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Bad. Say again . Theres reversal in some of them. Yeah, little change lets call it. Volumes still up, 80 above the threemonth average by the way. Global fixed income had a bit of a rally also. Speaking of fixed income, lets look at the 10year. There you see it, 2. 246. Crude is up. Yesterday too, wasnt it . Yeah, i mean, again people hope that the end of november theyll be some sort of cutbacks. It all just seems very chimerical, but it will say this. Traders get short and get between 42 and 43 and get crushed over and over again by the opening. Right. Lets get to the road map this morning. Of...

Jpmorgan agrees to pay 264 million to setting charges that it bribed chinese officials. The stock up about is . Weekly jobless claims falling to get this, 43year lows. And apple has reportedly asked manufactures into looking into making iphones here in the u. S. A. Hello and welcome. Lets welcome in your copilot for the next hour. David winter. Ceo of winter green fund, one of the worlds east investors. If you like etf and index funds, listen up. They may bring interest regular sear why they may be more expennive. Janet yellen making big headline on capitol hill. Steve liesman has that. Seems ...

Are emotionally scarred and humiliated by the incident. Show us where you were hit. Right here in the face and then twisted my arm. And i can barely move my arm. What was going through your mind as this officer had his hands on you . Why me . What did i do to deserve anything like that . I did not kick him. I did not put my hands on him in any harmful way. I just trying to protect myself. The police are saying you kicked him in th i did not. I did not even raise my leg to kick anybody. Flagstaff police is conducting an internal investigation. The Northern Arizona University Police department i...

A total of 1,000 people and organizations donated $142,593 during Kennesaw State University’s inaugural Giving Day fundraising event. Supporters rained gifts on KSU to support a wide range of programs and activities, contributing more than seven times the $20,000 goal.

Steve Dils’ final stop in a 10-season career as a National Football League quarterback was with the Atlanta Falcons, where the city’s friendly people and warm climate captivated him, sparking his choice to stay and start a business career when his playing days ended. Dils, who earned a degree in economics, built a successful career as a commercial real estate executive in Atlanta, building upon the off-season work in that sector he had done during his NFL career. The decision to live and work in Atlanta also eventually led Dils to a relationship with Kennesaw State University to serve as...