dax sheppard and kristen bell are here. you guys produced this movie, dax, you wrote this movie.mom did craft service on the movie. >> yes, which i told the story last time i was on and she quit two-thirds of the way. >> jimmy: did she quit or did you fire her? >> she gave up. she left. so, we're going to invite her to two-thirds of the premiere. two-thirds of the way through the movie, we're going to tap her on the shoulder and the guy that replaced her will come in. >> jimmy: that's a very good idea. one of the scenes is very funny. you guys -- well, we saw, you walk in on the old swingers, some sort of -- >> something romantic happening. and in the movie, they're naked. in the preview, obviously, we can't show that. >> jimmy: they are extra naked in the movie. >> the most naked you could possibly be. >> and one of the guys in particular was a real standout. he immediately -- >> jimmy: what was his name? >> his name was graham. >> hopefully his name still is graham. >> and graham is about 118 pounds and 12 of those pounds are his equipment. >> jimmy: i noticed that. >> he's ver

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time for the latest hollywood headlines with dax holt and tmz. >> good morning morn dax. >> good morning man disturbing allegations against iconic actor john travolta he says he has the proof he was nowhere in los angeles when this whole thing happened. >> yeah, so keep in mind there is now two masseurs who have come forward saying they were sexually assaulted by him. but he is saying he has proof at least toward it is first one he wasn't even in l.a. at the time. the masseuse is claiming he sexually assaulted him and basically, there is now a photo that has come forward saying that john was in new york at the time, january 16th i believe, 2012, and also there is a receipt for mr. chow with john travolta having been at the restaurant but there are a couple things weird. no time stamp on the photo and no signature on the receipt but never the less we are told for sure, that john was in new york at that time. so, you know, kind of makes a hole in the story of the masseuse. >> let me ask you, dax i don't mean to be a naysayer this is all going to be worked out that photo looks so thin doesn

holt thanks so much. >> see you tonight dax. >> bye. >>> oh, boy.to dream. it is to dream. >> yeah. allison, poor brian dunkleman. >> if he were sitting at home, curled up in the fetal position. >> original judge on american idol was brian. >> who quit after the first year. >> he could stay in a room as well. >> you wouldn't know either. >> all right guys. you know what it is down to the final three on american idol. next week, finale and you will want to tune in for that because you could have the chance to win a vip ticket package to see aerosmith in concert. here is what you need to do. watch the idol finale on may 23rd, that can't be that hard. you have to see aerosmith's live performance and then log on to myfoxdc.com to answer a question about the performance to register for your chance to win the concert prize pack. >>> all right coming up calling all bookworms, and writers, the gaithersburg book festival, takes place this weekend, and holly is previewing some events, plus, a look at the workshop you can participate in. and, international per

the dax has been proving of little brazilian. homebuilder sentiment is positive. -- has been proving a little resilience. we will be back. >> stay with us. >> france as a new president and hours after being inaugurated, he was in berlin. is here that francois hollande has business to do with the german chancellor. >> france and germany has been reading the joint austerity drive across the eurozone. >> but one country after the next, governments have been falling. the voters are demanding a halt to the cutbacks. >> that is exactly what hollande wants. >> this was the crowning moment of francois hollande's little career. into the palace itself for the inauguration ceremony. -- hollande's political career. >> your the 24th president of france. >> after the ceremony, he addressed guests and an outline for the platform that will shape his term in office. >> our differences must not be allowed to divide us. our diversity must not lead to conflict. our country needs reconciliation. >> he repeated his promise to put a stop to drastic cut

the dax ended the day down more than 2%. the your stocks 50 close over 2.5% down here in new york, the dow jones is currently going down 175%. the euro is trading for $1.2572. more trouble for facebook. just days after shares hit the stock market, investors have filed a class-action lawsuit, claiming they were misled by the company and its investment bankers. regulators are examining reports that morgan stanley withheld a negative financial report on facebook from investors. shares have lost around 15% of their value since they went on sale last week. egyptians have been voting in their first presidential elections since hosni mubarak was overthrown. the voting is taking place over the next two days at some 1300 police stations in the country. >> there have been massive queues in some areas, and authorities responded by keeping pulling books open an extra hour. and at a historic election. this is the first time egyptians have been allowed to pick their own president. it comes more than a year after the uprising that ousted h

