there is an interview room that is located at carc and jjc for officers to conduct their interviews. this room has been set up. it has a life scan and hoda machine, and has a secured and locked the door. behind there is all the equipment officers need to further their investigations. there is a system there and a tape recorder. a paper shredder. everything they need behind in this locked door. so, we think it is important for officers when they are in the field to be able to access not only this interview room but the interview room at jjc. officers are under a lot of constrained to get in, to do what they need to do and to get back out in the field. our responsibility is when they do bring a young people in to make sure that they are able to do their paperwork, they are able to do it sufficiently, completely, and thoroughly. we get them back out on the street and probably -- in probably no more than 15 minutes, a lot of times less. it is important for the young people to know their rights. there is a know your rights brochure, language has been inserted from the dgo. that should be

along with jjc, simple for etf that tracks copper, yeah, that's china. all to the green. green early for the rest of the market. stock is heading down. only the oil and oil-related plays stayed on the canvas from another two buck decline and crude off the petroleum over obscene tax breaks although they don't seen all that pornographic to me. it is mystified. but it all makes sense when you look at the through the lens of the money-management business. mechanics of the business that many are in. just like i told that you monday was the day when underperforming hedge fund managers took stocks up to increase their performance and bought outperforming equities to show clients how smart they are. i owned apple. today was lock-in day for the winners. the master. bottom line, winning portfolio managers particularly hedge fund managers know when to quit when they're ahead. don't think the cramers are the only one to figure that out. the only one this morning is register ringing followed by catalog thumping. they could absorb this kind of selling and rebound from it. don't worry,

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i'm watching in orders to try to track auto sales, i'm looking at jjc.me whether there's a move to this watch. >> and you're also watching finisar, down not so badly, but another victim of weak telco spending. we've been hearing this again and again. >> don't you find this amazing, when you want to you knead optical product. it obviously even though we know there's tremendous demand for broadband, it's not happening. they're not spending, and it's killing these companies. fiber is a loser. >>> let's send it over to david. >> very crowded. a lot of people here for the opening bell. >> a lot of -- they're gawking at you, and of course jim and melissa, carl, we're just having a great time with this new set. the eu summit is beginning today. leaders of europe are meeting in brussels, you know what's happening? nothing. for ages and ages, the future of europe is not dependants. no votes on the future of mankind hanging in the balance, no votes on austerity treaties bailout funds, they are going to get a report on greece, of course, they'll give a nod toward t

. >> i've been watching the jjc. the copper etf. i've been saying it's teetering.entories spiking. i always take china as more important. remember, 10% of the world's copper was used by china ten years ago. now it's 40%. we used to be 30% ten years ago. now we're 10%. i think the price of copper is set in china, not in london. >> absolutely. that's part of the story. it's set in china. we've been talking a lot about what's happening with chinese demand trends and how they're slowing. >> what does that do for rates worldwide? >> jim, why are you convinced that rates are headed straight up? >> well, other than the fact that geithner is trying to get out of dodge before these skyrocket -- >> by the way, they have been, in part because perhaps they have been the 10-year. we can take a look at the last month. we have moved up significantly in yield as you see right there. >> i think there's two forces going on here. obviously we're going to have more supply. that's going to happen. i think it's demand. i see the mortgage market coming back. i do think there's a subtle t