. >> dominick is with us live live from frankfurt. the night has fallen, and you cani can see what you mean, the protesters have been told, look the countries have made mistakes and it's their fault they're in this mess. then he goes and cuts the ribbon on something that cost $1 billion when everybody is having to cut back everywhere. >> yes indeed. nearly $1.5 billion. you can see the police presence now is minimal because the protests have moved on. the mass protest moved on from here to another flash point in the city. this was some violent confrontation with the police, rocks thrown and that sort of thing, and some light injuries and caused damage. i think to say about how the movement viewed today they see the building for their anger for the fact that they feel that

from there dominick king has the latest. >> reporter: violence in the center of frankfurt. police step in to prevent protesters from taking over the streets. the movement called on thousands of people to descend on europe's financial capital aiming to make their point about what they say as the negative impact of austerity policies. >> translator: above all, i think the ecb is a big symbol for monetary policy and capitalism here. it's very important that lots of people from lots of different countries come together and fight against the politics. >> reporter: in some areas of frankfurt, clearly that fight had taken on a physical form. police held hundreds of people in different parts of the city to prevent them committing criming. it's what protesters feel against the authorities and role of the european central bank. that brought me to the streets of frankfurt to prevent the inauguration of the europe central bank's new billion dollar building. inside the building the president of the ecb did acknowledge the protesters' point of view but said policy was not the cause of in

. >>> news from spring training this morning about the phillies dominick brown.e could start the season on the dl. we'll tell you what manager ryan sandburg has to say about his outfielder. >>> plus, the sixers and clippers squared off last night. deandre jordan had a solid game but not during this free-throw air ball. that's rough. highlights are next in sports. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> at 5:24 on this saturday, here's a live look overcenter city. you can see the top of city hall, the comcast building. still dark out there this morning. temperatures in the upper 30s. hey, guess what for the rest of the day, that's really where we are going to be. it's going to be a struggle to get out of the 30s. a high for today is 40 degrees. bwt@m=5 good news there are some 60s in the seven-day forecast. >>> i'm amy fadool from comcast sports net. phillies manager ryan sandburg said yesterday it's unlikely outfielder dominick brown will be in the lineup on opening day and he could start the season on the disabled list. he's suffering from left achilles tendinitis. 2014 fi

from an hour ago and numbers are quite high it looks like and police still out in force as well and dominickis there and tell us what you have been seeing. >>> well outside the european central bank's billion dollar building is a very large police presence, a wide presence through the city as you referred to, around 8,000 police officers deployed for protesters they expect in the city for the occupy movement. on our way to the building this morning and encountered protesters who were chanting slogans and setting fires and police cars have been set on fire and some police officers injured in protests by the occupy movement. and in the building behind me and try to disrupt the inauguration ceremony and want protest at 5:00 local time. european bank president will inaugust rate the building behind me in a few hours time and make reference to policies he hope also bring prosperity but they say that is not what is needed and slogans talk about the effect of their austerity has had and something on the road was in german and says your house is built on bodies and say policyies are killing prosperi

dominick cane al jazeera, berlin. >>> and it's reported that greece will present reform package to thes on monday in the hopes of getting much-needed cash in return. later on tuesday we are expecting a verdict in the trial of a former greek finance minister he is accused of removing his relatives' names from a list of undeclared swiss bank accounts at hsbs known as the guard list and denies tampering with that document. well the u.s. state of utah will resume using firing squads to carry out the death penalty when lethal injection drugs are not available and the governor signed the law on monday approving use and sourcing the lethal drugs for capitol punishment is increasingly difficult as european manufacturers refuse to supply them and left u.s. states looking for alternatives. the utah state representative paul sponsored the bill for execution by firing squad he says other states will soon follow suit. >> in utah we have used the firing squad most recently in 2010. that used to be our main source of the death penalty was firing squad so it's something we used in the past and decided

dominick cane is there in andreas lubitz's hometown and i understand dominick there are suggestions thathorities have made a discovery, what is going on in the investigation? >> reporter: well sammy the police were here at the house of andreas lubitz's parents yesterday and went to his flat in dusseldorf yesterday and took away items like computers and suddenly suggesting today and police made a significant discovery but won't go in more detail about it although we understand that it is not a suicide note or anything like that. but it's part of an investigation now into the life of this man. this man who was perceived here in town as being a pleasant young man who liked running, who was into pop music, was popular at his local flying club and that sort of thing and it feeds into this idea that the police are trying to build up an idea of who he was and what he was doing and what made him do and perform the actions in that plane that precipitated the flight into the mountain side of the french alps and maybe the way he is perceived in his hometown a different look at him especially in the

