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defense lawyer and i've done criminal defense, too, what if he's found not guilty, you're going to let him walk? >>'swalk, i'm a former prosecutor as well. . 100% of the terrorists tried in the-- >> so this is a-- >> wait a minute, why does he get the same rights as american citizens? why? >> why should he? >> well, he is charged with conspiracy, he wasn't on the battlefield. he wasn't a combatant at the time. >> sean: he's on the field with bin laden, i've got video he evidence of it. >> we'll put him away behind bars. >> sean: put the picture up again. he's got a picture of a gun standing next to bin laden, that's not the battlefield. >> he will never get out of jail, mark my words. >> i feel so great. >> and mr. terrorist, you have the right to remain silent, anything you say can be used. and by the way, it if you can't afford an attorney, the american taxpayers will pay for you. and next on nanny mayor michael bloomberg's ban on large drink. the state supreme court, he's not happy about it, may throw soda. >> this is not a joke, it's about real lives. >> sean: yeah, bet ear not drink a 32 ounce s

let's go live to mobile5's ken bastida, who spoke to the man behind this light show. ken. >> reporter: paul deanno is right. the weather is changing by the mynheer. patrick and i just noticing the wind kicking up. you're going to be out along the waterfront tonight, bundle up. it will be worth it because as you say tonight is the night. this has taken a while. this is conceptualized about 2.5 years ago. they went through the permitting process and then had to find a company willing to string the lights. they had to come up with money, about $6 million, and still need another $2 million to finish the project. leo villareal is the artist. and he is excited because tonight is the night. >> i have spent a lot of time looking at it close up far away. >> reporter: after years of planning, installing and programming, it is finally opening night. >> this piece will be seen by 50 million people over two years so it has a tremendous audience. >> reporter: in a city virtually synonymous with golden gate, artist leo villareal is about to turn a unique spotlight on the other bridg

let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. david: 30 seconds ago the s&p futures closed, let's goack to larry at the pit for the cme. any indication what will happen tomorrow? >> the indication is we will have probably more of the same. i think people will keep their hands in their pockets until we see the direction. a very close attention, not too far away. april the eighth, kicked off the earnings season. people are taking some to be safe. david: seems like we just ended the earnings season. good to see you, my friend, thank you very much. liz: we have to look at shares of diamond foods. let's get to nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what is going on? nicole: you can think of emerald nuts. also pop secret popcorn, kettle chips. they came out with their quarterly number with a good profit. -@second-quarter profit. expectations slightly lower, but their numbers missed the analyst estimates, they're not sales have been to the downside while they made it through the scandal, they have these other issues like operating expenses they face. plus getting enough wal-mar

let's go back to san jose and kpix 5's don who's at the scene with the latest shooting voing a police officer. don. >> officers on the scene tonight looking over this investigation. obviously they're going to stay here for some time trying to figure this out. it's kind of one of those sad situations where you have something that begins almost as an inok would you say confrontation between a police officer and a suspect ed ending up in violence in a neighborhood with several police cars and a suspect shot dead. let's take a look at the video. >> what began as a solo officer chasing a suspect ended up with multiple police cars chasing and ultimately shooting the suspect. it began about 2:30 in the afternoon according to san jose police sergeant jason dwyer with what an officer decided was a dprooifr acting suspiciously. when he approached the car dwyer say it is car sped off and later when the officer caught up with him, the driver rammed the mri police car. that brought other officer into the chase. >> during that pursuit the initial pursuing officer's car is disabled. he has to drop o

let's go to the cme. all right. let's go back. i mean really, you always tell me. it's not about the dow. it's about the s&p.hat is the true handle on the market. we are so close. that's true bull that we need for the rest of the year. >> at dawn of the rest of the year, but certainly i am considering that old adage. we keep climbing so much. we do a point here, a point there. the dow does five to 50 points. the markets are locked into this bull trend. they don't seem to want to give it up. the economic data keeps coming up with better and better. cheryl: you know, have to say. most market watchers will say that there is going to be a bit of a pullback. the question is when. that many correction, big correction coming in the next month, four months, five months. >> that is why it may go away. right now anybody that has waited for the pullback, where are they? they're still in cash. they have not had a pullback since dec. 31st, and that has been the problem. there is not that big break for them to come in on. cheryl: let's go over to the nymex. i was just talking about it at the top of the show, looking at th

