in dudley square, the bus station has received a facelift.he remodeled fairfield center has welcedundreds of governmenemoyees. nearby the square, these orchard park affordable housing units in adjacent grove hall, a large chain constructs a new supermarket. the city offered them incentives to move into neighborhoods they had once ignored. the hope is to bring greater convenience and competitive prices, while anchoring this small shopping center. an intangible result of empowermt zone funding is more cultural and psychological. neigorod and ethnic pride is part of the strategy to promote self-sufficiency and growth. it's a spirit u can feel in places like the popular la cocina restaurant at merengue. this project is like a dream come true. narrator: hector piña is part of the sizable latino community here, and with feder loans and grants, la cocina will expand from 22 seats into this adjacent space for 90. most of the contractors are local, so what we did was, we tried to recycle the money within the community. narrator: in 1999, as the first

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dudley was a little tougher. yellen, i don't know. i got to get out of this segment. >> what was when the banks start to withdraw those reserves they talked to the federal reserve? what's the fed going to do? >> they should withdraw the excess money. will they? i don't know. >> retail investors need to always think long term. don't get too worried about the macro stuff. it's interesting to follow but that ten-year-plus perspective. >> thank you. we appreciate it. now we've got breaking news coming in to cnbc. nbc news confirms south korea has launched a rocket of some sorts. its destination is unknown. the white house is about to issue a statement. we'll bring you more as we know it on the bottom of the screen. so please check it out. coming up on "kudlow," jack welch will join me with his take on the economy, the election and his latest column on president obama's enemies list. don't forget, as always, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. we had three pretty good premarket guys on the show tonight. for me that's a p

bill dudley told a business group today that it's too soon to say the u.s. economy was out of the woods. meanwhile, new claims for jobless benefits had their biggest weekly jump in months rising by 13,000 to 380,000, signaling the jobs recovery is still fragile. both reinforced the fed's current policy stance, sending stocks sharply higher. the dow rose 181 points, the nasdaq added 39 and the s&p up 18. >> tom: not since the early days of the housing collapse have there been so few foreclosures. but that doesn't mean the crisis is over. foreclosures in the first quarter fell 16% from a year ago. almost 580,000 homes and condominiums faced foreclosure filings. that's the lowest since late 2007. the top states for foreclosures: california, florida and illinois. together, those three made up more than 40% off all foreclosures in the first quarter. there is more evidence today that federal programs aimed at helping homeowners avoid foreclosure are not living up to their promises. government auditors say a program funded with money left over from the tarp bailout

fifteen reportedly she said that in a speech in new york meanwhile the new york fed president going dudley also has reiterated he's the fords keeping interest rates near zero until late two thousand and fourteen now all of this has us thinking about back to the future about time travel and has us wondering if the fed's artificial manipulation of interest rates distorts the space time continuum and therefore threatens economic destruction of cosmic proportions now we have mike norman here to talk about it he's probably going disagree with what i have to say but that's why we like him so much he's chief economist at john thomas financial and he joins us now to talk about all things monetary issue related first of all mike thanks so much for get on the show again cites a c.e.o. . i love being on the show lauren and you know i love talking to you and you are so smart how did you get some more i mean i mean i really love my writings i say i don't wring your blog and read your blog ok on that note i have a feeling that though i do read your blog that you're going to disagree with what i had to s

i don't hear her saying they'll do any more, yellen or dudley. did think yellen said what caught attention was even if operation twist ends right now, which is scheduled to do, she won't consider that a tightening of policy. suggesting that maybe they're going to let operation twist end without any potential continuation. >> the other thing i heard that she said that i thought was interesting is she said, look, i'm data dependent essentially, i'm still looking at the numbers as they come in and i can change my opinion based on that, which people keep thinking this is a promise to not raise rates before 2014 or so and that's just not the case. there could be changed if the economy -- >> either way. >> right. >> i feel like by now it's already thursday. i know what i began the week i was supposed to cover nine of the 17 members of the fomc. i don't feel like anybody is seriously telegraphing to the markets qe3 being imminent. >> particularly if you're somebody like yellen being somebody like this, particularly when she's been one of the most dovish

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next, i want to call up ashante dudley and barbarkathryn knoll. >> i am a youth works in turn for supervisor jane kim. >> i am an intern for supervisor olague. >> in january, i became an adult. i am a resident of district 6 as well as an intern for supervisor jane kim. one of the issues that affects you around me today is education and jobs. do you know that you to agencies through 24 face the highest levels of unemployment? believe it or not, jobs and internships are bigger than just having money. it means being able to support their family. able to go through the day without being hungry when they are not at school or at home. it means having the motivation to excel in something besides school and work. -- schoolwork. for all, not only jobs help my family, but it helps me get into college. it has kept my mind involved in something positive and it has kept me believing there is hope for the future. another issue i would like to talk about his some of the issues affecting my community in treasure island. i am a resident of district 6, and i believe -- ok. i am a resident of transit -- distri

