of year. highs in the lower 50's. that's the weather. >> and we feel pretty good about the drive right now along 270 off the morning. southbound out of frederick through montgomery county down e beltway and across the american legion bridge, nice smooth transition heading into tysons or on the inner loop. we had activity on i-95 earlier, but that has been resolved. continued traffic, come on in. these pictures nba leaving newington. in a little while, but now to news. 5:00 on this monday morning. ect a heavier police presence near town university after a student was -- near georgetown university after a student was attacked inside her dorm room. >> we have the latest developments. . police say a georgetown sexually student was assaulted sunday 2:15 in the morning while walking near the northwest campus. lives udent we talked to on 36 and n, the same block where the alleged sexual assault occurred. t to reveal her identity, saying she got worried once she got word of the crime. >> my parents just got here, actually. my

the new nationalism speech would be described by one of t.r.'s many biographers, george mallory, as, quote, the most radical speech ever given by an ex-president. his concepts to the extent of which a powerful federal government could regulate and use private property in the interest of the whole and his declarations about-- when viewe eyes of 1910 were nothing short of revolutionary. december 6th, 2011, president barack obama returned to osawatomie and standing on a platform somewhat more secure than a kitchen table explicitly embraced the underlying philosophy of t.r.'s new nationalism. why a democrat, a member of a party which customarily recurs to the other roosevelt, especially in hard times, should have in this instance embraced the republican roosevelt will no doubt be explored today among many other issues in this discussion we're about to hear. and we have a terrific panel for that discussion composed of prominent political analysts who know a great deal about both the progressive era as well as contemporary politics. i'll introduce firs

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today, and questionable results, the 1970's and 1980's and then the waterfront plan of the 1990's andlennium. a lot of the names that you will know as leadership in the city or of the port are featured in the book. the book itself is written by a man named jasper written who is a assistant professor at san francisco state university and is in the department of urban studies he was formally an employee of the san francisco planning department where he served as a lead it planner in the central waterfront plan, and his knowledge of the waterfront which was adopted in 2007. he is a current member of the central waterfront advisory committee. what ended up happening is he prepared his dissertation on the development of the port of san francisco from the 1950's to the present that worked at that time and subsequently with a bunch of different parts staff to look at numerous proposals. prior attempts to build cruise ship terminals are in the book as an example. the world trade center was opposed the 30 story tower is featured in the book. this is a book that we hope to be able to help distr

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he's sort of a 1890's bohemian, a bit of a herm yit. most importantly, he was a friend of adolph sutro's. and sutro had a real estate shack on the northwest corner of the sunset. he let colonel daley squat in there essentially. he went out every morning, walked along the beach. whatever washed up he brought back to his shed and created quite a large little compound of old bottles, shoes, anything that washed up. a ship wreck. provided a bunch of lumber. he made a sleeping loft in his cabin. for a while he had a wife. she didn't wash up in the waves. but she did eventually wash out. she couldn't handle cooking in the sandunes every night, creating a fire. so she left him sometime in the late 18920 -- 1890's. but daley took one of those cars we were talking about and opened this little coffee saloon where he sold sandwiches, doughnuts, and little items to the picnicers who came out to the beach on the weekends. and soon other people, they kind of were charmed by this little old horse car that was being used as a store. and they asked if i

as i mentioned accompanying president wilson and one of wilson's walking sticks here on the front of s street. isaac here with his wife mary. and mary served as the cook here in the house. and they lived on the fourth floor of the house. our curator john powell has done a lot of great work in the lives of isaac and mary scott. they actually had been -- brought to the white house by edith wilson and worked at the white house. and then here to s street and stayed with edith wilson until she bought them a home in the 1950s. so actually stayed here on s street. here in the kitchen in the house, again, state-of-the-art for 1920. in the pantry you can still see some of the early packaging. campbell's soups and kellogg's products. bottle of tobasco and heinz catchup and maxwell house coffee on the range there. this was, again, a modern house when it was built in 1915. again, always electrified. always had a modern heating system. oh, an old steam coal fired steam boiler system, and we still use these old radiator, today. part of our modernization that we are envisioning for the centennial is

