we must restore confidence in our economy, this is one of our challenges to restore confidence in our challenges by creating good-paying jobs for our workers by making it in america and reuniting the american dream. me wuft address this challenge, i think it is important for us to recognize and it is the issue of income disparity. we must close this gaping hole. 40 years ago those who measure such thing determined that the average c.e.o. i'm going say the top 100 companies, made about 40 times what the average worker made. today, the average c.e.o. in the same line of those companies makes about 350 times the average worker. think of that. how can that be fair? productivity tends to increase but the workers do not get the reward. this is something we have to address. income disparity undermines the middle class. the backbone of our democracy, i keep saying. one of the ways that we can address the disparity and the income is to address the disparity in education. we have to make sure that every person can participant in our country's prosperity. we must end disparity in education by su

cheryl said, no i'm not as confident.ing back to survive a future prolonged setback. time for the two top things we'll be watching out for tomorrow. the number two thing to watch, will be china's consumption indicator. the number released by ubs tracks real consumer spending. often seen as a gauge of the strength of domestic demand. as you know it can move markets. liz: indeed the number one thing to watch tomorrow will be the treasury markets. bonds resumed the selloff today,ields to new highs for the year. look at the yield, 2.16% for the 10-year. as global stock markets rebounded. it iss was the highest yield in 13 months that he have we'll seen. is this start of the end for the treasury bull market? we'll be watching yields. we'll watch the dollar which was very strong today, david. david: also we'll watch how these higher yields affect inflation. could perhaps this be the final result of all that money printing by ben bernanke? we'll be checking all those indices. again, not affecting the market as you saw today. ano

to know that you have the confidence leaving here -- leaving here to have the confidence that legal education from this great and respected university and the morals to pursue the work of justice. as thurgood marshal declared sometimes history takes things into its own hands. today and in the future, the law school graduates class of 2013 of the university of baltimore must take history into your hands. when you do, your fellow americans and people across the country will look to each of you as i look to my father a long time ago and my brother sooner than this. when you do, you will ensure that the constitution remains the cornerstone of the american dream. we can keep the doors of opportunity -- i keep saying it over and over -- open to every american. congratulations to all the graduates of the class of 2013. [applause] i'm honored to be a member of your class. as you go forward remember that you have a friend and a classmate in the capital of the united states. may god bless you. may god bless america. thank you for the opportunity. [applause] >> st. john's university in queens, new york

specifically, that amount is equivalent to what we call the 88% risk confidence level. and what that means is that we have enough funding to cover the impacts of the risks associated with the 88% confidence level or probability of occurrence. now, if you wanted to go and fund the 100% probability of occurrence, you would need 192, almost double the amount of funding. and this chart here shows why it is that you need so much more funding to go from 88% to 100% confidence level. this is the risk curve for the wsip and it's generated using again all the risks in our program, on all the projects that are in construction. on the vertical axis is the confidence level of risk occurrence and the zonal access is the total value of the risk or amount of funding you would need to cover those risks. so, you can see at the left side for very small investments, they would lead to very fast increase in the confidence level. but then when you get around 80% or so, the curve really flattens out so you need to make much more significant investments at the right side to be able to get clo

there's no lack of confidence, and that is often the criticism leveled at the club -- confidence that often bordered on arrogance. >> we know that everyone sees us as favorites. that's just the way it is when you play for bayern munich. >> contrast dortmund, a former mining town and worker class soccer club rooted in its community. 80,000 fans packed into the stadium for every home game. football is a way of life. >> everything here revolves around the club. it is the pride of the city. >> people get totally behind the team, and not many teams have this thriving fan culture. >> in munich, fans are just as proud of their team. it is a club with a large following in bavaria and far beyond. the president has transformed bayern into a global brand from the middle east to the for this long quarters of asia. fans can be found all over the world. >> i support bayern munich from during my high school years. >> from the brink of bankruptcy to the elite of european football, the urban club has transformed the club and created a team with enough firepower to down the mighty bavarian. >> bayern a

