Broadbased advance in todays session and all the major averages are trading higher. Discretionary stocks led the games today and some of the Energy Stocks up and coming back as well. Are seeing Consol Energy and Chesapeake Energy and transocean which fell yesterday coming back in todays energy in todays trading. These are some of the worst performers this year. Iran a ranked returns number so Chesapeake Energy is the worstperforming stock this year, falling 79 . Sometimes you see this rotation and to some of the worst performers at years end. Happens as weat get into it to 16th in scarlet what about oil itself . So much of the rally has been driven by the direction of oil. Julie oil is up today so that helps explain whats going on in stocks. It looks like the outlook for stockpiles in the u. S. On a weekly basis is for them to have fallen for a second straight week. The government is at with numbers tomorrow but we tend to see movement in the oil ahead of that so the drawdown in invent
Eradicated, think again. It can be treated that there is no cure. A new generation is learning that lesson. Amber lee is in San Francisco where she attended the annual tribute to all of the lives lost to aids. Reporter the aids memorial drew extra tension tonight. Many people are telling me more attention needs to be paid to educating the young about hiv and aids. It is a night of remembrance and reflection. Candles lit in tribute to lives lost. New names added each year to the memorial growth. One man had his own list. The get the list got so long. Reporter jim by so lost his has been an older brother in the 90s when aids was a death sentence. My partner died takes giving 1992. My brother died at christmas. We put them in the hospital Christmas Eve the next year. The holidays are tough. Reporter the 55yearold says two decades later, its the responsibility of his generation to help shed light on hiv and aids to Younger Generation even though medications can now keep people alive longer
Wont get benefits and in brazil millions to take to the streets to tell a president and government racked by accusations of corruption that its type to go. Time to go to yemen. Saudi arabia says there has been more than 1,000 air strikes cross the country, destroying houthi air and missile capabilities. On the ground its far from over. Saudi arabia reporting casualties saying three of its soldiers have been killed. The defense are blaming Houthi Rebels, and theres no indications that the fighting will end. Take a look at the role tribesman are playing. To the deteriorating humanitarian situation. Aid is arriving but there are efforts hampering it going to the area it needs the most. And water is dwindling, prices are skyrocketed. A family in the capital talk to us. Reporter this forms the backdrop of a quiet neighbourhood in yemens capital. The mountainous home to a base and bat the houthis, and have been targeted by the saudi arabialed coalition. Those that live close by no longer fee
We dont always find newspaper editors and area embracing reporting. Its not just economics. Is the discomfort that investigative reporting often causes in the newsroom. Because its troublesome. Its that more than the economics. If youre going to ruffle the feathers of somebody powerful that gives those people running into complaint to the publisher and destroys their legion over those and we are fortunate to go through the 70s and really almost all of our careers to work for people who are really Strong Enough right in that area, and let the chips fall where they may. Akhil reed amar presents his thoughts on the interpretation of the u. S. Constitution and what the author means by up to his passages. Mr. Amar posits the constitution can be understood by the original text alone or historical precedent. Akhil reed amar discusses his book with Supreme Court Justice Clarence thomas of the national air cried archives here in washington. This is about 20 minutes. Good evening. Im the archivi
District attorney, and after all, trump tower and the trump businesses were headquartered in manhattan, and this is an investigation of its unclear precisely what because its not appropriate to release the details of an investigation, but it is an investigation of the president s finances and his business, and the District Attorney in manhattan, cyrus vance, has subpoenaed the Accounting Firm that handled the president s personal tax returns, his Business Records to get his hands on those records. The president s lawyers have argued this is harassment, that a president of the United States does not have to respond to a subpoena like this. Right. The president has lost in the lower courts, and the question now is what will the Supreme Court do . So theres that, and by the way, if the if they did prevail and cy vance was able to get these, they would go to a grand jury and there are major secrecy rules there, so i dont want people think that they would get to see everything. Thats a very