lori: the u.s.coalition in afghanistan admitting it incorrectly reported a 70% drop in taliban attack last year, officials admit there of no change in attacks. a coalition spokesman blames it on a clerical error. and insists it does not alter their basic,sesment of the war but it does under cut obama administration's argument. >> new york today marking 20 anniversary of first terrorist attack on world trade center in 1993. a moment of silence was held. the ceremony was held at 9/11 memorial where the trin towers were destroyed 8 years later. lori: the war on terror taking on a new front, a shocking report said that america's enemies are increasingly homegrown. >> reporter: 20 years since first world trade center attack, this investigative report shows the face of domestic terrorism is changing. the new generation of al qaeda operative is made in the u.s. >> future attacks will be less well organized, less complexed, less likely to succeed and more than likely to be conducted by citizens or long-term

lori: yes or no?, if i were hillary clinton today, i would be thinking my lucky stars she did not face that on the benghazi hearing. and hagel would not say yes or no. he had some of that question was coming up. mccain is critical to his potential confirmation. he did not do himself any good with an answer the. lori: hagel had to know it will be a tough day. why is he in this situation? why does he want this job? >> well, i think it is obviously very substantial cabinet position, the largest cabinet department by far, enormous responsibility. and he was very involved in national security issues when he was in the senate, so i think that is understandable, but today his inability to answer some of these questions now raises the competence question that as far as i noted not exist before today. lori: t think it will result in and not getting confirmed? >> a lot depends on john mccain, then see gramm, if they come out against a think -- lori: let's talk about syria. let me retaliation over the israeli ai

lori: i really do., i think, kind of obvious in terms of let's do crew rotation where instead of taking our ships from the theater of operations, back to home ports in the united states to change crews. let's get them out there. that's why the cruise up there an meet them imports of theater operations. very significant savings involved in that. we have 79,000 troops still in europe. the cold war has been over with since 1991. do we really need that type of presence in europe when our european allies are spending less than 2% on they're defense? their economy. we are at over four and a half%. all the things that we can look at. lori: you're talking about getting rid of the draft at selected services which is 204 million. >> that's not a lot of money, and actually, that is so small it's not in my proposal. that's the separate proposal. i think that is something that is -- by the wayside, utilities over with for a long time. lori: thank you. we will follow-up with you, that's for sure. >> thank you for hav

lori: thanks. territory, a lot of questions from all different angles to get you, and that pleased of had that opportunity. thanks again. >> as for having me. ashley: coming up, composite. ashley: president obama limit the pain of automatic spending cuts with one simple move? one person says jesse can command these indexed to explain the. lori: people snapping up bonds left and right. yields on the tenure down. what a move. people still sitting out the safe haven of u.s. treasurys. also seeing a bit on the dollar. so go. people are still thinking it is the best of the worst in the look at the whole world. we're back with more after this. ♪ [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just c

lori: good afternoon. welcome to another hour of market now. i am lori rothman. melissa: good afternoon. i am melissa francis. lori: from 30 to three legacy airlines dwindling as we await a merger between american airlines and u.s. airways. melissa: the hottest thing on the nasdaq stock exchange may be the nasdaq itself. charlie gasparino is here as they talk to go private. lori: without any further ado, let's get you updated on the markets. we are joined by lauren simonetti. >> i want to particularly take a look at goldman sachs right now. hitting a new annual high. the investment bank says that equity markets kind of went too fast. they will slow down a little bit on their global theme. however, maintain will be tough. it is just too hard to maintain. we have the strongest start since the 1990s. melissa: oil prices rising for the first time in days. fox business contributor phil flynn is our man in the pits of the cme. >> what a reversal. oil prices were below $95 a barrel. everyone thought that they would start coming back down. a lot of focus, of course, a lo

lori: where exactly? i have to interrupt you, we are not getting enough detail as to where those tough cuts should come. >> i think they should come from everything. we definitely have to have some entitlement reform. you are seeing an explosion in expenditures in all areas of government. it will have to be trimmed back. one of the things we will be doing is finding those areas in our respective jurisdictions. lori: how do you think about the meat cleaver, if you will, regarding the cuts? >> well, it will happen unless the president wants to come to talk to us about meaningful cuts. the house has passed two bills now. this president is basically says no and does not want to talk to us. he needs to come talk to us. otherwise, it will happen and it will be very tough on a lot of different areas. lori: one silver lining in this national small business association, or economic report inspired our conversation this morning. 73% of small business reporting the ability to garner financing. is that enough to reha

