diana looks at the most hardest heim miami market where things are starting to boom again. >> and we have the stumbling blocks in the deal to sequester the government spending cuts but first the look at how the overseas markets fair fared today. >>> on wall street, more red than green in the stock market and some losses in the oil patch as well. >> that's where we begin our market outlook tonight. the company's ceo expects negative pricing press neuer several airs. looking at the stocks, down almost 4 percent. other drillers almost got hit. neighbors and hall burton down as well. leading the s&p gainers today. jcpenney the retailer got a positive report from an analyst at oppenheimer because of the new joe fresh shot. but says pennies needs to work through its problems. >> as ttrazenika reported a big drop. and forecast continuing difficulties with competition from generic drugs. shared traded in new york were down slightly at 46.18. >> and after six year on the job, electronic arts ceo offered his resignation during the tenure. the stock dropped more than 60 percent. he said in a me

we will call the women he and heim and men she and her. we could not do that. actually, in the 1970's, we did that when we try to get rid of male pronouns generically. 40 years later, some of us are having difficulty with that, and that is the kind of difficulty. these are things so ingrained, so automatically established that erratic eating them is no simple task, perhaps impossible. we are only going to be passed this when our culture has changed enough so that they are not acquired the way they are required now. tavis: we could have done the same thing we did tonight for race, we could have done the gender tests, but we did not, because i wanted to give people a eighth opportunity of how it works. you can take the test. but now folks understand how the system is set up and how the test works, tell me what you have learned from these tests? >> the interesting thing, the gender results are also a bit disturbing. we found that there is a very strong will recall stereotypes association that associates men with career and work, women with family and home, and it

a sectarian policies of saddam's heime and the oppression this sense the shia, of being persecuted was strong amongst the snia. the opportunity came, there was a segment, the islamists, who were thinking now, we have got it, we will never let it go. it will be a shia government. that put the sunnis a difficult position, and in the early days they brokered the political process. that did not work. they then joined in it. that is not working. now they are caught in a difficult position. they do not want to go to the extreme where al qaeda is because they get themselves where victims of al qaeda. at the same time, they are being marginalized and being treated as second-class citizens. it is very difficult. generalay that therir distraction is a much -- is part of a much wider dissatisfaction. they will feel that there are no services, no security, no progress, no jobs. where on earth are we going? the country seems to be in this situation where it is not moving at all. >> fantastic. much to delve into, and the circle back particularly on the allocation of will on revenue of a broader diss