erin andrews is here tonight. [ applause ] >> jimmy: erin's partner is maks. was getting frustrated and said this. >> you love yelling. >> i don't love to be yelling. i love to be silent and enjoy dancing. >> jimmy: i don't love yelling. i love to be silent and enjoy dancing. let's hear that again. >> i love to be silent and just enjoy dancing. >> jimmy: why is that funny to me? he loves to be silent and just enjoy dancing. erin did very well on the dabs floor tonight. here she is. her costume tonight, really wearing nothing but flowers and feathers. she had the second highest score of the night. i think i made another good pick. meagan mullally is here on the show too. very intelligent young people with us. every year, the finest child scrabble players in the nation compete. the winners come here to play me after they win the tournament. they're 13 years old. here's what happened to the last two teams on the show. >> what does that add up to, tell me if you can figure that out? >> 26. >> jimmy: 26? that puts us over 100 now, doesn't it? go ahead and add those

. >> mike: let's see what happened with erin brennan behind the net and for erin brennan who is a sophomorem new york you might want to get the ball -- up top. >> jack: she not going to want to go unless she draws to one side. >> mike: the ball is not being moved around, it is just everybody in front and defenders of maryland said okay, how about a quick pass out to one of the wings, it could change the deminutes -- demention of it dimension of it >> it is difficult to implement it during the game. >> jack: it is difficult to implement it during the game but it seems like they have been running the same offense, you would think they may want to change it up a little bit. >> mike: 22 minutes to go in this contest. maryland had four straight goals. penn has the ball in white behind the net and we are looking at erin brennan who gives it up now for ali deluca. she has been held in check tonight, the top score for penn. now ali deluca, he goes behind the net with it again. you now glulia giordano, had the goal earl yes, and passes that one up. glulia giordano gets it back in front and stays wit

the big ones are too big to fail, erin. they were saved. they all basically were on the verge of collapse in september 2008 and they were saved by the government because the consequence of that were far too scary. they're too big to fail. you won't let them fail. >> bill isaac, what's your response to that point and also to the point rob kaplan says it wasn't about how big the institutions were, it was about how interconnected they were in an absolute basis aig financial services was relatively small. it was the fact that its tentacles were in so many banks that was the problem. >> i believe that the legislation currently in front of the congress is not going to fix too big to fail. we have roughly five banks that control over 50% of the financial assets in the country. there is no way the government can allow those banks to go down without destroying the economy. so i would agree with the basic premise that as long as we have that much concentration in our financial system, too big to fail will always be with us and we need to do something

erin, of course, will be in charge of that. erin?squawk on the street" we started the discussion but we ran out of time. here's something that came up during the conversation. >> because unemployment insurance exists, people are going to quit their jobs. >> all the evidence shows the more you have unemployment insurance the longer it takes people to find jobs. >> this caused a huge, wow, i can't even tell, except for dan you're wearing something different it looks like this is the same shot. we brought them back. keep talking about it. there was passion in the conversation, boy the way, our e-mail box was full of passion on both sides of this issue. i pulled up the study here and i want to throw this at you first, dan. it is a study that was done, journal of economic perspectives where they actually said and jpmorgan has also been citing this for every five days someone is unemployed, unemployment benefits tend to extend by a day. that may or may not be nefarious but that is what the numbers tend to show. dan, does that make sense? d

she does it again against erin brennan.ll control it here and we are coming up at the halfway point. >> jack: another point, the girls were allowed to move before the whistle was blown so we saw penn come up with that 50 / 50 ground ball. >> mike: she is up high and ali deluca goes behind the cage to emily szelest. one goal for help help. >> jack: i don't know if you notice this mike, but they have to get the cutters to come through and maryland is going isolation from atop to the open player throwing and dumping. >> mike: courtney lubbe has it again and let's see what they get in front. penn scored the two first of the game emma spiro had it and maryland had it and karri ellen johnson on the feed from laura merrifield but it is down 2-1 maryland. >> jack: this has actually been a very well played game thus far. we have not seen a lot of 13 officer. >> mike: no we have not. right now she is controlling emma spiro. glulia giordano right now for ali deluca, last game for you goals for ali deluca for penn and they won over cor

