Nations after an investigation of alleged russian war crimes. The dow tumbles now at the low of the year. It is an ugly finish to an ugly week. Why the dow briefly dips into bear market territory as the fed works to tame inflation. A tropical depression forms in the caribbean and could hit florida as a major hurricane. The emergency just declared. Hurricane fiona targets canada. Fake report of active shooters pouring into schools across the country in the wake of the uvalde massacre. The latest today in ohio. The investigation and the panic. Party leaders draw the battle line over political agendas ahead of the midterms. Sponsorship shakeup for the super bowl halftime show. We go inside the most expensive apartment listing in america. Live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening. We begin tonight with revelations so brutal, so important and abominable that they are difficult to read. Much less, report to you at the dinner hour. It appears there are no
Came in with earnings and revenue per share but both missed the estimate and they have a lot going on Going Forward. S p capital still a buy rating but some other analysts doing much of the same. They have it at 660 from 710. Back to you. Melissa Hurricane Sandy off the coast of florida preparing to go north and sla sign the east coat with wind and rain. Adrian is here with more. Still a category one hurricane at this point in the game and sustained wind at 80 miles per hour. Moving to the north at 6 miles per hour. A little bit slower than what it was earlier today. You can see this massive system huge in size in the winfield continues to improve. Well not just a bit gusty wind at the center of the storm, but also far away from the center. Feeling some effects across florida getting in the weather from orlando back to the miami beach area. They are shortlived but with heavy rain in a short amount of time not only that, talking very gusty wind at times 40 to 50 miles per hour. Where is
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