the bill nar has the blews these days he will explain why his businesses are struggling and the things that could get worse beyond that and what he s trying to do about that power lunch starts right now yes, it does the nasdaq hitting another all time high today. it s on strachan for its sixth straight day in the green. bob has more for us. modest weakness on the day. that tends to mean tech will still out perform. that s happening today. it s airlines under perform and transports and logistics companies like jb hunt and fedex tend to out perform. this has been going on since the coronavirus issue back in february and march and again you can see that happening today. ben carlson pointed this out the top ten stocks by market caps are up 10% so far this year the top 50 are up 2% but look at the bottom 50. down 39% that s not a typo. that s a huge disparity. it s true big stocks tend to be important. they always move the market. bottom line is they have never been more imp
etf s, there is no getting around their influence. let s get a check of the latest flows from etf analyst eric balchunas. the theme here is oil prices. eric: it is what everyone is talking about, a record losing streak in oil. let s look at oil in etf s. these are etf s that track oil futures. you can t track oil, you can hold the futures. let s look at the flows over the past week. shockingly to many, inflows, right? a lot of people are pouring money into these things, even though they are losing. a lot of people like to bet on the rebounds. you have uso, and here is three levers, two times and three times. all of these are taking in money. it is not a shock if you track this stuff, because you always see this. let s look back at the price of oil and the flows into these etf s. you will see the inverse correlation i am talking about. the price of oil goes down. people pile in to try to play the rebound. you see it happen over time. here is the next 1 the price of oil dropp
trump s efforts to steal the election a year ago today. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. the congressional select committee investigating the conspiracy to overthrow american self governance and the attack on the capital, have just made another huge move tonight. releasing private text messages sent from a fox news personality to the chief of staff of the former president of united states and others in the day before and during the january 6th insurrection. the texts were released in a letter to sean hannity asking that he cooperate with their investigation. you will probably remember this is not the first time hannity was featured in the investigation surrounding january six. much of that is thanks to donald trump s former chief of staff, mark meadows. back in november, meadows turned over a trove about 9000 documents. a combination of texts and emails. things that he said were not privileged. and then right before it was time to app
the day is now in police custody. authorities say the 24-year-old, dion patterson, a coast guard vet, was arrested in a condominium complex. patterson is accused of killing one and injuring four others just afternoon local time inside a waiting room in a hospital facility in midtown atlanta. gary tuchman is there. you ve been at the scene of the capture. what do you make of what police revealed and what are you learning from sources how it transpired? reporter: all right. we can give you additional information you haven t heard from the news conference. this man was captured in this waterford place condo community, gated, upscale community. because people had heard already it was likely this man was in cobb county, georgia, this is 11 miles northwest where the shooting happened, everyone was on alert. we talked to a woman inside here. we walked inside the complex and she heard two dogs barking inside loudly. they weren t stopping. she s heard them before but they kept barki
more than 450 march for our live rallies taking place in cities or new york, to nashville, to austin. of course, in parkland florida where it all started four years ago with the first march for our lives. president biden making his voice heard with these marches in the backstop, calling on congress to pass a number of reforms including an assault weapons ban. let s turn now to our nation s capital where thousands assemble to call lawmakers to take some meaningful action on gun violence. let s bring in nbc s savannah sellers now, she is live in d.c. at this rally. savannah, i will ask you first, what are you hearing at today s event there in d.c., especially with the negotiations happening in the backstop trying to come up with some gun legislation? yeah, hey, aaron, we heard a lot about that and we saw a lot about that on posters all over the place. first, let me give you a little there are scheduled to go up until two, and 2:30 pm, this was full of the way back to the mo