lori: great to have you here. will today be the day, the dow within striking range of an new all-time high. ashley: what about spending cuts due tomorrow? no sign of progress in washington. what's new? retired four star general wesley clark's take in mibs. lori: lou dobbs cuts through the washington hype as parties dig in ahead of budget talks at the white house. ashley: behind the business, me liz is francis live in austin, texas with a look at jpmorgan. melissa? >> that's right. jamie dimon out on the road on a famous bus tour, my third with him, and out to rally the troops. it could be harder this time around begin the layoffs announced this week. 4,000 coming for branches like this. coming up, talking with pablo sanchez, manager of consumer banking, drilling down on data used internally at the bank where they make decisions to decide what to do based on what their customers are doing. they have access to 50 million customers, one nugget, for example, they saw spending up 15% in january, year over year, a big j

lori: okay. with that said, you do see some buying opportunities. >> we've used the buying opportunities. they are very low cost. recently, we have seen an upsurge in demand for those vehicles. especially, new vehicles. lori: what exactly does that vehicle do? the switchblade is a westernized ammunition. it offers a low-cost way for the military to gain additional capability while leveraging some of the other products the environment has in its product suite. lori: this is a priority? just to put the spending cuts, the sequestration cuts into perspective, these are meat cleaver cuts. we understand a lot of the more household names, if you will, they are on capitol hill asking lawmakers to give them clarity so they can make plans. >> all the contractors have been lobbying very hard. when you look at names that are at risk and our coverage, we have an underweight rating. we think there may be upwards of a billion dollars at risk in their revenue. if you look at where consensus currently is, they ar

lori: knocking on the door of dow 14,000. it will be an exciting hour. i am lori rothman. melissa: we crossed it and now we are below it. i am melissa francis. the dow about 200 points shy of a new all-time high. lori: 157,000 jobs added last month. a small pit in the 12 million people still looking for work. we will be asking why a strategist is not buying into this rally today. melissa: breaking news on ubs new strategy. charlie gasparino is here on that in just minutes. lori: we are now just 30 days away from a huge reality check. sequestration deep across-the-board. let's get an update on the market as we do every 15 minutes. our very own nicole petallides. that jobs are for pushing the dow to 14,000. nicole: this is a really exciting day. when you see dow 14,000, it is a psychological level that sony people have been waiting for. we are back to those levels that we saw in 2007. at 13,997 and change. let's take a look at that s&p 500. also a winner there. you do see where we have that popped in the 10:00 a.m. hour. it jumped up and crossed into the 14,000 zone. 14,004

lori: that is beside the point. [talking over each other] lori: who are you? john kerry? he had a big gap in a new country. anyway. good afternoon once again. i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa frances. senator's attack ben bernanke and the fed's bond buying program. the fed chairman says the benefits of the easy money policy out raise the rest. president obama on the road in virginia with a warning for shipbill is about automatic spending cuts but no sign of progress ahead of friday's deadline. lori: housing market recovery picking up steam, the case schiller report signals improving home prices but not everyone is convinced that we have turned the corner and that includes the report's co-author robert schiller coming up. lori: you'll want to stick around for that. also today we have for you the latest on the battle over martha stewart, the queen of all things domestic testifying in court as macy's tries to blocker deal with j.c. penney. let's get an update on the markets, volatile session indeed. back to the floor of the stock exchange to check in with nicole peta

lori: i am lori rothman. rbc wealth management ceo joins us on whether or not this pullback will last. melissa: is your wallet running on empty? consumers spend more on gasoline as a percentage on their income in nearly a decade. lori: the white house and action against china. let's get you updated on the market as we do every 15 minutes. nicole: you have to blame europe. let's take a look at the major market averages. you'll not see the dow 14,000. 13,887. that is a loss of nearly .9%. the tech heavy nasdaq is down one quarter of a percent. these were high levels that we have seen since october 2007. a lot of the bulls out there were really celebrating. the dollar is particularly strong today. it has been gaining momentum. i wanted to take a look at walmart. it downgraded today over at jpmorgan. the new price target is $75, down from $84. they talked about payroll tax increases. it is in a more competitive environment. the easy way for walmart is over. a little bit of a pullback is expected. back to you. mel

