liz ann, always a pleasure talking to you. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> liz ann saunders, chief investment strategist at charles schwab. >>> if you're wondering which well-known u.s. companies have some of the biggest exposure, among them are general motors. it makes about 100,000 cars a year at a plant near st. petersburg and it's hoping to expand operations next year. ford operates three plants with a russian automaker. exxon mobile formed an alliance with russia's state-owned oil company in 2011 exploring for oil in siberia, the arctic and citi group holds more than $10 billion in assets in russia. tenth largest emerging markets. jp morgan chase exposure nearly $5 billion. >>> radio shack has no stores in russia. the struggling retailer is having a hard enough time attracting shoppers right here in the u.s. after a terrible fourth quarter which included the holiday season, shares of radio shack tumbled 17% today, forcing the company to announce some major changes. courtney reagan has more on the massive number of store closings to come and whether radio shack can even survive. >> reporter: for decades, radio

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let's talk about it with liz ann saunders and we got larry mcdonald's joining us as well. z ann, you know, we all are trying to parse through janet yellen's comments of last week and what it means for the future of interest rates and how soon they start raising rates. where do you guys at schwab stand on that issue right now and what does that do to your thoughts about investing in the stock market? >> so, i would put myself somewhat in bullard's camp. i have been pretty optimistic we would continue to see a decline in the unemployment rate, and that has to do with at least my view and i don't know that it's shared widely, but my view that the decline is more secular than it is cyclical and has most to do with demographics and retirement. there's no reason why that trend shouldn't continue so you would expect to see the trajectory go down. now, i think part of the reason why the fed went to qualitative guide sense they didn't want to be hamstrung by a 6.5% unemployment rate. unless inflation really heats up, i think they're going to be comfortable watching that go down comp