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story don't get fooled by the hype station over tells more yes max in the past week we've had the dow jones hitting all time highs and everybody of course celebrating that the jobs numbers look good they came in better than expected but check out this headline and yet the labor force participation rate is still falling and turning to this nice chart here and you can see that yes indeed this is the participation rate by those available to work in the market and they are not working sixty three point five percent of the workforce is actually working now all of this looking at the chart and the data that was available from the bureau of labor statistics is that felix salmon of reuters said that the number of multiple job holders rose by three hundred forty thousand this month to seven point two six million arise larger than the headline rise in payrolls which means that one way of looking at this report is to say that all of the new jobs created were second or third jobs going to people who were already employed elsewhere so remember this is that famous scene looking back on george w. bush whe

wall street to kick in borrow another trillion or two trillion buy stocks at the market drive the dow jones to new highs and then so you see job's are plentiful stocks are higher failing to say that the job participation rates crashing and the debt. driving these prices has never been higher so there's a huge gulf between the statistical representation of reality and what the being spurious on the ground on the street by the average joe and josephine bag of donuts you know i've seen headlines in new york times alleging that these jobs numbers prove that ben bernanke he's quantitative easing the quantitative easing to infinity is working and that we can continue that because these jobs numbers are so good but as you see again you know the participation rate is down and those who are working are having to work two or three jobs to keep up with inflation let me jump in here for a second because over in the united kingdom of course people are saying look at america there stimulus is working george osborne and you know you we need to go away from austerity in the u.k. and bring about american st

point cost two hundred million dollars in federal debt we're hitting all time highs in the dow jones but there's no such thing of course as a free lunch where does it come from here is the invoice in the past five days alone total federal debt rose from sixteen point six four trillion to sixteen point seven trillion an increase of sixty one billion dollars in five days amounting to one hundred ninety eight million six hundred ninety seven thousand and sixty eight dollars for every of the three hundred seven dow jones industrial average points again this week because remember us debt is the asset that allows the fed to engage in monetization and as a result hand over trillions and fungible reserves to banks while they're saying that the accumulation of debt two hundred million dollars of debt for every day jones point is meaningless and the only way they can possibly say that is if the federal reserve bank in washington d.c. will never have to unwind the debts that they've taken on to make this bubble occur and the only way that's going to happen is if you've got a global recalibratio

so unless the dow jones keeps going up greenspan is going to kill over and die is an important thing to realize that this is his thinking he says that. prices cause activity cause economic activity and that the reason is the wealth effect of the stock market he says which has risen to a five year high and it explains why the consumer has been able to overcome various headwinds such as the payroll tax increase so the price rises are a looser real they're fake they can evaporate we've seen that happen the tax increases are real they take your real wealth your real savings your real money and transfer it to basically wall street well i mean a great example of that would be a company like correction school of america the biggest largest prison operator in america the start price goes up according to greenspan that's great the fact the deal with municipalities around the world to put ninety eight percent occupancy rate in their jails and you rounding up people and prosecuting them and then jailing them by the needs of that stock price never crosses the mind of greenspan. again it's a good

>> on jones, 620 jones street. come on up. now it is your turn. . >> my name is stewart... >> could you speak into the mic. >> my stewart selic,s and i live at 620 jones and i am pretty much overlooking that side of the building. there is quite a bit of noise that comes up from people not just conversation, but when people get a little high then the shouting starts and so on. my question here is exactly what kind of music are they going to play? i have been there and they have had a mariachi band come in, you figure this is just one night and so on. they have a couple of other times when there was some kind of brass band playing. i have not seen the specific about what kind of music they want. i would think as he said that if inside and indoors and a piano and maybe a jazz combo that would be all right and i personally do not know and maybe it it is on the record but it should be on the record, what kind of music he is playing. and maybe, you can get a decibel level permit or something like that. i don't know. but he is a litt

the dow jones industrial hit virgin territory.arlie gasparino looking at arguably one of the best investors of our time, warren buffett, and you have something to say about him. charlie. charlie: it is not just me. i know he is your favorite investor, favorite fat cat, but what you really have to do is crunched the numbers. he came out with his report last friday whe one of the most closy watched events in the investment industries, putting out an annual report and kind of interesting, people using that to crunch numbers on buffett. the numbers themselves do not lie. they d did not look that good. over the last 20 years buffett has done well, but most investors use smaller time frames and here's the interesting thing. you look at that short timeframe like five years, the most popular time of measurement, and berkshire hathaway underperforms. this is annualized returns, we should point out. total annualized returns. underperforms the russell value index which is a real apple to apple comparison. as you know, warren buffett is a val

