so, what's for lunch today? a sandwich at your desk, something from the canteen, or a three course meal with a glass of wine? more than half of all office workers eat their lunch at their desk in the uk. since most -- most say they have not been forced to work through lunch, but they are conscious of a culture where aiding at the desk has become the norm -- eating at the desk has become the norm. men are more likely to munch at their desk than female colleagues. we have two reports. the growth of the power lunch. first, mumbai -- sharing food with colleagues is apparently commonplace. >> indians are passionate about food, and that includes lunch. there is a huge cafÉ culture here. many have streetside food sources, like this one. for others, it is about eating home-cooked food. thank you. mumbai is famed for these. they ensure the right food gets to the right office. having lunch in the office in india is something you take your time over, sharing your food and the company of your colleagues. in the newsroom her

during the summertime so we provide lunch at community based sites, to over 85 sites across the city and last year, we served around 200 thousand meals, over 200 thousand meals, we also collaborate with the school district to make sure that if they are able to take a place at a school site that we work closely with them so we're not duplicating service and that it's an effective program. i also present the food and fitness community, last year was my first year running the program and being on the food task force was a wonderful experience, not only did we start to think strategically how the program can include but collaborating with people like food runners and other agencies like the food bank to make sure we were avoiding waste as well and last year was my first year and i'm looking forward to continuing to run the program and i'm honored to be reappoint to the task force committee and i'm not a resident of san francisco currently although i have in the past, but during summertime, i may as well be here, thank you very much. >> thank you, have -- any questions? seeing none, thank

will as well if the kids defied the school lunch rules that they stopped eating lunch as they're throwing away good food putting the food there trying to make them eat it doesn't seem to be the most effective way to write well who is also going to clearly i mean clearly this is going to be a process if you have a bunch of unhealthy vending machines and kids are relying on those and suddenly take them out and say ok you're salads kids my result there's a study done in two thousand and four looked at sixty three hundred kids and forty states and they measured these kids' weights and heights when they first centered middle school in two thousand and four and then again when they left middle school three years later and what the study found was that states that had nutrition standards say with strong junk food regulations the kids who left metals middle school saw a three to five point decrease in childhood obesity rates whereas the states that didn't have these sort of regulations it stayed what you'd expect pretty constant. i mean what you said usually is are well this is usually as a refer

"power lunch" starts now. >> hello. welcome to "power lunch." michelle caruso-cabrera. in for sue and tyler. apple ceo tim cook making big headlines. the fight with hedge fund manager david einhorn and cannibalization of the company's product. more on that fallout. >> also mead china factor, las vegas rolling out red carpet for chinese new year tourist, which casino stock stands to win big. >> "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition hits news stands today. i bet you already knew that. supermodel kate upton on the cover for the second year running. she's going to join us live here on "power lunch." we don't want to miss that. >> in the meantime, let's check the markets. we have dow 14,000 and climbing as things stand at the moment, apple is weighing on the tech sector. we'll come to that in a moment. kenny pick ari joins us as -- >> director of relations. >> cnbc contributor. maybe pushing it. what levels are we eyeing now. >> 1525 on the s&p is what they are looking at. you can feel they just want to take it there. >> five points away. >> five points away. actually four p

i don't see -- i don't want my kids eating lunch at 10:00 a.m. in the morning, and i was present when representatives from our school spoke before you at the january 8 meeting, and what really stood out in my mind there were accolades and celebrations for one of our public emersion schools and getsing the recognition they so deserve for academic achievements but through it all all i could think of all our kids want is the opportunity to growth and rise and achieve excellence at one location and we would love to give our kids the opportunity to wow you. thank you. >> good evening. my name is karen [inaudible] and i am a kindergarten parent at creative arts charter school. our family is a bilingual family so choosing the school was for me very stressful but when we chose creative arts charter school we were very sure that our son -- that was the correct place where our son could thrive. my son looks forward to go to school everyday. my son tells me that he loves math. his teacher tells me how well he's doing in math, and my son also tells me how he

