courtney barnett is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] courtney barnett.. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hash tags hash tags ♪ >> jimmy: hey! you guys are on twitter, correct? you guys on twitter? [ cheers and applause ] well, it's fun. we use twitter on our show every single week so if you watch our show and want it play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i will send out a hash tag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so, since it's the start of wedding season, i went on twitter and started a hash tag called "wedding fail." i asked you guys to tweet something funny weird or embarrassing. yeah, you're already thinking about stuff now. that happened at a wedding. we got thousands and thousands of tweets, within 20 minutes, it was a worldwide trending topic. that's how -- thank you for those tweets. now here are some of my favorites, wedding fail tweets from you guys. here we go. this is from @pinkcaitlyn. she said, "my mom got really drunk at the open bar and walked around all night saying it's all good." [ laughter ] not goo

so courtney love said something stupid. not sure why this is news, to be honest. >> the shirt put them on alert. a new jersey community college has suspended a professor who posted this photo of his daughter wearing the "game of thrones" t-shirt saying i will take what it mine with fire and blood. it was surprisingly seen by other people including several colleagues. one of them viewed it as a threat given a recent dispute between the faculty and the school administration. schmidt filed a complaint after being denied a sabbatical. he said the words are just from the show, but fire could be a metaphor for ak47's. he said he would have to pass a a psych evaluation before he could return. where does this rank on the list of dumbest things you have ever heard? >> it is dumb. when parents are forcing their stupid show, a parent had their kid wear a velvet underground t-shirt. what is your favorite velvet under ground song, heroin? i guess you can't play it too safe with the mass -- i don't agree with it, but that's what they are

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cnbc's courtney reagan is here with what's moving your money.ney, a lot of companies would be pretty happy with 19%, but why not google? >> exactly, chris. it's all about expectations and that's what wall street really cares about and if you can meet those or not and google's fiscal first quarter and earnings came in while shy of those analyst expectations even though they were higher by some 19%. advertising revenue also increased 26% e but the price per click that fell more than 9% and that's largely because most of us are searching on our mobile phones now. that's not as lucrative for google's ad business. those aren't the only earnings wall street is paying attention to, goldman sachs is one of them, reporting an 11% drop in profit, but those results were better than expected. so wall street is okay with that. competitor, morgan stanley beat expectations. the ceo just on our air moments ago and chipotle, this is something we can all get next to poefrting an 8% earnings gain. they did have higher food costs and that offset strong sales. we ar

i'm courtney reagan for "nightly business report." >>> and the supreme court decision that could change how you watch television, and pitting the country's biggest broadcasters against a start-up. that story next. >>> david versus goliath case at the highest court of the land, the court heard a case on the broadcast tv giants who are looking to stamp out a tiny video service called aereo, that they say will threaten their very existence. >> reporter: right now, watching network television involves seeing live programming or recording it on a dvr, often rented from a cable or satellite provider. however, on-line video start-up aereo bills itself as an internet alternative to cable television. >> a new platform for bringing live broadcast tv to the internet wherever and whenever we want it. >> reporter: currently available in 11 cities it relies on dime-size antennas assigned to monthly subscribers who pay a monthly stream to see an array of devices, to record shows and see them later. at the supreme court, lawmakers said that the aereo service violates the copyright protections by making

for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >>> coming up, x-box is going hollywood. microsoft is creating original programs that can be viewed through its gaming console but will they stand out in an already crowded field. >> several big name advertisers are pulling sponsorship deals with the los angeles clirpgs following the release of racist comments allegedly made by team's owner donald schneider. >>> aol is investigating a cyber attack on its servers. the internet giant is work with government authorities on a hack attack in which e-mail addresses, postal address, encrypted passwords were stolen. aol is urging every one mail account holders to change their passwords immediately. >>> microsoft is warning users about cyber attacks after a security flaw was found in its internet browser. company acknowledged that a flaw was discovered in its internet explorer browser which could let hackers get inside and take over control of users computers. in a statement microsoft says at this time we're aware of limited targeted attacks. we encourage customers to follow the sugg

active and it will become the main urban centers of the country the government over striving to courtney territorial plans and investments to be a comprehensive work is underway on the plant in islamic development kit palmer president of the map the reforms directed at improving the business climate in the country they're being conducted but it was for the catholics and are receiving the attention and approval of international positions according to the doing business report for two thousand thirteen thousand sin is among the top ten countries that conducted the greatest number of reforms for simplifying conditions for conducting business the ttc. china has announced that an in your speech or they're planning to make it a number of large energy projects including projects in the construction of nuclear and hydro electric stations bridges and ports thus the chinese government hopes that investment in infrastructure related projects. tough to stay with the economy which has been a long slow him down to dangerous levels. the cows on energy projects are still unknown. earlier parts of china