lori: thanks, nicole. despite being in the red today, the dow and s&p are both up more than 6% so far this year but my next guest says stocks are still reasonably priced. david, always great to see you. where do you think the market is headed? >> i think by the end of the year expects to see us may be close to 1600 or so. beginning of the year i was a little bit late on that. maybe 1550. but we have come out of the start of the new year so robust, it is very well within reach. earnings look like they are going to grow. if we can just get beyond some of these political uncertainties in the weeks ahead, the economy will be ultimately growing around 2.5% pace. lori: you're not worried about the negative fourth quarter we had a little bit earlier and the pullback on the dow doesn't concern you all that much. how would you strategize around the political scene in washington? would you be buying right now? >> i would not be buying quite yet. i'm so expecting a little bit of a pullback, maybe something in the lin

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lori: u.s. companies have a different outlook, almost 70% of the companies that have issued guidance for the first quarter are anticipating negative earnings. investors perhaps are not? joining me now, senior manager of global market intelligence, before we get to the earnings news i hear you guys are getting back into your offices which were so badly damaged after hurricane sandy, how is that working out? >> beginning next week we will start filtering in. lori: you haven't stopped for a second, analyzing all of these numbers, so why are so many companies warning us in the first quarter? >> we have seen this in the past quarter, the disparity between what investors are seeing and what the companies themselves are seeing. we see investors pay more attention to economic indicato indicators, pmi was up, same-store retail sales, overall a pretty decent fourth quarter earnings season. going forward for the first half of the year, 58 companies have provided negative guidance compared to 22 positive. n

melissa: hi melissa frances lori: i am lori rothman. don't call a come back. better than expected earnings and that the housing report and the second day of testimony for ben bernanke. melissa: what should that apple shareholder meeting do with its $137 billion in cash? we will bring you the latest as ceo tim cook addresses investors. lori: in two days the sequester it. will you even notice? we are cutting through the sky is falling hype just ahead. melissa: new fears rising gas prices could spark the stock sell-off. chief market strategist jeff kleincop on the stock market peak. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes on the floor of the stock exchange, nicole petallides standing by. the down near the high of the day. nicole: we are right now f-1437, high of the day was 1441. as you noted a couple points away from our highs of the day, we are up 137 points. it is a broad based rally. when you check the dow jones industrials, those 30 names, 29 of 30 are actually in the green with the exception of hewlett-packard, shows you we have retail stocks, drug stocks

lori: i am lori rothman. we will learn how hi our deficits could rise. melissa: we will hear from the president in just a couple minutes. we will bring you the remarks live. lori: immigration reform also on the top earner today. we will hear from business leaders on how reform should be done. lou dobbs weighs in. melissa: our very own charlie gasparino goes one-on-one with municipal analyst. that should be very interesting. lori: let's get things started with the latest addition of stocks now. the 20 you see volatility here. the fix is to the downside today on a day where we are gaining triple digits, unlike yesterday where we love triple digits. the majority of the dow components are in the green. we have economic numbers showing expanding numbers in the u.s. service. we will take a look at a longer term chart. back to you. lori: thank you, as always. melissa: breaking news. the budget office releasing the latest numbers. what we can expect our deficit to be. rich: $845 billion for this year. this is the first time in five years. let's take a look at th

there is a thing in comedy called timing, lori. you killed it. >> she is a slow lori. >> does she have poison venom coming out of her el -- elbows ? >> you don't think that was coca-cola's intent. that is a bold statement. >> why? >> cross out everything else that went to lori. hang on. okay. got them all. >> you know what, it is not what she says. it is the fact she is so adorable with the giant eyes. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> bill, greg, te lawrence's sexuality is a matter of dispute.

