up 14%. notice some of the other big stocks in the trucking group aren't really up that much. one thing that helped con-way is they're gaining some market share over other truckers. that's an independent factor. that's helping con-way. elsewhere remember we talked about leadership. you've got to show other kinds of leadership that's out there. well, it was. health care is showing some gains. and yes it's over the fact partly that some of the issues surrounding health care reform are a little iffy but two days in a r

they'll be out with the earnings tomorrow. bulls and bears are on both sides of here. but we're looking for some kind of construction bottom. remember this company, their big global, two thirds of the sales outside of the united states. so you're going to have a lot of talk about the china stimulus package and its effect on caterpillar sales. and number one, remember brazil has been outperforming. brazil is less bad than the rest of the world. one of the countries that have held up comparatively well. they're a big buyer of construction and agricultural equipment here. what's the rest going on? there's that argument. p/e multiples are going to expand because 2010 revenues are going to be strong sxefsh thinks 2001 -- and acknowledges 2001 is not going to be great. bank of america actually upgraded the stock this morning partly on that thesis. take a look at caterpillar. like a lot of the big stocks out there, they are struggling to break through to new highs. eaton corporation beat expectations. johnson controls beat expectations. but these stocks with a few exceptions a

it was a little like the running of the bulls. time, it was in the middle of idaho. >> watch out pamplona. a bull broke loose from its pasture and wandered around a residential neighborhood for about an hour and a half. police and animal controlam ce ose to cornering the bull several times. but it was undeterred. they finally managed to tranquilize the bull. thankfully, no one was hurt. discover a smoothie like no ther! new activia smoothies. creamy, delicious, and above all, and istains clinically proven new activia smoothies.te your digestive system./ ♪ activiaaa! >>> well, much has been made this week about last night's chat at the white house. the president and the vice president, plus harvard's henry louis gates and cambridge police officer, james crowley, meeting two weeks after the initial confrontation. >> some called it a beer summit, over which the president chided reporters. >> it's a -- it's a clever term. but this is not a summit, guys. this is three folks having -- having a drink at the end of the day. and hopefully,

i'm going to take the bull by the horns and try to force washington to come up with an energy package that will -- >> part it patriotism and part is putting his money where his mouth is as well. he'll benefit from that. >> boone always did that there's nothing wrong with that. he's always been an oil and gas guy. >> and a wind guy he says. >> wind and water. >> he also believes ts is critical for america and i think it's right. >> for all the talk wind and solar gets at the core of his plan is nat gas.

it is the annual running of the bulls. but first you will not believe what investigators uncovered when they busted a fly by night dentist office. >>> and now let's take a live look at the motorcade carrying michael jackson's body to the staples center? los angeles where services are set to begin in less than an hour. cbs will provide coverage. you can see it right here on wusa tv 9 or go to our website at wusa9.com . >>> police are confident they killed the man responsible for five murders in cherokee county, south carolina. patrick tracy burris was shot to death by police investigating a burglary complaint some 30 miles away in gastonia, north carolina. his gun matches the gun used in the murders. >>> america's health care concerns are driving some people to put their health at risk to save money. recently a sting operation busted a group practicing dentistry out of their home. we have a report from bakers field, california. >> reporter: state investigators raid this home in early march and find evidence they say shows th

the running of the bulls. what happens is the man fell just before the entrance to the stadium as the bull gored him in the neck. the video is the man in the striped shirt in the center of krur screen, the dark and white stripes. you can see it there. you kept see it actually happen but that's the amateur video. his identity is not yet known. a man dying in spain in the running of the bulls. >>> this is a great story. hikers climb mt. kilimanjaro. eight of them are blind. they make the record of most making it to the top. they also broke the record of the youngest person to ever climb it. they did it with the help of guides along the way. they raised $100,000 along the way for blind children. love that. >>> michael phelps has set a new world record. he seems to be getting back into it after the infamous marijuana bong photos. the 14-time olympic gold medalist shattered the market in 100-meter butterflies. >> that's the michael we know. >> mexico versus panama in soccer. the red card. they get mad. that'll happe

