morgan gets a piece of it. this is an interesting day for nyjer as well as sean burnett coming back to a place where they pretty much matured as major leaguers. he's hitting .404 as a national. a breaking ball will pop him up. right out behind short. ronny cedeno just obtained from seattle for the first out. here is the rest of the lineup. cristian guzman five straight multihit games. zimmerman and adam dunn, i guess you say the adam dunn era at first base gets begun og -- gets going on a full-time basis. willingham, willie harris, josh bard and alberto gonzalez. nats are hitting .253. still ninth in the league in runs and home runs. guzman hits that ball pretty well in the sun light and that's the outstanding, young player andrew mccutchen. looking forward to seeing him this weekend. >> rob: let's break him down. let's break down mr. ohlendorf with the pnc bank scouting report. he's been traded a umm could have times. he was trade the from the d'backs to the yanksthis year a deadline traded from yankees to her

morgan. when you add up what we've heard so far, how would you characterize the financial health of the banking system, from these two outfits? >> well, there's certainly the revenue side of the equation which remained quite strong in the second quarter, got a little weaker in the third quarter as things slowed down. but the fixed income markets and equity markets have been relatively healthy. >> susie: we have some bank reports coming up, we have bank of america tomorrow, also citi tomorrow and next wed wells fargo. what should we expect those firms to report? >> well, tomorrow's report, bank of america and citi also both have strong capital markets, so we're likely to see those to be relatively strong on those lines. in bank of america's case they added about 13 billion to their reserve in each of the last two quarters, so their operating results will be a little weaker, they had somewhat higher credit costs than their peers. wells should have a strong quarter on the mortgage front next wed

morgan morgan. they told you to sell intel. how did those three trades work for you? they worked horrible for you and they worked horrible to you and for a reason. the reason was in the first quarter china was the economic stabilizing force. now the next leg what is the economic stabilizing force? it is the strength of those corporate balance sheets. selling those three names didn't work. we march on. >> i got to correct him a little bit, however. i think it actually came down you loved all those names going into the earnings. you had everything you wanted going into the earnings. take some profits. don't go short any of these names. i don't think anyone ever said that. they said take profits. yes, goldman sachs did go up another % or 3%. yes, intel did improve, and, yes, you started to see more and more of that take place. but the run going into the earnings was so extreme you have to take what the market gives you. the market gave you great runs all week. you got to take some profits. wait for the next opportunity. this market, we could be at 900 in the next four da

and morgan is going to be 3 for 3 as a that.l off to right field side of the bag, and nyjer morgan has his 21st of the year, so he has stolen three bases since appearing with our ball club on friday. >> rob: and that wasn't even fair. as soon as jason marquis looked at home plate, nyjer took off. >> bob: now a base hit by nick could tie the game. outfielders do play deep here. it's harded to throw anybody out at home. their best arm is brad hawpe in right field. hawpe had double-digit assist there's years ago, but then everybody stopped running on him. he's had something like 11 assists in e0, and '08 combined. and he's back in time with the short stop tulowitzki coming in from behind. >> rob: we told you yesterday most great base stealers want to take that one step and dive back to the bargain. that's a good lead for them. nyjer is getting probably about three steps off of marquis right now, because tulowitzki is playing deep and towards third base. >> bob: he sure makes a two- out walk interesting, doesn't he? they played nick

say hi to morgan when we continue. morgan, nyjer morgan  . >>> this is geico sports extra. >>> greeting, i'm dave feldman, baseball, now when zimmerman had the 30 game winning streak, longest of the season, seems like years ago. selected for the reserve of the all-star game in st. louis. zimmerman will be a first time all-star, and will deliver again in the first hit, bottom of the 1st. base hit, nyjer morgan comes in to score. zimmerman's 47th rbi, leading the braves to a win. two out, helps the cause, drop photo a first hit of the season. ron belliard giving a win, honest top of the six, olsen gives pointers, morgan on the run, three hits, nats defeat the braves 5-3, and afterwards, zimmerman spoke about the all- star selection. >> the respect you get from the people you play against who vote you in, obviously the fans mean everything to this game. but -- to get voted in by the people you play against day in and day out. those are the guys you want to have the most respect for you. >> reporter: good for t

