i will choose the u.s. dollar, pulling back after the fed minutes yesterday and also investors pushing out the odds of the federal reserve rates. it is now done around three or sent from its most recent highs that it reached in july and yes, we are seeing the oil winning streak continue up for the sixth straight session. wti trading above $48 per barrel. opec meeting the expectations next month, also a part of it. we have been on an incredible roller coaster when it comes to oil prices. take a look at a one-year chart. chart and mapped the top and bottom changes we have seen. from october to february, 95% rebound from february to this summer, a 20% rebound most recently. we have an incredible zigzag and you see the most recent zigzag is compressed in terms of time. on august 2 that oil reached its short-term low and reentered the bear market. are not seeing a lot of change. stocks are bouncing around a lot of tight range today. the s&p gaining a little theme, the nasdaq as
they all did dip into the red earlier. strongerq has been the of the three averages. we saw a shift in tone after we got the august isn numbers showing an expansion of the services industry at the slowest pace in six .5 years. 6.5 years. that caused a ripple effect across the market. take a look at the bloomberg for how that is shaking out among the various groups. stocks on thecom ride. tilly companies tend to do well. financials are lower in tandem with lower bond yields. i mentioned energy as well. , oilf the strongest groups has rebounded bit. there is a deal in the pipeline energy. acquirednergy has been in a $28 billion deal. it is an all stock deal. pipelineping the other companies. you are seeing them on the rise as the steel happens. we are watching a relatively smaller deal. they are buying yates petroleum. that is $2.8 billion. that exposes expands their presence in the delaware basin. that is coming from morgan stanley. withare signing a deal subsea services f
this was such a heinous and brutal attack it reached to the very core of this department. they were relentless in their pursuit of justice for our victim. reporter: court documents show quinn was arrested in february for vehicle theft, then selling the stolen property and also for being involved in a hit-and-run accident. he served 43 days in the santa clara county jail before being released in may. quinn was on probation for three years at the time of the crime against miss flo who is now fighting for her life inside a hospital icu. people deserve to be safe in their homes. people deserve to be able to go to sleep. reporter: miss flo initially told investigators there were two attackers. right now detectives are trying to determine if someone other than zach quinn was involved in this. as for zachary quinn, he is going to be arraigned tomorrow. live in east san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. an alameda county jury found two men guilty in the death of a well-kno
oakland raiders to las vegas. the board recommended raising the hotel tax to pay for a stadium. the governor will have to call for a special session to vote on the project. hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail. she feels great after her bout of pneumonia while donald trump made his appearance on the dr. oz show. i am doing great thank you so much. hillary clinton back on the trail today and it s not a moment too soon. a national poll shows the nominee in a dead heat with donald trump well a survey of key swing states has her trailing in both ohio and florida. clinton stopping in another battleground state this afternoon north carolina. as you may know, i recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia. i tried to power through it, but even i had to admit that maybe a few days of rest would do me good. clinton suffered a fainting spell this sunday. trump show dr. oz the results of his medical exam. while trump himself admits he could drop a few pounds,
were comments made by the mayor of london, boris johnson we will have to interrupt you. president obama and british prime minister david cameron david cameron live from london. barack has been president more than seven years. i have been prime minister nearly 60 years. our countries have been working together through some of the most troubled global times. we faced the aftermath of the banking crisis, they need to create jobs and our economies, new threats to our security from russia to the rise of islamist terrorists. and huge global challenges like climate change. through it all, the partnership between the nations has never been more important. when 70 years ago last month winston churchill first described the special relationship, it was not merely an expression of friendship, it was a way of working together. it was about kindred spirits who share the same values and so often the same approaches to the many issues we face. ist as our predecessors, it true for barak