They are the Cinderella Team this year. You got to bring me one of those tshirts. Please, im begging you. Ill try. Its hard to get your hands on one. Im sure they are. Im Bill Griffith still here at the new york stock exchange. This stock market is also looking for its own cinderella story today, fighting to get back into the green territory. The dow has been on either side today of unchanged. Now down 21 points. Kelly, were going to explore whether this market actually has seen a stealth correction. Were also so focused on the dow and the s p, but is there a whole section of the market thats already seen its own correction . Well look at that coming up here. Now the students here at dayton fired up about basketball. But many are also pretty excited about legg masons bill miller speaking here moments ago. A legendary investor joining us exclusively in a few moments. Well get his take on the momentum stocks getting hit. Plus, his take on citigroup and the financials and more. Always loo
They left me there for 12 hours in the condition. Today, in a democracy now global broadcast exclusive, we spend the hour with one of egypts most prominent dissidents, alaa abd elfattah, speaking in his first extended interview after nearly four months behind bars. An open internet and political activist, alaa has been at the forefront of the struggle for change in egypt for many years and has the distinction of having been actively persecuted for the past four successive rulers in egypt. He could be sent back to prison very soon. He talks about the future of egypt and the ongoing crackdown on activists. There are a couple of cases where citizens are given 14 years, 17 years, 11 years and so on. Frenzy. On a sentencing if it is a war on a whole generation. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. The uns top climate body is warning human driven Climate Change is impacted every corner of the globe, with the poor
West virginia residents have finally been told they can now drink from their taps again and the ban was lifted a day ago many are complaining about a very peculiar spell and robert ray is live on the scene in charleston and say the water is safe now so what exactly are residents still concerned about . Well, the residents here in charleston, West Virginia are concerned about the fact that you know its been a few days since the water bans are lifted and people have been flushing their pipes out but a lingering odor is rounds like an licorace or candy and after the water is flushed out describing the smell inside their homes and others described discoloration and we are in a restaurant here this morning where folks have been having brunch throughout today and this particular restaurant is serving only bottled water to its customers and they are using the water just to clean the dishes. They own three restaurants here and they have been impacted pretty heavily by what has happened. We hav
Antigovernment protesters are back on the streets a in ukraine, defying new laws aimed at stamping out protesters. They clashed. You are looking at live pictures. Earlier, they were hitting them with sticks as they tried to overturn a bus. Thats where jennifer glass is joining us, live from kiev. What are the protesters calling for right now, jennifer . Reporter right now, those live pictures that you are seeing are about 400 meters that way. I can hear the blast. The police have been throwing stun grenades, firing pepper spray at thousands of protest who left here, a very peaceful protest early in the day on kiev independence square, tens of thousands. A few thousand broke away and tried to head toward parliament. The police are blocking that road. The police have very much stood their line and been very restrained in contrast to proceed tests and clark that happened in early december when Police Attacked protesters. The protesters have been very aggressive here they were throwing som
Additional support is provided by and by contributions to your local pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Local tribesmen launched a major offensive today against al qaeda militants who recently captured parts of two major cities near baghdad. Al qae had recently captured the two almost ten year ace go. In baghdad this weekend, at least 14 people were killed and another 55 wounded in a series of car bomb explosions and during an attack on a juvenile prison. We will have more from iraq in the broadcast. 20 Government Troops were killed and 20 wounded. The bomb went off as the troops were boarding a transport vehicle. And today, the president said he has no intention of giving up power. Asad said if we wanted to give up, we would have done so in the beginning. In ukraine today, there were new clashes between thousands of antigovernment protesters and riot police who used Water Cannons and tear gas against the demonstrators. The protests erupt