eric marshall from hodges capital management, and our own rick santelli.berly, you get to start first. you're one of those who feel this market is destined to go higher from here. why? >> i do. i think you've got a combination of low interest rates, you have inflation under control, and you have a ton of money on the sidelines. so i think that combination is rocket fuel to the stock market. >> but what about right now, where we see the markets up 10% year-to-date, we see these worries about what's going on in europe. are there reasons to be that we might be able to get into this market at better levels and perhaps the correction happens before going much higher. >> i agree with that. i didn't say it was going to go straight up. this is going to be fraught with a little bit of turbulence as well if there. we've got it coming up, the debt ceiling in may, and 27th of this month, we are running out of money. we've got to extend that as well. so i think those are the opportunities where you actually have cash on the sidelines, get in. >> then there's jim lacamp

eric marshall, jennifer delaney and jimmy lee. good to see everybody. thanks for joining us. s on the clock. what are you watching for tomorrow? >> we wouldn't get too caught up in the february treasury budget that will be out in the morning. any pull back in the market related to that we would view as an opportunity to buy stocks. as far as earnings, costco will be out in the morning. this is a seasonally a transition period for them, but we'll pay attention to what they have to say about the effects from payroll tax increases, as well as some of the recent weather patterns. bioscripts, which is a small-cap specialty pharmacy, is a stock we own action and then we'll pay attention to some of the leadership groups. >> all right. we will watch that, jennifer, what are you watching, and what should we be keeping an eye on. >> in the emerging markets trade today thea from both south africa and turkey, they have the two widest deficits in the emerging markets, so looking for any widening there that could put pressure on the currencies. 9 both had weak prince in december so, looking

eric: why can't i use a box cutter? why can't i bring a box cutter? >> greg: razor blade. >> kimberly: hope that you are next to an air marshal and not a psycho person witha: according to the administration, all the air marshals are poof, gone because of sequester. >> juan: they're not all gone. not true. the thinking behind this to inform the audience. the thinking is people have an emotional attachment to the swiss army knife or corkscrew or whatever and they don't want to alienate the public. >> kimberly: did you make this up? >> eric: >> juan: no. they don't want the tsa in arguments about -- >> andrea: when does the tsa care about our emotional attachment? just i'm telling you. i lost a knife. they volunteer to mail it back to me. i just lost it. >> andrea: nobody brought a knife on a plane since 9/11. why not keep it in place? >> juan: what about the golfers or lacrosse players? >> andrea: the tsa will get a good knife collection. people won't be sure is this knife too big or too small? why cause confusion? stick with the law. tremendous is no reason behind this. >> greg: there is a lost generation missed outen beauty of a pocket knife. my dad got

attorney general eric holder told paul the president does not have the authority to use a drone to kill an american who is not engaged in combat on american soil. >>> pilots and federal air marshals are pushing back against a new policy that allows passengers to carry small knives on airplanes now. the tsa announced its ban on small knives and sports equipment starting april 25. the flight attendants have created a white house petition online to keep the ban in place. it has nearly 10,000 signatures so far. >>> a shocking find when tsa did a random search of bags at the oakland airport. 67 pounds of pot. the suspect, 21-year-old oakland man who had a ticket to go to south carolina checked his bags along with the pot, mind you, which is worth about $300,000. tsa called the alameda counted sheriff's department, and the man was arrested. >>> 5:11. coming up, what's prompting a major recall of bumblebee tuna. >> all the cardinals have arrived in rome now. how close are they to selecting a new pope? we'll tell you. >> the frightening sight that closed several beaches in florida, coming up. dale: every great california road trip... luke: sponsored by a cheese company from oregon... dal

eric holder during his testimony before the senate judiciary committee this morning. he also warned against the cuts that are going to happen to the f.b.i., a.t.f., u.s. marshals, and u.s. attorneys. today's over-- -- oversight hearing is about 2 1/2 hours. >> the attorney general is here. the session will be in order. mr. attorney general, if you'd join us, please. because the session has begun, nobody will stand and block people behind them with placards or otherwise. this is a meeting of the united states senate judiciary committee. everybody here is a guest of the senate. and we expect you to be aware of all your fellow guests and i realize some have differing views, but everybody has an opportunity to be here. and i would hope that nobody would be so arrogant that they would feel that they should have an ability to view and block the view of others. this week is the anniversary this is the anniversary of bloody sunday when people were attacked when trying to cross edmund pettus bridge. attorney general holder talked about living up to our yols and the -- our ideals and the power of our legal system. rights protect all americans, that's what the justice de