and i appreciate the opportunity to be your lunch speaker. as i always say, lunch is one of may five most important meals of the day so thank you for that. let me introduce my panelists. here to my left, we have a great group here to talk about stories from the field with regard to fire and 10 years of lessons learned being applied. first to my left, ray chaney, cal fire incident battle xwrupb chief. to his left, colonel laura yeager, 40th combat aviation brigade. to her left, commander steve everett, to his left lieutenant colonel dana, marine corps installation west. thank you. let me go ahead and start off by talking a little bit and just going back over some of the discussions yesterday that i think are going to play into this discussion. we had vice admiral beeman talk a little bit yesterday about capabilities and vice admiral zunkoff talked about partnerships, unity of effort, unity of command. mayor lee talked about dod efforts, expertise, community efforts and as we go into all those discussions today you will see best practices appli

. >> what is your typical lunch during the workweek? the yugo would call the -- do you go with colleagues? a survey says that more men than women eat al desko. it has to do with the culture that it has become the norm. >> today, many of us will be doing this, munching and lunching wells still chained to our desks. in a survey carried out of almost 600 office workers, 54% said they regularly worked through the lunch hour. 53% believe that there is a widespread culture of colleagues doing the same. perhaps of most concern, 20% say they felt under pressure not to take a break. what is the problem? i am grabbing a quick bite to eat in the fresh air. i have opted for a sandwich and surprisingly, she is checking into a solid. >> it is important to get away from the workplace and not check e-mail. that leads to what we call mindless eating. you are not concentrating on what you are consuming. that can lead to weight gain. the second thing is that it is important to get out into the fresh air and to be exposed to sunlight. that is how our bodie

oh look here, they're having lunch already. having their lunch. so they are having lunch already. well, just wait half a minute, one, two, three, just half a minute more. one, two, three... congratulations irina sergeyevna. i wish you all the best, everything you've wished for your self. you look most charming today. by the way, look at this top, it's got a wonderful hum. what a sweet little thing? a green oak grows by curving shore, and round that oak hangs a golden chain, a green chain around that oak. why do i keep on saying that? these lines have been worrying me all day long. do you know we're 13 at table? oh, you don't really believe in these old superstitions, do you? when 13 people sit down to table it means that some of them are in love. --romanovich? oh, i'm just an old sinner. what i can't make out is why natalia ivanovna seems so embarrassed. just wait a minute, please? i feel so ashamed. they are all laughing at me and i don't know what's the matter. i know it's bad manners of me to leave the table like that but i couldn't help it, i

barbie and ken of "power lunch."e markets, we will put the storm aside for a couple of second. with today's gains, major averages wiped out losses for the week. that could of course change but if it does hold the s&p 500, the dow and nasdaq will have racked up gains in each of the first six weeks of 2013. bob pisani is down on the floor of the nyse. he did manage to get to the new york stock exchange exchange today. >> let me be blunt about it, sue, everybody at the new york stock exchange wants to go home. but they're not. they are hardworking professionals and the nyse told them they couldn't go home. five-year highs. don't worry about the volume. volume is 20% below normal. dow transports and russell 2000 at a historic high. midcap at a high as well. data this morning is what was important. take a look at s&p futures this morning. 8:30 bb data on trade come out. trade and balance was better than expected. we have been running a deficit for years, as you know, sue. but this time it is narrower than anticipated. rem

back to "power lunch." josh lipton with a cnbc market flash. analyst with fossil's report due out tomorrow. watching the company to hold and analyst there seeing nothing to propel the stock higher, following 35% surge since november. but the team at jeffreys, they disagree, rating fossil a buy and raise the price target to 125 from 115. the street looking for eps on sales of $930 million. simon, over to you. >> thanks very much, josh. american and us airways inching closer to a merger. it could happen as early as this week. american, of course, has been in bankruptcy since november 2011 us airways trading slightly lower. the five-day track up 3%. phil lebeau taking flight for us in chicago. phil? >> simon, i'm wondering if a bit of that sell-off is people saying, hey, we've had a heck of a run, let's take some profit. this deal will be announced this week. here is the amr/us airways merger. almost all details have been worked out. there are a if you final ones but nothing i'm told would be a deal-breaker. a

