and mark jones approaches. >> check you.heck you. >> and while mark jones approaches me, my phone rings, but then it hangs up. so i go to redial the phone. and he is like what is the problem. i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. i'm like falling out the door, and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. and there is not a lot of reaction. you can see them all looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on, or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones afte

mark. dow jones industrial average marching to a new high. >> like yesterday, we moved up and stayed flat linee day. same thing happening again today. not quite as big so we are up 35 points. been there throughout most of the day. this is a modestly risk on day. there's your market leadership. that's pretty small. you see the vectors on the bottom. consumer staples and defensive names to the down side. this is the trend for the last couple of weeks. if you want to know what's hot, i will watch this the next hour. look at this. s&p 500. anything related buying big cap stocks. any s&p 500 etfs with huge inflows, sue, the last two months as well as emerging markets. >> right. >> so the risk on trade is definitely there. bonds, not really getting the flows they used to see. >> understandably so after the run they've had, right? thanks, bob. see you later. also, potential at the nasdaq. market still far from its all-time high. we need about 40% gain to get there. but right now we are turning our focus as investors debate the better play. is it growth? is it value? seema mody has been taking a look

his latest, williams jones jr. >> mark has been teaching me about what the hammer means. what the different gods and goddesses are. >> jones, who also denise being a white supremacist, came to with wa been bash at age 16. >> i was strung out on drugs. and broke into a house. took a tv. and a bunch of other little items like a tattoo gun. and took them and sold them for drugs. >> the house he robbed was his father's. >> my dad called the police. he said, i strongly believe it was my son, junior. and it killed him to do it. >> jones says he would like to rebuild his relationship with his father. and will soon have a chance. he leaves prison on parole in one week. >> you're not enjoying the weather, are you? why would you enjoy the weather, man? you get to enjoy all that when you go home. next week. >> next thursday. >> he wants to be influenced because he's -- he's still being molded as a man. he's still a kid. and he's turning into somebody. >> delivering papers. >> that's just temporary. just long enough for me to find a real job. >> i'm glad you have aspirations. >> what

with me today is jeff kline, michael jones, mark ibell, and david sowby. thanks so much for joining us. let's talk about this market. i mean, valuations. how do they look to you? i mean, are you worried that, in fact, we keep moving higher on this market and there's a lot of skeptics out there who basically say we are on the edge of a fall. michael, how do you see it? >> well, our model says we're about 15% cheap on large gap stocks in the u.s. as long as the fed is going to keep pushing $85 billion of new money into the market, that's a tail wind hard to ignore. >> okay. and mark from russell investments? let's get all of your takes on this quick before we move on. >> yeah. i would say the market is fairly valued from here. the closer we get to these events, the market will want to hit it. maybe the jobs report will be the reason. i think the key question will be whether we hold it or not. there seems to be an awful lot politically in washington between now and march 27th that could be a nice reason to take this market down. but it wants to reach that num

rich peterson from is & p capital iq and quincy crosby also joining us at the big mark, mark lacheney and derrick jonesoining us. regale us with some stat about this stat that we've gone through. >> as a fan of the s&p 500 i'm saying we're not there yet. 1% away from a record high for the s&p 500, so great week. since the italian elections, up 4%. had a very strong week for m & a and strong week obviously for equities and the jobs numbers today. really, real took everyone by surprise but that's the fly in the ointment now. if we're getting closer and closer to a 6.5% unemployment rate the fed is targeting for when they would get back offer q sgle put this back into perspective for us in terms of what we're seeing and what's behind this. as bill said, you are the stat master. inters of m & a and cash on balance sheets, you just gave me a great stat in the commercial break. ten straight quarters where the s&p 500 companies have more than $1 trillion in cash? >> right. and the other stat is the fact that there's only been a handful of times when the s&p 500 has gained 5% or more in the month of january. >

the dow jones industrial average surged past the 14,200 mark beating the previous record from 2007. let's look at the big board now. the dow is up in a big way, 133 points. the index is up nearly 9% for the year already. it has doubled since bottoming out four years ago. >>> is there anyone willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> still ahead, outrage after a nurse refuses to perform cpr on a dying woman. what's required and what's not to protect your loved ones in senior communities. >> starving your way to a healthier body. it's the new diet craze hitting the united states allowing you to feast then fast. that's there that's willing to help this lady and not let her won't die um, not at this time no, they won't touch her at all 2:57 >>> i understand if your boss is telling you, you can't do it. if a human being -- i don't -- is there anybody there that's willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> uhm, not at this time. >> they won't touch her at all. >> so far, police say a nurse who refused to give a dying woman cpr did not commit a crime. her refusal was call on

