dov charney. >> tom: bankrupt video chain blockbuster heads to court on monday and it may have two new suitors. dish network and billionaire investor carl icahn have reportedly made bids for blockbuster. in february, a group of hedge funds kicked off the sale process by bidding $290 million. the dish and icahn bids are presumably higher than that. blockbuster used to dominate the movie rental business, but it lost ground as customers shifted to netflix, video on demand and d.v.d. rental kiosks. >> tom: the disaster in japan and upheavel in the mid-east hasn't hurt investor appetite for stocks. and that includes tonight's market monitor. he's gary motyl, chief investment officer at templeton global equity. welcome back to nbr, golf course nice to see you again. >> thank you, tom. >> tom: let's talk about where we were a year ago and where wea today. a year ago when you were here you were finding value across the grob. are you still? >> that's still the case. united states, europe, asia, we continue to find bargains everywhere. >> tom: what type of bargains are you finding? what types of