-- i am pleased to be able to tell you about two things before lunch. as you know, this is the middle of a process to train and teach more people how to use computers. we wanted to showcase a little bit of what folks are learning out there. first, we will show a video, and then wind up -- linda will explain about lunch. i know a few people have slipped over there, but i ask everyone to be quiet for a few minutes. there is plenty to go around. the video we're going to show right now -- i got a feeling this morning at 4:00 a.m. that tells you how dedicated people were to be able to produce it and have it here today. i wanted to thank paul gra, who has worked with the project with the family services agency senior community services employment program. you will see his good work here also john boswell, who came in at the last minute and help us pull this together. he did it in exchange for tyne bank hours with the bay area community exchange time bank. if you want to know about that, you can learn about that across the hall after lunch. finally, from the b

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and actually school lunch is the healthy option it is better than the privileged one fortunately over the last few years the standards have been brought back up and a lot of the new schools the academy schools are not covered by those need to make sure that all schools have and they're also planning issues out there because we're at a school here in london and right next to the school is a take away restaurant that's roy i mean books the road is temptation the wrong kind of ten years before but nothing wrong with you occasionally trying to be real of course but the reality is that too many kids are eating the wrong kinds of food too often and it's very difficult to resist but if on every street corner. you have to study for the first drop three so we've called to your school in the forty's ok brian thank you for your time well the department of education has commissioned a report into trying to improve standards in schools it is currently digesting the information from that report and we won't know exactly what action will be taken for a little bit more time but what we do know is tha

the lunch time. then this afternoon turning wet so a slow, wet ride home. highs in the mid-40s today with the wind east, east northeast at about 5, 10 miles an hour. the storm system which is actually coming out of areas toward the mississippi valley, southern missouri, northern arkansas, that's going to throw moisture our way. rain well south of us this morning. you see a little moisture trying to reach the ground in southern ohio and west virginia but just don't think we'll see much at all before the lunch hour. your temperatures mid- to upper 20s north. frederick 27. 32 in luray. to the east and southeast we have 30s. easton is 34. and 40 now in fredericksburg. so a quiet morning out there. and we're looking at some wintry weather potentially in the mountains. that starts at noon. tonight philadelphia to atlantic city and long island may see a few inches of snow. trace to perhaps an inch well north and west of d.c. till about midnight. let's go to monika samtani. a quiet wednesday morning so far. >>> yes, it is a quiet wednesday morning. that's a good th

not even lunch on "power lunch." but you are welcome to be here anyway.tarted with this company and you as you say, it is a pivotal time for the company. you started january 1. >> that's right. >> what is different? what surprised you? >> i just took over january 1. what surprised me is how powerful the capability is in our whole technical space. we have such technological advantage there. the real issue for us is we have to move that technological advantage from being just about pc peripherals to pc peripherals and mobile peripherals, like tablets. >> i want to show people, maybe can you do it, it is a cover for an ipad mini that doubles as a keyboard. >> it is. and we love -- >> these kind of things are the future of your company. >> absolutely. we love this. we call this is the other half of the ipad. as can you see, it looks like the other half on the outside. magnetically attached to the back. comes apart. >> it is quite a full size keyboard. these keys are not mini. >> not at all. you will be shocked. >> not mouse type. >> no pun intended. you will

gerri: so if you have to charge more for the school lunch? at keeping costs low as the regulations come out, they are just guarding we have to do an analysis but the larger systems charge retreat into a and $3 per meal because we meet those requirements we have to see of cost does go up to assess the schools to keep the price low. we don't want it to be unaffordable. we have 400 charter schools and they're not required to participate because we tried to expand school choice by deregulating. and out of 400, 150 choose to participate. gerri::but some kids are going hungry because they don't like the food. is that a problem there in arizona? >> it is an actual problem but they talk about participation rates, the way people become eligible, parents have to fill out a form to say i am at the poverty level that is an issue so you have children in the cafeteria to have to show they get the free lunch and children who are not. that is difficult. gerri: but it sounds like the regulations are a nightmare. thank you for explaining it in ways to understa

