maria green calls came across a telling. it was from visit decker see your phillips. in december nine hundred eighty five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european act which started the process of the single market. the crux of the tallackson is as follows you know we don't know what you're going to do but we want you to act you can act one way or another if you choose not to have a single market program then you have given us no choice but perhaps take our business elsewhere. this was a clear fred the year two you were presented sixty percent of western europe's industrial output this was blackmail. why did not a single government say anything about the deck or taylor hicks. or about the other frets that followed. they were elected representatives. but we felt that this was a betrayal and we wanted to do something about it it's it was important for a bigger public to know about this and we decided to publish a book. and besides collecting data we started to make interviews. undercover interviews. and finally in spring one thousand

maria green calls came across a telling. it was from visit decker c.e.o. phillips. in december nine hundred eighty five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european act which started the process of the single market. the crux of the tallackson is as follows you know we don't know what you're going to do but we want you to act you can act one way or another if you choose not to have a single market program then you have given us no choice but perhaps take our business elsewhere. this was a clear fred the year to year we presented sixty percent of western europe's industrial output this was black main. why did not a single government say anything about the deck or taylor hicks. or about the other frets that followed. they were elected representatives. but we felt that this was a betrayal and we wanted to do something about it it's important for a bigger public to know about this and we decided to publish a book. and decide collecting data we started to make interviews. and undercover interviews. and finally in spring one thousand and s

maria green culson came across a telling. it was from visit decker see your phillips. in december nine hundred eighty five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european act which started the process of the single market. the crux of the tallackson is as follows you know we don't know what you're going to do but we want you to act you can act one way or another if you choose not to have a single market program then you have given us no choice but perhaps take our business elsewhere. this was a clear fred the year two you were presented sixty percent of western europe's industrial output this was blackmail. why did not a single government say anything about the deck or taylor hicks. or about the other frets that followed. they were elected representatives. but we felt that this was a betrayal and we wanted to do something about it it's important for a bigger public to know about this and we decided to publish a book. and besides collecting data we started to make interviews. undercover interviews. finally in spring one thousand nine hundre

maria green culson came across a tell ex. it was from visit decker see your phillips. in december nine hundred eighty five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european act which started the process of the single market. the crux of the tallackson is as follows you know we don't know what you're going to do but we want you to act you can act one way or another if you choose not to have a single market program then you have given us no choice but perhaps take our business elsewhere. this was a clear fred the year to year we presented sixty percent of western europe's industrial output this was blackmail. why did not a single government say anything about the deck or taylor hicks. or about the other frets that followed. they were elected representatives. but we felt that this was a betrayal and we wanted to do something about it it's important for a bigger public to know about this and we decided to publish a book. and besides collecting data we started to make interviews. undercover interviews. and finally in spring one thousand nine hund

maria green calls came across a tell x. . it was from visit decker see your phillips. in december nine hundred eighty five he wrote to the heads of state just before the signing of the single european acts which started the process of the single market . the crux of the tallackson is as follows you know we don't know what you're going to do but we want you to act you can act one way or another if you choose not to have a single market program then you have given us no choice but perhaps take our business elsewhere. this was a clear fred the year two you were presented sixty percent of western europe's industrial output this was blackmail. why did not a single government say anything about the deck or taylor hicks. or about the other friend start followed. they were elected representatives. but we felt that this was a betrayal and we wanted to do something about it it's it was important for a bigger public to know about this and we decided to publish a book. and besides collecting data we started to make interviews. undercover interviews. finally in spring one thousand

confirmed by american scholar stepping into the topic maria green cowles i was interested and doing something about europe and something about the european union i started talking with some of the c.e.o.'s and in particular the corporate affairs managers of these firms to ask them what happened and everybody had a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richardson. keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more questions and sometimes tease out the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write about this i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper he said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of the we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very excited thinking this is it. came across a tell ex. it

agenda for them basically our picture got confirmed by an american scholar stepping into the topic maria green call's i was interested in doing something about europe and something about the european union i started talking with some of the c.e.o.'s and in particular the corporate affairs managers of these firms to ask them what happened and everybody had a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richardson. keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come. back with more questions and sometimes tease out the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write up out there so i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of the we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just we just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very excit

