a choppy month of march, though. let's go to the charts.oining us back at headquarters right now, jordan kotick. jordan, you have been bullish on this market this year. you have been rights. but the charts are telling you something different right now. explain. >> we're still bullish on the year. we expect a choppy tone in march and april. the down side, now we're climbing back up. that's exactly what we think the blueprint's going to be for the next couple of weeks, certainly into early april. we start off looking at the small caps. they've led their way to the top side. small caps are warning us, choppy times are ahead. let's look at the russell 2000. everybody with a chart knows there are areas where the market has generally stalled out. however, if you go a little bit deeper and look at the positioning, over the last 52 weeks, is aggressively bullish, to the point where the market has traditionally seen a pullback. even on a relative basis, the small caps have outperformed, but now they're starting to fall. which suggests just like we h

christine is here with her mom, choppy, and her brother, michael., guys. >> apparently we met many, many years ago before you had done all this great work. tell me about those years as a mom when your beautiful daughter is in high school and people can be so cruel. what was that like for you when christine was going through all that? >> it was difficult in high school. but like i said she made lemonade out of lemons. >> michael, you encouraged her as well. how important was all that to her or more importantly to you as you were growing up. >> christine's such a, you know, hero and a role model to so many people. i think for us, my brother and i, you know, being older, we saw what she could do and she just basically took the negative and turned it into a positive by wanting to change people's behavior. and unfortunately some people treated her poorly. she just wanted to go out, rather than sit and feel bad, she wanted to teach people what makes us different makes us beautiful. >> fun watching your video to and seeing your reaction to it. when you see

these recoveries are always choppy. i think it's a fragile one too. it's very early in the recovery process. so it could get sidetracked if anything happens. so we're encouraged by some of the data that we're seeing. it's better year over year, and we're hearing about pricing firming up, and inventory levels have come down, but we caution it's a fragile recovery. we're on the way, but not on all sill cars yet. >> susie: and this week we saw building permits were up sharp leach to new levels, but today kb home reporting a big drop in new orders, and a lot of home building stocks as can you see on the graphic coming up, a lot of home building stocks were down. kb 8%. beeser homes down 5%, and the others you can see between 1 and 2%. what is your take on the home building stocks? stay away from them for now? or is it an opportunity? >> i think what we're telling investmentors is we do think housing is starting to recover. this is a group thaw want to own in the housing recovery. the stocks will do well. so take opportunities like this when the stocks are

including m m k is in the bread now speaking of crude i already mentioned that it's seeing a very choppy trade on tuesday it's a tug of war trade essentially competing between supply concerns related to iran's nuclear program and the macroeconomic headlines as such as china trimming its growth of forecast now china's markets are down on choose they after. china the world's second largest economy essentially said that will cut its growth target to an eight year low of seven and a half percent from its longstanding goal of eight percent and that's bringing all the asian equity markets down including tokyo it's shedding around half a percent and that's the latest from the business desk i'll be back in about fifteen minutes i'll see about. from. the. morning news today violence is once again flared up.

serves as the basis for the gas price formula and speaking of the oil price crude is seeing a very choppy trade on thursday it's actually higher at the moment after. the data came out that iran's production is the lowest it's been in about ten years after the sanctions against the country's nuclear program essentially hurt the industry that's already been suffering from years and years of under-investment and now on to the equity markets in asia they are in the block the nikkei has been doing quite robust throughout the day as a weaker yen supports the export is but it was quite choppy for hong kong's hang seng but it closed in the block as well and now into the european markets they opened mixed this losing value in the first hour of trade and that's after the revised the u.k.'s outlook to negative essentially they're saying there's more than one to two chance that it's going to lose its top notch triple a rating the dax is trading slot to positive and as you can see there are now moving on to the currency markets the euro is a trading ever so slightly higher against the dollar and in th

