we are going to have a look at the new york post 110w to have a look at the new york post now becauseeet. we do not all, that is pa rt all tweet. we do not all, that is part of the problem. the new york post showing that they are making money for the first time even if they are not getting any more twitter outage. this is interesting because on the surface of it, twitter has made profit for the first time in its 16 year history. that seems like a big deal, however it was not because their business was actually growing, it was because they have cut costs. they are pointing to, the revenue interestingly in japan pointing to, the revenue interestingly injapan is up 12.4%. maybe there are new directions they can be taking. do you think they have reached a ceiling in different parts of the world but there are many different parts of the world to still work on? i suppose with any kind of free service, it is keeping it free but also seeing where to make a profit. they have been changing their ways and targeting their ads to make it more individualised, which has been helping them to grow acr

murdoch a man that trump has always had great respect for and the "new york post" going out there talkingut his half cocked ideas. yesterday the hidlieadline said "help us." it reminded me as something as iconic as "ford to new york, drop dead." it was one of those if this debate turns, it's -- the "new york post" for people that know donald trump will be one of the reasons why and then you have -- as we've said, ralph peters is not a shrinking violet, he talks about the first time he shot a gun he was seven years old and in ralph peters style it was a sawed off shotgun. he served in the military proudly, he fired a lot of military style weapons, he said this is a military-style weapon we're selling. civilians have no right to them. he said the only reason you would use an ar-15 in hunting is if you wanted to completely destroy the meat of the animal that you were shooting. that these weapons are too kill as many human beings as quickly as possible. here's the "daily news" which donald trump also reads. >> it's good to hear you guys are such new yorkers that you bring the new york tabloid

neil: i think there are seminal moments when largely those seems to be conservative, the new york post, part of our parent company comes out with an editorial saying there's room for gun reform. now the secret to the new york post it has espoused this view for decades going back to 1980, but maybe reinstating a federal assault weapon ban, ban gun sales to all criminal fugitives, tighten up mental health laws and a lot of that is kind of common sense stuff i think that both sides could gather around, but what do you think of that? >> so i think this case is instructive because we saw so many missed opportunities to take care of the shooter. you know -, not-- take care to prevent him from acting out, and what has drawn such a reaction, we've seen so many missteps by intelligence agencies and people who were in a position to prevent this from happening. so i think that's an area na people are going to be looking at and there's a lot of room for bipartisan compromise. maybe there's room for bipartisan compromise looking at background legislation, something that both sides can come together

i think we guaregardless of wha side you're on, the new york post again rupert murdock's new york post, a plea from the students to the president of the united states, but also it seems a plea from the new york post. an iconic cover, it reminds me of a cover that we saw new york city drop dead. here's the daily news and we're holding these new york papers up. these are the newspapers that donald trump reads in the morning along with the new york times and he spoke about background checks. he spoke about mental illness. he spoke about arming teachers but he never mentioned a word about the 300 million guns flooding our streets, wonder why and there is if you're driving in the car there's a picture of the president with tape over his mouth with nra logo over his mouth. i -- i do want to say a couple of things just off the top very quickly and then let's get to the sound. first of all, and i -- i haven't said this very often since the president was sworn in, but thank you, mr. president for -- for what you did yesterday, and letting these people speak. most that hold events like that have

the new york post has another of the day's popular stories.t came at a price. we will discuss. and, miami herald covering the plight of a student from the city, or rather the demise of her pet hamster. she's thinking about suing an airline after it backtracked on a promise to let her emotional support animal fly with her. she says she was left with no option but to flush it down the toilet. with me again is lianna brinded — the european news editor of the online news service quartz. thanks forjoining us again. the winter olympics, it is