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let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. liz: the s&p futures are closing right now, let's goack to todd in the pits of the cme. >> they close a little bit soft, i would look for tomorrow to see the action pretty much on both sides of unchanged. tomorrow will be totally focused looking for friday's job number but it is a little bit soft and we close near the lows of the afternoon. liz: all right, we will see what happens tomorrow. that is interesting movement, we will watch it closely. david: shares of johnson controls rallied today. nicole petallides o on the floor the new york stock exchange, why the rally? nicole: talk about auto parts and the like, are they selling, today retained jpmorgan to help them with this or not? this is one of the reasons why we saw this stock jump in this fashion move into this annual high they had retained jpmorgan in order to sell their automotive segment. there was a pr wire that came out afterwards they actually disputed that fact and noted they issued this statement, contrary to a wire service story released earlier today, johnson controls di

s&p less than 20 points away now from its all-time interday high. than far from its closing high. so for more on what's going on, let'so to jackie deangelis, the host of "huchs now." >> that's right -- "futures now." >> that's right. the real question we have to ask is, is the s&p next stop 1,600? how should you play it? we have anthony grizame at the nymex. is it too far too fast for you, or are you comfortable with the pace? >> i thought it was too far too fast 100 points ago. i'm going to stop fighting it. we've had positive numbers in retails sales, jobs numbers. and the economy is growing overall. plus you have q.e. i'm not going fight this. i think we get to 1,600 in the next couple of weeks. i would rather look for a correction to buy than look for a top is sell. >> jim, you've been buying on the way up. for those who missed the rally, should they be holding their noses and buying, or are theren tree points they should be watching to get into the market. >> i think if you're time horizon's short, you can hold your nose and buy it. i think we'll challenge the highs, the interday highs. we may want to challenge t

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we're going to cut it short, because we've got some breaking news and it all has to do with the market right now. >> and in fact, let's check the s&p. we have half an hour to go before the s&p, and right now, the number we need to close above is 1565.16 and right now, we are above it. so we'll see. let's just close the market right now. be done with it. >> why not, sure. i know traders who would want to do that. and we've forgotten about the dow completely, but it only needs to be up 33 points to hit a new all-time high, which it's been doing regularly, and it's in that territory as well. coming up, we'll hear from someone who says the fed will start scaling back on its stimulus measure this june. find out if that will send this to a screeching halt. >>> in the sports business world ahead, tiger woods is about to reclaim his status as the number one golfer in the world. he's even getting some positive press on the personal side disclosing his relationship with skier lindsey vonn. and we're not just talking about nike, we're talking about participation and tv ratings which are already changing. tiger's win at doral earlier this mo

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tonight for us is there there we go now all you feel hello again is all here all right let's throw the sequester the age of austerity the sequester kicks in the c.e.o.'s says this is going to cut g.d.p. growth and we had a really healthy g.d.p. growth this is the gold standard was the one nine hundred fifty s. sixty's seventy's those three decades were the three decades that all saw over three. average g.d.p. growth every every year of every decade. had been estimating two percent for this year now the same with the sequester will be one point four percent that's losing a million jobs how is that a good thing you're nodding your head saying well i think it's a great example of why i'm a broken record here you know this tom why we need more women in office because you know guys run for office because they see it as a pathway for power and so what we're seeing is a bunch of partisan chest thumping about who's going to flinch first it's ridiculous if we had more women in congress right now tom we would not be seeing this kind of ridiculous counterproductive stuff that impacts women and children disproportionately to men and as you pointed out is very ver

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we have upper 50's to low 60's in many areas and let to mid 50's at the coast and more sunshine the further south you go today. tonight, we have clouds with the rain becoming steady with temperatures in the mid-40's to low 50's. this system has a little bit of warm air ahead of it and we will have cloud cover so we will have temperatures the same as yesterday. when the cold front rolls in we will have the unsettled weather today through thursday. now, what is going on, you can see by noon, clouds are increasing by 5:00, and the extreme north bay, northwest corner, sonoma county is getting light-to-moderate rain headed down to the bay at 7:00 and in the east bay valley and the south bay by 9:00. notice we have steady rain through tomorrow morning and it becomes more showery in nature in the afternoon and in the evening hours. overnight, wednesday, it looks to be quiet, and, then, thursday, the sun comes ups instability, showers develop and the snow is developing around mount hamilton. now, we will talk about rainfall amounts and you can see wherever the blue is, that is up to 1" and the darkest blue is m