morgan gone for the first time tonight. and a 1-2-3 seventh for the prime minister thatcher.  i've never been all that great with my money. probably because i've never had much. but now that i'm making more, it's time to be a little smarter about how i manage it.. with the calendar, i can schedule all my payments. and when funds are low, danger days help me stay out of the red. i can also transfer money with just a click and a drag. so maybe i'm better with money than i thought. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high-definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way.  >> bob: top of the 8th inning here at nationals park. on a night like this, you'd like to have mlb.com 2009. you can follow the nats. visit nationals.com on your iphone or ipod touch to purchase. joe beimel, the nats fourth pitcher of the night. tyler clippard is going to get his second career win as a nat. he's the pitcher of record. and tim stauffer who gave up two in the first the pitcher of record for san diego. but here's j

strike one. .396 morgan is batting.on nyjer morgan left his california home at the age of 16 to go to canada, and play junior hockey after these days you are looking at. evidently he is at the airport. well he is not 16 there. >> rob: taking a trip somewhere. he played two years there. state of washington, not dc. and the 1-2 to morgan. on a delayed run, a throw to second. and tagging will nieves on the helmet is craig counsell well the nats aren't sure the blue shirts are getting anything right here in the third inning. did they get him on the helmet? that was a miss. ♪ cold refreshment is an unstoppable force. because every coors light can is cold-activated. when the mountains turn blue, your beer is as cold as the rockies. the coors light cold-activated can. enjoy refreshment at its peak. aaaaaahhh! frost-brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer.  >>> will nieves just now has his gear on and he is ready to go out and work in the bottom of the third with j.d. martin. and a look at what happened to him

morgan stanley, if you take a look at morgan stanley versus the dealer index. you didn't see the same outperformance. is it that overhang of commercial real estate, do you think? or was it simply that morgan stanley is neither here nor there. it's a real estate risk and it is also not a trading desk. >> i think morgan stanley has an incredible markets division, and i think we'll be right there for backs for the next 20 years unless we see some other unforeseen, but what i love about morgan stanley is the asset management business and they're scooping up the jewels of citibank. this is an annuity and i think it will be a profitable company, i think the numbers tomorrow may not be impressive and they'll point to the fact that the credit spreads are tighter. >> it's going to be a profitable company and at what point do you get in on basically the bet that it will be. >> at 29 the stock keeps running into resist and they need to show you something on the normalized earnings front that's not there right now. i agree. >> you have 30,000 brokers and you look at what t

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and nyjer morgan coming home. johnson to third.nd nationals lead. 2-1. >> rob: adam dunn, what a hit. and at least now. hit safely. and eight of his last nine games. >> rob: adam dunn has the shift on him. kid throwing back door and he beat it with a hit partly sunned the shift. and plates for willie harris. and josh willingham home herd his -- himmerred his last time. and that run unearned and happy to have it and 2-1 lead. >> rob: nationals would take it. and and great situational hitting by donein'. >> and starting off first base like he was stealing. and then put the breaks on. >> one strike. >> 71 for the big man. >> i have seen a lit steal. and trying to get the run down and get nick johnson to score. >> a lot of managers' don't do it. and he will pop it up. shortstop. and cabrera. >> a dropped throw on what should have been a double play opens the gates. the nats take the lead and see if macdougal can save it. it's everything. that's why pnc is introducing your new cfo, cash flow options designed to effectively improve your

but to me, morgan and guzman back to back is pretty intriguing. now, cristian guzman and jim riggleman acknowledges this, is not the most patient hitter, if you have a base stealer in front of him. but if he is getting base hits, so what? i wouldn't be surprised to see the nats give that a try at some point. austin kearns jacks one to left. [ cheers and applause ] . >> bob: great swing, a one- hopper to reed, first and third, one out. and a chance for willie harris to get washington on the board. that's the best swing austin has had in a while. >> rob: well, it's a little cutter, actually a sinker in on the hands of kearns. the bat head out quickly on that one. right now, willie harris, you got to make it pay right here. try to get a double. stay out of the double play. peck away. have some fun. old time baseball. >> bob: nats have four hits. and the count is even 1-1 to willie harris, who walked first time up. willie's driven in 17 this year. 30 strikeouts in 166 at bats. so he makes contact about 80% of the time. chub 2-1. but not livan's true c