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. >> in today's new york post has something about this. >> i think he has to show leadership. he has to give congress some direction. it's not necessarily about gun control, it's a greater issue there. there's mental illness involved, it's a big issue. >> to think it's too soon to have a conversation? should we just be reading about the families now. >> this is not the first, it's something we have gotten used to. we have to stop and look at how to address the issue. it's not just a matter taken the guns away. social media companies have a responsibility. >> there you have a, both sides of the equation. we have a lot to talk about. we'll hear from both president and the legislators on the federal and state levels. in florida people had some suspicions about the shirt or. unlike in new jersey we been taught if you see something, say something. yesterday and instagram there is something suspicious going on in the school super intended had an overabundance of caution today. what happened when we had the brothers who are paying students to collect gunpowder in an attempt to build

this morning, the front page of "the new york post." this is a conservative newspaper.he words say "mr. president, please act." my question is, if you have a conservative newspaper saying this, how long will republicans continue this stance of it's not the time to talk about this now. >> they will remain silent and hope we remain silent. they will do it for as long as they can get away with it. you should get involved. these folks will do absolutely nothing. they made that as clear as they possibly could. they would not go on national television to defend it. the a plus rating from the nra, the people who believe in this stuff and the laws they championed are so, so, so extreme. yet they won't talk about it. they want to get reelected and quietly move along. lee zelden, a lawmakers, one of the co-sponsors of the conceal carry reciprocity act. if you were allowed to carry a concealed weapon in georgia or a place with lax laws, you can come to new york city and authorities would force you to carry that weapon. completely out of step with what people in new york would want

see the cover of "the new york post." folks at home will see it i thought it was very interesting. mr. president, please act. you will be seeing the president this evening. your thoughts on what president trump will do about what we saw in florida and what lies ahead in the future? >> i know president trump. i talked to him right after the shootings happened and i was here. he kept asking about the families and victims. we live in a different world now than when you and i grew up. it's different. and social media makes things so much easier to occur. and we have to have more school security. i think have you heard me say this for years. we have to have better mental health. we have to. that's what our country. we are failing in mental health. i have always said that i said that on the president's opioid commission as well. we have got to have better mental health in our country as well. >> martha: mental health combined with law enforcement and the rights cases where there is a present danger and an obvious violent background and situation. >> that's right. >> martha: attorney gene

front page of "the new york post" today a fourth child dies in new york from the flu. this is arguably one of the worst flu seasons that we have seen certainly in recent memory and the question is, how many parents are now looking that saying maybe it time to get the flu shot. nate has the full story. nate? >> well, bill,ing now. the city's public health department says this you're flu virus has killed four children in new york. and another child died over this weekend and the story is believed her death is flu related as well. no one is coughing, sneeze, more than ever. news of the record number of you froms has new yorkers on high alert. >> hand santizing, washing hands, my hans are extremely dry and cracked. every door handle that i turn, i wash my hands. >> the same complex where they found 5-year-old murray on saturday. prus say the child was found by her mom in their apartment bathroom. neighbors reportedly tried to resuscitate her. hours later, she was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> her baby, it is real sad. it is real sad. it is sad. anyone die from the fl

the new york post is looking at the new face of the nra, what they call the new face of the nra, she a woman, 39 years old. she is a far cry from the association that is long associated with "old wightman." men." white she has been booed by crowds, criticized in tv interviews. some of her drawing qualities -- she is photogenic and a skilled public speaker who was not looking to soft and the message of the nra. she grew up in a blue-collar family and is very familiar with guns, even sleeping with one under her pillow. in one of her most outrageous statements recently, she said that journalists love mass shooting because crying mothers .re ratings gold definitely not somebody who shies away from controversy. we have seen people in social media even calling on big companies like amazon to detach from the nra. now, we go to india, where one beloved actress has passed away? dheepthika: yes, her name was synonymous with bali would start him. dying at a relatively young age of 54. she started her career at the age of four, starring in over 300 films during her life. she had an ability to sp

colonel peters gets front-page status in today's new york post. his surprising opinion on what america should do to stop mass murder shootings. colonel peters joins us next. we're live and less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: okay. stocks were already up, but they are now jumping considerably higher at this hour with gains accelerating into the close. we're looking at the dow up 254 points, the nasdaq is up 74, s&p up 5. the dow just this second turned positive for the week. still looking, though, at a frontline toggling there when it comes to the exact level. the level to watch for the s&p is, hold on, i've got it, 2732. i didn't even have to put on my glasses. we're at 2737. could be a squeaker here, but the nasdaq is higher for the second week in a row. now, let's take a look at some of the biggest movers right now, hewlett-packard/enterprise. the enterprise company, hpe, is leading the s&p 500. you don't often see this, hitting lifetime highs after the company unveiled a $7 billion share buyback program.

