Positive territory here by the closing bell. Volume is lighter than usual. A lot of asian markets closed, western markets. Many are waiting for the start of earnings season. Fargo first. Lls perhaps investors will be forgiven of money misses but it is the commentary at any kind of planning we are looking forward to hearing from these different ceos. Romaine you brought up the idea of the banks kicking off earnings season. A pretty strong route in financials today. Index down about 4 . The regional index down more than 6 on the day. When you overlay that with some of the concerns here that whatever sort of economic beound we may get may not Strong Enough in the way that some investors may have wanted. Scarlet earlier about earnings. Sherry in terms of earnings, i do think there are traditional tools in the traditional toolbox that analysts will be looking towards in addition to corporate identity. The traditional things are going to be balance sheets. Thisve heard a lot about over the l
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firefighters rescued a woman trapped in an area still standing. at least nine people were saved after the collapse, but there are still people unaccounted for, and the authorities say that the building has to be demolished soon. adrienne broaddus, what are people saying about the demolition? they are standing outside of the building, rahel, they are saying save our friends and family, and keep the building standing. they are using the voice to appeal to officials as folks handling the demolition are trying to determine the exact timing of it. and a man said he heard from his cousin hours before the collapse. listen in. my cousin said that he had just came home at 5:00, and he was tired, and when he get up, he is coming to the family gathering. so like three hours or more after that, the building collapsed, and we have not seen my cousin brandon covin since then, and his clothes are hanging up in the closet right there if you can see it. it is still hanging, and the clothe
but that is where in cnn s ed lavender is in texas right now. ed, what do we know about this arrest? reporter: well, we know this arrest took place in a small town of cut and shoot, texas, which is about 10 to 11 miles north of where we are here in the cleveland area of texas, which is about an hour s drive north of houston. so, in the four days that francisco oropesa has been on the run from law enforcement, he has not traveled a great distance. and i think what we have seen over the last couple of days with patrols in the area, there was always this inclination, this thinking, that this suspect perhaps didn t travel very far from this area, even though fbi officials were saying earlier today, they have been following every possible lead in connecting with law enforcement contacts here in the state and across the country and even across the border. because this suspect is a mexican national, that concern has always been that perhaps he was figuring out some way of getting