mark: looks like tommy lee jones to me. we are always looking for your take. >> catherine: still ahead. the market is down a bit.off its record high. the update is ahead at 5-30. but first. this is it the new blackberry it will go on sale on friday. will this be able to save black barry? maybethen -- lindsay lohan takes a plea deal. where the actress is now headed to serve her punishment. the news at 5-30 is next. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free with other qualifying internet offers. [ male announcer ] and get more speed for wi-fi gaming, more reliability than ever and more connectivity between devices. [ female announcer ] so

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jones street. request for discretionary review and variances. >> good evening, commissioners. mark luellen planning department staff. i'm here presenting an abbreviated discretionary review forly watty. for a building that includes construction of a parcel one story vertical addition which is a fourth floor insertion as well as an insertion of an 8 by 6 foot garage door and a minor alteration to the front entry. the vertical addition is constructed entirely over the existing building and setback by 15 feet two inches from the front of the building, three feet on both north and south sides of the building, and a minimum of four feet on the existing -- from the existing rear building wall. subject property is located at 1521 jones street between jackson and pacific avenue within the rm-3 zoning district and 60 foot height district. there are two drs that have been filed on the property, one by mr. lowell who owns the adjacent property to the south at 15 17 jones street and the other by mr. john casey, who owns the property at 1222 to 12 26 jackson street, which is perpendicular to an

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marked closely than. so edmund kitsch and keith jones tell the same story and bork's narration is consistent with the man i knew for 40 years, intellectual, considering consequences before acting and absolutely honest. also the funniest man i ever met. that didn't come through mid-1987 hearings but the book is full of his wit. the life of the solicitor general, like the life of a judge, is reactive. other people decide what suits to bring. the solicitor general controls the government presentation in those suits to the supreme court where petitions to file, what responses to file, merit brief, worrell arguments and the solicitor general also decides when the government will replant adverse decision by a district court or seek rehearing from a court of appeals. the solicitor general has authority to decide when if at all he will leave his eye in the supreme court or court of appeals. it is a broad portfolio that requires a large base of knowledge plus the ability to learn fast. the solicitor general does not control who litigate about what and doesn't litigate from the justice department. cases that arriv

jones for being here. >> good afternoon, supervisor. it's been a while. my name is mark solomon and i was co-chair of the transportation on the task force from 2005 to 2008 and i want to thank jim niko for the hard work and thank paul lord from the planning department and charles from the sfmta for essentially giving me a bachelor's degree in transportation planning and land use planning. what paul gave me was a detector to figure out when planning is coming at me and when they are lieing? when i think we have done is pushed the boundaries, where we have done the best deal that the planning would introduce to the commission of the plan had conditions. they wouldn't let it be a completely citizen-driven process. supervisor wiener talking about funding for various impact fees we tried to push the limits by create a new way to get more benefits from the developers, and then having developers complete with extra benefits to ensure that the community get more, leveraging scarcity for benefit. when planning and the mayor pull all the politic strings and the task force has burn

you can see, let me just clear this a little bit, right now the dow jones industrial is trading at 14,000268.75. it crossed that old mark in the fall, as i mentioned, right after the open. we have full coverage all hour long. i'm going to turn it back to ty who is at our global hq. hi, ty. >> sue, thank you very much. it's going to be a busy hour for all of you here and those at home. we'll bring in mad money's jim cramer on this historic day. i'm happy the market is at an all-time high but i'm also scared. my experience tells me every time i've thought, here we go, it's safe now, all clear, it's turned out not so we will for me over the past decade and a half. >> hu not said that, i think you would have heard from me not what you said. i want to celebrate not the average. that's been exactly what we know has been wrong to do, all 10,000 cap, 11,000. celebrate people who got this far, stayed with us. i think part of the reason we're so strong here, ty, so many pros have been fighting it. so many pros say you can't touch sequestration. you can't touch it, bernanke will take the punch bowl away. the average joe doesn't kn

