suddenly rhoda is in a happy relationship. to do with that. then they had to have her get divorced to try to reboot the show. >> why did you marry me? just answer me that. why did you marry me? >> you made me marry you. >> i feel so funny. >> it's a matter of trust. >> oh, she's not going to do it. >> where does that leave us, where do we go from here? >> that we'll have to discuss at future sessions. >> the '70s also had this therapeutic overlay. >> hi, bob. >> hi, bob. >> hello? >> we decided to make him a psychologist. >> we seem to have run out of things to say. >> why don't we pray? >> let's pray for the end of this session. >> i didn't know anything about therapy prior to that. >> i'm from the planet bluthar. it's in the galoo galaxy. >> how -- how long you going to be in town? >> i didn't want to do a show, "where are your children?" i didn't want to be the dumb dad. >> sit, boy. >> howard, i don't care, i just don't want to make any more decisions. >> people will say, "gee, my dad and i used to watch the show. and it w

our own peter bookfar, a contributor has been writing about core rhoda, maybe helicopter money isn'tg either. no matter how you slice it it's slow motion. starting to see a reversal of some of the risk on moves but not big. look at intraday of 10s, you can see rates climbing a little bit. i think that's directly correlated with the press conference and lack of any new information. yes, jobless claims were down but they didn't move much and philly was weak. one week chart of 10s is important. testing the top of the range. we haven't closed above 160 yield since the 23rd of june. you know what that was all about. bunds, right in their backyard a bit of different picture. lot of action but ended up about exactly where it started and the same is really highlighted in the euro versus the dollar. good volatility right back where it started. the dollar/yen after mentioning core rhoda and the notion that helicopters may be grounded look at the dollar/yen on an intraday there is some movement. not -- what i'm after is the july 1st chart. the dollar is crawling back, look at how small those mo

except for drawinggy, core rhoda, abe, janet yellen, stan fisher and that isn't the kind of directione or guidance that we can really use trading. finally the dollar index. it's been sputtering all things considered and how counterintuitive. rates dropped to historic lows you look at a two-day chart it is making a bit of a comeback. carl, back to you. >> all right. rick santelli in chicago, rick, thanks. >>> check in with jackie deangelis as well at the nymex watching energy go lower. >> good morning to you, carl. that's right. continuing yesterday's decline in energy commodities we're seeing oil prices after the 5% bump down a little lower today. so the selling is measured, but we did take out that 46 level that was a key technical level. traders call it mushy under there. 45.92 the session low. supply fears abroad are starting to ease a little bit. seems like the domestic outages fears about those are easing as well that supply is coming back on-line and the demand picture right now is bleak and that's the problem when it comes to the oil trade. now traders will be watching for the

so we learn that abe is looking at a couple hundred billion plus of stimulus, core rhoda, of course,ith the bank of japan they have to have formal numbers put on this, it's floating a balloon, is there no end to what japan is going to try to do and it's kind of scary. i mean if you look at their debt to gdp, long slides since 1989 and almost 40,000 in the nikkei currently under 17,000, why do they keep doing something that, obviously, doesn't seem to be working? >> it's a tough question to answer, rick, but your fundamental point is exactly right. the interrelationship of the economies globally, money does not know borders as you know. the money will find its own level. and i think what happens in japan, what happens in italy, what happens in turkey, clearly affects what happens in the rest of the world. and i think that if you look at another factor that was discussed in the last meetings, the normal rate of employment, in other words the neutral rate of employment, the -- where there is no impact on inflation by rising employment, is also up for question. we're even challenging som