erin? >> thanks very much, scott cohen. let's get the market reaction. bob, off the lows for the market for now. >> but not by much. the most interesting thing is over here at the politics and the timing of the announcement. we have a huge financial regulatory reform bill up in the senate, probably in the next couple weeks. senator dodd has been shepherding that. roger freeman, a pretty respected analyst over at barclays had a note out in the middle of the day, which i think crist liesed a lot of people's comments. it was a way to sway some of the on the fence republicans to support a tougher financials bill. the president has said that anybody who votes against this -- so strong rhetoric around here today. the goldman sachs here, a low of about $155, well off that low, huge volume, north of 0 million shares changing hands. citigroup also dropped initially, but has come back a bit. there were questions whether this would cause the government to delay selling its stake. i can't imagine why that would be, but it was curious how many questions i got about t

so a whole lot of pot for 4/20, erin. >> that is a lot.nd by the i way will admit because i wouldn't say the producer's name because by the way i wouldn't want to embarrass her and she knows 4/20 and she doesn't care, andrea doesn't care. she knew all about it. >> good for you, andrea. >> for those who may not have known -- trish, all right. one other headline we wanted to update you on since this is a story that we've obviously been following closely over the past year, pirates apparently notice five or more accused pirates will be accused here in the united states. we'll follow that one for you. time now for the "closing bell." >>> earnings news sparking around on wall street, and now investors are setting their sights on a pair of key technology results. apple and yahoo! -- set to report after the bell. will this be the next lift that investors are looking for? live from the new york stock exchange, this is the final and most important hour of the trading day. >> and good afternoon. live at the floor of the new york stock exchange. hi,

>> he actually did, erin. he talked about agricultural land in his district. the tenth district out there. i hope i got that right. the tenth district. he said they're bidding about agricultural land, using leverage and sees all the signs around him of really what he calls capital misallocation because of artificially low rates. incipient signs of it, not rampant signs. >> that is interesting. agricultural land. that's something -- definitely worth us following up on. let me ask you, steve, do you, from all the people you speak with at the fed, see anything here? is it really just him? or is he going to win anyone over? >> reporter: no, you know, i think people have kind of -- come his way is probably too strong a statement. but dudley talked about a sustainable recovery. bernanke said today they're not out of the woods yet. but i am hearing at the leadership of the fed they're more confident about the recovery. that will pull forward actions by the federal reserve when they feel the recovery is sustainable. i went back and looked at the statements from when a

erin?>> all right, goldman sachs at the center of a legal storm, doubling its earnings beating expectations. executives of the firm, everybody loves to hate right now, talking to investors on the conference call. michelle caruso-cabrera was dialed in. michelle, what did they say, how specific did they get on this case and, of course, for those just joining, did lloyd blankfein break tradition and get on the phone? >> no, he did not. this was the general counsel who had -- who joined the call to discuss the legal ramifications and also the cfo. let's run through the numbers and then a sense of the tonality of the call. numbers better than expected. $5.59 per share, that was 91% better than a year ago. far above the estimates. that translates into a profit of $3.5 billion. revenues came in at $12.8 billion. also better than expected. the expectation was only for $11.1 billion. now, the conference call -- and, by the way, fixed income, the biggest provider here of revenue, $7.4 billion out of

. >> erin, thanks very much. cnbc has learned that the government has testimony from a former top paulson official appearing to contradict a part of its own case, specifically, cnbc has reviewed documents that questions the government's contention in its case against goldman sachs that the wall street firm misled the insurance company aca about paulson & company's intentions to short the deal. the government's complaint reads "unbeknownst to aca at the time, paulson intended to effectively short the rmbs portfolio it helped select." however, cnbc has learned that a top paulson official, paolo pellegrini, told executives that they intended to short the portfolio. they asked him about a meeting with laura schwartz -- "did you tell her that you were