there is a thing in comedy called timing, lori. you killed it. >> she is a slow lori. >> does she have poison venom coming out of her el -- elbows ? >> you don't think that was coca-cola's intent. that is a bold statement. >> why? >> cross out everything else that went to lori. hang on. okay. got them all. >> you know what, it is not what she says. it is the fact she is so adorable with the giant eyes. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> bill, greg, te lawrence's sexuality is a matter of dispute. not in dispute the fact he enjoyed floggings. >> was he opus bay? jay what? oh, opus bay. what, you saw "the da vinci code" and that's what you thought they do? >> there was a lot of truth in that fiction. >> by the way, chelsea, dispute, flogging. >> it is not a happy hour, trust me. it is the unhappy hour. >> i thought the ad was anti-western. here have you this innocent arab minding his own business in the ohm land and here -- homeland and here are the westerners desecrating the land in search of the ultimate search of imperialism, coc

lori roth man -- >> miniature dachson. >> lori roth man on why she lets her drog -- her dog drive duringuy. he is hideous. >>> should you care if they test their hair? well a kansas city high school, is there any other kind, is planning to collect the greasy locksrom students to conduct mandatory drug tests. starting next year rock wood high will take 60 strands from each student and any drug add adolescents will have 90 days to get drug free. if we do encounter a student who made bad decisions with drugs or alcohol we will be able to intervene and get the parents involved and get him help and help him get back on the path of better decision making hell -- >> rut worst prompter reader. -- you are the worst prompter reader. >> that is supposed to be said in his ear by a producer. how dare you vocalize this? >> carry on. >> we will start this show over with somebody else in that chair. >> me in a dress, please. >> i believe we have tape of the principal getting high on life. >> wow. >> my goodness. >> that could have been you, lori. >> you were saying in the green room that the school is p

lori: thinking i want a snack. melissa: yeah. lori: or a trip to florida.s certainly alluring but hedge fund executives are fleeing to the sunshine state for other reasons. cheryl casone has the plum assignment in miami to tell us why. hi, cheryl. >> hello, ladies. imagine the governor of florida, governor rick scott calls you up. do me a favor. bring business into florida, hedge funds, different manufacturing companies from around the world. all you have to do is well-being nothing. that is the life of kelly who joins me now. she is head of palm beach development. you're president and ceo. walk a little bit, such a nice afternoon frankly. this is your life every day. now you have multiple hedge fund executives knocking on your door. you're not having to call them, they're calling you. >> absolutely. the story broke in palm beach county about two weeks ago. ever since that time there have been one to two hedge fund calling per day to inchoir about the business environment in palm beach county. they already know it is a very attractive tax environment and th

. >> my dear, sweet, lori. i miss you. >> lori thought she met the man of her dreams on match.com. >> i want to romance you. i want you to though how beautiful you are in my eyes. jay he said his name -- >> he said his name was sam and he wrote long letters professing his love and e-mailing photos of a strapping young man. we are blurring the faces in these photos because there is no way to know who they really depict. >> there was definite romance. we talked on the phone every day. >> sam said he was overseas on business, but he couldn't wait to meet her. and then an odd request. >> he wanted to deposit his paycheck into my bank account and then have me send him the money. >> he said the funds were frozen. could she help? lori declined, but sam kept the love letters flowing and lori was swept up in romance. when he asked for a birthday present, lori sent him a $50 itunes gift card. then another request for money. >> $50,000 cash advance on a $50,000. it is like, seriously? >> lori told him she couldn't afford

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. >> my dear, sweet, lori. i miss you. >> lori thought she met the man of her dreams on match.com. >> i want to romance you. i want you to though how beautiful you are in my eyes. jay he said his name -- >> he said his name was sam and he wrote long letters professing his love and e-mailing photos of a strapping young man. we are blurring the faces in these photos because there is no way to know who they really depict. >> there was definite romance. we talked on the phone every day. >> sam said he was overseas on business, but he couldn't wait to meet her. and then an odd request. >> he wanted to deposit his paycheck into my bank account and then have me send him the money. >> he said the funds were frozen. could she help? lori declined, but sam kept the love letters flowing and lori was swept up in romance. when he asked for a birthday present, lori sent him a $50 itunes gift card. then another request for money. >> $50,000 cash advance on a $50,000. it is like, seriously? >> lori told him she couldn't afford

