--ps for blasting a stair owe and driving a car that's not registered to him t.t stands by the arrest and seeking a misdemeanor charge. >>> investigators say 21-year-old ran a red light before her car struck scot hicker son back in november. bar officials say they're resuing camera footage tonight to determine how long a homeless man was insid elevator shaft. this happened at 9:30 last night. the young identified victim was on top of the car along with some bedding materials. >> extremely dangerous, it's unusual and upsetting and disturbing the circumstance. >> which is usually locked shut. by the time they open the elevar door or the shaft but it was locked. >>> ten new controversial ads ruled out today on san francisco busses. aalleged four mass murder of the tag line that's -- the latest of new york american freedom initiative of the lost center as a hate group. city officials say it's not worth litigating. we are now learning that repair work of the site of a mayor water break in san francisco that's taking months to complete. that repairs could take three to

ps, you should go a little harder on the asians. [laughter] duly noted. [laughter] your freaking hilarious! you make a dull day so much brighter! now, i know it's a picture of a white girl, but i assume that's just his baby momma. [laughter] you remind me of my boy, shifty, who got locked up eight months ago. [laughter] i miss shifty. we all miss shifty. thank you for coming out. god bless you. good night. [cheers & applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting stephen] >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. [cheers and applause] folks, thank you so much. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen, you know if you watch this show, if you read the news, if you know what is going on in america there's no denying that barack obama has been a failed president. [laughter] as terrible as president obama has been, his cabinet appointments have been worse. i mean, transportation secretary ray lahood? why? because his name's got a car part in it? that's a

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the s&ps are only down eight points today. night like we had a major sell-off. i think now the casual investor and some of the money managers out there are really taking stock of the fact, no pun intend, you want to protect yourself. get some protection in the marketplace. even with the vix up 20% today, it is still pretty cheap. sandra: scott, we'll see you in a few minutes when the s&p 500 futures close. >> okay. sandra: dave, we're looking at news electronic arts announced its ceo is stepping down. also lowering by the way its current quarter guidance. stock not really getting a hit. david: just going opposite direction. kind of like when there were resume, mo the head of jcpenney hay may be leaving that led to the stock going higher. we'll see how it ends up. looks like the stock is bidding higher after-hours. let's bring in the market panel to talk about cyprus and electronic arts and everything else. john, first to you, are you surprised at the fact that the market didn't take a bigger hit on the news, on the cyprus news than it did, even though it did end

it turned out the group that only saw the performance and were unfamiliar with the ps new a great deal the emotional structure, when the emotional peaks were, they knew a great deal about the tension in the peace, and i knew a great deal about where the phrases began, just by looking. but when you saw and heard, the amount of information conveyed was more than the sum of its parts. we corroborated this later with elektra physiological measurements, skin response, the amount you sweat while listening or viewing, correlated with the musical content of the peace. -- piece. >> maybe i should pay more attention to my sweating. >> to the extent that your body movements are evocative of time and place, feelings, they are naturally becoming part of the musical stream, it would seem. >> right. interesting. you and i were speaking the other day, talking about the word he motion, which includes the word motion. -- emotion, which includes the word motion. dance music literally makes people get up and move. a lot of time, music is more contemplative, moves people in different ways. the matter with

as long as that opening is orderly, i think these s&ps are clear to go higher.t is really spectacular what is happening here. you can't not short this market. you will get run over. david: although, i'm just wondering if you're getting this and you are kind of giddy about the whole thing. it is a little over -- at least you're describing it in that sense. >> right. david: might that in itself be cause for worry? >> right. well, you know i'm, i'm seeing what's in front of me and trading off of it. if i hear like, if i go home and my neighbor is saying, how about those s&ps that is what i start to worry. sounds terrible but --. liz: what does your neighbor do? >> she's a lawyer. when i hear lawyers and doctors say, oh, yeah, i'm going long the market, i'm out. liz: yeah i hear you. i hear you. mark, so right now, before we say good-bye to you, what do you think, you said that you believe that the s&p kills that record tomorrow, 1565.15. >> absolutely. liz: then what? do you expect it would be logical to see somewhat of a pullback? >> well, you know, i think that w

