the cme group, and most global institution and people on the ground who have our systems in over a hundred countries throughout the world. we are very, very prepared for a volume surge that comes our way and here to facilitate the risk. >> normally people are flocking to gold and other precious metals and wheat and corn and barley and soy beans. they have inflationary price. people could be convinced a slow down is coming, what do you think. >> it is not my. >> i like to put you on the spot and embarrass you. >> that's the reason i like to come on. i think i agree with my friend. we have seen a lot of people trying to chase whether it is up or down and i county see that scen yarrow is changing much. and it is s&p 500 and market failed mis and people are still going to flock to u.s. treasuries. and regardless of trading futures and commodities and stocks and treasuries. that there is just a sense that we are heading back in to something bad? regardless of how you play that, that is the reality behind that. >> i don't, neal. i think that businesses seem healthy from a balance sheet perspecti

the budget and a less rigid budget analysts -- given that the budget analyst chose to relocate the cme to that location and that we have accreditation that is a longstanding issue, perhaps having to move tenants from hall of justice, knowing that the contractual rights will expire on september 1, when we go on recess in the month of august, i would be interested in moving this forward to act on it. colleagues? supervisor kim has made a motion to move it forward without recommendation. thoughts? supervisor mirkarimi: i am on the line on this. i am looking at the request be submitted to one-and-a-half years ago. i have to say that i am fixated on this idea that when we had that major setback with our crime lab, the national academy of sciences had, i thought, a very helpful guide before us. i thought that that would give us a new lease on looking forward to how san francisco can even sell its police forensics lab -- evince its police forensics lab. something that the met -- national academy of sciences is trying to abide by, you are making this move, which i think would have been, in ter

with family members the media and the outside world dozens of muslim men are still being held at the cme news as well as other person or secluding environmental and animal rights activists the government's provided little information about the special prison units a search on the bureau of prisons website yields just one document even mentioning the program only a handful of news articles have covered what's been described as a little guantanamo by some of the person hours. and april of two thousand and ten we filed a lawsuit against the bureau of prisons the attorney general eric holder. director of the bureau of prisons harley and and other high level individuals within the bureau and we are alleging that the communications management units are unconstitutional but another part of this is really defending activists as they are charged and challenging these new laws as unconstitutional you know the federal government is now attempting to prosecute protesters as terrorists and we need to call attention to this we need to argue about it in court and we also need to educate people on educa

cme are varied and there are three and a very kind caring person he was a placement they were marriedclose to three years her friends told her that he dragged around by her hair so any bruises on her head you know were not the visible and he body bruise would not be as one morning we were at five thirty six thirty in the morning got a phone call and we were in said bonnie is no longer with us and we thought. what there's been a car accident he said there's there's some sort of problem here bonnie shot herself as far as way now she had a bag packed it was in her bedroom she had another bag packed it was in her car our assumption is she told him that she was leaving him and he shot her and then wiped the fingerprints off the gun obviously money did not chips. in camera called nine one one said that his wife a child herself voices in the back or. she was nine and she was calling for one to help her and as far as losing a child that's devastating but to even more so was to see my parents. lose a granddaughter. that. i watched them both. air that he had been arrested he was subsequently re

he joins us tonight from the cme group in chicago. marshall, welcome back. nice to see you again. >> thank you, tom. >> tom: so with this kind of volatility, do you think common stocks are still appropriate for individual investors? >> i think they are appropriate, but clearly the uncertainties are almost unprecedented, economic uncertainties in this country, lack of political leadership and will to get things done, but, you know, there's an overlay, tom, that's disturbing, and that is the fact that we've got markets that are run amok an really create very, very high risk over the short term for investors. so special care really needs to be taken. >> with that in mind, is the current environment, our trading markets broken, should you invest only with a duration of say a couple years at least? >> people seem to be investing with a duration of an hour. i don't call it "duration," i think it's renting sciewrtsz of one kind of another. and part of this has to do with this high frequency rated tradig that's really exacerbated volatility to a degree that's unprec

today, can cme group, largest future of option trading floor on the planet said the, "s&p downgrade" is a joke. a lot of people still think it's the best thing going. that they see a loss for s&p. the nasdaq lost 174. the traders on the floor said over and over. this feels like it's oversold. that the selloff is overdone. people are worried. this is hard to see buyers of stock come back for meaningful moment. if you look back to where you wish you bought this could be the time. there could be more of a selloff in the short term. >> the difference between a correction and a bear market, we are getting close to bear market. 20% off the peak. but there is still concern about the global economy. what spain and italy, what is happening there. the european central bank and eased some concern, and then today. >> greece is already in trouble. you have to look back at what european union did. took them through germany and france and e.u . nations that were good citizens. then you say that spain and italy are in trouble, too. they are much more significant economy. this isn't just the downgrad

the cme group, and most global institution and people on the ground who have our systems in over a hundred countries throughout the world. we are very, very prepared for a volume surge that comes our way and here to facilitate the risk. >> normally people are flocking to gold and other precious metals and wheat and corn and barley and soy beans. they have inflationary price. people could be convinced a slow down is coming, what do you think. >> it is not my. >> i like to put you on the spot and embarrass you. >> that's the reason i like to come on. i think i agree with my friend. we have seen a lot of people trying to chase whether it is up or down and i county see that scen yarrow is changing much. and it is s&p 500 and market failed mis and people are still going to flock to u.s. treasuries. and regardless of trading futures and commodities and stocks and treasuries. that there is just a sense that we are heading back in to something bad? regardless of how you play that, that is the reality behind that. >> i don't, neal. i think that businesses seem healthy from a balance sheet perspecti

i thought he was çme who i was behind. my answer is the same. let me conclude this.don't think a grand bargain is coming out of this. i hope for a decent down payment on debt. >> chris: gentleman, we'll leave it there. interesting discussion and thank you for joining us congressman ryan and bill miller. >> thank you, chris. >> chris: up next a big week in iowa for the presidential field. we'll ask tim pawlenty what is at stake for him. we'll be right back. what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. can help you find the answers. >> chris: now we continue our series of 2012 one on one interviews with gop presidential candidate a man who hope to boost his chances in the fox news debate and iowa str

there on wall street and the bulls have not been running, and bears lurking in the background and the cmenew york mercantile exchange, the lower part of manhattan, the financial district, people are taking pictures and seems tour i.r.s. are back and there -- to damage on long island and bridge hampton, new york, southhampton, east hampton... bridgehampton trees are down everywhere and that will be the case across much of heavily wooded long island. as the winds came in in a big way. part of the problem on long island was that we had a massive storm, i don't know, 10, 12 days ago, early part of last week i believe it was, two weeks ago now and that storm produced between what, rick, 8 and 12 inches of rain? >> rick: across a broad area from parts of western new jersey to central parts of long island. >> shepard: and left the ground super saturated and the roots loose and wind and more rain and you get trees down. >> rick: and a lot of reports of the bay meeting the road from the back side and the long island sound, not just flooding from the ocean side, but, water that has been coming into