russell,tor, david o is no stranger to accolades.y won the golden globes for best picture. have mades stars other films. welcome. >> thank you for having me here. and it wasto berlin a beautiful reception there. it was beautiful. a big berlin fan, having lived there. -- when shed what into her in two -- scion seven. >> it was a gift of friendship. we took it out to the parking lot and i put in my trunk. i go here, and he goes, what is it? it was new. molecules cook the food. it becomes a metaphor for jennifer lawrence who defies her husband. her -- his deal safety nutrition out of the food. >> and she has the column to prove it. >> had the movie come together? >> we did a movie called "retained." -- "three kings." i am always looking for phenomenal characters in a predicament. >> that was a movie about iraq. >> 15 years ago. go watch it on netflix. >> is in that mark wahlberg and george clooney? >> and spike jones. >> great movie. >> i want to write about humans. emotions, more than just a crime. that is what cinema is about. in all

we hear from director david o. russelloming up in movies. ♪ >> in movies today, britain's equivalent of the oscars to the last sunday. usually a pretty good indicator of what is to come at the academy awards. in case you missed it, "american hustle" scooped up three of the awards. david o russell is the creative mind behind the movie. what was his process? >> you put all of your coolest, deepest themes on paper, love, loyalty, heartbreak, betrayal. this person lives at home, she has a son, this is jennifer lawrence. her nails become a metaphor. all of these ideas that you think are amazing, in no particular order. and then you see amy at an event, and you say, i am trying to create something for you. to have four actors is a great honor, but it takes a lot of weaving. >> you all are friends and have decided to do something else together. >> i am in a blessed time of filmmaking. at the time i was working on "the fighter." we put them together and it was kind of a dream team. it inspires me. we have worked together, we have

i'm so done with that. >> rose: american usual is the latest movie by david o russell.is a sweeping tale of a small time criminal conartist after the fbi snags some much bigger political initiate. it's after a scandal in the 1970's nominated for ten awe curs including nominations in all the major categories. here is the trailer for american hustle. >> i believe that you should treat people the way that you want to be treated. didn't you just say that. also, always take a favor over money. i think jesus said that as well. >> he's going to stay in the office. i got people working for me. my idea, i'm running the show, i'm not going to settle. ♪ it's not for me to say. >> he wasn't necessarily in good shape and he had the comb over that was rather elaborate. we had this confidence that drew me. >> my father, he taught me to believe that all people are good, to be good to all people. >> it's ridiculous. you know that i would never say anything bad about your father in front of you, but your father is a sick son of a bitch. the don't repeat that. but yes. >> hey. >> hi. >> y

my budgets have to be low but look david russell just had, you know, the studio spent $40 million or50 million on "american hustle" and now make $200 million and that is -- i am all for that model that he has glamorous stars doing interesting, intelligent things and making money off of it. so i think there is always a place -- look i want to see american movies about americans not always american movies which are cartoons, easily digested by the rest of the world and not to say we don't have a place for them, but we need cinema. it is the art form everybody loves most to give us context, and to mirror our experience in some way. and i want american films about americans, saying i want french films about french and greek films about greek, we immediate -- need that. >> let's take a look at this scene. >> how did you and mom end up getting married? >> i always wanted to. >> you didn't? >> she wanted to. >> are you sorry you married her? >> all the time. could have been worse. >> well, you must have been in love, at least at first. >> never came up. >> did you ever talk about having kid

it's hard to watch an award show without hearing his name. >> david. >> david. >> david o. russellthe best. >> 11 of his actors have been nominated for actors. in fact, civil writings playbook and american hustle are the only movies since 1981 to receive a nomination in each of the four acting categories. russell has also been praised for making his female characters just as interesting as his men. >> thank you so much for letting the world know that a princess can punch and wear a low-cut gown. >> and the accolades don't end there. russell has been nominated three times by the academy as best director and three of his films the fighter, silver linings flay fwook, and american hustle have all received nominations for best picture. "american hustle" was inspired by the afghan operation sting in the 1970s. >> he doesn't love you. he loves me. you know it, i know it, he knows it. it was beautiful and it was real. we love each other. >> shut up. >> you scare him and manipulate him and you use your son. >> he must like it. on some level he must want it. he can't stop loving it. like the

