sanctions against russia for engineering the succession referendum in crimea. and he threatened further punishment. so what did the markets do? they all rose on monday and not by a little, especially the dow. after 5 sessions of gains, gold closed lower as investors moved into stocks. and after 2 up sessions, oil ended down. factories are crankin it up. u-s manufacturing output was bigger last month than it s been in 6 months. assembly lines cranked out more cars, chemicals and business equipment helping lift the economy from january s snowstorms. and it s the biggest study yet to see if the stuff in dark chocolate can in fact help prevent heart attacks and strokes. sadly for the 18- thousand participants, the nutrients will not be administed via candy bars but in pill form. let s turn to trader lincoln ellis. he s with green square capital. a lot of people might be surprised the markets went up so well yesterday. we have volatility, uncertainty and tension in crimea and yet
what will this tragedy mean for commercial travel in space? and a mystery witness in the jodi arias retrial. we are learning that jodi herself. why did the judge agreed to let her testify before a closed courtroom. what could it mean for her sentencing? it is all happening now . first our top story, less than 24 hours to go now until election day dawns and several key races remain toss ups. welcome to the second hour of happening now . i am jon scott. and i am shannon broem in for jenna lee. the control of the u.s. senate. and the republicans need a majority of six seats to have power there. this is one of the most expensive races in the country and we start with chief washington correspondent jeff rosen inb% less than 60 percent of the vote and finds himself tied with orman. and he trailed him by double-digits. roberts drew criticism for listing washington as his primary races. he flashed the pro-life and second amendment credentials and painting orman as a liberal.
First, Liberty-Benton High School honored their longtime hall of fame and state champion former basketball coach Steve Williman, who had over 500 wins during his career.Next, the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets went to work, defeating Liberty-Benton, 74-56, in the semifinals of the Steve Williman Holiday Tournament Classic Friday.In Saturday’s championship, Perrysburg (4-2) will take on Genoa (7-1), 55-51 winners over Wauseon (3-3) in the first semifinal. Wauseon and L-B (4-4) will open play in the consolation at 6 p.m. and the championship follows.