Of having its own one ton of oh by ignore it hundreds of its citizens held us terror suspects in camps in syria. This is all we can hear on t. V. The latest news on a roundup of the big stories of the paul 7 days of our. Well lets head straight to frogs where demonstrators tolls through the streets for a 2nd consecutive weekend setting fire to vehicle smashing shops and banks over security bill which could stop the public from filming the Police Officers responded with tear gas and more than 60 protesters were arrested nationwide while several police were injured shot a tube and ski reports from the french capital. Well you can probably see behind me its already getting pretty clear in paris was burning 6 and you can hear the tear gas thats being left all 4 were in the middle of it at the moment and. Streaming the weve already seen clashes between the police and the protesters at the very start of this protest police being pelted with the room next with close portals with pink paint. T
Alphabet seeing outsized gains and treasury yields are under pressure giving back some of their recent pop, thats weighing on the financials the Kbw Bank Index is down around 3 with 59 minutes left in the session, banks one of the few decliners, sara, broader markets ripping up. We have a great lineup of guests over the next two hours to help make sense of the election, the market and your money. In just a few moments Guggenheims Scott Minerd will join us with his take on the rally and later we will hear from long time pharma exec fred hassan about the impact of the election on health care, those stocks zooming higher, plus kyle bass with a take on what all this means with the u. S. Relationship with china and bob diamond will weigh in on the banks. Lets get straight to the market rally that is happening. Mike santoli tracking all the action. You see a move like this, its very sudden, very dramatic in response to a widely watched known catalyst and you have two things, one is whats the
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