. >> mike: erin brennan, good feed in front but a little bit high but backed up as penn still controls it >> jack: good play over there by courtney lubbe they mained attained possession for penn. >> mike: that was definitely a push. >> jack: yep. >> mike: that will be a preposition. >> jack: all right, they are going to work it in here, glulia giordano. glulia giordano with it. glulia giordano works it in and shoots and scores and the game is tied. glulia giordano the junior puts sticks it high, very difficult shot to beat the goal . >> mike: he ties it off here, jack. >> jack: she tied it up before she could get that shot. >> mike: here it is maryland number 2, 11-0, it is a battle so far tied at two. >> jack: exactly what we expected. >> mike: glulia giordano her first goal to tie it up and that came after the push by maryland in the offensive end and i guess when you you are a team like pep and it start to get the defense a little bit frustrated. >> jack: it may be a little bit edgy and that's what penn wants to do frustrate maryland's defense in the 12-meter to get those quality sh

. >> thank you, erin. good to be with you and mark. >> what's your perspective here on the goldman sachs situation? i know you probably had a chance to look at the s.e.c. filing as well. do you think there's something there or do you think this is politics? what's your view? >> oh, i wouldn't want to venture an opinion on it because i think it's a little too early, but certainly, we've got to make sure that what we do is the right amount. i want to regulate to avoid fraud, certainly, but we've got to also have the capability for our companies to be able to compete in the global marketplace. >> so, is anything going to change in terms of the financial regulation bill, either what is in it, anyone's stance on it or when it becomes law? >> well, right now, many of us are not willing to sign on to the bill because of the too big to fail language, which is not nearly tight enough for many of us. we do not want to have a big divide between the too big to fail banks and then all of the other community banks in th

sunshine with the one and only erin burnett. >> we have erin burnett? >> yes.. >> from the new york stock exchange or from the east, whatever. >> two of my favorite people. joe and mika get to sleep in every once in awhile. we all do the heavy lifting. >> it's all right. >> yeah, so you guys, this is interesting. 0.00 is an important number to remember today. the reason it is important is because that is exactly how much the market moved since last friday. i mean, it's actually pretty funny. we are opening this morning at the exact same level all the way the decimal points where we closed last friday. that is evidence that the market is confused. the market has been struggling with that 11,000 level but i'm thinking today is sort of the last day of an era is the way to think about it. it's the final countdown because monday, everything could change for the market. for the past three months, everyone has said it's all going to depend on earnings. market's up 70% over the past year. is it a bubble, is it not? monday is the first day of earnings season. alcoa will

. >>> erin andrews, dancing with death threats."dancing with the stars" on high alert. erin's private security force. the threatening sexual e-mails. and her desire to dance on. >> she says she's not a quitter. >>> welcome to our secret rehearsal. >> two top teams. >> evan's secret injury. did derek and nicole peak too soon? >> teeing off on tiger. >> i had a busted up lip.

and we have trouble with goldman, and we will talk about it on the special with erin burnett tonight, and some rake over, but the market held up reasonably well. >> it did, but however, one of the big questions now is what we will see coming up next week. i want to bring in rick santelli, and you were talking earlier rick, and i paraphrased you a bit saying it is a pandora's box scenario that people are very much afraid of, in other words, where there is smoke there is fire, and now that we have seen this with goldman, the question is, are there going to be others who become problems down the road? >> well, absolutely. let's be very simple about it and oversimplify. as the special branch of the s.e.c. doing this kind of corporate structured deal starts to dissect it, they will end up with more on the selection process of the securities and how they worked with the rating agencies to get the widest spread and how is normal for an issuer to hold the long side of say a junior traunch and maybe be short some of the senior traunches. i think that there is a process of enlightenment which m

