it's pretty hard to deal with. >> becky: i draw out to 29 palms to meet her. and i can see when she got off the bus the difference in her. i could see whole change in her face and... i know she was scared and she wouldn't let me go and i just knew it was something had happened and how the whole person i knew had changed ... i just felt it. >> lindsey: that morning i got back from iraq. i got out so i kind a felt alone coming, back to the civilian world. i didn't have that discipline and time schedule like i had in marine corp. i mean i worked but ... sorta drank a lot. on my worst binge, i locked myself in a room with a bottle of tylenol pm and bottles of jack daniels and beer and just not leaving my room for maybe not three days literally just drinking. >> becky: she got to where she wouldn't talk, she wouldn't interact with anybody! she was quiet! she wouldn't even interact with her brother or her nephews , nieces who she adores . all of them! but she wouldn't interact with the family ! >> lindsey: i got this tattoo when i was in missouri down at my training

becky, i don't know. we sent someone up there quickly and they're tightening something on the satellite. a couple of loose screws or something. >> i actually think it's the weather where you are. is there a big storm there? >> it's nice outside. >> been raining for three or four days and cold. how is it out there? >> nice and warm here. it's actually pretty humid. it's usually cold here. i see right now times square. yeah. much better weather here. so we're thankful for that. and don't worry, you'll get out there have and get here and there's really warm weather that we're facing. but i was just saying the news of the morning really has to be that jobs report. and as you know, buffett doesn't normally talk about individual numbers and things, but he has a really good idea about what's been happening in terms of the economy and the jobs picture just based on the 80 plus companies that berkshire owns and all the other big blue chip companies. so when we caught up with him last night, we got the chance to as

becky was more responsible than my own mother. what am i going to say about becky, she was great.onsible. it's weird. jedd wasn't. he did the smart thing, bail, worry about yourself, take care of number one. becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't have a take care of numero uno mentality. she had a never leave a fallen comrade, even if it costs you your life, which it did. which it did. >> over in the women's wing of the jail, mary kay concepcion has just had her 26th birthday but it also marks the death of her 2-year-old son, fox. concepcion and her boyfriend are both awaiting trial for his murder. >> i'm waiting at home for that anniversary. for this death anniversary. not too long ago you came to me, a miracle of many firsts, firsts smile, first set of teeth and first baby steps. but one night god took you away and left me your past. i will be thinking for a lifetime of your last. the last time i held you and kissed your soft baby lips. sorry. last time you run to me and scream, mommy! last time you tugged on my shirt to carry you up. the last time you stole shrimp from your

becky was always serious. i love that. was so responsible but jedd was like a -- more like a corn ball, more like me, a goof, always smiling, always wanted to have fun. all he wanted to do was have fun. becky was like my mom or something. more like my mom than my daughter. my mom if my mom was responsible. becky was more responsible than my own mother. what am i going to say? what am i going to say about becky, she was great. it's weird to have a little girl that's so responsible. it's weird. jedd wasn't. he did the smart thing, bail, worry about yourself, take care of number one. becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't have a take care of numero uno mentality. she had a never leave a fallen comrade, even if it costs you your life, which it did. which it did. >> over in the women's wing of the jail, mary kay concepcion has just had her 26th birthday but it also marks the death of her 2-year-old son, fox. concepcion and her boyfriend are both awaiting trial for his murder. >> i'm waiting at home for that anniversary. for

becky. >> thank you.morning is warren buffett coming fresh off the berkshire hathaway annual meeting. 35,000 shareholders descended and they did a lot shopping. it's interesting because our furniture store will do $35 million in business. we've done a thousand dollars of business per every man, child and woman. the shareholders were out getting bargains. >> that says a lot about the shareholders, the numbers coming in, but it says something about consumers, too. >> sure. they're in a different mood than they were a few years ago. i saw that at the jewelry store, too. i sold jewelry for two and a quarter hours and i couldn't sell tickets fast enough. crazy warren was in his element. >> it's a special thing when people are buying it from you. >> they get a better price. >> andrew, i knew you had some question, too, things you didn't get to this weekend? >> one question. warren and i talked about it briefly. it came from a shareholder in chicago. the question was google self-driving cars are expected to hit

