finally for international brands such as charles phillips takes her toes. jamie's italian and mike's friend and be open to first cafes or restaurants it is also reported a thirty three new types of breast cancer the domestic market in two thousand and thirteen almost sixty percent of transmission through the market are owned by european companies. the fiber from us and the remaining five percent to two friends from japan. according to the results of the fourth quarter of two thousand thirteen begin conducting american auto giant general motors secrets. this week on the fourth report citing the company's press release jim's profits fell to nine hundred million us dollars what sixty seven cents per share of the same time general motors net profit for the year decreased expected to put four percent to three point eight billion us dollars while the company's revenue increased by two percent to one hundred and fifty five point four billion us dollars. the antenna to get your mind that the carmaker has not paid dividends since two thousand and eight with a diffic

phillip morris and the likes to the down side. stuart: not by much, but they are down uniformly this morning. nicole, thanks indeed. charlesdo you make of cvs? would you buy them because they're down a little this morning? >> absolutely not. my knee jerk response to the news this morning was to go out and buy walgreen. if you look at the competitive dynamics of this industry, every intersection in dallas has either a cvs or a walgreen's often times there's both. you literally have a cvs looking across the intersection at a walgreen's. why you'd do anything to antagonize your would-be consumers, i don't know. >> it's not just cigarettes if they go in to buy a back of cigarettes, might buy a coke and gummy bears too or substantially more expensive like a subscription. why you would chase away business like that, perhaps the upper moral hand, but seems like a terrible business decision. stuart: okay, we've got 1100 points shaved off the dow industrials this year, i believe it's $1,131 as of right about now. so, it will me are there any stocks that are so beaten down, big names that i would know, so beaten down that you would

phillips was a well-known muckraking journalist and wrote 27 novels. and we could read all of his 27 models. in the year 2004 and wrote a book on charles edward russell. and he was a 20th century muckraking journalist and very much part of that condition. he wrote steve after scoop in story after story and many of his stories at the pier and in magazines which you can find and the only place i could find those was right across the street at the new york public library. and then when i went to work with seymour hersh, i didn't think that i would really need to new york public library. he worked for the seven years for "the new york times" with a new yorker, easy to get access to and when he worked for "the new york times" for 1972 to 1979 he said there was a man named abe rosenthal was an american figure in american journalism and they died a couple of years ago his wife gave his papers and office memos and letters and many of the documents that he had compiled and gave them to the new york public library and so there is of the new york public library right off the street and they were wonderfully juicy memos and wonderful kinds of insi