to the right he's an unfairly victimized dudley do-right and to the left he's elmer fudd if you had huntingpeople. "shh. be vewwy quiet. i'm wacially profiwing negwoes." (laughter) >> jon: that is a very good elmer fudd. >> thank you, jon. thank you. look, the point is somehow the death of a 17-year-old kid got turned into a chance to score ideological points. >> if i had a son he would look like trayvon. >> is the president suggesting that if it had been a white who had been shot it would have been okay? disgraceful. >> trayvon was hunted down like a rabid dog >> why even have a trial based on what some members of congress are saying. >> please don't send me anymore tweets about having this conversation that i'm a racist or a race baiter. >> don lemon, you are a fixated on this one issue over and over. we want to hear the news, not your personal agenda. go work for b.e.t. (audience reacts) >> go work for b.e.t.? (bleep) you! (laughter) what is that? twitter speak for go back to africa? >> jon: it seems... so the right has this... they have to defend people who are maybe legitimately sick o

. >> reporter: jeff dudley raised the money to build the stadium and organizes major local lacrosse tournaments don't know if they have their website up and running, i don't know if they have their systems in place to deliver and fulfill the tickets. >> some people say boy, they're wishing for it to happen. it's getting so close, they don't think it will, do you think it's going to happen? >> you know, i'm used to the nay sayers. but we heard that same story last year and it turned out to be a beautiful, beautiful weekend. >> not a nay sayer. i believe that this type of project, there's enough believers who would want to do it. >> reporter: except for the finances, this was perhaps the most successful race of their year last year. they really, really want it to happen again this year. the city can't say if they have a drop dead deadline for one they would have to cancel the race. reporting downtown, back to you on tv hill. >> it is scheduled for labor day weekend, the same time as last year's inaugural running. >>> five story building in san diego is shaken by a man-made earthquake. it's all pa

however in the second half the suns took the lead with this precise shot from behind the arc just as dudley who eventually finished with nineteen and phoenix never looked back and the third and fourth quarters by levon points one hundred twelve one hundred five is how things are in favor of the suns to win out of one place outside in the western conference playoffs. funny ever to diving where the chinese dominance of the sport has finally been ended here in the russian capital of the third stage of the world series germany have taken gold in the men's ten men to synchronized platform as constantine to top off reports. the chaney's had won every gold in the season's opening two world series who wins in dubai in beijing but their second choice team in the ten meter platform seemed cool as diving. and you failed to meet the podium finishing fourth and gave the chance what other divers such as germany is such a clean and well to close the to finally break china is gone and chinese really really good today they did of some mistakes and they're human just like us however the china team quickly bo

because we have such new accounts as that of dudley hayden whose an aide-de-camp on the staff of albert sydney johnston. he and heap writes writes in a j published in a newspaper that has come to light. the fact that the plan per se. he is writing, you know the day before the battle, the plan was, essentially -- that -- that they had a right-wing and a left wing. and this is in contrast to -- to thomas jordan and -- and some of the other people -- that -- that were credited or discredited for the -- for the tandom attack formation of having a corps one behind the other to -- to attack on the battlefield that was completely a wilderness type battlefield which of course was impractical. so there is more work to be done. in terms of really -- investigating -- the tactical battle plan of the confederates as the it existed on april 6th. however -- that being said the fact that confusion was rampant in terms of the whole confederate line, nobody seemed to be in command in any sector unless it was albert sydney johnston. there should have been a segment of well, where hardy had, where a portio

poverty line we've got about a million people unemployed and probably half a million kids who really dudley very well at all all we need is something like these to catalyze opinion and send us into deep reflection but i think that the more austerity cuts that follows on to approach to pensions public state the wages tax increases are absolute nightmare it's like putting it out of the car in a very strict diet it's going to backfire what we really need here is more structural reforms some sensible privatizations to clamp down on waste and corruption and actually get some of the very rich to pay their share as well because at the moment it's the unemployed people it's the pensioners and it's the real costs that are suffering while the people that have stashed away close to a trillion overseas have gotten away with it. well years on unemployment is at its worst since the currency was born and the newest members who had nothing to do with the piling debt are being dragged down to serving as prime minister is finding it increasingly hard to sell the idea of bally out larger economies to his citi

. >> i was reminded at the closing of this process, mark twain's remark about charles dudley warner when they did the "gilded age" together and they did alternating chapters i think is the way they did it. he said it was as if two miners had been tunnelling through the mountain from within and when they got to the middle of it they figured they were about 100 yards apart and the book doesn't really work because of that. he didn't think it did. we weren't that bad, but it was hard because one of the things that was -- as you know in a narrative which is very much a narrative, there are plot holes that develop that have to be straightened out sooner or later and you have to go back and do it. you know, the story of tolkien in "the lord of the rings" where he got to one of the things where he made a mistake, he'd throw everything away and start from the very beginning which was the reason it took him decades to write the thing. we didn't have that much of a trouble. my main trouble was killing it. i had a devil of a time getting done with that. and the chapter was much longer than it is her

