sec down and ten. chris wilson is down to a three point stance, incomplete. almost picked off. >> joe: brian, number 53 again, last week he had one in his hands, and this week i think he's going to get another one. he has six tackles last week. >> right in the chest. for anderson. two time outs for chicago, third and ten. blitz. wow. what a pick by crawford. you talked about timing and his timing was exquisite. >> joe: not only that, this goes to the coaching. when you're a defensive back and you have a free run at a quarterback.

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it is down 1% right now. moving up to delta, down 4%.he $9 level since the beginning of the year, essentially. it is not right now. it is taking a hit. and then you have united which is down 2 1/2% as well. jetblue is down nearly 3%. so you've got to watch the airlines in situations like this. they are struggling. what many of them are doing is actually raising the cancellation fees, you know, the change fees sometimes cost you as much as $50 -- so those are being waived for many travellers to help out in the situation. cheryl? cheryl: lauren, thank you very much. >>> well, it has been the busiest august on record for global corporate bond issuance. and investors seem to be piling into, get this, high yield and junk bonds, yes, i said junk bonds. a junk bond is a low-grade bond that may be issued by companies without long track records or with questionable ability to meet their debt obligations. so risky maybe? i don't know. should you follow the crowd and add some junk bonds to your portfolio or is there just too much junk out there? we

saddle and down and around. it's this circuitous route that's constantly carrying you down deeper and deeper and this is the landscape is just covered with these. i don't take maps out there any more out into this place because it's all memory. this place is the map. i went down with my wife, reagan, and we went down a fairly large cliff face but one that had some good ledges on it so the only reason to have rope is to lower your pack. but we didn't get all the way down before sunset, so we set a camp out on the face. and it was the most spectacular camp i think i've ever had in my life. that's my spot. and it was just this narrow ledge. i had a thermorest with me and it wasn't as wide as the thermorest so i had to put a rock under the thermorest for my head and reagan slept on top of me. nights are so solid, you don't move all night. just to get our stuff out to that ledge, you couldn't actually go with a pack. you had to take your pack off because there is a drop. you kind of have to jump from left to right. s

it's going to get down. on the southeast, battles right back here in the top of the seventh inning. >> nomar: well, jake rucker, once again at the top of the lineup. getting things going once again. has a lead-off hitter, getting on base. showing this team, is this what you need especially after that last inning? they've come back and tied this game. saying we're still okay, guys, we can still win this game. >> karl: now jason brown. certainly the advantage now shifts to the hitters. because the hitters, as good as they are, are facing pitchers that weren't expected to be in the agame and just aren't as good as the starters were. so the offense really has an advantage late. 1-0. brown, down the line. it drops! and moving up, 60 feet. jake rucker. >> nomar: well, we said jason brown has been clutch throughout this little league world series. once again, keeping this thing alive. a big hit there. and nomar. brock myers, who led this game off with a home run in the first inning is up. he's got three hits today

i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disappear. i found something out there that i'd like to read to you. it was a site, an archeological site on the colorado plateau, that i ran into a number of years ago. and i've gone down to it a couple of times now. when i first found it, i had been on the river for 7 days in a canoe. and i tied off and broke through the tamari

yuck facebook down 31%. yucker is zynga down 47%. julia boorstin with more live from l.a. julia? >> reporter: people may be checking facebook and playing farmville but as the stock chart indicates, investors are fed up with the long-term profit potential of the companies and worried there's not an end in sight. zynga continues to drop. the stock down about another 4% today. after the company revealed last week that it cannot convince more of its gamers to pay to play. investors are so angry about the stock decleans they're going to court accusing zynga of not warning of declining and accusing top executives of insider trading. zynga execs and investors sold 500 million in stock after lock-up period ended in march. zynga with no comment on the suits or allegations. it is instead focusing on shaking up the management ranks to focus more on mobile games. meanwhile, facebook continues to suffer after its earnings revealed a slowing growth and right now analysts are digging through facebook's 10q which is filed just yesterday afternoon. an analyst rich greenfield said today in a note