. >> my dear, sweet, lori.i thought she met the man of her dreams on match.com. >> i want to romance you. i want you to though how beautiful you are in my eyes. jay he said his name -- >> he said his name was sam and he wrote long letters professing his love and e-mailing photos of a strapping young man. we are blurring the faces in these photos because there is no way to know who they really depict. >> there was definite romance. we talked on the phone every day. >> sam said hen overseas on business, but he couldn't wait to meet her. and then an odd request. >> he wanted to deposit his paycheck into my bank account and then have me send him the money. >> he said the funds were frozen. could she help? lori declined, but sam kept the love letters flowing and lori was swept up in romance. when he asked for a birthday present, lori sent him a $50 itunes gift card.itunes gift then another request for money. >> $50,000 cash advance on a $50,000. it is like, seriously? >> lori told him she couldn't afford it. after t

i lori, you were saying -- >> lori, you said drone strikes should be used on anyone who looks funny.hat's kind of strong. >> say osama bin laden was born in the united states and then carried out these terrorism career. would he have deserved due process in that case? you look at timothy mcveigh. a man born in the united states carrying out attacks on americans. he could have gone down in a firefight, but he went through trial. the whole question of terrorism and these an teargas techniques and the drones, every case is unique. i don't think there is one answer for it. >> then it is ad-hok. >> that's why we have elected officials and cabinet members because we want to ideally trust their judgment. ad-hok was in the beastie boys, right? here is the thing. i think this whole argument is going to be irrelevant. it is like talking about computers before the internet came along. what is a drone, bill? when it gets small and you can get a drone license, we are all going have our own drone. is a drone a gun or a tank? we haven't decided this. >> i think if you look at yourself in the mirror

lori: key difference but for something like that. melissa: all right. coming up tonight on "money" we have the ceo of tesla motors elon musk. he will join me to talk about the fake "new york times" review of the tessa s. he said, they came in. they did their test. it was relatively scathing. he looked at the car and yeah, it is "new york times." when they looked at it, wait a second, we don't even think they performed the test.

lori, i have to ask how is your daughter doing now? >> she's doing well.'s a teacher herself and doing well. she's recovered as has the 17 other students shot at virginia tech. a reis re-resalient bunch of young people. >> john: i thank you for your service on this very important issue that affects all of us. if you care about american lives you're on this side. john rosenthal and lori haas, whose daughter emily was wounded in the 2007 massacre at virginia tech. to both of you thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> john: what a pleasure. everyone stood up and cheered for voting rights, not quite everyone. that's next. people with sore throats have something new to say. ahh ! mmm ! ahh ! finally, there's cepacol sensations. serious sore throat medicine seriously great taste. plus the medicine lasts long after the lozenge is gone. ahh ! mmm ! cepacol sensations. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." it's tame for the thing of--time for the thing of the day. it's correction of the day. once again this is live tv and these thi

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man, what a program our guest documentary filmmakers lori silverbush and kristi jacobson. they've done a documentary on hunger in america that will absolutely anger you but still while you are watching it have some junior mints or something. just to -- you know. you may be familiar with the new york assemblyman, he took the new york telephone company to task for seeming to weed out employees and took hillary clinton to task for embracing yasser arafat's wife. and yasser arafat took mel gibson to task and also took renee zellweger to task. took the school newspaper at at high school to task. really, really haitz anti-semitism. some of those seem like an overreyak but he feels like he is standing up for a group whenever he feels they are unfairly ma lined. >> assemblyman dove dressed up for a party dressed up in blackface makeup, an afro wig and an orange jersey. [ laughter ] >> jon: what? >> not that it really matters but that is poorly done blackface. he doesn't look like a basketball player but a jew that went on a cruise without a hair product. what possible excuse do yo

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. >> i don't know what that is. >> stephanie: it's a slow loris eating a rice ball.cretary of defense, leon petraeus, and mr. dempsey are testifying now. secretary petraeus explaining there were no indications that an attack was eminent and because there was no warning, the military was unable to protect chris stephens and the three other americans killed in that am beneficiary. >> time, distance lack of warning, events that moved very quickly on the ground prevented a more immediate response. >> he says we have a responsibility to find out what happened, bring those responsible to justice and make sure it never happens again. as the administration in congress works to pass gun violence pressures, the arkansas senate appears to be moving in the direction of keeping gun ownership information aprivate as possible. there is now a bill that would exempt the names and zip codes of gun owners. a new york area newspaper printed the names and addresses of gun owners on his website after the shooting in newtown. the arkansas bill will move to the republican-controlled house,