say the s&ps is trading 1550. you want to protect a 5% move down. roughly 75 points on the s&p. you can buy puts at s&p market at 1500 level. 1490 level. and the dollar value is so inexpensive right now compared to where it was even just three months ago, just because volatility is so low, you can figure out what portion of your investments, what portion of your portfolio, you want to just hedge, take off the table just in case we get that pullback. there is no reason nottto do that. old saying back here, old saying in the put, bulls and bears prosper. pigs go to the slaughter. david: oh. >> one other thing, seriously. if you're in the market, you know what there is not a reason to skim a little off. david: scott, i have to leave it at that. i have to tell folks we closed at top of the market for the dow. that is good news for those who are bullish. we show you ways to protect yourself at folks at cme know very well. scott, that very much. let's bring in the market panel of chris and robert. robert, i want to go to you first. everybody was cheery about the retail sales number ye

>> it's going to depend on the four ps. profits exceeded forecast for the fourth quarter, as you know. secondly is personal income. "wall street journal" on this past friday talked about the wage growth is anemic. only up 2%. thirdly is production. that's the hiring. the hiring not the wages but the hiring. and that's been relatively anemic, as you know, as well. the fourth "p" is politics and is sequestration. i think one of the things that your investor based and your viewing audience have to be aware of is a potential debt downgrade. another debt downgrade by the united states where we go down maybe to aa, aa, we're aa plus now or aa or a plus. if the profits can continue strong, if the hiring can pick up a little bit, if the wage growth can pick up a little bit and politics don't get in the way, maria, the market can go higher. >> politics has not gotten in the way for the most part. even though we have back and forth on spends cuts, the markets are going higher. what's the impact of the market at record highs or near r

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s&ps, they pushed down to that lower level around 1483, but rejected that, so, i am really going to be looking at the technicals this week. i am looking in the s&p's - i think 1483 to the downside. there is a bit of psychological support at that 1500 level, but to the upside we are looking at right around 1430. > is gold in gridlock with buyers and sellers? > > well, gold for the most part here is really mid-range trade coming off to the lower extreme of last year's range, but has really yet to breach any major level of support. again, we just most recently rejected that 1600 level. we have been having a hard time getting back above that. a lot of people kind of just beating gold down verbally right now. again, i have heard a lot of gold-bashers, if you will; but, really, as far as gold goes, as far as it is above 1500, i just think that it is probing lower levels right now, and it has really yet to go vertical on the larger- degree timeframe. > what do you anticipate for oil and gas? > > oil another story. what a big move on friday. we saw vertical activity on the daily timeframe to t

>> over the last three years we have phased out more than 300 program ps.tment approach to what we'll get as we go forward. >> of course this is the international story. let's talk about the domestic story, mary. you were inspector general at the department of transportation during the government shut-down back in 1995. give us insight into the process of managing operations while having to administer cuts. >> it was an entirely different attitude. i think the attitude needs to be resurrected here. we were told, look, you're a federal manager. you were hired to manage a multi-million dollar agency. for the whole multi billion agency for the d.o.t. and if you can't manage an 8% budget cut you're not a good manager. we were told to do it and make sure the american public feel as little pinch as possible. fou it seems to be the opposite. everyone is saying, oh, everyone will be hurt. the bottom line in the federal aviation administration, out of $24 billion there is 11 that's exempt. 13 is subject to sequestration and omb said $1 billion will be subject to it

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ps dead of a heart attack. you know, i pick up my newspaper every day and the sunday times is very heavy. well, these things happen. he dro roz, how can you say that? my god, this was not an old man. he was my age. what am i supposed to say? i i just don't think about these things like you do. maybe it's because you're 41 and i'm not. don't you ever think about dyinguess well, not me dying. but you know what i have thought about lately? i've been dating this older guy and what if...? g? you know... we were in bed together and he dropped dead. well, it's not out of the realm of possibility. he starts breathing really funny and i don't know if he's having a good time or if i've overexcited him. someone certainly has a very high opinion of herself. everybody's good at something. roz, why is it thry time we talk we end up talking about your sex life? because i have one. at eve niles, thank you for coming. hello, dad, daphne. hello, dr. crane. yes, i was in the middle of my workout but i can always pump iron later.

