four minutes to go before the closing bell. arthur, me worry?out there and yet very modest declines. >> it was a little bit of a roller coaster day. they came in very worried about jpmorgan and the impact. they found out that the wheels did not come off the locomotive and then shortly before 10:00 we got the university of michigan data. best since bear stearns was still alive and we've muddled about and in the afternoon they got a feeling that we wouldn't get a deal on greece and we pulled back a little. >> are we going to continue to get this choppy data? is it going to get more definitive? is it going to get plain awful or are we going to move up in the second half of the year and a little better? >> next year we move up. this year we have to pay the piper. it's a transition year. i think the earnings will hold in there but they are going to have to see it before they go there. >> in the second half is what everybody is worried about. banks are supposed to contribute a major part of the earnings for the second half of the year. is there any ev

>>arthur: it goes back to 25 years to the bell telephone system, with one bringer.the government said, wait, telephones are everywhere you cannot just have one company providing phone service so we have to break it down. >>randy: i appreciate that. >>shepard: you picked up the phone and this was in dial and sarah answered. and if not, it was a market in dallas and she would get you in touch. >>randy: like maybury. >>shepard: i am sure it was more sophisticated where you were. randy always gets to defend the indefensible. >>jonathan: apple is defensible in this. they do everything fabulously. apple runs perfectly. >>randy: this is ridiculous. >>arthur: it is not their "stuff," but --. >>randy: you use my ipod you have to use itunes. >>shepard: the aim -- same argument with cable and satellite. a young woman, college student, near death after a relatively minor accident but he is near death. it was not the cut that nearly killed her by a bizarre infection that got inside of her. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your

, along with another innovation--arthur bell, along with studes from the engineering department at berkeley invented the pitter-chopper. this @achine would basically take the pit out of the olive at the same time it chopped the olive in small pieces. bell's chopped olives was widely used in the chopped olive sandwch, which was considered a delicacy around san francisco. the bell-carter family and all the dedicated employees have been processing top quality olives for over 97 years. >> then they're off to a pizza chain, restaurant, or grocerystore near you. in corning, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv." >> this segment is brought to you by the california farm bureau federation. from farm to feast, stay tuned for more of the tempting tastes of california. >> welcome back to "california country." >> long known for being the salad bowl of the world, now one salinas based company is changing what we put in our salads. did you know that in terms of production value, lettuce is the leading vegetable crop in the ufited states? and each year, more than 80% of the salad greens