let's turn again to anthony chan. it was a fed day.t a take away that we may not have more qe but qe in the future is not dead? >> i think that's right. qe in the future is not dead. the federal reserve is saying that things will get better. >> all right. if we're going to say qe is not dead, will the stock market continue to focus more on quantitative easing or are we going to get back at looking at europe, which is our major concern. >> i think europe is going to be a concern. quantitative easing is another issue that the market can look at. what is happening is more important than quantitative easing. >> i think they may have rang the bell early. sorry about that. if you had to make a prediction in terms of the s&p at the end of the year -- if we've got to go to the s&p, what is your target for the end of the year? >> i think we can see that

anthony lake says the world is indifferent to the crisis in the region, and that has to change. world health organization chan says many children will die unless more funds are provided. >>> leaders of japan, there's the music, leaders of japan and china are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the normalization of their nation's diplomatic ties. the chinese government sponsored a ceremony tuesday in tokyo. culture minister said he believes the year of events will add a colorful new page to the history of the country's friendship. japan's chief cabinet secretary called for exchanges on a personal level. >>> people in southampton, england, are paying tribute to those who died in the sinking of the "titanic." children paraded through the city carrying placards of those deceased. most of its crew called southampton home. city officials held an opening ceremony for a new museum to exhibit memorabilia from the ship. descendents of survivors attended the event. >>> the asia development released its economic outlook for the asia pacific region on wednesday. the forecast, strong growth in 2012, at a slightly slower pa