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's get you up to speed this morning. pretty rough start to the week for facebook. those shares falling 11% on the second day of trading. among the headlines on the company, word that morgan stanley's consumer internet analyst reduced revenue forecast for the company it in the run up to the ipo. more began of course t morgan of course the lead underwriter. investors say moves like there are highly unusual, but it does prove one thing, there a separation of church and state there. there's a chinese wall between the two sides. also amid questions about how it handled the facebook ipo, nasdaq will hold its annual shareholder meeting today. the exchange plans to set aside $13 million to resolve bad trades. the bringiigger potential cost come to damage done to its reputation and lost ipo business as a result. a couple of events to keep an eye on. best buy reporting quarterly results just before the market opens. and at 10ing: in:00 eastern, ap existing home sales. >> other corporate head

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by the way, becky is live from omaha on monday. join us for three hours live with warren buffett on the air as becky sits down with him. let's look at the stock performance. this is another issue that keeps coming up. the stock has been lagging the s&p for three years now since the market lows in 2009. does this suggest that warren buffett is losing his touch? is it a value bill? >> i love that question. >> i know it's all about the p.e., but -- >> we have asked that question in the past and we're going to pose it here again. market strategist at smeed capital management, owning class b shares, matt, i will start with you. i can remember at the height of the dot-com bubble, this question was being asked about warren buffett, has he lost his touch. we're asking the question again as we emerge from the worst financial crisis. are we over doing that question? >> when you look at a rock star, he deserves all of the alcolades he will get and we live day to day and i think you have to look at what we view as a management and he's underpe

and you've probably been wondering, where's becky quick been? you know where becky was. just interviewed warren buffett. becky, good morning. >> good morning, chuck. good morning, everybody. that's right. we are live in carter lake, iowa, which is right next to omaha, nebraska, and that's where warren buffett was speaking to about 35,000 berkshire hathaway shareholders this morning. a lot of topics that came up. we got the chance to sit down with him for about three hours for breakfast here this morning and talk a little bit about the buffett rule, which as you know, chuck, it's been getting a lot of publicity and there have been both critics and fans of this rule coming out. buffett talked to us a little bit today about why he thinks the buffett rule is important, even though it doesn't do everything that he thinks needs to be done. >> it's a small improvement. it doesn't cure all, cure all revenue programs remotely. in my original article, i said, we've got major problems on the expenditure side. all it does is it says, when you've got 131 of the largest incomes in the

i'm becky quick. let's get you caught up on the news this morning.ry to craft solutions to the debt crisis. among the big points of contention, the idea of issuing eurozone bonds. the french president supports it. we will get more numbers today here in the united states on the housing market. the government will be out with its april new home sales figures. if you haven't been watching this check out the price of crude oil. it has fallen to a seven-month low this morning after iran allowed inspectors to probe into the program. it has something to do with the strength you have seen in the dollar. the euro has been at a four month low verseathize dollar. you can see that the futures are indicated low this morning. >>> we have been talking about it all morning. let's get to the bottom of this facebook fallout. much of the attention falling to under writer morgan stanley. >> that lead under writing spot was once a coo for morgan stanley weeks ago. that is now causing the bank to be under intense scrutiny. now news that the bank slashed facebook estimates

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becky quick just spoke with one of warren buffett's right-hand people. becky. >> hey, tyler.we sat down with charlie munger and he is an interesting character. if you ever get a chance to talk to him, he's been around 8 years and he's seen just about everything happen on wall street. he has some big thoughts about what's happening in the market. more on that for you in just a moment. of course what's on everyone's minds this time around is what's happening with the situation with warren buffett. he just announced recently that he has prostate cancer. i asked charlie what he thought about it and he said basically he thinks this is a total nonevent. in fact, he says he doesn't bother to get his own psa levels checked. he thinks it's a little silly. he does admit this has made a lot of people think about the succession plan even more cautiously and making them want more details, more information. here's what charlie had to say about where he thinks the state of the succession plan is for berkshire right now. listen in. >> well, i've never been more comfortable about succession o