what is the dow jones winner?ackard, with all of the storm that this company has endured over the past quarter. a lot of issues, up about 5% for the week. cheering on hewlett-packard. we will be watching hewlett-packard to see that hold onto their gain. talking specifically about what to do with your money, let's ask our expert on what he thinks will happen. as a chief strategist, let me just get your thoughts. >> the thing about the sequester is this is not a fiscal cliff. this is a slow. nothing changes on monday. over time, if this is not reversed, we will start to see this in april and start to manifest itself. but in the near term, this is not changing very much. liz: let's look forward to march 27. perhaps that is a more important point. the continuing resolution, that could be a real issue. we are trying not to just look at today. how serious is that if we have a government shutdown? >> if for some reason there is not an extension of the continuing resolution, it would be a major negative for the market and

negotiators reached jones by cell phone, but he won't let christie go.ent of public safety, or dps, decides on a risky rescue plan. while the rig is speeding on i-40, dps troopers shoot live ammunition at the 18-wheeler's engine. >> you wanted to stop the truck, you needed to shoot the radiator. so they shot the radiator. within two minutes, the truck overheated and shut down. >> at 7:30 p.m. after three hours, the truck comes to a stop. >> part of me thought it was over. and he just snatched me by the hair and pulled me to the back and just kind of shut the curtain. >> in the back of the cab, jones calls the mother of his two children and says good-bye with a frightening remark. >> then i hear, it's time to end this. he leans back, cocks the gun, and this is when i asked him if i could call my kids, and he said, yeah, you should call and tell them bye. i told them that he was fixing to kill me. and they were all there together screaming. and i told them how much i loved them and that i was sorry. and he takes the gun and he puts his head down, and he's

at washington and jones. they're not near the site. that's not how you define neighborhood character. the residential design guidelines tell us you look first at the adjacent buildings, then the block face, then across the street if necessary. in this particular case, it's not necessary. we're asking the commission to listen to the neighbors and look at the neighborhood. the second extraordinary exceptional circumstance in this case is the way in which this housing has performed for more than a hundred years and more than 35 years as affordable rent control housing. the project looks out of place. it's far too large. it gives the impression of the creation of some luxury condominium or tics. when you have the two top floors, individual elevator, two-car garage, it gives the strong impression at some point in the future all the units will be transformed into tics, condos, it's really the only way to recruit this investment in the building. even if you accept it at face value the proposal is far too large. the variance cannot be justifie

and mark jones approaches. >> check you.heck you. >> and while mark jones approaches me, my phone rings, but then it hangs up. so i go to redial the phone. and he is like what is the problem. i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. i'm like falling out the door, and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. and there is not a lot of reaction. you can see them all looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on, or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones afte

>> jones. thank you. >> get your property.. >> releasing one from gate two. let's go. be right with you, ma'am. >> come on, billy. run to me. >> don't come back. >> that's it. >> don't want to see you anymore. >> i ain't coming back. >> put that on your head. >> good to have you home. >> it's good to be back. >> let me do the honors. >> them. >> cigarettes in the car. >> can't have them right now. >> a hug. >> taking a picture. >> i don't care. >> oh, man, finally. >> all right. >> all right. everybody in. >> while jones savors his first moments of freedom, in wabash, leonard mcquay fights for a different kind of freedom. he has a review hearing with his case manager to determine if he's ready to be released back into general population from administrative segregation, the only world he's known for the past 16 years. >> you going all the way out with it, ain't you? dog leash and all. >> the prospect of mcquay, the killer of a corrections officer, being released back into general population, naturally has some staff on-edge. >>