. >>> in business with courtney reagan. courtney, good morning. >> good morning to you.ix strikes a deal with verizon. it's the second deal the company has reached to pay for access to broad band networks. they also signed with comcast. >>> you have to pay more to stow your bags in the overhead bin on your next flight. these range from $20 for frequent fliers to $50 for those who don't pay before getting to the gate. most passengers will be $25 if they check in online and $35 at the airport. >>> tune into cnbc tonight for the cnbc 25. it's the definitive list of rebels and icons who made the biggest impact in business over the last 25 years. >> thank you. >>> time for stories making news this morning. congressman michael grimm made national attention when he threatened this new york one reporter. >> let me be clear to you. if you ever do that to me again -- no, no. you're not a man. you're not man enough. i'll break you in half like a little boy. >> now the republican congressman has been charged with tax evasion. grimm denies the claim. >>> an outrageous new video. they

for nightly business report, i'm courtney reagan in tucson, arizona. >>> finally tonight, a big changes to the late-night tv landscape. it took less than a week for cbs to tap steven colbert after letterman retires, colbert is host of "the colbert report." no word on how much the deal is worth. plenty, i bet. >> big bucks, i bet. that is "nightly business report," i'm susie gharib. >>> and i'm tyler mathisen, have a great everything everybody, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. larriva: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. woman: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man #2: it just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dry dough. sbrocco: oh, please. i want the dessert first! [ laughs ] i told him he had to wait.

francis, back to you. >> courtney, thank you very much. now to some other stories in the news this morning. people cramming the streets to take it in. they praised them for the modern era of the catholic church. >>> new information about child hunger in the united states. feeding america released this map. it uses data from 2012 showing areas of the country where children don't have access to a healthy amount of food. states like new mexico, arizona more than a quarter kids don't have enough food. including 41% of kids in zubala county texas who don't have that. >>> it is a solemn day in israel. they begin their holocaust memorial day. stores around restaurants are closed as they remember the 6 million jews killed during the holocaust. >>> today marks the beginning of the d.c. bible reading marathon. for the 26th year, they will spend four and a half days on the steps of the capitol reading the entire bible. >>> senator elizabeth warren weighs in on her bid to the white house and sarah palin crowns a new mama grizzly. scrambled politics is

good morning, courtney. >> good morning, scott. stocks rallied at the open and fell middey and recovered by the close. confirmed it's making a new takeover bid for astrazenica and the nasdaq slipping one point to 4074. netflix get faster delivery of its shows and movies. the second deal the company has reached to pay for access to broadbound networks that it argues should be free. the parent of nbc universal, but hastings later said he only made the deal in order to give customers better service. amazon holding up six of its warehouses for tours including in san bernardino, the hour-long tours will be held on the first and third tuesday of each month and can be booked online. amazon won't say what people will see where millions of items are stored, boxed and shipped to customers. i can tell you, i've seen it and it is impressive. tune in to cnbc tonight. the definitive list of icons and leaders who made the biggest impact over the past 25 years since cnbc debuted on the air. the list has been revealed and a lot to debate and discus

good morning, courtney. >> good morning, richard.es a deal with verizon to get faster delivery of shows and movies to customers. it is the second deal the company reached to pay for access to broadband net works that some argue should be free. >>> you have to pay more to sto your bags in the overhead bin on your next flight on frontier airlines. these range from $20 for frequent fliers to $50 for those who don't pay before getting to the gate. most passengers will see $25 if they check in online and $35 at the airport. >>> tune in to cnbc tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern for the cnbc 25. the definitive list of the rebels, icons and leaders who made the biggest impact on the world of business over the past 25 years. richard, back to you. >> congratulations, cnbc, 25. >>> coming up, the beer mile world record. yes, we'll tell you about that. and all your sports highlights straight ahead on "early today." hi. i just finished an energy audit of this building and started my own dog walking business. what did you do to deserve that thin mints