we did cross into positive territory at noon marking the eighth straight record-setting day for the dow jones industrial average, pulling back a bit, the dow is off about three points right now. the s&p hit multiuser highs. right now it's trading slightly to the down side by about a quarter of a%. the nasdaq composite is down just a fraction, about less than half a percent. brent crude is down a quarter of a percent or 31 cents. we're at 109.91. up one full percent. they're hedging their bets right now, ty. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> the other big story at the top is hacking. a wave of attacks against some of the america's biggest named celebrities, including the first lady, michelle obama. this comes as fbi chief robert mueller testifies on the topic before congress. by the way, he's been hacked as well. eamon javers, our chief hack guy is in washington. >> that's a dubious distinction, tyler, but yes, the secret service confirms it is investigating what's an apparent hacking attack against the first lady michelle obama. there's a lot we don't know. the secret service is not giving det

mark for u.s. stocks today. also, the one of a kind new car. well, actually there are three of them. >>> the dow jonesustrial average has smashed through old record high. at one point went up to 14,286. a little lower than that right now but still more than double since falling to a low of 6,547. that was following the great recession. stocks have rebounded. even as the economic recovery has been slow and steady. the dow up 129 at 14,257. the nasdaq is up 34. s&p up 13. >>> and developing news out of san jose. a run way is still closed after a horizon flight made an emergency landing. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. the plane made it safely around 11:30 and now in the process of being towed away. airport officials say no one on board was hurt. there are about 48 passengers. headed from san jose to boise, idaho. not sure yet if there was a fire or just a faulty indicator light. live pictures out of the san jose airport. this is the main run way. still closed because of this plane there on the run way. >>> exotic carmaker lamborghini just unveiled super car. named after the nano. build and

the dow jones industrial average sitting around that 14,500 mark, down one quarter of 1%. we should note some of the names that are helping the dow. bank of america and boeing are doing well. bank of america working on a buyback. also looking here at jpmorgan which is a name that's under pressure on the dow jones industrials. looking over in washington at the london whale and the whole issue with that, couple manied with the fact that you had the stress tests coming out and determining capital payouts to shareholders. the federal reserve telling both goldman sachs and jpmorgan they must fix those flaws. goldman sachs today though is slightly higher. you can see actually up slightly. it is up .8%. that is nearly a full percentage point, up a buck 29, at 155.31. those are some names we're looking at. despite the down arrows of course we're looking at weekly gains. every single trading day in the month of march has been a winner for the dow. this will be the first one with a down arrow. back to you. tracy: nicole, i'm impressed that the greek is wearing green. we'll see you i

mark. as far as we're seeing in the dow jones industrials, majority of stocks remain well into the green.daq and the s&p 500. it seems that cypress story, just not really front and center, at least at the moment. there will react. for the moment they're continuing to trend. the stock exchange. the upside. >> reporter: the oil prices are paying. it's actually affect the markets and for ways than you might think. optimism, getting a possible deal of the weekend, have your prices go up. you had to that, the wti crude futures were up $0.44. getting a boost from the jobs numbers here in chicago. but if you look over the pond in europe, crude, the spread between the wti has come the closest and over two months. that is a sign that they are still concerned about what may happen in europe this weekend. still some concerns about strong demand in the u.s. cheryl: all right. thank you very much. it is time to make some money with charles. taking a look at chip-maker. just set a new intraday high, and they are -- >> micron technology's. it's not the all-time high. the numbers are pretty good. the rep

. >>> just after break, we'll take a look at the dow jones industrial average taking a look at its all time high with the s&p markingthe door. we'll talk about market levels on the cme when we're back. >>> avie is seeking an injunction to keep european regulators from releasing information about its drem premeria. abbvie sought information on clinical trials following information for its secrecy. sales reps were up 17% last year to just over $9 billion. and shares of abbvie up about 0.5% in frankfurt trade this morning. >>> twinkies may have a longer shelf life for investors. hostess brands creditor silver point capital are interested in buying the company's snack cake brands, including, yes, the tube like pound cake with the dream filling. it could still by by others. and mexico's group may make an offer for twinkies. >>> here is a look at what's on the agenda today in the u.s. no economic data, but reports this week on inflation and industrial production and consumer sentiment. we'll get a pair of retailers turning in results today, dick's sporting goods and urban outfitters. china's yum brands same-store sales wi