the dax down .1%. cac down .2%. spain here is up .9%. trying to hold on to the gains we've seen over the last four weeks. there's now this expectation from the ecb, will start bond buying program provided spain works out the agreement on its rescue-package or its request for aid. ten year spanish yield, currently at 6.3%. uk public bond figures coming you want in half hour at 1.6%. currency markets are concerned, fairly steady. aussie/dollar back over 1.05. looking more at china in just a second. dollar/yen, 79.42. euro dollar over the 1.24. back towards the highs of recent ranges. what about asia? we have more out of singapore. >> asian markets finished mixed. investors cautiously positioned themselves ahead of key economic data. shanghai gained by half of a percent. wine makers surged on possible anti-dumping investigations into imported european wines. the hang seng trimmed losses in late trade to finish flat supported by telecom and materials. the earnings parade is firmly in focus more on that shortly from our guest. elsewhere the n

gravity is gonna pull which way, up or down? - down. - down. watch. let's suppose i fired the cannonball at two kilometers per second. that means it will go two kilometers at a time in one second. so after one second, it's gonna be out this way. how far out that way? two kilometers, okay? two kilometers is gonna be out here. but it's not gonna really be there, gang. it's gonna be underneath there. how many people will be knowing how far underneath if it does not get in the way? beginning with an f, end with an ive. try it. - five. - five meters. it's gonna fall five meters. i don't care how fast you go this way, it's gonna fall five meters underneath, ain't that true? all right. so it's really gonna be like, well, like that. it's really gonna be right here. and if we're still gonna be air bound, i would have to dig a trench or something like that. gang, this is not the scale, yeah? it is not the scale. so it turns out my cannonball will follow the curve. that's hardly gonna put me in orbit. i'm gonna hit sand. so i fired faster. i fire it at four kilo

taiwan jones on a third and long will run for a raider first down. it was a draw hand off, tom, to taiwan jones. got him spread out a little bit. he pumped that for 14 yard. >> i don't think seattle was expecting a running play. they ran a nice hand off to the right side. taiwan cut it back to the middle of the field, some nice strong and fancy dancing to get to the 1st down. >> taiwan went to eastern washington university. his helmet was knocked askew. the raiders bring in mike goodson. he played so well early in camp and took that vicious hit and hasn't been the same player since. goodson coming wide right, rolls around to the 37 yard line. even though taiwan was so impressive last week in the win over the lions, jim, dennis allen told you and i last night, just don't assume he's going to be daren mcfadden's backup. the competition between goodson and jones is still open. >> certainly wide open. he got hurt in that arizona game as you mentioned. i felt he was running well against detroit last week. >> the play sheet has been run, 2nd and 6, they pu

. >> down, on your feet! down! >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran, severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spent months inside, where officers try to maintain order in an institution with a notoriously violent past. this is "lockup: corcoran extended stay." >> get on the ground! on the ground! hold him on the ground. on the ground! >> in corcoran, survival is the number one priority for inmates and officers alike. >> you have to live with it. this is what i want to do. so, i'm here. >> whether it's inmates adhering to racial politics. >> i will probably set off a race riot, if i sat right here. >> or officers keeping themselves and the population safe. >> this is what we're looking for. we're always looking for weapons. any time we remove weapons from a cell, that means one less weapon out there on the yard. one less weapon that could be used against staff. >> when these two sides are fighting to survive -- >> i don't care because he wears green. he bleeds just like i bl

they're down -- as of yesterday's trade, down about 0.5%. we know it's been a rough couple of days for gold. the real question is are paulson and sorros identifying a buying opportunity or is this trade just not working? >> we got down to 1520, right, which is -- and since then we formed quite a business. long-term they tell you that's solid -- dmru like the look of that chart. >> i'm not a huge chartist but a lot of people use it. much will depend -- >> quantitative easing, jackson hole, keep that in mind. >>> still to come on the program this morning, record-breaking droughts have left america's farmers high and driveway. is there any end in sight? > >>> just woken up ahead of u.s. open, european stocks are down slightly. not huge losses. down a third of a quarter of a percent from ftse to ibex but u.s. stocks are up at four-month highs. >> u.s. futures aren't moving too much. still pointed to the downi'd. worst trading session for asia overnight. hang seng having within of its worst segs since late july. >>> what's on agenda in the u.s.?

