Elizabeth it happened right across harvard street on the sidewalk here in brookline. Police say the 37yearold firefighter put a homeless man in the hospital. There are two sides to every story joe ward apparently did not want to share his side with us tonight. According to the Police Report obtained by fox 25, ward lives in this multifamily building in dorchester. When nobody answered his door a neighbor told us he was likely in the unit below. No comment. Reporter ward doesnt have to face us but he will have to face a judge for what happened late sunday night. Brookline police say ward severely beat a homeless man because the man didnt order his burrito fast enough. Your reaction may be similar to the ones we heard. Under no circumstances should another human being treat another human being like that. To hear that from a up a homeless person is disconcerting. Reporter ward berated homeless man inside the restaurant and attacked him outside. One witness says ward pushed, punched and ki
to move this market higher. we ll look at that coming up, maria. and once again, of course, it s a lot of fed induced buying. today we re talking to former federal reserve governor kevin warsh weighing in on whether the stimulus measures are actually keeping inflation too low. his take on whether the fed might dial it back. all right. let s get you caught up on the markets. how they re trading today. it has been a gradual rise higher all day. we re sitting near the highs right now. the dow up 120 points. it was 132-point gain. we need to get around 14,865 to get an all-time high. we re not there. we are there let s see. for the nasdaq it s a 12-year high. got to keep all these records straight here. the nasdaq any second now we ll show you the nasdaq, i think. there we go. up 33 points at 3312. a 12-year high. you can see sideways action for the last couple hours. there s the s&p. 1595 is right about at t all time high, previous all time high. we re waiting to see if we
response. is this a sign that more stimulus is priced in? take a look. we ll talk about this here as we go into this segment. here is the response. you see at 2:00 the markets started moving higher. we were down about 50u6 plus points and now in decline of 19. this after it looks like the fed is in kleined toward more quantitative easing. not much of a response there, or is it? the nasdaq back in positive territory, and the s&p is now positive as well for the first time today with a gain of 2 points at 1415. with many translating the fed minutes saying fairly clearly that more stimulus is more likely than not, and soaper rather than later, the market not exactly getting a huge bounce. it is coming off of the lows, let s get a reaction in the closing bell exchance. we have steve leisman and rick santelli. and liz, do you think we will see it? we have had the law of diminishing returns. if you use the stock market as a approximaty for if it s working, the impact is large. i