loop."> we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell and you are "in the loop." the s&p is coming off its best week since july. the earnings season tix on. it netflix is reporting after the bell this morning -- afternoon. they are planning to spend billions on new programming. kfc is taking advantage of relatively cheap cost of chicken. it is revising a sandwich that uses fried chicken where the bread should be. have you tried the double down? of new stockslion have entered the public market this year. been a challenge with recent offerings struggling to price at their marketed range. there has been a recent decline in how much companies are able to raise. what is the problem here? >> we took their expected range. we looked at the midpoint of that range. we took the ipos from last week and looked at the divergence, where they actually priced. we saw a trend of declining pricing relative to expectation. this is a sign to many people. these are big name companies. we looked at kemper -- compan

stay "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back to "in the loop."om the supreme court as your tv goes on trial. the moment barry diller joined the board of aereo in 2012, he had a date with the u.s. supreme court. the streaming tv startup is challenging the economics of the television industry. they will fight copyright claims from broadcasters including cbs and abc. aereo lets customers in 11 cities watch live and recorded broadcast pogroms for eight dollars a month. it is aereo's ceo chet kanojia who says broadcasters paid him no attention for seven months when he first part of the company. we announced our existence and we did these tors for about seven months. >> before you start of the company? yes.fore, when we announced our attention to launch on a particular day, that is when they responded with a lawsuit. >> during the seven-month period when you are visiting broadcasters, did you get doors shut? >> no reaction. >> do you respect the broadcasters? >> i am sympathetic to the marketing conditions. the internet is happening. weirdternet has a

stay "in the loop." ♪ watching "in the loop," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone bloomberg.com. the top headlines. more troubles for general motors, a recall of nearly 7 million vehicles have wiped out more than $3 billion in shareholder value in the last month. gm shares, which climbed in 2013, have slumped 7.6% since march 7. i-formation in the neiman marcus hack attack, the hackers belong to a russian group of cyber thieves. they have stolen more than 160 million credit card numbers from a variety of retailers over seven years. neiman marcus is their latest target. "captain america" said a record at the box office. millionin more than $96 , a record for april. the epic "noah" tumble to second place, taking only $70 million in its second weekend. >> "captain america" over the bible. liberty is "on the markets." alix steel has your look at all the action. >> "captain america" was good. futures continuing to decline following europeans stocks lower. .1%.asdaq is off by on friday, it fell to its lowest level since 2012. gold futures paring some of those games as in

stay "in the loop." we are just getting started. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop ." want to head back out to washington. the debate over immigration reform is back. whoe speaker john boehner has been vocal about the president's and action openly mocked his republican colleagues last week for their unwillingness to take on this issue. listen to this. >> i don't know whether we will get to it. i think we should. the appetite of most of my colleagues for doing this is not real good. this guy is back there with a camera. here is the attitude. don't make me do this. this is too hard. you should hear them. that people get this upset people agree with is better for our economy to have a more liberal immigration policy? >> there are points of contention. i do not agree with the speaker's comments. i am surprised to see him working off the president's talking points. aretwo biggest impediments the fact that the president is selectively enforcing the law. he's picking parts of the law he likes. this creates real concerns about a compromise. the second area is the .nsistence on

they loop bang." -- state loop bang." loop.n the ♪ takes place build in couple of hours.ill be on stage to discuss the company. i am joined by cory johnson. that is a lot of stuff to talk about. tell me what will be the big highlights. >> their attempt to compete with siri and the notion they will have a vocal search. we think of siri as a clunky attempt to navigate the phone. when the computer science people look at siri, what they see as a different way to do search. microsoft hast their own competitive product and could announce that today is the focus for this conference. there will surely be some new phones announced. the functionality of the phones and the incorporation of a new voice control may be the focus of what comes out of the meeting today. >> how has satya nadella done so far? >> it is a little early to tell. it was interesting that they broke up a couple of things by having microsoft's build conference this week. last week, the separate announcement, only a couple of blocks away in san francisco. he announced something. and talked about last week about a p

