the jupiter police releasing this video of the incident. there it goes. former governors jim douglas and james hodges tell us how a campaign manager scandal could, may affect the race and what the endorsement of a sitting governor means, if anything. plus, the fbi s lawsuit against apple is over, but is tim cook s company the big loser after the government says, ah, we don t need the tech giant s help to crack open the iphone of the san bernardino terrorist. lieutenant colonel ralph peters will tell us why this fight is far from over. meanwhile, markets jumping after janet yellen said the fed will be careful and patient in raising rates. the market liked it. the dow near session highs, up over 100 at one point. we are less than one hour away from the closing bell.n today fr liz claman, let s start the countdown. ashley: well, markets are moving higher, green across the screen. the dow up, as we said, about 84 points, the s&p and nasdaq also up nicely as is the russell,
the inquiry loses all of it done and then some. but the administration has done and the president will outline a stratified away from all the u.s. companies that do business abroad and reincorporate abroad to escape the high taxes here. already some are saying you just can t do this. in order to disincentive as companies are thinking about going abroad, but i could do something like lowering the tax rate here is that they are not tempted to do so. that is another matter. the administration taken light into its own hands and we been up for future president or future administrator down the road to haggle over the details. for now it is put in a very big damper on deals in general, and especially those that involve transactions abroad that will call for reincorporating u.s. companies. this is something on the same day we have ford motor co. want to beef up its operations in mexico. and trump said go ahead and do that. when they come back to the united states you can imagine how
For many years, Pride flags have been among the banners flown on lampposts in downtown Woodstock. But a change in the town's rules means they will no longer be allowed.