jerry murray, a mid-level executive at the retailer will work his last day tomorrow. back in february, a leaked email--reported by bloomberg revealed murray telling other wal-mart execs that february sales were a "total disaster." and called it "the worst start to a month" that he had seen in his seven years with the company. wal mart says murray left voluntarily. the ceo who was in charge of bp at the time of the catastrophic oil spill in the gulf... just hit "pay dirt"tony hayward left bp shortly after the spill.. in 2010.last month hayward was appointed chairman of uk based gas company compact gtl. the company reportedly just made a "significant oil discovery" in iraq. meanwhile in louisiana.. the civil trial over who is to blame for the 2010 deepwater horizon accident is in it's 7th week. yesterday, the bp executive in charge of the gulf of mexico operations took the stand to defend hayward's decision to cut 75-hundred jobs at bp. investors who lost money in the bernie madoff scam cannot sue the sec. investors argued the securities and exchange commission "....fai

wal-mart vice president jerry murray leaving the company. this is according to bloom berg.r vp of finance and logistics after he wrote an internal e-mail back in february that said wal-mart sales for the month to date, quote, a total disaster. a wal-mart spokesman said murray's departure was quote, his decision. you can see the stock there, trading down. >>> all right, as we do every 15 minutes let's check the markets. gray wolf execution partner, chief technical analyst, mark newton is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. and mark, what's behind all the existment today in your opinion? >> well, a couple of things to change just in the last couple days that are interesting and important to highlight. one, that you started to see a few signs of china and also commodities starting to bottom out. yesterday we saw a big move in some of the industrial metals. we've seen some defensive sectors start to stall out. these are some of the year's biggest outperformers. this year is obviously mostly defensively led, looking at health care, looking at staples and looking at util