best of luck to dupont and what you're doing. ellen kullman chair and ceo of dupont. you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. >> you understand my trust on this stock, they are solving customer problems which makes a lot of money for shareholders. by the way, okay, if they save the world, nothing wrong with that either. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up, the natural alternative, it's clean, it's cheap, and it's newfound abundance beneath our feet is leading america's march toward independence. cramer reveals nat gas players that could fuel for years to come. ♪ >>> hallelujah! sometimes good news is actually just good news. micro economic data, wow, better than expected consumer goods, higher home prices. flip side of rising interest rates coin, it's doing better, maybe much better than expected. that's why it's invest in america this week. focusing on stocks of companies do very well and an environment where the company is improving. why is the u.s. economy doing better than the rest of the world. there's an element of american e

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just before nightfall an estimated 600 people gathered for a monthly meet up in dupont circle called d.c. bike party. >> the goal is to have a good time help other feel have a good time and be safe. >> she's the founder that promotes bike safety who says shows disturbed at this footage that's now gone viral. >> you can see a small group of bikers in the crowd that wednesday night not being safe. >> in the video you know you'll see them even when they're apart of the group they're zooming through all the other bikes that are stopped. >> they're weaving through cars and bikers and in some cases nearly colliding with other cyclists. throughout the 15 minutes video the cyclists are running red lights and that's just what happens here in logan circle. one of the cyclists blows through a red light and that taxi cab hit the man on the bike. the aftermath shows the cyclist get up on his own and limp over to a bus bench where someone comforts him. watching that video of the collision back you've got to wonder about possible alternative outcomes that could have been far worse for the cyclist,

to produce antibodies rendering them irreversibly sterile now dupont and monsanto. formed a joint venture. purchased the episodic firm and. commercialized the epicenter gene do you want to know if the food that you are eating contains the episodic gene the f.d.a. the fraud and death administration has made sure that under current law this is illegal for you to have that information. only remarks of bill gates twenty three million dollars of. globally g. than the vaccines collection he calls the solution for the world has been recorded explaining this solution is actually to cut the world's population of the world today has six point eight billion people that's headed up to about nine billion now if we do a really great job we could lower that by perhaps ten or fifteen percent the density in the poor areas is greater than they can grow the food benefits are in terms of reducing the population growth the only things that reduce the population those thought prison planet are ones that they realize people the b.b.c. says his foundation is funding big programs such as th

. >>> well dupont says the profit will fall more than expected setting a wet spring in north america and europe that hit the agriculturing business. they ended a fraction at 53.88. >>> elih lily out with positive news for arthritis sufferers. the experimental drug was effective in reducing painful symptoms associated with rule to -- art r arthritis and cody failed to impress on the new york stock exchange today. the perfume maker which includes calvin kline, chole and more, concerns are too dependent on u.s. and european markets may have capped investor enthusiasm. >>> shares finished to $17.36. >>> rising home prices are a good thing for everyone, right? not always, as values are going higher banks are working through late payments faster, they repossess and turn their losses faster around. >> hi, michelle, how are you? >> good. >> michelle mcnair is not behind on her mortgage yet but at the end of her financial rope. >> i'm hoping to get my mortgage mou modified, the interest rate to go down and principle balance to go down and playing with numbers myself, if that could happen it w

there's dupont. everybody is killing dupont. they got a 3.5% dividend yield. a company that's capable of producing 4.50, 5 bucks in free cash flow and analysts are killing it because it's a chemical company. 60% of their earnings now come from farming and come from food, and -- >> they sold their automotive and chemical business. >> and they will probably sell their ti, too, whatever that chemical, is and basically the analysts are in the moment. everybody is electronic trading. they are taking their eye off the football. there's going to be a lot of fumbles going forward. >> i noticed the all cap value fund and the strategic fund. harman international was in both of your last recent biggest holdings. why? >> we bought that stock at $29 a share. great new ceo. they are at the forefront of electronics and automobiles. they are the leader. they have cash, no debt. they are going to generate 4 to 5 bucks of free cash float next two to three years. again, pay attention to valuation. not to markets. markets are going to trip you up because that's the single most im