please welcome david o. russell. [cheers and applause] sit, enjoy! bravo.t to ask you questions. sit down. >> kill them with a puddle. larry king. >> jon: you are on a run like nobody has been on in the film business that i can remember. the fighter, silver linings playbook now american hustle. do you sleep? do you -- how are you making such beautiful films? vup found your voice? is that what this is? are you in the zone? what are you feeling? >> i have not slept that much. yes, vip found my voice when i came back and made the film called the fighter. it's tremendous. >> jon: tremendous. >> i realize you know before to quote irving, christian bale i was making something from the ears up and you gotta come from the feet up. i came from instinct. i relate to my characters reinventing themselves. i had a humbling eight years where i lost my way, got divorced, my kid was bipolar, his to put him in a special school and rediscovered my story telling voice. they were people i had known my whole life. i said i love these people. i love watching them live and love a

david: russell 3,000 represents 9% of the stocks. >> if is not in the russell 3,000 you probably don'tto invest in it. it is growth stocks. they have attractive growth prospects going forward. but also a relative strength component. looks fob can division to expected to have good earnings growth. david: to give idea what you include and don't include, took amazon out of the index. why? >> amazon, growth prospects and relative strength. relative strength of amazon really fallerred especially after they released earnings. the problem with amazon they miss earnings. that is not a big problem because they always miss the earnings forecast. david: right. >> revenues high expectation of revenues this quarter with amazon prime and problems with ups they couldn't deliver all the packages on time and came and missed revenue forecasts. that disappointed investors. looking down into the future amazon may rebound and do well but just in the short term, once these growth stocks fall out of favor they tend to fall out of favor for extended period. david: sandy, you have news on berkshire. sandra: be

. >> "american hustle" is the latest movie by david o. russell. it is a sweeping tale.t is loosely based on the afghan scandal of the 1980's. it is nominated for 10 oscars. ere is the trailer for "american hustle." >> always take the favor over money. i think jesus said that as well. >> stay in the office. i got people working for me. my ideas. i'm running the show. i'm not going to settle. >> ♪ , it's not for me to asay. >> it was rather eelaborate. he had this confidence that drew me to him. >> my father, he taught me to believe that all people are good, and be good to all eople. >> that is ridiculous. you know i would never say anything in front of your father, but your father is a sick son of a [beep] >> daddy is a sick son of a [beep]? >> don't rebeat peat that, but eah. >> we'll have to find a way to survive. and you knew your choices were bad, but you had to survive. >> we've been successful for so long, because we kept it just small enough. >> if you are that successful, how come you wound up in this room with me right now, taking rders from me? >> this is agent

and bradley cooper goes full throttle with the fbi agent in david o. russell'scan hustle. >> i fell in love with him, i think we fell in love with richey demasso. he gets up and basically glor fies white collar crime. you watch this man go from innocence to wisdom by the end of the movie which is a direct reflection of or inverse reflection of christian's character who does the opposite. he's a pension lent child basically. he's 15 years old and he wants desperately to be a man and he comes across these people that seem mythic and larger than life. irving rose felled and edith greensly. >> hour do you think this will work stupid. >> if you don't call him stupid. you work for him now and he's in control. >> okay. >> rose: tell me what happened to richey and what he was going through. first of all he was falling in love. >> he didn't see that coming. you're like 15 years old and you want to hang out with the older kids and you think you can live that life and once you get there it's overwhelming and he doesn't know quite where to stand and the bottom falls out fro

. >>> and director david o. russellie, "american hustle." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, february 19. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we have a little drizzle, a little rain, a little something-something going on. >> if you want to see it, hurry up and run outside because it's going away! [ laughter ] >> going away in a hurry. we're watching the storm system fall apart as it leaves leaving behind sprinkles and drizzle. we'll talk about that coming up. >> the roads are still damp. here's a live look at 880 in oakland where you will find some overnight roadwork approaching fifth. we'll talk about that coming up. day 2 now for people. >> yes. >> some pele had monday off. >> not everybody. [ laughter ] >>> it must have been the scariest flight ever for more than 300 passengers.