jones industrials average. we should know despite the down drop in the mark, a number of stocks managed to hit all-time highs. amerisour amerisource, bergen, and in terms of multiyear highs, bank of america, which we pointed out before, up .4%. that's multiyear highs at this point, i long with igt and norfolk southern. so a lot of important milestones being hit in the market as we are at session lows. >> a big week for the fed, of course, ahead. for the moment, that's all for "squawk on the street." thank you very much for watching our program. >> let's get back to headquarters for the "fast money halftime report." >>> all right, guys, thanks very much. welcome to the show. we're watching wall street very closely today. right there is where we stand. the dow is negative by about 39, taking a leg down in about the last 45 minutes or so. the s&p following suit. some real questions about this vote in cyprus scheduled for around now. however, as i said, questions remain. the euro has fallen on that news. that's what you see right there. 1.288. that's about the lows of the day. the breaking news at the screen. the

. >> sreenivasan: wall street mostly marked time today, in the run-up to the federal budget cuts. the dow jonesustrial average lost nearly 21 points to close at 14,054, after coming close to its all-time high. the nasdaq fell two points to close at 3,160. the obama administration moved today to intervene in a challenge to california's ban on gay marriage. it was widely reported the justice department is urging the u.s. supreme court to strike down the ban. we get re from chris geidne senior politil and gal reporter for the website buzzfeed. help us understand why this is significant that the administration is getting involved. >> well, this is the united states supreme court hearing a case involving whether or not same-sex couples have the constitutional righting to marry and this is the first time that they've heard such a case where the administration is weighing in and is saying that they think that this 2008 amendment is unconstitutional that it violates their constitutional rights to not be allowed to marry. is. >> sreenivasan: why did the administration get involved now? was there pressur

. >> a drop for the dow jones industrial average. falling of 14,000 mark.ting at 14,009. down 44 points. concerns about the $85 billion sequester across the board government cuts that will be kicking in tonight. we will follow the lead is out of washington for an emergency meeting between the president and top congressional leaders getting underway this morning. >> in other business news the c e o of on-line bills pioneer group on has been fired. andrew mason was fired just one day after an ugly fourth quarter earnings report. mason went out with a little sense of humor sending this message to employees. after four and have been tense and wonderful years as ceo of a on, i decided that i would like to spend more time with my family,-i was fired today. if you are wondering why you haven't been paying attention. >> group on stocks, which lost almost a quarter of its value, is up in nearly trading this morning. >> the muni train store was knocked off while in use during the afternoon commute. the operator had trouble closing the doors while at the four still st

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the dow jones industrial average was down 21 yesterday are not down over 80. the drug back down under the 14,000 markt have to tell you that seven were was a rough month for filling up at the gas station. gas prices rose 10% less of making it the worst february on record. but good news for march, aaa says that releases on the way. a higher gas prices are the result of a slowdown of several refineries that are undergoing equipment upgrades and that meant less production. but that work should be completed in the coming weeks and the falling gas prices are expected to follow. for now, here is a look at what we are pain around here. san francisco is an average of $4.25. oakland, is $4.17 and san jose is a penny higher at $4.18. >> mcdonald's is clearing some space on its menu, perhaps to make on for new items. the company says that they will stop offering their fruit and walnut salad and chicken selections. it is also considering getting rid of the of angus third pounder. the most, after mcdonald's reported that their first decline in monthly same-store sales in more than nine years back in october. >> c

host: talking about the down jones hitting a record high. mark in illinois, independents. caller:i relate this all to the game of monopoly. these corporations, the price of everything is utterly ridiculous, so the corporations are making profits, but it is not trickling down to the people. the higher the stock market goes, the worse off we are. when you play monopoly, however gets boardwalk and park place, they are the winner because a white everybody else out in the game and that's what the corporations are doing. the amount of money that's in the economy, there's nothing left for anybody else. host: are you invested in the market? caller: i am not at all. i had a mutual fund, an oppenheimer ira for 14 years that i've purchased in the 1990's. last december, after 14 years of not making 1 cent on it. this whole thing is good for people with inside information. not for the small-time investors. i was not able to make 1 cent in and 14 years. [indiscernible] small-time people made nothing and others made a killing. host: looking at three investors and the approaches they took