some people have been surprises since parkland by the new york post head lines but here actually hopehave the president of the united states saying he's moving on bump stocks. he's talking about background checks, expanded background check. you also have in murdock's other paper of note, better background checks, the wall street journal, better background checks for gun control. that's actually more -- that's a plan that the nra itself su

new york times" truck to sit behind me. do you see your shot >> the "new york post"behind you. >> you got the "new york post" behind you >> thatood >> i have times square behind me i don't need to worry about that the "new york post" is not monolithic there's times i get disgusted with the "new york post. i haven't found -- other than "squawk box," "squawk box" is the only media entity that gets it right almost the time >> i think the markets are recognizing there are monolithic elements to apple. despite the focus on iphone x and the shipment challenges relative to where expectations might have been, this company grew double digits, and looking forward to the march quarter, it is still a company that will grow double digits it's easy to focus on the trees instead of the broader forest, but it's a campaign that has grown at a healthy clip and we expect that to continue through 2018 >> for the market to set new highs, you think market has to get back to 180 or get to 10 and head higher? i would think they're correlated >> would help, the tech market now has been driven by a bunch of other monoliths as well we think, as i start

harlson diagnosed with alzheimer's disease that story first reported in froy dy's edition of "the new york post." harrelson is 73 years ol. was the short stop on the 1969 world championship team and then, that unbelievably memorable fight against pete rose in thelyoffs now as the story that hits close to home for a lot ofs that you we all southernly wish bud harrellson and his family the best as they take this on. meanwhile, shaking this week he suffered a season ending knee injury the next in indiana on sunday and then the rangers unprecedented sending a letter to the season ticket holders warning of impending fire sale of vet reason and high priced players as they look to bring in young talent to rebuild the long term success. >> in college hoops, with you, what is going on at st. john's they lost 11 straight games then this past week knocked off number one villa november have and number four duke. how do you like to they host market on saturday. it is just four days of pitchers and catchers much here comes the spring training camps open ons day. warm weather far pe hoop. i am george for "cha

to quote michael goodwin of the new york post read a great review he said he changed his mind about me and what we do, he said gets me to another reason of my changing view the reprehensible conduct, they too are guilty of deception. by pretending to offer straight news when they function like propaganda outlets. he said the real deception is not a what we do, to draw the mountain the real is pass along information to the consumer that's not true. my sister headlines are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the boat. there is a book about the very thing i quote him in the book. they may criticize our ethics message number one thing you'll hear about me in the city but falsehoods are from the podium. when journalists don't challenge what they're told where's the virtue and passing along the information? is that not deception? set not worse for democracy? so we go undercover because we want to tell the truth. that's most important virtue. that's why these tactics are justifiable. deception in the instance can replace coercion because trut

fox news talking that way these days which is new and another rupert murdoch own news that the new york post has published this front page the president now what are we to make of that it's probably a bit too early to tell but there seems to be cracks forming in the right wing media on the gun control issue and where the story goes from here where murdoch's relationship with president trump goes well what space ok joe thinks if the polls are to be believed hungary in prime minister viktor orban could win his third consecutive election this april and should that happen the media there will have played a large part ever since coming to power for the second time in two thousand and ten the all about government has devoted considerable energy and resources to restructuring the domestic media landscape in its favor the closure of hungary's most influential opposition newspaper in october of two thousand and sixteen made headlines but it was just one example of many government linked buyouts most of hungary's private media is now in the hands of businessmen allied to the prime minister and his par

the "new york post," the president's first newspaper to read, the conservative leaning newspaper is going to ask him to do something and cast him as the absentee president friday and the people said that may make a difference and a lot of the president's response is what he is seeing on tv and how is it going politically. >> and speaking of television, we know that he watches. sorry, josh, but television, we know that he watches. and sometimes we may have a discussion with someone, and nearly immediately, he is going to tweet about it in a comment in that form, and we have not seen it thus far, and the rally, but, you nknow, similar to the white house, does he have monitors throughout where it is hard to escape the comments coming from people today? >> right. right. and fredricka, we know that the president is driven by emotion. we were told earlier this year that the reason he sent 59 missiles in syria is that he saw the pictures of the young children and the atrocities done to them. so he is driven by the imagery, and the crowd sizes matter to the him. we remember at the inauguration th

new york. post in school to. she has been left scarred after being mauled by an israeli army dog in a case of mistaken identity a word of warning you may find some of the following pictures upsetting the victim dzhokhar was assaulted during a raid by israeli defense forces in the west bank they were searching for the alleged killer of an israeli man who has the same surname as gerard you can see the extent of some of the injuries he sustained during the morning mr is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft on his arm he also has a leg injury. so cut that on the sort of the day i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg

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and some of the most vocal critics of the memo have been the washington post and the new york times they're currently the subject of a new film but it's on t. samir a cohen explains journalistic values can change over time the washington post and the new york times once establish themselves as shining beacons of true journalism a brave group of reporters who would stop at nothing to find out as much as they can in their quest for truth but i'm actually talking about the seventy's back then new york times and poster as risk jail time by publishing classified documents on the vietnam war the new york times begins its explosive series based on the pentagon papers publication of a covert version of the war that recount due to much of the optimistic talk that it permeated official statements for years now daniel ellsberg leaks the documents to the washington post you want to learn more go to the movies and check out the oscar nominated film the post seems like the perfect robot alter trump attacks on the media and according to the creators that was actually the intention one thing that both of t

of our society and images of the power to transfixed and -- to quote - michael goodwin of the new york postwrote a great review of the book on sunday said that he actually changed his mind. about me and about what we do. he said, this gives me to another reason for change in view of veritas of james o'keefe. the reprehensible conduct of so-called legitimate news organizations. they are also guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news. when they function my propaganda outlets. what is goodman saying there? is any real deception is not in what we do. losing alias to build trust with somebody. to draw them out. the real deception is passing along information to the consumer that is not itself true. like the twitter headlines i just reported you are not grounded in reality. and that is not necessarily for political reasons. sometimes it is economic reasons. because it is not safe to rock the boat. and it is not a right wing philosophy. there was a book written called manufacturing consent about that very thing. in a quote - that in this book. they may criticize our ethics. that is

fifty politicians have also criticised the holocaust memorial in the center of berlin their open new york post to germany spacy conviction never forget instead they call for an end to remembrance. today is the final day of competition at the berlin international film festival and my colleagues charlotte chelsea and maya schrader are down at the red carpet where they are following all of the action including of course european films i mean we get a lot of these we are after all here in berlin and but there was in particular a very interesting german movie that prepared that premiered today right. yes we had a new film that was the last entry into the berlin alley competition section it's called in the aisles and it really is a very small sweet subtle love story about what it's like to work in a supermarket in east germany yeah that's right we enjoyed it a lot it was a very moving at times its stance the actor friends now we are a big fan of his i mean if you know maybe. the ballet down there is out the best of all is a big fan of his. would it be shooting star wars meaning that the balance of t

new york. post seems. the teacher has been left scarred after being mauled by an israeli army dog in a case of mistaken identity and a word of warning you may find some of the following pictures graphic the victim mike brooks jet art was assaulted during a raid by israeli defense forces in the west bank they were searching for the alleged killer of an israeli man who has the same surname as gerar and here you can see the extent of some of the injuries he sustained during the morning mr girard is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft on his arm and he also has a leg injury. so cut that on the sort of thing i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoul

new york. post the new school teachers be left scarred after being told by an israeli army dog who would have warning you may find some of the following scenes disturbing. was assaulted during a west bank right by israeli defense forces and they were searching for a different man the lead killer of an israeli who bears the same surname as jerome you can start to the extent of the injuries sustained during the morning school teachers expected to require further treatment including a skin graft to one of his arms and also been left with a leg injury. so cars that are the sort of thing i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg

political have also criticised the holocaust memorial in the center of berlin their open new york post to germany spacy conviction never forget instead they call for an end to remembrance. today is the final day of competition at the berlin international film festival and my colleague charlotte chelles impale and maya shader are standing by with the latest action on the red carpet and you know no surprise guys european films are really popular at this film festival and we had a german one preparing today tell us a little bit more about it. that's where we saw the last entry into the belinelli competition section it was called in the aisles and it's a really sweet small film just sort of a low key love story about what it's like to work in a supermarket in east germany yeah that's right it's actually a very. film and also stars fans low cost he he is a huge hit with us i have to say and also here is the bad as well he's starring in another film in the competition believe it or not that's to you and that's a film called transit where he plays a refugee and then as well he's won the bet i

