user: US markets join global rally as oil surges
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are closing out their first weekly gain in four weeks, led by a surge in energy and technology stocks.

Oil stocks soared Friday after the price of crude jumped 9 percent, clawing back more of the ground it has lost since the beginning of the year.

Apple led a broad rally in tech shares, posting a gain of 5 percent. Microsoft and Facebook also rose sharply.

American Express sank 12 percent after issuing a weak earnings forecast for this year and next.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 210 points, or 1.3 percent, to 16,093.

The Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose 37 points, or 2 percent, to 1,906. The Nasdaq composite climbed 119 points, or 2.7 percent, to 4,591.
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The Dow Jones industrial average gained about 200 points within the first minutes of trading.
Pregnant woman shot at Thanksgiving dinner gives birth
ALBERTVILLE, Ala. – Authorities say a north Alabama woman has given birth after being shot during a Thanksgiving dinner gathering.

Marshall County District Attorney Steve Marshall says the woman gave birth by Caesarean section, and mother and child are doing OK.

Marshall tells al.com that the man suspected in the shooting, the woman's estranged husband, died on Saturday.

Albertville police say the man shot his wife more than once during a Thanksgiving dinner gathering and then turned the gun on himself. The woman was eight months pregnant at the time.

Police say the man had been invited over for the holiday.

Authorities haven't released any names in the shooting.
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Authorities say a north Alabama woman has given birth after being shot during a Thanksgiving dinner gathering.
Building a Better Egg
Bart Slaugh, quality assurance and laboratory director, held a hen at Eggland's Best's hen house in Kennett Square, Penn. For over 10 years the company has tried to get a lot more calcium into egg, but has so far failed. Calcium in feed tends to end up mostly in eggs shells. Scott Lewis for The Wall Street Journal
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Sales of eggs that tout various attributes like extra omega-3s, organic, and cage-free and are on the rise. The largest seller of these 'specialty eggs,' as they are known in the industry, is Eggland's Best.
He beat cancer, then it took his wife and son
Jay Siltzer survived cancer, twice—but years later, the disease took both his wife and his young son away from him. The WLOS morning news anchor was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 1999; he beat it, but it returned, and doctors told him the chemotherapy he needed would make it hard to have children.

He married his then-girlfriend, Kelly, in 2000, and after trying to have a baby for years, they adopted Malachi, a 1-year-old from Ethiopia whose mother had died.

When the boy was 3, Kelly was diagnosed with a rare type of leukemia, and she died three years later, in 2014. Then, last November, Malachi got a headache.

The North Carolina second-grader ended up being diagnosed with a brain tumor, and fought through two brain surgeries and chemotherapy. But the cancer came back and spread, and last week, the 8-year-old died.

Hundreds attended his funeral, WLOS reports. Now, Siltzer says, "I think it's clear why [Kelly] went first—to be there for him." He adds that Malachi "was confident that he was going to heaven, and he knew he was going to see his mom there." Siltzer took his Facebook posts about his adventures with Malachi over the years and turned it into an e-book, The Book of Malachi, which he self-published after Kelly died and while Malachi was already fighting brain cancer.

But "don't feel sorry for any of us," the book says. "This book is not about sorrow, but rather the joy and laughter that arise from everyday life. Malachi has brought me unending happiness through his outrageousness." (A family has lost three children to the same inherited disease.)

This article originally appeared on Newser: Cancer Kills Wife and Son of Two-Time Cancer Survivor
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assistant: Jay Siltzer survived cancer, twice—but years later, the disease took both his wife and his young son away from him.