he understands his role on his team with nyjer morgan coming on board.anny is adamant that nyjer will lead off and playing centerfield starting friday. >> rob: and there are others who are not playing and swinging the bat as well as willie. and willie needs to understand that. he is going to play infield position, outfield position but nyjer morgan's speed and versatility in the line-up will put him at centerfield almost every day. >> bob: elijah dukes now sent back to aaa, the outfield logjam has been eased a little bit. austin kearns is probably the fourth guy right now. and then manny is going to mix and match with harris. wow, the bat went right by josh johnson and he throws out willie harris. the ball almost cracked him on the gloved hand as he reached down to get the ball. that will be 1-5 on a fielder's choice and a good choice he made. >> rob: he just gets inside and jams nick, smashing the bat, comes right back at him. he stands there, catches the ball. that's when you have no fear. catches the ball instead of the bat. hell of a play by josh joh

a bit of disappointment from wells fargo and morgan stanley. we're beginning to see winners and losers, wells fargo at this point in time a loser a surge of bad loans overshadowing the bank's record profit. acquiring wachovia bittersweet. they added market share but in doing so, they inherited some junk. there is some concern that will require more dollars set aside to recover more credit losses and non-performing assets./ and on cnbc, saying things are looking very strong for profitability. that's a good thing. >>> meantime, third straight quarterly lossed a morgan stanley, worse than expected. their fixed asset management results were disappointing. i want to look at the comparison of goldman sachs today, which finished to the up side and morgan stanley, which finished fractionally to the upside as well. a lot of folks saying perhaps there's a winner emerging, perhaps for some time, perhaps it's goldman sachs, morgan stanley got hit by the cost of t.a.r.p. and falling behind on fixed income business that goldman sachs has hit out of the park

what is your name. >> patricia morgan. >> is this patricia morgan? >> yes. >> what are you reporting? >> you have called in numerous calls and all of them are false calls. >> police kept arriving at her door. they even threatened to arrest her. >> they were ready to take me out of here. >> it is very serious. this woman could have been arrested for making false calls to 911. >> this officer says someone could have been seriously hurt or killed. >> somebody may make a sudden movement and in that getting shot. it could lead to accidents. >> i was afraid somebody was going to get hurt. i understand the helicopter was called in. i was flabbergasted. >> after about 2 months, the calls stopped. no charges have been filed. in other cases across the country, the perpetrators were caught and got jail time. a teenager got 30 days in jail and a fine. and a trio of pranksters were sentenced behind bars in another state. proposed federal legislation would make a falsifying caller id information illegal. it is being considered right now. she supports such legislat

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morgans at that one. nyjer is hitting 2-3. he is now 7-23 as a nat. quintanilla stays in to play third base on the switch. morgan slaps one that will fall in left center. he's got to be thinking two here. all right. isn't he fun 20 watch? >> rob: yes, he is. don't look too fast. he'll slide by the bag. >> bob: he is 8-24 for morgan with the lead-off double here in the eighth. he was at second base before we knew it. >> rob: well, the sinking fastball to left center and -- center field and he is off to the races. let's check this out. he has world class speed right there. >> bob: if he had to grab the bat he would have been in short left field. >> rob: or the south pole. i don't think either one of us knows what it is like to run like that. >> bob: it is fun to watch that's why speed never slumps. >> rob: the one thing about deion sanders, how fast he was from first to third. he never moved his arms. he ran almost like someone would climb a wall or a building, and he would warily put his feet on the ground ground, he was so fast. >> bob: and with him i