gregory born is in the national is "in the loop." rayborn is -- greg in the loop. ice cream's president will be with us. they are turning 80. it is never too early to eat some ice cream. think america might ask the fed for permission to increase its dividend. hold because of a mistake in its capital plan. later today, the nba will announce what it is doing about los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. foray be suspended allegedly making racist remarks. we will hear from super-fan billy crystal in a moment. the battle for french company alstom is heating up. the biggestuld be tug-of-war for a french industrial company ever. matt campbell broke the story. who has the upper hand between siemens and ge? it seems ge is ahead of the curve. >> good morning. on the merits, you are right, ge is more advanced. they made a binding offer. it is something that has been in the works for weeks, if not months. coming up with something that is much more informal and would need more time to become very serious. now, that said, there is a degree of political pressure in france of

keep it here on "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu.s "on the markets." we have the latest right before the bell. >> looking at a lower open. jpmorgan earnings falling more than anticipated. l overs casting a pal the markets with concerns over the earnings season. they are the first to report, a member of the dow jones average. tone.tting a good this is on the back of the declines yesterday. the nasdaq falling the most since november of 2011. we are continuing to see selling off in the technology stocks this morning. all of this combined, not looking like a positive open. >> thank you so much, julie hyman. these are the only trades you need to know about today. 10, the automaker, the lincoln brand is undergoing a $1 billion overhaul. it had been headed up by a former g.m. executive. december byced in the former head of the european luxury line. that is just coming out. >> goldman sachs upgraded this to buy. it is likely to provide cross sale opportunities. goldman raised its price target per share. >> shares are falling in the premarket

keep it here on "in the loop." ♪ >> first. bloomberg. >> welcome back. you are "in the loop." it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg is on the markets. scarlet fu has the latest before the open. a risk-friendly jobs report we were dealt. futures are higher by eight points. nasdaq futures are gaining. oil prices are higher along with treasuries. and analysts as the jobs report was the best of both worlds because it keeps a rally going in stocks. flat road in hourly earnings and lack of downward movement in unemployment reminds investors the federal reserve has cut your breathing room. , but ratecontinues hikes remain in the distance. youhese are the only trades need to know about today. scarlett stays with me and alix steel joins. philip morris -- the tobacco giant says it will shut down its manufacturing plant in the netherlands, the largest worldwide,company saying sales volumes in europe have plummeted 20% in the last four years. >> number nine, anadarko than $400 paying more million to settle fraud claims. it is the largest environmental settlement one by the u.s. govern

"in the loop right here o -- right here on "in the loop."ite-aid has announced the acquisition of the ready clinic, -- rediclinic in houston, and -- his chosens successor -- this has been a deathlike experience. this made him question his own abilities after an article played him as a tyrant who drove away his successor. this will it -- this issue will hit newsstands tomorrow. "am i really such a jerk?" do we ask ourselves that question? ben lerer is back with us, he is not a jerk. his website targets yahoo! mail customers -- my next guest oversaw "grammar" magazine's most profitable run and now he worked at "t raveler." not trying to take you to against each other, you are traditional, older media and he is newer media, trying to disrupt your media. >> can't we all get along? >> only knows -- under nurse -- under no circumstances. >> i established this because it worked. and our point of differentiation is that we can compete against folks in digital, that are digital only, but to be complementary. "traveler" is a thriving magazine and webs