for nightly business report, i'm courtney reagan in tucson, arizona. >>> finally tonight, a big changes to the late-night tv landscape. it took less than a week for cbs to tap steven colbert after letterman retires, colbert is host of "the colbert report." no word on how much the deal is worth. plenty, i bet. >> big bucks, i bet. that is "nightly business report," i'm susie gharib. >>> and i'm tyler mathisen, have a great everything everybody, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. kevin: today, on "ask this old house"... what do you do if you have a big box spring and you can't get it up a narrow stair? man: this corner is blocking it. it's hitting the trim. i think we're gonna have to do something drastic. if you don't like the taste or smell of your tap water, there are plenty of solutions -- i'll show you some. there's lots of different types of light switches, and i'm headed to seattle to figure out which switch is which. there are two switches running one light fixture, which is a three-way switch, and when i tried to install them, i opened up the box and there were lots of extr

good morning, courtney. >>> good morning.cast is close to a $20 billion deal with charter communications this could reshape the cable tv business. comcast, the parent of nbc universal, would swap or sell about 4 million subscribers. the deal hinges on the approval comcast takeover of time warner cable. >>> apple will fix faulty on/off buttens on iphone 5 for free. it affects a small number of the older phones. it only works intermittently. take it to an apple store or mail it in for repair. >>> on wall street, stocks are coming off a down week. investors will likely focus on the economy with reports due on first quarter gdp and jobs. the fed meets this week, expected to continue cutting its stimulus efforts. betty? >> all right, thanks so much. >>> and just ahead, the latest on the tornado outbreak with 55 million americans in the danger zone. >>> plus, all your sports highlights from a busy weekend. that's ahead. hi. i just finished an energy audit of this building and started my own dog walking business. what did you do to

and joins us now, courtney. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the exact opposite, rather. but you know, wall street actually had pretty low expectations for march same-store sales out of the retailers. and it's not really a surprise. spring has been really slow to sprout across all of the country. easter is three weeks later this year than last year. and consumers really took a hit in their budget from those high heating bills. still, there have been some positives. look at costco, the wholesaler actually posting core same-store sales, up more than 7%. if you look at the all-in number, it still beat consensus, even stripping out the benefit they got from the extra day in march that they didn't have last year because of the easter shift. they still are above the 12-month average for comps. deutsche bank reiterating their buy saying the street is giving costco enough credit for how operationally efficient they've been in a choppy retail environment. "l" brands, the brand that owns limited, victoria's secret, bath & body works, down 1%. better than expected but still not insp

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courtney keely, al jazeera, new york. >> the u.s.d east envoy martin endick, will return before the april 29th deadline but faces an increasingly difficult task. each blames the other, each is breaking their own promises. the core issues are settlements in the west bank. israel continues to build there, angering palestinians. other problems remain, notably who should control jerusalem. recently i talked with, asking if they are trying to stall progress. >> i don't think there's in anybody's interest to stall them. john kerry went there 15 times. he is reassessing reanalyzing and reorganizing his team and his ideas. what's gone right now is the same of the old. the united states has not put anything new on the table since 1993, the os lowlo accord. that's why we fail once again once again and once again. the u.s. has to present a new idea and say to both parties that we will continue let's say our military aid to you if you really cease building in such and such and such. >> what if they say the palestinians are not holding up their d

we begin with background from courtney keely. >> something very simple that washington needs to keep as events unfold in core ukrain. >> while russia would like a ukraine that's pro-russian, that's what's driving putin and russia at this moment. >> how much further will russia go and will moscow uphold the agreement from last week. >> i don't think past performance we can count on that and we have to be prepared to potentially respond to what continue to be are efforts of interference by the russians in eastern and southern ukraine. >> defense secretary chuck hagel recently called russia answer action he dangerously irresponsible. this is a broader campaign by vladimir putin to retake former russian territories. >>> two countries must still grapple with other complicateforeign policy issues. the u.s -- complicated foreign policy issues. russia and the u.s. are engaged in working together to did i arm are syria's chemical weapons as well as curtailing the program. its mission unchanged since the cold war putin will continue to try to destabilize it. >> part of russia's foreign policy