the phillies dominick brown could start the season on the dl. we'll tell you what ryan sandburg has to say about his outfielder. >>> sixers and clippers squared off last night. deandre jordan had a solid game but not during this free-throw air ball. ugly. highlights, next in sports. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> 9:45 on this saturday here's a live look toward old city and the ben franklin bridge. not the best of days out there. we've got clouds in the sky, temperatures in the mid-30s, not a whole lot of sunshine today. we'll get that tomorrow but it is going to be cool. so keep that winter jacket handy. happening now, about 1,500 runners are dealing with the chilly temperatures they're finishing up a race to benefit the homeless in philadelphia. the at&t back on my feet five miler started at the art museum. nbc 10's vince lattanzio is helping to emcee the event. nbc 10 is a proud sponsor. back on my feet by the way uses running to help people who are homeless change the way they see themselves so they can make real changes in their lives. >>> fro

dominick's church. police say it happened 4:00 this morning. a witness says he saw burglars take off with speakers in their truck. >> i woke up to a crashing, breaking glass noise. ran to my window, saw three men in long overcandidates, had like ski masks. overcoats. little winter hats on. and basically just pulling things out of the window. >> reporter: this burglary comes just five days after another smash and grab at a high end audio and visual store 11 blocks away on california and polk. police say that someone in a pickup truck backed into audio vision several times and made off with boxes of merchandise. these are surveillance photos of that truck. damage to the store was estimated at $100,000. back here live we'll let you know how this investigation progresses this morning. and we'll also tell you what the owner says that the thieves are doing with this stolen equipment. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >>> time now 6:04. vallejo firefighters still at the scene of a late-night fire that destroyed a building that u

dominick cane al jazeera, berlin. >>> and grease will present reform package to the euro zone on mondayg to get the much needed extra cash. more to come on this al jazeera news hour including balancing the urgent need for housing and the concerns of environmentalists in hong kong. a great day for internet freedom in india, we will have a report from new deli. and in sport find out what this formula one driver is doing to try to stay ahead of his world title rivals. ♪ and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has apologized to the country's arabs as comments he made before last week's election. netanyahu had warned that arab citizens were voting in droves. kim has more. >> reporter: there was jubilation at party headquarters as the numbers stacked in israeli prime minister's favor, now with benjamin netanyahu negotiating his way to form agree new government, the comments he made to get there are coming back to haunt. >> translator: the right wing government is in danger arab voters will vote in droves and left wing ngos are coming in in buses. >> reporter: palestinians makeup 20% of

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> italy's top quarters overturn the conviction of amanda knocks for the murder of british student meredith concerner. her throat was slashed and she had been sexually assaulted. knox was convicted in 2009 acquitted and freed in 2011 and convicted for a second time after the after the acquittal was overturned. now she has showered never to return to italy. ten people have been killed and dozens wounded in somalia after a gunman frommal shah frommal shah bob. . >> from abuja we have the report. >> reporter: the nigerian military said it has captured the boko haram stronghold of gwoza. we have no way of knowing for sure. in a rare public address nigeria nigeria's spokesperson gave this statement. >> it can't be verified because huge restrictions have been placed on society human rights organizations and the media. they have been held until further notice. both were embedded with the military until their detention. >> they have been very good in reporting events in the country and, indeed, they have been one of the few and if not only sources of information from the

dominick king reports now from frankfurt. >>reporter: violence, police stepping in to provent protesters taking over the streets. the bloccupy movement aims to make their point of what they see as the negative impact of austerity policies. >> above all, i think the ecp is a big symbol for monetary policy in europe and for the capitalism here and it's simply very important that lots of people from lots of different countries come together and fight against these politics. >>reporter: in opp areas of frankfurt clearly that fight took on a physical form. these pictures demonstrate the anger some protesters feel against the authorities and the role of the european central bank in its knewly -- newly inaugurateb buildings. >> it has always been understood that countries have to be able to stand on their own two feet. that each is responsible for its own policies. it was a difficult period of adjustment. it was first and foremost the consequence of their past decisions. >>reporter: but thoughts like that do nothing to please these

