. >> i know you're barnes. >> go ahead, sir.elcome back. >> i said i wasn't gonna come back and i'm back. i let myself down. >> yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always struck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of the situation. >> barnes hopes to leave jail in a couple of days on bail. but life of hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i have to do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was going to the community library, she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life and brut

the insurance, the radio, carl's visit to the barn.or questioning. >> go ahead and have a seat, carl. >> it was the moment of truth. if carlson refused to speak or called in a lawyer, i case could evaporate but carlson count resist talking about himself. >> i mean, i work multiple p jobs and stuff like that and i mean, i did. i worked my butt off. >> we were talking about his favorite subject, him. >> carl said he found levi dead after returning home, just like he told the police in 2008. >> went out there, and found him. and that, you know, then we went to the hospital -- >> what do you mean you found him? >> i found him dead. the truck was on him. >> carlson insisted levi's death was an accident. it couldn't have been anything else. >> you don't kill your son. you don't kill anybody for money. >> detective clear decided to change tactics. >> there is not a conscious of play to. there is not empathy to play to? does he have? an ego and it's a big one, so that's the stragty that we shifted to. i gave him a lot of sympathy and attention

the entire barn burned to the ground.orensic odontology identified her remains, although wallace probably thought no one in mississippi would connect this fire to a girl's disappearance in illinois. in december of 2005, maurice wallace was charged with first-degree murder. his aberrant behavior didn't end with his arrest. >> maurice wallace was very combative during court hearings. one occasion he spit on the floor as he entered the courtroom, talking when he was not supposed to be talking, interrupting the judge. >> because of the evidence against him, wallace pled guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. >> maurice wallace is a sociopath. he's evil. he certainly knew what he was doing every step of the way here. he had a plan. he carried it out. didn't have any regard to his victim. >> he was just an evil man that did what he told his friend on the phone, he was going to go out and kill somebody and try to make a name for himself. >> when a victim has been murdered or is no longer alive, the only thing that's left to

it found a meat, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that.roclaimed animal lover hadn't exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers and the dog would have taken care of it right then. we were getting ready to flip a coin where they think the goose's fate was. i don't think the governor was going to call at that point. >>> a mystery as deep as the ocean. how could and airliner with 239 people aboard just vanish. >> this is not a science fiction movie where all of the sudden it's is there and then it's gone. >> we've never seen anything like this. >> no, this is unprecedented. >> it's the longest a commercial

barnes didn't have the barriers. he started learning to read after he retired at a hotel. being an older student was a challenge. >> when i first started, it was hard. it was hard. this is what i wanted to do. >> barnes reads at about a third grade level, and he is an inspiriing student. >> he appreciated everything he learnt, every week was an adventure. >> an adventure changing barnes' life. >> it's a legacy. >> an adventure he'll continue. >>> read across america day was created to honour dr seuss, he would have turned 110 on sunday. >>> it is one of the most gruelling sporting events, dozens of sled dogs running almost a thousand miles through the ice at alaska. we have more at the start. >> once a year this city goes the dogs, sled dogs, hundreds of them. they can hardly weight for the ceremonial start. the real start is a day later, closer to the wilderness. this is meant to be fun, sharing the biggest sporting event to the city. they bring the snow in by truck so these dogs can slide and the dogs and their handlers can hit the trail - or in this case, street. >> one

then the barnes and nobel in fort worth and then the barnes and nobel in plano. >> anyway, if you want to find out where i am going to be go to g gutfeld.com. i thrb in three to four cities a day. lastly, i would like to wonk around town with your face on my chest. is that possible? >> yes, i have a t-shirt that is available at premiere collectibles.com. you get a second one for the same price. i am done here. >> thank you so much, greg. this was great. have a great day. or night. good night. what a great guy. >> i consistent want to interrupt you too. >> a good looking couple. >> i think so. i think i found my perfect match. >> what kind of laugh was that? that was a medicated laugh. do you have a comment on the show e-mail us at red eye at fox gnus.com. do you have video of your animal doing something click on our website. foods make you funny. >> andy will be on "independence" wednesday at 9:00 p.m. on fox business network. coming up tomorrow on "red eye." buck sex ton and kennedy and joe devito. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> i love that sound. do too many drinks