there's no lack of confidence, and that is often the criticism leveled at the club -- confidence that often bordered on arrogance. >> we know that everyone sees us as favorites. that's just the way it is when you play for bayern munich. >> contrast dortmund, a former mining town and worker class soccer club rooted in its community. 80,000 fans packed into the stadium for every home game. football is a way of life. >> everything here revolves around the club. it is the pride of the city. >> people get totally behind the team, and not many teams have this thriving fan culture. >> in munich, fans are just as proud of their team. it is a club with a large following in bavaria and far beyond. the president has transformed bayern into a global brand from the middle east to the for this long quarters of asia. fans can be found all over the world. >> i support bayern munich from during my high school years. >> from the brink of bankruptcy to the elite of european football, the urban club has transformed the club and created a team with enough firepower to down the mighty bavarian. >> bayern a

the agency is so secretive about what's going on that it erodes public confidence.meanwhile, wealthy taxpayers are a target because the amount recovered by the irs is greater if any issues are found. according to irs data, taxpayers making $1 million or more are 12 times more likely than the rest of the general population to face an audit. >>> a healthy dose of consumer spending has played a big role in the economic recovery. but a new survey says those spending ways may be coming to an end. more on the survey and why consumers may be cutting back on spending. >> reporter: high gasoline prices forced many americans to cut back on spending. but lower gas prices aren't leading to more spending. gas prices have risen to $3.65 for the national average. but they're lower than a year ago and 14 cents below this year's peak. spite the sliding prices, 80% of americans have not increased their discretionary spending according to a bank rate survey. but last spring when prices were more than a nickel high on average, more than half of those surveyed said they had decreased th

we also will try to get to victim confidence. one of the things that secretary hagel announced is the initiative to direct the service chiefs to develop methods where we are caring for victims and monitoring and improving how they are being treated by their peers, co- workers, and leaders. why is that important? we were told victims were not satisfied by the way they were treated in the unit. they received retaliation, social retaliation, leadership retaliation. that is a huge barrier for reporting. we pay attention to that and so we get out there and develop methods by which we are getting better treatment. and not medical treatment, but better peer and leader-led treatment to improve victim confidence. >> the survey numbers that you mentioned, is that the 19,000 no. why? that was two years ago -- 19,000 number, right? two years ago? >> for active duty women, the percentage we get is that -- this is an estimate derive from the survey methods -- 6.1% of active duty when men were -- women were victimized by unwanted sexual contact

people feeling more confident about the economy overall and more confident about jobs. we also got some good news on the housing front. and this was the third straight month of gains when it came to housing last month, house prices, home prices made their biggest jump in seven years. and that was especially true for cities that had been hardest hit in the recession like phoenix, like las vegas, san francisco. right now, we've got a lot of people wanting to buy and not a lot of homes for sale. so that's keeping prices high. car sales are up, as well, in fact, so much so that it looks like automakers may have to cancel their summer breaks, keep those workers on the job to keep up with demand. all of that's good news, but we'll be waiting for two things, mara, first of all, to see what happens at opening bell today and see what happens when the new unemployment numbers come out next week. >> we'll be keeping an eye on all of it. thanks so much, tracie. >>> and a train explosion caught on camera. >> back up. >> oh, my god. >> that blast took place just north of baltimore tu

first i am confident in the music.sounds good and stands on its own, but even if people do not like the songs there is enough catalog they can go to. i stand by the songs. this notion i raised earlier of people expecting a certain things from you and judging the project before it even comes out based upon what they have come to expect from you, what kind of box does that put you in? >> nobody likes to be put in a box. i am sure with what you do people might assume things about you. i do not know what projects you have of your sleeve, but i am sure you have a couple when people see them they are like, why is have as doing them? and you know why. doing them?vis but you know why. people have invested in new, so they feel like they have a stake in sometimes to i choose to work with, the beat selection or whatever, and that is understandable. the burden is on me to represent. for me to create a project that is so crazy that when you finished listening to it your preconceived notions are shattered. i appreciate the challenge

this can led to tearing down their confidence. it's very nice to be here i hope you consider my words. >> hello, i'm actually reading a letter from an aligning executive director. to the san francisco uttered board of commissioners. i'm writing this letter. teachers in the staffing of our school wove have a 10 percent asian drop of students we need more competent like many of the asian families in our san francisco schools. we respect flu question that the school board rehigher the leader of our program and the 7 to 8th feature to do otherwise would further weaken the language and specific support system that our community was have to turn the tied of asians to leave the city. immigrant and workers right ought to be respected in san francisco. so as critical component of the asian community which is underwriters feeling the pressures. those ladies represent the best of those institutions as leaders asians students and the larger aligning families they work closely with and support the diverse process. while this process of year-ol