or to put it another way, since the turn of the millennium, the s&p 500 has been owe bag some kind ofes up must come down. but now it seems very likely that gravity has been suspended and the s&p can have big multi-year moves higher. darn tooting. time to take a disto isaac newton. >>> they say money never sleeps. neither does jim cramer. this new at&t 4g lte is fast. hey. did you guys hear... ...that mary got engaged? that's so 42 seconds ago. thanks for the flowers guys. [ both ] you're welcome. oooh are you guys signing up for the free massage? [ both ] so 32 seconds ago. hey guys you hear frank's cat is sick? yeah, we heard. wanna sign the card? did you know the guys from china are in the office... [ speaking chinese ] [ male announcer ] stay a step ahead with the 4g lte galaxy s ii skyrocket. only from at&t. ♪ >>> i never like having to tell you some stocks my go down. you my own them. you might therefore think it's my fault they go lower. believe me, i'm not that powerful. amazon and google disappointed badly in my opinion. they didn't deliver what we thought they would. i thoug

mid 50's to the south of the metro. increasing clouds today will be above freezing with mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. areas of light rain tomorrow, not much. not going to be a washout. we will have only a quarter inch of rain. in some locations up to 1/3 of an inch. 51 tomorrow, mr. low 50's friday and saturday. a system could affect us on the weekend, something we will keep an eye on. >> looks good. there was a car fire westbound on 66 at 123, but that has been resolved. 95 southbound near 610, they have removed roadwork. construction will be gone in stafford. overnight construction projects are calling it a day. looks good on 81, 95 in baltimore, looks good on the beltway. here is the beltway andt route 1, college park, off to a good start. >> the prosecution could rest its case today in the murder trial of former university of virginia lacrosse player george huguely. medical experts testified that his ex-girlfriend yeardley love died from injuries caused by blunt force trauma. they refuted defense claims that alcohol

a gain of 1.3%, 37 points to 2,851. the s&p 500 index continues to move higher above 1,300, a gain of 1.2% today to 1,328. enough from us. what about what the traders are talking about on the floor. here's bob pisani for that. >> we're going to leave the volume out. nothing to say about that. >> let me just say, i want to tell you one thing. >> she wants to talk about volume. >> i interviewed bob earlier today at nasdaq. i wanted to get his take on the deutsche bank. he said they are expecting one month, a year, of good volume. that's what -- >> one month? >> one month out of the entire year. in 2011 they had one good month. i'm talking all of wall street. in 2010, they had six weeks. so they're looking at 2012 and expecting one good month of volume. i had to get that out. we'll have the interview coming up. >> you have to lower the bar on what's considered good volume right now. i'm telling you. >> big volume week is coming. >> i think that's a stunning thing. >> this is the month he was talking about. >> exactly. >> let's c

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normally this time of year we would be in the low 30's in the district. hagerstown, 32 degrees, 36 in frederick, 32 in cumberland. 46 in fredericksburg and lexington park. cooler to the northwest of the metro, warmer to the south and east of town. sunshine today, not as mild as yesterday. near normal for this time of year, low 50's and not. you will notice it is lighter than yesterday. five-ton miles an hour locally. increasing clouds tonight. areas of rain tomorrow, on wednesday. we could use a good soaking of rain. around three-quarters of an inch of rain expected tomorrow. that is good. highs around 50 degrees. clearing again on thursday. not a bad day, 60 degrees. a good way to finish the work week. starting the week ended saturday with a good chance of a few areas of rain. that's the forecast. >> healthy traffic around the beltway, starting to grow in volume 195 north and south between washington and baltimore, still in good shape. looks good on 95 out and fredericksburg. more our neighbors in the road in manassas on 66. and on 270. the beltway at riv

over 85% of the s&p 500 has been trading lower, the components of the s&p 500.daq and s&p with the sell-off today, now in danger of breaking their five-week win streak. up to this point, it looked like we were going to be up for the week, but now that's in danger. let's start with the market that's been the key all week, the euro. it rallied as there were expectations that we were going to see -- weekly charts obviously -- expectations we would see some resolution of the greek debt crisis, now back down again on the euro. the price of gold has acted like a risk asset this week. it's been keying off the euro as well. we had a pretty good rally earlier in the week. now we're down to $1721. many traders are watching that $1710 level as support. we'll have to wait to see next week what it does with that. oil has been very interesting. our market here in new york, wti crude, approached the $100 a barrel level, failed to get above that. and has pulled back today. more interesting has been the brent crude contract in london. that has just been bulling an eight-day rall

