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european trading resumes on monday. our road map begins with the market. stocks looking for new highs a day after the dow closed above that 18,000 mark. plus, on second thought, never mind. sony changing course and letting select theaters show the interview after all. now we re waiting for the next big news, where you can watch it online. and uber overseas expansion taking another hit this morning. why the ceo may not want to head to south korea any time soon. but first up, you saw it here yesterday on squawk on the street. the dow hitting 18,000 for the first time ever. blue chips and the s&p each going on to post all-time closing highs. one full quarter of the s&p hit new 52-week highs yesterday. 125 names, jim, although people still talking about the russell s nonconfirmation, the nasdaq, which for the first time in several years is in danger of underperforming the s&p. well, you know what, it should. the run in the nasdaq is something that distinguishing this ma
do that. again, it has been a problem for us aid for sometime. the alan speak about growth story, and whether or restrictions efforts are constant. have been quite by the inted administration. i think it is tied up in cuban politics. to get him out but there is no beyond the diplomatic channels. that amily has frustration what is being old done. phone question, we had some but what the administration talked about, in the re been a turn or are they concerned still an uncontained situation? has been a there is slowing. the word contain might be a premature. there has been small outbreaks in other not even that we have read about, that is a sign of how effective the response has been. as you mentioned before, it is putting a strain on the agency because they re having to pull people and resources from other places to deal with that. it is impacting their work in syria and es like south sudan. sustainability is the question. it is not how the necessary funding to carry on wit
center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 eyewitness news . the search is over tonight after a harrowing 36 hours. authorities discover the body of suspected mass murderer brad stone. good evening, i m jessica dean. and i m chris may. on monday, one by one, stone killed six members of an extended family that are now grieving the loss. dead are his ex-wife nicole stone, joanne gilbert who is nicole s mom and pat hill, nicole s grandmother. stone attacked stone s nephew anthony flick who survived but he killed nina flick, a niece, eric john flick nicole s brother-in-law. tonight todd quinones is at a vigil in souderton where they re all being remembered. todd. reporter: chris, here tonight the immediate thoughts and prayers of course are with anthony flick who remains hospitalized this evening in serious condition. reporter: the devastating loss being felt here is hard to calculate. there were tears hugs and questions. the murder of 14-year-old nina flick and stabbing o
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. good evening. scott is off. i m rebecca jarvis. in a few hours, the u.s. will go over the fiscal cliff which could trigger across-the-board tax increases and billions in spending cuts. however, there is hope for a soft landing. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and president obama said today a deal was close. but late in the day house leaders announced they will not vote on a deal tonight. they re waiting for the senate. so what happens now? we have two reports beginning with nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, good evening. good evening to you, rebecca. it looks like the deadline pressure finally prompted a meeting of the minds today. negotiators agreed to a plan that extends the bush era tax cuts for 99% of americans. but they are hung up on one key spending issue, and so it looks like we will go over the fiscal cliff at least temporarily. we re very, very close to an agreement. re