you are watching "in the loop." ♪ >> 30 minutes away from the opening bell. you are "in the loop." the fourth quarter in the green. mcdonald's hopes the reckless crowds drinks of the new promotion. for two weeks the chain will give away small coffees during the morning to come meet with the likes -- compete with the likes of taco bell. senate investigators say caterpillar found a way to avoid 2.4 billion in u.s. taxes. they say they shifted profits from a unit in the u.s. to one in switzerland. now the news keeps getting worse for mary bharat marra and gm. the total number is almost 7 million so far. joining us now is auto reporter tim higgins with more. how do you think the ceo as she heads to the hill today, how do you think she will hold up under the assault from congressional lawmakers? >> the hits keep on coming for her. probably the biggest crisis for gm since emerging from bankruptcy. she is surrounded by folks that have experience on the hill but she will carry the baggage of old gm. a generation of bruising and safety fights and regulatory battles gm has conducted over tim

that does it for today on "in the loop."becapital firm talking about what new companies he is excited about tomorrow at 8:00 eastern time. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour. a check on how stocks are trading. you see a rally. the s&p trying to recover from the worst week since 2012. citigroup earnings with better-than-expected numbers, especially considering jpmorgan's dismal report on friday. retail sales up the most since 2012. would help stocks will hurt the treasury market -- what helped stocks will hurt the treasury market. dataave the better u.s. beating out any safe haven issues on eastern ukraine. bonds were supposed to be the losers this year. but they are bunk -- among the biggest winners. the rallies have deepened with bonds gaining value. is lisa whoxpect covers the debt markets. i'm going to greece on wednesday. everyone is telling me to buy greece debt. why the surprise? >> central banks are still doubling down on stimulus. the european central bank is looking to start quantitative easing. the u.s., federal reserve g

stay "in the loop." ♪ >> we might see more jobs added in the u.s..panding further in north america. they're considering building a second factory. chad,'s in berlin, who broke the story for us. what is behind this possible expansion by bmw? about going where the growth is. the u.s. is already bmw's largest market and sales continue to rise for them. sales inn contrast to europe. the european market is starting to come back, but that is after six years of declines industrywide. we are hearing the new factory may build the bmw 3 series. that is the best selling model. that would help them compete against mercedes in the u.s.. mercedes has said they are going to start selling -- building their best selling model, the c class in the u.s.. and mercedes are locked in the heated battle for the top spots in the u.s.. this is something that is on bmw's mind. >> this comes on top of the announcement by bmw to expand that their south carolina factory. what will be done there? it builds suvs for the bmw group. those suvs are exported all over the world. they ann

keep it here on "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu.he hour, so that means bloomberg is on the market. markets reporter olivia sterns joins us. >> the s&p is now a race to draw for the year. it is back in the grain, in futures also in the grain suggesting that markets will open again higher today. the s&p futures and the dow little changed, the nasdaq up when three percent, suggesting the big momentum names that's all the brunt of the selloff last week will continue to climb today. not a lot of economic data out. we did get it better than expected jobless claims coming in at 300-4000 from a revised 302,0002000 -- suggesting the labor market is continuing to cover. >> thank you, olivia. let's count down to the top 10. these are the only traits you need to know. olivia sale of me, julie hyman joins in. number 10 is ge. the company posting first-quarter earnings that beat estimates topped by its industrial businesses. industrials he wants units eventually to account for 70% of ge's earnings, up from they did three percent last year. >> num

♪ >> you are watching "in the loop " live on bloomberg television.ry sloan, former ceo of mgm studios. he put daniel craig soon as "james bond." in the marvel license at one point. which was then sold to disney. a great deal for disney. all these marvel movies. let's talk content. this has been the hot topic. board rooms across the country when it comes to media companies. the cw network has a digital unit called cwc. they are putting a web series called "backpackers" on their traditional cable network. it is a story that flew under the radar for some people. you say this is a perfect example of what you call conversions. >> i think they call it upstreaming. or seconde the first time a broadcaster has developed something for the whether they moved up to mainstream television. think about the deal disney made to buy maker studios, they got 50,000 channels. they are looking for opportunities where they can upstream, take a show that starts on the web. and he put it on abc family or the disney channel. that is part of the discussion between the multinet