hol >> we're shopping at a good place at glenn's garden market in dupont circle. everything here is sourced locally. we'll learn to pack the perfect picnic and you know what is school about this store?? we'll explain later on fox 5 morning any stay with us. >> a major mile zllg stone forte the f.b.i. a news conference held today for the ten most wanted fugitive list. it started in march of 1950. it has included osama bin laden, searal killer ted bundy and mlk assassin james earl rachel al safety walk and bike ride is held today at the metropolitan m branch trail.anch this comes after a group of young men knocked a 37-year-old man off his bike and beat him up. they didn't take his bike or cell phone. today participants are urged to wear a white shirt and gather at 4th and f street at 7:15 tonight. the boston's children's hospital is gearing up for the first hand transplant program for children. >> doctors say kids could benefit even more than adults because the nerves regrow faster.fast doctors are hopeful other ready call procedures such as face f traz planted

i want to mention the krispy kreme in dupont circle is one of the places participating.case you're wondering, it dates back to world were i. that is business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york. i'm linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. cynne, i just want to say goodbye and i wish you the best. loved working with you. >> thank you. i think i'm going to drown my sorrows in doughnuts today. >> in honor in you. >> did you coordinate this for me? >> it is 66 degrees outside. >> coming up, a look at new movies hitting theaters this an.n a and in but you are nice and sweet and kind and down to earth and we will miss you so much. good luck. >> that is so sweet. , allison, a dear friend who has been amazing. >> she sums it up well for all of us. , thank you so much. >> we have been talking about the weather and really it could be the perfect time to check out a new movie. arch campbell has a look at what is new on the big screen. wittmann and a one wilson set their sights on google on " the internship" to build on their success on "the wedding crashers." >> they lose

. >> i moved from dupont where i was mugged so this is just as safe as any other city neighborhood in. >> d.c. police are somewhat surprised. >> this is an obscure thing. i haven't seen this that i'm familiar with at all but people just have to be cognizant and watch their surroundings. >> the suspect returned to the scene to throw back what he didntaken both of their phones and wallets and he took the cash out and 32 back the phones and wallets. >> police say the suspect rode off on a bicycle he had parked nearby. >> d.c. police want your help in tracking down a bold criminal. if you recognize his face or have any information about the robbery, you're asked to call police. in the fox five newsroom i'm karen gray houston. >> a district heights man behind bars charged with sexually assaulting a woman in forest ville. prince george police arrested a man. king a suspect in another sexual assault in the laundry room of an apartment building. >> another big story tonight. the government has been collecting the phone records of millions of verizon customers under a court order. critics are

golden triangle business improvement district is presenting a series of classic films every friday at dupont'suseum from now until july 12th. tonight's movie is "casablanca" one of my alltype favorites. the other include "rear window," "some like it hot," "yankee doodle dandee" the films are free and open to the public. >>> and gambling with their latest promotion. guaranteed good weather night. they made the move even with tropical storm andrea coming to the coast. if even a drop of rain fell after the gates open the fans get a free ticket to a future game. if more than a quarter inch fell between 7:00 and 10:00, one lucky fan would pocket $10,000. that guy waving, he didn't get it. the skies opened up in the ninth inning, meaning everybody got a free ticket, but fortunately for the pelicans, that happened just after 10:00, so nobody won the cash. >>> got to give it to the pelicans. bold, though, guaranteed weather for a game? >> a great move. >>> turn to tom kierein. talk about the odds, chances for bad weather, but a guarantee? >> at 100% guaranteed heavy downpours here this afternoon. here

and that is an issue that we have not released as dupont.he issue the attorneys general of alabama and south carolina. sout carolina winning its voter identification lawsuit against the justice department. those states have that incredible statistical support for their procedures and loss. this is -- i cannot see why we want to hang on to something that is immaterial to the outcome. >> and that is a rlly good point. the wealthy that decision is the federal government is saying we're not going to babysit you, but if you missed the eighth we will step back in and do something about it. th is irate. lou: attorneys general, allan wilson of south carolina, those are two attorneys general, as the ministers of the law, not the language to phrase this -- the editorial laws and thiis, they're going to sue tm, but them in jail. >> the issue is sometimes there is conduct thatalls below being illegal and what do you do in that sittion? >> well, i don't think that you want to a politicize the justice department because -- and this seems to be an in power