. >>> brand new erin andrews death threats to talk about. real danger today, very scary for the "dancing with the stars" con ststars" contestant and espn reporter. will she keep on dancing? and brand new evidence could prove "idol" is losing its edge. and "showbiz tonight" names the most provocative celebrity of the week. who is it going to be, maybe for kate gosselin for all her dramatics on and off the dance floor, maybe jon gosselin starting this new war with her over their kids or perhaps tiger woods, yeah, he's nominated again not for cheating this time but for his controversial and downright creepy nike commercial. now, the showbiz news ticker. more from "showbiz tonight" making news today. >>> moments away from naming our most provocative celebrity of the week. kate gosselin slammed for taking on three reality shows and bellyaching how hard it is. her ex-husband jon gosselin suing her for custody and claiming she's an absentee mom. >>> or tiger woods? welcome back to "showbiz tonight." portia de rossi opens up about coming out as a le

but -- next week on the show, courtney love, erin andrews, megan mulally, craig robinson, a boxing rabbiil twilight. you have a message you want to say tonight, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: and share that message with us. >> i want to say to my grandma, happy birthday, grandma, i love you. >> jimmy: that's very nice. tell everyone how old she is tonight? >> 80. >> jimmy: 80 years old. it would be a nice thing -- you know what would be a nice thing for you to do? >> after the show. stop by there and treat her to a little bit of your patented -- >> jimmy: give her a thrill from a younger man. >> thank you, jim, thank you, guillermo. >> jimmy: here we go. not even the volcano clouds of iceland could keep our guest from being here. you can sween over him every monday night on "gossip girl." say hello to chace crawford. now, i should maybe establish that i'm not kidding, you were held hostage by the volcano. >> i was. the ash clouded the uk. >> jimmy: where were you? >> i was in london. there ares where places to be. >> jimmy: they wouldn't let any planes out, right? >> they wouldn't. >> jimmy: h

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erin burnette is live at the new york stock exchange. this is a very big deal now.through it. >> you're right. it is a big deal. at least for the markets. we're down about 145 points. goldman moved down nearly $20 as a result. here's what it boils down to. one of the people during the financial crisis who profited the most, john paulson, made millions of dollars by betting against subprime before anyone else realized or was smart enough to do it. he went to goldman sachs and created subprime mortgages. what goldman helped him do was go out and find other side to that. that's what goldman sachs and other investment banks do, find buyers and sellers. what happened and was wrong was that goldman not only disclose to the buyers, but they were working with john paulson. he helped pick what mortgages were going in, but also led the b buyer to believe that he thought the mortgages would go up, not down. that is where the real issue is and where this complaint comes from. it was a billion dollars. a german bank that lost a billion. there was a guy listed, 31-year-old vice p

erin burnett, thank you very much. very good work.investigations. i'd like to snow. >> we'll keep calling. >> maybe we'll have him on and ask. >> do you think he would come on? >> call dropping. >> cuomo, there was a great piece of times, cuomo takes lots of calls and shapes his press conference. so he does a lot of off the record shaping. >> he will not do that with me. maybe it's me. maybe i smell. >> don't do that. don't do ta. it's not you, believe me. coming up, an exclusive first look inside the politico playbook including the white house correspondents dinner. why it's becoming the super bowl of nerdy washington events. that would explain it right there. first, here's bill karins with a quick check on the forecast. >> here's a view of that wedge tornado, the one across mississippi on saturday. it was 1 is 7 an miles wide. ef-4, winds of 170 miles per hour. this morning, bad weather down here in florida. we've already had tornado warnings, trees down in many areas in the southern half of florida. that's going to track through we

we know erin andrews has death threats, evan the figure skater has broken toes. now pamela anderson has money woes. officials with the state of california say she's failed to pay almost $500,000 in personal income tax. her attorney is not commenting. despite that she danced her way to third place last night. as george tells us for the second week in a row a figurer skater glided his way into the top spot. >> reporter: evan and his partner tangoed to the top with 52 out of 60 points. this week all teams got two sets of scores from the judges, one for technique, one for performance. evan admits some of his techniques off the dance floor are unusual. >> i have to touch each of the judges' chairs as we walk by in the rehearsal in the morning. i'm very ritualistic. getting worse with this show. have i to use the kleenex out of the same box, chew the same gum before the show >> reporter: nicole and her partner once again in second place. their rumba included a graphity-defying leg extension. >> i was a little scared to do it because from the wrong angle we're just shar

