legal
for medical purposes.
Tilray shares were up
7%, and
Aprhia shares gained
5%.

Oil companies in Colorado rose
after voters rejected a ballot measure that would have limited
drilling and fracking in the state, particularly within the
prolific Denver-Julesburg Basin. Shares of
Anadarko Petroleum and
Noble Energy both
jumped more than 7%.

With fewer near-term expansionary
fiscal measures likely, according to analysts, the
dollar fell against a basket of currencies. Treasury
yields slipped, with the 10-year down 1.5 basis points to
3.2%.

Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is
expected to keep monetary policy steady at a meeting Thursday.
The central bank increased its benchmark interest rate by 25
basis points to 2.25% in September, and has signaled the next
hike could come in December.

Earnings season continued, with
BMW reporting a 24% drop in net profits in the third
quarter.
21st Century Fox posted a rise in profits, but disappointing
sales.
Disney, which on
Tuesday received approvalSteve Watson

Infowars.com

June 28, 2011

In comments betraying a new found freedom to express his real opinions once again, Keith Olbermann of all people is leading a charge to have TSA head John Pistole fired in the wake of a series of shocking incidents culminating in an elderly cancer sufferer being forced to remove an adult diaper by agents as part of security check.

Naming John Pistole his “worst person in the world”, on his Monday Countdown show on Current, Olbermann relayed his thoughts on the incident:

“She is in a wheelchair and after the TSA agents pat Ms. Reppert down and insist her daughter remove her mother’s adult diaper, which was used, the mother is stoic and cooperative.” Olbermann stated.

“The daughter bursts into tears. So now the TSA agents have to