that's going be proctor & gamble, things with're going to buy regardless of the stocks. >> say you'vehing, but you know what i mean. do you buy $600 in apple or spread it out? >> it's a tough, tough question. i own apple for my clients. >> they get a dividend for having the stock. >> i love the stock. i really do. it's tough to fight that. but it's tough to tell the investor out there to put all your money in all stock. yes, spread the rest so you get a little bit diversified. >> an aggressive investor should have 10% in a fixed income bonds, 10% cash, almost the rest in stocks. a moderate investor you start to have a little less stocks and conservative investor which basically is what i am all the time. >> it depends who you are, how old you are, and even if you're in your

that's going be proctor & gamble, things with're going to buy regardless of the stocks. >> say you'vesuch thing, but you know what i mean. do you buy $600 in apple or spread it out? >> it's a tough, tough question. i own apple for my clients. >> they get a dividend for having the stock. >> i love the stock. i really do. it's tough to fight that. but it's tough to tell the investor out there to put all your money in all stock. yes, spread the rest so you get a little bit diversified. >> an aggressive investor should have 10% in a fixed income bonds, 10% cash, almost the rest in stocks. a moderate investor you start to have a little less stocks and conservative investor which basically is what i am all the time. >> it depends who you are, how old you are, and even if you're in your 20s and 30s, you probably have to look at moderate conservative so you can sleep at night. >> have a nice weekend. >>> people with money are making money. millions aren't. everything you heard reinforce this american divide. a house in a good school district costs $200,000 more. quality shows us your child ne

you have to be careful in how you look at the numbers. we know that proctornd gamble will be rolling back the prices. look at hershey which was the example. they make chocolate and we know that the price of the cocoa bean is at a 30 year high. why? supply. >> we have to be vigilant about inflation. we are coming out of a difficult period where stimulus was require there is a lot of printing of money and absolutely keep your eye out for it. are we well yet? we were worrying about deflation. >> phil, they admit when you print money there is no such thing as a free lunch. don't you eventually end up with higher prices. uncle ben bernanke has been throwing bills out of the helicopter now. >> ben bernanke is head of the federal reserve and in charge of printing money. >> it was to get corporations to spend. that hasn't happened. we have had unintended affect and that could cost obama the election. 94 dollar gallon gasoline. >> and so much coming down to the price of gas. >> it is going down. >> it does. the world of raw materials has gone up in the past and not ju

purchase, to ransom those prisoners that the indians had taken to they wouldn't be subjected to torture or death and i think proctor, brock and proctor actually did a pretty good job of managing the michigan territory during the british occupation. >> i think proctor was probably an outstanding soldier and a main man given the conditions of war, but i think that mr. brock would have a very hard time saying that he behaved in a humane manner toward the americans. >> interesting, brock has the much better reputation today for being the greater man and general. >> that's not the way i read it that recent book on proctor of that. lieutenant colonel in the british army, just came back from the iraq war and wrote a recent book. >> that's john riley. he's a lieutenant general. >> right. >> better biography of brock by wes turner, who's a canadian. two biographies came out about the same time. i recommend wes turner's. >> on brock or proctor? >> on brock. the best account of the war in the northwest from the british perspective and from proctor's perspective is sandy. it's a very fine study and i recommend it. let's get do

they wouldn't be subjected to torture or death. i think proctor and brock did a pretty good job of managing the michigan territory during the british occupation. >> i think that proctor was probably an outstanding soldier and he was a humane man given the conditions of war. i think that mr. block a hard time saying that he behaved in a humane manner towards the americans. >> they have the greater man and the greater general. >> isn't that funny? that's not the way i read the recent book on proctor. a lieutenant colonel in the british army and i forgot his name just came back from the iraq war and wrote a receipt book that was published. >> a lieutenant general. >> a better biography of brock by west turner. two came out about the same time. i recommend west turner's side. >> on brock or proctor? >> on brock. >> the best account of the and the british perspective. i think he is too sympathetic, but it's a fine study and recommend it. let's get down to why proctor and what the role was in the river massacre. after proctor and his and defeated the am

i think it will be similar to kimberly-clark. and, remember, proctor has some competition.olgate will report, and i believe it will very better numbers than protecter. last but not least, vf corp. it's been a great time. vf corporate is a fabulous apparel maker. it's going strong. they are terrific but vf gets hit, because eric wisen, said 140 stock, when that gets hit, it goes to 130. i say wait to the down draft. in the tidal wave of earnings, there are some terrific opportunities. just remember that you have to listen to the conference calls and not take your cue from the headlines. i'll have something about that later on in the show, when you ask questions first and shoot later, you're much more likely to come out ahead. let's go to pt in colorado to start the calls. pt? >> caller: hey, jim, a big mesa verde national park boo-yah. >> and i've been there. it's gorgeous. >> caller: i'm shopping for some alcoa. i watched your fantastic interview last night. >> thank you. >> caller: and he's one of the best. the problem is i've already gotten some, and they seem pretty tigh

