ed pinto, chief credit officer at pinto, joins us with a warning call in today's wail westbound lane" -- today's "wall street journal" end-ed. the dow and s&p i hitting new intra-day highs. >> record, record, that is the day we are seeing here on wall street with the dow and s&p 5 # -- 500 hitting all time record high intradays here. the dow at -- the nasdaq at a multiyear high. the nasdaq up 1%, not quitting, traded as high as 14825. we got the fed minutes. obviously, that was a big deal showing the fed is ready to continue money printing and bond buying helping to keep markets alive. that's been supporting this market, also, look here at tech joints doing well. as we said, the tech -- nasdaq up 1.8% and ibm shares on the rise, ubs raised ibm to a buy, cisco, ibm, hp, microsoft doing so well, and there they are for you. a lot of up arrows. melissa: great day for making money. nicole, thank you so much. lori: politics in play today. president obama up vails his budget taking aim at spending as well as retirement accounts. itch -- rich edson on capitol hill for us. >> democrats applaud

it's like putting racing stripes on a pinto.just really doesn't make that much difference and you still are driving a pinto. you don't have to look much further than the cpac meeting i reported on last month. there you have supposedly the new young face, rising star and marco rubio square off. rubio's farewell received but to poll light applause. if he was the new young face, he was coming out with old ideas marriage is between a man and woman, immigration should lead to a pass but not as i send ship. rand paul said the same thing to a group of african-americans asking them and challenging them if they knew their own history which he seemed almost oblivious to. you have a party that really doesn't know what to do with itself promoting a lot of ideas, trying to put a new face on it. the problem isn't with the republican party's message, the problem is the republican party not to mention transvaginal ultra are sounds, the list goes on. cenk: joe is exactly right about rubio's speech. the line was i've got a new idea it's called am

michael pinto joins us now. he is president of pinto portfolio strategies. for 2015- 2016. it is the most overpriced, over old, oversupplied asset in the history of american economics. cheryl: if you are right about that, what should a person do right now and what should they do three-five years from now? >> you have to determine if it will be a deflationary collapse of the bond market or what the free market printed? as the federal reserve steps up there monetization to repress guilt. retractable inflation. hyperinflation. sure bonds now. and we go into a deflationary depression, how much lower can the ten year go? i do not think we are going that route. dennis: you mean for interest rates to rise -- >> i do not want them to rise at all. dennis: the economy is not improving. we do not have to worry about rates going up and bond prices crashing. >> you never have to worry about growth. it is their credit, currency and inflation risk of the songbird nation. you could have no growth and hyperinflation. we had it in the late 70s. i can go on and on. dennis: int

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so there was a flash of light what are we supposed to do step away from pintos step away from the windows that's right that was the first thing to do and what do we have to do next no calling. and when you heard the explosion get down where. no one was wounded even though the building's exterior was badly damaged. shortly before the meteor shot through the sky classes were ended early because of a flu outbreak a lucky coincidence. although the people still saw the flashes when they got home. you can see here it's covered with plastic film. here we will only change the glass because the frame is still sturdy. many children still have trouble sleeping off to be. some live in dread catastrophic strike. just this one honestly i still feel kind of sick inside. i thought what if something happened to my parents they were at work but how would i be able to live . we were lucky other people had never seen such an event we were lucky to see it in our lifetime this was such a beautiful phenomenon of course a bit scary like science fiction but above everything else you should be positive and simply

john pinto owns a brazilian restaurant in the tsarnaev's neighborhood. in recent months he saw the brothers come in, sometimes sitting down, sometimes getting chicken and lamb for takeout. pinto says tamerlan tsarnaev always walked in front of his younger brother, swaggering, looking serious and tough. >> the way i understand, the way i believe i think the big brother is the one in the command. like he is the one he said okay, let's go, we do, this we do this, whatever. he is the one always going in front. and the other one is behind him. >> reporter: it may not have always been that way. rose, a lifeguard with tsarnaev at harvard in the spring and summer of 2011. she says this about the younger brother. >> there was an effort to sort of create some distance between himself and his older brother, just because they didn't see the world quite from the same way. >> reporter: neighbors gave us new information on the broader family dynamic. this is the top floor apartment here on norfolk street in cambridge where the tsarnaev family lived. neighbors say the e