there is a bit of wind damage down there as i understand. nicole collins is down there.t are you seeing? >> hey, shep. we are about a half mile from you down at canal street. we are seeing street signs wrapping around the poles. i have got one down here that i don't think my camera can reach. this sign here is bending at its base here as the ground gets saturated. over here though can i show you between these concrete slaps we have some sort of sealant that's been pulling out from there. this appears to be some sort of power source. some sort of -- i'm not sure. a lot of electricity back there. those seal atlantis are coming out. down here you can see this one way sign is supposed to be pointing at us, it's not. it's point not guilty wrong direction, wrapping around that pole. beyond that shep, you see that parking sign swinging around there. it's got one hinge left that will, i suspect come down before this storm is over, shep? >> shepard: nicole collins from the fox news edge. our affiliate news feed service who is working for affiliates across the country from canal s

this is completely from san leandro all the way down.right now you will not be able to get through this area. according to pg&e, they think it will take the better part of the fifth time today to fix the power pole. if we have no idea when the remaining customers will have their power restored. the good news is, at least partial restoration of power is out here in oakland. we are waiting to see how many customers are now without power. >> justine: 823 euro san jose man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing child pornography. this is after a five month long online child pornographic sharing investigation. during the search warrant, computer equipment and electronic storage devices containing child pornographic images were found. >> justine: a man has been arrested he is accused of soliciting sex from a wal- mart park. police found this man had had their farm park on tuesday that is after they received several complaints about lewd activity in and around the rest rooms. they are located on the southern end of a park. police say they

bk, put down the whopper.r final trade. >> you want to short that australian dollar. >> stop watching the sound of music. final trade? >> hold on to your seats. i'm long jcpenney. >> whoa! >> covered to me they're not going to hear anything from the company until november. that news will be horrendous but distinguished stocks of companies. i'm long, a trade. another couple of bucks in it and then gone. >> buried the lead until the end of the show. put down the basketball. >> bbp, michele. >> and? >> i'm buying it. i'm buying it. >> guy, put down the 20-pound weight and tell us your final trade. >> you got that right. eli lily. performs really well. >> a quick market check. the s&p is at the highs of the day.

well off the lows of the session, down 90 points after having been down 190 points. that's the first hour, stay tuned for a ceo extravaganza. maria bartiromo up next. >>> it is 4:00 on wall street, do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo on the new york stock exchange. stocks paired with steeper losses, and it is the injury people central back to blame. will stocks sell off again tomorrow, or the opposite because a bad report could mean fed action sooner than later. don't miss a try owe of exclusive interviews coming up with the heads of aig. all on deck with me to discuss everything from the jobs picture to the fiscal cliff, and with aig, the report that it will buy back stock from the government and become independent. let's look at how we're settling on wall street again. the market was down at it's worst day. it's down about three quarters of one percent, a bit of a rally going into the close. nasdaq gave up 10 points. it is off of the close. let's talk markets here with today in the books, investors turn their attention to tomorrow's job number, wil

job creation is down. you get manufacturing that is down. and consumer confidence is down.ation of jobs is down. what is up in unemployment is up. the regulation burden is up. the debt and the deficit are way up. and the number of people oned for stamps is up. (inaudible) everything that sudden be down is up, and everything that is up is down, if that is message we can get out the governor will do very well. >>pat: the urgency, i will say, which you spoke about, most voters believe that the deficit country cannot sustain it and that is part of the job issue. what i think the governor has to do, is get to that on the issues. >>neil: the governor is very eloquent on the issues, maybe he has -- the devil is in the polls whether you grow with this or not, the likability through is important. when you hire workers, andy, and those who work with you, you are not looking if them to win a popularity contest, but on this area, the president has a 2-1 advantage over mitt romney. should he worry about it? >> he should be. it is something we can fix. chris wallace did a wonderful inter