stay "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back. we are taking a special look inside the empire staple in lb joined by the ceo as we look at how he is luring tech companies to the iconic skyscraper and what it takes to run one of new york's biggest and most historic landmarks. strange makes for bedfellows especially when it comes to speaking engagements. this is rand paul, the senator from kentucky who is a republican all though several of his views put him at odds with other members of his party. he is a favorite of the tea party and limited government supporters. he is considering whether to run for president in 2016. he has as little to do with democrats as possible so that is david axelrod, the former chief political strategist for obama. he persuaded senator paul to come to the university of chicago for an hour-long session in front of an audience. the senator expressed skepticism about global warming and rejected the idea of affirmative action and called for the entire illumination of the education department. david axelrod ca

stay in the loop.minutes into today'session. ♪ >> one stock we are watching this morning as southern company. just reported its results for the first quarter revenue and profit far outstripped expectations. we heard southern -- the new coal plant it is building in mississippi would receive further delays and charges, bringing it down to nearly a billion dollars. we will talk about this and quarterly results. tom, good to see you again this morning. qwest great being with you again. qwest common first and what >> tell met so -- first what happened again? even with recent tornado activity, we lost productivity at the site. we had an aggressive schedule anyway and made a judgment that along with the loss of productivity, there was just too much risk building up on the schedule. we will still try to complete it this year, but we made the conservative judgment to extend into mayential delay 31, 2015. qwest ok. how confident are you you will be able to stick to that new date? that is our best judgment right

a man tried to rob becker's store in the south loop. did not get very far. she >> yohe told employees that he was part of the night cleaning crew. >> security held him there until police arrived. no charges have been filed. >> and not be able to put that alcohol and a plastic bag depending on what the city council does today. >> every now and then there are super busy days in the chicago city council and a lot of the ordinances finally make it to the floor. all the men have been lobbying back and forth behind the scenes. in this case the common thread seems to be protecting the public. >> city will reduce the cost. consumers get better trusted. one of the main items of business is the ordinance to ban plastic shopping bags. all the men like to see manufacturers go to work designing new types of banks that will not stay in the environment for decades. >> i think this plan will push manufacturers to manufacture plastic that is more recyclable. >> another concern our food trucks and health for some older men they need to be regulated making sure the public is n

you are in the loop. i and betty liu. we will talk to actor tony hale about the hot trend. buster from as arrested development. he is in our studios. ron howard is in the loop. digital toces to go create a studio that will make short online videos. stay with us for those exclusive interviews later in the hour. first, a look at our top headlines this morning. now the lowest level in more we will hearrs, from mario draghi in the next half hour. shades of the cold war. according to the associated press, the u.s. government secretly created a cuban twitter to undermine the communist government. grubhub is going public. they are valued at almost $2 billion. that is a lot of orders. we will bring in mike mckee. >> a lot of people in the markets say the ecb should do something but will not today. they are too cautious. it is not just that inflation is half a percent. it continues to trend lower. a very low rate of inflation hampers the euro zone economy from growing. mario draghi has a couple of options. they could end the sterilization of the smp program. they add money to the mo

loop."in the ♪ back, everyone. loop." watching "in teh lhe i want to bring in my guest, tim draper. want to ask you, which of the areas in technology right now are you most in trade about from an investment perspective? is bitcoin.t i think it really has the virtuall, it and other currencies have the potential to transform the world ready much the way the internet did way back when. >> i have heard that before. of all finance, all commerce everything can be transformed. it is like one abstraction past where we are today. it used to be we trade shells movedrvices and then it to gold for services. then it was a note that says we will pay you gold for services. it is bitcoin in the current form as a currency, or is it the technology behind bitcoin that will eventually survive? >> it turns out in any industry there is always some movement and always a possibility there are other types of coins that become more prevalent. most of the entrepreneurs, boost companies, my son's boost incubator, they are all building the infrastructure around bitcoin. >> the reason i ask the question, they ha

