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started to see the pharmaceutical sector taking the edge off of markets. the dow average was a little higher, the s&p was down. day, this had a good on the back of what is happening with this dollar. sessionless, a negative delivered yesterday. one of the stocks that stood out, let me show you the chart an arands had terrible after-hours session. really the fact that we had a revenue mess. yumchina recovery story for not quite as tasty. in terms of today, we are looking forward to the u.s. session. this is the percentage miss price. this is where we think the terminal expects the u.s. market to open. it looks like negative sentiment. we will not get a bounce back. u.s. futures showing at a flat open. no bounceback after yesterday s selloff. bank of japan is front and center they are keeping a record stimulus unchanged of its growing speculations the signs of a recession will press it to act towards the end of the month. the media focus turns to the press conference ....
school in pakistan. it was one of the most one of the worst attacks in a decade. the prime minister called the massacre a national tragedy. the pakistani army quickly sealed off the school, evacuating as many of the 500 students and teachers as they could. but it took more than seven hours of fighting until all the attackers were dead and the situation was fully under control. i am the physics lab assistant. we were sitting in the canteen when we saw people sitting on the wall. at first we thought they were students, but then we saw the weapons and they started firing at us, so we went in to the classroom. as soon as the firing started, our teacher told us to sit in the classroom and get our heads down. army personnel came and rescued us after it subsided. later, we saw our friends in the core doors will stop some were dead and some were injured to stop the school is run by the army. many of the pupils are children of military personnel. most of those kill ....
141 people have been killed, most of them children, after taliban militants stormed a school in pakistan. it was one of the most one of the worst attacks in a decade. the prime minister called the massacre a national tragedy. the pakistani army quickly sealed off the school, evacuating as many of the 500 students and teachers as they could. but it took more than seven hours of fighting until all the attackers were dead and the situation was fully under control. i am the physics lab assistant. we were sitting in the canteen when we saw people sitting on the wall. at first we thought they were students, but then we saw the weapons and they started firing at us, so we went in to the classroom. as soon as the firing started, our teacher told us to sit in the classroom and get our heads down. army personnel came and rescued us after it subsided. later, we saw our friends in the core doors will stop some were dead and some were injured to stop the school is ru ....
his life. right now, police trying to crack that case. we have the latest on the investigation with cheryl hurd. cheryl? well, the sources are telling us tonight that they are looking for one man in the video, and now that man from the zuniga family ehopes that now that they have something to go on that man will be arrested. reporter: the surveillance video shows four men walking many, and we are not identifying the identity of three of them, because we do not know their involvement, but you can see this one man walking back in and buying a box of flavored cigars. just $20, and to shoot a human. reporter: manny zuniga was working at the box club when he and another guard saw someone running from the store. there was no reason whatsoever for them to lean out of the car and start shooting. reporter: one or more bullets hit and killed mapny zuniga. this woman was mourning here at the memorial and she said that her son saved johnathan s life when the shooter ope ....
survived largely thanks to the indigenous people of this area p the sami. to this day many sami follow herds of free-roaming reindeer, maintaining a tradition that has helped preserve their ancient environment. but in recent years a new species has arrived p the multinational. as this video shows the floodgates are open and mining companies are being invited to europe:s far north to exploit its riches - and right across lapland a way of is being pushed to the brink. every winter vast herds of reindeer descend from the scandinavian mountains to their winter pastures in the jokkmokk region of sweden just above the arctic circle. thousands of animals converge under the watchful eyes of their sami herders. it s a pattern unchanged for centuries which now hangs in the balance. british company, beowulf mining, plans to build a giant of open pit iron ore mine, right in the middle of their winter pasture. according to environmentalist one of europe s last true wildernesses coul ....