ben and jamie are going down all right stay here with thanks much because the report thank you max dudley much more coming away so stay right there. i am max foster welcome back to the kaiser report let's stay on this blight masters. in the studio he is the author of a life masters the air the spider has come out of her mast she's made of public appearance on television tell us is this to try to deflect some p.r. away from for example goldman sachs and greg smith came out with that letter he said almost saks there's all these awful things is they trying to get ahead of the p.r. curb by putting ball like out into the media well your thoughts at this point oh it might also quite simple you know there's only one parishioner of like master response in d.c. and it was an interview made by both bizarrely and the but she didn't spoke at the time for cheaper morgan and she spoke for the so she was the head of the time this was doing let's a do only mainstream interview of her and that was like four years ago four or five years ago and no suddenly she came out. to talk about. diversity you know th

new york fed president william dudley is scheduled to speak later today on regional and national economictern time. and the week will culminate with ben bernanke and his take on lessons learned from the crisis. he'll be speaking at the rethinking finance conference at the princeton club in new york. we'll have live updates throughout the morning with steve liesman and plus bernanke's speech live at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. joining us now is paul dales at capital economics. and still with us matthew bishop. paul, let's start with you. when it comes to fed speak, every listening very, very closely to any indications that we may see more qe-3 on the table. as far as we know, of course they're keeping it open as an option, but doesn't look like it's likely at this point. what are your thoughts? >> i completely agree with that actually. you also need to think about who to listen to on the fed. so in recent days we've had plows plosser and la company take have been bullish, but they don't have voting rights. so i'd put more weight on yellen and bernanke. and they are cautious, but not desperate

there's janet yellen and bill dudley who spoke this morning.sentially that they will do more if the economy worsens. i did not hear additional qe. more fed on tap today. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, steve. >> all right. sony ceo laying out plans to revive a struggling company cutting 10,000 jobs moving away from unprofitable tv business bringing us to this morning's squawk on the tweet. you can make a mixed tape for sony, what song would you make for its new anthem? we have your responses straight ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the 2012 c-class with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. ♪ the c-class starts at just $34,800. is to take you from where you are... to where you need to be. and we're not just talking about points on a map. with a more intuitive delta website and mobile app... and the most wifi equipped planes. we let you be everywhere at once. innovations like these are extending our reach so you can

with a crash at dudley street affecting both directions.pened westbound at the abc 7 logo but the eastbound traffic under the word live is going to be impacted 66 at nutley street. steve, you're next. >> our skies will clear. bright sunshine for today, but breezy conditions. highs in the 60's. tomorrow near 70 degrees. better chance for showers early wednesday morning. cooler, drier air thursday and friday. as they move into the upcoming weekend, you believe temperatures rebound back into the 70's? i think we have turned the corner. spring full speed ahead. >> all right. >> didn't even get much of a spring. >> i know. all of a sudden. 10 degrees above average for the entire month of march and now already above average to the second week of april. -- second day of april. >> no complainlts here. >> "good morning america" with

to the right, he's a victimized dudley do right. and to the left, he's elmer fudd hunting down black people. shhh, be very quiet. i'm racially profiling negroes. >>> here are the facts. check them out on fbi.gov. in 2011, preliminary figures show violent crime in the united states down 6.4%. that includes murders. now to doj.gov. the latest report released in 2005 shows most people are murdered by someone of the same race. 94% of black murder victims are murdered by black people. 86% of white murder victims are murdered by white people. so that brings us to the what about chorus? and the media. so the number of black on white and white on black murders are far lower, why so much outrage and focus and criticism about the media's coverage of stories like the trayvon martin case and the color of crime in this country and particularly murders? i'm going to pose all those questions and many more to the folks who know a lot about the subject. people you see there on your screen. an expert on diversity, a comedian turned social critic, a w

. >> the company's annual report anticipates that oil prices will stay above $100 and bob dudley is promisingnvestors that this year is going to be a year of what he calls milestone delivery, saying that the company expects to have eight rigs in the gulf of mexico by year's end and $20 billion fund this year, they will be able to raise net cash flow by 50% in the next two years and fund more exploration and higher dividends. some analysts say bp now presents an attractive value with a settlement reach with plaintiffs this month. you can read more about the bold bear case on the stock on my piece on cnbc.com. michelle? >> we will do just that. thank you very much, bertha. >>> next week is jam packed with more economic and earnings data. >>> but the biggest market movers could happen this weekend. details, coming up. l in one acc. keep watch on the markets. or use our exclusive tools to help find ideas. it's powerful, easy-to-use technology for trading stocks, options, and futures. keep trading whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go. optionsxpress, the broker smart traders deserve.

a dudley 18 hour attack in afghanistan was the work of pakistani militants.ding to the reporting of the pentagon. afghan officials say 36 insurgents, eight policemen, and three civilians died we in a series of tightly coordinated strikes, and they happened in kabul yesterday and described as one of the most serious assaults on the capital in the past decade. a foam intelligence officer from the secretary of defense currently the c.e.o. of security consulting firm. mike, good to see you. disturbing on the surface, at least. >>guest: it is. what it points to is the fact that this is this real mismatch between what we say is important and the facts on the ground. the administration and the national security council have to be upfront on this. either this really matters and it is worth having the presence in afghanistan and it is worth being there because pakistan has problems on one side and there are the issues with iran on the other side. afghanistan is in a strategic location, or it does not matter and we should get out. our stated policy is we are pulling ou