. >> director david o russell had adams in mind from the start. >> i said i want to make a character that's worth you putting your heart in it. i want it to play the broadest range of your emotion all the way from your rawness to your most elegant, your most glamorous, most sexy, most remantic but also your most emotional mess. you're going to be able to be all those things. >> we didn't have a stript until, like, the week before. that's how david works. he'll call you two days before you get a text. there's this amazing scene in this one movie. oh, and also you're a stripper. you're like, whoa, whoa, whoa. go back. what? sidney is a stripper? she was, she was. he's like, oh, yeah. we're going to shoot the scene. then, you know, you're learning about your character as you go. >> i falsified my records. i falsified them. my name is sidney. i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. >> i loved the idea of this woman who had great vulnerability, but at the same time had this survivor's instinct. and i found that just really something i identified with. something i really was excited to play. i h

think is getting same as pets i think it's thanks to the after is actually owned the director david russell is known for beating this week rolls on his actors and actually won the spring roll for defying a couple of years ago and you might remember intended for lawrence last year for seven leaning straight both usher won best actress. so in i think the secret is its new ba the box with his actors in all its works that the same so blessed. actually i've seen from the leading man and his team down. david's. i'm sad to know that very bored very spontaneous and so you better know you stopped because he wants to cuddle just keep rolling in what was up the page you are now doing a seven minute scene so you best know you stuff you know about and i enjoyed enjoy that a great deal and is a lot of it by station if all that comes up and it's a wonderful script as it is even needed the least happy accidents really helped to add to this point the manatee and the reality of the piece it's interesting insights that can be seen that i have a c and made states found that i don't know if i was in its highly

you worked as you said i have worked on it a long time and we sweat over frames. >> oh, yes david zero russell here a couple of days ago and talked about the very same things in terms of looking at the frame and it was just quite amazing being excited about what an actor was doing when he was listening. >> yes, but it is also in the cutting room as you know it is acting overtime, and if you extend a shot either reaction or perhaps at the head of a shot before an actor speaks two, appraisals, four frames, six frames, emotion ms. the audience can be squelched or triggered by just those dribblings of frames. >> rose: thank you for come. >> thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> rose: much success at the oscars what is to the next film? >> it is a secret. >> rose: good enough for me, thank you. >> alexander payne back in the in a moment, stay with us. >> for all the shortcomings though economics turns out to be a pretty successful set of tools for thinking about problems and analyzing solutions and understanding the way the world really works. >> and for many people, for much of the time,

american hustle director david o. russell is joining us tonight. really got a good movie. wow.of you are aware, the united states -- where we live -- [laughter] has long been at the forefront of explodable technology having advanced in two short centuries from barrels labeled tnt -- [laughter] -- to today's flying tnt barrel delivering unmanned aerial vehicles. and you know what they say, if you got 'em, smoke 'em. >> you united states has been conducting targeted killings in battlefield tour 10.5 years. 375 of these strikes under president obama. >> jon: president obama is our country's all-time leader in outside battlefield sky killing or bsk

do not miss the talented david russell today at 4:00 eastern.ector of american hustle and silver linings daybook. talking oscars and filmmaking. ♪ 30 minutes until the opening bell, this is "in the loop with betty liu." the countdown begins right now. >> welcome back. a key measure of factory activity. empire statefed's manufacturing survey came out about a half an hour ago. coca-cola has announced a new cost-cutting program after fourth-quarter profits fell. herbalife, accused of being a ponzi scheme by bill ackman, report their earnings. this morning, the world's second-largest generic drum , announcedugmaker forest.is buying joining us now is cristina alesci. it has been a long haul for carl icahn with forest labs. >> it has been quite a fight for him. thathole thing has been they did not have the scale, they did not have the muscle that it really took to promote their products. in reality, forest labs is a little challenged on its pipeline, despite the fact that actavis is making a huge bet on the company with a very nice premium. forrest ha

each in collaboration with writer/director david o. russell.s russell who cast cooper for the lead roll of pat in "silver linings playbook" with just days to go before shooting began. >> i thought, you know, i'm not right for this. >> reporter: despite all the parallels to your own life? >> yeah, i think it was fear. >> everything good? >> uh-huh. >> i never really cried on film. i never had to do that. >> reporter: he did do it. and well. russell was eager to reteam with actors who'd made his last films fly. >> whoa! >> reporter: and no one in movies fascinating audiences quite like jennifer lawrence. >> i don't like change. >> "hunger games" hadn't even come out yet, i remember we were eating dinner in prague, and i think soembody came up and i signed an autograph. and she's like, "wow, like, how do you --" and i just thought, "oh, that's nothing what's going to happen to you." >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> just the beginning. the oscars one week from tonight, and eye dan right back here tomorrow. good night. [ male a