wet weather out there, and in fact, that is having an impact on dupont, we should point out.ompany saying it is going to come in at the low end of the guidance and presenting at an investment conference and so put a press release out at reg fd responsibilities for example and says that march to may has been the wettest spring in 120 years across the farm belt states of iowa and indiana and as a result of the unseasonably cool weather, it sees the first quarter eps down from last year's year over year that it last communicated to us at the end of april. so we will keep an eye on the shares of dupont which will see in the agriculture part of the business less business than anticipated. >> and do you punish the investors for that or not and that is the only deal news, well, not the only deal news, but corporate news we should say. >> yes, we have to keep eyes on the shares of belo and gannet. we are not seeing gannet stock going up as much as the belo deal, but we spoke about it on "squawk box" but it is a first deal of the consolidation of pl players who own a lot of television

>> i had the ceo of dupont on last night, and she said it is the wettest spring, and we had another company reporting terrible digits and the simple avd, that reported terrible numbers yesterday and based again on this american bankrupt group and the fact that it is a wet spring. i want to take it for what it is worth and say that monsanto is not bad. i don't think it is bad. but the stock can surprise you at the end of the day. and the ceo is hue grant and incredible he can do both. >> yes, he is a renaissance man. >> and hugh jackman should be the head of dupont. >> and not working that much in terms of the hollywood. >> well, hugh grant has turned it into a science company, and ellen is trying to do the same thing. these are companies that have, look it, they have made it so we are drought resistant crops and good, and biotechs and not re n rejenneri. >> well, a patent suit decided by the supreme court where we are -- >> yes, it is a big day where they will resolve all of the remaining cases. before we run out of time, let's listen to what ellen coleman told you last night about the issu

. >> i moved to dupont write was mugged six years ago. >> reporter: d.c.reare somewhat surprised. >> it's an obscure thing. i haven't seen anything liken ak this that i'm familiar at all. people have to be cognizant andd watch their surroundings. >> reporter: the suspect was so brazen he returned to theetue scene to throw back what he he didn't want.. >> he said, and the watch. i guess he took the cash out an he threw back the phones and the wallet. >> reporter: the suspect road d oarodeoff on a bicycle he had pd by. >>> they are asking for help top get the criminal off the street. if you recognize this face or or have any information about thiss robbery, you are asked to call police (#20)272-7909. >>> police are searching tonighg for a man who broke into a home. >> police say the man was armeda with a taser, and pepper spray. >> we have a description of aa white male subject in his 50s 5s with gray hair, and possibly pos leaving the scene in a red carcr maybe a volvo, a red volum volvn tonight dc police are asking someone who may have spotted that car or

the beltway crowd coming out with the book in july called this town about the inside the scene of dupontircle and that gives this story and the color of washington and the political media establishment. and one book i am looking forward to reading is from one of my favorite sports writers. called mickey and really. watching the chicago cubs play baseball iran into willie mays bellas said two men who came of age at the same time and became stars at the same time and formed a lifelong right relationship that i never knew. that would be a good book for the baseball fans in the summer. that is my list and i look forward to reading them all. >> you have to be eric schmidt and jared cohen to draw a crowd like this it is the new digital age and eric schmidt is a software engineer by a bringing and chief technology officer of microsystems and for those who love the digital age he has the distinction of bell labs from the places back in the old days from wonderful retreats to help invent

it's all about the inside seen in washington, dupont circle and the georgetown salon. that book really gives us the story and the color of what washington and the political media establishment is all about. and a book i am looking forward to reading, the mantle, the maze, the parallel lives of baseball's golden age. i was just done in spring training in arizona watching the cleveland indians, the chicago cubs play baseball. i ran into willie mays, but this book is great because it looks set to man who came of age at the same time, stars at the same time, and formed a lifelong, something i had never knew. that is a great book. so that is my list. her look forward to reading the mall. >> let us know what you are reading this summer. posted on our facebook page or send us an e-mail. >> here is a best-selling nonfiction books. reflecting sales as of june 20th. >> a chinese journalist and former member of the communist party talks about the great chinese famine from 1958 until 1962 that killed an estimated 36 million people. he argues that the famine did not have natural ca