that keeps going down. that is another sure sign temperatures inland will be on the hot side for those toward eastern solano. 50s santa rosa. 59 livermore. everyone is in the 50s. low, to mid, to upper. clouds in las vegas producing rain. for us staying out of the area right now. along the coast making a little push on the bay stronger on shore westerly breeze trying to establish itself runs into a lot of resistance. sunny for most but the fog will be rather persistent near the coast. we have the typical summertime pattern. here is a little more westerly breeze. fog, sun, cool for some. that fog is not going anywhere. continues to hang out there. 60s, 70s, and 80s. walnut creek 91. danville 90. hayward 75. livermore 93. they were 95 yesterday. san jose 84. same for santa clara. 87 saratoga. a lot of fog on the coast. a lot of 60s in the city. 70s or mainly low 80s on the peninsula. not much as changed. one or two degrees warmer in the inland areas. >>> 5:09 is the time. overnight a scare at another batman s

down by 22.75%.day's squawk on the tweet we're asking you to get back on track, what does groupon need to offer no one else can? tweet us at cnbcsquawkst. first, take a look at this morning's early movers here on wall street. ♪ why not take a day to explore your own backyard? with two times the points on travel, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. >>> take a look at the chart. remove the name of the stock from the top. what would you say about that decline. down 71%? >> back in 2001 looking at a company, we're looking at e something or other. etoys. >> something dot com. >> that's incredible. wow. >> disappointing quarter for groupon hitting a fresh low in today's session. tough, tough day for shareholders of groupon. >> etoys? really? >> look, i look at this thing and it just -- you know, those conference calls when the first dot coms came out of the chut were equally as optimistic. talking to you about the great growth initiatives and how it

we think it was a trade down from about 10% down to 8%. we lost a little bit of pricing and had tougher comparisons. we think the down shift we saw was something less than one full percentage point. some people were thinking we went from 12.7 to 8%. we warned and guided. the guidance for the year has been single digits because we knew comparisons were tougher. it is a relatively slight turn down. >> you probably think as i do that at this point it is kind of an overreaction. that kind of down shift was what a lot of companies would go for. >> i tell you, jim, we understood that there probably would be a decline of the stock not nearly as much of this. it does seem like an overreaction. we don't spend a lot of time figuring out what our stock prices should be. we spend most of our time running the company. we know we focus on things that make chipotle special to our customers. we have lots of shareholder value over time. while we can't control the volatility of the stock in the short term it did seem like a surprise to us. >> the less than

down. a swing of maybe 50 points because of the unemployment numbers. ben bernanke, hinting yesterday that he's likely to open up the money printing spigots. earlier today that had an effect on stocks and bigger on the price of oil and gold. and oil went to $98 a barrel earlier and backed off the 97 mark and the gold, that's where the action is today. up $25 an ounce and well above 1650 and i think the latest quote is 1666, and swinging on the board. 1667. there you have it. the stock is going to open lower and old and gold sharply higher. to the big board, down 15 points in the first couple of minutes of business. yesterday, during the show, we told you about dell's troubles. it's a pc market is just not performing and the players in it are taking their hits and then after the bell, real bad news from hewlett-packard, that's another pc player, so, lauren simonetti on the floor of the exchange, where did the stocks open? >> both have opened lower and dell is down two days in a row and hewle

