muted reaction to this news. europe, from a technical point of view and sentiment point of view could do with a positive close. we may or may not get that. the dax is on the flat line right now. other european markets as well. the european stoxx 50 is negative on the session. this is something the traders will pay attention to. euro-dollar is negative, the dollar is getting traction today. is flat as well versus the dollar. the lira has made gains over the last few days in anticipation that pastor brunson would be released. i find it interesting we ve not seen a bigger move around this word around this. , thisher story is pandora copenhagen listed jewelry maker, negative up until the last few days. up by 9% as we head into the close. , theck on the u.s. markets 200 day moving average for the s&p is something of a problem. that seems to have become a resistance story now. let us check on u.s. markets as well. we have the indices higher. we get to abigail doolittle for detail
the swing states will decide the presidency and we have brand new numbers. we ll tell you who has the lead where. also, wikileaks putting out a new round of hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign. while hillary clinton bashes donald trump for praising russia s president. clinton is calling va a lad putin engaging and interesting. let s get to it. first from the fox news desk, donald trump set to take the stage in a crucial battleground state of florida. a live look at the rally in lakeland, 35 miles east of tampa. along with that critical aye 4 corridor. we ll listen in when he speaks. if he picks up where he left off with his war of words this morning, this will be something else. trump is on the war path as the republican civil war escalates. he s on the twitter tirade against house speaker, paul ryan, plus the senator john mccain and dozens of gop lawmakers who have withdrawn support from him. trump tweeted, the shackles have been taken off. last night, he said he does
for all of the inland areas. areas in the upper 20s and mid-20s. a forecast advisory for everywhere except san francisco. we re getting towards the end of our cold snap. i ll let you know if you see sprinkles on monday. the possibility is there. and bigger rain during the work week. a suspect is still on the loose after police say he killed his girlfriend. officers are looking for a 22-year-old, considered armed and dangerous. we have the details. reporter: police were called to this home on south b street. they found a woman inside bleeding. unfortunately, she did not survive. minutes later the man suspected in the homicide clipped another car driving southbound on highway 101. the driver of that car followed him here to this san carlos medical facility. that s that s where police began an afternoon-long search. they mobilized two teams to sweep through the building. neighbors watched this police action. some worried about what was going on. dave morrison owns a busine
through by about 9:00, 10:00. at noontime, 40s and 50s. highs in the mid to upper 50s. the cloud cover may bring us a warmer night tonight. we re continuing to track developing news on the peninsula this morning. a suspect is on the loose after police say he killed his girlfriend. officers are looking for 2-year-old anthony kirincic. he is considered armed and dangerous. reporter: police were called to this home on south b street. found a woman that had a stab wound. reporter: minutes later, the man suspected in this homicide, 22-year-old, anthony kirincic, clipped a car on highway 101. the driver of that car followed him here to this san carlos medical facility. that s that s where police began an afternoon-long search. they mobilized two teams to sweep through the building. neighbors watched this police action. some worried about what was going on. dave morrison owns a business across the street. his employees called him wondering what they should do. they called
idea of small independent families following their own cheerful customs away from central control, who knows but whatever it is the impulse has been around for a long time. hundred years ago america faced another global pandemic, the spanish flu. then as now there was never any evidence christian holidays played a significant factor in the transmission of the virus. in 1918 it was the first world war that did it, troop movements around the world but the authorities attacked christmas anyway. beware the mistletoe, wrote the director of the ohio state health department in december of 1918. you will show your love for dad and mother, brother and sister and the rest by sticking to your own home instead of paying annual christmas visits, no celebrating, they said. science has spoken but people celebrated anyway, the human spirit persisted, the human need for fellowship and warmth and the familiar touch of other human beings, stores in 1918 remained packed with christmas shoppers.