the dax ended at 6110, down. the euro stoxx 50 also down. the dow jones is also lower, 13,241.he eurobank losing ground against the dollar. $1.3155. >> and other top german politician is in the spotlight after allegations of plagiarism. a university is investigating anonymous claims that the education minister did not properly sourced parts of the doctor. >> a spokesman for the university says they have asked a committee to review the thesis. she has called for those behind the allegations, which were posted on an internet blog but, to come forward. time for some german soccer news. dortmund's striker is set to leave the bundesliga champions at the end of the season for china. >> the national player has signed a four-year contract with the team. since 2010, he scored 39 goals. an injury early this season put him on the sidelines. >> berlin is packed with space experts from around the world today for a conference on the international space station. >> 16 countries are involved in the $100 billion station, so it is and as a global effort. over the next decade or so, it will be a

the dax, as we heard, ended the day lower. it was at 6694 at the end of the day.uro stoxx 50 also down. let's go to wall street. the dow is still open, of course, currently trading 0.6% lower. euro losing a little bit of ground against the dollar. $1.3148. world press freedom day. we are marking the occasion with updates on developments around the world. in tunisia, a court has fined the head of a tv station for blasphemy for broadcasting a film. >> it is being called a blow for secular society and the country. one person was found guilty of disrupting public order and undermining morals for showing the animated film. the award winning story about a girl growing up as enraged all truck conservative moslems by showing an image of allah, which is forbidden in islam. it is band in iran and has sparked protests in other muslim countries. she was not the head of the prison term. human rights watch has called on europe's broadcasting unit to public criticized the azerbaijani's failure to guarantee freedom of the press. >> that comes as the eu progress to oversee a conte

the dax ended the day about 0.3% up. your stocks -- and the euro stoxx 50 close at 2161 to the dow jones is going down about 0.5%. euro is trading at $1.2514. >> to egypt in our the muslim brotherhood has taken a narrow lead in the presidential election, according to partial results announced today. >> confirm, the brother heard's candidate will go through to next month's runoff vote were he ms. fay -- or he may face was dimar's former prime minister. >> it could be a showdown between the islamist and the old guard. >> official results are not out yet, but protesters are already in tahrir square to make their voices heard. their anger is directed at shafiq, who will likely come in at second. they say he is a relic of the mubarak era, and certainly not want to wipe the slate clean. >> we will not tolerate him as president. that will not go over well. it will mean a second revolution. >> on the campaign trail, he tried to appeal to voters who yearn for a more secure opposed revolutionary egypt. he also pledged to name a ch

but this may, that was spot on, because the dax lost about 8%.was the worst month in history for the decks. the problem is coming from the point of view of the people in the financial markets, that it is not just greece anymore that is a problem in the eurozone. evermore, spain, a very large country with a large economy, is threatening to have to call the bailout fund for help. that could get expensive, and solutions are very difficult to find, it seems, when you hear of all the participants. there is fear emanating here. >> you heard it, fear is the catch phrase. let's look at what effect it is happening on some of the main indices here. the german dax continued to slide south, but not as dramatically as the past couple of days. the euro stoxx 50 did manage to finish in positive territory. to new york, where the dow industrials are pushing up but only ever so slightly. the euro is fairly flat, $1.2364. >> military officials in nigeria say a german man being held hostage has been killed. >> shot by his captors during a military operation to free

dax holt thank you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> here is the thing i think a life lesson withca simpson you don't tell people the day after you conceive you are having a baby. >> i heard she was trying to wait because she wasn't going to get the cover because beyonce is on the cover now so she waited didn't tell anybody now is announcing so she can get the next cover or something. >> you are on to something. >> these are things we never have to worry about >> big time money involved. >> that is it from the buzz bin tony. >> thank you. an update on that water situation in prince georges county wssc has located the break, that is causing a disruption in service for folks from hyattsville to capital heights the break is in the 5600 block of columbia park road. they are now beginning repairs we do know it is impacting a few schools, students who go to glad disnoon spell man elementary school are being relocated to blattensburg high school, students from judith hoyer montessori are being taken to central. parents don't have to do anything. the kids are being bussed. >> a lot of art