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john pinto co-owns a restaurant in their neighborhood.the brothers come in, sometimes sitting down, sometimes getting chicken and lam for takeout. he says that tamerlan always walked in front, swaggering looking serious and tough. >> the way i understand and believe i think that the big one is the one in command. he said okay, we do this and we do this, whatever. he is the one that is always in front. and another one just behind. >> it may not have always been that way. rose life guarded with dzhokhar in the spring and summer of 2012 and says this. >> there was an effort to create some distance between he and his brother. >> reporter: the neighbors gave us information on the family die ma'amic. >> this is the top floor apartment where the tsarnaev family lives the parents, brothers and sisters lived here tonight at one point. one neighbor said he observed tension in the family when they lived together. >> it was at this address where tamerlan was arrested for assaulting his girlfriend. the complaint doesn't show her name but quotes tamerl

. >>> otra pregunta de josÉ pinto, y es una situaciÓn que se repite muchas veces las personas que fueronntes acreditados por el gobierno federal, te pueden dar asesorÍa legal. y nadie mÁs, uno de los peores errores que la comunidad comete es estar yendo a lugares equivocados. hay lugares de buena fe te quieren ayudar. pero no se asesoran bien. personas deportadas en el pasado. tienen que tener mucho cuidado. y desde luego, gracias a este proyecto legal, habrÁ un mecanismo para que ellos se pueden integrar tambiÉn. pero no todas las personas serÁn elegibles. no todos lo que llegan en este momento pueden marcar tarjeta. a menos que tenga una situaciÓn que el gobierno lo permita. es de suma importancia que tenga asesorÍa legal. y para eso hay que invertir. >>> yo quisiera decir algo. yo pienso que la respuesta que se busca con tu pregunta, quÉ problemas legales tendrÁn las personas que han sido deportados o salieron involuntariamente. en la ley y esperemos que se apruebe como estÁ escrita en este momento. se especÍfica, que tanto las personas que hayan salido voluntariamente o hayan sido de

the playground is in union beach new jersey and named after 6-year-old jack pinto. that playground is one of 26 being built as part of sandy ground project where angels play. they will be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy and each playground named after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. >>> the wounds from last year's oycost university shooting may still be raw. for some last night's memorial concert helped continue the healing process. the event was held in honor of the seven people shot and killed at oycost university in oakland last april 2nd. none of the victims' families attended. their grief and sadness still too strong. many of the concert musicians are korean american or korean immigrants like the suspected shooter but say it was important to take part in tonight's performance. >> it is very special concert for us and everyone write down all the meaning of the song and they really sing it, really meant it. >> donations were collected at last night's performance for the families of the seven people killed in the shoo

. >>> se pintÓ los morros y me los dejÓ marcados en el ca shelt. >>> este es el morro. >>> a natalia manzanero y tÚ sabes me parece que deberÍa de bueno lo recuerdo.... >>> (risas). >>> si quieres repetimos de la pregunta. >>> ¿no?. >>> y el tono pues. >>> te quiero. >>> siempre serÉ mÁs alta que tÚ. >>> (risas). >>> gracias. >>> quitarme el lÁpiz labial no fue fÁcil y hasta a draco le llamÓ la atencion. >>> quÉ color es?. >>> lo voy a combino ac el vestido es me puse serio para hablar del encuentro con el maestro rubÉn blades. >>> asÍ ensayaron su dueto. >>> (risas). >>> emotivo cuando rubÉn te dio el abrazo se sintiÓ magia especial. >>> poder cantar con rubÉn blades y ser parte es muy bueno. >>> rubÉn tuvo problema de eligiÓ para draco. >>> el hecho que estrellÓ a su situaciÓn con la valentÍa y como lo hizo, ojalÁ tengamos esa fuerza. >>> fuerce tuvo que sacar para preguntarle a un hombre que dice ser su hijo. >>> es una situaciÓn que viene de hace tiempo no voy a hacer ningÚn comentario y lamento mucho la situaciÓn pero ya se hablÓ yeso ahora vuelve otra vez. >>> y aquÍ tambiÉn vi