wasn't even true some of the most vocal critics of the nunez memo have been the washington post and the new york times journalism has become the subject of a new film but as a teaser samir a con explains journalistic values can change over time. the washington post and the new york times once establish themselves as shining beacons of true journalism a brave group of reporters who would stop at nothing to find out as much as they can in their quest for truth but i'm actually talking about the seventy's back then new york times and poster less risk jail time by publishing classified documents on the war the new york times begins its explosive series based on the pentagon papers publication of a covert version of the war dream come true to much of the optimistic talk to permeated officials to. now daniel ellsberg leaks the documents to the washington post you want to learn more go to the movies and check out the oscar nominated film the post seems like the perfect robot all to trump attacks on the media and according to the creators that was actually the intention one thing that both of these area

we start with the new york post which murdock's paper and somebody that -- >> trump's go-to. >> somebody that trump and jared kushner and a lot of people in the white house listen to. some people have been surprises since parkland by the new york post head lines but here actually hope for gun control. and of course, you have the president of the united states saying he's moving on bump stocks. he's talking about background checks, expanded background check. you also have in murdock's other paper of note, better background checks, the wall street journal, better background checks for gun control. that's actually more -- that's a plan that the nra itself supports. it wouldn't go as far as the bill that pat is talking about putting back on, but here's the daily news. one of the other papers that donald trump reads every morning. bump ban isn't fixing this and it's not, but it is -- though, it is -- jim, you're seeing first step, something that republicans refuse toe do even after the horrors of las vegas, but, you know, everybody i've talked to in the white house has said since parkland tha

a smart writer in the "new york post." about devin nunes and the intelligence committee and the intelligence community assessment. and what they are looking at is the ica, including their footnotes to see if there is any analysis. in other words, was that like the fisa precooked on the unverified dossier? in other words, you have the fbi, the nsa, the cia, were they using an unverified dossier in you this capacity? >> well, i don't think there is any question that they were. i don't think there is any question that they knew, that they paid for it that hillary clinton and the dnc were involved in it. and then what happened was they did everything they could to spread it among the media and to use it in a court. one of the most -- the highest, one of the most private courts in the country in a fisa court. >> sean: if the intel community itself was using the unverified dossier for their isa, that's what i'm asking. did they use it for fisa and for their own intelligence gathering? in other words, they're believing in their o

white house political director under ronald reagan and chairman of the great american pack and new york post columnist michael goodwin, both are fox news contributors and gentlemen thank you very much. ed, senator mccain of all people , he knows this is not a starting point. i mean it leads me to believe that he does not want a deal, so why else could he be putting this out there? >> maybe this is part of his legacy he's always been wrong on immigration even when he ran for president and my sense is this is just kind of a poke in the eye but it's not going anywhere it's dead. the president made it very clear you want to build a wall which he promised the american public he would then we'll talk about everything else but if you don't want to build a wall you don't want to fund the wall forget it. david: michael all is coming up in light of the memo, and what it indicates about the deep state. you know, which has been made fun of by the talk shows and democrats saying oh, you conspiracy theorists. what we are seeing now, not just with regard to the fbi or the justice department, now even the s

i'm holding "the new york post" here. which says, mr. president, please act. "new york post," donald trump's favorite newspaper. this is a murdoch paper. you would have never imagined a headline as recently as a year or two ago and now "the new york post" is banging on donald trump's door. i don't imagine that's a very comfortable front page for donald trump to look at and yet, as you know, not only did he mention guns but he side to the victims we'll do anything at l all -- anything at all he said yesterday to keep you safe. except apparently even have a conversation about the real problem here which as everyone at the table has said is not that american culture is more violent or that americans are different from the rest of the world, but the main difference between america and the rest of the world where these things don't happen is that we have the prevalence of the small-scale weapons of large scale destruction. >> and president trump announced he's making plans to visit parkland, florida, joe. wouldn't it be safe to say for those advising him might want