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phoenix, arizona passed a law that would help members of the lbgt community have some protection ps against and as a response to that some politicians wanted to pass a bill that would discriminate against transgendered individuals. let's took at this report. >> the bill would make it a crime if the person enters a bathroom and the sign doesn't match the information on their birth certification. the bill is being delayed after dozens of transgender people gathered to protest. >> it puts someone like me in the position of having to decide either to commit a crime or out myself as transgender. >> and the point that was made in the last part of that video was the best part. if you are transgender, and you have gone through a sex change operation, if you go into a male restroom, then all of a sudden everyone is going to know you are transgender what if you run into bullies? what if they do something violent or retaliate against you? it could have serious ramifications? >> cenk: is it fair to say that some women are uncomfortable if there are preop transgender people that go into the women's bath

. >> ps $20 per month. gerr okay, plus two years, then 70 bucks a month all income all-you-can-eat for data. how does that stack up? >> it is good for a big contract. but there are other carriers out there. they have been outclassed by the rising, they are just the biggt carriers that are everywhere. they used to be known as the inexpensive carrier. but all of these newer prepaid and nocontract wins have come along, offering phones with unlimited everything for as little as $45. so they have to do something. what they did was pretty good. t-mobile's network is pretty good. they are not as bad as at&t in terms of customer satisfaction. they have made it easier to step into a phone. the questions that remain, a reporter asked them what happens if i paid $99 for my iphone and i want to give it back. the answer that they got was we have to check market rates >> you're going to have to pay. they haven't spelled this out. you can't just turn your iphone and say, okay. you are going to have to pay something. it is

lou: you have to give it up for the american people, they are not getting ps but all of this, they knowt is going on. >> they also said 55% it should be a combination of cuts and taxes. that doesn't exempt the republicans. >> the fox news poll shows 83% of americans believe we have a huge spending problem in this country. the sequester is a confusing word, fiscal cliff was confusing, the president got tax hikes and spending cut last time. i am not saying th that people o took this poll knew what was going on, but this is confusing stuff and would everybody agrees on overwhelmingly is we have to cut government. lou: the "washington post" is giving four pinocchio. i think that tells us a lot. >> i think he fell on his face. >> and threatening reporters. >> you know, that is crazy. lou: i agree, it was crazy for them to threaten them. >> i don't think they threatened them. >> never, they are so nice in chicago. >> two lou: thank you, we appreciate it. vice president biden getting a self-defense technique that he might have borrowed from the blade runner, you will be fascinated. and against

why doz ps ens of people waitin line for food are the targets of a bomb blass. >>> 6:39. the aftermath of a car bomb that exploded at a rough fefugee cam. at least 12 were killed and another 20 wounded. the camp is hope to pakistanis that have been displaced because of fighting between the army and the taliban. >>> we have pictures from our chopper live from the los angeles areas. it caused a mudslide and blocked the road on pacific pal sides. it has come down the northbound lanes of pch. even some lawn furniture slid down the hill and stopped traffic. commute tergs are bei commuteers are being advised to look for alternative routes. >> you can see them trying to do so much traffic control out there. it is already starting to back up. big seen there. >>> we will keep an eye on that. 6:40. an armed teenager on the run. what he is looking for when he targets his victim. >>> also, the arrest warrant out for this morning for a bay area baseball coach wanted for a string of sex crimes. big changes in store for yosemite, why bike rides and raft rentals could soon be a thing of