hubbard and chase kowalski and jesse lewis and james and grace mcdonnell and emily parker and jack pinto and noah pause ner and careline and jessica and benjamin wheeler and allison wyatt and their siblings, moms and dads. >> meantime, in a close vote, maryland's house of delegates passed new gun legislation that's expected to pass the senate including a measure to fingerprint gun buyers. the president made the case new gun laws are common sense for the nation. >> we are not gonna wait for the next newtown or the next aurora before we act. i genuinely believe that's what the overwhelming amount of americans, i don't care what party they belong to, they want to see progress. i want to bring in jose and neah maleeka henderson, good morning. >> good morning. >> to the president's point, jose, there's a brand-new poll out showing 91% support background checks, 88% of gun owners support it. i know you are a gun owner. we have talked about it before. how does a lawmaker say this isn't what the american people want? >> well, polls reflect a snapshot of what people think at a certain period of t

john pinto co-owns a brazilian restaurant in the tsarnaev's neighborhood.ome in. sometimes sitting down. sometimes getting chicken and lamb for take-out. pinto says tamerlan tsarnaev always walked in front of his younger brother, swaggering, looking serious and tough. >> -- one of the commands. like he's say okay, let's go, we do this, we do this, whatever. he always in the front. and the other one just behind him. >> reporter: it may not have always been that way. rose life guarded with dzhokhar tsarnaev at hard ward in the spring and summer of 2011. she says this about the younger brother. >> there was an effort to sort of create some distance between himself and his older brother just because they didn't see the world kwied in the same way. >> reporter: neighbors gave us new information on the broader family dynamic. this is the top floor apartment here on norfolk street in cambridge for the tsarnaev families lived. neighbors say the entire family, parents, brothers, and sisters, lived here together at one point. one neighbor told us he observed tension

boun balancing his career, playing soccer, the whole bit, he sat down with pedro pinto. >> what do youle want from you all the time because no matter how long you go in your career the attention doesn't stop. >> yeah. no. you know, i've had the attention almost everywhere i've played or everywhere i've gone or everywhere i've lived and that's it, the attention i've got used to. there are other things that come with me and that come with me coming to a club, like you said. but i think the thing that people always look at is the professionalism. >> you mentioned your family and i believe they're in london, you're near paris, you go back and forth all the time. how is it being back in europe and being so close to london? >> when you speak of the sacrifices that's the sacrifice that i have to make as a father and as a husband, you know, being away from my family. you know it's only for a short time, but it's difficult being away from the children, you know? being away from the children every single day. but you know they understand it. they understand that daddy worked hard. >> has it been

john pinto owns a restaurant in the tsarnaev's neighborhood. brothers come in, sometimes sitting down, sometimes getting chicken and lamb for takeout. pinto says tamerlan tsarnaev always walked in front of his older brother, swaggering, looking serious and tough. >> the big brother is one in command. okay, let's go. we do this, we do this. whatever. he was always in front. and the other one was behind him. >> it may not have always been that way. rose lifeguarded with dzhokhar tsarnaev in the spring and summer of 2011. she said this about the younger brother. >> there was an effort to create some distance between himself and his older brother just because they didn't see the world in the same way. >> neighbors gave us new information on the broader dynamic. this is the top floor of the apartment where the tsarnaev family lived. neighbors say the entire family, parents, brothers, and sisters, lived here together at one point. one neighbor told us he observed tension in the family when they all lived together. it was at this address where tamerla

jack pinto. noah pozner. caroline providi. jessica. aviel richmond. ben wheeler. and allison wyatt.ve these children a vote.

