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high. and the s&p 500 is about 20 points away from a record close. gold and oil also rallied. the fed s stess tests on banks shows ally financial was the only firm that might not be able to withstand a deep recession. the other 17 banks passed. goldman sachs and morgan stanely were near the bottom. pandora is still in tune with wall street. the company reported a $14-million loss after the close, but sales are up 54%, and the ceo is stepping down. the stock rallied 19% last night. there is the sound of the bell, and larry shover of sfg alternatives is ready to get the day going. what is your prediction, larry, on today s jobs numbers? > > right now i am expecting 7.9%, unchanged on unemployment rate. about 163,000 adds to that number. > what do you make of the bank stress test? > > well, the stress test basically came out as expected, nothing really beat the surface that caused any kind of angst to anybody, especially because the market action we saw yesterday, nobody really
able to effectively lead the bureau. this is stunning. the president just fired the man who is leading an investigation into the trump campaign and whether it colluded with russians in rigging the u.s. presidential election. jeff zeleny is out front at the white house. joseph, nobody seemed to have any idea that this was coming. reporter: indeed, erin. this was a very closely kept credit at the white house. i m told only a handful of top advisories knew this was coming. i am told moments ago that the president himself has been considering this, been thinking about this for at least a week. did not necessarily have the rational when they first started talking about but then asked the attorney general and the deputy attorney general to look for that rational and that explanation. and that is what we got this afternoon. the timing of this, of course, so interesting, erin because the russian investigation front and center, it is one of the things that aggravates this presiden
experts on deck. a precedent-setting ruling in oklahoma, high profile drugmaker blame for contributing to the opioid crisis. what does it mean for thousands of other pending lawsuits. katherine herridge is here is an update into the investigation into the investigators, federal prosecutors nearing a decision whether to invite andrew mccabe and could we be days from the doj inspector general report on those fisa applications and warrants. welcome to fox news at night, we start with mike emanuel with the latest on trade negotiations with china. a whirlwind weekend at the summit. a high-stakes standoff between donald trump and the chinese and the bumpy ride in financial markets. a positive sign, the vice premier saying we are willing to resolve the issue through consultation and cooperation and calm attitude and oppose the escalation of the trade war. donald trump is back in the white house arriving there this evening, he expressed some optimism in this china trade dispute.
A Bennington judge accepted a plea deal that sends habitual offender Robert Billings to jail for 3-7 years plus full restitution to all his home improvement fraud victims.