. >> "american hustle" the latest movie by david o. russelln a smalltime con artist that helps the fbi snagged bigger fish loose loop based on the a fscam scandal. here's the trailer for "american hustle." >> i believe he should treat people the way you want to be treated. always take a favor over money. i think jesus said that as well. [laughter] >> my idea. i'm running the show. on the quarterback. i'm not going to settle. he was not necessarily in good shape and he has this come over that was a rather elaborate but he had this confidence that drew me to him. >> my father taught me to believe that all people are good if you are good to all people. >> life is ridiculous and you know i would never say anything bad about your father in front of you but he is sick. don't repeat that. but yeah. >> lay your part. >> you play yours. you have to find a way to survive and you knew your choices were bad but you had to survive. >> we were so successful for so long because we kept it just small enough. >> how come you ended up in this room right now tak

each in collaboration with writer/director david russell. >> i've only been on two of his sets.ive, anything can happen. can anything be positive? let's have a good ending to the story. >> reporter: in 2011 russell cast cooper in "silver linings playbook." >> i thought, i'm not right for this. and i think it was fear. >> anything good? >> mm-hm. >> i never really cried on film. i've never today do that. >> reporter: but cooper did do it and well. setting the stage for an even closer working relationship as "american hustle" began to come together. you were really in the creative process with it? >> yeah, from the beginning. i'm so grateful that david sees me as someone valuable to that process. >> reporter: with the cons and who's doing who of this best picture nominee, russell sees reinvention as key theme of his last three films. >> since "the fighter" i've been blessed with a certain direction of stories to tell. salt of the earth ordinary people who live opera attic emotions and struggles to reinvent their lives. >> he is a grown man. he can think for himself. >> shut your m

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supporting actress jennifer lawrence and charlie rose talks to the director of "american hustle," david o. russellas amazing. >> it was just genius. >> that was massive to have these two together. borough agents and they were while. that chemistry was electric. when we came up with the fishing story, i used to ice fish. like you can watch the full interview tonight. it airs on bloomberg television at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time later. hello. welcome to "countdown." >> time in london is 6:31 a.m. we expect unemployment figures and bank of england minutes both out later. both carrying forward on the discussion of the second phase of forward guidance. market datahe labor is very important. real wages in the u.k. have been following in there has been no adjustment for inflation. cracks we get wage numbers with the inflation. >> that is something to look at. will those things two meet? you'd expect to see depressed wages on the back of it. this shows spare capacity as well. there are less people working in full-time jobs. muska today labor market today. less of an emphasis but i think of wage growth is import

. >> rose: david kirkpatrick and russell wilson. qwp captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin talking about egypt, january marked three years since the egyptian revolution and the interim government has ruled the country since the military deposed president moaned morsi. yesterday prime minister and his entire cabinet resigned from a housing minister -- was appointed new prime minister on tuesday. it's widely believed the current defense minister will run in the upcoming presidential elections. joining me now is david kirkpatrick. he is the cairo bureau chief of the "new york times." he wrote an in-depth investigative report on the ben gauzy attacks when christopher stevens was killed in september 2012. i'm pleased to have david kirkpatrick back at this table. welcome. >> it's good to be here. >> rose: you have been there and watched the arab spring wherever it is now unfold changing a region. >> yes i i was in egypt in time for the revolution there, i was there when khadafy fell. it's been breathtaking. >>

i'm so grateful that david sees me as somebody valuable to that process. >> russell was eager to reteam with actors who made his last films fly. for his character, cooper wanted something a little different. >> to make sure that he was first of all, not just this sort of antagonistic foil, straight laced fbi guy that you see in 100 movies. he's a petulant trial and he gets in over his head. >> i've got people working for me. >> i said to david, what if he has curly hair. we wanted him to look different from me also. he said yeah, he curls his own hair because he idolizes black baseball player the like doc ellis. i didn't know it would be three hours to put in 1 10 rollers in and then have to take them out. it was just a whole thing. but i actually started to love it. >> you said in the stall that we weren't going to fake it. >> i'm being real now. this is who i am. okay? >> so why did you do this. >> in the who's zooming who, russell sees reinvention as a key theme of his last three films. >> since "the fighter" i've been blessed with a certain direction of stories to tell. salt of the

