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first here's how easures and commodities clos out the day.rrow we'll get a report on durable goods, which measures, among other things, the appliances going into new homes. robert schular will be our guest on nightly business report. we'll also get the latest numbers on new home sales for february. >> speaking of housing, house prices are generally moving up, but considering how far they fell in states like florida, bargain hunters, some of the most unlikely shoppers, are still finding lots of values. >> reporter: at century village, a community retirement in boca raton, seniors get in early. >> this is my little getaway place. >> reporter: at 56, he is not a retiree. what he is is an astute buyer. >> i bout an artment that was valued at $75,000 and i picked it up for $25,000. so it comes with the peace of mind that i have some place. i know that if i need to go there, i can go there. >> reporter: from the height of the housing boom in 2006 to the bottom in 2011, home prices fell. now they're headed up again and that has created a great oppor

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communities whether they're jewish for the muslim whether it's because your block whether it's because of clos issues there is this growing social part of the reservation so we came up with this idea to develop an online platform that would use a style multimedia kind of platform to document and expose hate speech that does occur in the public sphere and which can lead to stereotypes of racist bigotry in any form whether it's against women whether it's against gay people whether it's against people of different of different ethnicities or there is on the grounds of religion because of you know demeaning jorgen true stereotypes which can lead to hateful idea is ideas which are fundamentally what would be backed up by any evidence. rather than kind of we're not calling for hate speech to be bad and we're not calling for a new law against hate speech or anything like that fight freedom of speech if you want to indulge in hate speech you can indulge in hate speech but if you're going to indulge in hate speech we're going to track you we're going to document we're going to analyze it against and we

what we don't know is what those two men said behind cloed doors. we should have no illusions here. however warm and cozy it can be. lou: however cozy the relationship. however warm the reception. these gentlemen have distinctly different things when it comes around. >> i almost agree. not entirely. i don't think thee have different agendas. i think that everything that was said, what you heard is that obama and benjamin netanyahu were mh closer together are not. what obama said, he said we are not going to allow iran to have nuclear weapons. he said we are not going to allow them to have weapons in an attempt to contain them. they were much closer than they have been. a very key subject. a. lou: let's turn to something that i did not want to hear. that was america and president obama are ready to attack iran. i found that there could be all sorts of excuses and rationalizations and reasons that the president of israel said that. judy, this is too bellicose for my taste. >> i think that he says exactly what is on his mind. i think that a 90-year-old president who helped israel acqui

the reaction from the church, when kelby came out of the clos closet, if you or any member of your familysexual, you cannot hold any position of authority in the church. >> my parents were sunday schoolteachers. they were involved in pretty much every aspect of the church that they could get involved in. >> since that day we have not been back. i will never doubt my belief in a creator, in a god. my understanding of that god has changed completely, however, because of this situation. we realize that no matter how hard we fight, the heart of this town is not going to change. so now the question becomes, what can we do to make things better for kids. >> when the movie came out, i really found, i want to say my purpose. >> kelby and i flew out to washington, d.c. on behalf of federal legislation. i actually had the chance to meet one on one with president obama, and i wanted to thank him for support as a father and thank him for endorsing those pieces of legislation. bully has given us a voice. i've got a voice now. and it's important that i not lose sight of that. and i'll continue this fig

linked in shows that despite the clos al failures can make you massive gains once they have proven themselves to the market. can it gallop? they think the answer can be yes. take a look at the weekly chart. you an go back quarterly or yearly. first of all they have a cup and handle pat tertern right? >> we've talked about the pattern before. you are familiar with it. it is one of the bullish formations and first you get the cup shaped bottom and it starts pulling back while trading in a tight range. that gives you the handle. once the stock breaks out, it is followed by a monster rally. these patterns don't trigger 100% of the time. if the company holds true. he thinks the resulting rally can hold back to where it initially started. the size of the rally after a cup and handle pattern is equal to the handle and the cup. it can have a 14 upside move from here. the pattern took a long time to build. the rally should take months and months to come. redler likes what he sees here. facebook perked up above the $27 level. he thinks there should be more of these coming. if it holds above that level,

now is the senior director of the puppy mills campaign at the aspca, and she brought with her tonight clos campaign against the puppy mills is -- we hear about it all the time, but tell us why you are so engaged in dealing with the issue and trying to stop it. >> sure. well the aspca conducted a poll two years ago and we found 80% of people knew puppy mills were bad and wouldn't buy a dog if they knew it came from a puppy mill but 78% didn't know most puppies come from puppy mills and we launched the no pet store puppies campaign in order to break the information gap. >> lou: i have noticed increasingly, going into a pet store, when you've got four dogs like we do and a cat, you spend a little time there. but i have seen fewer stores, you see fewer pet stores with dogs in them, puppies in them. >> that is great. >> lou: is that happening across the country. >> i think it is, the momentum definitely seems to be heading in that direction which we at the aspca certainly love and we did another poll that found that people who adopted a dog from a shelter as opposed to buying a puppy from a pe

