it was just where theshe would havent. wanted her last party, aspen s historic hotel jerome. and by their hundreds, locals crowded in out of the frigid march night, 2 and 1/2 weeks after the murder, to tell crazy stories and remember the amazing life of nancy pfister. there were so many people that they couldn t all fit in the jerome hotel ballroom. they went out the door, into the hallways. what do you say to a crowd like that? i just basically wanted to celebrate her life and her spirit of adventure. keith morrison: billy clayton got up too, said what was in his heart. i said that if you ve known me over the last 40 years or so, , you know me because of nancy. when you see me, you think of nancy. she was a connector. that was her real main role, i think, in everyone s life. keith morrison: and when you looked
she was the godmother of my children. and i was the godfather of juliana. sorry [inhales sharply] i m trying. keith morrison: but while billy and the others worked through their grief, nancy s buddy, kathy carpenter, was at the pitkin county sheriff s office answering questions. we were still giving her the benefit of the doubt. she thought something was up. she had been worried about her friend. keith morrison: so was there an innocent explanation for why kathy seemed to see things she could not have seen, why she knew it was nancy s bloodied body that was in the closet, even though the first responders saw what looked like just a pile of blankets
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that the fed could be on hold in may and could be cutting the rest of the year. that changing the scenario for those high growth areas of the market. namely technology with the nasdaq up in front. contrast to the story is lingering concerns with the banking system and credit suisse. the market on this side of the world with caution going into the friday session. a heap of central bank meetings. investors closely eyeing if there will be a different view on this side of the world where the fed could still see further rate hikes over the course of 2023. let me take you to the benchmark. .40% south. the broad based picture here with every sector in the red. at the top is food and drinks and at the bottom is banks. that sector trading down by 1.3%. now big name banks. barclays weaker and soc gen in the red. some of these huge banks with reversal and going with the likes of financials. tracking down .90%. ubs down 4.3%. again, fresh news around that bank. oil and gas is .80% in the