here at disney world they're going to be completing the new fantasyland which has been the largest expansion in the magic kingdom's history so that will be big for visitors this summer. also, las vegas with average hotel rates at just$116 a night. airfares to these destinations in the $300-350 range. so it's pretty affordable for vacationers. >>i've been reading about how to time it right to get the best airfare deal. what kind of advice might you give to ensure that we get something decent and not get hit too hard in the pocketbook. >>flexibility is the key here. if you want to get an airfare deal. orbitz actually has a tool called orbitz labs. you can look at pricing trends for airfare and you can look within days before or days after and see how the prices change for airfare because it can be just being flexible within a couple of days and you can get major changes in your airfare. >>i have to believe that these travel destinationsflorida and las vegasthat they actually work very hard to make their destinations as affordable as possible. >>they do. what's key i think about these 2 destina

dot-com era, there are underlying earnings at a lot of these companies, but they god bid up to fantasyland. what i would do is look under the covers of these companies. what are these companies with all this cash buying to build out their infrastructure? that's where the next set of returns will be, the market will rotate into. >> herb, part of the problem is, as some of these companies have come back to earth, as andy says, you still aren't seeing any buyers ready to pile into any of these names. >> what are you supposed to do? look, there's an interesting comment from peter atwater. he reminded me, said price declines always start with the most extreme case and work backwards. he said this reminds him of housing in 2005, and tech in 2000. so, you know, you have to sometimes think we just -- by the way, scott, the data you saw on people coming in shorting right now would sort of confirm that. >> are you saying there were no natural buyers out there for the momentum stocks, herb? >> well, what i'm saying -- i said it yesterday and i did work and came back with more information. if you go b

. >> if you think my generation or the generation after me has that, i think you're living in fantasylandthey don't. they don't. >> i wonder how you are going to look back at yourself as a member of the united states congress if history unfolds in the way that i think the science says it does and makes these distinctions between the people that actually had the fortitude to stand up and say the unpopular thing and those who didn't. history judges those people incredibly harshly. those who met the biggest challenge of their time and people who didn't. >> the big takeaway from that exchange is, well, pretty discouraging. this idea that even people who think we need to do something about climate change feels there's no appetite to do it. that the unfolding disaster just sits there, hovering over our heads like an eternally unchecked item on the global to do list. well, there's a group of people who are doing a pretty amazing job of refusing to take later for an answer when it comes to climate change. actress daryl hannah is one of those people. i'm going to talk to her, next. >>> last week,

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release terrorists you would encourage the palestinians to make a real effort at peace is frankly fantasyland >> i want to switch subjects on you. as we discussed with general hayden, the senate intelligence committee this week voted to release a report on enhanced interrogation alleging that the cia has misled the public about the severity and success of the enhanced interrogation program. this is obviously a program that your dad was instrumental in supporting and helping to shape up. here's what chairman -- the chairman of the intelligence committee, dianne feinstein, said this week. >> it is now abundantly clear that in an effort to prevent further terrorist attacks after 9/11 and bring those responsible to justice the cia did make some serious mistakes, and that they haunt us to this day. >> she talked about it as a stain on the country. question -- senator feinstein, right or wrong? >> i think senator -- i think it's very sad to see senator feinstein do what she's doing. from what we've seen in terms of the press reports about this report, it was written entirely by democratic staffers

. >> in the fantasyland of international tax, caterpillar waved a magic wand to make billions of dollars>> as you can see, the senator not mincing words, something to keep an eye on as this goes forward. >> tell us a messaging. the messaging and explanation to lawmakers. >> got a hold of the testimony. nothingint is this, they did was illegal. everything they did complies with u.s. tax law. they firmly stand behind the strategy they put into place in 19 99. another point caterpillar executives have made, when it comes to the overall tax rate, they pay a higher percentage the most multinational manufacturers. about 30% higher than most of the competitors. their point is this is legal and looking for a way to basically try to pay as little as possible , as any company would do. it comes to paying domestic than am a we're doing more most. >> caterpillar not the first to take heat over this issue. the biggest difference is just that, they are a manufacturing company. what you have seen from the panel is they have gone after apple, microsoft, hewlett-packard. shifting over to manufacturing. w

they left fantasyland, joined our world. welcome. the more information we have about the economic impacts of bills, the better decisions we can make. mr. chairman, a simple but poor policy change like this will help get our economy back on track, create jobs, and protect hardworking americans and keep us in their world. i urge my colleagues to support this bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. chairman. i was glad the last speaker mentioned the c.b.o. report on immigration reform. i just wish if they really would o have a, they adopt the bipartisan immigration legislation that the c.b.o. wrote about, because what the port said is that would be a great boost to economic growth in our country. it would create more jobs. it would create more economic activity as i said because it would generate more economic activity and more prothe growth revenue it would reduce the deficit over the next 10 years $12

fantasyland, the 15-day outlook is very wet and cold for us. we do have a lot of sunshine.mperatures will begin to round them up and head them out. they are moving fast here pretty soon. clear, chilly. patchy fog. sunny, warmer. there's a little breeze. hardly one. a few locations might pick up a breeze. oakland started off at 47. 71 for a high. probably 81 tomorrow and maybe close to 90 by wednesday. upper 40s, 50s. remember the nights are very short. the system that we had on friday, that's the same low that give us our rain is causing a lot of severe weather. when you get the 80s and the low level jet coming up from the gulf and the cool air, you get a collision of the air masses and kaboom. that went through columbus, cincinnati. it looks like it's clap collapse -- collapsing a little bit. the line has oomphs coming out of arkansas, louisiana. this will be tornado alley probably here. it looks very severe today and then the northeast tomorrow into the carolinas. for us clear skies, 33. it was 27 in tahoe. now 33. i know it's 35 in clearlake. pretty cold for a few. we're

so a lot of people in hollywood, fantasyland, there's this great melding of real and fake.re supporting him. i don't think he'll win. he's refusing to raise money. but he's doing things like promising to have a reality tv camera or crew accompanying him to washington after he's elected. he already has a documentary being made about his campaign. i'd be shocked if he got more than 1% or 2% of the vote. it seems to be recreation for a lot of people. >> mark, more interesting than the candidates themselves are the people who are supporting each candidate. you kind of go through that. the self-help guru, the spokesperson suggested thought leader instead of self-help guru. >> choose words carefully here. >> is supported by others among the kardashians, katy perry, ai lan this morissette, and nicole richie. >> kucinich is also supporting her. i mean, she obviously has some slice of celebrity support. wendy greuel who is a runner up last year has the support of rob rhiner, ed begley jr. the endorsement is big out there for those voters asking the question what would meat head do,

it's not fantasyland. >> no, it's not.et's hope you can continue to provide the valuable insight. >> what did you think of them screaming at each other? did you like that? >> yes or no? >> yes or no? did you like it when jonah hill took the subpoena and threw it in. >> the subpoena, what was that? did you see that movie? >> who was the bad guy in that? hey, i ask it. who was -- was jordan the bad guy in that? >> yes. >> yeah. >> and the guy who rides on the subway. rides on the subway. >>> when we come back, the watch is on to see what amazon's going to unveil later today. they have a big event in new york city. we'll get more on that. >>> also ahead autonation ceo mike jackson will talk about those auto sales numbers from yesterday and, of course, the gm recall crisis, mary barra once again on capitol hill today. >>> take one more look at futures. dow's 44 points from an all-time closing high. we're back in just a moment. with all the opinions about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summar