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and in kansas city, erin barnhart, television critic for "the kansas city star."rin barnhart, at first glance, this seems like a big comedown for conan after "the tonight show." >> actually, i didn't follow any of the insider gossip, so i was as surprised as anybody, and yet the minute they announced it, it sounded terrific. it just sounded like a home run. but to get inside why it works, i think you have to understand some of the ironies here. he gets to move to 11:00, with the earliest he's ever been on in late-night, and yet he arguably will be doing edgier material than he did at 12:35 at nbc. he's now doing a program where he's giving up a lot of his audience because cable audiences are traditionally smaller, but it's going to be more advertiser friendly. so it's actually going to raise his profile. and you know what, at the end of the day, he may actually be able to grab that crown that he dreamed of all along his 17-year journey here. >> we'll see about that. >> and that's the king of late night. >> you said, raise his profile and tbs aren't usually used in

malczewski say they witnesseded the entercounter and dis-- encount erin dispute the version of events>> the office is on routine administrative leave. >>> the trial begins today for a baltimore community lead are accused of killing his estranged wife. murder happened outside baltimore's east side district court in november of 2008. prosecutors say cleaveon williams junior stalked his estranged wife and stabbed her to death. he is the former president of the greater green mount community association. wjz will have more on the trial today at four, five and six. right now baltimore county police are trying to identify a pedestrian who was struck and killed as she pushed baby in stroller. it happened around four yes afternoon in rosedale. police say the woman attempted to cross philidelphia road near i-695 when she was hit by a car. the woman later died at shock trauma but the baby stroller was pushed out of the way and the child was not hurt. police say the driver was at fault and charges are now pending. >>> a 3-year-old is recovering following a house fire in glen burnie. for fighters

. >> but he addressed all these questions with erin today on her show, erin burnett, he talked about. production levels. they've got to ramp up production. they're talking about copper at 3.30 to 3.50. there's better names than freeport. freeport's made its run. that's the problem p everybody's looking at them, they're trading ten times. that's probably about right for freeport right now. but if they can sustain growth-f copper can sustain these levels, then freeport's cheap, but -- >> it's got a great dividend. >> i don't think the problem is anything with valuation. i think the div is great. i think production can grow. i think there are limitations, there's bottlenecks in copper. but what what he said that bothered everybody is the china stockpiles are high and there's a potential that demand can come off the table. totally consistent with what we heard from china on friday and over the weekend about what they're doing to their housing market. this is a problem with freeport because it's a very popular trade. pete and i yelled on the phone today copper's still at 3.50. at 3.50 you'

. >> reporter: in fourth place, an unhappy erin andrews and her partner. >> apparently i need to take my pants off. >> reporter: fifth place finishers pamela anderson and damian whitewood had a wow moment that looked dangerous. >> i like that. i like danger. i liked it. when he told me we'll go over here and maybe we'll do this, i said we're absolutely doing this. >> reporter: tied for six, niecey nash. >> the judges were fascinated by my jiggy parts as they should have been. hopefully the rest of the world was too. >> the quick step is extremely hard. i have the best feet in the world right now. they need to focus on my feet. >> reporter: the judges' scores and comments indicate the worst feet this week belonged to kate gosselin. >> i think tony could have had more life rocking a coat hanger. >> it's about encawfing people to dance, not about destroying them. >> reporter: have they encouraged you to just really go for it if you are here next week? >> no, pretty much they've pissed me off. so that might really work, actually. >> reporter: week six of "dancing with the stars" is just a

