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it looks like a down day after what we've seen in asia and europe.en now, the dow would be lower by 75.5. the nasdaq lower by nearly 20 and the s&p 500 lower by nearly nine. this was after a mixed session on friday. we saw some losses in terms of the dow. it was down 74 points. the nasdaq was up 11 and so we saw strength in tech making up for it. karen, how does it look on your end? >> the same story here. the negative sentiment really came in on the front end and the back of that gdp number out of the states but, of course, some negative news this way as well waiting for resolution to the greek bsi talks. the stoxx europe 600 was down, down almost 0.8%. basic resources is one of the big weights today. the italian market off 0.75. in france no surprise bnp paribas and the cac is up 1%. the german market has shed about 0.9% sitting below the 6,500 handle. >>> let's take a look at philips shares in trade. down more than 2.5%. this after the dutch electronics giant posted a net loss of 162 million euros in the fourth quarter. losses from its tv business

casablanca i asked every every time we got to come out of a film but there was hollywood or from europe or asia going wow wow right and i'm lucky i think we're all lucky if that happens once or twice a year now where you just come out playing golf fantastic. and so there's good stories and there's satisfying stories certainly being told but that that sense of something so deep and so beautiful and so brilliant is rare very rare now you know my latest impression of modern cinema i watched woody allen's midnight and i'm going to fad of woody allen and myself never being but this what is it about the palin daughter. and i had the at the festival so i went to watch it and it's not worth half of the backs of the few ships people because back to the future is better i mean it's for kids but it is better what is it happening what do you know that he is a classic what is the story what do we what does that woody allen was in his day one of the great iron it's. certainly great social and. personal. masters of. the difference between appearance and reality and his films are very complex and fascinating a

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our oldest alliances in europe and asia are stronger than ever. our ties to the americans are deeper. are ironclad commitment -- our ironclad commitment to israel's security has been the closest cooperation in history. -- has meant the close cooperation in history. we made it clear that america is a pacific power. the new beginning in burma has led to new hope. from the coalition's we have built to securing nuclear materials, to the missions we led against disease, from the lows we have dealt our enemies, to the enduring power of our moral example, america is back. >> america is back. much of president obama's speech was laying out his vision for the future, but he also took credit for some of his past economic policies. how many jobs a been restored, and how much improvement has been made during his tenure in the economy. the republicans, in their response, were having none of that. the governor of indiana, mitch daniels, gave the customary response to the state of the union. he blamed president obama for the country's economic woes. >> republica