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen. yahoo!'evinsohn has been named interim ceo after thompson's resignation. and fred amoroso has been named chairman, replacing roy basta. all of these considered a resounding victory for daniel loeb who first called dattentio to the discrepancies in the resumÉ. >> rescap subsidiary will be filing chapter 11. >> you're talking by ally. you're not talking ally mcbeal. >> the fallout continues on jpmorg jpmorgan's $2 billion tading loss. jamie dimon said the strategy was poorly executed and poorly vetted. he says the incident hasn't changed his overall view on what the goals should be. take a listen. >> we support getting rid of too big to fail. this is not going to -- we're going to make money with tons of capital bum we support too big to fail. we want the government to be able to take down a big bank like jpmorgan and it can be done. we think dodd-frank gave the fdic the authority to take down a big bank and when it happens, compensation should be called back the board should be fired and the n

i know it's right there. >> thank you so much, becky.ke sure to watch your special edition of "squawk box" on monday morning. warren buffett will be live from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern. if you have a comment or question ahead of that, you can tweet@cnbc. we're going to be blogging live on cnbc.com's warren buffett watch. >> we're also going to have a pigeon that will take notes -- or that was a raven. >> coming up. >> all right. "street signs" continuing coverage of the friday down markets and whether some of these downers might be stocks were buying down the road. >> and we're rapping with vanilla ice about fixing and flipping homes. he's been doing it for years. he's even got a reality show. we're going to ask him where else he's investing all that ice, ice baby money. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the spef hertz. what happens wh

what do you want to tell us, becky, about your girl? >> she is a girly girl.e loves to get her makeup on and paint her nails, do your nails, do my nails, do her hair. she loves to put -- she loves to go out and play with her brother, play hard in the dirt and then come back in and get herself all girled up again. she's very caring. she's a loving little girl, loves to come and give mom and dad hugs all the time, tell us we love her -- or that she loves us. a beautiful baby girl. >> we can see from the videotape, just so full of life. and sergio, i'm wondering, you know, we just saw from the videotape, you were asked to reenact the hours before isabel disappeared. what do you remember about the last time you saw her, sergio? >> just that sweet little face. just that sweet little face. she had just gotten her hair done. it was just before she went to bed. she had a baseball game early the next morning. and becky braided her hair up. so she was going to be ready for early morning. and i was asking her if she was hungry. and she just had that little sleepy look as

did you see that, becky?lie may thing is going to pick up some things of how it's talked about in the markets. i see sam has a note out this morning that it might not be the absolute right call. we're also going to have the head of the squawk. remember the best one-day pop? of course, lee is at the fed conference, at the milligan conference. he'll talk about some fed policy, as well. that's coming up at 1030 a.m., eastern time. we're not driving any ferraris like some shows. >> no, you've just got really important news to bring us. that's going to be great with the feed speak that's been out. so far, it seems like they're going different right now. >> of course, it's part of a slew all week long. and some data. and one interesting thing, interesting correlation between monthly auto sales and the inverse of the unemployment rate. if you chart them, chart by chart, it's a very similar picture. so if the numbers today are really good, maybe that means something for adp tomorrow, claims on thursday and a big nonf

becky will join us from owe that that tomorrow.nd warren buffett will join us monday morning for three hours. among this morning's headlines, phillip falcone is turning to karl rove for help. he wants republican strategist to figure out how to keep his ailing telecom start up alive. rove has been quietly working with light squared as a counselor for about a year. falcone face as deadline and just days away set by light squared debtors. he has until next monday to revents the company from being forced in to bankruptcy. >> and natural gas trader john arnold is reportedly closing down his flagship centoris fund. will would end an era in which he defined the high risk big reward energy speculate tore. he has been struggling to maintain as gas prices sink to a ten year low. >> retiring in his late 30s? >> what would you do if you were going to retire in your late 30s? >> so many times michael jordan retired. you end up doing something. >> i think you do, about but what would you do? >> maybe he thinks $1 billion is enough. he's made eno