there has to be some confidence immediately. not some long, drawn-out hearing but a focused investigation by special counsel, free of conflicts, in order to restore the confidence people have. otherwise tax code doesn't work. >> 16,000 irs agents coming. did you know that? >> oh, yeah. >> 16,000. >> you're going to see that on campaign posters and campaign ads. look, republicans have struggled for so long to come up with an argument that makes sense and now they can say the irs is dysfunctional, it's playing politics. >> and they won't be even-handed. you're asking the irs to regulate obamacare, tax hikes, and mandates, which could mean regulating the very people they were just attacking and coming after. in other words, tea party groups -- guys -- might not want to pay the tax. are they going to be fair-mindeded? do we think the irs after what they have done has a chance? >> not in their current iteration. look, what's the fix here, larry? there is going to need to be a serious scrub, a serious investigation to find out what we

for the class of 2013, may you answer back just as confidently as faragut. damn the torpedoes. >> full speed ahead! >> thank you very much. we are honored to have so many distinguished guests today. the secretary of the navy. over 73,000 buildings and thousands of aircraft. he directs a department of nearly 9000 people. he received his undergraduate degree from the university of mississippi and went on to johns hopkins and got his law degree from harvard. he served on the cruiser little rock before serving as a mississippi auditor. he was elected governor of mississippi in 1988. he has been posted to saudi arabia as our american ambassador. he has been a highly visible leader of our marine corps. you might have seen him on the evening news while helping out on the gulf coast in the wake of the deep water horizon oil spill. he has traveled 715,000 during his tenure. he is also a world class photographer. a true renaissance man and a 75th secretary of the navy. [applause] >> admiral miller, thank you so much for that warm welcome. mr. president, my thanks for

from the housing market to consumer confidence and auto sales. new reports led to a surge on wall street, but economists say the recovery still has a long way to go. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: dara, good morning. we're waiting for the opening bell to see if the market can replicate big gains from yesterday. just take a look. the dow at one point surged 200 points, ending up 106. the nasdaq up 29. the s&p up 10. and all of that because consumer confidence is at a five-year high. the conference board reported people more bullish on the economy, more confident they'll be able to find jobs, also housing seems to be making some gains and doing very well. the third straight month of gains last month. we saw the biggest jump in home prices in seven years. and some of the cities that had been especially hard hit during the recession like las vegas saw big gains. the other part of this, car sales are up. auto manufacturers are actually looking at canceling their traditional summer break, keeping those w

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how much confidence do you have in the va? >> i think we need to start with what the va is doing now. they need to get credit for the million claims that they injured rick -- adjudicates on an annual basis. secretaries and secchi -- secretary shinseki has vowed to wipe out the backlog, making sure that every claim has a 95% accuracy rate. i think that he is way overestimating the ability of the department. it is very unfortunate that the veterans find themselves in this situation. there are regional offices doing relatively good jobs, but some are falling woefully behind, like baltimore, los angeles, an oakland, where they had to shut down regional offices so that they could reach train the employees or their. we are now listening to the secretary double down saying that they will hit that 2015 marked. >> you are using a poker analogy, double down. dublin down on his career? is this make or break for him? >> i am not saying that i am bubbling down, i am saying that the secretary is doubling down, that he is basically not heedi

for the class of 2013, may you answer back just as confidently as farragut.n the torpedoes. >> full speed ahead! >> thank you very much. [applause] we are honored to have so many distinguished guests today. the secretary of the navy. overseeing 3.3 million acres of land, 73,000 buildings and thousands of aircraft. he directs a department of nearly 9000 people. he received his undergraduate degree from the university of mississippi and went on to johns hopkins and got his law degree from harvard. he served on the cruiser little rock before serving as a mississippi state auditor. he was elected governor of mississippi in 1988. he has been posted to saudi arabia as our american ambassador. he has been a highly visible leader of our marine corps. you might have seen him on the evening news while helping out on the gulf coast in the wake of the deep water horizon oil spill. he has traveled 715,000 during his tenure. he is also a world class photographer. a true renaissance man and the 75th secretary of the navy. [applause] >> admiral miller, thank you so much for

