you have seven minutes. >> dennis flynn for 642 jones, is that correct? >> i

you have seven minutes. >> dennis flynn for 642 jones, is that correct? >> i think so. >> yes. >> i'm the property manager. >> could you speak into the microphone. >> i'm the property manager for 642 jones. if you could provide speaker cards before you leave tonight. that would be helpful >> and could you also raise the microphone, so you don't have to lean over like that. >> i am not sure what to say. we're here -- we got the appeal from the dpw and we were asked to do some things. we distributed keys and went with the hours of operations and applied for the property building permits that the department of building inspection and went through planning. so we have got gone through the dpw, dbi approved the plans. we haven't quite got it all signed off because we were told to stop on it somewhere along the line when the dbi permit got approved. we did the load studies for the people coming and going and access and push bars and the keys. so it's pretty easy to walk in and out of the door, it works and it can be accessible, if it needs to be. i'm not sure h

dennis: phil flynn in cme and lauren on the floor of the new york stock exchange.a miss, lauren. >> still a miss. responding to manufacturing data around the world. in china, manufacturing sector on the mend you see gold and copper, and dollar on the mend. it contracted up expectedly so that's why the market dipped for the dow. we are above 1,000, but lower on the blue chip average. the dow, actually, s&p just turned, but basically flat. looking at the sectors performing well. telecom and financials leading higher, materials and industrials on the toy #* -- on the downside, and worst performs is dupont, of course, the material. with that, over to phil at the cme group, hey, phil. >> good morning, lauren. this morning, looked like oil had everything going for it, a big expansion in the chi need manufacturing data, very, very bullish. all of that geopolitical risk. oil prices hit above $90 a barrel, but it was not the last. as soon as that u.s. economic data came back, we took away most of those gains, and got back even on the day. all we're up on now, of course, is

flynn. cheryl: we have breaking news coming in. dennisgoing to leading at 5:00 eastern as the fiscal cliff fallout continues and bring their parachute. cheryl: all of this after the backup plan was quickly rejected by the white house. rich edson joining us once again from washington with the latest developments. rich: getting more details about the backup plan so there are two tracks, john boehnee and president obama will work on a larger bipartisan budget compromise. republicans will vote on that back up plan. is a bill to shield those earning less than $1 million the year from tax increases and leaves other reissues like spending cuts and resolve the. the speakers as the only reason he is introducing a backup plan, the president's latest debt deal falls short. >> we look to find the answer to solve the problem on the spending issue in washington. the president is not yet there, he has not come to where he needs to be forced to put through a bill that really does begin to drive the problem. rich: aides expect the backup plan to be voted

dennis: 15 past the hour, stocks every 15 minutes. team coverage. cheryl: phil flynnthe cme where gasoline futures are tanking and sandra walking earnings and nicole petallides, for the stock exchange where stocks are higher by a little bit so something to go on. nicole: we are trend mr. king a little higher, not far off of the line, like apple has been lower and back in the green and helping the tech heavy nasdaq shows in green arrows and been under significant pressure. dow jones industrials crossing the unchanged line again and again, worries about fiscal cliff tomorrow is the all-important jobs report. right now you see the dow up fractionally, up about 10 points. that is the latest on the floor of the stock exchange. was going on at the cme? phil: the day after the biggest gasoline inventory build in 15 years gasoline futures are up, trading close to 0 one month low. they're under a lot fresher this morning not only from that massive amount of supply but the comments out of the ecb and mario draghi. the good news is retail gasoline prices just in time for the hol

dennis: 15 past the hour, stocks now every 15 minutes. team coverage for you. phil flynna smith watching the bull run. nicole on the floor the nyse ofe where traders cast it aside fiscal cliff phobia for now. nicole: taking little bit of a breather. the dow jones industrial having a winning day on wall street. now with this move we are positive for the week. focusing on financials, that is key. we are seeing the financials lead the way as one of the groups doing quite well. as concerns abou ccncerned aboul cliff and merges and acquisitions do not hurt. that's if they hit psychology on wall street in this case in a good way. we are seeing up arrows for the dow, and the s&p, taking the nasdaq have had a hard time. back to you. >> unbelievable day to day. after the hurricane we are begging for gasoline supplies. refiners to the occasion, running at summerlike levels, about 15 years since 2001. a huge increase in gasoline supplies actually saw kind of a bearish number on crude oil or whatever. a build of almost 7.8 million barrels putting gasoline supplies back to normal, tha

dennis: it is 15 past the hour. let's go to stocks every 15 minutes. cheryl: phil flynnts of the cme but nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: take a look at the dow right now. we are up 35 points but the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are lower. the dow is managing to hold on. don't forget the dow only has 30 dow component in it and some of the winners are j.p. -- jpmorgan, caterpillar, walmart, bank of america, those are the names that keeping the dow a flow. the tech heavy nasdaq and the s&p 500 when you look at those stocks are lower. the market breadth has dwindled. there were more up stocks than down stocks. we are still seeing that, but it is tying up a little bit. that is why we are seeing this action. the fear index to the downside. phil flynn, what you seeing? jeff: metal all over the place. metals traders don't know how to take it much better than expected employment report. this morning. initially we saw gold and silver selling off into the number as the dollar rallied and bonds really took a tank and people said the u.s. is doing good but eur

flynn at cme. charles: ashley: from the locker room to the courtroom the nld, nhl and others finding themselves the target of a major lawsuit but you might be surprised who is exactly suing. dennisthis story joins us now. dennis: revenge of the fan. of federal judges letting sports fans go ahead with a lawsuit with antitrust charges, national hockey league and big network, the networks owned by comcast, directv, package sports programs, reducing competition. it raises prices, stops fans from watching their favorite teams out of market. some teams named as defendants including the new york yankees and rangers and chicago's white sox and blackhawks. this could be tough to prove on antitrust grounds because sports leagues operate under a congressionally granted exemption from antitrust laws. baseball has had that since 1922. but the fans complain the block out agreement between the networks and sports leagues are anti competitiveness. if fans want to watch outside the market they cannot watch just their one beloved team but have to order an extra package that includes all out of market games. a fan in new york of the yankees to lives in denver, on cable, has to buy everything, such