especially if the bull was attractive. go figure. he is a happy guy.baden, we want to move on. how are things on the road? >> right now, pretty quiet on 66, 95, 395. lassiter is traffic heading towards us. we go up to newschopper 7 looking at 270 traffic and that is great. >> we're looking at a nice morning shaping up across the area. plenty of sunshine. temperatures will warm nicely into the mid to upper 80's. a bit more humid and warmer than yesterday. we will cool it down just a bit for the upcoming weekend. temperatures back to the mid 80's. not the typical summer in washington. we will take it. >> that does it for us. : last year... when companies were laying off hundreds of thousands of workers... walmart was creating 30 thousand new jobs... all right here in america. save money. live better. walmart. in my work i depend on my eyes to capture the natural wonder of this planet. that's why i wear transitions lenses to see better today and tomorrow. they adjust to changing light to reduce eyestrain and fatigue. and help protect my eyes from uv damag

here is the central argument of the bulls that the pe multiples are going to expand in the third and fourth quarter because we are going to get top-line growth and the effects, very important synergistic effects of all the cost-cutting going on. now, the bears made an argument -- >> right. and i wanted to stop you there, again, cost-cutting is great temporarily but at some point that needs to turn into some top-line growth. >> right. >> you need to start making some money and the bears are probably saying, you know what not going to have a lot of demand out there for goods. >> there is the dividing line. that is the central bear thesis, that .3 that was put up is fundamentally wrong, that there will be and the bears are expecting a selloff in september and october because the market is going to realize that demand, that the top-line growth is not going to be there, not going to pick up. more philosophical issues about it's hard to see what the drivers of growth are going to be. you can't just do it on cost cutting, got to do it on central thesis and not really there, expansion suspec

it was her mother buckwheat that was brutally attacked and her throat crushed by the pit bull. now she's an orphan. she has no mommy. and she cries for her mommy every night. i'm her mommy now. >> the pit bull escaped from this towing company down the street where it was used as a watchdog. wendy says when she yelled at the dog, he stopped his attack and started wagging his tail. >> within one millionth of a second, the dog let go of the goat and started wagging its tail because it knew me. i've never seen anybody switch like that. >> animal control says around half the dogs they take in each year are pit bulls. the dogs you see here are in quarnt teen because of biting. 40% to 50% of the dogs at any given time here are pit pulse. people don't take care of their animals, dogs get out, they run free. >> wendy says because of the attack anne arundel county should do what prince georges county did and ban pit bulls. >> i don't want anybody to ever bring one here. i don't want one in the neighborhood. i really want then banned in anne arundel county county. >> the put bull that atta

the first death in more than a decade in the running of the bulls. quest a lightning strike caught

. >>> more scary moments at the running of the bulls in spain. our people landed in the hospital from injuries. today was the last running of the bulls during this year's festival in northern spain. and the bulls stayed in a group for most of today's run. that's where you want them. on sunday, one of the bulls in the group been the off on its own and gored a runner. and a man was gored to death last week. that's the first time that has happened in 14 years. >>> another day and another delay for the space shuttle "endeavour." nasa is hoping it will have better luck tomorrow. liftoff has been scheduled for wednesday at 6:03 p.m. and bad weather forced nasa to cancel the launch again. and there have been delays. "endeavour" is scheduled to deliver the final piece of the japanese laboratory to the international space station. >>> and ryan zimmerman will not be the only d.c. player on the game. and president obama will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. he will be the fourth u.s. president to throw out a pitch at a major league all-star game. follow