the may read to something from the new york post.gun owners are ball abiding. there's need for sensible gun control that without unduly infringing on the rights can slow the tide of the source. we call for reinstating the federal weapons ban. banning gun sales told criminal fugitives and targeting bump stocks. to think any of these can pass muster? >> i think the solution will have to address the criteria that goes into these tragedies. such as the purchasing the guns but the law-enforcement and health mental health issue. and tragedy after tragedy they were able to maintain guns. >> the fbi knew about -- >> and all the incidences, law-enforcement know about these people. there were laws to prevent these but they were in force. so some -- having to put with guards at schools. i talked with the israeli ambassador and he says in israel every school has a guard in front of the school and when the kids going field trips there accompanied by an armed guard. here's what they said about that here. >> our most precious asset our children wer

is kinds of drugs and some of the most vocal critics of the memo have been the washington post and the new york times that currently the subject of a new film busses american explains journalistic values can change over time. the washington post and the new york times once established themselves as shining beacons of true journalism a brave group of reporters who would stop at nothing to find out as much as they can in their quest for truth but i'm actually talking about the seventy's back then new york times and poster as risk jail time by publishing classified documents on the vietnam war the new york times begins its explosive series based on the pentagon papers publication of a covert version of the war that ran counter to much of the optimistic talk that it permeated official statements for years now daniel ellsberg leaks the documents to the washington post you want to learn more go to the movies and check out the oscar nominated film the post seems like the perfect robot alter trying to talk on the media and according to the creators that was actually the intention one thing that both of

the report in "the new york post" says more women emboldened by the #metoo movement are putting a new the engagement. it's valentine's day tomorrow. >> kimberly: yes, i have a nice special for you you're going to see coming up. >> juan: if you were to say i've decided it's going to happen. we have been together for a while and he's been slow about it. >> kimberly: that has never happened to me. honestly, i usually try and say, i would say -- seven total. two yeses. >> jesse: i like the idea of the woman has to buy the engagement ring which means we are off the hook. >> kimberly: cheap. >> jesse: the thrill of the chase is gone. the "me too" movement in all of this other stuff. the courtship is over. women proposing to men. it's all upside down. it's all backwards. >> juan: dana. >> dana: i am a traditionalist. i am. i don't see anything wrong with this. maybe i could be convinced by some young women are older women, i don't know, that this is the weight to go. i have to stick with the tradition. >> jesse: this has nothing to do with the "me too" movement. what i meant to say is that p

this is all according to new york post but sources say because ag of new york insisted upon putting a monitor on the board of the new company, that she wasn't as interested in buying it anymore. her name was maria cat eras, she promised she would put together a majority female board of directors and donate proceeds of the next five movies to victims. weinstein after ag's move put out a statement saying in part , well, while mr. weinstein was not without fault there was certainly no criminality, according to his lawyer and weinstein promoted more woman to key executive positions then any other industry leader. that is what the lawyer said. so, new york ag says that weinstein repeatedly broke new york law by failing to protect employees from this pervasive sexual harassment, intimidation and discrimination. lots of things happening with that story. >> wow. interesting. all right, karen, thank you for that. >>> all right, valentines day is what, on wednesday. >> i hope you made your reservations. i have reservation about the whole thing. >> no, trying to make reservations, everything is

new york. monday, february 12. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: a claim lauren simonetti. cheryl: is great except for the cover of "the new york post."ld vaccinated for the flu right now or else. a flu story coming up which is going to be good. lauren: we saw the major average. each one of them fell 5% last week. we are seeing a rebound this morning taking a look at the dow futures up to 72. >> what can investors expect for the week after the worst week in more than two years. john petrini said bob point management, gentlemen, good morning. let me start with you. we've obviously had a lot of volatility in the markets. investors pulling out 22, almost $23 billion out of mutual funds and ats site of a seven-day period that ended on wednesday. is this a simple correction, little bit of a pullback that was healthier as i telling you the average investor is nervous? cheryl: john, go ahead. i'll start with you. >> it's nice to see green on the screen that's for sure. we expect more volatility throughout the week. we didn't get any sense of the firm are investors and clients. the market had been dealing strongly, i think investors understan