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one was a report that found consumer confidence is higher than expected. the dow jones industrial average added 121 points today to close at 15,354. the nasdaq rose more than 33 points to close at nearly 3,499. for the week, both the dow and the nasdaq gained more than 1.5% this was the deadliest day in iraq in more than eight months. at least 76 people died in a series of explosions that struck sunni muslim areas, stoking fears that sectarian violence will spiral out of control. the worst was in baqouba-- northeast of baghdad. ambulances sped through blood- stained streets after twin explosions ripped through a crowd of sunni worshippers, killing more than 40. today's attacks followed violence that killed more than 50 shi-ites earlier this week. two sunni mosques were targeted in pakistan today as worshipers gathered for friday prayers. twin bombings in a village in the northwest killed at least 15 people and wounded more than 70 others. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. it was widely reported today that russia has sent the syrian government

consumers are more confident. they are more confident about the job situation.bout. a lot of people point to the housing market. home prices are trending higher because people are confident in their jobs. >> yeah. you see that in many dimensions. you see home prices go up and the inventory for home prices and foreclosure going down. that translates into spending and job creation. tracy: we had main street suffering while wall street, you know, traders were the only guys making money. will we eventually all come together on this or is this an entirely different world in the separation may be here to stay? >> the recovery is not sttong, but it is finally getting strong enough, that i think the americans can sense it. there is finally some conversion. it is not just wall street. tracy: what do we need then to keep this going? technology is replacing humans in many ways. what has to happen? >> yeah. it is hard. we have companies that have been sitting on a lot of cash. there is a lot of technology that displaces workers. they need to have better education, better tr

i think that does a lot to boost confidence.ta we've seen this morning, prices up 10% on the year, consumers are starting to feel a lot better and while this is happening the asset price a proesh yaying, we are seeing jobless claims continue to come down. so it's a pretty good combination that's helping to boost confidence. >> let me just come become on the point you made about the fed and what many people are assuming you have mooing forward. i'm not so sure that it's about the timing of the fed and that maybe they would delay tapering. it's a reinterpretation of the tapering to be good as deutsche bank put it in an inflexion point which would suggest buying cyclical value. in effect, if the fed does taper, some people believe that is the trigger to buy. >> that's a very good point. when you think about it it, think about it this way, simply stated. i think the point that you're making that should be clear is when the fed realizes they need less aggressive monetary policy. we need less medicine for patients getting better which

consumer confidence is up. as you know, a key -- in fact, in our model for earnings for the s&p 500, the biggest driver in that model right now is higher consumer confidence, the reason we see earnings growing into next year. so i think the fed has done its job. >> the kudlow theorem. i said earnings would outperform and profits are the mother's milk of stocks. i want to know why you have changed -- you have gone, by your own admission, changed your s&p forecast from 1434 to 1600. >> we did that with -- >> nice 10, 11%. >> over three months ago. >> why? >> the idea was that what we're calling this quarter, the second quarter, is the hall pass, which is there's a hall pass to the second half of the year, because everyone believes the second half is going to be better. and the reason they think this quarter was a little weaker was the government was in the way with sequestration. so as long as you can dream the second half is better, you had a terrible april jobs data report, terrible production date in may, nobo

, the consumer's need confidence, businesses need confidence. would you elaborate on how this impacts the confidence factor? >> happy to, congressman. in 2011 we had a series of crisis-driven, deadline-driven negotiations that created a broad sense that there was dysfunction in our government. that undermined confidence in the business community in the united states, confidence in ratings agencies who saw a downgrade in the u.s. credit rating for the first time, because of our economic conditions but because of our political condition. i talked to people around the world in positions of authority. it makes them very uneasy, whether they are in businesses or making economic policy decisions when the u.s. looks like it is in constant crisis. i think if you look at 2012, there was some progress made. we saw less of the brinksmanship in 2012 than we did in 2011. we saw issues getting addressed and an attempt was being made to avoid having that kind of anxiety which makes it harder for businesses to invest and harder to get the economy moving. we got

thatu have any confidence congress will do something to fix this? >> i do think we have made progress in explaining to people in congress and in the public that 2/3 of the federal budget is entitlements are mandatory spending programs. all of the abolish discretionary part of the budget, you would not have solved all of our issues. we will have to reform them in a way that pretax but exchanges in the future this is what we really need to solve. we have made progress in improving people's understanding. it is still up to us in the house and senate to begin to take real steps to begin to reform those entitlements. time on to spend less politics and more on problem solving so we can get that going. >> do you feel like you need to convince your tea party colleagues in the house, and lots of them have cheered the sequester, is there an argument to try and convince them that it does need to be replaced? most people would not use sequestration as a way to cut spending. please theajority untaught.i tht spending is the problem. if you are going to get our fi