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they never acknowledge that had. >> i'm with erin.at's part of the reason when you say why does the s.e.c. pick goldman as opposed to someone bigger in this market. that's part of the reason they picked goldman now although talking to experts, even people who are sort of ardent goldman dislikers post think this case will settle and goldman will unlikely lose in court. but we'll see. it's still you in the early phase. >> you should setting quick. i'm not sure the s.e.c. wants to settle given how they approached this from the get-go. >> what a courtroom it would be. have a good day, everybody. >> thanks a lot. >> donny deutsch. thank you so much for coming. >> sweet thing. >> just to sit at the table with george will and andrew ross sorkin, sandwiched between these intellectuals, i'm like the spam in the middle of intellectual white bread. >> not going to debate that point. quickly, which team are you on? are you on sorkin's team? you can't be on both. >> i'm always on sorkin's. >> i've got a tank top that says team sorkin. coming up, i

espn reporter erin andrews is a close second. skater evan lysacek fell back to fifth place. judges said it was his worst of the season. now that kate gosselin is gone, the lowest scores went to the bachelor jake. one more danceable be eliminated tonight. i'll be watching. >> pamela anderson did not look bad as a brunette. >> that was pamela anderson? >> she looks really different. >> i did not notice. >> who was looking at her hair? good boy, brian. >> i would always recognize pamela anderson. >> hollywood's famous sign has been saved from urban sprawl. >> thank-you hefner for that. he donated $900,000 to a fund- raiser to reach a $12 million goal. there's a land conservation pact that protect the land of the sciences upon. -- sign sits upon. >> 5:53 is the time. 54 degrees. >> 5:53 is the time. 54 degrees. >> in case of everyday emergencies... guys, go get changed! ...or soccer practice, it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i've prepared my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts. they're individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and store wh

now espn reporter erin andrews facing a new disturbing threat. >>> and there's no doubt they wanted to kill americans. the brazen attack launched by taliban fighters against the u.s. consulate. a live report from pakistan with the developments you need to hear. stay tuned. megyn: fox news alert. we are learning more about a deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic headquarters in one pakistani city. taliban fighters using such weapons as grenades as part of their effort to get inside the u.s. con clat in peshawar to kill americans. sid kafee, streaming live from islamabad, tell us the scale of this attack. >> reporter: megyn, this is one of the largest attacks since the egyptian embassy attack in the mid '90s in pakistan, a series of powerful explosions in a span of 20 minutes and gunfire rocked the sensitive and well guarded area of this city this afternoon. at least eight people, including four militants, one paramilitary soldier and two consulate guards were killed. a car bomb exploded 20 yards from the entrance, they threw rocket propelled grenades at the compound. heavy fire could be

erin burnett is at the stock exchange.rlines. >> it certainly is, natalie. from the very beginning, it was clear this was a big story for the airlines and entire economies. airlines are the backbone of any modern economy, as we all know. flow flowers come via plane as well as people. it seems that that $200 million a day number we keep hearing in terms of how much the airlines are losing could actually be a little bit low. we found out this morning that british airways alone is losing about $30 million a day due to what they have dubbed the ash crisis. that means some of europe's 100 or so airlines, gnnatalie, coul go out of business. the european union's transport commissioner at this moment, natalie, is saying the shutdown in flights have already done more damage to the overall economy of europe than the attacks on the u.s. of september 11th, 2001. gives you a sense of magnitude of shutting down air space of what it can do to an economy. >> we're just begin ining to scratch the surface, too. erin burnett at the new york

erin andrews and max? >> i don't know if there is. >> larry: are you dating anyone? the boys, and the show, there's a lot of work. >> larry: aren't you lonely? >> i am lonely, but it's good for the dance. >> larry: don't young eligible guys ask you out? >> not right now, no. >> larry: no one asks you out? >> no not really. >> larry: the show is going to change? >> either this or match.com. that's what i was thinking. >> larry: we'll be back with more of pamela anderson. by the way, if you would like a date, get online. don't go away. when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. ♪ [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight. i want to run a marathon. i'm going to work with kids. i'm going to own my own restaurant. when i grow up, i'm going to start a band. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. thanks, mom. i just want to get my car back. [ female announcer ] together we can discover the best of what's next at aarp.org. ♪ could open a world of wonder ? ♪ ♪ so sensory ♪ so satisfying ♪ the discovery ♪ never seems to stop