dominick caine, al jazeera, berlin. >>> the president of afghanistan has thanked u.s. troops for their work in his country saying they've all left behind an individual legacy making the comments during a visit to camp david where he's pushing for a long-term aid commitment and talks with barack obama tuesday. >> the transition from international forces to afghan forces has been smooth. we have endured immense sacrifice but that's our patriotic duty. we want to thank you for the assist support mission because that is vital to the continued relationship and build up of the capabilities of our armed forces. >> the overall economy has been growing and the combined security forces are now larger and more capable. that is in fact no surprise to those courageous american service men and women and to the contractors and others who have been committed to this endeavor. >>> the presidential candidate of senegal has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to six years in prison. he's found to have illegally acquired real estate during his time as minister in his father's go

philly's left fielder dominick brown is dealing with tendinitis in his left achilles and has been sidelined but offered this update on his progress. >> i'm excited to get back out there. i have to take advantage of these days and making sure i'm doing the right thing and get my butt back on the field. >> phillies and twins today. both feemz managed by hall of fame players. that's the first time it's ever happened. ryne sandberg and paul molitor throwing out the first pitch. second inning, ashe clubbing his third home run this week. looking good leading up to opening day. that is all david buchanan would need. he threw five shutout innings as phils win is by a 3-0 final. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating abdominal di

dominick kaine reports. >> reporter: violent scenes in the center of frankfurt. police step in to prevent protesters taking over the streets. the block-u-py movement have called them to come on the capital, and what they see as the negative impact of austerity policies. >> above all i think the ecb is a big symbol for monetary policies in europe and it's simply very important that lots of people, from lots of different countries come together and fight against these politics. >> reporter: in some areas of frankfurt, clearly that took on a physical form. these pictures released by the police, show the violence that some file against the shorts and the role of the european central bank in the newly inaugurated building. inside the building, the president of the ecb did acknowledge the protesters' point of view, but said e.u. fiscal policy was not the cause of individual countries' economic problems. >> it has always been understood that countries have to be able to stand on their own two feet. that each is responsible for its own policies. the fact that some had to

of the plane before it crashed and the pilot was heard knocking on the door trying to get in and dominickfrom the hometown and he is there. >> reporter: growing sense of disbelief that one of their own might have been responsible for such a disaster that killed 149 people as well as andreas lubitz the 27-year-old copilot of flight 49525, the german government expressioned the incomprehension that such a thing could happen those are the words of angela merkel yesterday to reporters. there is also a sense in the german media today for example germany biggest newspaper talks about this mass murderer and the fact that so many people were killed in incident. the police are looking into reports of him having suffered from severe depression at different times during his life but they said there were incidents there that he received treatment and they considered him to be 100% fit to be at the controls of that aircraft. although it is worth pointing out of course that he only had 630 flying hours relative to the more than 6,000 of his colleague. the captain of the aircraft who he refused to allow

dominick kane has this update. >> reporter: the news in that bross cuters in dÜsseldorf have confirmedsuffer suicidal tendencies is confirmation that the media in germany has speculated about for sometime. we have known that mr. lube it's suffered a severe bought of depression in 2009 for which he did receive treatment. but now we know that at that point he also was experiencing suicidal tendencies. that is important because his company, germanwings and its parents company will you have happen is has always suppressed that he went through assessment, physical, and mental assessment tests and passed them and this they considered him to be 100 percent able to take the controls of the plane. now, of course, we know that he took the court of the plane locked out us captain and plunges the plane in to the alps this comes as a time when the president french. will be meeting in germany to talk about this issue amongst many others, you will recall that francois hollande will talk about the disaster to confirm the fatalities of tuesday of last week, we now know also there will be a them your in

dominick kane has this update from berlin. >> reporter: the news that cross prosecutors confirmed thatas lubitz at one point suffered suicidal tendencies is confirmation of something the media has speculated about for sometime. we had known that mr. lubitz suffered a severe bought of depression in two number nine for which he did receive treatment. now we know that at that point he also was experiencing suicidal tendencies. that is important because his company germanwings and it's parents company will you have will you have lust happen is has stressed he went through mental assessment tests and passed them and they considered him to be 100 percent able to take the controls of the plane. now, of course, we know that he took controls of the plane locked out his captain and plunged that plane in its fatal dive in to the alps which comes at a time when francois ho lands had been meeting angela merkel to talk about this issue and many others, fran what hollande was the first world leader to talk about the disaster confirm the fatalities on tuesday of lat week. and we now know also there wi