. >>> federal proctors want the pilot to be held without bond.he news room with more on this case. >> reporter: he left the cockpit of the las vegas-bound flight screaming about religion and terrorists. this is video of him walking into the courtroom. passengers helped subdue him on tuesday. he's been at a hospital undergoing a medical evaluation. he was not asked to enter a plea during today's brief hearing. a ruling on his bond issue is expected on thursday. >> he could face up to 20 years in prison if he's convicted. >>> are you thinking of taking a flight sometime soon? researchers say air-tran did the best job last year in getting passengers to their destinations with the least hassle. based on four areas -- lost bags, delayed flights, bumping from full flights, and consumer complaints. >>> two british sailors are badly hurt during a race in the pacific. their vessel was battered by a large rogue wave. >> reporter: 68 feet of pure wind-blown beauty. but for this crew, that dream became a nightmare. two members of the crew, a 50-year-old doct

i think there's going to be a come-to-judgment proctor. this will be unruling and difficult. >>. >> how much is it? >> it's over 25 bucks. >> really? >> yes. i'm not making that up. >> plus, larry david taught us, right, in curb your enthusiasm. you need a machete. i'm not into that, either. >> no. >> i'm going to start looking. i didn't realize they had been raising prices so aggressively. when is the call? >> i've got to get out of here. i just want to hear the theater of this. king lear, richard iii. >> this is very different than the rest of so much of what we've got in terms of earnings, which has been very positive, across the board, oftentimes. better than anticipated. even if you take out apple, although not as much. >> 4.2% versus 6%. that's incredible. >> amazing. >>. >> colox better. j&j maybe even a few better. >> let's move onto spain. data shows that the country's rate jumped to 24.24%. that is the highest level since the early 1990s. that's after standard and poors dropped the credit rating. plus the firm citing worries, noth

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be still my heart, barbie sales decline. proctor & gamble announced another dividend hike. you can see shares up about 1.5%. let's get to the trading floors. bob pisani joins us from the nyse. bob. >> this is one of those days where it doesn't feel like the dow is up 90 points. we're about even on the advance-decline line and it doesn't feel that way. feels like a down day in a way. that's because people are worried about nonconfirmations today about apple and google not helping the nasdaq. but these worries started way back in february. the transports failed to confirm the industrials advance. that was the first sign people were a little bit concerned. and of course remember the -- we had gasoline prices really high. and in april the russell 2000 didn't confirm the s&p as it was advancing. more worries. and now today more worries because the nasdaq for the first time this year isn't really advancing with the rest of the market. and that's because apple and google are on the weak side. so take a look at the major sectors today. you can see nasdaq underperforming the overall

tide detergent is being targeted by consumer advocates who says some varieties has a probable carcinogen. proctor that the chemical levels are minuscule and are within safety guidelines. the nfl just signed a multi-year deal with tied as a sponsor of the nfl to take care of all the dirty uniforms. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. in the nation's capital, all the buzz is about the redskins and it rg3. >> speaking of uniforms, t- shirts already have been printed with him in the redskins uniform. >> its upside down. >> lots of excitement surrounding the is. >> these are pretty nice. you can pick those up. there's going to be a lot of buzz and you can see the jerseys went on sale last night. there was a big party at fedex field. >> i think that his socks are the bigger hit. >> or people will start making their own. >> it's a beautiful day, breezy out there. you'll notice the wind. areas of rain in the forecast on a weekend, but it's not going to be a washout. i have outdoor plans saturday morning and midday into the early afte