. >> the went on short makes it bumpy and choppy. >> a rough ride for those traveling to the sierra. the aisle way had to be close several tons. >>da: mother nature can cause misery, but it can also bring it joyous. and the higher elevations of the santa cruz mountains, some families drove all the way up to the highest point of the santa cruz mountains for some snowball fights. >> snowball fights keep the family nice and tight. >> this family came prepared with a sled. >> we love it. it is so much fun. >> it snowed heavily at times on sunday. even here at 3,700 ft. above sea level, most of it is melting pretty quickly. you didn't have to be a kid to enjoy all of this. >> we are bringing some snow that the town to find a few friends to correct. >> police are searching for a mortgage held teenager that was last seen before school on friday. the mother says she believes her daughter was kidnapped. >> for this woman the we continues into another day as deputies look for her daughter along these remote roads north of morgan hill. she headed off a high school and has not been heard from si

the open waters are choppy. look at the bay water temperatures. they are in the 50's. the crowds are moving in the overnight. there is patchy fog -- the clouds, are moving in overnight. here is the seven-day forecast. we have an isolated storm on tuesday. it will be a little bit warmer than monday. winds will be -- temperatures will be approaching 80 on thursday. the highest sense of rain >> this is 11 sports. >> my affinity for bad cop shows has taught me a few things over the years. in digestion is a six -- do not believe in coincidences. the former assistant coach of the terps -- it is the kind of second-round bagehot that drives a decent amount of attention. -- second-round action that drives a decent amount of attention. [unintelligible] >> obviously, last year was a painful lesson for us. we are -- our goal is fight to finish. order to that, we have to play the way we did in the second half -- in order to do that, we have to play the way we did in the second half when we get ready on monday. >> that game will be at 7:00 tomorrow at the comcast center. they forced

them of the wind blowing on short makes it bumpy and choppy purify it is not very pleasant. >> take a look at the effect of the weather in move sierra. this is video of colfax of highway 8. -- highway 80. several times, the highway at the close because accident. >>da: mother nature can cause misery but it can also bring to it. in the higher elevations of the santa cruz mountains, laughter. some families drove appear for harmless snowball fights. prepared with a sled. >> it is so much fun. would love the snow. >> it snowed heavily on times on sunday. most of it is melting pretty quickly >> and he did not have to be a kid to enjoy all of this. plenty of big kids joined in the fund. >> we're bringing some snow back to town to find some friends to threat. >> it even at the highest points there just is not a lot of snow. forecasters believe by monday, most of this is not all of it will it's like death thing home inching closer to the $4 mark. gallon in some areas and it does not appear relief is in sight. >> it is easy to offer a quick fix but there is just not one. >> any career politicia

. >> brinprince harry hit choppy waters in the bahamas. >> a small mishap that brought cavalryman prince harry to an unscheduled stop. down, hebohmian the boat broke had to jump ship and join the media that had been following. closer to the press corps may have left him nervous. then he sped off to the next engagement. >> this is tiny harbor island, where he was a big hit. the wellwishers were happy to welcome the queen's grandson. picturethird in line saw a of his grandmutheranother and sd he'd seen her before. he talked about the hard work. >> i've shown off to my brother and sister-in-law. >> his first time representing the queen has been a success and will continue at his next stop, jamaica. >> you have been watching bbc world news. stay with us. headlines are next. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies a

the surf is so choppy and rough at will rogers beach, the ocean has turned brown as the surf mix up the along the coastline but the weather did not stop some surfers or runners from getting their exercise. it did stop elizabeth from planning her next thought to l.a. any time soon >> we are visiting from hawaii so this is horrible weather for us. it is 85 degrees and sunny at home >> a little bit of break in the rain but brian had a reference to mildew which i need you to explain >> in l.a., they dress up like it is raining plutonium. like they have never seen it before. it was our storm that moved south and gave l.a. the rain that they picked up overnight. as you roll the time lapse you can see our rain went south to l.a.. the low pressure is moving inland still triggering thundershowers but for the most part, it will exit california and we will be done with that. tonight we have chilly temperatures with readings mostly in the low fifties. 48 at livermore, 50 in mountain view. high-definition doppler radar, not too much. it all dried as the sun sank slowly into the west and then all of