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's get you up to speed. it is likely it to be an interesting week for newly issued shares of facebook. the stock could have a tough time if morgan stanley stops supporting the stock. the firm stepped in with support after the stock fell toward its $38 ipo price. and managers could decide to get out before going under water. and managing ceo scissors the exchange is humbly embarrassed by its bungling of its debut but he said there's no indication the nasdaq delay contributed to the underwhelming performance. nasdaq's board set on saturday. the sec is investigating. greifeld spoke with maria bartiromo last night and she'll be joining us. and yahoo! is selling part of its stake it in ali baba. the cash infusion could appease shareholders looking for dividends, acquisitions or share repurchases. >> and now to the other morning deal news. biggest u.s. operator of dialysis clinics buying health care partners for $4.4 billion in class and talk. also this morning, a chinese conglomerate buying amc entertainment hold

>> as becky pointed out, we're down 5. we had 175.10.l continue to banter all day of course about the jpmorgan trade. a lot of people down here, the first word out of their mouth was feds. >> just if you supply easy money to the big boys, this is what happens, they put it to use. as your one guest purportedly said as i was getting e-mails, they got great respect from mr. whalen down there. the fed's guilty on so many front. they had to enhance the returns they were unhappy with why the are returns on many of these fixed income products down here? or they get the financing to trade around it, we know where that came from. i'm not saying you don't really respect human nature and how people behave when you benefit them with things that aren't rnd the way this everybody else earns them. if they were like the people who can't get the money to reify their houses, which is what this money was supposedly for, they would treat it with great respect. >> the federal could be partially to blame for all of this because the fed was leaving these rates

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin.k to "squawk box." i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. the first day of the rest of andrew's life after reading road to freedom. >> is arthur brooks going to come on the show? >> i want to make him a con contributor. you got arthur and then you got -- well, i won't go into it. but at a network and all of our sister networks, we have a lot of work to do to try and maybe just make things, you know, kind of objective. fair and balanced, right? we have some work to do. >> but it would be boring. >> me and you? >> i disagree with everything you both say any way. >> what about this? top stories before facebook options will begin trading. targeting the underwriters as shares fell below the ipo price. francis gaskins is with us. i said this beforehand, when it's all said and done in hindsight, we'll have all the answers. and it always happens that way, doesn't it? i look back now and i think we should have seen -- we did talk about a lot of the issue, the 25% increase

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick.'ve always going to be here at 8. >> he's upstairs. >> was he that negative? >> it was weird. he said things have been going along well, how do we know there's not going to be a disaster this weekend. i asked you if spreads were blowing out or the ten year -- if the ten year breaks under one point i figure there's something going on. >> we have a nice three-day weekend ahead. >> maybe he's looking at the futures but they've been positive. came down a little bit. still up 14 points sore so as far as fair value goes. >> in our headlines today, it has been one week sense facebook went public. after the botched offering, morgan stanley says it will adjust thousands of trades. the form pr-- firm promises ord to sell will be filled by no more than $44 a share. and claims against nasdaq over this are expected to embassy seed that amount. the, chang is facing lawsuits from investors and threats of legal action from brokers. >> i did see -- i noticed that they say $42.99. unfortunately it was a

becky quick is still in the heard land. and also with us, cnbc portfolio manag manager, peter. we were all wringing our hands yesterday afternoon. >> hold on, warren buffet says equities an attractive long-term invef vest /* investment. goodness. >> are you saying he says that all the time. >> yes. >> this is relative to bond. i hear this from traders all the time. bob, i hate this market but what else am i going to do? where else am i going to go? 1.9% on ten-year. there is no room for them to move. i think the bigger question is, assuming we get another euro crises this summer, and i think we will get one, are stocks going to react the same way? valuations are about the same last year. i think that's the big debate in the next couple weeks. >> peter, i bet you are not convinced, at least in the short term, what warren buff set saying. why are we seeing yields so low and yet stocks moving higher? >> his time, as you said, is a hundred years. i'm going to go out on a limb and say -- >> he will still be around -- >> i will say a hundred years from now the market will be higher.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. disney reporting earnings three cents better than the street was expe expecting. among the catalysts here, strong attendance and theme parks and higher advertising at its cable networks. the studio with a loss due to the fiction movie, "john carter." >> "the avengers" isn't just a film. it's a franchise from our per expect ter. we see a tremendous boost in products and gaming. we have an ability to leverage what was a very fine film done by a great group of filmmakers from marvel into something bigger for the company and its effects will be prolonged. >> iger says there will be a sequel. >>> in other earnings news, toyota reporting better than expected results and they expect to triple their operating profit this year to more than $12.5 billion that. would be the highest since the global financial crisis. >>> also glaxosmithkline is launched a genome offer at $13.10 share a week. they're taking it directly to the biotech shareholders. genome rejected the offer last year saying it did