and chase kowalski and jesse lewis and james mattioli and grace mcdonnell and emilie parker and jack pinto and noah pozner and caroline previdi and jessica rekos and benjamin wheeler and allison wyatt and their siblings and their moms and their dads. >> senator, this has been a good bipartisan day up there in connecticut, hasn't it? in regards to this bill. >> it sure has been. senator mckinney is a good friend and colleague of mine. i sit next to him in the state senate. and he read the names of all of the children, the elementary schoolchildren, their teachers, and administrators, 26 in all, who lost their lives. that was a tipping point in connecticut. it should be a tipping point for the entire country to take action. >> well, let's get to that. thank you so much, senator williams, for getting that bill through, getting it signed and setting an example for the country. >>> joining me right now is larry pratt from a different side of the argument. executive director of the gun owners of america. where are you on background checks? >> we have opposed background checks from the very begin

the playground in union beach, new jersey and going to be named after 6-year-old jack pinto.ayground is one of 26 being built as part of the sandy ground project where angels play. they will all be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy, each playground will be named after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. >>> the wounds from last year's oy dos university -- oikos university shooting may still be strong but last night concert intended to help the healing process. >> the event was held in honor of the seven people shot and killed at oikos university in oakland last april 2nd. university officials say none of the victims' families attended because their grief and sadness still too strong. many of the concert's musicians are part of the korean american community which was deeply affected by the shooting. they say it was important to take part in tonight's -- last night's performance. >> it is very special concert for us and everyone write down all the meaning of the song and, you know, they really -- when they sing it, it really meant it --

the playground is in union beach new jersey and will be named after 6-year-old jack pinto.ing built as part of the sandy ground project where angels play. they will all be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy. each playground will be named after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. >>> in pleasant hill an effort underway to save an old movie theater from being demolished. about a dozen people stood out the center arts theater yesterday afternoon. the box office will close two weeks from today because the theater is being replaced with a sporting goods store. the theater opened back in 1967 with its signature dome shape and many people just don't want to see it go. >> something that's beloved by a lot of people, there's a lot of potential for this to be an important historical and cultural resource for the area. >> the developer already has a demolition permit and the sporting good store is expected to open in 10 months. >>> the movie based on the shooting death of oscar grant will be released sooner than planned. >> you guys got plans fo

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add pinto is here. everything seems to improving. sales are holding up.e going through the roof. >> right. fundamentals look like they are improving, but, again, this is not anything close to a normal target. fannie mae, federal housing administration and the federal reserve. that is what is driving this market. job growth is not there and certainly income growth is not there to justify these housing price increases. incomes are not growing. those borrowers at the lower end, fha borrowers, they are already at the max of what they can borrow. dagen: to your point, if you look at homes priced under $100,000, sales were down 16%. do you still have these numbers that are holding up fairly well? >> i was looking at charleston south carolina this morning. what i noticed was that zip code where homes were selling for about 85 or $95,000 a year ago are now selling at 100-$103,000. that is a big increase. they are up 20% over this. what will happen is the government will want to make those homes more affordable. that means loosened underwriting standard and more s

>> pinto beans, very near and dear to puerto ricans hearts.an: i hope one day to live in a country where all beans were creteed alike. [ laughter ] >> i'm on the mediterranean island where they drink seven glasses of wine a day. i love that diet. >> steve: not a loft driving on that island. we want to take you what's going on since midnight here. ron white is a u.s. navy veteran and he has spent 50,000 of his own dollars to create this 52-foot long wall and on it, it was blank at midnight. he has this amazing ability to memorize names, rank, serial numbers. >> brian: he imagines the person as a picture, what they look like, and he memorized these names and over 2700 lost their lives in afghanistan and they're all memorialized on this wall, which obviously he looked at the vietnam wall and said, i can do that. the money he raises goes to wounded warriors. >> when you look at the names, that touches me. what an incredible achievement for him to be able to recall. when i look at the names, i put them next to faces of men that i've known who have