this town is all about that the inside seen in washington in the dupont circle and at the georgetown salam to be the gives a story and the quarter of washington and the political media establishment. and for fun a book i'm really looking forward to reading is called mckee and willie the mantle made the parallel lives of baseball's golden age. one of my favorite sports writers. i was just down and arizona watching the cleveland indians, chicago cubs player in baseball and i ran into him getting up there in age but it's great because it looks at the two men who came of age at the same time and start at the same time and actually formed a lifelong friendship, something i never knew so that is a great book today i think it will be billed for baseball fans this summer. so that is my list and i'm looking forward to reading them all. >> he was one of the finest american musicians and he was what is often called a genius or the word genius is used by the data that is the advertising now. but charlie parker is with the word genius

dupont moved a fabulous quarter. i'm saying this can pull back to 50 and still be $3 above where it was when this rally began. now, here are the real worry positions. first there's hewlett packard. now it's going from $16 to $24. it did report an excellent quarter in that period in terms of the balance sheet and the earnings, not the sales. it's still not doing well. i think hewlett packard could easily fall $3 bucks tomorrow. the wrong number. home depot, it rallied all the way up to 81. it came back to 87 today. housing slow. listen, that stock can go to 70. next up j & j, guess what, with rates going up, that spur is diminished. j & j pulled back to 24. it can retreat, not much more. i'm very worried about 3m. this company reported a highly disappointing quarter, in a real sell-off, 3m has real downside, maybe down 11 bucks to 97 where it was right here when the rally began. finally, united health, i would think that unh can travel back to the $56/$57 range, not far above where it was before this last leg. people

microsoft and dupont says it experts earnings to be at low end of the its forecast. for leaders, ibm, united tech and 3m. here is what the company told cnbc. >> today we have a very strong base. which we can draw our baseline. we are not thinking at the moment of the acquisition. we can grow nicely on the base. >> scott, over to you. >> all right, josh lipton. there are 50 minutes to go before the "closing bell" rings on this wet and rainy day on wall street. maria, dow holding on to a big gain of 150 points. s&p positive as well. stocks snapping back from the sell-off of the year. >> scott, did you get this tweet in social media stocks are soaring. don't tell that to face book. the stock getting crushed compared it high-flying competitors. we will go to hash tag and what is wrong with facebook. >> what is going on with lululemon? then the chairman unloaded company stock at a very inopportune time. we will find out if this is a stock that should be in your portfolio. >> hollywood tightens. steven spielburg and george lucas have been at forefront of how you view movie

cisco systems, dupont. jpmorgan up nearly 2%.t we just got in with that numbers. a lot of institutional buying of homes. some of those numbers may actually be slightly skewed. just maybe the housing recovery will not be as great as it seems. stuart: the stock market is now up 165. let's forget the markets one second. let's talk politics. president obama's approval rating plunging. there are all of these scandals in washington. only 45% approve of the president. that is a plunge. a full 54% disapprove of what the president is doing in power. good morning, ashley. i believe that you say that hillary would have been a better president. >> it is hard to say at this point. i am not surprised at all at obama's approval rating. the most surprising thing is his 17.2 klein of young voters. they have been his most loyal supporters. to see that kind of the client is dramatic. stuart: that is a plunge and a half. >> i think it has evvrything to do with the national security agency scandal. i think for obama to say we are not listening in on

beltway crowd has a book in july, and this town is about that, the inside scene in washington in due -- dupont sierk -- circle and what the political media establishment is about. for fun, a book i'm looking forward to reading is called mickey and willie, the parallel lives of baseball's golden age by my favorite sports writer. i was down in spring training in arizona watching the indians and cubs play, and i ran into willie getting up there in age, but this book is great, k looking at two men, came of age at the same time, and they were stars at the same time, and formed a lifelong friendship, something i never knew. that's a great book, a big book for baseball fans this summer, so that's my list, and i'm looking forward to reading them all. .. [applause] >> good afternoon. it is an honor and privilege to be speaking with you here today. several years ago my father told me about a german ship sunk at the end of world war ii. he didn't know much about it other than its name and that was incredibly devastating