i'm going to say joe morgan. singleton was on those exoa and orioles teams. -- expo and orioles teams. mark grant owned me, but didn't have a lot of solo home runs. >> bob: gantt is a middle of the order hitter. >> rob: it's not saying a lot of home runs. it's saying most home runs all solo. so mike grace could have hit 12 home runs and most all were sole yoa. he played with sandberg, hall of famer, jody davis. sean dunston. there's a lot of guys that just steal your rbi's. >> bob: bonifacio a-base hit tonight. stolen base and a -- and a run. nats haven't come close all year from throwing inside on this guy. >> rob: i'm going to stick with nyjer morgan. >> bob: ok. >> bob: there's a pop-up. breaking back, now coming in, adam dunn. plenty of time. one out. that's an important man to keep off bathe base in front of hanley ramirez. to me, the least obvious of those four would be ron gant. i'll take gants. >> rob: ok. >> bob: i'm pretty sure ron probably struck out five times as many as he hit home runs that year. av

nyjer morgan runs some really nice routes.t was a great jump and it made the play not even need a dive at the end.   >> david wrote a book called have heart, he talks about how rick helped him as a coach at florida and how he still helps him during the off-season even today and he's really contributed to his big league career. we'll have more on the two brothers tomorrow on "nats xtra." this is definitely a can't miss. what an incredible family, a lot of drive and perseverance for both these young guys. >> bob: it's a family that's had a lot of sickness, a lot of health issues from the parents on down, and david's a terrific kid. we thought he might be back today from the pulled cam string but he's still on the d.l., i asked david eckstein yesterday if he ever calls his brother for hitting advice when things don't go well. >> rob: i was there in st. louis when david eckstein was given the world series mvp, he's one of my favorite players. >> bob: not many shortstops have done that. >> rob: not many guys abou

and morgan will look at fastball for a strike. games, 33 innings. >> rob: you remember we were breaking down the leads, the base stealers for the padres were getting last night. martin is getting about a half foot off the bag. >> bob: if nyjer morgan -- >> rob: he's not getting a rickey henderson. >> bob: that's going to get through. and he'll make it to third base. >> rob: showing some great speed. j.d. martin going first to third on the base hit. >> bob: well, the ball's going to be wet by the time tony gwynn or anybody else picks it up. it's not an easy thing to throw that ball unless you get your fingers right across the seams immediately so the nats have a big time chance here with guzman. nyjer gets on top of it. that's a knock. and the pitcher turned hitter, running the bases. >> bob: morgan is batting .360 for the nats now and he could be running here. the count may dictate that. although guzman doesn't work the count much. cristian hit into that 5-6 fielder's choice that trapped morgan off third base his first time. natio

morgan in? >> it has anxtremely strong balae sheet in capital and reserbs, a it is profitable, so 's adding to both of those, sit quite strong despite theosses that yore refering to. susie: goldman sachs reported strong earnings on tuesday, todaye hav these numbers from j. p. morn. when you add up whate've ard so far, ho would you characterize the financial health of the bking system, from these two tfits? >> well, tre's certain the revenue si of the equation ich remained quite strong in the send quarter, got little weaker in the third quarter as tngs slowed down. but the fixed inme markets and equi markets ve been relatively healthy. >> susie: we have some bank reports coming u we have bank of ameca tomorrow, ao citi tomorroand next wed wells fargo. wh should we expect those firms rept? well, tomorrow's report, ba of america and citi also both have strg capital markets,so we'reikely to see those toe relatively strong on those les. bank of ameca's case they addeabout 13 billion to their reserve

the next one morgan stanley. they will crush. they've been conservative but also stole smith barney from citigroup. that's going to add to their earnings. not right now but that's in the pipeline right now for morgan stanley. morgan stanley is ready to kill them. >> let's go deeper into citi. joe said there is no reason to own them. if you look at their books, karen, a lot of people on the street are scratching their heads still, even 12 hours or so after the earnings release not really knowing how the results actually came out. what we do know is investment banking was down 7%. retail banking was down 19%. these core businesses are down. >> they are. if you think about the core goldman sachs had, where did they take market share from? from weakened competitors. that would be somebody just like a citi bank. it's so noisy it't' to know what's going on. you had some asset sales that were gains there.e. you don't know what it looks like going forward. citigroup is in the process of being dismantled. it's hard to really get comfortab

morgan is 2-3.hough you better be sure you make it when you're down by a bunch of runs and a big spot for the contact man, alberto gonzalez. manny may want to send the runner here pretty soon for one run as much as anything. he is sick of seeing the double play balls. now, gonzalez has not been involved in that, but at key times lately the nats have hit into mr., many double plays with runners aboard. morgan ashort lead by his standards. and gonzalez with the swing that was tailored for right field. the count is 1-1. he has been pretty good in just about any offensive situation. how about him as a pinch hitter? he is 5-8 with four rbi's. he is just -- just wind him up and let him go. >> rob: a good young player. sending him down for a month was the best thing for him. and he is morph a contact guy and not a free swinger and defensively he is just night and day out at short. >> bob: all of his errors came early. >> bob: time was asked by the catcher there. 6-0 game. runners at the cornersment one out