our society and our government well and i think we saw an example that just a moment ago with with lori haas whose daughter was shot at virginia tech. this slightly somewhat different. she but it were seen the corporate corruption of our political processes congressman rick nolan and mark polk and have introduced the we the people amendment what to do. in essence it states clearly and unequivocally that only human beings have inherent and a little constitutional rights and that artificial into t's have legal privileges according to the statutory process that creates them sometimes i call this the well done and that because it just states what any six year old or any individual can understand that these corporations don't have the right to overturn public health public safety environmental protection or campaign finance laws the second thing it does is to make it clear as you did that money is not speech and therefore local state and federal governments have the authority indeed i would say the responsibility to pass appropriate campaign finance laws to protect the integrity of the elect

pronto posible un proyecto de ley que permita legalizar a millones de indocumentados y como nos dice lorijo que realizan a puerta cerrada lo que sucede en el proyecto de ley. >> lo que sucede con todo. lo que estÁ esperanzado y tambiÉn incluyendo el hecho que los estadounidenses estÉn abiertos para los 11 millones de indocumentados. >> pero decir que estÁn progresando no basta en la organizaciÓn pro inmigrantes anunciÓ que fijaron el 21 de marzo para presentar un proyecto de ley. >> porque despuÉs se empieza a discutir otro tema de ley, presupuesto discusiÓn de recortes y nos vamos hasta el otro aÑo no pasar la re forma migratoria. >> la casa blanca no va tan lejos y cecilia muÑoz sÍ piensa que el tiempo apremia. tienen que decidir y escribir la propuesta para que llegamos a votos porque conversaciones son buenas y no son re fforma las continÚas crÍticas por deportaciones podrÍa ser motivo que el presidente obama ha trascendido que actÚe con rapidez y peleado por mÁs de 4 aÑos por la administraciÓn de obama y no nos han escuchado. >> los grupos pro inmigrantes estÁn mas organizados que nu

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>>> lori, la realidad que ese tipo de calumnias es completamente falso, no voy a dignificar mÁs. falsas, me lo pueden preguntar 100 distintas formas. >>> insistimos en saber de quien Él cree que es la persona que se identifica como peter williams y ha hecho las acusaciones en su contra. >>> no sabemos quien es peter williams, que viniera, que enseÑara su cara, que viniera a testificar, alguien que se esconde como una rata para mi es rata. >>> por ahora el senador menendez goza del apoyo total de sus colegass demÓcratas, otro senador dijo que lo conoce de hace aÑos y que es un hombre integro. >>> gracias y regresamos con mÁs. >>> crisis en acapulco tras la brutal violaciÓn de seis turistas espaÑolas, se teme que el crimen espante a mÁs turistas. el presidente mexicano fue enfÁtico que no va a escatimar en esfuerzos, vamos al balneario. >>> en playa encantada quedan las huellas del crimen, todavÍa retumba en el bungalo el eco del delito. >>> cuando es aquÍ mismo de los mismos mexicano no pasa nada. >>> myriam supo de las violaciÓnes por television y teme que un dÍa el peligro toque

>> i think lori's idea is the best thing, find a plan that's worked. look at where they have success and trouble and replicate and improve upon the processes. as soon as you have a good market you should have a lot of success. >> a great product is not a business and so many people get stuck. they're in love with this great product. even el tel everybody tells them it's great product but scaling it up to wholesalers and retailers, that's a whole different thing. what lori did and what the segment did is how to scale up from a great idea, great product, to distribution, manufacturing, and fulfillment, and unfortunately a lot of people who are passionate about their product get very board and distracted when they have to do that. >> you didn't go to the dallas market, i take it. >> when we had gone to the fall toy preview, i had the privilege of meeting both joann and christy and it was at that point they took me through all of their triem umphs and tribulations. >> do you work with the same people they do? >> we do. >> if someone wants to follow the sam

lori montgomery is with "the washington post." lori, you're up first. >> house democrats have prepared their own bill for dealing with the rest of the fiscal year. tax increases, republicans have said they will not go for any tax increases. everyone thinks the sequester is a bad idea. what is the plan to forge a compromise? >> we want to ask the republicans to take a balanced approach and i think there is growing pressure among other republicans to replace the sequester through a combination of cuts that take place over a longer time because they do not want to harm the economy in the short term even as you try to reduce the deficit in the long term. also by closing some of the tax loopholes. we heard in the last presidential campaign from mitt romney and paul rand that there are all these tax breaks and loopholes that disproportionately benefit very wealthy people. speaker john boehner said he could come up with $800 billion through a tax reform plan. we're simply saying to the house republicans that we want to do with speaker jo