. >>> you can run, but you can't always outrace the bulls of pamplona, spain. we'll tell you what happened to four unlucky runners. >>> and ferocious lightning won't keep "endeavour" on the ground. we'll tell you when the space shut cell set to lift off. >>> hey there. thanks for watching hln. i'm virginia cha. the u.s. ambassador to iraq just escaped a roadside bombing today. it happened as ambassador chris hill's convoy was traveling south of baghdad. the u.s. embassy says neither hill nor any other embassy personnel were hurt. the bomb exploded as the ambassador's convoy was driving through a province in southern iraq. the embassy says it appears the convoy was targeted. we'll have more information for you as it becomes available. >>> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says the obama administration is not ruling out any options when it comes to a health care bill. appearing on our sister network cnn, sebelius told wolf blitzer lawmakers from both parties have good ideas about a final bill. she said both sides realize the importance of healt

. >> there were no such concerns at the annual running of the bulls in orleans. is a little bit different. the bulls are roller girls. some revelers suffered a few bruisers to their bums. they said they did not mind if the bulls were attractive. >> by could see lisa baden doing that. [laughter] >> you spoke a little too soon, greta. >> we go from bulls to llamas on the loose. some lamas escaped. the farm owner found out and he gave chase on a lawn mower. it was a surreal scene. the renegades were rounded up and safely returned. >> corner them in the bushes. >> the cat's meow. a new snow leopard cub made its debut over the weekend. he did not seem too happy about all of the attention. zoo keepers pulled him out of his basket, but he went back in. he is the sixth cub born in captivity. he will stay with his parents -- with his parents. >> i would do that suit if i saw all of those people taking my picture. -- i would do that, too, if i saw all of those people taking my picture. >>> 70 degr >>> a washington state college student is being called a hero. >> in the sam

as the bulls tried to continue pushing this market higher we noticed since the last two weeks the bullsrd time in building on those gains. the bears haven't come out either it's been a little bit of digestion going on in the gains we've seen at the building of the new highs the leasing system forced to meet rabin in continuing and a lot of economic news and corporate earnings. us to look at the spiders tracks s&p 500 fell eight month highs so me last time rebecca these ties were back in november of 2008 which was when the presidential election and markets were up one that news. in a significant me take a look get back in uc resistance around $100 for the spiders this was the first shopping. when everything fell off a cliff back in early october run 100 or thousand for the s&p five printer and here we are. to look at the nasdaq 100 accused which trap index are actually up 31% year-to-date singeing refer the nasdaq 100. the one-year performance here is back at the highs seen not highs but back at levels seen back in october. here again with the market for stock and fell off the cliff and

. >> they have that big running of the bulls? >> sure. >> apparently it's over but they didn't get the memo in idaho. >> a bull broke loose from its pa pasturp and took a stroll. it is massive. it came within ten feet of a couple of mothers picnicking with their kids. >> the bull was eventually tranquilized. thankfully nobody, including the bull, was hurt. man, i wouldn't want to mess -- i wouldn't want to corner a 2,500 pound bull. it would be like messing with me. you just don't want to do that. >> that's exactly the comparison i was thinking of. >> i thought so. >> that's what we say about you when you're not up here. >> that's right. >> watch out for the bull. >> you mess with the bull, you get the horns. >> we'll be right back. ♪ imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen... great news. your power chair will be paid in full. the scooter store.

let's get to the bulls and bears there. harry dent, i'm guessing he would be a bear because he's the author of "the great depression ahead." john brown is with euro capital. he's a bear, too. i'm going to convert him. john lincoln with leader capital and scott migliori. jamie foxx is with paris financial. how bad of a sell-off are we looking at tomorrow, scott? >> i think at the open certainly we'll give some back. as has been pointed out earlier, we were due for some correction. we remain quite constructive on equities. you've got a nice combination with better-than-expected earnings for most companies. over 70% of the s&p 500 has beaten expectations. you have a fairly benign inflation backdrop and compelling inflation. >> yet the bears say we've got a lot more clouds on that horizon that are a lot worse. harry dent, one question for you. you missed out, if one is bearish, on a 40% plus rise in stock since early march. do you feel a little bad? >> no. we predicted this in our book that came out late last year, a strong bear

