agatha was quiet, intro spected almost inhible itted person.we saw the film and the song and dance routine that leisel and the telegraph boy do, we rolled in the aisles at the agatha. >> reporter: holding the family tail together was maria, the nun in training turned baroness von trapp who wrote the story of the trap family singers, and passed away in 1987. >> my mother loved austria. for a long time she'd go back in april, and fly back and she'd say "i'm glass to be back here, now i can breathe." in europe she felt oppressed by the centuries of history, tradition, class differences, but here she felt able to spread her wings. >> maria's book was made into a german film, the story rights going to the produces, who sold them for the broadway play, "the sound of music." and later the beloved movie. as a result the family von trapp has indirectly cashed in on their name. in its own way, a hollywood ending. except this fairytale is strong. >> why do americans love this story line so much? >> it's a masterpiece of movie making. it deals with themes

act like them all day because warren buffet made big moves in the stock market a couple of months agatha we just found out about last night. buffet's move seemed to overshadow the whole session. s&p back .3%. nasdaq advanced. i have long been a believer in doing your own homework and finding your own comfort level with individual stocks. if you can't do that if you can't do the research and make up your own mind it's imperative that you do not follow someone, anyone blindly whether it be me or a money manager you saw on television, a ceo that talks a good game or even yes, warren buffet. if you can't do the homework and you still want exposure to the stock market just go buy a index fund. i love index funds. they allow you to eliminate single stock risk meaning the one stock you can buy can be caught up in a scandal or miss the quarter repeatedly or simply not participate in the general upswing that you're looking for. there are plenty of indices out there to like. it's a total stock market return. meaning all u.s. stocks. i can get behind any fund that emphasizes dividends because i lik

this follows a separate flash from the deputy finance minister about 15 minutes agatha said this aremoves that show a solution with the eu can be found. this follows news late yesterday that greek finance minister says greek debt cannot be paid off in the near future. he added if it can no longer be paid it leads to a air cut. that comes after the greek prime minister yesterday easily won a confidence vote to scrap the bailout program. >> the posturing continues today. we had the greek prime minister on twitter overnight. will a europe of democracy and solidarity and values and people give away to terror and destabilization? still expecting the prospect of a greek exit to allow leeway from other leaders. they're also saying it's over for greece if they don't exspekt the money at the last bailout. it's not an agreement in today or tomorrow's discussions for this to continue on until monday next week but at least ultimately some bridging program to be agreed. what i heard is that they don't mind if the european leaders want to call this an extension of the program. they're not going to

of its own because of the fall out from the gulf of mexico accident which is now nearly five years agatha happened april 2010 and of course the consequences of that, the damages that bp still has to pay has not yet been finally quantified and of course we're talking about billions and billions of dollars here. so for bp to possibly be prey to merger talks or an acquisition which is something we hear talked about quite a lot, you do wonder why anybody would do that given that bp still has these liabilities. meanwhile, among the ranks of the major oil companies we are in a situation where a 40, 50 $60 oil price is what we're going to be living with for the next year or two which bob dudley the ceo of bp was suggesting that then take our minds back to the last time we had low oil prices or lower price which is is the end of the 1990s. we had major mergers. now today we have a second tier of players, bg group. those are companies not in the major category but they're having difficulties cutting their investment. cutting staff. maybe cutting dividends. that remains to be seen but those compani