. >> center point preschool held a clo closed-door meeting with parents just last night. former employee is accused of taping a toddler's hands and feet for not settling down for a nap. the state has barred ca krchcag from working in child care in california and could soon be in court to face charges. center point says it will close on friday for three days of intensive employee training. it will then reopen on wednesday. >>> police asking for the public's help to catch two purse snatchers in the south bay. police say the victim and the two suspects seen in these photos got off a light rail train station. the suspect in his 20s punched and kicked the woman until she fell to the ground. th they then took off on bikes. the robbery happened in early february. >>> software engineer accused of killing a man in a case of road ra rage. colt holbrook accused of stabbing a man. he says he stabbed the man in self defense because the man reportedly knocked him to the ground and then charged at him. holbrook claims the man cut him out in traffic several times before that fight. >>> c

. >> and terry will be back with us at 11 clo:00. bye-bye. >> now on "extra" -- pregnant kim kardashian under arrest by the "fashion police" for her front-page what not to wear tour. we have kim today firing back about her fashion flops. >> the magazine covers and the stories, how do you handle all of that? >> justin bieber, a terror on wheels, breaking new details on his neighborhood wars as he is accused of reasing 100 miles per hour through the streets. dorothy hamill's "dancing" dream over. >> i need to withdraw from the competition. >> as an athlete, this is a really hard decision for you. >> the "dancing" diet. will wynonna judd beat kirstie alley's slimdown. >> have you lost any weight so far? >> and two crime fighters talking about jodi arias' criminal mind. >> will she get the death penalty? >> jane fonda with the secret daughter that no one knew she had. oprah has the first interview. >> to me it's perfectly normal to have a black daughter. >> "extra's" hilaria baldwin and her night with -- >> strahan, michael strahan. >> "

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remember clos, at its highest since 2008 and up more than twofold year over year in 2012.ew york fed chief bill dudley in a speech yesterday spoke about frothy activity in these areas. a level of complacency about ultra low interest rates and it's hard to see things going too, too much further at least in some people's view. as a result, folks like stanley druckenmiller and others are hedging for a potentially significant leg down in the next 18 to 24 key months. agency backed reits trading at recent highs but could be vulnerable in a downswing. the bears argue, and shrinking government-sponsored mortgage holders, scott, we could perhaps see a repeat of 1994. remember, that's the year where a rapid fed tightening led to a spike in rates and we saw players nearly fail. they were sold in a fire sale by ge. and orange county went bankrupt after banking on interest rates to stay relatively low then getting blown out. >> guys, i mean, we were talking earlier, whether you remember back to '94. >> i do. i do. i know full well what's going on right now in the corporate bond market

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we stopped what was coming clos. to being a genocide there.ng that worked. bosnia worked. if we think about iraq, let'snk think about bosnia, too. >> rose: thank you, great to see you. thank you, john tbhark. cambridge. thank you, michael. michael's book "the end game" it is the inside story of the i struggle for iraq from bush to obama. thank you for joining us.st see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ tyin' up my white tie ♪ ♪ brushing off my tails >>> this is "nightly business report." >> moving higher. stocks finish on an up note. still on track for the best quarter in 15 years. >>> water, water not everywhere. how the on going drought is hitting texas especially hard and how it may get worse. >>> and too late or not? why there is still time to refinance your mortgage but you may not want to wait much longer. all that and more coming up right now. welcome to our viewing. >> investors were back in the buying mood as stocks bounced back but still closed loweror the week. the dow snapped the

these clos in washington, d.c.ake the greek politicians look, you know, really fiscally sound these days. charles charles all right. linwood, what do you think about that? >> well, i mean, she's right on. $85 billion over seven months, which is what the sequester will cut from march 1 til the end of september, and we ran way over that in one month. and the reason we have to get our debt under control is because that's how we're going to really turn the economy around. our debt is now over 100% of the size of our entire economy, and it's really constraining growth. of it's one reason why we're seeing such a stagnant recovery. charles: you know, ford, i guess at this point can we all admit we do have something of a spending problem? >> well, i think we do, and what it shows is how ridiculous the president's sequester shenanigans were. the deal here is very simple. you know, the president thinks we can tax our way out of this, and he doesn't want to talk about it, and the fact remains if we tax everybody in this count