corn with us tonight, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" magazine and an analyst here on msnbc. i want you both to hear what nbc's mark murray had to say about the e-mail bob woodward got from the white house. here it is. >> that is some of the nicest brushback an administration official or any type of political aide might end up giving a political reporter. oftentimes we end up getting e-mails that have some curse words attached to them and people saying not so nice things and you end up getting a pretty thick skin in this business. >> what about it, guys? have you seen worse? david corn, you've been in a few scraps before. >> yeah. as a representative here of the beltway media with my good friend michael, i have to say this brushback was hardly that. it was -- i mean, i've known gene for 30 years. i've known bob woodward for a long time. they both have played this game. they both have seen a lot worse from the other side -- >> well, why do you think woodward did it? >> i'm puzzled by that. i've had differences with woodward over the years on some stories he and i have written. i've also supported and i've been suppo

move on the dow jones industrial average is down 56 as we approach the 25 minute mark of trading thusa lot to do with cyprus because they're in even more trouble than we thought. they're down 60. we brought you the numbers at the he top of the hour, top of the show, voters are becoming more and more concerned about the economy, and about debt and about the budget. and washington still not doing anything, not the getting anything done. you'll get my take on what's happening with the economy and your view of the economy just a couple of minutes, by the way, breaking news on the housing market as well. exissing homes sales coming out at the top of the hour and this really is the largest slice of the real estate market, and you have to ask the question, is the housing recovery for real, still in place? that's next. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the w

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jones is climbing. we did briefly crossed the 14,400 mark for the first time ever. we are pulling back due to earlier gains. they're sitting at 14,00321. this is one of reasons due to the job cuts. good news in the job market. u.s. employers added 236,000 jobs to their payrolls last month. the unemployment rate was pushed down to 7.7% from 7.9% in january. that is the lowest in four years. the dow, s&p call and ask that are also trading positively this morning. >> the time is 7:08 a.m.. we will be right back. will be right back. 9 pm. you know what that means... we turn into werewolves. no dude... i start serving my late night munchie meals at nine. for six bucks you get 2 tacos, halfsie fries, and a drink, plus one of 4 awesome new entrées, like the stacked grilled cheese burger. it's 9:37, you know what that means... we turn into werewolves? with colgate optic white toothpaste. it whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and try colgate optic white mouthwash. to whiten more than 3 shades, use the whole whitening line, from colgate optic whit

jones rose to its fourth high of 67 points up today. >> unemployment is considered high and a lot of people can't find jobs. the government's automatic spending cuts could slow the recovery. and markthews is here on that. >> a month ago we told but cuts at ucsf and funding they can lose. nothing has changed today, house minority leader stressing the impact of the cuts. >> nancy pelosi today had another agenda. >> science and science. >> congressional democrats have been trying to ignite sublick opposition to the cuts and today, ran through just some of what the funding made possible. >> wek we've identified a vaccine that could identify hepatitis b. >> pelosi says cutting just 5% is reckless. but adds it's what republican leaders want rather than raising taxes on the wblgy. >> some people in washington say it's a home run. >> pelosi's office put her name to this web video making it clear which people in washington she's talking about. >> i got 98% of what i wanted. i got 98% whaif wanted. >> with only 100 views it's a long way of going viral. and when the economy seems to be on the way up. 48,000 ju nu jobs just in construction. >> i saw a great job increase of job activity from o

jones at the white house. president obama speaks at a naturalization ceremony for service members here on monday. and then later on markseginning of passover. on thursday, he welcomes african leaders from sierra leone, senegal and heads down to maim on friday for a speech on the economy. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york. we will get the final measure of fourth-quarter gdp, broadest measure of economic growth. we will get the latest consumer confidence reading. that is key because confidence is a big part of how much all of us are willing to spend. on the housing front we will get the march new homes sales report. we will also get a look at the case-schiller home price index. u.s. markets are closed on friday in observance of good provide. we will keep an eye on all of that in the business week ahead for you. >> i'm a.j. hammer. here is what we are watching this week. justin bieber's mom joins us. we will find out the real deal about bieber's recent pickups on tour and his paparazzi battle. emily torres will join us. she is paying it forward with a gift of her own. >> busy week ahead. including this. should same-sex marri

