Reaction around the fact that the government had been shut down for a third day in a row. The senate cleared a pathway for shortterp spending through february 8th. Investors seem to be heartened from that. Hiles now off the record lows. The s p 500 energy index is the best second tar for the s p 500, helped out by a lot of the drillers. Real string there for the driller after they reported a strong Fourth Quarter. They beat earnings and revenues. Earnings by more than 13 . Margins quadrupling to about 15 . Lots of strength there. The company is also talking about the idea that there is a worldwide recovery under way for the oil market and that the u. S. Shale market has much to do with this. Helping out some of the other drillers as well. Lets take a look at the 10year yield along with some of the rate sensitive sectors. If we look at the 10year yield, we are going to see earlier it was down about two basis points. At this point i am hearing that we dont have that, but the rate sensiti
I am pleased to introduce tonights speaker, neil oxman. Neil was born and raised in philadelphia. He spent much of his childhood in the stacks of the free branch of the library on 58th and baltimore avenue. Skipping ahead a few years, neil founded the Campaign Group in 1980, and since then, they have worked on more than 750 contested primaries and general elections across the United States. Among his clients have been former mayors Michael Nutter and current mayor jim kenney. He has also served on the free library of philadelphia board of trustees and the Free Library Foundation board of directors. I have known neil for almost 30 years, and he is one of the most fascinating and entertaining people i have ever met. He does not want me to say a lot about him tonight, so let me just say that he is a true renaissance man whose expertise covers a wide range of topics. He could stand up here tonight and entertain us, speaking about movies or about golf or about the history of philadelphia or
I am pleased to introduce tonights speaker, neil oxman. Neil was born and raised in philadelphia. He spent much of his childhood in the stacks of the free branch of the library on 58th and baltimore avenue. Skipping ahead a few years, neil founded the Campaign Group in 1980, and since then, they have worked on more than 750 contested primaries and general elections across the United States. Among his clients have been former mayors Michael Nutter and current mayor jim kenney. He has also served on the free library of philadelphia board of trustees and the Free Library Foundation board of directors. I have known neil for almost 30 years, and he is one of the most fascinating and entertaining people i have ever met. He does not want me to say a lot about him tonight, so let me just say that he is a true renaissance man whose expertise covers a wide range of topics. He could stand up here tonight and entertain us, speaking about movies or about golf or about the history of philadelphia or
Trayvon martin, but that charge became an issue in court today. The jury now allowed to consider a lesser charge of manslaughter. The parents of the defendant and the dead teenager were all in court together for the First Time Since Opening Statements as final moments are getting close. The jury could have this case as soon as tomorrow. Ron mott starts us off tonight from sanford, florida. Good evening. Brian, good evening to you. A hush fell over the courtroom as the prosecutor began the Closing Arguments that went on for more than two hours. At one point it looked as though he got a real reaction from George Zimmerman himself. A teenager is dead. He is dead through no fault of his own. He is dead because another man made assumptions. Reporter the state started its closing today in a less explosive fashion than it opened 17 days ago. [ bleep ] punks. These [ bleep ]s, they always get away. Reporter but made the same argument about Trayvon Martins killing to the allwoman jury. The man
Now she is back with her family and her husband is speaking out. Plus what police are saying about her alleged kidnappers. Good morning, everyone. Thank you so much for joining us. Im tamron hall from our msnbc headquarters here in new york. Developing right now, president elect trump about to head to indianapolis. First up of course he will tout a deal to keep nearly 1,000 jobs at the carrier air conditioning plant. The plant was set to move to mexico. There are a lot of questions concerning this deal which currently employs, the plant does, 1400 people. The Indianapolis Business Journal reports that the Carrier Corporation was motivated to retain 1,000 manufactures jobs would i a by an incentive pack and possibility of losing a favorable relationship with federal contractors. But trump is taking at credit saying that he is making good on a Campaign Promise he made back in april. Im going to bring jobs back. Were bringing jobs back to our country. Were not going to let carrier leave.