wright took his boat out of the water and stored it in his barn so he could begin to make repairs. claimed he didn't know he hit harry uhl's boat. >> they knew exactly what they had hit. they absolutely knew. there is no way you could hit a full-sized boat and not know that you have hit something significant or think that you've hit a log or driftwood. it's ridiculous. >> if they would have had their lights on, on that boat, we would have seen it. i can guarantee it, that we would have seen it. >> there was no way to know what floyd wright's blood-alcohol level was that night. in new york state, this severely limited the prosecutor's case. >> you have to show that the accident was causally related to the drinking. there has to be that close connection. new york requires it. so, just the fact that he had a few drinks throughout the course of the day doesn't necessarily mean that is the cause of the death. you have to prove beyond reasonable doubt that that's the connection. >> being intoxicated shouldn't be a way out of being held responsible. the fact that he was able to run from t

. >> peter barnes of fox business. i want to talk about international development and the crisis in the ukraine. is the crisis head wind for the u.s. economy? are there risks to the u.s. economy? and the u.s. banking system and directly and indirectly and did the russians move $100 billion in u.s. treasury securities out of the united states to avoid u.s. sanctions? those foreign securities are held by the fed? thank you. >> let me start with the last piece of your question. i am sorry, movements in custodial accounts, the new york fed, are something that i am not in position to be able to comment about but in terms of the situation in ukraine and russia, it is something we are monitoring very closely. to the ukraine and russia are not large. we are not seeing meaningful impacts now, but obviously there are geopolitical risks here that it is important for us to be attentive to and to keep our eye on. we are not seeing broader global financial repercussions. but if this were to escalate, that would certainly be somethin

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. ♪ that is jason barnes and jason is using a robotic drum prosthesis.eorgia tech center for music technology especially for jason barnes who has wanted to be a drummer since he was a small child. you can tell jason is missing part of his right arm he lost it in a freak accident in january and he was cleaning a hood vent in a restaurant and was nearly electrocuted. that left him in the hospital with really only option of having his arm amputated. he still wanted to be a drummer and he's doing it. ♪ this is a really complex machine. in essence jason is now kind of, like, this superhuman drummer. to tell us exactly how this has changed his life we've got jason barnes from atlanta, georgia, "right this minute." >> hey, how's it going? >> what is it like to use this prosthesis? >> eyes really crazy. it has a lot of robotics and electronics in it. >> can you tell it to switch to different rhythms like using your mind? >> eyes not brain waves. what it works off of is through the muscle. there are electrodes attached to my existing muscles in my forearm and i c

let's go to peter barnes. >> the fed continues to taper.er, cutting bond purchases another $10 billion a month as expected and the fed has changed its guidance when it may begin to increase short-term interest rates as the economy improves, eliminating its 6 1/2% unemployment rate threshold. let's get right to the economic analysis. quote, information received since the federal open market committee met in january indicates that growth in economic activity slowed during the winter months in part reflecting adverse weather conditions. labor market indicators were mixed but on balance showed further improvement. the unemployment rate however remains elevated of the household spending and business

good barnes didn't have those barriers. he started learning to read after he retired from a job at a hotel. still being an older student was a challenge. >> when i first started to learning with ms. sally. it was hard, it was hard. but i said this is what i wanted to do. >> barnes now reads at about a third grade level and is maybrooke's most inspiring student. >> he appreciated everything he learned, every week was a new adventure. >> an adventure that has changed barns' life. >> i ain't where i want to go and i ain't where i used to be. it makes you feel so good. >> diane eastabrook, al jazeera chicago. >> we'll have a live report from crimea. plus middle east peace. president obama meets with israeli prime minister, i'll speak live with former ambassador allen pinkus in a moment. >> be welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. a lot to cover this half hour. tightening his grip, russian president vladimir putin takes almost complete control to the ukraine crimea region. the world war ii intern