the 0-2 up high. so that will be an interesting transformation. >> buck: yeah, he had a bull pen session friday. said, there's something there. frontal him to be some kind of reliefown the road. it was interesting baa mahay was an oath fielder with the red sox and made the transition . >> gary: into the seats and a foul ball. roberts second in runs, first in dbles in the american league ming into the game. he's there among e leers in at will have owe categories. second in extra base hits, third in rbis for guys who lead ofthneups. is inside, y at 2-2. this is all of major league baseball. >> the witness: pretty impressive up there. >> gary: in the air to right center field, bloomquist. that's one thing brian has done for of this yore and generally doesn't benefit him, butting the ball in the air. he's become a fly ball hitter this season and he's not a fly ball hitter. ground balls will get him on base. two down here in the fourth inning. and snick markakis, a strikeout victim, drawn a walk, with a six-game hit streak. chen outside for a ball. chen with a 32-42 major league record. pitch for a st

abell broke away -- one bull broke away. the first fatal incident in 15 years. >>> a bridge fire causing major problems in the bronx. the bridge connecting bronx and queens -- it will shut down and both directions, causing major backups. because of the location of the blaze, you can see the fire department had to use boats to try to douse the flames. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> let's turn to a much more pleasant subject, and that would be the weather, which continues to be perfect. it continu to amaze us all. >> by july standards, this is perfection. still low humidity levels, the temperatures below average. that trend will continue despite a slight warming into the weekend. we knew it was coming. >> the weekend is going to feel like summer. >>li a lileor meor so, sbu t itl not be oprah said. a great time lapse from our new camera. of the sun popped up a few :00 a.m. -- he 6 sun pped up actually eight steor00 bef..e 6:.m a a few clouds overis t.m dhetrt d regn,itio wh the excep won of fustheonwer . purcellville, ts shows th

. -- gored to death in the running of the bulls in pamplona. british forces are going through their worst week in modern time, there has been 10 deaths in the first nine days of july. british desk now total 1079. -- british deaths now total 179. >> in the skies, the plane carrying the bodies of britain's dead soldiers. the coffins were lifted gently and respectfully by comrades and they were taken to a chapel so their families could say a last farewell in private. then a public display of respect for the dead. people lining the streets to honor the fallen. for some, the grief was overwhelming. today, the church bells here ring for a private it was just 18. there was a trooper from the welsh guards, one from the royal engineers. the operation is taking its toll on both sides. the british forces are continuing their major offensive against the taliban. many of our soldiers are a little bit more than boys, teenagers forced to grow up fast. they have seen some of the toughest fighting in decades. the taliban weapon of choice, ied's are slowing progr

the bull's-eye rash is not always a bull's-eye. i, myself, the best i can figure, my rash was about the size of a spider bite, maybe an order pimple that a teenager would see and occurred on the back of my knee where i wouldn't ordinarily look for something. >> medical professionals are faced with things in terms of treating this. talk to us about that. >> medical troftionals are faced with patients who present with a variety of symptoms all the time. lyme disease itself presents with so many vague symptoms that it can be mistaken for many diseases. so your average primary care doctor isn't necessarily going to be thinking lyme disease when you come in with symptoms of the flu, which lyme disease often presents as. >> reporter: one of the interesting segments i saw in the video segment, a doctor who felt he was targeted for his diagnosis because a lot of people went to him who had symptoms of lyme disease. tell bus that. >> doctors who have found that lyme disease is prevalent in their area and have studied up on it, and decided to

and remember, the main thesis of the bulls. and that is that these companies have become cost-cutting giants. they have been so efficient that any little boost to the top line, any comments that their top line is going to get better will translate more effectively to the bottom line. and that is why we're getting the rally, and don't let anybody else tell you any differently. tradertalk.cnbc.com. there's the closing bell. you know who's next. maria bartiromo. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to "the closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a busy close here on wall street. a 260-point rally in stocks. powerful from the get-go. on the heels of intel. but gaining momentum by the closing bell. investors optimistic about earnings season following the strong results. the outlook on intel on top of better than expected numbers from goldman sachs. all powering the market higher for the third day in a row. intel, that was fueling the ra