ftse is down. ftse now down 1%. xetra dax shedding 0.3%. >>> meanwhile, we had another two-year auction today of german bunds offer zero coupon. average yield set at 0%. the bid to cover ratio, 1.5. they sold 4 billion, 4.08 billion. the previous auction, yield was negative, minus 0.06% on july 18th. so, there we go, another notable auction year. notable for the fact you're not getting any interest payable. >> still negative yields even though we've seen a better tone in risk but this tells you the kind of environment we're trading in. >> how are you supposed to make money in these markets? here is what some experts have been telling us today. >> i think that prospect is for the next three or four years, at least. then the fundamental supply and demand balance will be to push the yen higher that's where we think it goes. >> there's still potential in equities and the risk premium in equities looks as if it's very high compared to bonds. what i'm saying to our clients is, we'd all like to be defensive but it's a very

the stock is down by about 6%. also sources say meyers has been trying to get twitter's head of international markets to take on a major job on the media side. >> thank you, mandy. in the final stretch on friday, we have about 50 minutes before this market closes for the day. >> don't go away, we're just getting started on a big edition of the "closing bell." >> coming up, inflation nation, food and energy prices already sprieking, now the government downgrades this year's corn crop to a six year low. we break down the effect on your bottom line. plus a study of the dodd-frank regulations show it could costs banks tens of billions of dollars. and from the mouths of babes, why an off the wall idea could put a end to the looming fiscal cliff. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets dete

the ravens were down 10 at halftime. curtis painter led the reserves to 24 points in the second half, throwing for three touchdowns. keith mills will have more later in sports. >> usain bolt out sprinted his competition in the 100-meter dash lawyer this week. >> brian hickey has that race and a look at the rest of our olympic highlights. good morning. >> good morning. usain bolt would be the first to win track and field's version of the triple crown twice. he already had the lead on this competition. usain bolt won. team usas soccer, earned a gold medal. the largest crowd for a women's soccer game at the olympics. the u.s. women beat spain in water polo. claressa shields battled her way 0 thelds over russian a penna penn, camden, and brunswick lines. ashton eaton wins the event. usain bolt broke an olympic record on twitter. he was averaging 80,000 tweets minutes. >> coming up, the women's four- by 100 relay and bmx racing. >> 6:06. 76 degrees on tv hill. there will be shark-infested waters at martha's vineyard this week

and then there's the rain story. 7 to 14 inches expected down here. could be more and of course it's going to be a wide footprint of rain because high pressure is going to steer the remnants of what will become tropical storm isaac sometime tomorrow and it will come around the edge of that area of high pressure. chicago could get rain out of this tropical system. that's through friday. maybe into the weekend, we start seeing this high pressure slip a little bit to the south and starts pulling into our area. we'll watch it for you. we don't know if that will happen. we have a beautiful day coming tomorrow. average high is 85. we're going to be 84. a sweet day, low humidity. >>> a little warmer for thursday. friday and saturday will feel hot to you. all these days should be dry and then we'll head on into the weekend and see whether we need to track some of isaac's rain. our temperature in the district 78. we have some 60s out there and probably fall into the low 60s for the suburbs to 70 here in d.c. 84 degrees tomorrow. wednesday looks absolutely wond

people to not expect a decision to come down today.each side of the argument will receive 20 minutes. >>> five players have been suspended from the football team. the incident happened at a football camp in sacramento. few details of the incident are being released parad. two women who were fighting on the moving bus felt out of the door. one was killed. the main problem with the investigation was that all passengers aboard the bus was drunk. the flights from ontario to seattle landed safely at the san jose's airport to yesterday. no one was seriously hurt. the sun as a fire department was prepared to deal with mass casualties because the initial call from control sounded much more serious. >>> time now is by 39, romney's campaign is criticizing a tv commercial that supports president obama. its adjusted his wife died of cancer. romney was talking health care yesterday on a campaign trail into mind i web. >>> when it comes to a woman's right to make her own health care choices, they want to take is back to the policies that are more su