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s f clean. give it up for all the kids. good job. thank you everybody. let's go giants.great game. good afternoon. thank you >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is represent in a

let's go through some of the names or big drags on the s&p. the worst performers. resources. how the charts change. they go from the opposite direction. this is what we have. natural resources gaining $0.55 last night. this one lost 51%. 51 percent in the first two months of 2013. j.c. peak. could it get more depressing? these poor guys. ron johnson, ceo, mrs. loesser -- missive after misses. liz: okay. bring in the pan. cheryl: this is the story. unbelievable. cheryl: it is really, frankly sad. who else can do that but you. anyway. peabody energy down 21%. there is your year to date chart. carmen down 19%. you know, one of those stories. there is peabody. carmen is one of the stories, very popular five or six years ago and now it's not. finally, united states steel. this one down 18%. so watch a lot of these stories. analysts come on your show all the time and say come and pick stocks, get in there. the second quarter will be interesting to see if it will be truly a stock picker's market because as you can see, you might have been okay in the first quarter of 2013,

let's move on. let's go back, you know, our crack producers here on "way too early" have dug up some stuff. los angeles resident will ferrell endorsing city councilman eric garcetti for l.a.'smayor. fofrnlg >> for years it was known if you me messed with eric, you messed with myself. years later, when i joined the air force to fly c1 cargo planes, it was eric who said why are you doing that? you're afraid of planes and 31 years old. good advice. eric was always there for me. now it's time for eric garcetti to be there for los angeles. >> it was good news last night for garcetti. the results of the primaries cast garcetti and wendy greuel as candidates for mayor. i will be covering this story closely. they will be duking it out. >> you're relocate together west coast? >> anything that happens on the west coast, i'm just there. >> nice. >> the weather is a lot better. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," bill is my hero. >> did someone change the prompter on you? >> your tweets, texts and e-mails next. who did that? [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power

. >> let's go to cyprus now and a country that is near to it, and that is turkey. that is a country that you like going into the future. >> yeah, we saw s&p upgraded their sovereign debt today, improving environment there. we think people are starting to recognize what solutions turkey provides for european corporates, a very skilled, large, young work force. that has the ability to manufacture cars and white goods and all kinds of other things for those european countries. it's almost like greece without being part of the euro. they've got a lot of great advantages including their demographics. and it would be a place we'd definitely have on our radar gre screen. >> you said the way to play china is through hong kong. why? >> the shanghai exchange is not an appropriate place for people to invest. it's dominated by very low-quality companies. hong kong over the last 20 or 30 years has proven itself for the best gateway into china. the companies are well regulated, well vetted, well run and good at getting earnings to the bottom line. >> david readle, we'll leave it there. thank you very much. >>> still to come on the program, it's the q

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s f clean. give it up for all the kids. good job. thank you everybody. let's go giants. let's go mustangs have a great game. good afternoon. thank you >> welcome to our regular rules committee meeting for thursday, march 21st, 2013. i am supervisor norman yee and i will be chairing this meeting. to my left is supervisor malia cohen and to my right is supervisor london breed. the clerk today is linda wong. and the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgtv, nona and craig burk will be doing the recording of each of these -- of this meeting and make the transcript available to the public online. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. please make sure to turn off all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 2nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, good. if committee members don't mind, i'd like to take item 4 out of order as the first item. can you please call ite

s&p, 1565. we're a couple points off it right now. liz: let's goo nicole down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow is heading free and clear for an all-time high once again. the s&p is shy of its high. what is behind the momentum today? >> it clearly shows momentum, i'm glad you used that word because that is earn certainly part of it. four weeks of gains. last week we had a losing week. the dow was down two points. that was a breather and we continue the run. the dollar is around the unchanged line. up 10 points and testing new highs. david: let's get knity and gritty with new stocks. start with netflix, that comeback kid on continues to roll on, right? >> absolutely. we got positive comments from pacific crest saying that they're the behemoth in the video streaming sector. so clearly a winner. liz: let's talk about some auto supplier stocks. kind of a left side trade, right side but not front door. right now they're seeing a big rally. >> right. that is on a report from jd power issuing a strong outlook because poor u.s. auto sale

s. [mosquito] >> bill: this is drones? is that what is going on there? >> so many domestic drones. like i said, let's smoking the bad guys instead of hovering them over the countryside in the middle of america. >> bill: all right, miller, everybody is talking about president obama golfing with tiger woods and you say? [sweeper] >> the guys on tv here -- sorry, bill, dick morris with the leaf blower outside. i can hardly hear you. [ laughter ] >> tiger woods, president obama, go. >> sorry. i was just dreaming about going through europe with john kerry. they must feel like they're bringing stonehenge to them. [ laughter ] it's just nice to see obama actually hook a ball behind some shrubbery and blame an actual bush for once. that's what i'm happy about. i don't mind if he goes golfing. i wish he would stay golfing. it's when he is done golfing that i have trouble. tiger said he was a good putter. that surprises me because in real life it seems to me he is always asking for gym mys. i guess some days you are out there on the course, billy. the hole just looks as big as the area whereby deb's brain is s