there's a significant portion of s&p earnings come from stronger growing emerging companies. >> so far the price of oil runs commensurate with stocks at this point. but at some point you would think the price, if it continues higher, will run counter to stocks, right? >> that's right. anti-growth factor, would hurt earnings. i would actually point to the ecb. next year we have another three-year lending operation. that's been huge in alleviating the funding. it's still about europe and their success. >> february 29th, it says here on my little cheat sheet, that you are a fixed-income expert. did you ever doubt the 13,000, give or take a few points? >> given the risk, yes. we thought the risk assets have done what we thought they would do. and let's face it, we've gotten better news out of europe. that's a positive for corporate dealt. treasuries are still the best hedge against european worries. so there's reason for treasuries to sit tight at 2%. >> let's make it meaning for the individual investors with your call. besides of cans of tuna fish under the bed, what would you invest in?

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opening day is a but a lot of s toonals fans have reason be as excited. strasbourg will pitch march 4. spring training, we are all over it. breaking news about that slugger. zim >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> the washington nationals are faces to theiree franchise. the most prevent is ryan zimmerman. here tod baseman is quite a while. he agreed to a contract extension this morning upranteeing to keep them through the 2019 season. the agreement contains a narrow clause and adds six years and $100 million. he also agreed to a clause for with theon to work years afterr five retires. yes. pretty good to be ryan today.an >> i am excited to be a part of this organization. the whole team showed up to make nervous to talk to everyone. i am happy to be part of this clubhouse. i would not have done this with any other team. >> good for him. d.c.ood for let's not forget about stephen straus burk. -- strasbourg. his spring training on march 4. a 2.54,. i would say he is a pretty good player. the general

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of the year. you know how much the s&p is up? 27. same number of days. >> i think not -- >> tom lee over at jpmorgan points out that apple has to be considered its own sector, within the s&p. at over 3.5% weighting, and i guess it's higher now, near 550, it's bigger than materials, it's bigger than utilities. and it really now becomes this big monster that is a problem, you know, it's bigger than microsoft and google combined. >> definitely. listening to a drum beat that none of us can hear otherwise. thank you both. we'll see you later. >> okay. >> thanks, everybody. let's look at the movers and shakers. seema mody at the exchange with that angle. >> less than an hour left in the trading day. investors are talking markets, murdock and bernanke. the roller coaster ride in tech continues with the nasdaq hitting 3,000. the first time in 12 years. the question is, can we close above that threshold. let's actually zone in on a couple of stock stories. staples, earned 41 cents per share for the fourth quarter. 1 cents above estimates held

north and west of town to near 50 around the metro area. wednesday, low 50'sne. slight chance of the brain -- rain by chance of thursday. the work zone on 95 out of get tod to road will bee another half-hour or so. we are keeping an eye on that. otherwise, will travel times right now. looks good in baltimore. looks good on 95 and on the b-w parkway. 270. normal traffic on the wilson alexandria and hill.h oxon good on 50 between annapolis and new york avenue. >> 24 degrees outside. >> funeral arrangements have announced for a local paramedic killed on the job. joshua weissman will be laid to rest correct. new developments in the occupy movement. details on the >> welcome back. 4:46. the music world paid tribute to during laston grammy awards. jennifer hudson sang one of her signature songs. "i will always love you." houston was found on saturday in hotel room, the medical trying tostill determine a cause of death. president obama unveiled his annandalevirginia and today. the plan would reduce the by $4 trillion over 10 spending anding taxes on the wealthy. toda

but jean maker true religion aprel shed almt a third of s stk pre thks to a disappointing quarter. it's wholesale business fell at the end of the year. finally, with europe debating the latest bailout money for greece, the u.s. dollar saw some buying interest. the strength in the dollar led to some commodity selling, sending oil and gold prices lower. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: they grew up on play dates, m-tv and facebook. millennials are the biggest generation since the baby boomers. there are more than 80 million of them in the u.s. between the ages of 11 and 30. with that kind of buying clout it's no wonder the auto industry and other companies have come courting. diane eastabrook reports. >> reporter: meet 14-year-old greer hutchison. she's a typical high school freshman into dance, facebook, friends, and shopping. >> i go shopping with my friends a good portion of the time. online, i actually just got a whole bunch of dance clothes which i spent over a hundred dollars on. >> reporter: greer is one of the nation's 80-million millennials- - a demographic whose

