we'll be talking with gary kasparov in the program about mr. putin going back into power. thanks, everybody. see you a little later. bill? >> let's get to the movers and shakers this friday. so far brian shactman is here. >> now we're down -- tripled the losses, down 14 points. we obviously are more negative than positive. only one stock up more than 1%, at&t. i guess that restriction on data and slow on the system is a net positive. you have caterpillar down more than 1%. you have ge down close to it, below $19 a share. i want to take a look at the sector heat map quickly to see how that -- basically telecom has been up all day and utilities have been positive in the last little bit. energy is by far the laggard, double the decline of industrials. let's look at a couple names there. weakest names are alpha natural and pea body. you have alpha natural down 14.5% for the year. coal, a little out of favor. pea body down a quarter of a percent for the year. energy up 6%. big lots, discounter over discounts, it hurts, and the stock gets sold off. on the russell 2000, micro ele

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