down 1 on the dow jones industrial average, coming back from that all-time high reached yesterday. nasdaq composite down 38 points. technology, one of the leadership groups on the downside today. and the s&p 500 also pulling back from its all-time high today with a decline today of about 14 points. get right to bob pisani who s got what is behind this dramatic trading session today. interesting day. very wide ample attitude in the dow. very heavy volumes, still settling out. but we re heading towards, not far from 4 billion shares. take a look at the dow jones industrial average. i ll make it simple for you. traders are playing both sides of the fed debate. some were latching on to the fmoc minutes, talking about the possibility of june, but most of the traders down here believe the other line. many on the fmoc wanted to wait for stronger data before tapering. still, you see the move here, ending right near the lows for the day. take a look at interest rate sensitive groups
but the defense said wait a second that was an herbal supplement and they questioned the police investigator, he admitted, we don t actually know what that was. i don t in fact know it was testosterone. whatever the substance was, it is now being tested. thomas? michelle live in pretoria, south africa. one philadelphia hospital has taken matters into its own hands to combat gun violence. temple university runs a program called cradle to grave, teens are shown the horrific effects of gunshot injuries. here s a look what goes on in the room. a warning for those with young kids with them watching tv, this is going to be pretty intense. lamont came in that night and was on this very same stretcher. and the first thing we need to do is find out where all of the bullet wounds are. we took clamps like this to try to close up those holes quickly because all of the blood and fluid we were giving him was just coming right out his heart.
michel michelle, the prosecution again hammered the athlete in court bringing up the testosterone and needles found in his home by those that were searching it and also questionable ammunition. tell us how the defense was responding to those charges of what was found in the apartment. reporter: well, they, the defense hammered the police as well. we should say, they don t know in fact that that was testosterone found in his home but we ll get to that. we had a chief police investigator on the stand and he said that night, the night of the murder, early valentine s day morning, to be precise, pistorius would have had to walk down a 23-foot long hallway and go inside the bathroom and fire through the door of an enclosed toilet four times. he said he would have been wearing his prosthetic legs because the trajectory of the bullets was at a downward angle and all of the bullet holes were fairly high in the door. pistorius, in his account of that night said he was not
questions to her. she said she s doing much better thank you. and you could see it in her face. the big smile. the two of them as well as the palace, as much as they ve tried to maintain their privacy, i mean who wouldn t want privacy during this obviously, have been very gracious to the press. the palace has released a number of statements and both william and kate have sort of given indications even if it s just in their expression on how they re feeling and how they re doing. thomas? again, a lot of well wishers around the globe want to see nothing but the best for them. michel michelle, thank you very much. i appreciate it. how changing demographics is changing the gop strategy. and almost a near unanimous vote in the senate to stop the lunacy. does that make me crazy, does that make me crazy fifteen bucks on rollback. wow! that s a savings of over 29 bucks!
ivans, an agent who went missing from his home last week. he s being described as suicidal and could be carrying a handgun. police don t think he s a threat to anyone else but himself, but they re urging the public not to approach him if they see him. days after revealing that the nation s largest bank lost $2 billion in risky investments, jpmorgan has its first casualty. the chief investment officer retiring after more than 30 years. over the weekend ceo jamie dimon gave a mea culpa of his own. it was a stupid thing that we should never have done but we re still going to earn a lot of money this quarter. it isn t like the company is jeopardized. we hurt ourselves and our credibility, yes, and that we ve got to fully expect and pay the price for that. may not be enough. a former government watch dog on the bank bailout says dimon should resign from the new york federal reserve board. elizabeth warren says the move would shore up public trust which is still rattled from