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after six years as morgan's media adviser denise brown was fired last month. she says the termination is linked to series of articles and opinion pieces published in the school newspaper in february. student reporters allege funds were taken from the student government association budget. letters prove the administration wanted to meet with the students individually to examine their evidence. in june brown was told her contract would not be renewed until the matter was renewed. one week later she was fired. brown is now seeking legal action. >> just the fact that you want to meet with them by themselves speaks, or suggests intimcation and so therefore, once you have me out of the way you'll try to speak to those students. >> we feel as if it is our duty to be able to notify the students of what is going on with their money. >> reporter: a school spokesperson says brown's firing is a personnel matter and was not directly related to her duties as media adviser and there were issues relating to adhering to state rules and morgan state policies. sherrie johnson, a

>> bob: first pitch morgan dragging the bunt foul. >> rob: if you don't think morgan has been workingn this, he's been out the last few days. >> bob: you started all this. you told him to start bunting. >> rob: i didn't say at every at bat. i said use your spied to get some more infiled hits. >> bob: will, the element of surprise is gone now but he'll take a breaking ball outside, 1 ball, 1 strike. the cubs have tied the phillies 1-1 in the 5th inning. >> rob: did you sigh alfonso soriano drop the ball yesterday? >> bob: that is amazing. left field is something we do between at bats. there are players like that.   >> bob: maybe they played together oifr there, too. 3-2 oliver perez walked morgan last time and walked 4 men in 4 innings.    >> rob: which ball do you want to throw, oliver?    >> bob: jim riggleman looking for add on runs here. morgan gets hit. >> rob: we don't want to put him on that way. >> bob: on a fastball up and in. that's the 6th time he's been hit by a pitch t

morgan had a big lead. >> rob: up again.look at jordan zimmerman and you say, listen, the hitter spot is not coming up for another eight. maybe get a quick one, two, three possible. still looks like he has got a lot left in him. i think it is just a question if you get a couple of runs right now, you probably send him back out there. if not maybe you do bring bergman in. bergman was here the last time, he wasn't really great after he did one inning and manny was using him sparingly in one- inning appearances. >> bob: morgan 3-3. jason bergmann ready if needed in the bottom of the 5th. he is holding. pitch out. ball 1. this morgan presence on our ball club now also brings into focus manny acta outguessing the other manager or vice versa. manny has to deal with other teams pitching out more than they ever have this year or for that matter in manny's three years. nick johnson with a base hit to right. that ball took a little skid on bred hawpe. morgan checking in at second base. two on, nobody out. zimmerman hit a three-run hom

dan morgan? looks like dan morgan cannot hear me. hey, dan, are you with us? all right. well, we'll get back to dan morgan in a moment, obviously for some reason he's not hearing my question. 34 cents a share for the third quarter for microsoft. initially trades down. going to be looking specifically about what its guidance is for the rest year particularly as it relates to business managers because that is obviously going to tell us a lot in terms of businesses' bullishness and what they're expecting going forward if they are in fact putting more money to the i.t. budget. and microsoft's going to see that right off the bat. the revenue fought fourth quarter at microsoft is $13.1 billion. and again, that looks a little light here because the estimate calls for revenue of $13.37 billion. revenue coming in at 13.1 billion for the quarter and 34 cents a share for the quarter. this is the company's fourth quarter at microsoft. seasonally i do think that the fourth quarter is a little lighter, but i want to get dan's buy-in on that in a moment. i know that dan morgan owns mic