that's next on "power lunch." >>> welcome back. sharon epperson here.des coming in at the gold market. it's been a very tight range in this session. gold prices down about $5, right around 1644 an ounce. a lot of economic data pretty much as expected. not much in the gold mark wet china's market's closed as well. that impacts metals prices across the board. we are continuing to look at lower prices here. silver got perhaps a little bit of a boost or one would think it would from hsbc lifting its price craft from $20 to o 2013. only out performer is platinum. back to you. >> thank you, sharon. courtney reagan is here. how would you sum up today's equity session? >> kind of a push and pull. it is almost like it get there, but can't keep going. i'm starting to wonder if we are really going to hit those new peaks. if it is going to happen. so the sector break down shows healthcare lagging. if we dig deeper into the movers, you know ge. but it is worth mentioning because we are hitting four-year highs there. also other multiindustrial names hitting good new

>> no, no, i always brought a lunch. but i brought more than lunch. >> jimmy: what would you bring?s. the little paper bags. i brought a grocery bag filled with food. >> jimmy: same here. >> you did? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and if it was a sandwich like maybe a veal cutlet sandwich or eggplant or scrambled egg and peppers and potatoes. and i weighed like 90 pounds. >> jimmy: same here. >> an entire loaf of bread. >> jimmy: and the big grease spot on the side of the bag. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did the kids think that was weird? because at my school, the kids thought it was very weird. >> they did think it was weird. they were shock ed. this boy with lots of hair at the time with a sack, and you're like oh, what laborers are coming with you to eat your lunch? >> jimmy: my mother, my birthday especially, but every once in a while we'd have linguini and crabs and my mother would put that in my lunch bag the next day, and the horror on the children's faces. it was like they had seen me dissecting a frog in front of them. >> how did she wrap it up for you? >> jimmy: poorly. i don't even reme

send it over to "power lunch" now, guys. >> halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> thank you very much, scotty. you saw it, halftime bringing the heat. carl icahn turning it up big time in his battle against bill ackman in herbalife. the next round in the fight against two wall street titans. then how vulnerable is your smart phone? hackers. it's not pretty. we will bring up a new list of concerns and cautions that you need to take. then, nobody can protect themselves from this. take a look at this. this is russia today. and it is not a movie set. that's a real life meteor and hundreds of people have been hurt. we have that amazing story for you straight ahead on "power lunch." but my partner, bill griffith, is in for ty today. ty is under the weather so we sent bill down to the nyse. >> hi, sue. here on the floor of the new york stock exchange, every single television was tuned into cnbc in the laugh hour and the sound was turned way up. you could hear carl icahn's voice resonating against th

will as well if the kids defied the school lunch rules that they stopped eating lunch as they're throwing away good food putting the food there trying to make them eat it doesn't seem to be the most effective way to go right well who is also going to clearly i mean clearly this is going to be a process if you have a bunch of unhealthy vending machines and kids are relying on those and suddenly take them out and say ok you're salads kids my revolt there's a study done in two thousand and four looked at sixty three hundred kids in forty states. and they measured these kids' weights and heights when they first centered middle school in two thousand and four and then again when they left middle school three years later and what the study found was that states that had nutrition standards that with strong junk food regulations the kids who left metals middle school saw a three to five point decrease in childhood obesity rates whereas the states that didn't have these sort of regulations it stayed what you'd expect pretty constant. i mean what is unusual is are well this it usually is the recor

