1.5% away from a new all-time high look at some of this week s standouts, semis surging more than 4% for their best week in about two months retail rocking, gaining 3% on the week, and one stock in the front lines of the trade war, caterpillar, pulling back for a gain of just over 3% trade optimism seems to be back but is it enough to sustain the rally? guy. you find yourself sometimes like the salmon swimming up streams. there s an l in there. thank you i feel as if i am one now. i am swilling upstream and it feels futile, but i will stick to my gun. i still think the headwinds are out there, and i think the market is due for a significant sell-off i know there is trade optimism i get it i know this time the tweet came from chinese, not president trump s twitter account. with that said, i think it is delaying the inevitable. the inevitable is they get to the table and walk away with no deal, and that s somewhat negative for the market going forward. listen, we had
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a than this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes damning chronicles of human rights violations the u.n. report says. saudi led coalition may have committed war crimes. u.s. president don trump extends the iran nuclear deal but with tough conditions for the future russia says the move is extremely negative. we report from a camp for internally displaced people in syria. plus as international tech giants descend on last vegas we check out was. being given access to an unpublished un report that chronicles the extent of human rights violations and possible war crimes in the war in yemen has also details the extent to which saudi arabia and. iran have intervened in the conflict the assessment firsthand presented rather to the security council is sharply critical of saudi led coalition airstrikes which of cause the majority of civilian deaths in the war the findings also bolster accusations by the u.s. that it rainin weapons have been supplied to who
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[ music ] welcome to nds rj, i m ray suarez inside story , i m ray suarez. you can go around and around on the why, the cause, but recent weeks brought enough unusual weather event that endless arguments is beside the point. alaska broke 80 degrees, parched texas had too much water almost everywhere, and tornados for good measureful california ramped up water restrictions to new heights as may saw no snow pack. the mountain tops melting run-off. it was bear. no snow. more than 1,000 died from extreme heat. after months of extremes the old saying everyone talks about the weather, no one can do anything about it, may need a rethink. that s the raw power of mother capital. this is nuts a powerful storm, uprooting trees in downtown d.c. it s nothing compared to extreme weather that has been pummelling the rest of the country and other parts of the world. we have a roof. an outbreak of tornados ravaging the states in may. large vortex tornado on the ground. co