courtney has the report. >> reporter: it happened at a government come pound in eastern afghanistan.itnesses say a convey of election workers a journalistings came to an halt when a police commander walked up to one of the cars, shouted good is great and opened fire on the women in the back seat. anja niedringhaus was killed instaktly. the police commander surrendered and is under arrest. the afghan taliban has vowed repeatedly to disrupt saturday's elections. afghan police have often targeted foreign soldiers, and this year taliban fighters have singled out westerners, notably at an attack last month on a hotel in kabul. the ap says she was one of the few western reporter allowed in the country in the 1990s. in a note to staffers the corrector of photography said . . . on the last day of her life, she has a front page photo in the international "new york times" showing a giant image of president karzai on display. courtney leely, al jazeera. >>> she was one of more than a does earn journalists who lost their lives while on duty this year. of the 70 journals killed in 2013, 28 were w

i like courtney cox. if she invited me over for dinner i would go.r as i'm concerned i can understand. schwimmer was always on the outside. you can understand why he wouldn't want to show up. he was the butt of a lot of jokes. the others are talented and made a lot of money. personally i would watch it. i admit i would watch it. >> it is an interesting show. it reminds me of a time you were six. people think it is a 90s show, but it ended in 2004. isn't that amazing? >> that is amazing. >> i am thankful because i got to experience and enjoy so many years. >> i love being reminded of my 90s experience. i don't think i would want a "friends" reunion. it was perfect. you have your old crush and then you see them and realize they got ugly or they got fat or whatever. not that fat is ugly, but it is not how you remembered it. i don't know if i would want the reunion. >> you are a nice person down deep, aren't you? >> was i not? you know what i mean. people get old. >> yes, you are helping your case. >> hello? >> you are that woman. andy, you are probably

. >> courtney you have reported from war zones in iraq and afghanistan and i know it is a difficult dayecause you have been connecting with people who knew her. what are they saying? >> i put notes down today because i knew how emotional this would be. there -- her obituary in ap today said, she has a body of work that won awards and broke hearts. and today they are just speaking about the heart break about the loss of her. i said how do we pay tribute to such a courageous person, and they called her fearless over and over and over again. but she was capable and experienced. and she logged years and decades and it was a calling. and she was funny and had an infectious laugh and she was naughty. this portrait painted of her of just the kind of heroic woman that you would want afghan women to look to. that you would want the 300 women in afghan who will be standing up in this election on saturday, yould want -- she is going to be a hero and icon. >> you described her as fearless as it being a calling. and you wouldn't say that about yourself i will say this about you and other journalists

. >> i'd like to point out i've been in communication with commissioner president courtney about the two twin fooifrdz that would like to be painted silver to i have a communication out to the foyer chief joanne to see if that he, accommodate that. >> and that's going to occur april your date on that? >> the 17, april 17th. >> the 17th. well, that certainly was a little known fact did anybody know that >> i don't think we could have a silver fooifd. >> but the roll is in a great fire. >> thank you. would you come forward, please >> good afternoon. i'm bill san francisco fire department retired and museum director and presently guardians of the trustee we're the ones that presented this proposal to you. i gave you the package of material if i can answer any questions >> are there other silver fire hydrants in san francisco. >> i've seen some but i've seen some. >> better check these out and paint them white but i'm not the fire chief. >> thank you very much for your service to our city. >> thank you. >> and presenting this to us. >> it's - >> a revolution. >> i can say in 18969 the do

courtney keel. >> peaten rose to power promising the attack ofibility and chaos.has delivered on a lot of those goals. over the years, he has been prooelt with the u.s. he helped my launch an after canstan. there have been a lot of misunderstandings on both sides. there is a feeling russia doesn't pay it enough attention or give it enough respect. for more, i spoke with john mere shimer from the university of comic. i they had them how putin was jdzing the crisis in ukraine. >> putin paid his hand. he is deeply interested in making sure ukraine never part of medical. any government in kiev is not decidedly antirussian. the r.n. he is calling much trouble in ukraine today is because the government that took hour as a result of the february 22nd coup is sdeeply antirussian. >> would you agree that you see ali is going to hurt it's econo economy? >> i don't think it's a. in terms of fortunately policy. this purees his room, what's left of ukraine is going to be i am plaqueably impact for, for skumz deny? >> he has been a fan and is cooling off on the idea. it's more