stanley's business model but understand what morgan stanley versus goldman sachs, morgan stanley's coming from a different place. back in '07 mortgage security derivatives, they got completely obliterated. goldman sachs dodged that bullet. morgan stanley had to hunker in, change the model, take less risk. yes, morgan stanley goldman sachs light but right now they're goldman sachs very light. >> nobody trades like goldman sachs. you can only compare them insomuch as both firms trade but goldman is clearly head and shoulders above everyone else. but jefferies. go back to that stock. traded up to $22. they raised estimates. we said get out. stock trade is down to $17.50. we told you it would trade down to the high teens. now back to 23. stock's going to have trouble here. no reason to chase it. this is the real story, jef, to watch. you don't want to own it here. gets down to $18.50, $19, jump in. >> you look at bank of america stock, this has been going up, up, up while the rest of the big names are starting to pull back. you see goldman sachs, morgan stanley. interesting thing about bank o

now you look at morgan stanley, want to see if morgan stanley can follow suit with what goldman sachs did. >> the capital markets have healed themselves, when it comes to proprietary trading, when you look at value, that's slightly up. >> that's their fastball, not the uncle charlie. >> they are not a bank, so to compare them to a bank is ludicrous. they do some of the same business. >> and let me present this analogy to you. here's a trading pit where you have, let's say 50 traders, and because of what happened with the credit crisis over the fall, you now have removed probably 50 to 60% of the population of that trading pit. what remains in the trading pit the goldman sachss, the morgan stanleys, jpmorgans, that's a terrific opportunity for them -- >> in terms of jpmorgan, a report on this friday, pulled back, listen, that 35.25 left is still there for anyone that wants to get short this market, which frankly i think is not a bad idea. that baseball card is brutal, but the right trade has been to short it on the way up. >> that's the only baseball card you're ever going to find your

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> tonighta fresh reminder of the uncertainty and bloodshed in iraq. bombings in baghdad and ramadi killed at least 12 iraqis and the uptick in violence included a renewed wave of attack on christians. michael ware has more in tonight's "360 dispatch." >> reporter: church bombs in baghdad. one of six struck by islamic militants in less than 24 hours. here, in catholic bishop rectory, the curtains shredded by shrapnel by a car bomb. part of attacks with a single, clear message from the extremists. christians are not welcome in iraq. attacks that began not under saddam hussein's regime, but only after the u.s. invasion . >> this is a question of just attack the church. why? we don't know. so all this sudden actions against christians, sure, it will be not so easy for christians. >> reporter: on sunday evening, dozens and dozens of iraqi families fill these chairs here in the our lady of the sacred heart catholic church in

nyjer morgan got up at 4 0-0, got up here at 11 3-0. he says he is so excited being here. >> it's something new. the talent is here. mr. rizzo, he wanted me bad. it feels good somebody wanting you bad. being in my situation, a third rounder, i'm happy to be here and having myself opening up eyes and coming to an organization that really wants me. that's real special. >> debbi: i asked him, too, what kind of player he is. he says i'm energetic and play hard. mike rizzo was very emphatic about bringing in high character guys. he says that's vital in building a championship and both these guys joining the nationals today from pittsburgh are high character guys, great make-up. >> bob: thank you, we'll hear about sean burnett later. mr. rizzo. when someone calls the gm mr.. >> rob: i like him already. >> bob: nick johnson will dump one down. >> rob: nick at-bat. >> bob: he was 1-for-his last 26. >> rob: he'll take it. >> bob: the other thing, how about nyjer morgan, i'm a 33rd rounder and i'm not supposed to be here. he was drafted out of wa

as well as his outlook for the stock market is stuart schweitzer, global market strategist at jp morgan private bank. stu, welcome back to the program. >> thanks so much, sues ann. >> suzanne: tell me about this c.i.t. deal. how important was it today, do you think, in continuing this overall positive tone that we've been seeing in stocks? >> oh, i think it was really important. c.i.t. has about a million customers in america. and so financing from c.i.t. is really important particularly as you said a moment ago to smaller businesses all across america. >> suzanne: not only the c.i.t. deal but better than expected earnings were also out there again. they have been for the last week or so. helping to sort of set this nice tone for the market. when you talk about earnings, you're not really talking about profits being better than expected. you say we should focus on revenue. tell me why revenue is so important to this story right now. >> sure thing. i want to see both earnings and revenues but particularly revenues, saeltz revenues, very important here, because take the first quarter. tak