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and ps, teddy kennedy? what in the world had he ever accomplished? his family you can't get your masseuse license. here sit in the senate for 40 years. have fun. a girl shoots herself in my house and that is the legacy my children will live with. >> bill: joining us now from los angeles lead prosecutor in the spector case alan jackson. i watched the movie and the writer david mammoth did what he did was raise doubt as to whether spector actually killed ms. clarkson. he put forth that there was not enough blood on spector's shirt for him to have committed the crime close up put the gun in the girl's mouth and pull the trigger and you say to that? >> well, bill, i have it was 2009 when i tried the case. i haven't i can name a half dozen things. that completely ignored or completely got wrong. the blood is just one of them let's stay on the bloods for just a moment. they don't glorify spector. nut self-districting self-loathing guy. the producers and hbo are saying, look. the guy was this close and he put a gun in this girl's mouth, pulled the trigger,

and the ftse 100 which has underperformed on earnings weak ps issic maing up ground this morning above 6 500, we should add. here is the bond space. you can see here relatively steady 37 italy is rallying today, 4.65%, the yield coming down. spain meanwhile is moving out a little bit. it's interesting to see out here the opposite of what we have seen. italy, again, we're seeing some demand. investors are filing out of german bund this morning. for more on what that impact we're seeing across the forex space, let's take a look here. the aussie dollar is was to one in particular adding 0.5% after stronger than expected data that suggested perhaps this loosening cycle is over. in fact, also according to the city analysts, maybe the u.s. dollar strength story isn't the only story in town that people still like some of the commodity or other stronger based stories, as well. dollar/yen is at 96.41, weak weakening about 0.3%. on that note, let's get straight out to li sixuan. more weakness for the yen. what's going on with the nikkei? >> the nikkei, in fact, outperformed the rest of asia. but

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and that's actually why i was -- i put out a song called "ps, i love you" which was a dedication to myusband to show a sympathetic and humanizing side to this man. i mean, people forget all the loss that he has endured his entire life. i mean, we may not even be talking about phil spector and his music if his dad didn't pass away. and i mean, what he was able to create with those losses. and i mean it all comes down and back to the music and again, the way they depicted him in the trials was a fictionalized monster and even our appealable issue at this point, it just shows how desperate they were to convict my husband. in the second trial, the judge, judge fiddler, became a witness for the prosecution on very important blood splatter evidence and then the prosecution even backed it up in the case in closing argument, said if you don't believe such and such and such and such, you'd believe judge fiddler around they actually put his picture up as a witness on the screen. so -- they were -- >> the debate will rumble on by all those who see this, it was a very contentious trial, i remember

name of protects the environment, and turning their back on real environmental dangers, 16,000 dead psn the drinking water of shanghai is something not to ignore. neil: we had the option of showing dead pigs or yoko owny ono singing. you should recognize we have big problem in china, big problem in end la, shoul la yeah -- in inu should be a fair and balances attacker. >> you would think they would be agovernment on what is going on, dwar-- aghastwith what is going. they spend billions of dollars subsidizing the solar, inefficient solar energies they are trying to push our people on, greens are always consistent, they love nature, they hate mankind, they will come out against the industry,ancy damage against particular, for daryl hannah and yoko ono they did it here at home. neil: your thoughts? >> well, i think china is probably one of the world's west if worst offender of environmental standards, it is not just the pigs and ducks, there are many animals very found dead, the water is light polluted and the air is polluted to say that international environmental movement has been silen

alternatives to next year's budget proposal taking up the ryan plan tomorrow, which is expected to psral reserve chairman ben bernanke predicting slow growth and a rise in inflation for the remainder of the year. ubs chief economist takes that up with us he tonight, the budget, and markets as well. a brand new book making the case that both political parties could benefit and learn something about budgeting, economics, and spending from often overlooked president calvin coolidge who is suddenly getting a lot of attention. author charles johnson joins us here tonight. in the facebook picture of an 11 year-old holding a rifle resulting in a police ensiled services rate on a private home in new jersey. we take up the fourth amendment in the latest in the trial where that -- president obama's 3-day trip to the holy land the void of plan for peace between israel and the palestinians. the nobel peace prize winner and chose to use his first day on his first official trip to israel to bang the drum is a war coming directly warning the regime in syria to avoid the use of chemical weapons. the