agenda for the basically our picture got confirmed by american scholar stepping into the topic maria green cowles i was interested and doing something about europe and something about the european union i started talking with some of the c.e.o.'s and in particular the corporate affairs managers of these firms to ask them what happened and everybody had a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richardson. keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more questions and sometimes tease out the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write about this i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper he said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of that yet we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just we just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very ex

confirms by american scholar stepping into the topic maria green call's i was interested in doing something about your can something about the european union i started talking with some of the c.e.o.'s and in particular the corporate affairs managers of these firms to ask them what happened and everybody had. a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richardson. keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more questions and sometimes tease out the answers and sometimes they didn't and finally i believe it was on my seventh meeting with keith when i said to keith you know i can write up out there so i can have all these different interviews but i really want to see the pieces of paper and keith said to me well you know i have a bunch of cardboard boxes in the basement of the actually we haven't opened them they're from the earlier days we just we just put this material in the boxes and of course and you know in the back of my mind i was very excited thinking this is it. gr

agenda for them basically our picture got confirmed by an american scholar stepping into the topic maria green cowles i was interested and doing something about europe and something about the european union i started talking with some of the c.e.o.'s and in particular the corporate affairs managers of these firms to ask them what happened and everybody had a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richardson. keith and i would talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with other individuals and then i'd come back with more question.

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. >> reporter: for maria, it provided a green reminder that crime has no bounds, including the sidewalk that runs along her front yard. >> she was actually consoling me. i was crying. she said stop crying. i said i'm sorry. i kept her talking the whole time. >> reporter: in baltimore county jeff hager, abc2 news. >> police have not identified the victims except to say they were all in their mid-20s. >>> the teen who shot a classmate at perry hall high school on the first day of school has struck a deal. >> robert gladden pleaded guilty to shooting daniel borowy. >> the trial was supposed to start but prosecutors were approached by the defense about a plea. the prosecutors dropped most of the 27 counts against robert gladden. daniel's dad said he's back in school and thriving, but he said he would like to see changes to make sure students get the help they need and an end to school violence. >> danny is healing. he's back in school. we count our blessings every day, but what has been done? the children are the future of our country, the future of everything and we have done basically not

and maria, they looked at me like i had green hair. they said, "archives? we have no archives." the plaza hotel! and i thought that was shameful. i said, "you've been here 100 years, you have nothing? the beatles were here. marilyn monroe was here. they said, "we have an odd picture or two, but no archives." >> reporter: so a few phone calls later, a curiosi quest took on a whole new purpose. and the result? the persian room. >> patty: so i was lucky enough to be able to talk to some of the greats: marge champion, andy williams, jack jones, patty paige, laney kazan, and they put the heart into it. the way they had it set up was prior to the show, the maitre de would tell the entertainer who was in the audience because any given night, the celebrities weren't only on stage, it was always in the audience. kind of like vegas in the old days. after people did their shows they would go to the persian room and catch another show. so the maitre di told carol, you know, all the people that were in the audience and had to be recognized. and he was a hungarian gentleman, and he said "oh,

maria. let's get you caught up starting off with green mountain green mountain is getting absolutely hammered here in the after hours. it is down some 10%. green mountain beats for this quarter. remember, the street was look are for about 65 cents. green mountain clocks in with 76 cents, but the sales forecast below consensus. another one at checkout is yelp. yelp also down in the after hours here. yelp, remember, the street was looking for a loss, maria, of 5 cents and it clocks in with a loss of 8 cents. they did beat on the top line but also yelp here down in the after hours. more earnings coming, maria. we'll seep you updated. >> all right, josh. thank you so much. we are 22 days away from the so-called sequestration dead line. that's when deep federal spending cuts will automatically kick in. if congress fails to come up with a solution will marks face it or be in for a tumble? >> one guest says the market will survive but cnbc contributor michael farr is less optimistic. michael, you're worried? >> i'm worried, maria. i'm kind of a paid worrier that way, but, yes, given what we've seen