the playground is in union beach new jersey and named after 6-year-old jack pinto.ayground is one of 26 being built as part of sandy ground project where angels play. they will be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy and each playground named after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. >>> the wounds from last year's oycost university shooting may still be raw. for some last night's memorial concert helped continue the healing process. the event was held in honor of the seven people shot and killed at oycost university in oakland last april 2nd. none of the victims' families attended. their grief and sadness still too strong. many of the concert musicians are korean american or korean immigrants like the suspected shooter but say it was important to take part in tonight's performance. >> it is very special concert for us and everyone write down all the meaning of the song and they really sing it, really meant it. >> donations were collected at last night's performance for the families of the seven people killed in the shooting. >>

jack pinto was six years old and he was already a jock. he loved the new york giants and he had an idol. his name was victor cruz. he loved victor cruz. he followed everything victor cruz did. was ecstatic when the giants won the super bowl and cruz played a big part. and victor was wonderful enough in the days following the tragedy to honor jack's memory during the game after the tragedy, he wore some writing on his cleats and his glove that said, "jack pinto: my hero." jack, as i believe i remember, was buried in a victor cruz jersey. he was also a wrestler. i didn't even know that you wrestle at six years old but jack did and he was pretty good at it. and to show you how tough jack was, in one of his matches, he -- actually i think one of the practices, actually, he lost a tooth. and, boy, when a six-year-old loses a tooth, you'd think that would start the tears flowing. but jack didn't cry when he lost that tooth. he just took the tooth, he handed it to his coach and he went back wrestling with a gapped-tooth smile on his face. that wa

. >>> me pintÓ los labios. >>> venga... >>> panchi, los errores mÁs comunes que la gente comete en esaame. >>> es una mujer aventada. arriesgada. >>> arriba las mujeres. >>> este tema estÁ buenÍsimo. >>> no les pasÓ que despuÉs de una cita amorosa no la vuelven a llamar? >>> es un buen tema. y para saber los errores mÁs comunes nos acompaÑa lizi rodrÍguez, sicÓloga de cabacera, y guapa, a ti ya no te volvieron a llamar al dÍa siguiente? >>> sÍ. (risas) >>> quÉ hiciste mal? >>> cuÁl es el motivo? >>> karlita, te ves guapa, solamente te quiero decir eso. y de repente nosotros queremos inventar justificaciones, y cuando un hombre estÁ interesado en ti te llama luego de la cita. y si estÁ interesado te hace saber y se aparece. >>> no sÉ si estoy de acuerdo. la verdad no sÉ si pienso, le hablare al dÍa siguiente, y puede ser algo no bueno. >>> mira, creo que dos, tres dÍas, es una seÑal de interÉs, hay hombres que son tÍmidos, y necesitas ayudarlo, creo que un hombre que no se aparece en una semana no le gusta, pero siempre hay alguien para otra persona. y siempre hay un roto para un descon

to convince beckham to stick around past his current five-month deal, but as beckham told our pedro pintong out hope for a return to his home team. >> what do you think continues to make you so popular? what do you think people want from you all the time? because no matter how long you go in your career, at tension doesn't stop. >> yeah. no, you know, i've had the attention almost everywhere i've played or everywhere i've gone or everywhere i've lived, and that's it. you know, the attention, i've gotten used to. there are other things that come with me and come with me coming to a club, like you said, but i think the thing people always look at is the professionalism. >> you mentioned your family, and i believe they're in london. you're here in paris. you go back and forth all the time. how is it being back in europe and being so close to london? >> i mean when you speak about the sacrifices, that's obviously the sacrifice that i have to make as a father and as a husband, you know, being away from my family. you know, it's only for a short time, but it's difficult being away from the chil