every week was a new adventure. >> an adventure that changed barnes? >> i ain't where i used to be.make you feel so good. >> an adventure he says he will continue. diane esterbrook, al jazeera, chicago. >>> read across america today was created to honor dr. seuss. had he lived, he would be 110 years old on sunday. prescription painkillers, the abuse on the rise in the u.s. new research shows it's not drug dealers who are pushing these drugs. instead, this one hitting close to home. plus, we already know that c sections are risky for expecting moms. now, we are learning why they could cause serious health problems for their babies later in life. his first vote was for president franklin den nor roosevelt. not a 100 years of age, his next vote could be for himself. a centenairan with a boat-load of ambition trying to make a change in congress. u.s. dollar and euro and the natural gas and coal industries only on al jazeera america dealers are supplying cal cal baggies delivered by cesarean section could be obese later in life. finding babies delivered by c section were 26% more likely

sicnet jeweler, michael barns. for joining us and congratulation for your high stock price. >> thank you. we're very excited about the execution that our team has deliveredd witdelivered over thr and as we move into the new fiscal quarter. we're excited. we believe that our stock is still a great value and that there's a lot further for us to go. >> to that effect, one retail and list saying it pars that the price is right for signet shares. shareholders and time will decide if you can hold on to the gains but what a driving all of the sales of jewelry at your retail stores. >> i tell you, there's two things, it's the execution of the teams that we have in the field. we have always believed that to be one of the top competitive strengths out there. we have well-trained execute at the highest levels and they do it because they have the best tools as well. the products that we have in our stores right now, are just unbelievable. they're terrific. the amount of innovation and the fashion and the design elements that w

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peter washington, peter barnes has the latest.he house is on board to give aid to the country but where does russia stand on that. >> these loan guarantees, up 385 to 23, overwhelmingly bipartisan support for this measure. if it heads to the senate, when the senate will take this up before next week the senate is working on its own set of measures to punish russia. both chambers want these loan guarantees as well as to slap additional sanctions on russia. president obama signed an executive order directing a freeze on assets in the russian military intervention in crimea and allows the state department to ban their travel into the u.s.. >> violation of international law, in the united states and allies, will remain firm. steps to reaffirm commitment to the securities and exchange of allies in eastern europe. >> the russian foreign minister in rome. continues meeting with other foreign officials. leaders of the european union met today. they announced limited punitive measures including suspension of trades, and considering other m

barnes & noble, rite aid, cigna jewelers and even abercrombie and fitch. with all due trop those companies and their employee, not exactly the usual suspects of outperformance. biggest losers so far this year, staples, container stores as well. what is going on here? jan rodgers inherited david nelson's spot and body. good to see you as well. i'm not bashing. rite aid had problems years ago. stock's done well. jewelry stores face tough times. cigna stock, okay. what do you make of the older schools, barnes & noble, leading the retail charge? >> i say when you quit shooting yourself in the foot things get better. if you're somebody like barnes & noble, you've decided to pull back from nook, do what you do. you're doing more games, educational toys. that stuff. that helps your stock for a while. because you're not doing the things that were damaging your stock, like giving awayate of money on the nook. but i don't they changes the fact you're in the most competitive place in the world and the internet will be a big problem going forward. another good kashgs

or perhaps sunday you'll be at barnes and noble in waco, then the barnes and noble in plano. >> the psychici'm going to find out -- if you want to find out where i'm going to be, go to my we believe site. -- website. lastly, i would like to walk around town with your face on my chest. is that possible? >> yes, greg. i have a t-shirt available at premierecorrectibles.com. if you buy one, you get a second one for the same price. >> thank you, greg. this was really great. >> good night. what a great guy. >> i didn't want to introduce you fellows. you have video of your animals going something? go to the website. foods make you funny. was to ber was to ber no cutting in line... play by the rules play by the rules don't pick on the little kids it's important. it's the right thing to do it helps create the world we want to live in well.... there's something i need to tell you kids aren't the only ones that should be fair... mommy's and daddy's should be that way, too. every time you go to the store you have a chance to be fair... to do the right thing to make a difference in someone else's life i