we thank you, dominick kane, one of our team of reporters on the ground after this air tragedy. >> thernor of yemen's third biggest city has reside. he said security force who is are royal to houthi rebels simply won't follow his orders. well houthi took over much of taiz on sunday and they already control sanaa and say they want to push south to aden, where yemen's president hadi is trying to hold on to power. now in taiz itself, several protesters died when houthi forces open fired on them. u.n. special envoy to yes then isyemen is warning that the push towards civil war. >> they wore hats with the colors of the yemeni flag. they chanted their disapproval of the houthies in taiz province. by day's end several protesters were dead and injured. since the houthi's arrived they made it clear that they were not welcome. the governor of the province resigned. his reason, forces loyal to the houthis refuseed to obey his orders. the shia houthies have been in control of yemen's capital sanaa since september. president and and was abd rabbuh mansur hadi was forced to move to aden. now the hou

let's see if we can now hear from dominick. >>reporter: the first official visit to germany for the greek prime minister, some media outlets here called this a political showdown in the chancellor's office. but he was received with the usual pomp and circumstance. once inside he spoke of the need to reach agreement on a european level. however, there was also a strong message for his own people. >> the differences between our two countries brings shadows over us. the reparations are not just a material thing. it's an ethical issue. it's not just about greece it's the greek and german people who spilled a lot of blood in order to deal with nazis during that period of time. >>reporter: for her part the chancellor repeated that she's given greece many many month >> we wanted greece to be a strong country economically. we want them to have growth. we also want greece to come out of this high unemployment and we certainly want to make sure that this very high youth unemployment can be overcome and structural reforms are necessary fo

dominick has more. >> they have been running for nearly 30 years and every year attracts around 200,000ople. waldron to technology at shows. this year's partner country is china because chinese trade with germany represents around $177 billion annually. there are around 300 different chinese exhibiters in this one fall alone. part of around 600 in the entire trade fair. to give a sense of perspective of how important the german government sees the relationship to be, politicians are say this is the opportunity to show a window of technology for all who come through these doors this week and they say that the chinese communications markets is one that they want to ex-floor and expand, and that is something that the large chinese firms who come here this week want to do equally. >> thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera. back in a moment with more news. >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. >> we don't know what happened to our family. >> vanuatu's president makes an emotional plea for

dominick cane, al jazeera. >> hillary clinton has been asked questions about why she used a private e-mail for work services potentially violating federal law. speaking at an event at the united nations she said she did it for convenience and had permission to do so. >> when i got to work as secretary of state i opted for convenience to use my e-mail account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead two. looking back, it would have been better that i simply used a second e-mail account and carried a second phone but at the time this didn't seem like an issue. >> well, correspondent kristen saloomey is at the united nations for us. she was there to talk about women's issues. why all this fuss about her person e-mail account. >> well, remember we're not just talking about the former secretary of state but the woman who is widely considered to be the democratic front run for run for president in 2016. this is the first time that she is speaking about this issue since it became an iss

dominick kane, al jazeera,. >> after two days of damaging u.s.led airstrikes the battle to retake iraqi city of tikrit has resumeed. some have pulled out to protest the u.s. role, but many have called this welcomed news. jamie, how is the offensive to retake tikrit going at this point? >> well, it is slow because this is tough urban warfare. but the united states says its air power has been able to give some of the forces on the ground the room they need to maneuver to start to begin to move into the city center against those dug-in isil positions, and to start to make some slow but steady progress. they have also made the point that shia militia will not be missed it was also a point driven home today at the state department. >> i think its important to distinguish between those forces broadly, which are composed mainly of iraqi nationalists who volunteered and some elements within though forces such as hezbollah which are more problematic because they don't answer to an iraqi chain of command. >> so the pentagon said that the departure of those

phillies manager ryan sandburg said yesterday it's unlikely outfielder dominick brown will be in theopening day and he could start the season on the disabled list. he's suffering from left achilles tendinitis. phillies hosting the yankees yesterday. 2014 first round draft pick aaron nola facing big-time hitters for the first time. in the third, nola gets beltran swinging and missing. alex rodriguez, same result. nola, three scoreless innings, struck out four. before the flood gates open from the sky, the yankees opened the flood gates with seven runs off jake beakman. not pretty. yankees win 10-0 in a rain-shortened six inning game. >>> sixers hosted the clippers last night. while nerlens noel and deandre jordan are both 6'11", jordan pounds. the head coach honored for his 1,000th win earlier this season. nerlens noel held his own in this one. alley-oop, finished with a career high 30 points. jordan, well, you want to go ahead and get the ball in the cylinder. they're called free throws but this is nothing. you don't get any points for that. you do get embarrassment. >>> sixers seaso

