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Pieces power lunch starts right now welcome to power lunch. Stocks extending the weeks gains and could ends up with a positive month across the board. Health care the best performing sector and financials and telecom the biggest laggards refineries shut down for extended periods in texas in the wake of harvey gasoline continues to spike as well on that supply disruption campbells soup falling as earnings disappoint and costco in the green after reporting a 6 jump in sales and lands end sinking on an etf miss down nearly 8 . Lets get you caught up on the latest headlines texas officials reporti...

Season. Freeze warnings in effect for much of the higher terrain. They have not yet frozen this season. Places like payson, prescott. No freeze warning in flagstaff. It has frozen several times already. Down to 16 in flagstaff. Prescott in the 20s in the overnight forecast and although we wont see any freezes here in the valley, it is still going to be the first taste of the 40s widespread across phoenix metro that weve seen so far this fall. So theres a look at the numbers. Mid to upper 40s across most of the valley tonight. And coming up in just minutes, were going to walk you through all th...

The nasdaq made a new record for the second straight day. The question for tonight is clear. Are there still stocks or sectors you can buy right now . I think there are still some stocks for sure. September 13th, 14th, the headline came across before we went on the air, theyre going to price the secondary to buy those assets. You buy it, petroleum is off the secondary. They priced it mid55, 55 1 2. You stay with a name like that. Allergan weve talked about for quite some time. Sectors in specific, its hard to say. Biotech continues higher from here. Meg will be on to talk about that. General n...

The nine-member group chose Commissioner Brian Jeffries as chair and agreed to meet twice a month on Tuesday evenings.

With a key election on the ballot Tuesday May 7, Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope is predicting a turn out of about 15% of the city’s registered voters.