john pinto co-owns a brazilian restaurant in the tsavraev's neighborhood. he saw the brothers come in, sometimes sitting down, sometimes getting chicken and lamb for takeout. tamerlan tsavraev always walked in front of his younger brother, swaggering, looking serious and tough. >> i believe the big brother is the one in command. like the one who says, okay, let's go, we do this, we do this, whatever. it wasn't always in front and the other one was behind him. >> reporter: it may not have always been there. rose, who lifeguarded with dzhokhar in the spring and summer of 2011. she says this about the younger brother. >> there was an effort to sort of create some distance between himself and his older brother, because they didn't see the world quite in the same way. >> reporter: neighbors gave us new information on the broader family dynamic this is the top floor apartment where the tsavraev family lived. the entire family, patienrent, brothers and sisters lived here together at one point. one neighbor noted tension in the family when they lived together this

kyle pinto is joining us on the phone right now, another eyewitness to the explosion. kyle, where were you, and what did you see? >> i was about 20 feet away. i was at the bar right down the street from the blast. and when it went off, just huge noise. everybody ran out from the bar to try to see what was going on, and all you saw was just people laying on the street. first responders were there quickly. but it was just mayhem. >> and what did you do then when you went outside and saw what was going on? >> you know what? went out and tried to help as much as you can, give cpr, whatever you can do. but you just try to help out with the first responders. >> did you help some of those first responders deal with those who were injured? >> as much as i can. you know, you clear debris off, whatever you can do. absolutely. >> did you see injured people? >> we did, yes. >> and what were their conditions, the ones that you saw? >> there was a lot of blood everywhere. it was a scary scene, absolutely, because this had never happened before to boston. it was just a scary, scary s

. >>> el delineador permanente logra por medio de la micro pigmentaciÓn que es colocar un pinto naturaldir usen cremas hu mact ante por que el om estÁ delicado en las primeras semanas. >>> es muy importante. >>> pero bueno ahorita carlita vamos hablar de maquillaje porque si seÑora no estÁ muy segura del procedimiento permanente tenemos aquÍ a mariela. >>> bienvenida. >>> bienvenida. >>> vamos a hablar de eso quÉ rico. >>> el maquillaje es muy importante. y el delineado va a marcar los ojos y nos va a abrir, es lo que vamos a explicar. >>> el delineador por ejemplo en lÁpiz es uno de los primeros que podemos usar. >>> porque dura mucho y da definiciÓn. >>> a ver. >>> lo que tenemos que hacer es cerrar el o un, comenzando de afuera hacia dentro. >>> porque muchas comienzan de dentro de hacia afuera. >>> a ver. >>> siempre en cualquier delineado lo importante del pa a lÁpiz bien pegado a la pestaÑa. >>> muy suave, y la textura deberÍa ser resistente pero cremosa. >>> no tiene que ser muy duro, porque despuÉs va a lastimar el pÁrpado. >>> para que es el efecto sea natural, ponemos lÁpiz y

he was an athlete, much like jack pinto, who i talked about yesterday, choice was a young jock. he had actually completed and won a kids' triathlon in mansfield, connecticut. he was six years aid old and coe ccompeted and won. he was so inspired watching the olympics last year that he decided he was going to learn how to swim and do it competitively. so he taught himself thousand -- so you taught himself how to swim. he became a swimmer as well. his parents and his surviving two older sisters in honor of chase's love for sports ran together, a lot his friends and family did, ran together in a sandy hook 5-x run that attracted thousands of people to the streets of harvard. chase kowalski could have done a lot of things. he had this drive and initiative that you don't find in a lost kids that are only seven years old. chase was seven, excuse me -- i may have said six -- had he died. he was a pretty remarkable young boy. jesse louis, right here on this poster, his father is here this week arguing, pleading for us to do something. jesse was a pretty amazing kid in his own right. he