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and the distressed properties are down 33% and of course, our interest rates are down. we're moving in an upward motion, but we have a long ways to go. stuart: that's interesting, because you're making the case, there's a favorable marketplace for an investor with a fairly long-term horizon and that's who you're broadcasting to, isn't it? >> that is. stuart: i know where you're coming from. and i want today look back, because about a year ago, i think we're going to put it on the screen. we had a-- one of your homes, you had it for sale. and i think at the time, it was 74,500 and sold for that amount and that was almost a year ago. and it was in phoenix. >> correct. stuart: it was three bedrooms, two bathrooms as i recall, a nice neighborhood and sold for 74-5 and i'm seeing-- i think we had a contest, didn't we to see what it's worth now, right. >> right. >> i think we just showed that on the screen and gave it away and put it on the screen for heaven's sake, what's it worth now. >> 97,000, it's absolutely appreciated 23%. and that is what is happening in the phoenix m

cstill alive down te. nobody out. astill alive down te. nobody out. >> karl: back with nomar garciaparra. karl ravech. we rolled past 6:00 in the east and tennessee is rolling towards the world series championship game. brock myers did it on the mound. nomar. >> nomar: he sure did. showed some composure. you know the california lineup will be tough. swung the bat really well. utilized the fact that his team was throwing strikes and pounding that zone. >> karl: great job by brock myers. ryan lyle trying to get the final three outs of that game. kempton brandis is on the mound for the team from petaluma, california. lyle's first pitch is down. ball one. >> nomar: that ball of bradley smith was hit so hard. he's now at first base, wrapping up what has been a remarkable little league world series for him. >> karl: pitch is down. cole carter has done an excellent job behind home plate. he's got the whole game so far from tennessee. whenever he recognizes his pitcher might be off. he did this with brock myers as well. brock myers was able to get

cstill alive down te. nobody out. astill alive down te. nobody out. >> karl: back with nomar garciaparra. karl ravech. we rolled past 6:00 in the east and tennessee is rolling towards the world series championship game. brock myers did it on the mound. nomar. >> nomar: he sure did. showed some composure. you know the california lineup will be tough. swung the bat really well. utilized the fact that his team was throwing strikes and pounding that zone. >> karl: great job by brock myers. ryan lyle trying to get the final three outs of that game. kempton brandis is on the mound for the team from petaluma, california. lyle's first pitch is down. ball one. >> nomar: that ball of bradley smith was hit so hard. he's now at first base, wrapping up what has been a remarkable little league world series for him. >> karl: pitch is down. cole carter has done an excellent job behind home plate. he's got the whole game so far from tennessee. whenever he recognizes his pitcher might be off. he did this with brock myers as well. brock myers was able to get

he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don't like the mens like the mens. they don't tip as good either. he came to the bed until we came his naked book ends. he laid there for a while. be well my brothers. he said at the door. [applause]

the stock is down. as billions of investment dollars of the past year have soared, many of the treasury's and out of stocks, we have the name in fixed-income here with us exclusively. the britney act over bonds. you loved, as the best place for your portfolio. i'm going to ask him which part you like best. the seven year, ten year, 30 year? plus, why he says central banks could be killing, not helping the world economy. by the way, the position has been attacked by some people. we're going to push him on this and find out why he's so-. here we go. the market right here. the s&p looks positions for its first weekly loss. let's get right to the floor show. traders in the new york stock exchange, cme, and the nymex. looking at this, okay, i'm not so surprised all were read. the s&p this week has ended higher. >> let's not kid in panic mode over one small move in the market. we talked about how this market is moved up last nine weeks. light volume, high one way volatility. this is going to happen in the inv

down 4.3% year-on-year. industrial output down 2.5. forecast to be down 3.4%.ffectively what's happening is the extra public holiday to celebrate the queen's 60 years on the throne lowering output but declines less than many had initially estimated, pointing perhaps to a revision of second quarter gross domestic product and manufacturing output down 2.9%. that forecast was up for 4.1%. never know. we might get a bit of a revision to second quarter gdp. we'll be swinging an awful lot on the impact of the olympics which we'll be talking about a little bitater as well. sterling dollar just up on the high sessions of 1.56. european stocks after solid gains again yesterday up around .75%. ftse and dax, ftse flat. xetra dax up .50%. good rally for spain since the middle of july. >> take at that look at bonds because let's see what's happening across the ten year, various issuers there. spain is lower this morning, 6.75% but it's shorter yielding that's a little bit higher this morning. italy just below that 6% level, 5.99. gilt still holding there at 1.5% and 1.41% i