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let's go back to nicole. the s, the worries about europe and the euro and the like, we still watch our markets right here at home. and it's very-- and the s&p 500 right now, 1557, but the numbers to watch, folks, with the record closing highs, 1565. that was set in october of 2007. so was the record intraday high, 1576. so, we'll be watching both of those numbers very closely to see if we break through. let's take a look, also at sonic, sonic came out with the quarterly report. the stock is at a new annual high and charts back to 2008. the critics raised their price target from 11, 9.50. an underperform rating. that's not too good. and the sales forecast in the low single digit range and flat comp sales. and lazard raised the price target and a buy rating and confidence in the company's full outlook. mixed bag as far as the analyst calls, but the stock is at a new high. charles: when margin expand stocks typically go up. thank you, nicole. take a look at one of the cloud plays that took a hit. i think the hit was e

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let's see what's going to happen in tomorrow's session. let's start with jordan from lowery research. jordan, your first. 30 seconds. go for it. >> it seems like the chances of new highs in the sn the days ahead appears very likely. largely because the strength of the market at this point, it's showing a lot of participation in this advance. the only concern we have at this point is that over in europe, there's a large amount of selling that's occurring and that that risk which is appearing in a lot of the banks spills over in the u.s. >> thank you very much. michael, how about you? all time high tomorrow? >> great to see you, sue. all time high tomorrow. we're going to grind higher. we're looking at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. there was a drawn inventory unexpectedly last week. we're seeing broad based economic recovery. you're seeing cyclicals, transports, year to date. it's go to continue to grind higher, and we're looking forward to it. >> looking fine, guys. appreciate it very much. >> energy has been a leader in this market. that is the point to keep an eye out for tomorrow morning. as it stands, the dow and all time high territory. we closed at a new high today. at 14,559, the

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let's go off the charts with time seal mour f tim seymour on this. >> down 30%, relative to the s&p sincepril 2011. if you look at the story this year, again, this is the fire sale we're talking about, even on a year over year basis, we're at new lows relative to the s&p. i think emerging is overdone. it's trading this way because there's a directionless view about china. the growth is not there, but people are not able to own commodities and they're getting it from multinationals but i do like russia here and i do think you have to make a call here that cyprus is very bad news, i think, systemically for the world to be wary of. for russia, the exposing their banking sector is very small. the rsx etf this is something that's oversold, bounced off the 200 and we're going to start to see momentum back into russia next week. here, again, i think we hold the 200. the wachs i would play russia, i think, not necessarily tethered to the old fashioned energy space, but trade mbt or vip, which is actually selling off assets in italy and parts of ofry ka and regaining a decent balance sheet here. i

s&p 500 tantalizingly close to a record close of 1565. let's get down to all the action on the trading floors. >> the important thing is we're at near triple top to the s&p 500. going back a long way. here is your 12-year chart on the s&p. there is the triple top. they're in 2000 and 2007. the march has not been even. here is your leaders in terms of the sectors at what's really been mattering. the new highs are in the consumer discretionary group. and health care. defensive names for the most part except for the consumer discretionary. the important thing, way behind. and i mean way behind. put up the financial sector here. remember twi2008? that's why we're so behind. and remember tech? we have got to go back further. remember the dot com bust? it never really hit. two sectors really lagging. there it is. long, long way back to where we were right here. rick, how's it looking in the bond market? >> i hope we're both alive the next time nasdaq hits 5,000 and i wouldn't bet on it. when it comes to interest rates, everybody saw that drop to 332,000 on initial claims. the news for traders is not that claims are going down. the news for traders would be if claims jump

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go back up. [laughter] all right. let's head back to the floor of the new york stock exchange where nicole coal petallides is standing by. >> reporter: [inaudible] broke through certain levels on the sit to go higher. but my first question is how do you feel about the fact that we're setting records and now eight record closes for the dow in a row? >> well, right now we're in a technical trading range, and with a lack of participation that we've seen in there, i don't feel bad about it at all. >> reporter: fine? >> yeah. i think we're going to touch the all-time high on the s&p 500. once we touch there, we get into unchartered territory, so there's what we call severe overhead resistance. if we consolidate around that level and punch through it, then we could certainly see 1600 in the s&p 500 really quickly. >> reporter: oh, wow. you're not talking a pullback, you're talking a breakout. >> potentially. you know me, i always hedge. >> reporter: everybody does, i mean -- >> yeah. we have to see what happens when we dote to that revel. >> reporter: i've got to stop you right here. do you think we could actually see some major selloff, that people should be nervous here. >> >> i don't t