and toyota, keeping the crowd as the world's best selling car maker, beating gm and vw. toyota sales up 2% to 10 million vehicles. >> the markets got slammed this week. we are in the thick of earnings season. what will the fed do next? joining me with answers, richard bernstein, ceo of richard bernstein advisers. rich, rebecca, thank you for being with us. rough couple daze, rough week in general, how concerned should we be? >> no more than normal, carl. we have to be careful, extrapolating two, three days into a long term trend. there are some real problems in emerging markets. here in the united states, things continue to improve. i think the economy is reasonably good. not strong. but reasonably good. and the earnings season is going to turn out to be reasonably good. >> rebecca, how long can we or should we be looking past some international phenomenon? rich is referring to? >> when it comes to emerging market pressures we are seeing now. the thing to worry about. if you have money managers out there who have to cover losses, getting on emerging market positions they

gm and volkswagen. gm sold 9.7 million. vw 9.5 million and toyota says 2014 will be the first year ever to sell 100 million vehicles. >>> and donald trump unveiled the new and improved trump national resort in south florida yesterday. it underwent a $250 million renovation updating, sprucing it up and adding about eight new villas to the property and also revised the resort's five golf courses lobbies and swimming pools and i will tell you i'll volunteer to do a consumer investigation for you to make sure the sun feels as good as it looks. back to you guys. >> you might get some company there jess. >> i think this is important. this needs to be done for our viewers. >> it's good for the morning show. yes. >> thank you jess. >>> the debate over supplements heats up. researchers are now saying you may want to reconsider your daily vitamins. coming up why a certain supplement is declining in popularity. >> plus, imagine making it above freezing for a change. sounds good right? howard is goin >>> 4:45 on this friday morning. we di

vw recently topped gm in sales in china. automakers from around the world will motor to detroit this week to unveil their latest and greatest. fifty new concept and production vehicles are set to debut in the motor city. the highly competitive pickup truck and midsize sedan categories may attract the most attention, with u-s automakers ford and chrylser ready to debut new models. still to come...previewing profits...naming the sectors that closed out 20-13 with a bang...plus,cruising with carnival.what the options market is predicting about the stock's ship to shore performance.and, making sense of a confusing jobs report. why the weak number is getting a strong response from analysts...bill moller explains after the break. what's wrong with this picture? you heard the government numbers that came out friday.the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped to 6.7% so you'd expect the number of jobs created would unexpectedly higher. economists predicted 200- thousand jobs were added to payrolls. but it was only 74- thousand - the fewest in almost 3 years. that's crazy to make sense of it we have brent schutte, senior investment st