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father. to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to 45 years. testimony who gets life says was too strange to dream and a wannabe stuntman tries to >> better do something quick otherwise, i'm going to burn and >> when "caught on camera: [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe righ

liz: peter barnes asked the question and got the most interesting answer.espite rising global tensions most important we related to crimea and russia the markets continue their momentum and end in the green although you never know. anything could break in the next 64 minutes but we are breaking out of the floor show. traders at the stock exchange, cme group and nynex standing by. nothing shakes this market, nothing overseas. >> it doesn't shake this market. this market reminds me of january. i remember talking to you at the beginning of january when we had volatility in the market. investors were not sure, i'd say in or out and what headlines were moving this market. you have the vix below 15. the market seems to want to move higher but i am not sure there is any real muscle or energy behind it. no big headlines giving us the excuse to stay and get into this. no real economic data tomorrow. next week is a light week so we will see this true picture of this market because unless it can stand on its own without economic data, you can see where the market will

. >> you go past red barn and stuff. it is off to the side where you can't see the place.own in -- >> is it in a residence. >> no, it is in a house. >> that's what, a house. >> are you sure? >> i haven't been there in a while. >> how long is a little while. >> month or so. >> one two three four five six seven eight nine, about nine. >> were they going or -- >> they were going. all going. that's when they do it. go out there right now. >> he does it more at night. >> the part i seen, yes. >> who's this person's name who lives there? curious if we know who they are. >> i'm bad at names. i'm good at faces, but bad at names. i have had lead poison, hit by truck. so i have short-term memory loss, man. ♪ >> appreciate you working with us today. >> hope you work with me. >> like briggs told you, if we go out there and you are not feeding us a line -- >> i bet you find something out there. >> okay. man if we do he's going to help you out. he's keeping his word. he's not going to lie to you. >> i guarantee you will find jars, all kind of stuff, probably. >> we'll find something. >>

there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. >> good evening once again. we begin this half hour with the tram difficult involving the colleague of ours in the north in seattle. fiery scene outside the space needle this morning. news helicopter crash that belonged to our abc news sister station k o m o. neal has the late details on this deadly tragedy. >> chaos in the heart of seattle. >> oh, my god. helicopter in the space needle down on the ground now. cars involved on fire. >> helicopter flown by abc affiliate k o m o tv just taken off from the station roof right across from the space needle when it suddenly dropped directly on to exploding on top of cars in the midst of the morning commute. killed on impact belove

that we need to [speaker not understood] in check -- i kind of liken it to the horse has left the barn and we need to make sure that we round it up before it leaves the yard. tobacco free coalition as co-chair of the coalition, [speaker not understood] the variety of health and community agencies to san francisco commission, the san francisco small business commission, san francisco unified school district, breathe california, ucsf, american heart association, vietnamese youth development center, lung association, san francisco medical society, and other groups. we urge you to support this ordinance to protect the quality of health for all residents both young and old in san francisco. thank you very much for your [speaker not understood] and thank you very much, supervisor mar, for bringing this to our attention. >> and thank you to your leadership and the coalition as well. >> thank you. >> through chair yee, can we open this up now for public comment? and i've asked if we could limit comments, because we have about 60 cards. so, we're going to have to limit it to 1 minute per person

barnes & noble and microsoft will develop a new microsoft e reader app for windows.e cobranded with the nook. this move updates the agreement made in 2012 when microsoft invested $300 million for a minority stake in nook media. >>> the justice department is disputing a mortgage fraud report from its own inspector general. despite receiving $196 million to combat mortgage fraud activities between 2009 and 2011, the number of fbi agents working cases and number of open investigations actually decreased. a do-7 spokesperson counters that number of indictments and convictions saying they increased. >>> average fix yeared mortgage rate rose 4.37%, up from the last week's 4.28. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. adam: wall street can't ignore this. some disturbing patterns emerging in the string of alleged suicides on wall street. charlie gasparino is here with exclusive details. >> here is the thing. you don't want to generalize from a handful. i think there have been six or seven since this, sort of spate of suicide began l