>> because 49-40 is not exactly a decisive split, becky.where the 49% are and where the 40% are. if you're barack obama and you're trying to repeat your 2008 victories in virginia and north carolina, that may have got i don't know tougher. look at the results of the gay marriage ban that was just passed two days ago in north carolina. >> what were the numbers? >> 60% were against it in north carolina. you get arguments on both sides. what the obama people say is that anybody who would vote against us on that was already voting against us. many of those people already thought obama was for gay marriage even before he had come out with it, that they're going to fire up young people, that they're going to fire up donors, especially gay donors who are significant in the democratic party. on the other hand, one of barack obama's big problems has been among noncollege, white voters, blue collar white voters in many of those swing states, ohio, michigan, wisconsin. mitt romney wasn't firing up those people. barack obama may have helped fire up som

sorry, becky. game two is saturday night. [ male announcer ] we imagined a vehicle that could adapt to changing road conditions. one that continually monitors and corrects for wheel slip. we imagined a vehicle that can increase emergency braking power when you need it most. and we imagined it looking like nothing else on the road today. then...we built it. the 2012 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> stress in europe rattling the markets. the major indexes closing lower yesterday. but portfolio manager ed keon still bullish. great to have you here today. >> great to be here. >> we have been bemoaning what's gone down in the month of hey. dow down 6%, the other major averages down by even more. a lot of concern about what's coming out of europe and whether the global economy is headed in a down turn. >> we can pull back. we were sitting fairly close to our benchmarks. so we've been cowardly, too. but the reason i'm still

that's becky. she's going to show us about traveling. >>> there's sara moulton.e. we'll get to those in a little bit. >>> first -- >> it will be delicious. we got historic guests on "gma." i don't think we've had a prehistoric one. this t-rex here is one of the stars of a new attraction that will thrill the pint-sized dino fan in your life. paula faris, where are you? >> paula? >> i'm not getting any closer, you guys. i have my -- >> a new weatherman. >> you know why his breath is bad, bianna. he just got back from eating somebody, right? you never know what you're going to go when you start digging in jersey. but we unearth a dinosaur park that will have you roaring or running for your life. the state that brought you "the sopranos." >> are you getting cute with me. >> no. >> i think you are. >> reporter: and snooki. >> i don't care about anything but me and jonny smushing. >> reporter: now, has brought up dinosaurs. >> this is the hatch-asaurus. >> reporter: the first near-complete dinosaur skeleton was discovered in new jersey in the 1800s. so, he decided to c

becky, i feel so sorry for you. how is he doing? rebecca: he keeps everything inside.now... he seems so different. poor kid. sandy, you should see the apartment. it's a total mess. there's no food in the refrigerator, nothing. i guess he still needs someone to take care of him. i feel bad... i yelled at him this morning. it's o.k. you're upset, that's normal. i know, but i shouldn't have yelled at him. i mean, he doesn't... i bet you could use a cup of coffee. there's a cafeteria on the third floor. what do you say we go? yeah. it's so good to see you. i feel guilty for leaving dad alone. i don't know... the doctor said things don't look good. i asked for a second opinion. the other doctor said the same thing. i don't know if he's going to make it. rebecca... your dad's always been a fighter. he'll make it. one coffee. two coffees, please. thank you. thanks. so... how's life in san francisco? maybe i should have gone with you. it's good. school's hard, but the teachers are great. did you get my letter? yeah. how's it going with that roberto guy? ( laughs ): alberto. ri

becky worley has the answer.> reporter: this mother's day give mom a gift you know she'll love. >> approved. >> reporter: that's right another edition of "gma" mom testers. three viewers and three new as seen on tv products, will they get a mom approved or a mom disappointed. let's meet our moms. from new york, adrienne eppolito, from chicago, illinois, yvette taylor, mom of one boy and one on the way. from fair oaks, california, kerri olson with two boys and one girl. first up since it is mother's day we figured we'd start our moms off with a little relaxation. >> they're the greatest solution to cold and achy feet. >> reporter: after quality time in the microwave our moms' booties were warmed up and ready to go. >> feel nice and warm now. >> reporter: they were hot but not particularly relaxing. >> raising my body temperature but i don't know that my feet feel any better. >> reporter: while kerri wouldn't use the product herself they got a thumbs up for her kids. adrienne, she gave a thumbs up. >> reporter: she