jones today really want to be in. i think they feel like they have to, which means they don't really have conviction. gerri: i really want to get markre to think about these things very intensively all the time. today i was thinking what happens when the federal reserve tries to unwind the $3 trillion balance sheet? predictions today, even today, the 10-year treasury 3.5%, there could be big changes with big ramifications to th for the ecoy and individual investor savings. >> that this was a fundamental question. the market dominance they being driven by the federal reserve. the income growth, so the real question is when we get the point the fed begins to withdraw liquidity, will the fundamentals have caught up? will the income growth by then, plymouth growth by then? i don't think there will be so in the fed starts to pull way that liquidity, you will see interest rates go up, you'll see the market starts to come down and i want to emphasize the thee things can actually happen quite quickly. the fed is betting on a gradual withdrawal, the market will not overreact and they are playing with fire. i am very concerned we get to a .6

closed today marking the sixth straight day of gains -- a report from the u-s government indicating a hiring increase in february. helped the surge. and here are todays numbers. the dow jones97. the nasdaq gained 12 points to 3-thousand- 244. and s-and-p rose nearly seven points to close at one-thousand- 551-- now just 14 points away from its own record. alison kosik breaks down the new jobs report. and what it means for our economy. >> reporter: the labor market moved forward in february. employers added 236-thousand jobs. that means the economy has been adding jobs for three straight years now. the unemployment rate fell to 7-point-7 percent. the lowest since 2008. and one notable stand-out. the construction sector is making a comeback. adding 48-thousand jobs in february, and over 100- thousand jobs since november. that's a nice turnaround. considering that the industry lost millions of jobs during the financial crisis. construction is typically one of the last parts of the economy to recover after a recession. but now, with the housing market coming back, construction jobs finally are as well. although there's still a lot of ground to make up. but diane swonk, chief ec

mark sanford has some pretty tough competition. >>> plus harrison ford on the hot seat. why indiana jones is testifying before congress. >>> and -- >> you pushed the envelope. i'm sure it offends some people. >> the hit show girl, lily tomlin says it's too sexual. my hot topics panel faces off. hi there, beginning here with breaking news on this afternoon, the first bit coming out of indianapolis. here's what we know. the indiana university purdue campus is on lockdown after a report of a gunman. the campus is in downtown indianapolis. the school sent just out the tweet telling folks to seek shelter and specifically saying this man with a long gun has been spotted. we're monitoring that situation for you out of indianapolis. but i have to pass this along, as well, word of another shooting, different state, pennsylvania. this is at a hospital in allentown. this is the lee lehigh valley hospital. this took place on the fourth floor in a hospice wing. police say this is not an active shooter situation. so of course as soon as we get more information, i promise we'll pass it along. >>> now, t

bureau chief at "mother jones" david cornyn and msnbc political analyst and georgetown professor michael eric tyson and msnbc political analyst jonathan alter of bloomberg view. today marks the opening for the conservative political action conference. next hour, attendees will hear addresses from senators marco rubio and rand paul. 10,000 conservatives are expected at the annual conservative idea fest. which kicked off in all its glory this morning. this is like woodstock for conservatives. grover norquist told the "washington post." political columnist roger simon was less charitable. calling it the ames straw poll without the fun. going in, much of the media bus surrounded the fact that governors chris christie, and bob mcdonald as well as gay rights organization go proud got dissed. donald trump, issarah palin wil be here. >> this c-pac convention is the "star wars" bar scene of the conservative movement. all that's missing is a couple of wookys. >> yes and yoda. let's get to this morning's speakers. first up, former florida congressman, alen west. >> real peace comes from the marine corps, not the peace corps. when more americans prefer freebie does freedom. these gr

street, the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high for a seventh stock trading station in a row. the longest streak since november of 1996 and the gains for the dow marked ninth consecutive winning session. well, the vatican city erupted in euphoria as cardinal bergoglio is elected pontiff. he took the name paul princess and becoming the first pope ever elected from the americas. both francis described as a man of the people, boards and argentina to an italian immigrant father and a strong defender of conservative catholic values. fox news correspondent shannon green with the report. >> one of five children born to an italian immigrant father, originally had planned to become a chemist, but he abandoned those in favor of the priesthood and spent much of his career teaching others. the first pope from the americas is staunchly orthodox on the issues of abortion, contraception, and same-sex marriage can't even provoking a public rebuke from argentina's president after opposing legislation giving new inheritance and adoption rights to gay couples. >> i don't think that any person of conscience would be concerned about a rebuke, whether it is a president or