the dow jones industrial had an all-time new high. the dow jones of 126 points, closing at 14,253.77. that is a long way from its start back in march of 2009. 6547 points to give the dow jones at full value. the s&p 500 within 25 points of its record tonight. the nasdaq gained 42-point. all the way up to 3.6 billion shares. stocks of the big board finishing today higher. the the biggest gainers were on the dow, hewlett-packard. the biggest dow gainer since march 2009, american express has gone a little over 500% at that time. and in the commodities market, gold rose $2.5 per ounce. 10 year treasury bonds rising. stocks have gained about $11 trillion, up to $11.3 trillion since march 2009. this year alone, the dow jones industrial more than 8.5%. the s&p up nearly eight points. joining us now to take a look at whether the these stocks will go higher and just how soon, stephen whiting, and i don't mean to put too much pressure on you, but we will. [laughter] >> let's turn towards today's remarkable performance. this is a moment for all

the dow jones industrial average in all-time record high territory.open this morning, and it hasn't really looked back at all. the dow was up 158 at the high of the day. now a gain of 128, but still well above the highs last set in october of 2007. now trading at 14,256 with 30 minutes to go. >> news alert right now. let's get to courtney reagan with that. over to you, court. >> reporter: that's right. court just ending here down in new york city at the supreme court. martha stewart leaving the courtroom actually in a pretty good mood, much as we saw her this morning. as she walks out, she actually has her camera, she's taking pictures of the photographers taking pictures of her. everybody actually pretty patient considering everything that went on today. miss stewart almost getting into lamar odom's car. i understand he's also here at the supreme courthouse but how it unraveled is macy's lawyers tried to get stewart to agree that she understood that macy's did have an exclusive over some of these product categories in question, but i have to say, mis

why don't you just forget what barnaby jones has to say? to barnaby jones, and then let's see how far you get in society? okay, stanley, why don't you tell us how barnaby jones knew the poison was in the milk? can't we just be like normal third graders for a while? oh, and what do you consider normal? i don't know. like learn about art and music and go on field trips. yeah! yeah! yeah! yeah! well, mr. smarty-pants, it just so happens we are going on a field trip tomorrow. hooray! hooray! to where? hooray! to the planetarium. aw! aw! aw! aw! planetariums suck. oh, now, what's wrong with the planetarium? it's boring. yeah. alllook alike.lations well, too bad. you're all going to the planetarium, and you're all going to love it. in the meantime, we're going to watch episode number 203, "barnaby under siege." aw. aw. aw. oh, sorry. i taped these at home, so there's more commercials. hey, kids, do you love cheesy poofs? yes. yes. yes. yes. well, cheesy poofs is looking for a kid to sing the happy cheesy poofs song. watch for our talent van as it

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i live at 1525 jones for over 30 years -- 30 plus years. and there's many concerns i have about this project. >> excuse me, ma'am, sorry to interrupt you. do you wish to submit your name for the record? >>> my name is rita del sombrano. >> thank you. >>> my concern is, number one, the scope of the building and also there is an issue around security of the building right now. when i heard about this, the private elevator -- and for the past, the winter months, the lights have not been adjusted. and we've had homeless people sleeping up in the, up in the loft. but i'd also like to address how many people are living in the building at this moment. three of the buildings -- three of the apartments are empty, the slots are empty and three of them people are living in. above me lives a chinese family with three kids in a one bedroom apartment. or maybe it's even less than that. next to me is an israeli couple that have the flat next to me. and the two, my original apartment on the top floor, is the apartment i think the present owners want to ren

i am a little untrustworthy of the dow jones. host: on twitter -- in pennsylvania, a republican, janie. caller: good morning. i have been listening to what the people have been saying. i think they are right. in the think anything lives of average people is changing. i am sick and tired of them laughing and clapping. it is so artificial. the rich people, corporations, thereby and selling from each other to increase the value of wall street. they succeeded. as far as we are concerned, average people, we cannot afford to do anything. we cannot even buy food. the food prices are foodup. you cannot buy a pound of ground beef for $5. who can afford to feed their kids? [woman laughing] i am really mad. host: are you speaking from personal experience? caller: yes. i am one of those persons who never misses the news. i read newspapers. i watched c-span all the time. mrs. obama is suggesting people go and eat fresh fruits and vegetables. how can we afford to buy an orange for dollar? an orae has been a dollar for fi years. you cannot affo