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proctor and gamble says the chemicals in tide are well below the safety risk levels. >>> movies will now be played on the big screen at the center theater in baltimore for the next six to nine months. the theater is undergoing major renovations and the owner says the project is going to run about $3 million. he's also putting in three new screens, new seats and a new projection equipment. according to the baltimore business journal, the state and city awarded the owner a $700,000 loan for those renovations. >>> there is now a deadline looming for any student with a need to take out a government subsidized loan for the upcoming college year. the interest rate is set to double come july 1st and some say politics may be getting in the way of debt relief. sheree johnson is here with all- new information. this thing could go on for months ahead. reporter: that's right, charley. today the house is expected to vote on a gop bill that would prevent interest rates on federal student loans from doubling as of july 1st. president barack obama has appeared on three college campuses this week, calling t

be exposing you to a cancer-causing chsm. that's according to recent "new york times" report. the detergent contains trace amount the of dioxane. a proctor gamble toxicologist says the amounts of chemical in the tide is is well below that of the safety risk level. >>> today is freebie friday. our free sample mama has got some great deals online for you and your family. there is some free activities going on this weekend you may want to take part in. today and tomorrow. the arcade stage. you can also see free jazz concerts and the spring block party. it features local bands, food and drinks. there's even a section just for the kids. it runs from 11:00 to 7:00 on friday. once again that's in federal hill. for more things, though, head to our website, abc2news.com and click on the lifestyle section. >>> 5:46. a little sports for you this morning, the raifns traded 29th overall pick, the first-round pick of the nfl draft to the minnesota vikings, leaving ozzie newsome and the crew without a first round selection for the second time in three years. in exchange for that pick, baltimore picked up minnesota's second and fourth round selections.

be monitored by social agencies for any other assistance. >> reporter: community activists say this is far from over. angelique proctor, fox 5 news.y selection continued today in the perjury trial of former baseball star pitcher roger clemens. clemens was back at the defense table taking notes. some prospective jurors have said think weren't sure a congressional committee should have been spending its time and money looking into drug use in sports. clemens is accused of lying about using performance enhancing drugs to that committee. >>> two 15-year-olds are accused of shooting a 16-year- old to death during a robbery last year in the district. fox 5 was allowed to attend a juvenile court hearing today where there was testimony and one of the teens confessed. paul wagner reports. >> reporter: just after 1 p.m. january 3rd, 2011, a sunday, detective jonathan clingerman seen here in court this afternoon said the two suspects pulled a .45 caliber handgun on bryant morillo and another young man and announced a robbery. they took a bag of dirty clothes, an old ipod and some money, but the detectives said the suspects wanted more and se

companies, every big brand name you know, general electric, proctor & gamble are having state taxes withheld and held by the company. people should bed as if they paid the taxes, but the companies get to keep the taxes. >> the reason, because state cut tax incentive deals to lure work, and the government doesn't want to write a check, so much easier, you know, millions you save from the tax withholding, just keep that. >> or retain that, and the second, how your legal right to a landline telephone is being quietly legislated away. at&t and verizon are pouring huge sums of money into this. we need to have a balanced policy about this, and we're not getting it. >> two quick trends. one, corporations fleeing alec for its efforts to systematically suppress voters in community of color across the country. not something corporate brands want to be part of. dozens of moderate and catholic leaders came out to condemn congressman ryan's budget on an attack of the poor. i think you will see faith voices escalating this week in calling out the immortality of republican budgets. >> have you been very involved in the faith community and that wor

that will be a key issue as far as what he knew, whether any of those editors in any of those meetings which he proctored brought any news to the table about whether some of these hacking practices were going on, whether e-mail or phones were concerned. buts ross, we'll head into the press annex and have more for you a little bit later today. >> all right. thanks for that, kayla. present more plenty floor to come from there. and rupert steps up to the plate tomorrow. we've had some auctions this morning out in the uk. first dutch auctions this morning. pretty straight up test bearing in mind the dutch government has resigned. they raised half billion less than the total amount they were targeting. the yields were okay. in fact cds narrowed a little bit on dutch debt and also we pulled back from the three year spread over german bunds. as far as the spanish auction was concerned, three and six month t-bills, yields did double pretty much as expected. they sold about the total will terp looki they were looking for. uk public borrowing 18 billion, which basically meant the target of 126 billion for withis f

be looking at today, folks? >> i don't know what you guys think. it is soaring pre-market on very strong results. >> i also think that proctor, i found that disappointingrationalize and say that howard schultz is going to take on europe. can i just say, you guys, it's remarkable. this is why i think a lot of companies priced earnings multiples are down. because of everything that i'm hearing this morning. these are companies that are basically taking, taking the profit. >> cramer, where are you on -- we've got bart here. where are you on making sure that the commodity guys only have 10%? are they on the right track? i like my question if you were suggesting it. do you think the fed needs to have restricted limits on how many treasury bonds -- >> they can't have more than 10%, either. what would happen to the 2% ten your? >> i think they should be flooding the world with 30. i pleaded to tim geitner about that. publicly, privately. i think in the end, if we don't try to lengthen our matureties, joe, is spain a possibility for us? i don't think they're going to take it off the table. >> jim, isn't there enough where they can push prices around? >> sure.