xetra dax had a technical glitch earlier.t. >> and as we said, it was a mixed session here in the u.s. yesterday as investors consider what exactly the weekend elections in europe may mean for the future of austerity measures. joining us to talk who are about the markets is the president of global trend investments and editor of event tf trends.com. ken, we're sort of treading water seems and i pointed that out before. the dow just around 13,000, nasdaq just under 3,000. and the s&p 500 at 1370. we've seen this game before. where do we go there here? >> you're right, the good news is most of the markets are still firmly above their 200 day average, which is a critical technical point as we all know. the other thing is so far year on date compared to the last couple year, volatility for all intents and purposes has dried up. which means the average investor who really was i guess a bit tenuous about the market the last couple years has exiteded. we've seen over a trillion dollars go this to the fixed income markets, into bond

dax has a loss of about 100 points. the treasury department is cutting out the stake in a.i.g. it is cutting out shares on an offering of aig by $2 billion. this is the third offering since last may. because the treasury's a in the company to 63%. tsa hit a milestone. changes on the way for domino's pizza. i will have all the details in the next hour. that is business news. live in new york, abc 7 news. >> thank you. we will see you soon. some measures are 56 degrees. >> still to come, we have an update to last week's shooting at a church in ellicott city. >> learn what is bringing prince harry here to washington. >> we have >> time for a check of traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> good morning. >> it is a mild start. temperatures are looking a little cooler than last week. temperatures will be in the 70's. let's look at the numbers. 57 in arlington. 53 in winchester. a little cooler in huntington. 51 degrees. a few sunny breaks throughout the day today. pretty cloudy. you cannot rule out a patch of drizzle. highs today are around 70 degrees. and limited sunshine tomorrow

dax holt joins us live from l.a. justin is a suspect in a criminal battery?hat do you know about this? >> and that is accurate. over the weekend, he was shopping in calabasas where he lives and had a confrontation with a paparazzio and don't know the details. the pa35 razey is claiming -- paparazzis claiming he had chest pain afterwards. once they left, the ambulance called, a police report filed and we're hearing from witnesses on the scene there was a lawyer who was standing by that said he watched the whole thing go down and told the paparazzi what to do and that they could make a lot of mean. something seems fishy here and nonetheless, police want to investigate and talk to justin bieber. >> and as far as you're hearing, he has yet to comment? >> correct. >> okay. >> and to britney spears and we hear she demanded her $15 million x factor salary because she wanted more money than jennifer lopez had on the "american idol." >> exactly. >> and she can thank jennifer lopez. the first year that jennifer lopez did "american idol," she got $12 million britney sai

we see frankfurt, as we mentioned, the blue chip dax down point to 5%. the euro trading for $1.3529. the u.s. market was closed for the memorial day holiday this monday. new subsidies for buying cars. a government official told the newspaper official that people would get a bonus for treating there old car for a new one. >> a similar program was launched in 2009. its spurred a wave of auto purchases. by contrast, china's luxury car market is at a standstill keeping to the u.s. market, where in san francisco, they are marking the 75th anniversary of its most famous landmark, the golden gate bridge. id opened back in may 1937. >> the locals are celebrating the symbol in concrete and metal of one of the country's biggest infrastructure projects. >> it is still called one of the modern wonders of the world. the golden gate bridge was built, and the grace of the structure captured the imagination. >> 75 years ago, the golden gate bridge said yes, you can do great things in america. >> may 28, 1937, opening day. >> many doubted the steel colossus could be buil

the dax ended up almost 1%. eurostoxx up to 2150. the dow jones i uin the euro is that $1.2792. >> worket opel facing a grim future. have been losing money for 12 year sait. the plant is considered the company's most vulnerable to closure. ope managentl is keepingui onheanr. >> its future is still up in the air. for workers at the opelplant, it did not reassure that the factory will stay alive. now, politicians are trying to shore up the situation. the regional government leader says considerable dag h aladbeen done. >> it is a discussion we have been seeing for quite some time. thquti i t fur of the factory. that has affected sales adversely. this is not a viable growth strategy. it inofoboing. >> 3300 jobs are at stake. management says they will reach a decision by late june. talks about cutting costs will continue. opel recently said their flagship factory would lose production to poland's. they now fear the remaining work in germany wille redistributive meaning the end of the facility. put the building blocks of russia's new gove

