pitman. >> keon appeared to be unconcerned. >> he was laughing. i have to remind him that he had a fiance and a baby that were dead. and he said at that point, oh, yeah. >> when keon called his lawyer, his anger was clearly evident. anger not toward the killer, but the police. >> i don't like this at all. [ bleep ] i came home. i knew something was up. >> keon had no criminal record, but he wore size 8 1/2 shoes, consistent with the shoes the killer was wearing when he tried to kick in the back door and that wasn't all. >> there was blood on the button down shirt he had on as well as blood on pants. >> dna tests showed the blood had come from avis. >> maybe, he didn't want to settle down and be a father and be a husband. maybe he was trying to get rid of her. scott: appears buster's been busy. man: yeah, scott. i was just about to use the uh... scott: that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed uses the finest seed, fertilizer, and natural mulch that holds water so you can grow grass anywhere! seed your lawn. seed it! and i get a lot in

>> i was very bullish last year. >> are you the ever bullish ed keon? >> no. >> portfolio manager of quantitative management associates. we'll start with you. larry fink said we're down 75 basis points since they annou e announced tapering. they should be going much faster. >> the economic data in the u.s. remains mixed. the u.s. economy is improving but with mixed data, i think they're right to move cautiously. at the same time, we made a small asset allocation shift last week. one of the most important parts behind the shift was the hook, the turn in u.s. inflation. inflation is still very low. i'm not raising an alarm bell over inflation. the fact that core wages are growing 2.5% annually. cpi has turned the corner, ppi has turned the corner. >> what was wage growth before, 2.5% now. >> historically it averages about 4%, 4.5%. we're still low. the point is that the trend has changed. >> we're coming from a viewpoint, go slow getting out because you believe it was a positive ar at least neutral for the economy. larry funk and others at this point, at