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in that video. all of the bulls in today's run are from a ranch that has a reputation for breeding especially fierce bulls. >>> an earthquake rocks southwestern china overnight and showed hundreds of thousands people here into the streets. the quake had a magtude of 6.0. at least eight aftershocks followed it. one person was killed. hundreds more were injured. officials say 18,000 homes were destroyed. police officers and soldiers were sent to the area with tents and other relief supplies and at least 400,000 people left their homes and slept outside because they were worried aftershocks would cause more damage. that quake zone borders the same province where an even more powerful earthquake left nearly 90,000 people dead or missing last year. >>> officials in the u.s. and south korea say it is too early to know who instigated the cyber attack that overwhelmed websites in both countries. however, today south korea's spy agency briefed lawmakers on circumstantial and technical reasons for believing that north korea could be the

. >>> this isn't the running of the bulls but an adventure running into the homes. >>> a businessman comes one his own stimulus package, and his employees could not be hamm happier. >> might not be happy later today. we have storms with today being the day they roll into town. we'll talk about the threat of severe storms. kim? >> reporter: just a little bit of minor slowing at this time. we'll be back after thispp they have alzheimer's and heart disease, diabetes and cancer, and they've heard that biomedical research offers hope -- that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator barbara mikulski understands the importance of innovative biomedical research for patients, their families, and our economy here in maryland. call senator mikulski today. tell her thanks for protecting the promise of biomedical research and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future. it's life. . >>> there is no place like home, especially because of the recession. >> many grown children have been driven back to the nest. we have tips for domestic tranquility. >> reporter: a perfec

victory for the bulls. big gains across the board. despite dire predictions last night, bulls didn't budge today. dow up again, s&p up but nasdaq's 12 day winning streak comes to a close. tonight, we're all about the bulls, bears and your money. we're also picking winners as we look into next week. there are bumps in the way, number one, president's prescription for health care. >> america will not succeed in the 21st century unless we do a far better job of educating our sons and daughters. >> now, he's talking education. you thought obama-care would be expensive. wait until you hear the next plan. it's been a big week and this will be a big night. we're bringing the heat. it's the real deal with dennis kneale, "cnbc reports" starts right now. >> good evening, i'm dennis kneale. now do you believe me. i'm selling the hope on this show every night for three months. one month ago i declared this recession is over and this week, the stock market responds with a standing ovation. the dow actually added another 25 points today, s&p up a to

first fatality in the running of the bulls since 1995. the 8th and final run of the festival takes place tomorrow. >>> well, the cbs evening news is now less than an hour away. and anchor katie couric joins us now live from new york city. hey, katie. >> i have never been called an anchie. hi, derek. >>> that running of the bulls. what kind of more ron would have to do that. don't you think that is the most moronic thing in the world. >> it is hard to feel sorry for folks who get hurt when they decide to do that. >> i feel bad because you don't want anyone to be seriously injured or god fored by killed, but it is just such a stupid macho ridiculous thing. that is page from my notebook, derek. let me tell you what is coming up tonight. as a number of u.s. troops in afghanistan increases, we will have some really dramatic and exclusive video from a deadly fire fight against the taliban. plus there are new concerns about the h1n1 flu. we will show you what some summer camps are doing to protect their campers. and of course we will have complet

the bull gored him in the neck. nine runners were injured.remonies will continue as scheduled tomorrow. >>> shoppers in northern virginia got a bit of a surprise recently when a hungry bear showed up at a grocery store. people in the parking lot backed up and reached for their cameras. people living nearby think they have seen the same bear as well. i saw what i thought was a rotweiller coming across the parking lot toward us. i thought wow, the weirdest looking rotweiller i have ever seen. when i got closer the sinking feeling came. i realized it was a bear. >> but she didn't runaw ay that fourth of july evening. she grabbed her camera and snapped the pictures. >> shocked beyond belief there was a bear there. >> black bear. walking ke that. so, you know. i was just like -- what? a bear here? >> she watched as the black bear climbed on top of the shopping cart to peek inside giant store route 17 stafford county. all food was oh, sews close. but couldn't find the door. >> he was purposefully heading towards the giant. he knew where he was go