beltway crowd comes out with a book in july, "this town" about the inside scene in washington in dupont circle, the famous salons, and that book gives a story and color of what washington in the political media establishment's all about. for fun, a book i'm looking forward to reading is call "mice and willie," the parallel lives of baseball's golden age, a favorite sports writer. i was down in spring trainer in arizona watch my indians and cubs play baseball. this book looks at two men who came of age at the same time, became stars at the same time, and formed a lifelong friendship, something i never knew. it's a great book. i think it's going to be a big book for baseball fans this summer. that's my list. looking forward to reading them all. >> let us know what you read this summer, tweet us @booktv, post on facebook, or e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> host: well you spent time in the book on israel, iraq, and islam, and one of the isms you talk about is islamism. the real reason the islamists declared war on the west, that is embodies the freedom of the individual and the negation

>> i like dupont. >> shoes are hot right now, skechers. >> steven weiss. >> shoes are hot?., i'm pretty close to pulling the trigger. >>> don't miss a special edition of fast this evening sat 5:00. some of the top women this business joining melissa lee on the desk. you don't want to miss it. have a great rest of the day. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> good afternoon, everybody. it is a beautiful afternoon in the metropolitan area here in new york city. our question of the hour -- are home prices really going up, or is wall street's home buying binge inflating the numbers? new nevin on stephen cohen, a day after the redemption deadline. how far can his stock fall? >>> plus chris christie has added a speaking -- it's not a fairyfae

>>> once again, i want to thank the incredible executives from ford, starbucks, macy's and dupont and boeing, coming here to tell their story. i promise to find . >> first half of 2013 is officially over and it was a great period for stocks, but gold and bond prices tanked. the economy is still bumping along at a kind of a nothing-heimer with 2% growth. get out your pen and paper and take down what our team of experts will predict for 2013. we will talk the issues, stock, gold, housing, the overall economy, plus, don't think about the fed, it's not just fed policy, but the bernanke success in sweepstakes that could rattle the markets the rest of the year. regrettably, i must also report the first half was really bullish for political scandal, irs, nsa, benghazi, doj, scandals beat bonds. all those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report" beginning right now. [ music playing ] . >> that's closing the books on 2013. lots of money made in stocks. elsewhere, not so much. seema mody joins us with all the details. >> good evening, larry, we are halfway through 2013. boy, did t

dupont director of army programs. to go back to the haopl human dimension. lives on the land. not in the ocean or air. army's ook at the programs going forward the soldie platform the deployed with the marine partners the ast 12 years, the army is only talking about three priorities. how do we get after he innovation, continuing innovation and modernization of the soldier platform? aking care of soldiers, giving them the best equipment against those uncertain threats? is my you just told me ability of strategic message is going well because our modernization program is centered around our soldierless. first priority is make sure they are equipped with the ewest capability it not only have the best soldier but best squad. --t could be protecting them that goes with both protection and ability to conduct operations. the fundamental building blaock. one. is number second is getting information to the lowest level from theatre to the squad soldier level. that is the information network which passes both intelligence operational capabilities down to the lowest level because away be

dupont also in the red.l-year operating profits now expected to be at the low end of the previous guidance. finally, as for the nasdaq, biggest winner, catamaran, investors applaud as cigna expands its collaboration with ctrx. ubs raising that one to a buy. the lagger in the tech, biogen, downgraded in part on valuation worries. maria, back to you. >> all right, josh, thank you so much. we have another big federal reserve meeting next week. two-day meeting starts on tuesday, finishes on wednesday with chairman bernanke's press conference. so what is bernanke going to say at that press conference, and more importantly, what do investors want to hear from ben bernanke next week? joining me is greg and our own rick santelli. greg, preview this for us. what are you expecting out of bernanke on wednesday? >> i think his main message will be very similar to what he told congress just three weeks ago, which is to say if the economy continues to perform reasonably well, then they could start to step down the pace of

tucci: sundance and dupont award-winning filmmakers macky alston and sandra itkoff, were granted access one of the most controversial christians in the world. they stood witness to a schism inside the church and to the growing pains of this sacred institution searching to find its place in a changing culture. this is a story about church and state, love and marriage, faith and identity, and one man's struggle to show us that god's love