they are referring 20* rebecca blake as busty becky blake.e should note that not only was busty becky charged with having sex in the cab. she said i was arrested for having a bottle of beer in the back of a cab and that's all. but sources say that she was arrested for sex. >> it is the new mtv show. >> i find when i start drinking at 9:00 a.m. i am good with the memory. >> and a friend of hers from england says, quote, at one party at her house she was drunk and showing off her tattoo of chinese writing all down her back. we are pretty sure she had sex in the back of the car. >> she is a hero. >> lastly, it is generally not legal to have sex in the public in america. >> there you go. >> but is a cab -- the back of a cab considered public? >> it is not your car so i assume it is considered public. >> a public cab. >> or somebody else's private property. >> what if it is a car you put a primitive mattress in the back and take out the seats? >> i think what you do in those cars is not legal anywhere on the planet except some of the urban centers

becky anderson, cnn, london. >> robin gibb, 62 years old.love the bee gees, love the bee gees and disco and all of that. so listen, tell us about this eclipse. you have been tracking it. what can we see now? >> well, we can still see it. you know, depending upon where you are and really the weather in the u.s., with the exception of the west coast has been terrific to see the eclipse or the ring of fire, the solar eclipse, you can see this picture from san francisco. this is from our affiliate kgo in san francisco. generally speaking as i mentioned, the weather has been favorable to watch this eclipse event. let's take a look at the eclipse event. it's what happens when the earth passes between the moon and the sun and saw some great viewing over in asia. though japan had not so great weather. a partial eclipse was further to the north. the red line indicates the path of where we saw it from beginning to end, and we can still pick up some glimpses of this towards texas, and really once you start getting into new mexico and texas, that's wher

david and becky levin like to travel. they are staying in the united states. it is because of their experience try to return after a trip to canada. >> i woke up because i am in the passenger seat. i see officers running out. i looked at him and said, something is going down. >> i said they're coming after me. >> i looked and they are surrounding our car. >> i will tell you about the mixup that has david letterman on the wanted list and what he has done to try to -- david levin on the wanted list and what he has done to try to clear his name. >> the city owned hilton hotel continues to show losses. jane charges live with more down on the story. >> baltimore is lagging behind on attracting the business that fills hotels. the city hotel has shown losses since it opened in 2008. the development director said the losses are only on paper. >> the hilton baltimore convention center hotel is making a profit and has not cost the citizens of baltimore one penny. >> the hotel lost $11 million in 2010 and 11.5 million in 2011. the losses are due to items like depreciatio

. >> becky on assignment. >> is that a euphemism for lying on a beach somewhere?no. >> getting surgery or something? he left. >> he left? did we upset him? >> i don't know. >> i think we upset him. he speaks in tongue. >> he's chucking his stick. is he going to be throwing phones around the desk and breaking things? now he's sad. >> u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated up about 60 points on the dow jones. after a rough week last week. rough week the week before that. and then a rough day yesterday. europe doing a little better today, as well. not sure why. >> i was trying to work all that out, as well. because you have, what, like 0% growth for euro gdp. italy contracting more than expected. france growth evaporating. but germany was stronger than expected. and i'm wondering whether that was the linchpin. >>. >> and the stronger dollar is not coming necessarily because of -- >> we have a fight going on here. >> this is tv, live tv. boys, take it out the back. >> i've been wanting to do that for a while. that's nice. yeah, this is getting -- >> getting ug

becky quick is off today. futures are off 33 points.00, as all of you are for that first print for facebook. >> we are counting down. it is the largest internet ipo in facebook history. facebook will be pricing its ipo at 38 bucks per share. we'll get to that in moments time. first, other stories we're following. the unit responsible for jpmorgan chase's $2 billion loss has bonds that are similar to those that helped trigger the financial crisis, and the stock dropped to its low of the year, ceo jamie dimon has agreed to testify before congress about the bank's recent trading loss. as for our global headlines, what's happening in europe, the biggest weekly decline since november. moody's down grading 16 spanish bank banks partly expected. the largest bank and down grading it from triple c to b minus that it may have to leave the yoeurozone, a contingency p in place by the ec as we speak. >> let's get back to our story of the morning. it is the facebook ipo. everybody has been talking about it. kayla has pretty interesting information. b