a it was on a loop. >> kate, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me.ike the red-hot chili peppers? >> in high school and college, i guess. as a musician you don't want your music associated with tortured. you want people to be happy. i can't blame him for speaking out. >> but then again, if you are a patriot -- if you are a patriot -- >> you better be talking to me. >> there you go. >> i love america. >> buck, buck, buck, should the band be happy? they might have prevented a terrorist attack with their horrible music. >> greg, shouldn't every american do his part in the war on terror up to and including bursting the eardrums of a terrorist with some derivative rock music? i am a little upset. i am a former agency guy myself as some people know. the truth of the matter is bruce springsteen live would have been a far better option. if you want them to say whatever you want they turn on" the boss" and everybody from american new -- from new jersey is sending angry e-mails, but everybody else knows it is true. you can't remember the 80s -- >> you can't rem

the reason we recommend the 48 and not the 58 is the loop for the route and the others taking advantage of the service. right now it's in the middle of it's route and everybody in the bus is traveling through that 5 or 6-minute deviation as they try to reach other destinations. there were several routes that were modified prior to march 14th that the policy and governance committee supported and i do have those maps if any of those questions come up as a response to public feedback. over all for these proposals, their strength i believe is that not that they are going to be implemented but that they are complimented by capital as well as service management services and throughout process we'll continue to make refinement and improvements based on the feedback from the public and technical data. it's very much our intention to not wait for 30 years to do a tp. that we are using the processes for the network of the stakeholders that we've reached out to as well as the technical data to on going review and evaluation and to be bringing you much more frequently service improvements for your

the loop. >> she's fearless.der why she waited so long to try this. >> let me tell you the story behind this video. this is actually all part of an ad campaign put together by a british tell communications company called voda phone. the first. this video was part of her training for the actual ad that they were shooting. in fact, she and her 71-year-old dutch grandma pal ann are part of this campaign. they're flying for the first time in their entire lives to barcelona. >> hey. >> when they got on the plane the camera crew was there. they were terrified. both were incredibly nervous. once they saw the sights out the window they loved every minute of it. ♪ >> hello. >> that was the whole idea behind the ad campaign. they want to inspire people to do one of the firsts, face their fears. >> they look like they had a great time. so cute. ♪ >>> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. great videos and the stories behind them rig

don't understand, i get the value of the space, it's a unique space and you can look at costar and loop net and do things like that. i think however locking in long-term things i'm not so sure the wisdom of that, but this is ultimately smaller dollar amounts and if there is security i will bow to that with the mta to make sure -- and i know having restroom facilities on our drivers is incredibly important for the right places but i think when we do these types of things during these boom times, if you will, we talk about rents, we are talking about affordability, i think there needs to be a broader discussion on that going forward. i am probably laying exactly where mr. rose did. >> move to amend the proposed resolution for retroactive and approve the resolution as amended. >> motion to amend, can we do that without objection? so moved. and the underlying item as amended? can we do that as well? madam clerk. >> item no. 4 is a resolution authorizing the issuance of up to $30 million aggregated principal amount of port revenue bonds for the purpose of financing or refinancing certain cap

check out those massive magnetic loops, call prominences on the sun surface.werful bursts of radiation, the harmful radiation from the flare cannot pass through the earth's atmosphere but can disturb the atmosphere in the layer where gps and communication signals travel. >>> from the sun to the moon. now you have an opportunity to own a tiny piece of it. a wide variety of testimonies will be up for bid starting tuesday during a space history auction, including a lunar dust covered shoulder strap from the apoll low xii mission. >> it's not legal to own moon rocks or moon dust. so the closest you can come is to buying something that an astronaut touched and accidently brushed moon dust off on to. so if you want to own a piece of the map, this is the closest you will get. >>> other highlights including a motion picture site ring a filter put on the cal a used by an astronaut on apollo xv. also up for bid apoll liao xis check lift sheet with notes from buzz aldrin. it will be held in new york and people can bid online. >> tike to get a check on the forecast which