maria, thanks so much. the david and goliath battle between green light's david einhorn and apple takes another interesting turn here as today the reason why i'm coming to you live from san francisco is we are at the goldman sachs technology and internet conference where earlier today tim cook, the ceo of apple, took the stage here to my right and addressed david einhorn directly saying we are going to thoroughly consider green light's proposal. he also did call it a silly sideshow, however. now a response from a greenlight spokesperson saying as follows. if apple thinks the lawsuit is a waste of resources, it could simply end the matter by complying with existing law and filing a new proxy that unbundles the proposed changes to the charter so that shareholders could express their views on each matter separately. all of this, of course, comes back to the news of last week that david einhorn is suing apple, challenging the company to issue preferred stock as waive dealing with the $137 billion cash that is currently sitting on the balance sheet. apple is trying to do away with something in their proxy propo

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. this market kicking off the week in the green as the dow and the s&p 500 close at yet another five-year high. the nasdaq closing at a 12-year high. we are now finishing on the upside neither highs of the day, in fact. dow jones industrial average up 53 points on the session and a third of a percent higher. we're about 140 points away from the all-time high on the dow jones industrial average. we'll point out volumes not great. it's unimpressive. we are coming off the long holiday weekend so that's expected. moments away from dell's quarterly numbers but first to the markets and our guests. good to see everybody. thanks very much for joining us. good to see you, david. >> maria, likewise. >> how are you investing right now? do you think we're expecting a pullback or does the market want to go higher? >> still more offense on the field. if we get a pullback it will be 10% and i by the time you recognize it it will be half over so i think you want to continue to liege to the large caps but the u.s. mid-cap stocks up and if the marke

green of the first solar fell hard on weak guidance. target slipped as fourth-quarter profit missed the street's estimates. maria, back to you. >> all right, josh. thanks so much. much more ahead on this busy edition of the "closing bell." the market approaching an all-time record of the sun, the moon and the stars aligned for it to happen? much more. special coverage on this rally today. back in a moment. [ male announcer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] and you'll find advanced safety technology like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. >>> welcome back. a huge after-hour move from groupon. let's get to julia boorstin who has the story. julia. >> reporter: that's right, maria. groupon just reported its earnings that revenues came right in line with expectations but its earnings missed coming in worst than expected and the outlook for the first quarter, the quarter right now, was also much lighter than expectexpecte. the stock is very volatile but the cfo pointed out that in the first quarter they will see a decline

green the price rise has been deeper and ultimately hire. it acts as a tax slowing down the economy. >> before you leave the house this morning let's get the first degree weather update with mariaina. >> some parts of the country could get freezing temperatures. others are warm. >> we have a roerl coaster going on with the country. heyed of each one you will see a slight rise in temperatures. north central in particular. blizzard conditions temperatures in the 30s. temperatures are colder in sij digits. that's what your windchill is. take a look at these windchill temperatures. 35 below zero. 25 degrees below zero at international falls. high temperatures in minneapolis only four degrees. that's as warm as it will get today. dangerously cold across portions of the country. out west we have to pay close attention to the weather center. it will be dumping a lot of snow across portions of california easily over a foot of it. otherwise blizzard conditions across portions of the northeast. you will be getting some of the showers later on this afternoon but we will be looking at a wintery mix especially during the morning hour and temperatures are holding up for this to happen. we ha

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and boom report, green krenette and david rosenberg, quite a team of people, a few who have been around for quite a while. >> rosenberg is a permabear. >> faber, didn't faber tell mariaesn't like it but he's still buying stocks. >> he says i'm in grave danger because i do not own gold. >> you're in grave danger. >> yes, yes. >> right. because i don't own gold? gold hasn't done much. >> but it might, according to some people. look, that's the part about all of this. we don't know for sure but you always have to be on your toes. i know reality and i understand reality, but i also understand that you reach this point where the spring gets sort of tightly wound. >> absolutely, and you're bringing up one of those simple things that we call fundamentals. unfortunately, some of these fundamentals haven't mattered recently. herb, thanks. check in with you again soon. coming up next, another contrarian view. he actually says a crash is coming. >> but for now we're on dow 14,000 watch. we'll bring the final minutes of trading as our special coverage continues. 14,017, picking up steam a little bit. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time.