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a special edition today, were retrospective and prospective and how you should move your money in the second half of the year. >> in the final 60 minutes or not of the month, the quarter, the first half of the year, whats been a remarkable year so far for the stock market defining expectations. i mean, this has been an unloved rally for the most part. >> but still undeniable numbers, up 15%, the last time we saw numbers like that double digit gains 2003. >> the 90s would be another com...

>> huge, huge orders as part of this russell rebalancing, indices, traders buying and selling stocks within those indices to rebalance their portfolios to reflect the market for this time of year. it happens in june. so stocks losing ground for the month of june, first down month for the year. they manage to finish on the up side for the quarter and hold on to impressive gains for the first half of the year. josh liptons been covering the stock market action for us all week. give us so...

What took so long? one reason a feud between ceo at the time michael eisner and steve jobs, who controlled pixars maker. and never mind that toy story 3 with later gross a billion dollars. and making sequels to seven pixar films that disney owned and likely enraged steve jobs and michael eisner quickly shut down circle seven and wooed steve jobs and bought pixar outright a year later and millions in revenue have streamed in since for disney. "finding dory" could add to that. and andrew statton, ...

0 utterances. and the top officials in foreign ministry bet with the u.n. ambassador in beijing and in the words of china, theyre hoping that everything will remain calm and that everyone will exercise restraint, back to you. >> megyn: greg, thank you. remember, the north makes no secret who it is targeting. now, that was the images of american soldiers and south koreans being used for target practice by the north. and shooting the targets over and over again, trying to send a message, obviously...

(narrator) with major company movies going to company cinemas first, independent theatres werent able to compete. they could only show films after they were played out and forced by the studios to book their entire output, good or bad. although the majors controlled only 16% of the cinemas, they were winning 90 percent of the total cinema box office. (narrator) in the mid-30s, the national recovery act was declared unconstitutional but it took until 1948 for the supreme court to finall...

negotiations in good faith. >> this are clerks saying theyve been working with out a contract since february and management so far refused to open the books to show why there is a 5% pay cut. >> we need this information which theyve refused to give to us. >> the clerks say theyve made sacrifice autos for five years weve given up furloughs, and weve been helping the court when all of those were needed over the years. >> the executive officer wrote that they recognize they need to be par...

i might have asked mary. shefgs a great reporter in her time. >> these two investigative reporters, i grew to like dan shore a lot. but theres a whole group of jack nelson, who was a great civil rights group. it wound up there was a generation of reporters -- bill cotta cottage, jack nelson and others who went south in the -- in those early 60s and covered the civil rights movement who then became bureau chiefs. those are the people who you have a great rapport with. but the point is, ...

eisner responded with -- issa responderesponded with a letters own saying the briefing on the substance is not enough. so the expectations of the meeting are clear. only the delivery of documents outlined and offered by the department of justice last thursday to the staff will be sufficient to justify postponement of wednesday scheduled vote. top democrats didnt say much today. except for majority leader harry reid expressing support for the attorney general. >> providing enough for me...

documents tonight. >> the documents that they may choose to give in the future, we need to have before tomorrow. ultimately, the documents necessary to cause postponement appear to be in their position, we are hoping we have them tonight. if we can evaluate them even partially, that will give us grounds to negotiate a postponement. and perhaps a final resolution. >> the justice department had identified 140,000 "fast and furious" documents for its inspector general, but only turned ove...

she fears will be used against the syrian civilians. >> we are concerned about the latest information we have that there are attack helicopters on the way from russia to syria. which will escalate the conflict quite dramatically. >> the helicopters referred to by secretary clinton are russian made mi-17 helicopters. the same type of helicopter that the u.s. military is buying for the afghan air force from the same state run russian arms dealer. the u.s. army has a $375 million no-bid c...