points the nasdaq advanced. and that had been in total breakdown mode at the opening. i would love to tell you this rebound is for real and you should be buying stocks hand over fist. but even after today s recovery, people are still scared that s the operative term for this market they re afraid that something is dreadfully wrong or else this stock market wouldn t be plummeting or trading so radically like this. when guest after guest, and bank chief after bank chief and ceo after ceo tells us that the fundamentals are sound the investors figure the sellers either must know something that they don t, or maybe the federal reserve is clueless as it prepares to raise interest rates again, which is even more frightening. you know, you always try to analogize when you try to explain things so i have to tell you something. my wife always tells me that i should never tell her to relax because she says she is agitated for good reason. that s how many feel about the stock market righ
escaping interest a photo shoot roaming in a stairwell as these men try to secure it. this feels like the dumbest thing we ve ever done in how did they catch this real-life detroit tiger? and we do say good morning, america. and as always, a lot to get to this tuesday morning. donald trump making headlines again. the cameras following him not for the campaign, jury duty. following him everywhere. he took questions on the courthouse. was not picked for the jury but a brand-new poll out this morning shows him the pick of republican voters right now. he is pulling away from the rest of the gop field. we ll talk about that a little bit later. but we have right now that severe weather, reported tornado, hail, damaging winds and ginger tracking it all. hey, good morning. the picture behind me comes from just south and east of denver and there were tornadoes reported in colorado yesterday including this one in mississippi too so more than 50 reports of severe weather. th
terrorist attack reports say the bomber just returned from libya and france s foreign minister said he had also been a serial. british prime minister teresa meares in the terrorist level too critical. she details the threat late yesterday. this means that their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely, but that an attack may be adamant. maria: cities across the world paid tribute to the attack. the eiffel tower. we take you live to manchester coming out. the tarmac at newark airport at newark airport. the plane s engine caught fire overnight. the five passengers in group were forced to evacuate in the airport was shut down. uber pays up with the company meeting at underpaid drivers over the past two years. it will cost them millions now. features syndicated markets will open higher. dow industrials expected to be up about 11 points. nasdaq, s&p 500 this morning. in europe, mixed performances of 15 points. in a show overnight, gains across the board fracti
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