rosemary and becky, again, i knew them much better.osemary is relatively shy, but -- >> how are they doing? how is his family reacting? >> actually they were up in new york. you're aware of that. that was yesterday. i didn't have the opportunity to talk to them. when i met with them on thursday, they were just -- they were devastated. they were emotionally shattered. there were a whole lot of tears. i prayed for them and i told them that the church family loved them and without care for them and help them and try to see them through this whole thing. >> and we will have much more on this story ahead. in just about 20 minutes i'll talk with lisa cowan. she's the author of the book, "after etan." she says she's not convinced pedro is the curl. she'll join me ahead. >>> plus, threats to your cyber security. they're all around us. what was once science fiction could now be reality. my next guest will explain why our internet is under siege. wait till you hear his story. >>> but first a very good morning to washington, d.c. hope the folks a

you're a bitch, becky. >> jane lynch in her role on "glee."ou've got the best lines on television. >> i do. i'm so lucky. >> you lucked out with this role. >> ian brennan, thank you so much. >> just brilliant lines. that was a classic. >> yeah. good stuff. >> do you like the role? >> i do. i adore getting the script every week. sometimes i'm not in the script and i'm bereft. i adore it. ian brennan is just the best writer in the world. >> many look at you and see "glee." i look at you scene think "best in show" which was one of me top favorites. i often watch it just to make myself laugh. it brings this sort of dark comedy, it's weird. it's hilarious. but it's just a great movie. >> it is. it's a well made comedy. it's spontaneous. we don't have any script. christopher geist had it come together. >> looking back, how lucky were you that fame came to you late? >> late. >> the problem with fame is when it hits you at 21 and you suddenly have all the money you need, all the drugs available, all the booze, all the rest of it and you're only 21. ve

we have to watch this closely today. >> becky quick, thank you. will lugar as loss give democrats a win? coming up, the man who ended lugar's 25-year career. and after him, his own opponent. and don't forget the united states is hosting nato. and later tonight it a concert honoring mike meyers and austin powers' favorite singer, burt bacharach. plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin, designed for many of men's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day men's 50+ healthy advantage. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. ♪ got it all. here. have a

and since we're minutes away from the opening bell, let's go to becky quick for more.e dimon called it himself, an egg on the face. >> yes. it's a big blunder and wall street has seen him as a great guy with a great risk manager. it goes to prove, ok. $2 billion is a huge blunder. he took this and said, we metsed up. he said just because they were stupid doesn't mean all of the others were stupid. he doesn't think it's widespread in the financial industry. this is absolutely something that the are regulators will jump all over in washington already. we've been hearing from mary shapiro that we're watching all of this but we should put it in context. some people are saying it's too big to fail all over again. look, $2 billion is a big trading loss but if you look at jpmorgan with the $2 billion trading loss, they are still expected to earn $4 billion just in this quarter alone. it's not a situation where taxpayer money is going to be at risk. this is happening exactly the way it should. trading is a risky business and these businesses have to be prepared to take those h

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i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. making headlines, facebook.nies it will discussing a full listing transfer. >> just a partial one. >> people go to the nasdaq and they said that's the way the old firms go on the big board. it's like the hoodie firm. >> the t-shirt. and the rest is history. >> shareholders are suing. a tie could have made the whole thing different. nasdaq facing litigation from angry investors. knight capital, you saw this guy on right after we talked about it all damon. capital announcing a pretax loss of $30 million to $35 million on the botched nasdaq debut for facebook. the electronic trader is demanding that the exchange compensate it for that amount. knight ceo told "squawk on the street" that losses were forthcoming as a result of the trading issues. plus facebook coo sheryl sandberg speaking at a harvard business school yesterday. >> i wish for you four things. first, that you keep in touch via facebook. this is critical that your future success. and we're public now, so can you click on an ad or two while you're there?