cheryl: peter barnes in washington.ate you on breaking news we brought you a few moments ago microsoft has announced office for ipad is going to be available 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. 44 minutes away on the itunes store. they just made that announcement. that just crossed during peter barnes's live report out of washington. stock is not reacting but we will keep monitoring what microsoft says. adam: microsoft playing nice because google is now the giant. i can see them playing in the sand box. college athlete school employees, and rolling upsets the -- athletes and students first and athletes second. cheryl: the sharing economy getting up to speed with the laws of the land. making portland the shared city. adam: the latest battleground state to allow electric carmakers direct sales model within its borders. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions,

david: peter barnes with the latest. it was lopsided vote? >> 385 to 123.g support you could say. john boehner promised continue cooperation with the white house on measures to punish russia. the gill goes to the senate, which is not expected to take it up until next week. they want to pass more sanctions on russia. president obama signed an executive order directing a freeze on u.s. assets those involved in the russian military intervention in the crimea. and also allows the the state department to ban their travel into the u.s. >> these decisions continue our efforts to impose a cost on russia and those responsible for the situation in crimea. and they also give us the flexibility to adjust our response going forward, based on russia's actions. >> and in other developments today a top fed official, dennis lockhart, of the atlanta fed bank told right that's the fed is monitoring the ukraine crisis for economic, financial, geopolitical effect that is might harm the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is headed back to the u.s. tomorrow after meeting today wi

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david: peter barnes, thank you very much.on twitter or facebook, by the way we got more response to this tan ever. sandra: i'm telling you. david: do you think ncaa players should be allowed to unionize and players about time they got paid? james said if you pay student athletes and pay student musicians that form university concerts and student actors. >> slippery slope. david: that's true. sandra: ashton tweeted, not like you're allowed to miss practice to get extra lab time. sound like a job to me. agree to disagree on that. david: let's go "off the desk." taco bell launching its breakfast menu today and using the ronald macdonald name to promote. i don't mean the mcdonald's clown. that will feature 25 different men from coast to coast, happen to have the same name as macdonald's mascot. >> i love that. david: this group of ronald macdonalds will be shown eating and enjoying different items from taco bell's breakfast menu. sandra: also "off the desk," musicians insisted their work should be treated like fine art. a hip-hop

fred barnes, both a fox news contributor and let's go to "the washington post."use i think by any standard, at least online. president obama's foreign policy is based on fantasy. do we have that remark. >> the editorial board wrote that president obama has let a foreign policy based on how he thinks the world should operate than on reality as vladimir putin said that he will measure the seriousness after a statement and that is an amazing acknowledgment by "the washington post." >> i was pleasantly surprised to see and that includes the prime minister of england. putin is different. the state department and the white house was surprised at what he did. and he thinks the worst catastrophe of the 20th century is the class of this soviet union. and so he sees as any crisis or create a crisis in which he can advance the borders or lease the control of russia. and that is what he is doing. the world says that putin acts and obama talks. they want writing just about rush-hour vladimir putin, and they said this is tough stuff. they're abandoning their own views and thei

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and like with liquor, we can't put this horseback in the barn that horse is out of the barn. problem is there is probably 6 lobbyists, for every state representative, i cannot count the number of lobbyists in washington who are liquor lobbyists, if you think we're ever going to curtail advertisement for hard liquor, we are seeing on news networks or billboard that was unthinkable 10 years ago. john: do you want to go back to hprohibition. >> you can't, try to regulate liquor, because of the power of the industry. i am say, rather than start a new industry, why not stop, learn what happened with tobacco, and where they lieed about it for 6 injur 60 years, t we've seen with liquor, not repeat the same with marijuana. john: thank you congressman kennedy, we agree to disagree. >> thank you, john. john: coming up, a list of a hundred government programs that need spring-cleaning, we should dump all of them. >> this is your brain on drugs. any questions? john: one of the first antidrug ads, they did more with that frying pan. >> it's not over yet. this is what your family goes thro