when i was growing up as a kid i was good at clo. i will have to teach you guys. three dice.n 100 bucks and i will bring the dice. see you later. ashley: thank you very much, charles payne, after our money. tracy: i know, really. all right, well, speaking of money let's check on the markets. quarter past, nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. hey, nicole. >> charles payne promise to double my money? i like it. let's talk about krispy kreme donuts. krispy kreme is under pressure here. full-year profit estimates they are forecasting are below analyst estimates. you can see the previous day, right, a pretty steady day throughout the day. only to see it open lower today and tick lower throughout the morning and try to make a comeback. the company for the latest quarter, reported lower than expected earnings for the fourth quarter. coupled with this outlook below analyst estimates. they are facing very high costs they are noting. also, the opening and refinancing of stores is hurting their bottom line some that is something else you would know. back to you. tracy: thanks

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split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it'so clos to the options floor... [ indistinct shoutingt your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ tracy: on to that red state blue state battle over attracting american business. in an op-ed today in the wall street journal ride states are winning the battle with low taxes and pro-growth policies of a boost its losing partly by raising taxes. this comes one day after connecticut governor gant -- dan malloy told us about this program to lure companies with financial incentives to relocate critics claim it comes at the expense of taxpayers funding those incentives. ask the governor who is really winning, the company's other residents and years of the said. >> the fact is we have grown 20,000 jobs that our unemployment rate is dropping. the boy coming to our states. in the last year to companies have moved their fortune five fund -- fortune 500 headquarters to connecticut. tracy: now, he co-wrote today's op-ed, senior economic editor at the wall street journal. we did not get to hear this in the clip. these companies are com

retailing jumped another 10% and has soared over 20% on the week this after unit clo announced february strong sales earlier in the week. in china, imports lagged, but exports first and the shanghai composite he'sed up 0.25% ahead of the second batch of data coming out tomorrow. authorities may resume ipo approvals over the next few months. meanwhile, the hang seng added 1.4% today and ended the week in positive territory as we see strong gains in energy majors and telcos. south korea's kospi ended just above par as the jitters about north korea headed to the upside. samsung electronics remained week. australia's asx 200 inched out a modest 0.28% gain. >> we're receive some green on the map behind her. adding about 0.5% for the stoxx 600 on this friday as we wait for the u.s. jobs report. the ftse mib is rallying, adding almost % today. the ibex is similarly participating. the ftse over here, which is rivaling u.s. indexes and being up almost 10% this year. it's more in the range of 4 had% or 5% for germany's index. banks are the sector that is the top gainer today. take a look across t

list the parents have been dreading for months. 61 buildings including 53 schools targeted foreclosu closthey face a billion dollar deficit. in alderman willy cochran's word constituents have been calling all day. >> some cases we're happy. some cases we're not so happy. >> on the plus side the district says the savings will allow major investments in surviving schools including adding 70 libraries, science labs, even air conditioning, but for many it is not what's gained but what's lost and where. neighborhood schools in some of chicago's poorest communities. school officials say the decisions were based on low enrollments and others say race played a role and outraged kerry austin, an alderman from the far south side told the chicago tribune, quote, every time they scream and holler they back off and steam roll over black and brown folks, not this time. she is not the only one who believes that. >> you think it is the black communities that often are asked to sacrifice first? >> in this case, yes, i do. yes, i do. >> this is 70th street in the heart of the city's south side and this is

bissinger, 58, writes that as he entered his mid-50s, buying and wearing expensive cloing gave him a sense of self-expression and an intoxicating rush. i wasn't mainlining heroin, just impossibly gorgeous leather jackets and coats and boots and gloves is and evening jackets. it's the kind of honesty that bissinger is famous for, most recently sharing intimate details on "today" when he discussed his book about his son who has brain damage. >> to hear your child say, my brain isn't right, it crushes you. >> in a statement to nbc news, bissinger says, "i wrote this because i love beautiful clothing too much, obviously. but also because i believe it will help others who are struggling with addiction, as well as self-expression and the damage that can be done by denying who you are. i wrote it because it was the only way i knew of coming to terms and getting the help i'm now getting." brad lamb is an addiction expert. brad, good to see you, good morning. i think there might be a temptation on the part of some to say it's a shopping addiction, it's almost humorous, it's not serious. it's