the dax closed the day more than 0.5% down. the u.s. market down sharply. atlantic, we have the markets for you, and the dow jones down 0.3%. the euro roughly flat against the dollar. temperatures here in germany reached 30 degrees celsius over the weekend. >> while most sunshine-star europeans embraced the warming climate, it may be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. >> meet the asian-type mosquito. it can transmit a number of dangerous diseases to humans and is now invading europe. >> it is capable of breeding in even at man-made bodies of water like a saucer in a flowerpot. >> in 2007, the mosquito was blamed for an outbreak of a fever. epidemiologists worn at the outbreak is growing north of the alps. it cannot be produced in germany's climate, but that could change as the season warms up. >> this is something the mosquito is not familiar with -- it cannot survive a winter. but if our winters become milder, it may become possible for tropical mosquitoes to survive here, too. >> within 20 years to 40 years, the tiger mosquito will be able to reproduce her

london's ftse, 100, frankfurt ace dax and cac 40 showed declines of 2.5%. crude oil prices were also down. in the new york commodity markets, wti dipped below $90 a barrel for the first time in 6 1/2 months as investors avoided risk. in the u.s. stock markets, the dow jones ended just a touch lower before rallying before the close. it was down 0.05% on the day. and for more on how japanese stocks are trading this thursday, let's go to the tokyo stock exchange. trading has just begun here. some big place in the markets to watch out for today with oil dropping. we have economic data in china later. the moves in the euro also taking center stage. how is tokyo starting off? >> a lot of issues, major issues for investors to tackle as you said, three major issues there. but also iran inviting the iaea and that helped ease global oil supply concerns, we'll also be fouling china pmi data due out later. and then the euro falling to 22 month low against the dollar and 3 1/2 month low against the yen, dipping below 100 the euro/yen. we'll be following that. let's look

the dax down 4.7. right now the ftse up half a percent, more than that the xetra dax.as far as bond yields, core bond yields are higher. italian spreads just narrowed slightly yields down below the 6% mark. last week we hit 1.39. currently 1.36. euro-dollar slightly higher. dollar-yen bounced off the lows. aussie dollar a little firmer off the six month lows that we hit last week. that's on those chinese comments. euro sterling still above the.8075. gold slightly firmer. brent up at 108. >> let's give a quick look at the agenda in the united states. atlanta fed president dennis lockhart is speaking in tokyo in just a few minutes about monetary policy. 59:00, jury selection begin in the insider trading trial of raj gupta. and earnings from campbell soup, lowes, tech data and urban outfitters. >> and if you've just woken up state side, chelsea won the champions lead on saturday. >> so there is a chelsea here and not just in new york. >> yeah that would be the original one. >> i am a chelsea fan, so i was very happy with that. we'll have to get to you a game. >> and i nee

xetra dax fairly nat. ibex how downeye ibex town down.tween one and four notches. bank shares reacting this morning. bond market, not far from the record lows. italian yields are higher. contraction of 0.8%. three con secretary could you have difference quartconsecutiv italy. ten-year gilt, 1.about 89%. dollar-yen steady. euro below 80. euro-dollar above the four month low we hit last night. >>> jamie dimon faces shareholders today as it holds its annual meeting in florida. reports say the board backing dimon and the way he quickly apologized for the $2 billion trading loss and sought to fix mistakes. president obama says jpmorgan's loss i also straights the need for wall street reform. he says the same type of error in a less stable bank may have prompted the government to step in. in frankfurt in trading early this morning, jpmorgan shares are down about a percent. that's in line of what we're seeing across the market, with you ibut investors still expressing concern. and we'll speak to delaware governor who says bank regulations should

which means, the graph of the german stock, the dax, which usually nervously jitters up and down was a line for a while. this led into a very dissatisfying trading session. the nervousness about greece persists. and then, this is the month of may. this, t. l. o., is weighing on investors' minds. >> for another look at investment numbers -- hang onto your seat belts. eurostoxx 50 giving a more than 2%. the dow jones trading lower at 0.7%. and the hero? down as well at the value of $1.3026. >> pressure on ukraine continues to grow, especially as countries have threatened to boycott the upcoming 2012 soccer tournament. that kicks off about a month from now. >> in poland, the co-host of the tournament is also under pressure. there is concern about the country's history of soccer violence. >> the brand new national stadium. as 2012 limbs, it is meant to symbolize -- looms, it is meant to symbolize a new age for sports in poland. that is because it is images like these that have defined polish soccer in the past. violence, racism, violence in the stands. poland's chief fan rep. >> the numb