>> all the stunts that will throw you for a loop. and these fifth graders dive right into their talent show performance. >> they're doing the synchronized swimming routine. >> see the skills that have the crowd going wild. >> right. >>> well, this looks like a flat out planned hit caught on camera in the upper kensington park in philadelphia. there's your suspect in the guy that looks like a sweat suit with his hood up outside this grocery store. walking around on the sidewalk. this dude has a plan. eventually this person here comes out of that little corner store. that's the 21-year-old victim. looks like they have a conversation and the suspect pulls out a gun and this guy is shot five times. people on the street scurry out of there. >> that's in broad daylight. >> absolutely. you didn't see these guys get in some sort of argument. to mes this guy had to know that guy was there and went after him because as soon as he came out of the store within a matter of seconds he's firing at this guy. >> his posture was so disturbing. he did

erik runge is live in the south loop with more.. erik?opped snowing which is good news but a lot of snow did fall overnight. it was mixed in with the ice pellets. that's why the roads have been so slick. we have had a lot of practice with our winter driving skills and we have to do it all over again. the snow did cover some roads but for the most part, the roads were just wet and least in the city. but there are a lot of slick spots out there talking about the actions that are happening because of the slick spots. ploughs are out again doing the best they can to keep up with the snow. a number of accidents were out there and they continue through the morning. but nothing like we have seen some mornings. we may even break a record for cold weather for tax day. still did not stop people from time to check out the lunar eclipse. >> we wanted to see the moon but obviously we can't see the moon. it is snowing. >> would you think of snow in april? >> i don't want the snow. >> we're so tired we thought it was a christmas wonderland but i just wa

this is a one way very tight loop. the muni drivers are professional drivers, safety is the highest priority in the agency. so i don't believe that we are do you think anything that is going to compromise that really wonderful environment that the glen park village provides and we've enjoyed working with stakeholders in glen park. i'm sorry we haven't gotten to a fully community supported proposal, but that's the choice before you today. we can operate on wilder or we can operate on arlington. there has not been outreach on arlington folks so that would be a change for this em to absorb. for the 3 jackson, we've also agreed with the community to monitor rider ship. in part because we continue to have concerns about the overall strengths of jackson as a corridor but also to address any concerns about rider ship, significant rider ship changes over time. the lower haight issue it is a trade off. for the policy and governs committee we looked at three options, the proposal, compromise staff proposal or the proposal that w

a man was arrested after he tried to rob a mariano's grocery store in the south loop. this happened near 16-th and federal last night. police say a man walked in the store and said he was part of the night crew. but one of the employees recognized him as a burglar who hit another store. the man ran out, escaped in a car, but then crashed in the parking lot. store security held him there until the police arrived. no charges have been filed. southern states had another day of violent storms. severe weather has now killed 35 people this week. 18-people were killed in arkansas, oklahoma, and iowa on sunday. 17-more were killed in mississippi, alabama, and tennessee on monday. projections of more storms were downgraded last night, but parts of the south and east coast can still get high winds, hail, and flooding. tens of thousands still don't have electricity. affected towns are also beginning to clean up after tornadoes left them with destroyed communities. the n-b-a handed down the most severe punishment it could on l-a clippers owner donald sterling. the league banned hi

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allow another five to seven minutes if you have to loop back around northbound and get back off there from the northbound side of 680. north 680 an earlier crash and we may still have activity on the shoulder and second lane may be clear after an earlier crash happened there and the rest of the bay moving very smoothly. fremont moves smoothly, too. we'll track it and send it back to you for now. >>> those deadly tornadoes across much of the midwest and south are on the move again this morning. officials have now raised the death toll from yesterday's storms to 11. that means at least 28 people are now dead from tornadoes yesterday and sunday. tens of thousands of homes and businesses are without power in alabama, mississippi and kentucky and the damage is into the millions of dollars. >> rain and hailing and all that and everything, you know. >> were you scared? >> yeah, i was. but one thing about it -- >> the storms are not over. georgia is bracing for bad weather later today. parts of arkansas have been declared disaster areas. >>> state senator jim bell will present a new law stren