were confident of our victory. >> no backing down. syria's president describes a fight against tens of thousands of terrorists. >> hello, also on the program, not guilty. two former serbian security officials are cleared of war crimes by an international tribunal in the hague. embarrassment for brazil, a football match with england's being suspended over safety fears the main stadium of next year's world cup. plus -- >> i'm wayne hay reporting from northeast in myanmar where yet another town has been torn apart by anti-muslim violence. >> the battle for control of a key city close to syria's board we are lebanon is intensifying. the syrian opposition, national coalition, says hundreds of rebels are pouring into krusear. both sides are refusing to compromise. here are the main developments. in an interview with hezbollah's television, the syrian president said he's very confident a victory. meanwhile the main opposition coalition is refusing to take part in peace talks, demanding any negotiations must lead to assad's resignation. there

pete williams, you just heard the president express confidence in eric holder and link the a.p. leak investigation to the need for national security. he hasn't been asked or said yet whether or not he been briefed specifically on that national security issue. it would be hard to believe that that had not come up ott a national security meeting, given the fact that there was a counterterror operation going on in yemen? >> i think we can be quite confident that the president knew all about the operation that was involved here and that is the source of the government's stated concern about the leak. but yesterday, attorney general holder said the president was not told about the decision to subpoena the a.p.'s documents here. he said there would be no reason to tell the white house about it. since it was a criminal investigation and they don't normally keep the white house informed. of course holder has said that he took himself out of that. because he had been interviewed about whether he talked to any reporters, he felt to avoid a conflict of interest, he should take himself off

this year i'm absolutely confident -- >> that's more confident than him -- >> immigration is do or die at this point. i want to ask about the two that hasn't been going so well. one is gun control. any prospect of that coming back? and the other is sequestor. >> he's been taking all these senators to dinner. >> that doesn't seem to be very persuasive. he's in a little bit o a trick box. when the president wants something he can't act like he wants it a lot. for example when gun control when lawmakers drafting legislation, immigration, gun control, if the president makes phone calls on behalf of it and is too obvious about i, it sort of scares people away. gwen: today good news on unemployment. that will change everything. we're down to 7.5%. four consecutive months or year of growth, right? >> that's right. it was funny. the president passed on the opportunity to take credit for that. but the white house will notice when they get these rosy numbers they'll say that's nice to hear. but we've got a lot more to do. the economy is still such a big thing for this president to deal with. he'

>> the president has confidence in the attorney general. he has confidence in his team over at the department of justice. i think that, again, i'm not going to comment on specifics of the investigation here. i think that it is important to note that, as i said earlier, that there is a balance here that has to be struck between our national security interests and the need to prevent classified information from leaking, classified information that can endanger americans and harm our national security on the one hand and the president's firm commitment to the need for reporters to be able to, in an unfettered way, pursue investigative journalism. >> you think it's fair to pursue that balance and the subpoena -- >> i can't comment on the specific reports that you cite. i can say that the president does believe that that balance should be sought and can be found, but it is a balance and, therefore, something that, you know, we need to constantly work at. and you've seen from the past that the measures that the president supported as a senator, t

of us confidence coupled with a desire to build on what is turning out to be a fine season so far is akin to a recent commercial prowess which also helps children in need around the world through her own foundation it's a sweet and touching distraction from tennis but should the world ranking stay the same come the french open shot up over will be in line to face arena williams in the final something shot up of seems quietly confident about what kind of a sleeping on the situation you have to fight to the full match and soon i love him very keep doing this no doubt and you can catch maria sharapova begin the defense of a french open title from the twenty sixth of may margaret janko r.t. moscow on to basketball with tesco beat him kay to wrap up their twentieth domestic title and not turn to their euro league semifinal against olympiacos who snatched last year's title from them in the last second like ally charles reports. with a final four challenge looming in the euro leigh sales car mosco still had some domestic affairs to see to as the army man welcome neighbors handy for the last

we're confident that our neighbors are paying their taxes. to me that the confidence. melissa: you are? you are confident that the neighbors are paying their taxes? that is one of the biggest issues when we talked about apple yesterday. a lot of people think corporate america isn't paying their taxes. so i dispute that point. >> you know, apple is paying taxes it has to pay by law and following the law. they have got really good attorneys and really good accountants. as far as anyone can tell they're following the law. so i think it is hard to blame them. but by the same token if my neighbors have better accountant than i do, you know, credit to them. but i'm pretty confident that people in the u.s., on the whole, not every single person, pay their taxes. that's what i'm worried that has been shaken by this irs scandal. melissa: especially, noah, when we hear about irs employees using their credit card, their corporate credit card for personal purchases. which of course when you look at the list which we'll put up on the screen, this is my money, that i have worked ver