you also made specific accusations about -- >> the secretary of state -- >> spending money that other ps issue is there are four americans that are dead. the secretary of state was not in conversation with the secretary of defense or with the chair of the joint chiefs of staff. >> i think that's an important point. >> she was not there. >> that's important but this is another -- >> this is the president of the united states didn't care about those four americans and they were killed. that's the point. >> if you -- >> we have to focus. >> if you want to focus then why did you bring up the other things. >> dog handlers. four americans killed? >> congresswoman you brought it up. >> these americans. >> you brought it up. >> to be fair, she doesn't always answer my questions but she does usually smile and is polite. this was a bit out of character for her. >> what's e amazing about the quote is she tried to turn it against you as if, how dare you bring up a dog walker, something so petty when because of the horror of what happened in benghazi she's the one who brought up the dog walker and th

. >> i have a little unofficial motto that's my brother's military motto, the seven ps, prior planningreparation prevent piss poor performance. your keys to winning or preparation, communication, motivation. is preparation in the end the single-most important thing? >> i think preparation is the key to success. and you lay it all out, as you well know, as we describe in the book. what happened for us was we win the super bowl xlvi. and i felt like, you know what, the way that our players played down through the stretch there was remarkable. and we did earn the right to win. and why not write a book about that so that perhaps we can lend some of these ideas to other people, no matter whether you're a housewife, working in management, coaching a youngster or youth group team, whatever it might be, these principles will apply. >> when you see what's happening in washington and the sort of collapse of any kind of leadership or bipartisan cooperation, whatever it may be, taking the keys to winning that you have, what would you get them to do, these politicians, to try to work better for the

lou: i was trying is somewhat different conclusion, thinking that irrespective of who ps for it that people who would be in need of it doubled during your administration. not a happy reflection on the state of the economy, nor their governance of is fair city. we will be back withhat and a great deal more and will find out why the pentagon has added 14 icbm this to the interceptor ra on the west coast of the united states. we take that up the "a-team" thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. ♪ lou: we are back with the "a-team" on the west coast. icbm is being moved into readiness in silos in alaska, california, courtesy of reaction to the threat. >> what a piece of work. you really set it off. i mean here it is. the evil seat behind th

. >> i played video games, had a ps, playstation 3. that wasn't really my main focus.creating things. >> reporter: he's been called a prodigy, a boy wonder. but for one woman, nick is one thing. son. >> approximately, 10 years, 11, he was asking for a mac notebook. it was all technology. he loved technology. we were queuing in the apple istore all the time. >> reporter: he got the mac book but his parents used it as a teachable moment. >> i remember we made him sign a contract at that young age. so what he would use it for. >> reporter: he was writing programs that baffled his parents. >> we always supported him in what he wanted to do, even though we didn't quite understand it. >> reporter: what's the secret to raising a genius? >> i trusted in him. he is only 17. i think he will keep climbing that mountain and keep achieving. >> reporter: nick's mom says the best is yet to come. cecelia vega, abc news, new york. >> line up in the store. buying devon an iphone. >> there you go. $30 million. >> incredible money for a 17-year-old. >> shortens the news stories using an a

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>> well, two points in the s&ps. you know much like my beloved chicago blackhawks all good streaks must come to an end. the dow finally loses. sandra: you're calling it, calling a top to the market, mark? >> no, i don't think this is a top at all. i'll tell you why. some real interesting things going on in the s&p futures options today. a customer came in and bought 86,000 of the s&p june 1550 calls. that is the equivalent of about 2 1/2 million times the s&p 500. so everyone point the s&p rallies the guy makes $2.5 million if he is right. huge bet. we also saw traders buying options across cboe. i think what we have seen is maybe a floor in the vix, but the paper is pointing toward continuous bullish action. so what we might see is maybe this slow grind higher stuff. we might actually get a little leg to this rally. this rally has been so slow. you know, i keep waiting for something to happen and, you know, these trades may point toward some action coming book to the market. david: let's talk about retail investor b