the school therapist works out of a converted closet and getting students through lunch takes almost three hours, growing pains the school as to energy out how to address. >> you have to look at the whole organization. how do you move students about in terms of lunch, transportation, all the programs that exist within the disool -- school. >> reporter: hillcrest is not alone. if the trend continues, every school in catonsville will remain overcapacity until 2022. building a new school may not be an option because resources are always tight. >> we're going to have to be creative in terms of looking at the programs we have at the school. are there surrounding areas or buildings that we may be able to use. >> reporter: now the alternative and creative ways range from installing more portables and finding vacant space in the area. at this point county schools are trying to study all the options. >> baltimore county isn't the only school district with overcrowding issues. we checked several schools in terms of other districts and population growths in harford and howard county also create

which would you choose, lunch with lincoln or a nice of blis with marilyn monroe. >> i'm going steamy night with lincoln. >> mariah carey posted photos of her on twitter. >> she's like gwyneth paltrow but not as pretentious. >> the group yesterday was all about valentine's day for one and she recommended you buy this book, all recipes for one person. >> what did you make? >> tony haak, in the flesh, the man, the myth, the legend. >> all three, behold the obi-wan of skateboarding, tony hawk, has taken on a new apprentice, he has, the kid who did this. the force is strong with this one. >> you tweeted this video of adam miller. >> basically, it's a back flip from skateboard to skateboard down a set of stairs. >> easily one of the coolest tricks you've seen in a long time. >> not too many people can do anything like that. i've never seen that trick ever. >> but this trick, filmed at the rad channel studios, it took some practice. >> we have all of his missteps and slams in another video. >> yeah, but nobody wants to see that. yeah, let's watch that. ow. ow. and ow. anyway, the final resu

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"power lunch" picks up the ball right now. >>> lace them up. "halfti "halftime" is over. >> we promise there is no outage on "power lunch" now. one day the dow is 14,000, the next is the worst of the year. triple digit losses. 122 points down. are investors getting cold feet? having seconds thought about the rally? are stocks still cheap? we will see how five star money managers are playing the market. and the money cooler story of the day. the ads, which ones scored touchdowns. which ones bumbled. and did beyonce cause the super bowl blackout? >>> and money does not buy you love, but does money buy the wealthy happiness? a new survey may well surprise you. hi, sue. >> hi, ty. risk off in terms of trading. a lot of fears about europe forcing the debt way off from the 14,000 mark we saw last week. dow and s&p having the biggest drop so far. down 123 points. nasdaq is down almost 40 point. that's almost 1.25 percent to the minus side. s&p down 14 points, almost 1%. bob pisani joins me on the nyse trading floor to talk about things. last week we w

with jiffy lube you have time to eat your lunch and get a quick oil change.rive in to your nearest jiffy lube today. >>> a police trainee remains in critical condition after being shot in the head during an academy accident. baltimore city police say a candidate in train being the university of md m -- university of maryland police was shot in the head. maryland state police are investigating. >>> a murder suicide stuns the college park community. yesterday morning police say 23-year-old devon green a college park grad student shot and killed his house mate, 22-year-old steven rain and wounded another house mate before committing suicide. it had at an off campus house. detectives say green suffered from a mental illness. >>> in anne arundel county a couple's mission to keep children safer in pools is heading to annapolis. the proposal is called conner's law. it will require defibrillators at all public pools in the state. in 2006 conner freed was found unconscious in a pool. a life guard did not use the defibrillator because he was not trained to use it. the

you have time to eat your lunch and get a quick oil change. drive in today. back over to you . >> thank you. >>> city police say the training officer who shot a recruit from the university of maryland police is an 18 year veteran and is identified as william scott kern. officer kern reportedly mistook his service weapon for a training weapon and shot the other man in the forehead during the session in ownings mills this week. the other man is in grave condition this morning. kern has been suspended along with five other officers as the investigation continues. >>> this morning the teen fatally stabbed following the ravens victory celebration will be laid to rest. 15-year-old deonte smith was stabbed to death on february 5th during a fight involving a large group of teens. two other teens were injured that day. smith's funeral will be held today. the search continues to find the teen responsible. >>> a message from ray rice after an impersonator sets up a fake facebook profile to try to attract women and girls. a publicist says they were sending out private me