look alikes gave a tribute, for whom the bull tolls. this july marks the 110th anniversary of that writer's birthday. a lot of look a likes down there. >>> a new sign goes up and comes down. because of the four wordiness the sign, three of them were misspelled. the town is wrong and even the word business was incorrect. state transportation officials hire add madison company to make the signs. (announcer) tired of nighttime breathing problems? (sniffy/congested noises) ("whish, whish") here's the solution. (applause) is it a bandage you ask? no! it's famous, drug free breathe right. (squeaky noise) ingenious flexible strips that fit your nose to gently open your nasal passages... (free air/deep breath) ...for up to 31% more airflow. (female) wow! (announcer) you'll breathe better so you'll sleep better! small strip. big relief. bright idea! breathe better. sleep better. breathe right.

momentum certainly on the side of the bulls. more gains today. broadly speaking even though the dow jones industrial average is fractionally lower here by about one point or so sitting still above that 9,000 mark. nasdaq also almost as similar a gain, or move, rather, for the nasdaq. we are looking at weakness here. but don't forget the nasdaq is up 23% year to date, had a huge week last week, and of course on the heels of weaker than expected numbers from microsoft last night that certainly is setting the tone for the nasdaq. s&p 500 also a bit weaker here. as you can see, 976. despite the fact that it too has been seeing huge gains year to date. let's get a closer look at today's trading. we're joined right now by bob pisani, our eye on the floor of the nyse with all the background on today's move. >> it doesn't look like much, we're flat on the dow, but we were down 60 points and there was disappointment in tech land about microsoft and a few others. by all rights the market should be down today given the leadership of tech. but it's not. that'

with the angels back in '05. rockies bull pen isn't the same as the rest of their team. on players have almost all been drafted and developed by this organization. but their bull pen is patchwork of guys from around the big leagues as many bull pens are. josh bard 2-3 tonight. the nats may have to pinch run for him. josh just can't run with that groin injury he is nursing but found a way to go 2-3 tonight an raise his batting average to .284. over his last 22 games now josh is hitting around .370 with an on base average over .450. you saw willie harris who is next. great swing by way foul. >> rob: guess you can say he was looking for that fastball. >> bob: i believe he was. change-up. see you. that ball right out over the plate and it will be willie harris' turn with one out. >> rob: when a guy throws this kind of 1-2 pitch to you very hard to pull the trigger an swing at it. nice off-speed change-up. perfect location. >> bob: willie harris 1-3. willie gets jammed. fly ball to center. got some carry to it. has to have some speed. two outs. austin kearns will pinch hit in

they do this to move the bulls from the crowd to be bullfighting ring.to stand in front of them. çtrace: we would not do it. mike tobin would not have it any other way. shot and left to die in the street. surveillance video of a vicious robbery. it is what happens after the shooting that is even more shocking. . . between an environment at risk and an environment in balance. between consuming less and conserving more. there is one important word: how. and it is the how that makes all the difference. to the planet we all share. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- martha: it is friday and we have a lot going on. trace: brand new stories. i want to begin that the national desk. breaking news out of florida. we are talking about a couple who had 16 children. the couple was murdered. >> the couple were murdered. let's take a look at where this is. it is right outside of pensacola right here. we have been doing research, trying to find out as much as we can about the family. 16 kids.

