NYSE Midday Update July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Bertha Coombs reports on the trading day from the NYSE. (CNBC)

Video shows tragic family caught in river July 18, 2011 A family of five was swept away by a rogue wave during a picnic in central India. TODAY.com’s Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

Energy Sector Sweet Spot July 18, 2011 A look at potential deal-making in natural gas, with Robert Raymond, RCH Energy. (CNBC)

LinkedIn and Pops & Drops July 18, 2011 The Fast Money traders take a look at the recent downgrade of the social networking company, and stocks set to pop today. (CNBC) Sponsored By: Helping Midsize Businesses Fuel Innovation ...

Yield Hunters: BDCs July 18, 2011 Finding yield in business development companies, with Scott Colyer, Advisors Asset Management CEO/CIO. (CNBC)

WOTS Now: Netflix July 18, 2011 Has the movie rental company reached its peak? Discussing whether the stock is a buy at this price, with Andy Hargreaves, Pacific Crest Securities, and the Fast Money traders weigh in on precious ...

Chart of the Day: BofA on the Ropes July 18, 2011 Making a case for Goldman Sachs, with Anthony Scaramucci, SkyBridge Capital, and the Fast Money traders weigh in with plays on casino and bank stocks. (CNBC)

PFT Live: Compensation for lost benefits? July 18, 2011 SportsBusiness Journal’s David Kaplan thinks the union's demand for $320 million in compensation is ridiculous and argues NFL players are not owed that kind of money. (NBC Sports)

Calif. public schools to teach gay history July 18, 2011 California becomes the first state to require public schools to teach students about the historic role of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans. KNBC’s Tony Guinard reports. (NBC News)

Reefs used as a final resting place July 18, 2011 A Georgia-based company, Eternal Reefs, lets family members integrate the cremated remains of loved ones with concrete to form artificial reefs that can be used as habitats for fish and sea life. ...

Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo wed July 18, 2011 The event will be televised later this month on TLC. Plus: J.Lo and Marc Anthony plan to divorce; Ivanka Trump has a girl. (NBC Mobile)

Microsoft to Blame for Unemployment? July 18, 2011 A look at why some are pointing the finger at some tech companies for high unemployment, with Gene Marks, Forbes and BusinessWeek and Philip Noftsinger, President, CBIZ Payroll Services. (CNBC)

Medicis CEO’s Son: Mansion's Second Death July 18, 2011 NBC’s Miguel Almaguer has the latest on the mysterious death of Medicis Pharmaceuticals CEO's girlfriend, and now his son. (CNBC) Sponsored By: Helping the first responders respond 25% ...

Uncertainty in Banking Sector July 18, 2011 Investment banks and bankers are having a hard time making money. Analysis of the U.S. banking business model, with Douglas Sipkin, Ticonderoga Securities. (CNBC)

How Traders Are Playing Selloff July 18, 2011 Advice for trading in this market, with Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Warren Meyers, DME Securities. (CNBC)

Invest in Tech Ahead of Earnings July 18, 2011 Insight on whether now is the time to invest in tech, with Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services; Roger Kay, Endpoint Technologies, and CNBC’s Jon Fortt. (CNBC)

Airline Earnings in Flight July 18, 2011 Major airlines are out to report this week. A look ahead of the results, with Helane Becker, Dahlman Rose and CNBC’s Phil LeBeau. (CNBC)

Realty Check: Homebuilder Sentiment Recovers July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Diana Olick has the data on homebuilder sentiment and closing costs. (CNBC)

Top UK Police Official Resigns, Brooks Arrested July 18, 2011 CNBC’s Kayla Tausche has the latest on James and Rupert Murdoch testifying tomorrow. (CNBC)

How much did Murdoch know about hacking? July 18, 2011 The scandal over the News of the World’s phone hacking continues to grow, and several top officials are resigning as a result. Former head of News International, Rebekah Brooks, is scheduled to ...