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this is a one way very tight loop. the muni drivers are professional drivers, safety is the highest priority in the agency. so i don't believe that we are do you think anything that is going to compromise that really wonderful environment that the glen park village provides and we've enjoyed working with stakeholders in glen park. i'm sorry we haven't gotten to a fully community supported proposal, but that's the choice before you today. we can operate on wilder or we can operate on arlington. there has not been outreach

and a couple of areas, again that we just want to focus on, last year, we talked about the school loop and there was actually a lengthy discussion about it in here and we wanted to just let you all know if you are not, that we understand that the it department plans to collaborate with the research, planning department to better understand the impact on the school loop on the student achievement and we think that it is important and it is great and a lot of parents are excited to use it and we know that it is not necessarily and consistently and what impact does that have? because these dollars is to have impact. >> have you done an evaluation? >> this is going to happen. >> we heard that not all classrooms had a connection and many of them did not have wireless and we know that the funds have made it possible for the district to be where it is. and you know, regardless of where or how bad it was. and qta funds are now being used in conjunction with the sales force and the one tile funding and private donations to provide basic wireless coverage to every classroom in grades one to eigh

that does it for today on in the loop. joined byi will be tom to break down the company report.ining me as well. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the arc of that means the bloomberg television is on the markets. we are 30 minutes into the start of u.s. trading and here is where u.s. equities and. we have losses across the board, is nasdaq -- with the nasdaq losing the most. follows losses in emerging markets, in particular russia under pressure this morning. this price increase was not enough to offset the cuts in the credit rating. you're seeing a move into safe havens cover that is why gold is also up for a third day. investors do not want to be goingthese safe havens into the weekend with all of the tension taking place in the ukraine. let's get to our guest for the day, we wanted to give look at fixed income and what to expect from the federal reserve. the head of fixed-income at raymond james is here with us. the fed is pretty clear about its next mission, they are not going to raise rates any time soon. it is this boring wait and see. the last 10 days of trading at about 3 or fo

on loop.re not a certified solution or recommended one for most children with autism. for owen. disney animation provided a way for his parents to decode his thoughts. o for him to share them. he started to repeat this gibberish. at one point it was -- we thought it was juice. we wanted to give more juice. and we had an e -- epiphany. we said just your voice. looked right at us. the first time in a year. he started saying. nothing but an echo, really. but they felt strongly that he was showing real signs of connection. they kept the disney theme going strong. this time with alad din. i spoke to him. from hiding under his bedspread. i held it up. i said, how does it feel to be you? to be owen? and his voice, said owen responded. not good. have no friend. can't understhand what people say. i am lenly. working hard with the help of doctors. owen harnessed the social lesson. making friends with the jungle book. i like being a wear. >> that is my boy. >> overcoming at verse tee with dumb bow. 'oeno

here reversible feedback loops of trigger self reinforcing feedback loops that of methane in the atmosphere if you'll take a look at that. slides of the globe that shows methane concentration in the atmosphere you can see that particularly over the northern hemisphere and especially over the arctic we see a tremendous amount of methane being released into the atmosphere that was not there that years ago. that's right that's right it was not there fifty years ago it wasn't even there at this sort of scale ten twenty years ago so within the last couple of decades we have apparently triggered the cat the clathrate gun fire in the class three is the event that james hansen was particularly worried about in his book storms in our grandchildren and if you look at methane levels about a month ago atmospheric methane levels from about a month ago there's a lot of dark red up there in the northern portion of the northern hemisphere and that dark red indicates a lot of methane in the atmosphere. just that one. so far in forcing feedback loop methane bubbling out of the arctic ocean which is reported