it has been a choppy morning on the markets, one of the reasons why the ftse 100 is the lagger there,n by almost 0.1%. it's because fitch ratings agency has become the second ratings agency to say that it has put this country on negative watch, which means it's ear-marked the uk for a potential downgrade when it comes to its credit rating. that's why that market is down. but for the moment, andrew, it seems that after a bit of a choppy start to the day, the markets are lifting a little bit and doing slightly better. >> in asia, nina, it was a case of two up, two down. the nikkei and hang seng up, shanghai down as well as the australian market. the shanghai still responding to the words from beijing yesterday that property prices remain too high and the restrictions on property speculation and buying property will remain. that's hurting, obviously, the property stocks and some of the lead banks as well in china. nikkei up on the back of a weakening yen, nina. >> yeah, and that mixed note, it's time for the two of us to say good-bye, for the moment. that's it for this early edition of "

>>mark: trading is expected to be choppy with economic reports coming out.lightly lower end of the opening bell. housing will be the topic this week. today, the national association of home builders full release the march installment of their housing market index. a big announcement coming out just a short time ago from out regarding their $90 billion of cash on hand. the company announced they will be paying a dividend, that is less than 2 percent of the stock's current trading value of $600 a share. there are also announcing a $10 billion share buyback. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look from the mt. tam cam. a beautiful shot in a very clear. fit is cold and a little bit windy. we will be right back. we are the sons and daughters of farmers who made cheese; the keepers of the loafs. the people who will never lower the bar. our world started in deep green grass and rain and the hills and the waves and the big, tall trees of tillamook, oregon. we make cheese of an exquisite standard and we live in a special place... wh

speaking of technology, choppy day for the nasdaq after the big rally yesterday. my next guest at bank of america merrill lynch global research said there are still signs of strength in the technologies. here's her take on the market. also joining me, jason with strategic research partners. good to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, maria. >> you still like tech? >> i love tech. i believe technology is entering a new secular bull market. technology from a technical perspective has been in a bear market for the past 11 years. it's been range-bound since 2001. we've cleared that level. so we think we're on path over the coming years to test those 2000 highs. we can see the nasdaq composite back up nearly 4,000 again. >> that would be something to talk about for sure. of course, the high is 5,000. but regardless, money has been moving into the sector. what is driving all the interest in tech these days? >> well, obviously there's been one company that's very dominant. but we think there are a lot of other things going on in tech. tech is very

prince harry has hit choppy waters after a trip to the hamas to mark the queen's diamond jubilee. -- to the bahamas to mark the queen's diamond jubilee. the boat he was traveling in broke down. >> it was a small maritime mishaps that brought cavalrymen to harry on an unscheduled stop of his tour. when the defense force rescued him from the ship the breakdown, he was forced to join the media. he may have been left feeling a little nervous. crisis averted. he sped off to his next engagement. this is tiny harbor island, where the prince was a big hit. he was met by a noisy array of well-wishers, all desperate to welcome the queen's grandson. on nassau, east by the picture of his grandmother and quipped, "i have seen that woman before." later, he joked about the hard work he was enduring on this stunning island. >> i will certainly be showing off about it to my brother and sister-in-law when i return home. >> it is clear that his first time representing the queen here has been a success. next stop, jamaica. bbc news. >> you have been watching "news day." >> a reminder of the main news. p

still choppy on the bay with all that wind. if you look carefully north and west the early edge of new showers coming in on the radar. they are still north and west of hagerstown. these plus the winds which have been rather gusty but 71 now at baltimore, so far we have hit 71 at the airport. we will see if that's the high on the day. other highs, annapolis, 75 today. 75 at the inner harbor. have you to remember average for this early part of march 50 to 52. across the area here we go. tracking the next line as it starts to move in, central pennsylvania. we think the arrival through baltimore will be around ten or 11. watch for showers or a thunderstorm. even early drivers should be fine with the exception of perhaps if you are headed east toward the eastern shore. it'll be a quick moving large line of showers, obviously very warm windy conditions ahead of it. cooler air on the back side of this front. it'll drop us in to the 50s through the day tomorrow. we will peak early in the day and temperatures falling through the day and