jones, it's how we make sense of investing. dennis: facebook is unveiling its new look with mark zuckerberg just left the stage of describing the latest newsfeed look at mobile inspired with richer content featuring larger and more prominent pictures. i'm looking to see if he wore a hoodie or not. i cannot tell. lori: how do you feel about the change? dennis: he did wear a hoodie. anytime you change it, you are messing with it. microsoft got clobbered for that. lori: i was reading on one of my science links, 1867, this day alexander graham bell won a patent for the first telephone. what if we had never changed from that technology, look at how far we have come. let's be flexible and give it a shot. dennis: nice note. one of the reasons she is now done 25,000 hits or so on the floor of the new york stock exchange, let's check the market with nicole petallides. nicole: we have covered the rise, the fall, and now the all-time highs we are seeing today. a lot of movers including a couple we will take a look at right now looking at navistar and hot topic. navistar actually brought in an interim ceo since august and the recent ceo wa

the dow jones industrial average has never been in this territory before. now at 14,223. it is the highest markow. bill: for the dow 30 to trade. prior to that back in what, 2007, some five years ago. it was 14,100. if it closes above this mark, 164, 165 we'll have a new record for the dow. martha: strange dichotomy in the u.s. economy. we have new developments this morning in that deadly florida sinkhole story where another one may have just opened up. bill: also a criminal investigation underway after a nursing home resident collapses. a staff worker refuses to help despite repeated pleas on behalf of the following 911 operator. question today, were any laws broken here? >> as a human being, is there anybody there that is willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. @e@8ñúñ÷@ martha: martha stewart is returning to court today after a battle from the company she founded. two of the nation's largest retailers are involved in this. macy's is suing for breach of contract after stewart agreed to sell items in jcpenney's stores that would be in direct competition. this law

jones industrials obviously were hoping for so much better. to regain those losses back in 2007 when we were above that the 14,000 mark.eaking new highs day after day this week. here we are right now, 14,373. what is interesting we're seeing up volume outpacing down volume. i am seeing a little bit of improvement here in the back half of the day. i wanted to also take a look at the whole martha stewart, macy's, jcpenney story. both jcpenney and macy's have been battling it out for exclusive right to martha stewart products. macy's had the exclusive rights a couple years ago. then ceo there was sickened by the fact that martha had signed to work with jcpenney as well. and so since then it has been through the courts. now it has been pushed back, the date is pushed back, put on hold. jcpenney is the loser in this whole thing being put on hold. meantime, the judge, during the trial, actually said, you know what? can you guys try to work on this, work on it amongst yourselves until all the attorneys can get their schedules together and such? interesting how the judge says try to work on it to figure this out. back to you.

and as we all know, whether you believe it is the dow or the mao jones, it still is a historic day and part of the marky be board. >>> much more on this historic day in the making on wall street. the dow is now higher by 155 points. 14,282. the s&p not far behind, up by more than 1%. much more "squawk on the street" straight ahead. investor. yeah, i'm a serious investor but i'm a busy guy. it used to be easier but now there are more choices than ever. i want to know exactly what i am investing in. i want to know exactly how much i'm paying. i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fre

marked their assets to market they were underwater, they no assets. they had made mistakes. they called the market wrong. they should pay the price. >> rose: there was this circumstances. standard & poor's, look, and dow jones are approaching record levels. merger activity way up. war en-- warren buffett and brazilian investors just bought heinz, okay. everybody thinks things are getting better. you seem to say yes, short term, long term no, no, no. >> correct me. >> our long-term argument has nothing to do with the market. >> rose: right. >> you can do perfectly well in a portfolio in an economies that's growing very little it has to do with profitability. i have no reason to think good companies will not be profitable so this is not about the stock market. that's about the long-term economy, which is going to grow more slowly. >> rose: so what is this about? >> so you can make, you can page good money in the long-term in cheap stocks. what it's about is value. if you have a market that becomes overpriced, you will make a return too little given the risk you take. the u.s. market is not too bad for the great franchise companies, the great coke coles. they're not, they're a little bit expense piv. but the b