they're down 3.7% after being down as much as 4.7% earlier today.ders didn't sell shares in the ipo is raising concerns some could sell shares tomorrow. venture investors do tend to sell soon after an ipo and elevation partners and besimer venture partners have the biggest state, 10% each and mask levchin and jeremy stoppelman own large parts of the stock. other social networks have dragged it down 32 bucks in march. we'll have to see what happens tomorro tomorrow. >> i suppose no stigma after you saw peter thiel selling so heavily on facebook. >> also, they don't have roles on the board as peter thiel does. >> rising and lifting the back of the poultry producers today after the company posted better earnings despite there are record high feed costs, they have been able to charge more per chicken. 14.7% more for boneless breast of chicken and they are warning those feed cost are expected to move higher. big gain in sanderson farms. >>> an update on our top story, isaac now declared a category 1 hurricane, new orleans bracing itself for the arrival o

a big thunderstorm near northstar was really coming down and even carson city they shut down highway 395. a thud slide shut down the road for a while. it's open now. >> that's good knowledge. >> yeah, i'm full of knowledge. and some fog, too, out there this saturday morning. hope you are enjoying your day so far as we take a look outside again. some foggy conditions. patchy fog along the coast and some light, scattered activity around the area as we've been seeing all morning long. starting to wind down somewhat as we take a look at our live doppler 7 in high definition. again, heaviest activity was earlier this morning. starting to wind down but still scattered showers. mainly as you head further up to the north, north of fairfield and the sacramento volley. notice the north bay things are calling down a little bit. napa, odd thunderstorm earlier today and you have your art festival today and car show as well in napa. check it out today. again, precipitation winding down. novato, a cell north of you. and we will head further down toward san francisco, san jose and light precipitatio

housing prices down. land prices down as much as 80%.on't see that anything including the ecb action attacks that fundamentally. what's going to bring back business and make it better? this morning's papers say that the french are chafing under now higher upper echelon tax. i don't see where that's going to create industry and i don't think the germans have a sovereign impact on the spanish or the french or the italians so until they get that resolved why is germany going to pay for everybody else? >> right. that's the conundrum which is why you like the u.s. better, right? >> i don't know that i'm smarter than anybody else but that's why i like the united states better. at least we can act and once the election is over and things are clarified, i think whoever makes it to office takes remedial action and start things up. >> okay. don, always good to see you. come back soon. >> always a pleasure. >> brian shactman, time for a market flash? >> we talked about fossil yesterday. a huge spike after earnings. today it's down. you take a look

the stocks went down because all stocks were going down. there wasn't a connection to the causes of the sell off or to put another way, you don't want to buy the stocks that are leading the decline when look for an opportunity in the sell off. you want to look for stocks in the area of what's independent even if you think you're approaching a bottom and the worst performers are about to become the best, that's rarely a safe bet. once a company breaks it's difficult to mend itself. that's only true for sectors that control half of a stock movement. a sector is so important. there will be stocks that have a clear reason for going lower. once it gets sold along with everything else, first the broken companiecompanies, avoid. is second group is broken stocks. that's where you want to do your buying. let's go to patrick in arizona. how can i help you? >> caller: we talk about downturn, weaknesses, pull backs, corrections. i'm trying to figure out when is a good time to buy the stock when you say this stock is good. if you get a good pull back. h