third, another death cross in early july of 2010, this one fooled people. it didn't work. instead the s actually rallied 118 points from the july 1st low before we saw a bit of a decline but not enough to take out the previous low. so in this case, listening to the death cross didn't pay off. fourth, in october 2010, we got the latest golden cross. it was golden, too, followed by a beautiful run that lasted until may of 2011. that was a rally about 190 points. in other words, last golden cross was really dispositive, right? and then fifth, we got hit with the death cross in the middle of last august, which was eventually followed by a substantial decline into the october lows. the s&p traded sideways before that happened. i have to tell you, this was a great call. this was a great call and so this was not a great call, but i've got to tell you, man, four out of five, monster calls. four out of five ain't bad in terms of accuracy. it seems poised for pretty healthy crossover. if the 50-day does keep breaking out then they think we could see much, much higher prices for the s&p 500. howev

of resistance left for the s&p. llbacks along the way, but his chart work suggests the era stagnant markets could be coming to a close. the bottom line, i'm not saying that this market will definitely go much higher but after looking at redler's chart work, you got to be a little less skeptical about the power of this bull. or to put it another way, since the turn of the millennium, the s&p 500 has been obeying some kind of law of stock gravity where what goes up must come down. but now it seems very likely that gravity has been suspended and the s&p can have big multi-year moves higher. darn tooting. time to take a dis to isaac newton. >>> they say money never sleeps. neither does jim cramer. ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2012 m-class continually monitors blind spots, scans the road to reveal potential threats, even helps awaken its driver if he begins to doze. so in the blink of an eye it will have performed more active safety measures than most cars will in a lifetime. introducing the all-new 2012 m-class. see your aut

shift to a es the - training and advisory role in 2013.presiient obama painted an optimistic pictuue of u-s progress in afghanistan during his state of the union address last month."the taliban's momentum has been broken and some troops in afghanistan have begun to ccme homm."but a leaked nato report has raised concerrs bout what will happen in afghanistannoncc coalitiio troops pull out.thh report suggests the taliban are coofident they'll be ready to takk over.nato is downplaying the ignificance of tte report.but republican presidential hhpeful mitt romnee slammed defense secreeary panetta for ublicly revealing u-s plans to end the combat mission early."he announced that so the talibbn hears it, the pakistanns hear it, the afghan leaders hear it. why in the world do you go to the people you're fighting with and tell them the day you're pulling out yoor troops. it makes aasolutely nn sense."u-s officials say no plans for the mission in afghanistan will be repprting. the u-s has been fighting in afghanistan for more than ten years... since just after the september 11th &pterror attacks.panet

&p downgrading 34 of the 37 italian banks that it rates. s&p cites banking industry trouble and economic risk for that downgrade. elsewhere, president obama announcing a tweet to the controversial birth control rule. access to birth control for their employees free of charge. the amended rule now states that insurance companies will be required to reach out to employees and offer coverage directly. and apple giving up gains moving away from $500 trading down for the first time since this morning. let's take a closer look at apple in the second half of the show. brian, over to you. >> mandy, thank you very much. we're going to lead this hour with a little bit of greece formula. we're not in the black. we're in the red. today could actually bring our first 1% drop this year. and you can blame what's going on in greece for everything, right? too many headlines to count. but we tried to pluck out the ones that matter the most. and so here they are with a little extra video thrown in because it is television, not radio. riots, union striking, basi

degrees at the airport with overcast skies and the east windsor but to our south, it is in the 50's and south of in southern maryland, is in the 60's already and the difference is clouds. you can see clouds in the north half of the state and down in virginia, they are in the 70's. we see some rain in the mountains to the west. scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast and the high will be and 60's we we don't see some sosun, will not break out of the 50's. by tomorrow, we -- it will just be playing chile. mid 40's over the weekend and we might pick up a snow flurries on saturday and next week we are in the 40's as well. >> a lot going on, thank you so much and thank you for joining us for 11 news at noon and honest tonight at 5:00. >> follow breaking news and whether any time at wbaltv.com and stay connected with [ dog growls, barks ] bring your dog to work day... not our best idea. [ barking ] george! stop it! stop. oh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you're good to go. that was fast!