not entirely as david mentioned wiping out those losses. russell three quarters of a percent. still seeing gains, holding on to 71 points. david: everybody was looking for a pullback. a chance to get in. this is a pullback and apparently some people are getting back in. let's look at the front page headlines. u.s. factory orders fell by 1.5% in december. this is the largest decline since july. excluding the volatile transportation sector orders actually rose for the third straight month. liz: richmond federal reserve

not entirely as david mentioned wiping out those losses. russell 2000 up three quarters of a percent. still seeing gains, holding on to 71 points. david: everybody was looking for a pullback. a chance to get in. this is a pullback and apparently some people are getting back in. let's look at the front page headlines. u.s. factory orders fell by 1.5% in december. this is the largest decline since july. excluding the volatile transportation sector orders actually rose for the third straight month. liz: richmond federal reserve president jeffrey lacker predicted the economy will grow a little above 2% this year. that is at the low end of fed forecasts. lacker says he expects the fed to continue its bonn buying cutting program. david: sighs co-ceo john chambers reach ad cross licensing deal with google. it is google's second such agreement in the past month following a deal with samsung in january. liz: facebook, the networking giant celebrates its 10th birthday. mark zuckerberg said when he launched facebook he had no idea it would grow. david: detail

david. almost 200 points in gains, not quite. as the bells clang on wall street stocks are finishing up. dow is a great story. s&p 500, 1.25%. russeller 10 points. "after the bell" starts right now. david: so we were down 7% for the year. now we're down 6%. we're working our way back. if we have many more days like this we'll get back even and bain some. let's break down today's market action, global asset management chief market strategist. with two-ways for investors

david: it could be worse when you think of bad economic indicators with housing. it is a mixed market. liz: russellpretty much all day long. david: let's give you a brief from the front page headlines. researchers j.d. power saying it expects the pace of deals to increase towards the end of this month of february. liz: dish network's chairman, charlie ergen, expressing concern about comcast's massive

seattle quarterback russell wilson stayed behind here in new york. he was a guest of davidn monday's edition of "the late show." dave had a question about the head coach pete carroll. >> coach carroll, does he know what he's doing? >> it's definitely coach carroll. first of all, he looks like he's 25 out there. he's having so much fin, chewing his gum, running up and down the field like crazy. he brings so much to us. is that that funny? >> yeah, it is. >> after the interview, wilson completed one last pass this season to david, of course. >>> and earlier on monday, super bowl mvp malcolm smith paraded through the main street of walt disney world. smith will see a much bigger crowd tomorrow. that's when the seahawks will have their super bowl parade through downtown seattle. this is the city's first time to celebrate a major pro sports championship since 1979. >>> in the nba now, it looked like the los angeles clippers were about to escape from denver with a two-point win. the clippers leading the nuggets by two points in the final seconds but denver's randy foye gets open

david: it could be worse when you think of bad economic indicators with housing. it is a mixed market. liz: russell 2000, coming out with a win up pretty much all day long. david: let's give you a brief from the front page headlines. researchers j.d. power saying it expects the pace of deals to increase towards the end of this month of february. liz: dish network's chairman, charlie ergen, expressing concern about comcast's massive planned $45 billion takeover of time warner cable. charlie ergen saying the deal will send, quote, a seismic shift across the entire pay tv industry. david: jamie dimon will not have to face another challenge to his dual role at the bank's shareholder meeting. investors withdrawn the only resolution calling for an independent chairman. liz: the mortgage giant fannie mae announced record profits of $84 billion for the last year. sending a new dividend for $7 billion, not to shareholders but to the treasury department to for bailout. david: hewlett-packard is sending lower. tech giant, earnings are lightly lower than what wall street had forecasts. liz: giving us window in