now, to say they have the same kinetic energy iso say when they hit the barn door, they'll do the same work, the same damage. from the fact that an elephant and a mouse, honey, running down, doing the same damage and hit the barn door, is that enough information for you to say which is going faster? now, which one's going faster? that mouse is a bullet, okay? it'll have to be like a bullet too the same damage. so it turns out little things will go faster than big things if they have the same energy. that tells you a lot, gang. that tells you why there's no helium. why you go-- you don't get helium. all the helium atoms are going so fast, they're going at escape speed. they escape the earth. and what helium there is in the very, very top, 's all gone. it goes out. the heliumou get in your balloons, that comes from under the ground when they' mining gas, they get helium in there too. later on, we're gonna learn about where that helium comes from. it comes from the radioactive decay of elements ke uranium and radium. that's what it is, that's the alpha particles. so next timeou see a kid

fred barnes. both are fox news contributors. great to have you both here. let's start with these, joe, the president, 11 individual sanctions, this administration, its response to the invasion of nation. your response. >> you got to do diplomacy and sanctions or war and i don't think there's anybody interested in trying to do -- you know, put troops on the ground for ukraine or crimea. so, look, in war, you can take action, unilaterally if you want. if you think that's the way to go, but diplomacy is getting everybody else onboard. it doesn't matter if one country does sanctions and all the rest do nothing -- >> you're pleased with what the preside president's response? >> i think there are going to be much harsher responses. >> fred? >> i think there's something in between diplomacy and warfare and that's called pressure. i don't think sanctioning these 11 russians is going to put much pressure on vladimir putin. we're still, the u.s., three steps behind him. and the world thinks that putin act and obama talks. and that's what the europeans do, too, they j

barnes and noble is looking for a buyer. >> in 2011, amazon.com steps beyond the retail sales marketvideo streaming ring, going head-to-head with netflix. andrew is a television editor. >> i think you are looking at amazon and really sizing them up as a competitor. amazon has a lot of traction on line. they have deep pockets. they are at the beginning of this effort. in time, amazon could grow to be as big as netflix. >> the retail giant is fending growing efforts to put an end to its untaxed online sales. new laws may force them to charge local sales tax. jeff bezos remains cool under fire. he continues to forge ahead. >> he has his fingers in everybody's pockets. he is video streaming, music, he is even selling android applications amazon.com's app store. that goes right after google. if he sees something where amazon can make a piece of money and help the margins, he will go for it. >> going for it has gotten him this far. his space project is going even farther. in april, 2011, nasa awarded blue origin $22 million to develop the space vehicle design. he was listed by "forbes" as

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adam: peter barnes. an important point to remember. thank you.ryl: well let's head to the trading pits of the cme and fox business contributor phil flynn of price futures group to get his take. phil, some say the export approvals would move the u.s. into superpower territory. do you agree? >> absolutely and believe it or not the threat of u.s. exports is already having an impact. the critics are wrong. in fact eastern european countries right now are negotiating with gazprom, the russian state oil company, for long-term contracts. they're saying, hey, we better get a better deal because the u.s. is going to be a player in the future. why should i sign this long-term contract? people have to realize, a couple of years in the world of energy isn't that long. and believe it or not, just the anticipation of this supply coming online is already putting pressure on, on russia. let me tell you another thing. if russia, the main reason they went into crimea in the first place because they were worried that crimea would start to produce their own supply.

barnes & noble, and had you been watching our show yesterday you would have heard a guy say jcpenney move to the upside coming. it made headway in that direction today, no? >> right. that is because s&p raised their outlook on jcpenney to stable from negative. that is grade news. a great move for it. [closing bell ringing] david: bells are ringing on wall street. a record day. the best day of the year. it is a terrific market day. there are questions what is happening in ukraine may not be over yet, not affecting traders today. they tout the market yesterday was way oversold. they were buying today, a busy market day right here on "after the bell" which starts right now. david: stocks rallying today to rebound from yesterday's losses. let's break down the action with our panel. condition croft will tell investors what entry tolook for. jamie cox, will tell us where investors may want to look to get higher returns in the u.s. equity market. dan test system from the cme.

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