why healthy school lunches are getting resistance. a new bill raises awareness forehead injuries in high schools. >> ♪ >> the harlem shake has made it to the oval office. our presidential joined in. >>> the rules addressing youth concussions will advance to the virginia general assembly. the house subcommittee is backed a bill. the measure passed the senate. mandates private schools who use public school property for identifying and handling concussions. public schools are already required to have concussion policies. >>> childhood obesity a big problem. not everybody on board with the healthy hunger free kid's act. rick has more. >> reporter: the regulations are part of the healthy hunger free kid's act aimed at reducing childhood obesity. use hole grains and less salt and trim to half a slice of pizza or a sandwich with a single slice of deli meat. half the kids stopped buying the meals. >> i understand what the government was trying to do. i can't force a kid to eat their fruits and vegetables. when they take an apple what it cost

winds are calm so it's not all that uncomfortable. 47 at lunch with sun going to a high of near 50. >>> we have several school advisories this morning they're now appearing at the bottom of your screen. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. this is one of those mornings when you walk out things can be deceiving everything looks okay but there seems to be a lot of ice out there. we are judging that on the amount of accidents that we have. one of them just coming in to us on 97 northbound at 32. a multi-vehicle there blocking lanes. richie highway on route 2. 95 back northbound at 895 we still have an accident. 97 north bound at ben field vehicle. mown dane -- mountain road at philadelphia road. one more on bel air by pass at route 24 to tell you about. if you're headed out on the beltway speeds just slightly below normal. not really because of volume so much but more because of weather. same goes for 95. there's a live look at the topside of the beltway over all looking good with the exception of a few drops on the camera at harford road. now wjz has the storie

what they want is a free lunch. they don't want to have to pay taxes and they want all these benefits. so it's an intellectual disconnect, lack of integration. and i think that is fundamental issue. that's where maybe the objective arguments are more important, where we showed them that this doesn't work and this negative consequence. and i particularly think we've got to show older people how bad it is for their children. and i don't think many grandmothers want to do bad things for the grandchildren. have done a good job letting people rationalize, that's not true. i just read an article where social security has no real problem. anyone who writes that it's hard to take an series leader go with they're doing is reinforcing a rational belief that people want to hold. they want to think there's no problem with social security even though the facts are there. so we have to be, how you do that, it keeps people inspired at the same time because it's a lot easier to say i'm going to go bunch of stuff. so we've got this

from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "power lunch."g a look at metals complex, we are lower across the board today. gold prices about $10 lower. couple of reasons for that. generally, the cautious tone in the market, but also the world gold council releasing data that shows that gold demand fell in 2012. you also have a stronger dollar today. that is not supportive of gold prices. traders are tell meg, expect gold to be range bound. if we get through 1625. 1580 is the next stop to the upside. we are looking at 1670. meantime, platinum and palladium today. this after production rose last year. the concern in south africa is that platinum concern is decreased. that is driving prices up. george gear why from rbc telling me it is reacting it weakness in physical demand. for now, back over to you, sue. >> thank you so much, jackie. >>> all right, bob pisani has been waiting patiently in the wings for hours here. you're having a hard day. >> a hiyperbole there, folks. >> no, nothing is working for you today. >> utilities, on the weak side. t

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i need what you had for lunch. bunny rabbit -- [ light laughter ] don't poke your head too far into the snake hole, okay? you'll get an eyeball full of venom. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] >> give me my answers! >> jimmy: okay. here. i am 6 feet tall. >> you were never 6 feet tall. >> jimmy: i am 6 feet tall. >> no, look. you come up barely to my solar plexus, right here. >> jimmy: i'm sitting down in a chair. >> what? what is this? oh, he's sitting behind that gadget. >> jimmy: gadget? >> what did you have for lunch? >> jimmy: i had a turkey wrap for lunch. >> well, that's strange. i'm smelling jagermeister and corn waffles. [ laughter ] which is quite a coincidence because that's what i had. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: corn waffles. >> yes. >> jimmy: i was born on september 19th, 1974. >> okay. now ,i will take all of this random information and i will process it. now, i have to go into a brief trance. don't be alarmed. [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] i have it. september 19th, 1983. >> jimmy: no. >> what? >> jimmy: nope. >>