look for a choppy term as the market stabilizes a little bit. >> you keep an eye on overseas markets to give us clues as well. anything there? >> yes, obviously fx is a stable market. a market not too many are looking at is the japanese equity market. it is stable. this year banking and technology and housing leading the way. three positions that not a lot of people had coming into the new year. we don't think people had their positions on the markets finding the bit as we get into q2, we still think there is upside here. >> jordan kotick, thanks for joining us today. >>> maria? >> 15 minutes until the final bell sound for the day. the high is up almost 160. cbs has been the second best performers in the s&p 500 since the most recent market bottom in march of '09. co les moonves is with us today. first of all, he has been waiting for this moment. brian shackman, unveiling the movers, brian. >> you're underselling. i've been waiting two weeks now. what is the biggest franchisy of burger king in the entire country? if you knew the answer, you would be up double digits. calm, not so cal

reading "the behavior gap" reminded me that one upside to this choppy economy is that it's a great catalyst for thinking about whether there are any financial habits you want to adjust to increase your happiness. i'm manisha thakor. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. we'll get a check on inflation at the wholesale level with february's producer price index. the big board gets revved up for allison transmission. the autoparts maker is expected to be the largest manufacturing i.p.o. this year. and we learn how junior achievement is grooming the nation's next generation of entrepreneurs. that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, march 14. we want to remind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support, support that makes programs like "n.b.r." possible. thanks for joining us. i'm susie gharib. we'll see all of you again tomorrow evening. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

but what you have is -- on the gunboats here, here at the time you're on floodwaters, very choppy, the boats bouncing. those looking down the hill at the guns, they look pretty big. i challenge -- i encourage any of you to walk forward to the gun line and look back. it's a thin little line with a couple black dots. and if you're a couple hundred yards away and you have this big 46 pound gun trying to hit that dot, a tough target. >> basically, it was a mile away. >> at first. and then they closed in. they closed in as close as they could, point blank. they were able to shoot down to the unprotected parts of the boat. >> the advent of the telegraph, did any death lead to micromanagement by the politicians? and the generals? >> the short question was with the vent of the telegraph, was there an increase in micromanagement? certainly that wouldn't happen. look what happened to e-mail. that never -- how do you deal with e-mail by the way. yes, it did happen. in fact, grant had problems with hallick. he was telling grant while he's at fort henry, do an end run take. clarksville and then gra

the chesapeake, windy here, shaking the capella, here at hemingway over the chesapeake and it was choppykay sunset there and look at waves of sand going up the beaches, that wind really having an impact. freeze warning overnight because the winds are cold as they continue to come out of the north and west under a clear sky, dry air, three to nine that's the key window. if you have time put on the slippers you can duck out. bring in the potted plant itself you bought them this weekend. 45 at the airport. you can see the cold air out of the forth. york, hagerstown, another hour or two in the upper 30s and dropping quickly down to the freezing mark. we will see 20s by daybreak. 13 to 18 at the river and the gusts up around 25 still. that means a wind chill factor. amazing. we haven't been talking about this. record high temperatures near 80 last week. tonight a wind chill just north of the border in the 20s in philadelphia and by daybreak wind chills around here. crystal clear, that's the pattern for us the next few days, next chance of rain midweek. a wild change temperature wise, the cold

right now there is not a small craft advisory but boaters should be aware of some pretty choppy conditionsorrow and also thursday. all right. your day planner clear start in the 30s. sunshine by noon. 55-60 by noon. a chilly start but a mild finish. the next three days, mild tomorrow just down right warm on thursday. we're in the upper 60s. some of the showers hold off until thursday nights and then showers and some rain friday morning. a little cooler too on friday. temperatures back into the mid 50s. now the next seven days, saturday is going to be very similar to today when temperatures struggle to get to 50. bright but brisking on saturday before you go to -- brisk on saturday before you go to bed as we return to daylight saving time. and then on sunday milder but clouds roll in. maybe a shower or light rain late. better chance on sunday and then we're back in the 60s on tuesday. >> liking that. thank you, top. >>> some putting up charms and things on my wall to keep peyton out of dc. [ laughing ] >> i mean, can you imagine if he came here just the media hailstorm that that would be. >

