these are very impoverished areas,acy ates. they are nonexistent kuwait on top of that you have a violence that inflicted on them. you have the breakdown of the traditional structures. the tribal leadership based on geniality, religious leadership and central government policy the stand demolishing waziristan and the people who've targeted them are these suicide bombers. they have killed something like 400 elders because that is decapitating in the entire t thety, literally. ato yoexp ge t be giving. they are blowing themselves up in schools and mosques and bus stops. it's completely a breakdown of society and it's a big mission. pakistan is an issue of 185 million people about the idea of the attack in the talk of violating national orders, etc., it is the damage that has educated people. >> these are the reports that are published. it certainly seems he would handle it slightly differently but the abuse has gone up exponentially in fact and the impact on those societies i'm covering in this book has been devastating. so, some

. >> you want to look at aci, cld -- >> they weren't on the list -- >> who cares?dman about oil. sorry. nice headquarters, beautiful building. cld, aci. they have a lower benchmark with nat gas to become attractive. so, there's where i would look for a lot of beta. but don't judge it on one day's move. >> i would be scared of this move. i would be scared of this move. i think this is a short covering rally by guy s that could take chips off the table. a lot of people leaning against this. >> all right, let's get a market flash here. josh lipton at the desk what are you watching? >> hey, melissa. j jcpenney, two headlines. one, bill ackman throwing down on the man he picked to turn around the retailer. the criticism is well deserved, ackman said today of ron johnson, ackman said. the retailer today starting to roll out its new home furnishing departments. that stock finishes up 2.5% today. melissa, back to you. >> josh, thank you. karen, jcpenney. you believe this move here, maybe there are signs of life. maybe this home goods rollout, better than expected. >> maybe

venezuela's problems and my colleague kevin spoke to dr francisco domain of last american studies at mit acis university who explains why in the jury's the feverish to win. nicolas maduro has demonstrated to be a formidable communicate so is his own person disable to use in volley language he used the masses very he conveys very good messages he's very good very astute politically and i think he's doing very well that's why he's leading in the polls is gaining if you like from the spontaneous outpouring of grief or for chavez is he capitalizing or for want of a better word on the grief oh i'm sure there is a lot of sentiment about it i mean now of that chavez was a figure of haters in the international media now the population of venezuela realize how much he was loved was two million actually that came out in the streets to be a bit him fair world as impossibly was the biggest demonstration in the history of the country and any candidate whoever they are would be foolish not to use it however the key point is that i think is the message people are saying you know the mother is saying to them

acy for her family. >> our tax tips series continues tomorrow with a look at the refund, this year tax refund checks are more critical to many household budgets. find out who is saving and who is spend and where the money is going. >> still ahead, we introduce you to a company who is bringing manufacturing back to detroit, one watch at a time. first, here is a look at how commodities and treasuries fair today. >> if you think about manufacturing in detroit, the first thing you probably picture is cars. but one company is trying change all that. using some of motor city's skilled workforce to make something completely different. mary thompson is in detroit and has more for us now. mary, fill us in. >> well, susie, the name is old but the company is new. here at the 30,000 square foot factory in detroit. they can make over a million watches a year. that is in the future though, a future that is tied to detroit. in the motor city, they are making motors for its watches. part of the plan to revive u.s. watch making in a town in need of life support. >> it's like a crazy idea to make watches in the united st

have some fun and smoke cigars and stay at the hotels that the cubans cannot stay in and it will all be for a great cause. some of the agent aciese been closed because they started organizing trips with churches that had nothing to do with religion and nothing to do wi cultural exchanges. the only way that americans can help is buy not visiting cuba. because the fact that the tourism industry which is owned by the military in cuba, if americans start going down to cuba it will give them the oxygen they need for being in power and continue the repression. the fact that they might be superstars an arrogant song like the one he did and their disdain for what happens in cuba i can file it all under "g" for garbage. >> greta: could young cuban americans have the same sort of thoughts that you do? i know people who have a little better idea of h history may be paying more attention than the younger generation. is the younger generation responding to that or applauding -- young cuban american generation, are they applauding that beyonce and jay-z went? >> i haven't seen anybody applauded. there is a young cuban here from miami who is d