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of 35. it will feel like the teens and 20's because of the wind. back into the 40's on monday and tuesday with a mix of rain and snow. quiet today but the weather will turn active tomorrow and into sunday. >> a controversial proposal to put plan b into a vending machine on the campus of towson university. jennifer franciotti joins us live with that story. >> this is still in the discussion phase. health officials are looking at installing this vending machine at the health center. this comes on a university in pennsylvania where they made the morning after pill available through on campus vending machine. plan b could be used to prevent unwanted pregnancies if taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex. students will have to make an appointment with health officials and discuss use of the pelill. this would be more convenient for students and what also protect their privacy. officials are not clear how this would be funded and where that money would come from. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler qu

of linden. that's where two men known s the speed freak killers grew up... and allegedly dumped a number of murder victims. death row inmate wesley shermantine provided the information that led to the sites that are now being searched. his friend loren herzog took his own life lat month after learning of the search. so far searchers have founde than one- thousand bone fragments or bones. they wie sent to the department of justice crime lab for d-n-a analysis. the excavation at linden has gone 45 deep inta well. besides the bones, thy have bones, they have found items that can help match te remains to missing persons. "we've found purses, coats, shoes, jewelry, personal it" remains found at a separate burial site in calaveras coy are tentatively identified s those of 16- year- old chevy whee. she disappeared in 1985. investigators expect to spet least another month searchi. residents are cleaning up ts morning after a car slammedo a house in san francisco. here's the damage left behit 43-rd and balboa. the plastc wrap shows where the car hie residence. paramed

a lot of sunshine expected, temperatures in the low 50's, relatively mild for this time of year. tomorrow. we will rise into the mid to upper 50's tuesday afternoon with a lot of sunshine. total sunshine today into tomorrow. the only hurdle this week is on wednesday when we could have very light rain possibly mixing with a few wet snowflakes. not a big deal. looks like an agreeable workweek. >> traffic is agreeable. there was a crash on the b-w parkway, which is gone. overnight construction has been moved. we are moving nicely as far as the beltway is concerned. no problems on 95, 270, 66. in virginia, a live picture, and another in maryland. northbound traffic headed away from us at duke street. looks great to the pentagon. in maryland, the headlights are southbound at the falls road. quiet from frederick the beltway. back to you. >> thank you. 4:55. today marks 50 years -- 60 year since queen elizabeth ii took the throne. she thanked everyone who has supported their and mentionereaffirmed our dedication to the people. there will be events throughout the year. >> 25 degrees this

and low of 30's. that storm will weaken and some of that energy will start to move east. we will be dry on saturday. that storm will pass south of us on sunday and i think we will be close enough to get into the precipitation shield on sunday. i think we will get a mix of rain and snow. most of its will miss us to the south. we will be clipped on super bowl sunday. 48 today. 47 tomorrow. there could be some showers in the evening on saturday. a mix of light rain and snow is possible on sunday. high temperatures can back into the upper 40's next week. >> 8 recall. about 928,000 fax machines -- a recalls. this involves the hp fax machines that could overheat, causing a fire and burn hazard. consumers should stop using these machines and unplug them. you can find a complete list of recalls on our website, wbaltv.com. it will cost you more to cost spirit airlines. there is a new unintended consequences feet to all of its tickets, $2. among those rules a regulation that allows passengers to change flights w

we have a mix of 30's, '40's and '50's. the rest of the bay area is dealing with forties and upper '30's. does >>george: we're getting word of an accident that has the potential to become a hot spot. it is on 880 in the southbound direction. three-four cars are involved. the chp says the two lanes of traffic are blocked and likely to be for a while. sensors indicate absolutely no delays but the potential is for the northbound ride to be slow. that is the commute direction. it could be a visual hazard. your ride on the san mateo bridge looks good. no delays with volume definitely building. >>darya: the death certificate for whitney houston has the cause of death listed as a deferred. the quarter's office has issued subpoenas for medical records and prescriptions. >>erica: darya, you mentioned her funeral will be strained online. a lot of people are pretty upset about this. take a look at some of the comments we are receiving about her funeral being strained. sachs >>erica: we will take a quick break into be right back. >>mark