it has a nice office with 15-20 full-time staff near dupont circle and also in eugene, oregon, and they have done great work, and yet most of the civil servants i've spoken to in seminars, ect., outside of agriculture and interior and epa, have never heard of them. they file prominent lawsuits, they testify, they put out great reports. it's peer.org, peer.org. imagine if that spread? our politicians make a practice when they want to run to take control of our government in elections of degrading civil servants. that's a way to promote civility and bring up qualities, and civil servants can do something about it. nobody can stop them from doing this. when you hear the statement, it's easier than we think, it starts with doing things that nobody stops you from doing. gets you to second base and then it's heavier in the opposition, but nobody can stop you from doing, nobody can stop people from signing petitions, summoning their member of congress in the august recess to a town meeting exclusively on catching up with 1968 minimum wage, 30 million workers making less today than workers made

so like a dupont. they have such a strong market share in this space.nd it's product innovation, and they do help crop protection. so no matter what, good crops, bad crops and a good dividend yield, plus she is also focusing not only more on ag, but health care as well. a lot going on there. >> coming up next, one biotech company that has seen big gains and a surge in business to kick off the year. the secret behind ova science' success. >>> and tesla back in the green. what might ceo elon musk tell shareholders at the electric cars annual meeting. we'll look ahead right after the break. stay tuned. >>> "fast money" means trading. everybody's got to bring their best information each and every night. the entire trading day is the preparation for that night. >> it's idea generation. it's all about giving you a framework for how to look at the market. the world has changed, our show as evolved. i am guy adami. i am "fast money." >> i am pete najarian. i am "fast money." >> are you "fast money"? go to the nbcuniversal store and order your fast money tee. ru

beltway crowd and is coming out with a book in july that is all about the inside seen in washington, dupont circle and the georgetown salons, the famous georgetown salons. that book really gives us a story and the color of washington and the political media establishment is all about for find about drama can afford to reading, the mantle, the parallel lives of baseball's golden age. one of my favorite sports writers. i was just down in spring training in arizona watching my cleveland indians, chicago cubs play baseball. i ran into willie mays to is giving up there in age. this book is great because it looks set to menu came of age at the same time and formed a lifelong. something i never knew. that is a great book. so that is my list. looking for to reading the mall. >> let us know what you're reading it. tweet as @booktv. posted on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail. >> here is a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. >> next, from the 2013 book festival in maryland, a panel discussion on independent bookselling. about an hour and ten minutes. >>

this town is all about the inside seen in washington, dupont circle, bethesda, the georgetown salons. that book really gives us the story in the colored duffel washington and the political media establishment is all about. it -- the parallel lives of baseball's golden age by one of my favorite sports writers. i was just down in spring training in arizona. this book is great because it looks set to men who came of age at the same time, became stars at the same time, and formed a lifelong. that is a great book, a big book for baseball fans this summer. that is my list, and looking forward to reading them all. >> let us know what you are reading this summer. tweet as @booktv, posted at our facebook page, or send us an e-mail. >> the parallels to the way you talk about the evolution of edison finally perfecting the incandescent light and the way that we often talk about the evolution of computing as well. you have actually spell some of these out, and i just want you to talk about those. first of all, you talk about ended debunk the notion that most great price stems from the single brill

dupont, coca-cola, some of the names leading the way. it is interesting, also, as you watch different stories. names like blackberry with a top. china relief rally. gdp numbers, that is what we are talking about. >> samuel adams and buffalo wild wings up almost 3% today. thank you very much. see you in 15 minutes. lori: let's talk about gold. the price of the pressures meddle humbling for the first time. let's talk to phil flynn. >> it is sentiment on what the feds do. it is concerns about china and the fed pulling back here and how far will it fall? $1200 is what traders look at. with his drop in gold down to 1250, this is probably the closest we have been to the nominal cost of production in over a decade. this is a very critical area. it will be interesting to see if this 1200 holds their key area. lori: does it mean in this cycle? give me a time frame. >> they are saying it will happen in a matter of onths. you are seeing all of the big banks jump out of this market. 1200 is probably the numbers of people in the industry is looking a