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, the consumer's need confidence, businesses need confidence.ld you elaborate on how this impacts the confidence factor? >> happy to, congressman. in 2011 we had a series of crisis-driven, deadline-driven negotiations that created a broad sense that there was dysfunction in our government. that undermined confidence in the business community in the united states, confidence in ratings agencies who saw a downgrade in the u.s. credit rating for the first time, because of our economic conditions but because of our political condition. i talked to people around the world in positions of authority. it makes them very uneasy, whether they are in businesses or making economic policy decisions when the u.s. looks like it is in constant crisis. i think if you look at 2012, there was some progress made. we saw less of the brinksmanship in 2012 than we did in 2011. we saw issues getting addressed and an attempt was being made to avoid having that kind of anxiety which makes it harder for businesses to invest and harder to get the economy moving. we got to

you can be more confident in your ability to be ready.alis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enou for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do n drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effectsay include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury,see for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any suen decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or if you have any allergic reactionsuch as rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctoabout cialis for daily use neil: so many scandals, so little time. between benghazi and the irs and snooping on the reporter's thing. and the secretary sitting up private companies which

where the israelis at certain points know in the past how a stance i have had a certain level of confidence in certain us presidents right you argue that right now the palestinians carry deep disappointment in the us president barack obama why won't. a number of us presidents including president obama at early stages in their presidency have tried to push beyond the arm biloba of what is accepted in terms of what the israelis will let you get away with basically what the lobby will accept what israeli prime ministers will fight you over they say obama's tried i would argue the president carter tried president reagan tried president bush sr tried president clinton tried and president obama tried but in each case they have been they've been they've been rebuffed and they haven't pursued pursued or persisted in what they were trying to do so i think we've now reached a point where. a interim supposedly interim solution this palestinian authority which was established back in the mid ninety's has been there for almost twenty years and there has been no resolution of the conflict and palestinian

the consumers need confidence. businesses need confidence. would you elaborate how this impacts the confidence factor? >> i'm happy to, congressman. in 2011 we had a series of crisis driven deadline driven negotiation that created a broad sense that there was this function in our government. i might confidence in the community of the united states and confidence amongst rating agencies. we saw for the first time a downgrade of the united states credit rating up because of our economic decision, but a political condition. i talked to people around the world in positions of authority. it makes them very this assist in making financial economic policy decisions by the united states looks like it's in constant crisis. if you look at 2012, there was some progress made. we saw most of the brinksmanship in 2012 than we did 2011. we saw issues getting address and an attempt being made to avoid having that anxiety, which makes it harder for businesses to invest in for the economy to move. we have to stay on a path through to her business, what congres

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this is why confidence is so critical and confidence comes only with certainty.ld at least provide that as step one toward a better economy. certainty. that will do it for us for today. thank you for joining us. stay with cnbc. "fast money" begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's time square. after hours action from aig to linkedin. we're covering the movers. solid foundation, we're taking a deeper dive into the housing market. why your best bet may be home builder debt instead of the stocks. the solar stocks have been hot, but is the move overextended? we're tackling the postgame analysis and set up for tomorrow with dan nathan, tim seymour, kim

our confidence stems from coach jackson who believes in us from day one.aying at a high level now. >> reporter: is this the new normal to go straight up against these guys until the last couple minutes? >> we played them competitively during the season and we are feeding off that confidence. the coach has done a great job with us. >> reporter: what are you expecting from the spurs tonight? >> they are going to come out aggressive and physical. down the stretch we know for us it's not making sure we don't turn the ball over. >> you're driving the audience crazy in those last couple of minutes. i can only imagine what it's like to be like on the floor. >> game one slipped away but game two we held on. hopefully we can take care of business in game 3. >> reporter: the last time you won in san antonio, steph curry was 8. you were almost 5. take a wild guess who was leading the league in assists that year. >> mark jackson? >> mark jackson your head coach! very good, north carolina tar heel education for that guy. give us a barometer on the mood of that locker r