morgan making an impact with the glove and bat this afternoon. in the eighth, morgan up with a runner on second, rips it past first baseman. morgan, as you saw in the defensive play, he's speedy, stretch it's into a double. nats hang on to win it 5-3. ryan zimmerman thankful about the chance to place in the first all-star game. >> may not get to do it again. it's a huge honor and getting my family to come back there, you never know what's going to happen. take advantage of it and enjoy yourself and have fun. >> nascar now. tony stewart put the pedal to the metal and paid dividends, snatched victory by bumping and passing kyle busch in a frantic fini finish. number 12 gets loose and turned into the wall and hits cane and it's complete chaos. 13 cars, a baker's dozen involved in a wreck including dale earnhardt jr., now fast ford to the final lap kyle busch trying to hold off charging tony stewart. busches car goes up and onto the windshield and into the wall again. then bush's teammate slams into bush right here and not real good. trying to tell o

but me, jp morgan is the bellwether. >> a victory of their own success. as a matter of fact, t training revenueare too good, all of the analysts come out and say there's no way to reicate. and they said it many times. list, we like goldman but we don't like it at the levs it currently tres at. 134, 135 getinteresting. we saw this this week. it c easily get back down the. then you take a lo. in the 140s. it'sead moy. >> goldman has not seen l of the drain the other guys have. lo at bank of america. they were trading with thether guys, they're ne. me of the best brokers hav left those shops goldman isoing to have reco -- record payouts in -- for 2008 earnis. that's increble. that wilkeep goldman on top because they areaking risk in a different way than theest. >> i like morgan stanley, it's basically goldmasachs light. they're a ader in the m&a vity. gaining, acquiring people from ore entities. other entities. morgan stanley might be the play. >> the bigger qution is, yes, th'll gethe points next week. that wl provide you with the trade. the outlk, fdr make

morgan stanley smith barney.nagement fir with over 130 yearsof e. >>> a judge grants a motion to delay the tax trial involves ubs and the u.s. government. they're trying to solve a dispute involving u.s. account holders that may be trying to dodge taxes. >>> goldman sachs higher after being upgraded by analyst meredith whitney. >>> treasure secretary tim giter s geithner says there's a good chance the u.s. economy will -- i'm courtney reagan. >>> live from the financial capital of the world. this is the heart of lower manhattan. the life blood of the global financial market. this is "squawk on the street." i'm erin burnett. s&p did just for the second time go into negative territory. cit a big story. down 23.5%. a leasing company is lower. that stock is only at $1.17. the other big headline at this moment is on capitol hill. you are looking at the hearings of the senate judiciary committee. now, these are the confirmation hearings for potential supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. she is the nominee to replace

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> good news about 4.5 million u.s. workers will see bigger paychecks. july 24, minimum wage will rise to $7.25 an hour. this is the third and final step in an increase. retail workers will benefit most. higher wages produce higher turnovers. with unemployment at 9.5% some are wondering if the hike is enough. >>> a new study shows african-americans and hispanics are less prepared for retirement than white and asian counter parts. why is that? barb has advice for us. also joining us is ryan mack, the president of optimum capital management. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to show the numbers from your study, barbara, which i think are interesting. 77% of white workers, 76% of asian workers and a big gap, a big jump 66% african-american works and hispanic 65%. what is going on here? >> well, i think there's a lot of things that could be impacting that. it was a study of over 3 million workers. it wa

video game expert, morgan webb is here.he is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to see a new video game. we're going to see a brand new video game. it's not even out yet. yeah, it's going to be phenomenal. it's not pirated. it's an actual -- >> steve: well then how did you get it? >> jimmy: i know. and we have a performance -- music performance by, unbelievable, the yeah yeah yeahs are here. [ cheers and applause ] the yeah yeah yeahs. love them. hey, folks, it's time once again for "letters home." see, working on this show is very much like camp. you know, there are lots of activities throughout the day, we eat a lot of meals together and we work very long hours. so, everyone here is away from their families for long periods of time. and while we have a lot of fun here, it's important to stay connected. it's a camp tradition that everyone has to write home once a day. you know, let your parents know how you're doing. so, just like my camp counselors had to do with me, i'm checking in with everybody else to make s