erin andrews and max? >> i don't know if there is. >> larry: are you dating anyone?m not dating anybody. no time. just the boys, and damion and the show. it's a lot of work. so, no. >> larry: aren't you lonely? >> i am lonely, but it's good for the dance. >> larry: don't young eligible guys ask you out? >> not right now, no. >> larry: no one asks you out? >> no not really. i'm not thinking about that. >> larry: the show is going to change that, you know? >> either this or match.com. that's what i was thinking. >> larry: we'll be back with more of pamela anderson. by the way, if you would like a date, get online. don't go away. ♪ on the road again just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ >> larry: friday night, you don't want to miss it. pamela anderson is with us from "dancing with the stars." do you think it's hard to date a celebrity. say a stockbroker wants to date you, he has to put up with paparazzi, the press, people looking at you instead of him? don't you think it's difficult to date someone like you? >> i'm very difficult to date, yeah, that's why i'm sing

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the concern about bubbles runs throughout this speech, erin. the fed, he says, too often delays raising rates, leading to higher inflation. and he calls for a policy reversal while the data are still mixed and wants a fund rate. i want to give you this one quote from the speech here to give you a flavor of what's in the speech. he says, "i am convinced that the time is right to put the market on notice that it must again manage its

she is erin burnett live at the new york stock exchange.y reuters ipad app and i'm just seeing one profit after another after another. things may be turning around in this country. >> you have an ipad already? >> i have an ipad. i need another one though. >> all right. so yes, earnings continue to cross the big one, joe, is ford. ford coming out with a profit, and this is pretty important, yes, we know they've done better than everybody else and turping a profit recently. in and of itself, that isn't the headline but this is. they had a profit in north america. it used to be when it was doing okay it was because they were overseas and terrible in the united states but not this time. by the way, overall sales at ford were up 15% but in china, sales were up 84%. now, yes, it's a lower base. ford is not the big player in china. gm actually is. but that just goes to show you, and china is the world's largest car market now so. >> is ford a success story that all americans should stand up and cheer? >> you will you. >> you think they should alth

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. >>> could death threats again espn reporter erin andrews have started in virginia? the f wants to know. tmz is reporting that the threatening e-mails were sent from someone in newport news. the fbi has confirmed that but they indicate they may have oginated in the state of virginia. so far no arrests. >>> actress nicollette sheridan has filed a lawsuit against desperate housewife's producer cherry. she said she was assaulted and wrongfully terminated and say she was struck in the face during a taping in 2008. she said he retaliated by killing her off after she reported it to the network. >>> and does this count as a word? we're talking about scrabble. for the first time in 62 years the rules of game are changing. some scrabble purists won't like this. the changes include allowing names of celebities, places and companies to be used. originally the use of proer nouns was banned. that's a big change. >> it is a big change. and i know something that you don't know, is that just tough luck for you? >> if you know a word that i don't know, then you have the advantage. >>

we were in the middle of hearing erin billings, deputy editor of roll call suggesting it's just how many seats they will lose to make sure now that the they get the maximum face time with the voters back home. to that end, we expect we will only see financial regulation reform as it's called, and perhaps the other highlight agenda item, ratification of nuclear treaty and confirmation of supreme court justice with other things like climate change falling by the wayside. >> bret: they're trying to squeeze it in, in a calendar running out of time. >> running out of time and has back end pressure of the mid-term elections. >> bret: all right, james. apologize for the technical difficulties. nice recovery. thanks. the supreme court today heard arguments in case use of work-issued electronic devices for personal messages. text messages on your blackberry basically. go to the home page for foxnews.com/specialreport for a web exclusive report from shannon bream. you will be able to see all of it right there. we will be back in three minutes to talk with the fox all-stars about the president's fi