. >> the prince's whirlwind caribbean tour hit some choppy water at one point. the royal had to abandon ship when the boat broke down during a security drill with the navy. the royals are hoping for smoother sailing here in london. when the jubilee celebrations take place, this summer. and the queen is actually expected to lead a parade of 1,000 boats along the thames river. but prince harry's jubilee trip is not over yet. he climbed the ancient mayans pyramids in belize, partied in the streets and drank local rum. >> i am speechless right now. i don't want to wash my hands. >> the prince says the tour of paradise would probably make his brother and sister-in-law, will and kate, jealous. and jamaica is still to come. monica mazzar, cbs news, london. ,,,,,,,,,,,, it's getting crowded at toyota's #1 for everyone sales event. why? 'cause people know toyota's the best. toyota has the most fuel-efficient and longest lasting vehicles of any full-line automaker. plus, every new toyota comes with the peace-of-mind of toyota care, a complimentary maintenance plan with ro

tom, here on wall street, pretty choppy day and it will probably be like that all week long as investors and traders wait for friday. it's a big day, you know why. that's when the jobs report comes out and everyone wants to see if things are improving in the jobs market. >> tom: we have to guy test those-- digest the game gains we saw in february. let's get you updated with tonight's market focus. the major stock indices climbed out o a morning sell-off to end with more muted losses. after china reduced its economic growth target, u.s. stocks fell with added pressure coming from europe. but throughout the afternoon, the selling abated in the s&p 500, ending down a fraction. the losing sectors reflects the worries about a slower growing china. the materials sector dropped more than 1.5%. info tech stocks were down 1%. semiconductor stocks, specifically, weighed on the tech sector this trio fell by at least 5% each. chip makers advanced micro devices and micron technologies and chip test equipment maker teradyne. with worries about china in the headlines, its no surprise two do industrial

choppy waters out in pacifica this morning as waves crash right into the shore. nbc bay area meteorologist christina lor ebb. will this end up dying down? it will. >> the winds are still pretty gusty right now, and as we transition into the next three hours in particular, the whole situation greatly improves as this front finally exits the bay area. now the fog is starting to settle in as high pressure compresses the moisture that we did pick up. so let's get right to the radar because some cities are still getting a little bit of rain at that point. most of the activity is down in the south bay. >> san jose is getting light to moderate rain and that will continue to be the case. the overall trend is clearing, and by this time tomorrow we'll be able to take a look at those snow-capped peaks. even mount hamilton picked up about two inches of snow. so we needed the reason. we picked up over three-quarters of an inch in north bay cities today. as we head throughout tonight we'll have the full-on totals with chief meteorologist at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> as we head

trip to wall street journal how do you a future say in new york will or will future is there very choppy really taking a lead from europe let's check the latest figures it's of all e.u. markets wednesday spain's economy fell back into recession in the first quarter. is the only major european balls losing you to date five percent. for must be double to a trillion euros is the organization for economic cooperation and development greece portugal have already been bailed italy and spain will follow because record of the brain club says the think tank is right. i think it could be very effective in terms of bringing confidence to the euro zone the one trillion dollar figure has been mentioned a number of times for the last couple of months and there was a lot of actually pushback on that issue from germany with over the last three and a number of very positive statements coming from america expressing the support from down from there for that measure i think in that sense that could be very supportive of the overall confidence environment in the european union so i think it's definitely a p