. >>> retail rebound, and courtney reagan is looking at what is v move yog ur money, and it appears thatnding freeze from the long winter may be thawing a little bit? >> yes, chris. it looks like the americans are thawing out after the severe winter throughout the entire country. the government says that the retail sales in march rose 1%, and that is the biggest in a year, and it surprised the economists, and did not expect that much of a gain. they also revised the previously reported february sales data to reflect more spending than we thought for a month. we saw 10 of 13 sales categories increasing in march, and that is strong when you think that the first half of the month was still cold, and many pars of the country, the market encouraged by this with the dow up 90 points, and some economists are upping the overall economic estimates, because of this number today. >> meantime, the tax filing deadline is tomorrow. and that is the bad news, and the good news is that the chances of getting audited are really slim this year. >> yeah, that is right. so at least maybe that is going to the

. >> courtney is right. 45% off is the new 35% off. >> 45% off? >> and it will be right through the back end of the year. that's not changing. full-price retailers already 45% on of. >> so if you're buying a stock based on gross margin income, you might be out of slouk. >> we -- >> or if you look at gap, they have really good expense management, so gap can actually do a bit better with their margins, but to see how quality is to beat. >>> stocks higher today as we manipulationed, but last week's volatility has many investors wondering if this could be the start of something bigger. dom chu, what can history tell us at this point? >> we want to put it in per spect. we like to show how it relates. let's start with big market stats. at current levels, the s&p 500 trades at about 16, 17 times earnings. that's your benchmark, so to speak, also trades at about 1.6 times per sales. >> how did that rank? back in 2007, the situation was identical the market was trading at about 16 times, and price to sales about 1.6. so it's a far cry from what it was like

but first, courtney reagan has the cnbc market wrap. hi, courtney. >> hi, alex.look at how stocks stand going into monday. the the dow losing 140 points. the nasdaq following by 73 points. that's it from cnbc. disney started in a garage. amazon started in a garage. ♪ the ramones started in a garage. my point? some of the most innovative things in the world come out of american garages. introducing the lighter, faster cadillac cts. 2014 motor trend car of the year. ain't garages great? there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great britain, all in one place book on expedia before april 30th and save up to thirty percent. >>> we are back on the campus of texas southern university. and do not mess with texas women. don't mess with texas women. that's a big part of the message galvanizing support for texas gubernatorial candidate wendy davis. a poll this month shows davis within st

. >>> in the meantime, before the bell tomorrow courtney is watching this one. >> the key numbers is not eps. the street is looking for an increase of about 9%. also revenues expected to rise about 7%. we know that simon property group is the largest owner of basically mall properties. they've had this spin-off. they're spinning off the strip mauls from the smaller regional malls, really focusing on the higher-end, more affluent center type of malls. i think we can get an interesting read of what's going on potential if they talk about traffic. a the lo of the revenue will come from the rent, not necessarily the sales at stores like j.c. penney, but certainly they're concerned, making a lot of investments innovations, that service offense the same-day delivery. they have a new venture group been looking at retail innovation, hoping to turn their mauls into destination type of centers. >> will we get reads from the conference call? >> not typically, you won't typically hear that from them. they will be very careful about that. they don't want you to read too much into that. recently i

courtney reagan joins us live. this is a good report. >> it was. i'm a little cautious because we haven't heard encounselinging input from the retail stores. up 1.1%, the biggest gain since accept september of 2012. 10 of the major categories posted an increase considering march was pretty cold. february retail sales getting an upward provision. perhaps that was a bit of a surprise at least to me. data indicates consumers are still focused on their homes either renovating or repairing after the harsh winter. sales at furnishing related retailers up 1%. general merchandise the strongest, up 2%. and online line, and electronics and appliance stores down 1.6%. >> we talk about a dicks, raw stores and they're doing it online of e-commerce and also bricks and mortar. you're almost talking a store within a store. you talk about dicks, you have nike section here and under armour section here and they leaned on underarmour and absolutely killed it. >> that's people wanting brands looking at brands more than retailers and where you find the strength. >> las