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. >> i'm erin burnett. have a good day. >>> welcome to "the call." i'm melissa francis. trish regan is off. dow back above 11,000 as europe announces its latest plan. we'll discuss what it helps for other european countries in trouble like spain and portugal, not to mention california. >> california, new york, new jersey. i'm larry kudlow. we have martin feld steen and robert rice to discuss whether there should be a vat tax. i think you know my opinion. we'll also talk about whether the fed is to blame for asset bubbles because it is just too boring and wussy. we are "the call" on cnbc. we need cowboy monitorism. >>> the dow back above 11,000 as euro done -- also on traders' minds, the earnings season which kicks off after the bell today with alcoa reporting results. the dow right now is trading to the plus side by 23 points. 11,020.63. the s&p 500 also in positive territory by about 3 1/3 points. aig, titanium metals, st. jude the biggest percentage winners. nasdaq to the plus side by almost four points. about a tenth of a percent, 2457. let's head to bob pisani on the

it was pretty nerve-racking to put it mildly until of course the time you get on the interview with erin and things kind of settled down and i felt settled down. i've been contemplating making a purchase of a stock that's an investment bank. it's called morgan stanley, and i'm sure you know what fund that is that's having a risk issue right now. they're about to write down a loss. writing down the loss -- i get feeling they might just be reinventing themselves and become a good buy. >> oh, bill, this is a tough call. when i read about that loss, i said how could everyone else be on the mend, be on the repair, and these guys still have such a big loss? i was disappointed. i come out on the other side of the trade. i am bearish about that. and let's remember, those of us who follow the options market, and i do closely, because goldman sachs, the expiration occurred today, there were a lot of people who were what's known as selling puts. that meant they felt there was no way goldman could drop. that meant they ended up being artificially long, and in other words, they didn't know they would

erin from virginia writes i'm getting married in october.y so what should do i for my wedding day to make me feel special, beautiful and different from my usual look? >> the makeup has to be a different style. since you like to wear enough makeup, wear a bright lip when you get married, it is great. but really play up your eyes. i suggest using long-wear formulas so you can apply them and not worry all night. >> i think you'll be crying, waterproof? >> long-wear, waterproof, layer darker and make it as dark as you're comfortable with. >> mary in boise, idaho writes, i am 68 years old. i notice that my face is developing more age spots. i use medium tint makeup plus a foundation stick. can you recommend anything else i can use since i still can see the larger, darker spots. it is hard to admit these kinds of things. how does mary correct the plaem? >> the way to cover a dark spot on your face is first lighten the color with almost a conce concealer color. there are a lot of products on the market heavier, texture coverups. do that first, then

erin andrews and maksim chim rofsky? >> i don't know if there is. >> larry: are you dating anyone?ng anybody. no time. just the boys, and damion and the show. it's a lot of work. so, no. >> larry: aren't you lonely? >> i am lonely, but it's good for the dance. makes me excited to go to the show every day. >> larry: don't young eligible guys ask you out? >> not right now, no. >> larry: no one asks you out? >> no. not really. i'm not thinking about that. >> larry: the show is going to change that, you know? >> either this or match.com. that's what i was thinking. no. >> larry: we'll be back with more of pamela anderson. by the way, if you would like a date, get online. don't go away. we know why we're here. to chart a greener path in the air... and in our factories. to find cleaner, more efficient ways to power flight. and harness our technology... for new energy solutions. around the globe, the people of boeing are working together, to build a better tomorrow. that's why we're here. ♪ (announcer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... ...to slow us down. but even in y

. >>> the fbi is investigating death threats against espn reporter erin andrews.n e-mails were sent. andrews was photographed by a strauker who posted photographs to the internet. >>> a man was struck by a car after stepping off a bus. the man is okay, but the video we're going to show you may be hard to watch. this happened several weeks ago and the man suffered several surgeries after he was thrown into the air. he has recently been released from the rehabilitation center. >>> last week we brought you the story of a flash mob and how in philadelphia, they have been turning violent. the good news is a gentler term. another flash mop turned out at the train station on thursday. about 500 people or 600 people just froze. they wanted to show that flash mobs were intended to be peaceful and fun. that's the latest headlines, now back to amy and carl with more news. help me out here. >> we're with you, we're definitely with you. you look like a bad clothing catalog. >> i was nervous about the silence. thank you all. >>> bill ckarins is out on the plaza with your foreca