. >> they don't have dominick wilkins any more. >> true. >> congress has awarded its highest civilian honor to golfing legend jack nicklaus. >> received the congressional gold metal yesterday, while discussing his life and triumphs speaker of the house john boehner or call him the gold standardment thing lust the third pro-golfer along with nelson, palmer, to receive the high honors. >> 5:26 prince, to use the former showboat as a college campus, plans in danger of clapping g. why the deal is falling apart. >> police in california are looking for a woman allegedly kidnapped for ransom. where authorities are now jim: it's a bad idea to assess children this way. it takes away the joy of learning in a classroom, which was one of the reasons we all became teachers - to see the bright look on their face when you finally got them. ros: it's those years where we had that teacher who gave us a little extra, who spent a little bit more time with us, who made us stay after school, who kept calling our parent. a standardized test is one of the weakest ways to assess student learning and student

. >> reporter: dominick smith nicknamed skittles was a founding member of the gang check it a few years ago. >> you know checkwe formed check it as a protection. >> if you don't stand up for yourself, nobody will. >> reporter: after a few years of shooting, documentary filmmakers donna and toby are now raising money for a final edit to release the film this year. >> toby and i are interested in showing a story that is phenomenal, and it's vastly entertaining and these are incredible characters. but we also want to shine a light on a situation that people know nothing of. >> reporter: the two are local filmmakers, best known for their hbo special "the nine lives of marion berry" an intimate look at his life beyond politics. >> we was like 13. >> reporter: filmmaker is a mother of three teenage boys says she was drawn to the film where the gang members are trying to improve their lives with schooling and jobs. >> one reason we were trd in interested in doing this story is because they're the narnlg malized of the marginalized. >>> we're still working a developing story. that 21-year-old v

dominick's church if you know where that is. you can see where thieves broke into this audio and video store called music lovers. the shattered glass everywhere. police say they are not sure exactly what was stolen at this point. they have interviewed a witness who called 911 4:00 this morning. we'll have his interview coming up in about a half-hour. this burglary comes five days after another smash and grab at a high end audio and visual store 11 blocks away on california and polk. police say someone in a pickup truck backed into audio vision several times and made off with boxes of merchandise. these are surveillance photos of that truck. damage to the store was state of mind at $100,000, back live we'll let you know how this investigation progresses and hopefully police will be able to find some surveillance and get a description of the thief or thieves. >>> time now 5:03. a search is underway now after someone stole the prosthetic leg from the car of a bay area man training for the 2016 paraolympics. ranjit steiner put this

dominick chuy now for a market flash. >> weight watchers is still falling after it was downgraded to an underperform rating from a neutral at credit suisse which cites the weight loss firm's earnings outlook as well as its current valuation. but we're only down by about 3%. we've been climbing steadily throughout the course of today's session. >> dominick, thank you very much. >>> greece continues to be a trouble spot for europe and global investors. but when it comes to the united states economists does greece even matter now? steve liesman joins us with the exclusive reports of a cnbc fed survey. >> and i think we find in the survey is how policy has bought a little stability and maybe a little term. >> who are we serving? >> 38 economists, fund managers guys on the street, friends of mine. i want to show you the concern about greece right now. a big number here. what's the probability of greece or a different country leaving the eurozone in the next three years? 41% for greece. compared with some of the other countries, 13 for portugal 12 for spain, 9% for italy. i guess these are

matt, dominick and other hockey players are okay. thanks to the coach's quick thinking. >> i think they are brave. >> they are relieved it didn't happen during a busier time on the ice. we are lucky it happened when it did but not so lucky that we were there. >> questions up to swirl around the man and this is who they are calling jihadi john. his real name is mohammad emwazi and he is suspected of beheading james foley. he was able to hide his identity for very strong and he was very thorough in covering his tracks on line. samuel now shows us how he did it. >> erasing all traces of yourself on line doesn't entail deactivating profiles. facebook, twitter. linked in and twitter. it will wipe out big traces. it is nearly impossible to delete everything. but you can get close. >> it takes pest tense and where -- per sis tense and --persistence and it takes some amount of knowledge, research and actual patience to remove your identity from various on line services where it is possible to do. >> cnn could only find a single tweet referen

clues and french government workers are building access roads to reach the remote crash site and dominick berlin. >> reporter: the news that prosecutors confirmed at one point during his career lubitz sufficient tear suffered suicidal tendencies and speculated about for sometime and we had known he had a severe depression in 2009 for which he did receive treatment but now we know at that point he also was experiencing suicidal tendencies that is important because his company german wings and parent company said he went through assessment and physical and mental tests and passed them and they considered him 100% able to take controls of the plane and of course we know he took controls of the plane, locked out his captain and plunged that plane in the fatal dive in the alps and comes at a time when the french president is meeting angela merkel the chancer in berlin obviously to talk about this issue and many others and was the first world leader to talk about this disaster and to confirm there were fatalities on the day of the accident on tuesday of last week and we know also there will be