has a bone to pick but one enemy after the other from the soviet union in the choppiness threat was the most useful enemy where we are legitimate and we are completely fantastical it was always available as a global conspiracy against which to justify anything to smaller and sadness after the cold war the list keeps expanding allied air forces again an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait airstrikes against serbian forces are more on target. begins with al qaida striking selective targets on military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war we should get out these air defenses with a defense budget that surpasses the military expenditure of all other countries combined. no other nation drums up war as consistently as america and while people are still responding and recovering from the violence that's going in one place or even in the same place we're launching new operations and more atrocities in different parts of the world play military industrial complex where billions of dollars is largely america's driving force. deeply rooted in the system it would s

flat today as bank has lost a fight it's almost a one percent in negative territory now so it's a choppy trade all round we head over to europe we can see that there is all was. they already down say by well the first was about a third down and that has gone up. over the sands a lot of that is to do with about the chinese manufacturing activity was a much lower than anticipated so a lot of the losing stocks today are banks as well as miners because you know that china is a big mining and importer we move on or we can see. that it is declining of the problems that industrialized nations are considering releasing strategic crude stockpiles to counter the rising prices that were put into play because of international pressures about the embargo iran it's just a case in july so as we can see oil is down it's been down there for much of the day and the currency rates we see how the euro dollar dollar is very easy indeed down we just saw the european markets or the euro dollar is suffering as a result of that we've got one thirsty sixty six that as far as the russian ruble is concerned it's lu

rising to almost eleven billion dollars upon earth a down one point two percent in positive territory choppy day that are down. just a fraction down they've called. program is due to start on the twelfth of march earlier we spoke to hawk sunshine from i've seen much problem he said that although we might see a rally of the election we're going to see the rally even godless of who wins on sunday. the rally could be quite significant next week but it really depends on the global background we see quite a significant rally in the russian market over the week or two i think it would be a mistake to see that this rally was seen of the last couple of weeks as because of increasing confidence about elections look at be part of the significant increase in the world prices also played a very material. talking of all we're going to see how the oil is fairing of the sap our as you can see it is indeed down but in the long time it is performing incredibly well it's a bad thing for the u.k. though and its manufacturing sector which contrasts of by almost one percent in the last quarter of twenty eleven e

pressure and also more oil which is a major factor for the russian equity markets is also seeing very choppy trading on tuesday morning that in just a second but first the biggest movers on the my sex now the blue chips a losing value pretty much across the board or oil majors including gazprom are in the red the financials lights burbank also shedding value on metals the m.k. is also down now a bit more on crude prices it's an important indicator for the russian equity markets and we're seeing a tug of war trade on choose they essentially it's it's a competition between the macroeconomic factors like china cutting its growth rate targets and supply concerns over iran's nuclear program and now a bit more on china the world's second largest economy its growth rate target on monday to an eight year low of seven and a half percent from its longstanding gold around eight percent and not really brought to the equity markets down in hong kong the hang seng is shedding value and the tokyo coke is nikkei is also down in the not quite as much because it is supported by tech x. orders that's the lates

but what the gun boats here, here at the time on floodwaters, very choppy, the boat's bouncing. looking down the hill at the guns, they look pretty big. i challenge -- not challenge, but i encourage any of you to walk guard to the gun line and walk back. it's a thin little line with a couple black dots. and if you're a couple hundred yards away and you got this big 46-pound cannon trying to hit that one little dot, pretty tough target. le away, weren't they? >> at first. then they closed in. like at ft. henry they closed in as close as they could, almost point blank. that's when the gun boats got in trouble. they were able to shoot down into the unprotected parts of the boat. okay. yes, sir. >> with the advent of the telegraph being used in war, didn't that lead to more micromanagement by politicians and generals -- >> the short question was, is with the advent of the telegraph, was there an increase in micromanagement? certainly, that wouldn't happen. look what happened to e-mail. that never -- how many of you deal with e-mail, by the way, on a regular basis? happens all the ti