they are trending back down today. five or six degrees and in a few more, the picture of the fog, in the live storm tracker 2 and you can see it. it's working its way across the field toward the berkeley area. the fog will come in tonight. the weather headline, the big headline is that chance of thunderstorms, east and north, even south of the bay area as we go into tomorrow. you don't need lightning strikes this time of year. the tropical moisture will work north. i will show you that in a moment. 84, 86 concord, 85 livermore. clouds will increase tomorrow. the low clouds in the morning and then the southerly flow from the tropics, you see where it's coming from. the water a lot warmer. the humidity higher. the moisture gets further north it's triggering thunderstorm around santa barbara. we have a good chance tomorrow afternoon for some thunderstorms, near parts of the bay area. here we have activity around the mammoth lake area. the big concern is dry lightning, high level stuff. not expecting a lot of rain from any

desktops down 9%. and 170 for the full year is way below 190 where the street was. >> and they had a june analyst meeting. so this was a really horrible quarter. a couple of things that really stood out to me. brick business, down 15%. asia pacific off 12%. indian china week -- first time, revenue coming down. ultra books terrible. lenovo didn't see that. emc owns a big stake in that, emc and dell broke up their partnership. it looks like that was wrong. michael dell has been saying listen, we could be a 3-device country. you'll have your ipad, your network, notebook, ultra book and your cell phone. well, it looks like that the pc is the casualty here. i think that this was a good number for apple. people are going to view it as negative for everything. a little negative for intel. they did blame the product transition from windows 7 to windows 8 but this was a monster bad quarter. it was really -- i go through all the data and it was just horrible. i took four pages of just like, wow. including tony,

are the nation's mega wealthy turning down their ways? and all that gritters, the gop making noise about returning to the gold standard. congressman ron paul advocated it for years. how close are we? we'll know later in the program. [ male announcer ] whether it's kevin's smartphone... mom's smartphone... dad's tablet... or lauren's smartphone... at&t has a plan built to help make families' lives easier. introducing at&t mobile share. one plan lets you share data on up to 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. add a tablet for only $10 per month. the more data you share, the more you save. at&t. >>> welcome back, about 50 minutes left in the trading session. time for a quick stat check. stocks reversed course this morning on news that the european central back is considering steps to contain the debt crisis. that's about more possibilities of fed intervention and the economy and the markets down the road and you see what the market has done today. just off the highs of the session at 13135, and it is on course, though, to snap this six

it's a long, thin county or parish that goes down south from almost the city limbs down into the gulf. it's just switchy, marsh, bayou, and they're more or less on their own they. if you listen to the folks here that talk about how much land they're losing to erosion every year, the future does not look sunny. >> brian, thanks so much for taking time out with us. we appreciate it, brian. >>> you can see more on "nightly news" at 7:00. >>> the question for us, close to home, will rain spoil our labor day weekend? >> veronica johnson will let us know. how is monday looking at this point? >> you might say monday is kind of looking 50/50, but i'm not calling it a washout just yet, wendy. let's talk about those rains. a look at storm team 4 radar. we had it would take days for the rains to lift out of here. even some showers and thunderstorms the bigger rains, that depression, that low, while the storm system is unwinding, you can see the showers extending through kentucky, even through areas of tennessee. saturday, there the showers move in, and sunday i think especially for the afternoon

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xetra dax down. cac down. bucking the trend, adding a third of a percent. >> bond markets are our focus. we got yields steady in spain but, 6.7%. we've been looking at the u.s. ten year. currently trading 1.819%. we got up to 1.8572. stronger tone across u.s. data, the industrial output, home building sentiment at its best for five years. keep our eyes on that. uk retail is better than expected. olympics had no impact. this is for the move july. most of the olympics was in august. interesting statement, many thought it would have a negative impact and better some where else. gilt yields as a result were also lower. 1.68%. certainly gilt futures sold off as well. as far as currency markets are concerned, dollar is up one month highs against the yen. the question is whether the dollar strength is a head fake or not. euro/dollar pretty steady at 1.2274, sterling has been boosted this morning. kelly. >> that euro/dollar not seeing too much of a move as we get the latest reed of coroner pi akroz the eurozone for ju