. >> thank you very much dominick. and speaking of movers disney shares having a huge run up in the past year over 30% in that time period. has the stock run its course? >> good old-fashioned strong brawl on disney today for a magical brawl we have robert luna. he's our bull on this. and david trainor from new constructs is our bear. david, it's un-american to be bearish on disney i thought. >> you know i realize that. it's still a great company it's just not the best stock right now. i'd never say anything bad about disney as a business. >> too expensive? >> it's priced for perfection. the valuation implies the company is going to grow profitings and revenues at over 6.5% for 40 years. i'd say that's a pretty good run. we live in a world where there's a lot more competition and they can only recycle ""star wars"" and "avengers" for so long. i think they have done a great job. the pipeline looks good and the stock be aaccurately reflects everything. >> what do you think, robert? it's 5$5.50 in earnings. it's certainly

dominick chu, what can we expect? >> here is how it happens. less than an hour away from those tests. we're going to take you through what the fed has to say about the big banks. so we asked our partners at data and analytics form kensho so examine how the big bank stocks perform in the first full day of trading after the results were released. now, there have been five tests since the inception of these programs back in 2009. first, the financial sector overall in the s&p has averaged a return of almost 1.75% and has been positive four out of those five times. bank of america whose shares have risen an average of almost 2.5% in the day after the results were released. it's been positive 80% of the time. 4 out of 5. regions financial posted 6.5% gain on average and it's been positive 4 out of the last 5 times. and capital one financial up 5% and positive 100% of the time. each of the last 5 data releases. so that's a big deal for a lot of investors. the notable downside performer is citigroup which has averaged around a 1% drop and it's only be

. >> thank you very much dominick.r reaction to this as we see more and more companies, does this ultimately tell us the labor market is tightening or no? >> we've seen a few of these now in the last month or two. the puzzling thing is why we haven't seen the anecdotal reports show up in the aggregate numbers. there's a strong view at the fed with the unemployment rate where it is and continuing to drop it's only a matter of time before you see those numbers. i thought it was interesting that yellen said they could decide to raise interest rates before they see the wage numbers start to move and one of the reasons why is because they still have a strong view that a tighter labor market invariably will push up wages, generate consumer spending. >> with all due respect to greg ip and i guess janet yellen i don't think more people working is a bad thing, and i don't think more people working causes inflation. >> larry, more people working -- >> let me finish -- >> what they're buying is cheaper. >> the reason that i'm on

. >> this is such an important point that dominick is making. that jim cramer is making. jimmy said the three areas you have to watch out for for lousy leadership transportation banks, and certain parts of tech. tech could be in weak hands and we nont know until we see the price action but it could be in weak hands. again, corrections are fine. corrections are great. bring down the multiples. that's called free market capitalism. >> guy when we start talking about those areas that larry just mentioned, what if there's a rotation under way? what could emerge as the new leaders, if you will for this market to power forward for the next couple months? i'm thinking of the home builders, a group like that. >> look at the move they've had though kel. look at the move in home depot over the last couple years. you've had leadership there very quietly. let me end on this note because i know this block is heavy as can be. we should have a fed -- u.s. public should demand a fed stress test because they would fail miserably. allow corporate darwinism to tak

dominick chew is chu is standing watch over biggest movers. >> we spent an hour aggregate in the nasdaq,000. let's talk about shares of lumer liquidators moving higher. analysts think that the sell-off in the shares may be largely overdone. they also recommended though caution for either of the long or the short side of the trade. remember, they have a scheduled call on thursday to provide a business update for their particular story. lumber liquidators up by 5% giving back some gains. next is united therapeutics. the fda approved the company's drug for one form of children's cancer. it's for neuroblastoma, a rare cancer that often occurs in children urnd the age of 5. urban outfitters is the best performer on the s&p 500 today. yes, one green stock there. the company reported earnings that beat analysts' estimates and comparable store sales up 6%. it's free people stores saw sales spike 18%. anthropologie, i'm not sure if you shop there at anthropologie or free people or urban but maybe those things -- >> i know them very well. but that stock has been so volatile as their fortunes late