a new record on wall street as the dow jones hits an all-time high. what could that really mean for bay area workers and silicon valley businesses? >>> new state of the art tunnels are making a dangerous oceanside highway safer. but some drivers could miss the heavenly vistas of devil's slide. >>> and urban planner stuart cohen has some ideas for avoiding the nightmare ride to work known as the mega-commute. coming up next. >>> good evening. welcome to "this week in northern california." i'm joshua johnson. let's dive into our roundtable discussion. joining us tonight on the news panel are paul rogers, science and environment reporter for the "san jose mercury news." tom vacar, consumer editor for ktvu news. and martha mendoza, reporter for the "associated press" based in santa cruz. welcome, everyone. yesterday, thousands of law enforcement officers came together in honor of santa cruz police sergeant loran "butch" baker and detective elizabeth butler, shot dead last week by a suspect they were questioning about a sexual assault. the memorial was so

lowell who owns the adjacent property to the south at 15 17 jones street and the other by mr. john casey, who owns the property at 1222 to 12 26 jackson street, which is perpendicular to and abuts the subject property along the rear property line. the dr requesters are concerned that properties are concerned with the following issues. property values and views of adjacent properties would be adversely affected. this property would set a precedent of four-story editions which would adversely and further change the neighborhood character. the fourth floor addition does not conform to the neighborhood's top ogg is. it would adversely dwarfish the neighborhood's property. it would not lib to or enhance the mixed visual character of the neighborhood. the project would block air and light of the neighbors. ~ the project would impact the neighbor's privacy. the roof deck would create noise. the new garage is incompatible with the city's transit first policies and excavation would adversely impact existing retaining walls. the department's residential design team has reviewed the proj

in jones changed that. jones was the case where the police did in fact go to a person's car and physically put something in it. that's -- something that tracked. that's behavior. >> correct. but the definition >> so what is it in jones that said what we're supposed to look at is not behavior, but the subjective intent of the officer? >> it's the language in jones that says one of the elements in determining whether or not a physical trespass constitutes a search under the fourth amendment is, is there a physical trespass, onto a constitutionally protected area, for the purpose of conducting a search. those are the three elements of the >> what is the constitutionally protected area in this case? >> in this case, the curtilage of the home. >> even though it's the sidewalk where people -- there's an implied license for people to walk up to >> well, that was your -- justice breyer -- i mean, it may be a search. i see that. >> it's not a sidewalk here. it's the front door. >> it's not the sidewalk here, is it?

the dow jones industrials. never been higher than where it is closing today. they're dotting the is and crossing the ts, and when all is said and done the dow jones industrials will eclipse a record score more than five years ago under a different president, different times, a market that has scratched and clawed its way back to this time, and this moment. let's see where we stand right now because these numbers are not yet official. they will be in the next few minutes. the dow up about a percent today -- make that 9% -- year to date. the nasdaq, which despite its 1% climb today, is a long way from where it was at its all-time high in march 2000. so, don't hold your breath waiting for that one you've might want to hold your breath for the s&p 500 because with it today, it is less then 2% from this all-time high. let's look at the drivers for all of this. you can put it on a credit card. an american express card. that was driving a lot of this today, the financials. a key reason why we lanked lanka deb back -- dedeb bag:and, pfizer, company that benefited when

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we are seeing a seven-point gain for the dow jones industrial. a little positive sentiment down of floor of the new york stock exchange. a lot of traders were glued to that chimney when the lights month finally came out to announce that there would be a pope. the dow does industrials, butter by eight. s&p 500 moving higher. the nasdaq up four and and a half points. what is important to note is that stocks erased some early losses and are posting these modest gains. just as you thought that we might see a pause that refreshes and than non record date, we are not seeing that now. after being down nearly 40 points we are on track for a seventh straight record close. the last time that happened was january of 1987. the s&p 500 at this level just about nine, eight points away from its all-time high of 1565. the stick a look at retail stocks. some of the standouts. best buy, sears, all moving higher. and then bank of america retail. we should look a j.c. penney. the sticking up for his boss saying beleaguer ceo brian johnson is not going anywhere addin

today the dow jones would be 30,000 700.we have had a very difficult 14 years in the investors should be conscious going through the summer months, june through september. gerri: what happened the last time? everything. you have to think that given our history of the last decade or so, there is another bubble out there that is going to burst. what is the bubble but you are worried about? >> you made the statement the last time that everything fell apart and the earnings were much lower and it was definitely more of a bubble. so i think we have a much more sustainable earnings base here. i think the other thing here is the stock market has doubled with retail investors. >> we still have two more, we are looking at a couple more runs of this. i think we are going to get some consolidation here. we are going to get some consolidation. gerri: one trader said that he wants to see the markets go down. >> that would be a healthy thing. that puts more fear into the markets. my clients are fearful. gerri: is this a sign that we are a

