and overlooking the great view of the back yard. >> sean, who was born on may 25th, 2000, was david goldman and bruna bianchi's first. and they made a picture perfect family. >> all three of them were beautiful. it looked like a fairy tale. >> david who'd been an international model, so loved being a dad he stopped traveling in order to spend more time at home with sean. >> what did you guys do together? >> what didn't we do together? we did everything. everything a father and son could do and then some. >> the pair forged a tight bond and david affectionately dubbed his son his little buddy. sean still vividly remembers their adventures canoeing on the river behind the house. >> i remember going on a dinosaur trail. that's what we would call it. it's this little path. you know cat tails? it looks like cat tails but it's not. and it's this trail of water that goes in between it. and we used to call it the dinosaur trail. and i remember we got lost in it and this bluebird kind of led us out of the trail. >> you remember that, you had to be three or four. >> i know. it's weird. >> you were a

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david goldman.tion that we've got a pretty big week coming up next week, because next week matt has an exclusive interview with bobby brown, the first since the death of his ex-wife whitney houston and some people really might be very surprised about what bobby brown has to say. and also coming up next week we've got ryan o'neal, who's recently announced that he has been battling prostate cancer. he's going to be live in our studio monday to talk about just how he's doing. we also have a new memoir about his troubled relationship with his children, and also his longtime love affair with farrah fawcett. so also coming up. >> can't wait for that. >> right now a check of the weather from al. >> all righty, let's see what you got for your weekend. saturday, windy and cool in the northeast, rain from the mid-atlantic states right on into the mid-mississippi river valley, where there's a slight risk of strong storms. wet weather in the pacific northwest. sunny and hot in texas and into the southwest. sund

goldman sachs. carter worth, david trunk, good to see you both. >> thank. >> michelle?> so bill, triple digit rally and the dow slip wade here. only up 96 points right now and nasdaq is lower by 21 point. it is below 3,000 as we have about 34 minutes before the closing bell. so we will watch that as we head toward 4:00 and see what happens. >>> despite the big rally in treasuries the past year, our next guest is still overweight fixed income. we will see why and where he sees the best opportunities. straight ahead. so don't move. here are the stand out performers in the s&p 500 as we head toward the close. >>> welcome back. 3-2 advancing in declining stocks and yet it doesn't feel that way, even with the dow not far from the highs of the day. that's because of vague anxieties about apple and too a lesser extent, google to the down side today. and while they're down, most of the other big tech stocks are not to the down side. please bear that in mind. to the sectors, the same situation. can you see some of the other group tech stocks, industrials, materials, financials a

he is the fourth person with goldman ties linked to this investigation though. analyst henry king and david loeb also reportedly under scrutiny by the feds. a goldman spokesman writing in an e-mail to cnbc though he could not answer whether king and loeb are still employed at the firm at this time. now, earlier this week the attorney for former goldman attorney ra jat gupta and another was being investigated. gupta is accused of sharing information with goldman with raj rat nam. the feds have focused on the wrong man when it comes to inside information from being leaked from goldman. obviously it was to his advantage to kind of hint at that unidentified leaker at the hearing the other day, sue. back to you. >> indeed, thank you very much, mary. the investigation meanwhile into walmart's dealings in mexico is expanding including a threat to look at every permit walmart was issued. our michelle caruso-cabrera has traveled from mexico to bentonville, arkansas, which is walmart's home base. over to you, michelle. >> hey, thanks very much, sue. we are in front of the very original, very first wa

but goldman sachs out with a note today saying it is time to buy for next year. analyst david downside to the current prices this summer, he thinks it will cause tightening in supply and a continued shift from coal to gas which will cause demand to increase. and with that improved supply/demand scenario, goldman says you should be going long summer 2013 nymex natural gas contracts. julia. >> thanks, brian. well, it's a tough time for teens. a new survey by junior achievement in the all-state foundation shows that only 56% of kids aged 14 to 18 think that they'll be financially better off than their parents. that's down from 89% last year. majority of teens also say they expect to rely on their parents for financial support in their 20s. brian. >> well, if you're one of those parents, julia, supporting your kids, you better hope you love your job. cnbc.com and career cast came up with a list of the best and the worst jobs of the year. so let us bring in cnbc.com cindy perman. herb here as well. like eight of your previous ten jobs are on this list, herb. welcome. let's get to t

goldman sachs to run an unsuccessful action uthere. icahn's pressuring of web md to sell also fell short. carl icahn will be interviewed exclusively by david faber this afternoon. those looking for corporate governance have been more successful. today on "squawk box," bill ackman said he was feeling optimistic going into the shareholder meeting for canadian pacific. that's going to be held in about two weeks. ackman saying he's actually never gone into a proxy contest with this much of a suspected lead. an independent advisory firm saying 94% of shareholders support ackman's shake-up of management and the board, and that stock has actually returned 76% on top of ackman's investment on an annualized basis. now, ackman's pershing square is two of the winningest activists around and the third is yahoo! and even though the investment has underperformed the s&p 500 by about 7 percentage points, he has nominated four directors to the board, including himself. and scott, we'll definitely be watching to see what happens at yahoo! we've been following it since he started investing in august. proxy season just around the corner. we're going to revis

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