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we're in the 40's. 30's just the rest of us. and 20's now at oakland. where there is strong gusty winds making it feel even colder and those winds have been pushing east throughout the day. a peak wind gust of 48 miles an hour. b.w.i. marshall. up here in the catock ton mountains -- in cacotocin mountains, still gusting to 35 in southern delaware around georgetown. and there is a wind advisory at least until midnight. and another few minutes and it may be extended past that for a few hours. depending on how these winds behave here in the next few minutes. western maryland, the wrnt storm or wrnt weather advisory make that, in garrett county for several inches of snow. those westerly wind hit the west side of the mountains, squeezed out the moisture and with the colet air in place -- cold air in place, three to five to six inches of snow in garrett county. east of the mountains a partly cloudy sky and windy and cold. 30's and 40's to start the weekend. and that front will continue to pull away as high pressure drifts on in. the air up here is quite cold.

darden is the parent company of red lobster. the s&p managing to rise above their highs of 2008. this is a nine-month high for oil. stock futures are lower this morning. germany holding a vote on greece's bailout proposal. the association of professional flight attendants and the transport workers union. the plan would increase costs. looking to free pensions for their pilots unions. talks with all the unions will result later this week. >> there is a lot of buzz over the ipad 3. i'm still trying to figure out the ipad 2. say theyblocggers are ready for shipment and they're on their way here. we're getting more clues from best buy. where you can get free pancakes tomorrow. >> that is what i want to know about, free pancakes. thank you . >> thank you. >> 34 degrees on tv hill. nation in turmoil. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a silent film should win best picture at the oscars? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. okay, that looks great.

of any consequence a week before the collapse. the c f o, mr. steencamp told standard and poor's, the s&p, that mf global is in its strongest position ever. while moody's downgraded mf global to junk status four days earlier at the time of the collapse, the s&p had mf global at investment grade. were you consulted in any way on a recitation by jon corzine or mr. steamcamp? >> i was not. >> did you know these representations were being made? >> jon corzine's comments were public if i understood the quote you are referring to. the representation as i mentioned before, i was not involved and could represent him. >> did you pass along to anybody that you disagree with those representations? that you thought there was a factor? who did you tell? >> as i mentioned, as far as the risk highlights and risk reporting goes, at the august board meeting. the power point presented. you have an auditor, did they raise any concerns about the previous relationship between mr. roseman and the board and change your reported? did they raise any concerns with the processes that mf global had for proprietary

earnings growth has a direct correlation to the price of s&p 500, for instance. d over the past three years since 2008 it hasn't matched. you know, we had 27% growth in earnings and about an 11% appreciation in the price of the s&p 500. that disparity's going to change because we think we're going to continue to see growth. if we hit numbers for 2012, 8.5% earnings growth, that's a new record for the s&p 500. if the earnings expectations for 2013 stay in tact, i think we're going to be well on our way to new highs. >> then, ted, to what degree do you feel that high oil prices and high commodity prices as well are presenting a clear and present danger to those earnings? or do you feel maybe it's only temporary? >> well, i mean, it does have an effect. we don't know exactly how much demand destruction there's going to be. if you overlay retail gasoline prices with gdp and retail sales ex-gasoline, there truly is an effect. but we don't think it's going to be that big of a deal. if you look at the last two or three periods where we've had oil prices spike, retail sal

if they don't, then they'll reorganize successfully without killing the pensions of s 30,000 people. >> susie: so what happens when a pension plan is taken over by the federal government, by your agency? and what happens to those thousands and thousands of american airlines employees and retirees? >> well, part of the reason why we like to preserve plans is because we don't pay everything that american is committed to paying. for example, we don't pay retiree health insurance. secondly, we have limits on the amount of the pension we can pay. so when we take over a plan, we keep making payments, but we have limits as to how much we pay. so that a substantial number of those 10,000 people will get a pension cut. and that's something which obviously since they worked their whole lives for their pension, we'd like to avoid. >> susie: right. your agency is dealing with out own financial problems, you have a deficit of something like 26 billion. let's say that you forced to take over those pension fund of american airlines. will you be able to cover all of those new people coming under your