geological survey said the earthquake hit at around lunch time on wednesday. the quake triggered tsunami that sparked warnings across the south pacific, observers with the pacific tsunami warning center reported a wave about 90 centimeters high reached the coast of the solomon islands. ngo workers say it washed away at least 100 houses. they add that the supply of electricity and water has been disrupted and they say some parts of the island have been flooded including the airport. >>> nhk has learned chinese navy weapons radar incident took place more than 100 kilometers away from the disputed senkaku islands in the east china sea. chinese and japanese vessels were navigate ago way from the islands at the time. analysts say both sides may have been seeking to avoid escalating tensions around the islands. officials with japan's defense ministry say that june 30th, a chinese frigate locked weapons targeting on a destroyer. the two ships were reportedly 3 kilometers apart. a japanese helicopter from another destroyer is also believed to have been a targeted by f

so i took everybody my people out to lunch and left them there.we were surprised by the reaction that we got from the sea they went off into a room and talked about it apparently and decided to leave. i want we did was using the your t's press list we faxed the press release to the international media . we expected that's the occupation of this very shadowy able to very powerful business lobby who puts really interested media. so things went a little bit differently. i think we talked to one newspaper and there was a radio program that was interested in for the rest it was silent. and that we didn't know when the t.v. stuff would come back. that's on the tables there were a position papers and reports lying around but it was also a very neatly organized archive everything sort it's. so we decided to move to it be fast and copy as much as possible. in those documents where letters from the year two and demands from the year to two european governments and to the european commission and i would responses. and it really showed the degree of access th

they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and, and have their lunch and play on thatit and come and have their lunch and play on it. just for it to be part of the neighborhood. that is my hope. >> is such a beautiful addition to our public art in san francisco. thank you for joining us. it was nice to meet you. and thank you for telling us about your beautiful mural. thanks for watching "culturewire." >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way, thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different artists that come here to work, mostly doing aerial work. kindred spirits, so to speak. there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combine that with theater techniques. a lot of the work is content- based, has a strong narrative. the dancers have more of a theatrical fe

we will explain that when "power lunch" returns. >>> welcome back to "power lunch."li here. going nowhere quickly, yesterday upside yields. today is reversing now. week and a half chart shows you we are in a six basis closing range. last week and a half, 95 to 201. today, two-day chart up again. eight-year chart, close to eight-year highes. why? china is recovering and importing more. and less ka pass knit north american lumber over the last five years. tyler, back to you. >> very interesting, rick. thank you very much. from bonds and lumber, the commodity to some other commodities. energy is the leading sector in the recent stock market run-up. while investors are cashing in, consumers of course feeling a bit of the pinch. sharon epperson with the winners and losers. hi, sharon. >> hi, tyler. we have seen them have gains in the last month of 20 to 30% or more and they are can capitalizing on the growth we have seen in unconventional oil, in oil sands and shale oil in the middle part of the country. it is what gates calls refining renaissance and u.s. refiners are ab

we'll be in the mid-40s for lunch time. highs in the low 50s today. even the winds shouldn't be that bad turning to the south, southwest 5, 8 miles an hour. so very comfortable. if you like to run, lunch time or outside, it's going to be fine later on. the storm has left us but behind it skies have cleared out. it's done two things. with the moisture around we have visibilities down a half mile or less. fredricksburg up to fort belvoir we're seeing some of the low visibilities. so watch out for that. of course with the temperatures now down toward 30 in manassas, 32 la plata, bwi31, lots of them at or slightly below freezing. that's causing the slick spots on many roads, elevated surfaces. with more on that we'll go over to monika samtani now with the latest on timesaver traffic. >>> we have lots of accidents to report, especially to the north and west of town. i was on the phone with montgomery county police, maryland state police, and even fairfax. they're all saying that the black ice and the flash freeze is what you want to be aware of. how wrpd h