s&p. >> it's a sizable move lower in the dollar. you've seen rates move. dan nathan, what do you think it means to the market? is this a change? >> i don't think it's a change. listen, the impamarket had spokn a lot of ways, moved up almost 100 points in the last few weeks. people have gotten comfortable with the notion that the fed was going to be buying less points in the next six months. they made a good point that they're not going to be raising rates. i don't think that was up for debate. when you have a rally i can't remember the last time between 5:00 or 4:30 and 5:30 that we have had the dollar move this, s&p futures have moved and bonds. if you want to go in tomorrow and you think it's clear and buy that opening, if you have that reversal it could get nasty. we've seen two of them, may 22 and the one in june. >> a few weeks ago. that preceded that move down to 1560. we rallied 100 points. be a little careful tomorrow. >> but you do get the feeling from some of these comments, karen, that the fed chairman was almost admitting in a sense that they tried to tal

kpix5's sharon chin shows us how customers and strangers are helping them stay afloat. >>reporter: it was a coup when nathane catered for fans at the bottle rock music festival. now two months later, the couple is on the brink of bankruptcy because festival organizers still owe him $185,000. >> it makes you sick how the job of the century could just take eight years of hard work and crash something that you built. >>reporter: so customers and friends are packing into the up and under pub and grill to keep the couple's business from going under. trevor and his wife took out personal loans last week to make payroll for their staff of 33. >>> some people depend on other people and they're letting them down. that's wrong. >>reporter: many customers put up and under for revitalizing their richmond neighborhood when it opened three years ago. >>> it's very friendly. this is like a village. >>reporter: the attorney for the festival organizers would only tell me we're working hard to get additional funds. there are prospective investors. the goal is to get everyone paid. trevor says he wants his money and the truth

nathan's family hopes he will be back at school when the new year begins. >>> can wall street start the week off right? the markets are up again today, the dow is up 20, the s&p is up 2 and the nasdaq is up 7. let's go to new york where we have tonight's cbs money news update. >> reporter: and up and down day. sales are up for cars and furniture but lower for everything else. banks made almost $4 billion in the second quarter. millions of americans will retire this year, but a new medical study may have some people thinking twice. doctors say working tends to keep people physically and mentally challenged. and twinkies are back. the company that bought out hostess announced the return. the cakes weigh 4-grams less than before and contain 15 fewer calories. the new owners are bringing back popular products. that's your money watch. for more business headlines, click on cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> one more racing season heats up in the uk. really? the world championship grand prix was held. racers were split depending on their type of mower but some things were standard. all mowers had their blades removed. i'm sorry, i don't think of john deer when i think think