this was the fourth of 8 bull runs in pamplona. this was the rst death in the event in nearly 15 years. more doubts in the ability of iraq to keep that country safe. there was violence yesterday. this was part of a security agreement. health care legislation has hit a roadblock on capitol here. a group of conservative democrats are demanding significant changes before they will support the over all. house democrats had planned to unveil their draft today. it has been pushed back until monday. >>> there could be a breakthrough in treating diabetes. many patients must monitor their blood levels several times a day. an artificial pancreas could change all of that. the combined space center that monitors schubert levels in the body. it also dispenses insolent minute by minute. but it would be amazing not having the every hour hassle of worrying about my blood sugar. if it comes into play, i can live in life like it did before. but several more years of testing are needed. researchers continue to make the components smaller. they hope to

keep in mind, this level of $60 is very crucial for the bulls. be here around the $60 market really -- the next support level around $50. we'll see if we'll be able to hold that level this week. >> thank you very much. >>> next we're going to head over to our brand-new earnings central nerve center for everything you need to know about earnings season. you can clearly see nerves are on edge around the earnings seasons. markets all in red across the board. >> house lawmakers calling for a federal investigation of the federal reserve. what could it mean for the regulatory environment? >>> plus, gray marking. how about that? older americans are delaying retirement. companies face new challenges and find new opportunities. and i have a funny little joke to telyou about that when we get back. >>> earnings are the big driver this week. up next, many of the banks front and center over the next few days. analyst meredith whitney on "squawk box" this morning gave her prognosis. >> unemployment continues to drive higher. and the banks are not prepared for

albers may get in this inning, warming up in the bull pen. play is to first, got the bag.ade huff do a couple dances over there. it will be a sacrifice for betancourt. >> buck: he says, just try and throw it in my chest, would you? throws this almost away from huff who has time to regroup. pulls him off the bag. huff has to retag the bag. >> gary: gordon is on at second base. at least one runner on in every inning for kansas city. one of the walks surrounded as hill gave up three. 1-0 delivery fast ball inside. butler's got two rbis with a double and single. orioles have two railroad from hit by a pitch. 2 will have 0 on the way. not in time. >> buck: that was lobbed to roberts, not really a sharp feed. ye could have taken the ball, might not have had a good on it. he's got to for it. by that time gordon is back safely at secodbase if he fires a strong throw at roberts, it might take him rite to the bag. >> gary: trembley is on his way out. callaspo will be at the plate. albers is going to come out of the bupen. good job. some hits but no runs, orioles tie it 3-3 

a 61-year-old american and two others were also gored and another man was tossed by the bull's horns but wasn't seriously hurt. the death today was the first in 15 years and the 15th since they started keeping records back in 1924. >> couric: the senate judiciary committee opens confirmation hearings monday for sonia sotomayor, the first hispanic nominated to the supreme court and only the fourth woman. hearings for some past nominees have produced fireworks, but it should be smooth sailing for sotomayor, though she's sure to be questioned about one controversial remark. wyatt andrews has a preview. >> just to make it look official here. >> reporter: she met with 89 senators, faced six weeks of scrutiny, but on monday a virtual script will unfold for the confirmation of sonia sotomayor. >> i'm enthusiastic about it. >> reporter: democrats like patrick leahy will push the personal story of the girl from the projects, the yale grad who could have made millions but who started her career as a prosecutor and who is now the first hispanic nominee to the supreme court. >> this judge is an e

it is the first death from the running of the bulls their in 14 years. roup of polls is let loose every morning to charge through the streets. it is as famous as an image of britain, the eiffel tower. -- is as famous as an image of britain as the eiffel tower, big ben is 150 years old today. [bells clanging] >> of their burdens spells for 100 -- they are britain's bells for 150 years. a new day, under your -- a new year. the westminster clock tower has come to symbolize london and britain are around the world. but the bells have had a checkered history. for one thing, big ben itself cracked soon after its installation. >> they did not know what to do with it. eventually said it had become an embarrassment. so they turned the bell about 90 degrees to get it away from where the hammer was hitting. they drove a crack from top to bottom to keep it from a cracking any more and it has been ringing ever since. >> the first big ben was set up a new palace yard, but shattered. the metal had been melted down and recast, the bell wayne 13.5 tons -- the bell weighing