courtney, i am sorry, i'm not listening to you in the enteral room. save me. company news -- >> we will start with ibm. we will add technology to his health unit. this is as the pentagon prepares to open bidding for $11 billion health records contract. watson is best known for beating humans on the game show "jeopardy." a top personhired for its health team. the telecom company trolled by billionaire carlos slim wants to buy the rest of an audrey and firm. america mobile may pay as much as $2 billion to buy a minority investors. trying to expand beyond latin america. and a judge for heineken reporting a 37% drop in last quarter. sales were down less than three bring percent come up markets including russia and poland are proving challenging. heineken also reporting currency losses. when was the last of you had a heineken? >> actually i have a sixpack in my fridge. >> 2:00 a.m.? >> i've been having trouble sleeping, and since the alarm goes off at 3:30, i needed to knock myself out. the twitter question of the day -- we are all talking about apple, what a big d

courtney, thank you.ciate it. >>> the city of boston is preparing for this year's marathon and with it, a somber university. a year ago, explosions killed three people and hurt 260 others. the head of this year's race on april 21st, authorities are installing cameras that feed into a single system along the marathon route. >> that's not all. >> down links from helicopters so they can get a different view of what's happening out there. we have folks out there monitoring social media looking for trends. >> authorities say there will be a big police presence during events to mark the april 15th bombing anniversary and more officers on duty on race day. >>> new jersey governor chris christie has been given more time to respond to lane closure lawsuits filed against him. one suit was filed by several people saying the resulting traffic jams made them late for work. the other was filed by several private car companies which lost revenue during the four days of closures. a new jersey judge said last week, he is

courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, these are heavy days in the state of connecticut where both the uconn men and women are in the final four shocking the world. mr. speaker, there's also been another teamworking hard in the state of connecticut. that's the sisters, navigators, insurance agents, community health centers, faith-based groups, who have been enrolling citizens in the affordable care act in a frantic pace. as of monday night, they've enrolled 197,000 connecticut citizens, even though the target that h.h.s. gave last summer was only 100,000. they doubled the target that was given to the state of connecticut. and why? because these people said, like mary ann martinez said, i heard a lot of stories who hadn't had insurance or seen a doctor in years. some thought it would cost them $500 and it turned out to be $40 or $100. it was a breath of fresh air. congratulations to all those individuals who are helping, helping people in this country t access to health care and, go, huskies. the speaker pro tempor

. >>> courtney reagan live with details. good morning to you. >> hi, good morning to you, as well. at&t is teaming up with honeywell to launch in-flight service. the service which could be available late next year smoother and faster web access using 4g wireless network. g go-go has already installed equipment on planes. futures are high after a see saw session on monday. stocks rallied at the open, fell mid-day and recovered by the close. pfizer leaving the gains on the dow a new takeover bid for rival drugmaker astrozen cu. the dow raising 87 points to 16,448. the nasdaq slumping one point to 4074. back to you. >> courtney reagan, thank you much. >>> anxious to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a warm up starting today. >> very warm. >> very warm. >> and what a difference a day makes, as well. yesterday was really nice. little warm by some people's standards. as we get into this afternoon, i think hot by many of your standards. temperatures this morning pretty mild to start the day. 40s and 50s and i wanted to start by showing you this spectacular shot over san jose. y

let's ask michael and tim courtney. michael, first off, before we get to your ideas, 150 of the s&p 500 stocks according to my screens are trading above 25 imtoos trailing earnings. is the overall stock market over valued? >> no. but fairly valued. you can still find opportunities where industry sectors and certain names have underperformed the overall market, but no questions. corporate earnings growth while still growing slowed. looking at mid and single digits thinking the s&p is trading on a plus poll of 15 to 16. no cheap. not a bubble. investors need to temper expectations but gains can be made. >> tim, actually this speaks volumes when read reading your notes. probably wouldn't sell at these levels, keep a investments in the u.s. markets as they are. new money to put to work, you've got to put it elsewhere. offshore? >> yeah. international valuations look much more attractive. u.s. valuations still look fair i think. i agree with that. but international markets are trading at about a 30% to 40% discount to compar

cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning. >> being sos posted decent gains tuesday with the dow back in positive territory for the month. the nasdaq trying to avoid its worst month since october 2012. private sector job growth and the first glance at q1 gdp which could show the economy slowed. amazon opens a page on its site dedicated to wearable devices such as fitness trackers and smart watches. shoppers can compare gadgets, find the latest news. walmart wants to be your one-stop shop for your car insurance needs. the retail giant is teaming up with autoinsurance.com to let people find and buy policies. the service is now available in eight states and will be nationwide later this year. richard, back to you. >> i guess the question is, what can't you get at walmart, right? >>> just ahead, how the l.a. clippers did last night after owner donald sterling received that lifetime ban. >>> it's a time-honored kentucky derby tradition. this and your sports highlights next. >>> this morning on "today," teens tackle bo