. >> let's look at germany's blue- chip dax. we can see their. we have the wrong numbers up. there we go. crossing the atlantic, back to the dow jones, we see is currently down 0.9%. the road doing pretty well. >> the u.s. computer giant apple is reportedly looking to acquire the german high-end tv maker lukas podolski-- loewe. apple has been looking for a way to enter the tv market for awhile now. the stock shot up 22% in monday's trading. >> we will be back in a minute's time for the meeting in angela merkel is having tomorrow. >> stay with us. >> welcome back. here and in germany, angela merkel's conservatives are reflecting on sunday's election defeat. >> the cdu party sank to 20.6% in north rhine-westphalia. >> the big winners were the social democrats. >> they hope it is a preview of national polls next year when they want to reject angela merkel from berlin. >> the chancellor received a big hand when she paid a visit to berlin's europa school. the students wanted to talk about opportunities for higher education and right wing extremism. they did not see much interested

the xetra dax down 2% yesterday. and we see the cac 40 down 2.78% yesterday. we rebounded slightly around 17 points. the ftse 100 as well. focus on bond yields for bunds during the session. we saw 1.533%, 1.54%. we've got an auction today. keep your eyes on spreads across spain. spanish debt heading back toward the 6%, this morning at 5.96%. the italian yields. 10-year gilt yields as we. do down near record lows. christine. >> mostly a negative session so far because of concerns of greece and how they could scrap their bailout deals or some riff income the market. over in japan, down 1.5%. we have some earnings coming up, most notably from toyota, closing flat in earnings after the bell. they jumped $5.43 billion. we'll have analysis on the company's earnings later on in the show in a couple of minutes. elsewhere in greater china, the markets are a little on the defensi defensive. china market down 1.7%. there was a correction in the markets but most notably a possible delay in the five yearly congress adding to market jitters in shanghai. hong kong down 0.8%.

xetra dax is up. .77%. there in chattanooga they're putting more bodies on the mind because they're selling huge numbers of vw passats. the ftse was down. next is the home retail group down heavily after more disappointing data from this group. let's take a look at the currency. we've currently got the euro/dollar down half. the dollar/yen is trading up as we speak. the aussie yen is flat and the sterling is trading at 169.90. moving on, such a paltry market. spanish yield, 5.8%. italy, 5.10%. let's tell you what's coming up on this program. ubs shares jumping to the top of the market in zurich after a strong set of first quarter numbers. we're going to get detailers plus later we're going to speak to the cfo of the bank charter. that's coming up in 15 minutes' time on "worldwide exchange." in the first quarter. that's thanks to more than one billion swiss franc charged. that's down from 1.8 billion in the same period of 2011. ubs announced last year it was scaling back its investment banking business to fo

the dax, 6377. also down by about a third and in paris, the cac 40 declining and looking on to currency on the tokyo foreign exchange, the euro lost ground to the yen and renewed investor worries. against the dollar the yen briefly hit a four-month low falling to a $1.26 level and one point the lowest in months. in london the euro is currently trading at 1.2728 to 2731. and against the yen, the euro is changing hands, see if we can get that up, 102.40 to 43 yen. >>> japanese businesses are worried that greek political turmoil will affect the asian economies. the head of the japan foreign trade council has expressed strong concern. chairman shoei utsuda said the worst scenario is in greece leaves the eurozone. if that happens, that will have a serious impact on asian economies such as a decrease in trade. the yen would go higher. utsuda expressed that they would cooperate to prevent the debt crisis from spreading further. >> translator: the ideal path is for greece to deal with the problems, maintain

the dax and euro stocks 50 lost 50%. over to the united states, where the dow is also down, not as far, but down by 1.3%. the euro also trading in negative territory for $1.2375. in a minute, we will look at how the italians are coping with their second deadly earthquake in just a few weeks. >> that is right, but first, a look at other stories making news around the world. in britain, prime minister david cameron's former communications chief has been detained on suspicion of committing perjury. he told the court in 2010 he had no knowledge of illegal activities by reporters while he was tabloid editor. he has now been arrested in connection with the old hacking allegations. >> in the u.s., mitt romney has pledged the republican presidential nomination with a big win in the texas primary. a former massachusetts governor secured the votes of the necessary 1144 delegates. he is said to be officially anointed at the republican national convention in august. >> the burmese opposition leader has been given a rafters reception

