and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread out the big cloth and put the kentucky fried chicken, the kool-aid, and all the stuff there, the mcdonald's and all the other things right there, right? this guy is sitting down and kinda not checking out the food, checking out the potential friends, looking around, he's trying to find out who's who. he looks across the way and sees someone and said, "whoo, this is it." boom-boom boom-boom. is it? okay, finally happened. and he looks at this lovely, lovely person. a lovely person who walks over to the edge of the cliff and looks down and says, "gee, i wonder how high we a above the water? how high above the water, do you guys remember this? how high above the water, i said, ey, i can do that." some other guy gets up, walks over to the edge and say, "how high we are above the water, "here watch this. watch this rock. [descending whistle] "five, five seconds. "5 times 5 is 25, 25 times 5-- we're 125 meters high." delightful person looks at that guy and says, "wow, okay." and they're getting together fine, you're sitting over here and what

and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread out the big cloth and put the kentucky fried chicken, the kool-aid, and all the stuff there, the mcdonald's and all the other things right there, right? this guy is sitting down and kinda not checking out the food, checking out the potential friends, looking around, he's trying to find out who's who. he looks across the way and sees someone and said, "whoo, this is it." boom-boom boom-boom. is it? okay, finally happened. and he looks at this lovely, lovely person. a lovely person who walks over to the edge of the cliff and looks down and says, "gee, i wonder how high we are above the water?" how high above the water, do you guys remember this? how high above the water, i said, "hey, i can do that." some other guy gets up, walks over to the edge and say, "how high we are above the water, "here watch this. watch this rock. [descending whistle] "five, five seconds. "5 times 5 is 25, 25 times 5-- we're 125 meters high." delightful person looks at that guy and says, "wow, okay." and they're getting together fine, you're sitting over here and

. >> we go to mcdonald's, kentucky fried chicken. we eat all this terrible food. >> reporter: diabetes among urban white children also started much lower but increased 48%. researcher terry lipman told me that obesity among the parents may trigger inflammation, which may in turn trigger diabetes in the offspring. they say this alarming trend requires attention from policy makers and parents. diabetes kills on average 7,000 people a year in the bay area and is the leading cause of blindness and kidney failure. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> i've been tracking the showers out there. let's take a look. you can see the back edge of that system as it winds in. but not before we see more showers around here. you can see heavier showers down here around monterey. in the north bay, it's raining there. we've had heavy rain. i checked out some of the accumulations. up around point reyes, we've had nearly 3/10 of an inch of rain. that's the heaviest. most of us had 1/10 of an inch or less. down on the peninsula, san mateo

when young brands say they missed a number because chinese weren't buying kentucky fried chicken, you take that with a grain of salt. but when you talk about aluminum and alcoa, what is the chinese looking like. but as we go through the earnings season, you will see that story more and more and investors will pay attention to it. >> thank you so much. see you later. >>> breaking news. ten-year notes up for auction. 30 years tomorrow. ricky, how did we do? >> 9-year 10-month notes. the grade is c minus. here is why, and i was kind. wi has been at 185 1/2, offered at 185. and surveys thought it would price in the 184 camp. they are even more disappointed. but i think c mine us is the right grade. 3.8. been to cover. 10 auction average np is 283. 10e 10 auction average. on direct, 21% this one. 14.8. what was it last month? an historic 42.7. that dropped dramatically. so all in all dealers took 56.7% of the auction. they have a pocket full of ten-years. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick. rick santelli in chicago. a terrifying compute this morning for fairy riders working in

kentucky fried chicken, missed a number, blamed it on china. the china story we'll hear going forward. we have a lot of companies, alcoa the big example. what's coming out of china. now a continuing story. >> what do you think? >> absolutely. stocks are already reflected a bad season. stock price is all about future earnings. >> we're down 80 points on the dow. >> the estimates have come down enough, so i don't think this is going to be a big reason to fear. maybe flying and the flu but not earnings. >> not earnings. >> i think what's going to happen, as is typical, the market will reward on an individual basis. if they really miss, punish the individual name. i don't think the market will punish the overall market. >> you see value as we wrap this up right now. >> absolutely. because companies that have done very well in terms of earnings estimate increases last year, they have been punished last month. >> december was not a good month. >> not a good month. i think there's real opportunity in those stocks. typically you get worried about compa

in zimbabwe, and you see them buying cokes and want to get mcdonald's and kentucky fried chicken, brands that to us are low level, but to them are aspirational brands. you'll get growth and a really nice dividend, and if you're going to get yield that's when you think we'll get it and there will be a lot of noise for three to six months, but a really exciting place to invest. the u.s. companies make the growth in the u.s. markets and investing directly in the emerging markets. >> got it. and in the u.s. you favor equities over fixed income. >> definitely, yes. >> where do you think you'll see the growth in equities 2013? do you have sector picks or areas where you'll see the money flows is. >> for us it's very much consumer stateles, so there have to be companies that generate most of the growth from the rest of the world so we do tilt large cap. we do think very much that the large cap are where the consumers typically invest in first, so what you're going to see is probably once we get clarity in the next three months or so, individual investors are looking for yield, buying more of th

yum brands but that is taco bell and kentucky fried chicken downgraded over at bernstein today.espite all of the problems with the dreamliner. research in motion, it started off good, now it is bad. of over 5% this morning and then it's release and it is down 7.5%. let's take a look at the markets. the dow is virtually flat. down two points bright now. dagen: straight from the bench. when you lie down with dogs, you end up with fleas. his take on the rising cost of tarp. connell: dogs and fleas and everything else. before we get to that, let's take a look at some of the individual winners that we are seeing today on the nasdaq. we will be right back. ♪ connell: these numbers are something else. u.s. taxpayers, meaning all of you, stand to lose $27 billion from the bailout. dagen: judge andrew napolitano is upset about this. he should be. not just because it is unconstitutional. you bail them out once, people will keep coming back. >> when the government establishes an artificial security blanket, then people expect the blanket to be there in the future. would any of us have inve