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First because it was a highly volatile day. We had swing of 346 points from high to low, big moves. Why is the market so volatile right now . I think fear. Fear drives markets. When you see russia raise that rate up six 1 2 basis that is pretty impressive. Theyre in a little bit of trouble. Gerri what youre talking about russias National Bank essentially took Interest Rates to 17 overnight. That was unstabling. But we had oil prices actually come down a couple of cents here. I think that that the next quarter will show up with the consumer. The middle class will benefit big time and Small Busi...

Begin. Stuart we will get to oils collapse and russias panic in just a minute. Taliban gunmen stormed a school. At last count, 126 people killed. Most of them students. The killing of these children was deliver it. Half a dozen terrorist stormed the school. They set off bombs. One soldier killed. The fighting is now over. To the markets. Check the big board right now. We opened down. We are up 84 points. They are at new lows. Ninety dollars a share as we speak. It has rebounded a little. Lets take a look at the price of oil. That is the big price of the year. We have touched very small change ...

And bankrupty to become one of the nations top lick or brands. First, headlines from olivia. Thanks. Steve moll cough is going nowhere. One day after he was considered of microsoft, qualcomm names him as c. E. O. Verizon will probably demand about 3 billion for the spectrum. And finally, visa and master card won approval for a 5 billion settlement. The lawsuit settled on allegations that the credit card swipe fees are improperly focused fixed. Those are the top headlines. Thank you very much. More news, a potential cable consolidation. Charter is said to be offering a letter to buy Time Warner...

U.S. Attorney Rebecca C. Lutzko announced this month that Willie Pratt, 35, of Cleveland, Ohio, was sentenced to 470 months (39 years and two months) in prison by U.S. District Judge John R. Adams after a jury earlier convicted Pratt of distributing cocaine and fentanyl that caused the death of a 42-year-old North Olmstead, Ohio resident.

A 36-year-old Cleveland man was sentenced to more than 39 years behind bars for selling cocaine and fentanyl that caused the overdose death of a North Olmsted man.