. >> a quick look at the latest market numbers, the dax ended the day up 1.67% at 6435. the your stocks 50 closed up 2%. in new york, the dow jones is currently going up 1/3 of 1%. the euro trading at $1.2720. >> japan has had its credit rating downgraded by the ratings agency fitch. the agency blames japan's high and rising national debt. fitch says it expects the debt to gdp ratio to hit 239% by the end of the year, far higher than any other industrialized country. >> the japanese government is planning to double sales tax to 10%. when fitch described the country's plans for dealing with its debt as leisurely. yemen has marked its national holiday with a somber ceremony went after a suicide bomber killed 96 soldiers and wounded 300 more. the troops were rehearsing a military parade to mark the holiday in the capital. >> on tuesday, the army chief of staff warned al qaeda and its local affiliates, which claimed responsibility for the attack, that the military would not let up on its offensive against it. >> it was supposed to be a celebration of national unity, but mond

. >> now for a more detailed look at the market in frankfurt, the dax was falling again today by almost 2%. the your socks 50, a similar amount. -- the euro stocks 50, a similar amount. the your trading down as well, back down to $1.3933. >> time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. >> twin car bombs in russia have left at least 12 people dead. more than 100 others were wounded in the attack outside a police station in the capital. >> authorities suspect that islamic insurgents are behind the glass. >> at a united nations breathing in geneva, spokesman for the envoy to syria, kofi annan, have said that the united nations-led peace plan for syria is on track. a spokesman added that the conflict would not be resolved quickly but said that there were "small and slow signs of improvement." a 97-year-old australian man has become the world's oldest university graduate for the second time. >> he graduated with a master's in political science in new south wales on friday. back in 2006, the great grandfather and retired dentist set his first world record whe

. >> a quick look at the latest market numbers, the dax ended the day 0.5% higher. the your stocks it be closed 1% of -- the euro stocks 50 closed 1% p. the euro trading at $1.25 to seven. >> the second day of voting has ended in the country's first free presidential election 15 months after the fall of hosni mubarak. >> there are more than a dozen candidates, but some of the favorites include two from mubarak's former regime. >> also in the running is the islamist candidate and a candidate from the muslim brotherhood. >> results will not be out until sunday, although at the -- it is the runoff will be needed to find a new president. >> turnout remain high on the second day of voting. some people have given up yesterday because the lines were too long and came back. today, polling stations remained open an hour longer, until 9:00 p.m., to allow more voters to come in the cooler evening hours. the president of the arab league visited a police station in cairo as an observer. but he is also an egyptian, and he hopes his presence will make a difference. >> it is a hist

the dax finished up by nearly 1%, 6579. the euro stoxx 50 up by 0.3%, 2254.wall street, the dow at this hour trading slightly lower1lower2,825. on currency markets, the european trading slightly lower, $1.2922. as stated, there is some good news for mobile phone users in europe who travel with their phones. >> european parliament has passed a measure capping roaming costs for calls and internet usage. one stage in a plan to stop the kind of build shocked that roaming users know all too well -- bill shock. >> eu residents to use their mobile phones abroad have a big bills, but now brussels is saying to suit the roaming charges to the starting in july, phone calls made in other eu countries will be capped at 29 cents a minute. that drops even further to 19 cents in 2014. text message charges will drop to 9 cents this july and 6 cents in 2014. for the first time, there is a cap on mobile internet charges. 70 cents a megabyte. that goes down to 20 cents in 2014. it is very good news for mobile phone users on the the go. but europe's politicians have not stopped y

. >> we are seeing things in the currency markets and overseas and dax is the only european index going on. have you seen brazil? things are imploding all over the world and we are talking about facebook. >> scott? let's talk about facebook. they say no man is an island, but is facebook an island? was it its own thing? important, but isolated and on the other side to mike's point, have greece and g-8 this weekend and jpmorgan. are they outweighing the hoopla over facebook? >> tough to say that anything that has anything to do with facebook is unlucky, but to a certain degree they are. the market has been sick for the month of may. if they were frothy, who knows what would have happened at facebook. linked in, groupon both down a bunch today. given everything that is going on, people buying puts in the spy, people buying the vicks and people buying calls in the vix, it's tough to see how anybody would get excited about-face book at least past today. >> we needed that name, didn't we and needed to get the retail investor involved interested in the market from the data we got and they were

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