so we at least got that much out of him. >> courtney, thank you so much.gs come in fives here. >>> up next, the five biggest and baddest stock in bear market territory. >> also, let's look at the nasdaq, currently down by 43 points, i think the absolute low was down by nearly 47 points. it's really only a handful of names countrily in the green. >>> we'll also be talking about various other facets of the market going into the close. do stay with us right here on "street signs" on cnbc. bc. we did a 27-point inspection on your chevy,ce, you got new tires and our price match guarantee. who's this little guy? that's birney. oh, i bet that cone gives him supersonic hearing. watch what you say around him. i've been talking a lot about his procedure... (whispering) what? get our everyday price match guarantee plus a $100 rebate on 4 select tires from your tire experts. chevy certified service. ♪ i ♪ and i got the tools ira ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile ph

commissioner courtney. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everybody. i did have some prepared remarks. i'm going a little bit off those remarks and try to piggy back on what we heard from the representative of the business community of the bay area. council, i'm well wt labor unions and the construction council and the san francisco council that is right now rallying for some other political items. i did a little research on -- john raker. he was a judge in motion to d motion to moet dot. county. the politics that surround us around precious resources. we talked about the measure of 2012. it's important to be here with the mayor and diane feinstein. she worked hard to make sure that we actually turned that vote around and we are strongly in favor of not tearing down that dam in the 77 percent voter rejecting prop f. i think it's important to note that we have to continue to fight to protect our resources and continue this fight and know what's great for san francisco and what's great for the people we serve outside of san francisco. more importantly to us is the #i78 -- impact it has o

i approached courtney who was leading this work as a contractor and asked about the work and asked about a permit and he told me they didn't need it, this they were just landscaping. that began conversations and concerns and we were ignored. there were three notices of violations sent to the owners. there was a director's hearing at which i spoke. order of abatement was issued and we thought that was great. and nothing had changed. instead they sold the house for $1.2 million. they're investors, and they wanted to take their money and pass this on to the next buyer. that's when we went back with sunny moon and repeal the process. here we are today. they've agreed to remove the deck, however the grade is materially changed, the height of the deck is a lot higher than it should be so we're asking for your support on up holding the appeal. and also, you know, i think there should be fines and penalties for the developers and investor who is are trying to flip this property and pass this on because that's all their care about is money. that's the best way to send the message that this is not

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courtney reagan went to the conference in las vegas where the big eggest names in cybersecurity are looking restore consumer confidence. >> reporter: the transaction associations bring every part of a payment together, credit card, banks, regulators and retailers, all talking about securing spending while pointing fingers at each other for bearing the cost and liability. many retailers have had payment and data security teams in place for years and have been migrating, albeit slowly, the payment system is capable of using emv technology. this allows systems to read ships and pin cards currently used outside the u.s. visa and master card are giving retailers until 2015 to put the emv system in place. otherwise, the liability for fraudulent purchases shift s to the retailers. >> there will be enormous activities getting it done until 2015. it is not going to happen. >> although the world's largest retailer says it is already in the process of converting its system. as of two weeks ago, walmart turned on software enabling them to use the cards, they will be ready to accept emv card's before th

and i want as many people as possible to adjust to life he says courtney undergoing eye. i don't feel good to let go and be depressed. i think i'm getting more positive entry day. honesty ensure that helps my second turn her into her room. through her book she tells others that seem positive tool it can work for them. i know senior japanese and south korean officials will meet in seoul on wednesday to discuss ways to improve bilateral ties. she had enhanced the japanese foreign ministry's asian and oceanic affairs bureau to be joined in the times i e sound south korea's demand in general the northeast asian affairs the realm of terror trial and historical matters including the so called comfort women issue. japanese prime fishing zone out and then south korean president could have held informal talks last month. but the first time since they've seen their parents. us president barack obama mediated a trilateral summit with the two leaders indicate discussion centered on security issues in northeast asia. the particular focus on north korea. officials in southwestern japan