longer term, cowan & company predict lockheed martin could see cuts to future order ps for the f-35 and little combat ship. north korea, though, is making threats and crt capital report says beefing up missile defense in alaska could benefit orbital sciences. that's your q2 channel check for defense. >> oh, there you are live, jane. >> there i am. >> wow, the magic of tv. >> i changed my clothes like that. >> very nice outfit, jane. i've got to ask you because the last durable goods report that came out, 68% rise in defense spending because a lot of orders were put in just jammed through the pipeline. is that simply pull through from the rest of the year? and doesn't it balance out so they get the revenues? it's just earlier than expected? >> you know what? that's hard to say, melissa. only because the last quarter's earnings really surprised the street. and already everybody was factoring in a sequestration, defense cuts and all this. and yet the outlook was so dire during those calls for the most part that i think it took analysts offguard. i think it's really hard to predict what's g

that's when we'll be able to see the s&ps really break out. we'll see dow rebreak new highs. s&p five final by break break all-time high. sandra: you sound very optimistic. at the same time we've had many guests on the fox business network saying it would be healthier for this market to see some sort of a correction in order to continue to move higher. are you fall into that same realm? >> yeah. that is like saying punching in the stomach will toughen me up. i don't really buy into that. so, no, i don't think it is healthier. there is so much cash on the sidelines. maybe you can make some, that's why we keep bouncing. we get, we get these selloffs. there are some people that missed the front end of january part of this rally, that on these pull backs, you see cash start to move in because there are a lot of hedge fund, money managers, mutual fund, that are chasing this s&p performance. and they are thus far pretty far behind so you've got a pretty good bid underneath the market at a couple of levels. and i think that is what is holding us up right now. adam: but at the end of

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on the s&ps, we're about 106 points higher. still the same 14 basis points higher on ten-year vote yields. you could disagree with the fed, but at this point, fighting it seems to be a mug's game. >> rick, if i could ask you one follow-up question. weapon didn't get good demand in the auction today, and i'm still puzzling over that, given the fact that the situation in cyprus has caused so much volatility. i would have thought you would have seen better demand in the treasury market today than you did. >> yeah, i agree with that. but remember, the two-year note, you have a pretty high litmus test. the cover was still the lowest since july. any other auction longer maturity or european, that would be something to celebrate. so, yes, we're splitting hairs, but you're right, the demand just wasn't what it was at the last several two-year note auctions. >> and carol, rick was just referring to you, wasn't he, when he said, you may disagree with the fed, but you can't fight the fed right now. >> and i think that that's true. when er

now you've got market levels, different market hitting their all-time highs and the s&ps. >> 13 pointslthough we're barely hitting the all-time highs in price, we eclipse all-time highs in profitability well over a year ago, so from a fundamental standpoint the underlying momentum remains in place. >> italy, china, watch the international situation. i think if there's anything that could perhaps. look, the debt -- the debt downgrade is another possible warning sign if we have one more the united states, but the fact that the house is passed, this continuing resolution through the end of search the, that takes us to the background. if that's given a green light, profits, want to see profits come through, 70 out of 100 is warning about the profit outlook so you want to see them be proven wrong and profits surprise to the upside to continue staying in this market. >> all right. >> great. >> good to see you both. >> thanks so much. see you soon, guys. >> david darst and joe taney joining us. coming back for the closing countdown for this historic week and the dow heading back. >> and this

we have laif ps midell and chad morganlander. gentlemen, thank you for joining us.k to tell us what you want to prepare for for tomorrow's opening bell. laif? >> sure, hi, maria. this indicator fell below zero on february 20th. since then, today was really the first time that the oscillator has made a significant move back above the zero line. tomorrow, we'll be watching this indicator to see if it can remain positive. this is a critical time for a new rally, because a decline back to zero is a sign of failure. we're watching factory orders, as well. >> all right, thank you so much. chad, you're up. 30 seconds on the clock. you think we hit a new high tomorrow and what do you want to be prepared for? >> two things tomorrow to look for. factory orders that are going to come out. we're expecting a better than expected number, consensus has it at negative 2% kind of clip. and the fed beige book is coming out tomorrow. well expect that all 12 districts are going to show an improvement within economic activity. thank you. >> all right, we will leave it there then, if you