david. almost 200 points in gains, not quite. as the bells clang on wall street stocks are finishing up. dow is a great story. s&p 500, 1.25%. russell 2000 tacking on another 10 points. "after the bell" starts right now. david: so we were down 7% for the year. now we're down 6%. we're working our way back. if we have many more days like this we'll get back even and bain some. let's break down today's market action, global asset management chief market strategist. with two-ways for investors to play the market. robert luna, wealth management ceo who is bullish on this, get this, emerging markets. he will tell you the best ways to play e-m. larry shover on the floor of pits. larry, start with you. is this a -- is this a time to -- >> i don't know -- david: that's why we hire you. >> we have emerging markets today. economic data was very soothing. earnings that came out with fairly decent today. but theebest thing was retail. retail stocks have been a complete washout all year long. we saw a really nice rally in the retail sector this is definitely probably a buyer bull rally. nobody seems to know. is run by confusion, position and tec

russell 2000, star of the day when you look at percentage gains. davidsized caps doing extremely well. "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's turn around in the markets, joe bell, schaeffer's

russell 2000, what we really need to see with gains of both the nasdaq an russell 2000 before we could see seven in a row. david down about 24 points. it is a mixed market today. let's go to lauren simonetti from new york stock exchange. >> hi are. david: we're awaiting earnings from herbalife in a few minutes of the stock is moving higher into the close although the dow is moving down as we can see. what is happening with herbalife? >> it is up before the earnings. look at past four quarters herbalife has beaten the market expectations. the stock is up 3 1/2% heading into these earnings, david. liz: we need to talk about force labs in a few minutes. we have the ceo brent saunders, coming up after the buyout from activists. we'll speak with him and ask him about the huge jump in the stock. it was bought at a 25% premium. the price is above what they bought it for. >> the price surging by 28%. not just forest labs surging to a new high. act at this -- activist as well. they're turning into a nice performance and the deal, merger helps them compete in a health care landscape. david: let's talk about blackberry. w

david beckham. michael douglas. they have seen a lot of seahawk celebrations. up 29-0. the ball is spotted at the 8. russellon, who was told he wasn't big enough, the arm wasn't strong enough, he wasn't fast enough. in the super bowl in his second year in the nfl. handoff to lynch. comes back. and marshawn lynch, his best of the day. across the 25. brought down by adams after a run of 18 yards. >> troy: well, denver, because of the situation right now, they have to play defensively a little differently than they'd really like to. so, they stack the line. they're anticipating marshawn lynch. what happens a lot of times when you have everybody stacked at the line of scrimmage, you get beyond that first wave. there's a lot of open field. so, an outstanding job by the offensive line creating a lane. and marshawn lynch finding it. >> joe: lynch had 11 carries for 17 yards before that 18-yard run. those two game face-to-face. no gain. >> troy: russell wilson came out, as did the rest of this offense, expecting to have the ball. to start this second half. and then, you get the big return by percy harvin. while den

russell 2000, star of the day when you look at percentage gains. david: small and mid-sized caps doing extremely well. "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's turn around in the markets, joe bell, schaeffer's investment research equity analyst. he warns of more volume filth in the market but he is -- volatility in the market but basically a bull in this market. and alan knuckman from the pits of cme. alan, i want to start with you. talk about a recovery, this is v-like recovery we've had since january. >> absolutely epic. if you take the measured move, distance of the selloff, add it on to the highs 1950 is the target in s&p. we still have seven more% on upside. nasdaq has completed recovery. who says how much higher we can go from here. things like still very supportive. not just equities. way they came back was very impressive. it was a lot of other marke looking a gold, looking a oil, and looking at bonds. we see asset reflation as people feel better than they did last week. liz: you call reflation with natural gas, listen, i d

david: 4272 right now. that is a 2-point gain. huge gains -- 28 point gain. >> the russell up to 1161. we heard this time and time again that the small and mid-caps are just not happening and they are as we are. "after the bell" starting right now. liz: let's break down all the action today. we have ryan dietrich, schaefer investments research senior technical strategist who will tell us one investment opportunity that nobody is talking about that you need to know about. and mark travis, intrepid capital management ceo is here for three stocks picks for your portfolio along with larry shover in the pits of the cme the dow couldn't quite make it, lair rift we care less about that we see once again a feign for s&p, nasdaq and russell on a day data was not worse. empire index much worse than expected, housing numbers at least the sentiment wasn't good higher. what is propelling this market higher? >> people are starting to localize the news items. figure this. we have the nikkei rallying 3% last night. nobody outside of japan really cared. we had a major bank of china, liquidity drain. ou