morgan morgan did raise it but to a $25 price target and trades at a high multiple. three sequential quarterly decline, 4%, % and 11.8%. what this -- what the revenue picture in american express is telling us in particular is a lot about what consumers are actually doing. the quantity of transactions they're doing and the quality of those transactions. how much money is actually being spent? the company is doing a great job managing its earnings in a negative situation and one of the things we really ought to take a look on the revenue side. the bear effect that we saw was the collar trade in october, the 25/30 that traded 5,000 times. someone bought the 25 put and sole the 0 calls. might have been doing it against a long tock position or outright as a bearish trade. i like the position in terms of its bearish tenor but depth necessarily like -- >> what's your trade. >> i would use the same strikes and buy the august 30, 25 put spread and the max i can make in profits is two.80 and the standstill return if the stock does nothing i'll lose 20 cents to make the bet. i

there are issues adhering to morgan state policies. >>> he never got an ovation like that.the youngest pitchers gave us a peak of what is to come. chris tillman took to the hill yesterday making his major league debut and backed by a home run from adam jones. third straight game. in the first inning he's hit it. he's done that and he keeps doing it. chris tillman threw well. pitched into the fifth inning, gave up three home runs, pitched kind of like a rookie, right? we'll take it. markakis singled to right scoring two, giving the orioles the lead, 7-3. it's a 12:35 game today. >>> michael phelps had another swimsuit issue but it didn't slow him down this time. he bounced back with a stunning loss with a world record in the 200-meter butterfly. now the baltimore native holds more than 30 world records. >>> 5:05. coming up, you better watch where you step in the lone star state. >>> plus, your waistline is under attack and maryland researchers say fast food is the culprit. a look at the studies, when we come back. >>> we're ready to attack another thursday here in town. 71 d

by nyjer morgan.ght to bard. yeah. and cora with a beautiful slide. watch him get around bard and then throw hit has hand up on the plate. wow. that's a nice slide. alex cora. >> bob: everybody played that well the center fielder, the catcher and the base runner. now luis castillo bats after sacrificing his first time. five hits by the mets in their first 10 batters against j.d. martin. 2-0. >> rob: look at this play at the plate. he is going to go around, and there you see right at the end, he is going to smack his hand on the plate. >> bob: calling himself safe. >> rob: i think the umpire needs a little bit of help. >> bob: 2-1 to castillo who has driven in 19 runs this year. and it looks like 20. [ cheers and applause ] . >> bob: this will be no contest at home plate. it will be second on the throw for castillo and the mets lead 4-0. >> rob: well, with two outs, this throw has to go to the cutoff man. the run is going to score easily. and nyjer trying and hoping to make a great play, but still, you

morgan tracking it down, make a sensational snag. over the shoulder. hit and olson says thank you, my friend, for helping me out there. impact with the bat and the outneed afternoon. run or second, takes the oufspeed pitch. ronnie belliard and morgan is a speedy fellow stretches into a double. nyjer morgan finished with three hits and that rbi and the nats hang on to win it, 5-3, the final. winning their first series in two weeks. >>> and in women's

morgan is tagged that time.hat was a little careless. >> rob: hey, they're making some things happen right now. >> bob: guzman hits the shot right here. first pitch fastball, he's going to take it the other way. maybe even a breaking ball on the hands. but great play by kouzmanoff, cuts it off right here. nyjer does a great job avoiding the tag right there and trying to get his base runner to move up and get guzman in scoring position and guzman does a great job hustling into second. even though it was a mistake, he lasted long enough in the pickle to make up for it. >> bob: well, at least 2/3 of it. the nats don't have a runner at third with less than two outs anymore. and zimmerman and dunn will have a couple of chance toss put the nats on top here. there's a high drive to left center. see you later! that will make up for the base running problem and the nationals lead 2-0. that's number 17 for zimmerman. he goes deep two nights in a row. rbi total shoots up to 59. >> rob: another hanging breaking ball by stau

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