intel down, dupont, caterpillar, j.p.ase, you name it it's down as of this morning and the dow industrials right now, just as we start to get rolling, down 41 points. one of the biggest moves for gold in a long time happening right now. we're right on-- a moment ago we were right around 1300 and now we're at 1293. and just a couple of weeks ago, it was 1400 bucks, not that long ago, 1800, now 1293. a big drop. and look at this, please, the yield on the 10-year treasury reached 2.40%. yesterday before ben spoke it was 2.20%, almost a quarter point. doesn't sound like much, but in financial terms that's a huge move up for interest rates and down for bond prices. from portland, come on in, keith fitzgerald. ben may take away the remaining stimulus, but the same question i asked from larry levin. >> this is tough. what he's doing is a lot like monetary drunk driving, he's jerking the wheel back and forth and the market doesn't know what to make of it. there are certain segments of the economy i think are going to do well, com

dupont of akio surviving but as you can see on the south side, on either side of the bridge all the buildingsy erase changing the landscape, the fingerprint of florence forever. . the monuments officers' upon arriving in rome had learned from rome officials that the works of art from the museum in naples had been placed at this at the in december of 1943, january 1944 german troops in a much trumpeted and highly visible ceremony delivered the works of art including this painting, and another painting to rome in front of the palace of venice where you may have seen mussolini standing on the balcony speaking and it was an effort on their part to show the world german forces were not stealing works of art, they had removed these things knowing the ground war was headed their and their effort was to safeguard these works. there were cameras to film this, ceremonies, wonderful words exchanged but because of the advancing war rome officials did not have time to go through and inventory these works of art from museums in naples which also included works herculean and pompeii but by the time the monu

coleman from dupont the night, and she does not have much use of the natural gas, but they are talkingp.s. came on "squawk" and talked about how natural gas is so prevalent and even though a huge amount of capital infrastructure you have to do, they are looking at the natural gas vehicles. you have to get the oil out of the new orleans, i mean the louisiana hub, because there is just -- they built all of those for keystone, and dirty oil so to speak, and some people it is heavy crude, but we need light oil, and we have too much oil in the wrong places. >> talk much more about what you have to night in a few minutes. >> thank you. >> and meanwhile, josh lipton is on the floor watching at what is happening. >> after the sell-off yesterday, the green on the screen. the dow shooting up 80 right at the open. central bankers around the world working to calm nerves and remember yesterday china was the word of the day down here, and you had liquidity fears and credit crunch and would it slow down the economy more, and now the chinese policy makers are out talking about the interbank rates and

serious se condition after he fell 60 feett down an elevator bank at the q street entrance to the dupont metro station.me this happened before 3:30 thisft morning. we're told he suffered a a fractured leg and may have othee possible injuries. metro transit police say the man appeared to be highly intoxicatedded. thintoxicated. the system was closed at thelose time but has since re-opened.re. >>> now to today's big story. s. while president obama is in northern ireland this morning ag day two of the g-8 summit. he is defending controversialvea surveisurveillance programs. >>> the chief of the nsa program is set to testify today and could shed more light on the surveillance programs.an lauren demarco has more on the e information. >> reporter: this is the fist e time that keith a alex alexandes going to be speaking publicly about it. it the question is how much domestic spying are we willing e to put up with. >> reporter: president obamaama facing a wrath of issues at homt and abroad. not the at least of new disclose disclosures, in internationall spying. in an extensive interview, theth p

to a square in the united states, it could be times square, it could be if you're in washington, dupont circle or whatnot. so you have really this beating heart of an important city in turkey, the largest city in turkey. the capital also saw some demonstrations. protesters saying enough is enough of this authoritarian prime minister. as we were discussing with christiana amanpour, the prime minister o world, this is a democratically elected government with aizsupport base. many of these demonstrators are not saying let's overthrow our government, they're simply saying we want a modified behavior from our leadership. we don't want this awe thorn taryn leadership. we didn't want this type of government. it seems as though when we look at this image that this part of the street has been cleared of protesters as we continue to hear tear gas guns fired. nick, can you hear me? it seems as though the square is empty from what i'm seeing. >> reporter: that's correct. the square is significantly empty. the police have taken back up their position. i'm afraid you can't see me because we've had to