And fan are flying high. It is friday, it is july 19th fbn am starts right now. For a minute i thought that heat outside took the music out of the show but it is back and hot outside. Welcome everybody to fbn am and good morning im cheryl casone. Did you have a great birthday . Good morning after the big day. Good morning everybody happy friday im lauren simonetti. Lets take a look at how money folks is moving on this friday. The heat so on for the markets look at this. The dow is up 108 in the premarket and looking for the rate cut and nasdaq is up 35. Officials saying they might act fast in cutting rates and yield on tenure treasury up two basis points 2. 04 . As we were talking about more develops overnight with iran lets fake a look at oil right now. We are high per were at 5585 thats a gain of 55 cents. Stocks in asia closing out the week. In the green look at this nikkei in japan gaining 2 other markets 9 . Imf and in u. K. Green across the screen over in europe. Lets get to our
time for a variety of crimes, including auto theft. he was in the same prison as the aurora theater shooting mass killer james holmes, and their paths crossed. at the colorado state penitentiary in canyon city, special attention was made to keep the theater gunman apart from the other prisoners. by chance, james holmes and mark daniels came face-to-face last october after a guard s radio battery died. in a letter to cbs 4, daniels asked us to contact his father who would speak for him. i asked about the allegation that guards were in on the attack. i would have to say they would have had to turn the cheek for a couple minutes for him to get a hold of him. reporter: documents we obtained say daniels punched holmes on the back and on the top of his head. daniels responded this is your fault, you control the doors, i don t. but the director of prisons told no truth to daniels claims of i would say it s an allegation that offender daniels actions. reporter: daniels has
with this system. good morning to you, i m rahel so you have got the brunt of the storm actually off to the solomon. eyewitness news cameras south, mid-atlantic, it is caught salt trucks loading up cold enough off our way, at the penndot yard at oregon helping to support the light snow. last night, so far, no major couple every things play into problems to report on the the fact, won t see much roads. now shall meisha is keeping an accumulation, a, it is not a eye on them, but we begin with strong storm, b, we generally katie for the latest on the adjust to have such a warm snowfall. katie, so far just sort every grounds, that it is having seeing wet roads? difficult time sticking and absolutely, really the case at this point, guys. so what we can eventually accumulating. coating to 2 inches, generally expect here is that this will be winding down toward the region wide, that s primarily afternoon, but we are sort of on your unpaved surfaces, your in the quote unquote thi
on cbs. back on this night and you re going to say this was an amazing evening. we have come too far to stop now. we ve got to keep going. in november. the people when we stand together will be victorious. we are going to win theination, and we are going to turn this country around. for me. i hope you will fight for, i love you. get out and vote, vote, vote, vote! > pelley: good evening. i m scott pel weour super tuesday team. norah o donnell, elaine quijano, charlie rose, anthony maschieffer presiding over our political panel with peggy reporter: nearly half of the delegates needed to capture the republican nomination were up ay third of the delegates needed for the democratic nomination. pelley: let s have a look at the republicans. trump has won georgia, alabama, virginia, tennessachusetts. cruz wins texas and oklahoma. reporter: and take a look at the democratic side. hillary clinton has won georgia,abama, tennessee, arkansas, and texas. and bernie sanders, hi
trying to find a way to settle this right here. reporter: joining this march with someone else in mind. i am a mother. i have a son. this is going to mean something to him one day. as the crowd moved, the police blocked the flow of traffic to ensure safety, they said, but they did not block the no of the march. protesters screamed for justice. tell me what you want, really want. justice. reporter: larry jones describes what that would look like this him. hopefully we get justice and also [indiscernible] he be penalized. the police tell me there march. reporter: back to you. adam owens live, thank you for the update. late today, the police released portions of the radio traffic from yesterday s shooting. this was the call for assistance moments after the officers radio shots fired. backside of the house. white house,. [indiscernible] you can see me from brag street. about 1 1/2 minutes later you can hear an officer [gunfire] 20-year-old black male,