it's a bad idea. >> debra davis, thanks for joining us. of "disconnect" and the president of the environmental health trust. >>> there's bulls and bears and there's the man that says the dow is going to 20,000 by 2013. but he says maybe you shouldn't be invested in it. i'll tell you why on the other side. a guy named his own price, wants a room tonight for 65 dollars. we don't go lower than 130. big deal, persuade him. is it wise to allow a perishable item to spoil? he asked, why leave a room empty? the additional revenue easily covers operating costs. 65 dollars is better than no dollars. okay. $65 for tonight. you can't argue with a big deal. >>> take a look at the dow over the last year. look at your investments, your 401(k), your i.r.a. might look a little bit like this. up about 20% since last june, for all the people telling you had bad it is. but this week the dow fell below the closely watched 12,000 mark. the month after may has been rough. our next guest says don't worry about it. by this time next year we could see the dow close

debra davis is the president of the environmental -- thanks for joining us.hat is it that the industry knows about cell phone that is you say they're not telling us? >> they know that cell phones are two-way microwave radios and you should never hold them close to the bodies. they also know that these radio frequency signals from cell phones can damage dna and in animal studies show damage to the brain, liver, eyes and skin. >> not to be naive, but it's f it's true, what you're saying, what would it do for the cell phone companies not to tell us? i say this because it's not the same as cigarette where is when you find out they're dangerous, the only option is to stop. with cell phones, there are alternatives, things you can do to mitigate having a cell phone next to your head. why wouldn't they tell us? >> because there's a general sense, if you understand you need to be careful using a cell phone, some people might decide not to use them at all. that's why right now in europe they're resisting the idea that you can have on/off switches very easily. we need t

. >> reporter: no such regard in the family of debra davis. he's accused of strangling her in 1981. her brother stephen doesn't consider bulger a legend. >> i'm an eye for an eye type of guy. i would have been more glad if i found him. >> reporter: on thursday bulger and greig appeared in federal court in california to formally hear the charges. >> he was ordered by the court to be transferred to boston to face the two federal indictments waiting for him there. >> reporter: before bulger fled he was an fbi informant helping shut down his rivals, the italian mafia in north boston. his agent handler has been convicted of turning a blind eye to his crimes. if he starts talking now, he could reimplicate others and open a sad chapter again for law enforcement. ann. >> pete williams this morning. thank you. >>> thank you very much. if you thought the presidential buzz was loud already, just wait. new jersey's republican governor chris christie is celebrating a very big win this morning. he just persuaded the democratic-controlled legislature in his state to pass historic pension and healt