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so let me turn to jones -- jones.for those you are not familiar with this major supreme court decision last winter. the court was confronted with a case where a slap on gps can, st of a properly named, was put on a car and then it collected information over 28 day period. and the court needed to decide was that a search or not under the fourth amendment. and going into that decision, many people, including myself thought well, what's the problem? the car is in a public space. you can see it. and you could follow it using sort of good old-fashioned gumshoe for 28 days. why should it matter that you're using a gps, how does that change? and in spite of the great, great work of michael craven, this lesser general's office, one of those salt of the earth god centers of the department managed to have 10 justices rule against us. that was a laugh line. [laughter] the first five justices in the majority used the theory somewhat ironically of trespass to come up with a limiting personal and found that the mere sticking on a g

we have been opened at jones for two years this week, it is going great. we have got most of our operational stuff down to a science now. what we would like to do is do music on sundays, for brunch. we would be doing performance any time from 11 until 5:00 possibly 6. realistickly it gets real cold in the afternoon. so i don't think that we will be opening passed six. or passed five. >> this is live music, and you understand that it is not dj, you can't have a dj it is going to be a live musicians. >> we are actually going to take out a couple of the tables in our patio bar and put in a piano. >> okay. commissioner hyde? >> you are going to take tables out of the patio and put in a piano. >> it is a room out on our patio, it is enclosed. >> how is this... i know that it is a piano but how is this sound proofing out on this patio bar? >> bullet proof. there is panel glass and doors. >> i just wanted to, you know. thanks. >> and concrete. >> any other questions? >> your smoking is it done in the patio? >> it is done outside. >> you guys i think have a floor

well the dow jones for example hitting a new high wall the amount of debt backing the dow jones is at a new high so this is a rally based on margin or debt the u.s. debt is at all time high the global debt is at all time high the global derivatives markets are at all time high six hundred trillion dollars in derivatives around the world so if you look at the global economy as a system because it has long sense left the place of being tied to anything relating to supply and demand of tangible assets like gold we're now really in a systems analysis to look at this global economy you realize that the stress and the strain of the system by adding these hundreds of trillions of dollars worth of derivatives creates these episodes. systemic collapse and we've had now four or five years of this rally we've had now a period where people are have grown complacent and generally that's when you see the will start to pop off and that's when you see markets go through a bit of a tumble you know they say markets climb up a staircase and fall down an elevator shaft so this elevator shaft is about to

the dow jones industrial average is up 8 percent so far this year alone. what is behind the subject? a number of factors including the housing market recovery, low interest rates and consumer confidence is up. we will take another look at the big board right now and you can see the dow is up more than 138 points. >> the united nations security council is setting the stage today for a fourth round of sanctions against north korea. the u.n. security council is meeting behind closed doors to discuss the sanctions in response to the north nuclear weapons test. experts believe the north koreans nuclear arsenal includes up to 12 weapons. >> in the foreseeable future we may have a persistent problem that doesn't boil over and doesn't go away. >> the north took their own steps vowing to cancel the 1963 korean war cease-fire because of sanctions and ongoing united states and south korean joint military drills. >>the vatican is waiting for five more cardinals to reach rome before setting the date for the conclave to elect a new pope. the vatican spokesman says a han

the dow jones industrial average keeps breaking records. it closed today at another all-time high of 14397. also the labor department says national unemployment is down to 7.7%. california's employment numbers were supposed to come out today. they're coming out in two weeks. tom vacar, all of this looks good for the biggest businesses. the ones at the very top. certainly hearing that the dow is up and joblessness is down. looks good. but all that glitters, you know, what does this really mean? >> it means that in ultimate terms that the economy is starting to gain traction, but it's still very slow traction. we do know that if you had the average amount of money a person has in a 401(k), $77,000, invested in the dow jones industrial average when it hit its all-time high five years ago, today you have basically not made a penny. in fact, you've lost money because inflation, though small, has eaten up more than that. you've made no money on dow jones. normally one would expect a return of 4% to 8% a year. the stock market has a long way to go

another headline input as the dow jones industrial closes at all-time highs, 14,295. the s&p up one and three quarters. the nasdaq could not hold the games they were able to find, and the russell 2000 up about a quarter of a percent. david: we're looking at oil in particular today, continuing the down slide, managed to stay up above $90 intraday, $90.44 for a barrel. a lot of people thought it was going to slide much further as a result of the death of hugo chavez. perhaps maybe now they will get the oil company down in venezuela up and running. we will talk about that later this hour. liz: real estate and th zillow getting a boost. websites bringing them to see homes for sale. zillow rallying to the highest level since the ipo, you can see trulia jumping nearly 10%. david: take a look at food related stocks, all five food brand stocks hitting all-time highs as we can see it came down a bit heading into the end of the trading day, but intraday they posted all day highs because of the fact a lot of the products that go into those finished products the consumer stocks a

. >> jerry jones, a passenger on the train and a local attorney, heard them asking other passengers, reading high levels of isotopes on you, do you know why? that's when jerry jones raised his hand and said -- >> i have a nuclear stress test. >> had gone in for a nuclear stress it test that day for a small amount of radioactive material is injected into the system to run tests on the body. that's what the tsa was picking up on. >> they went in looking for somebody who possibly had a dirty bomb and found somebody who had a medical past. >> exactly. kind of impressive they were able to narrow it down to just within a few people. >> that should make you feel safe if you're riding a metro line in chicago. >> that's what jerry jones said. >> one of great security knowing there are people on the lookout for this type of thing. >>> [ inaudible ]. >> this is a video that's being passed around on the internet, the social media. it's coming out of the ukraine and you're looking at little dima. he was born in august of 2012. and dima was diagnosed with something called hydropcephalus which mean

with that, i'd like to ask reverend jones if he would come forward for the invocation.applause) >> let us bow our heads. unite our hearts in prayer. eternal god, creator of the world, sustainer of life and lord of history, thou art great and beyond our power to fully know or comprehend. so, god, we come today to give you thanks for both the ordinary and extraordinary mercies of our lives. we thank you for the gift of living in a city where the richness and diversity of races and cultures is celebrated. and as we begin this celebration of african-american history month, we remember with fondness those who worked and sacrificed to make a life for themselves and their people. we remember those who marched, who sat in, who were jailed and who lost their lives that we might obtain in this nation of immigrants full person hood and full citizenship. we celebrate with joy notable african-american san francisco ans such as mary rodgers and howard thurman, danny glory, willie brown and now london breed who have given of themselves, that all people, black, white, yellow, brown and

the dow jones industrial average is up 8 percent so far this year alone.hat is behind the subject? a number of factors including the housing market recovery, low interest rates and consumer confidence is up. we will take another look at the big board right now and you can see the dow is up more than 138 points. >> the united nations security council is setting the stage today for a fourth round of sanctions against north korea. the u.n. security council is meeting behind closed doors to discuss the sanctions in response to the north nuclear weapons test. experts believe the north koreans nuclear arsenal includes up to 12 weapons. >> in the foreseeable future we may have a persistent problem that doesn't boil over and doesn't go away. >> the north took their own steps vowing to cancel the 1963 korean war cease-fire because of sanctions and ongoing united states and south korean joint military drills. >>the vatican is waiting for five more cardinals to reach rome before setting the date for the conclave to elect a new pope. the vatican spokesman says a handf

another day, another record for the dow jones industrial average.e are moving higher again right now. the dow was up 57 points at the high of the session. now up 43, and, again, any positive close for the industrial average will be another new all-time high today. maria? >> well, bill, our next guest recently urged me to invest in gold and avoid stocks. since then gold has gone down, stocks have gone up. he's not changing his tune though at all. >> yeah. joining us on the phone from thailand marc faber, managing director of marc faber limited. he's publisher the "gloom, boom and doom" report. marc, good evening, good morning wherever you are? >> good morning for me, thank you. >> thanks for joining us. >> and thank you very much for the very kind introduction. >> well, plenty of people, you're not alone, have been saying they expect the u.s. stock market to go lower. they expect gold to go higher. in your view why hasn't that trade worked out yet? >> well, first of all, since the year 2000 when some people in media organizations were touting stocks,