while lieutenant piper was very quiet.ow we never crack. >> he could be tough. >> you speaking? you're saying something. >> and sometimes he had a very dry sense of humor. >> stay away from the ice cream. >> one of the men's specific duties was to gather intelligence on the prison's various gangs. >> we're probably unique in how we deal with the gangs out here. we've accepted the fact that there are going to be gangs and there's nothing we can do about it. so, we try to control what they do. and we use the leaders a lot to control that. and they know if there's problems out here they can come to us and not be a snitch. >> how? how is that possible? >> part is the clout that they carry. out on the yard, there's not hardly anybody out there that's going to walk up to a leader and call him a snitch. that's part of it. the part of it is the rapport we build over the years with them. they trust us and in turn we trust them somewhat. >> one of the gang members the officers cultivated a relationship with was tommy holloman. >> th

and shortly thereafter i started taking piping lessons because we had a piper play for my father hereo be able to come down here and play. and ever since then every memorial day i play here at 8:00 for my father. every time i pick up the pipes, my father's here. >> so, just one of those who we have met here today. and here at section 60 i'm going to ask our cameraman to just pan off, you will see the numbers of people here, the families, the young children who have come to remember their fallen mother or father. the crowds are really gathering here. so many momentos left behind, so many children. we do expect, i must tell you, that within the next few minutes president obama will arrive here at section 60 to pay his respects along with the first lady as they have in the past. this is a place where well-known international figures, the president of the united states comes, but this is also a place where young children remember parents, where battle buddies we have seen all morning, young people, marines, soldiers, navy personnel, airmen, come and remember their friends who are buried h

hiding behind us pipers magazines. that we couldn't wait any longer that they'd blow us up but they kept saying the same thing tried all the time. make them let the passengers out in exchange for something this is all completely unrealistic at that moment. the pilots started the engines they could no longer wait for the moscow assault team. prepared to kill passengers using noise from the. two local police groups approached on both sides. with pistols two officers used a rope from the flight deck to climb into the cockpit. had experience of hijacked craft. it was absolutely useless totally was to stall when the plane against the runway so the plane started moving. into the magazines not knowing where or what for. and a few minutes later they detonate. homemade bomb the cabin immediately caught fire . people jumped on to the concrete right from this hatch it's about full metres off the ground. when it was my turn to evacuate i looked down before jumping and saw people lying there women in high heels naturally they were

piper picked peppers but run rapped rhymes humpty dumpty fell down ♪ ♪ that's his hard time jack b.e fell the hell asleep and alice stilled her hunger in wonderland ♪ ♪ jack jill busta in his hand and jam master jay is making out our sound ♪ ♪ the turntables might wobble but they don't fall down ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you ever see when drop the mic and catch the mic as they drop it? >> it looks very expensive. >> jimmy: it is very expensive. all right, my last song, something that affects me when i grew up. this is a game changer. this is, of course, "somewhere over the rainbow," performed live in 1984 by star search champion sam harris. one of the best performances in the history of television. here we go. ♪ if birds fly over the rainbow then why oh why can't i ♪ ♪ oh why why can't i [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what we call napalm in the business. >> all right, i'm going to stick it all the way with this one. >> steve: hey! >> remember that. this is a song you may or may not know. it's boyz ii men, "i'll make love to you." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ girl re

pipers scoreless until the eighth. ten in his career now. but, the jients weren't done.s win 2-1. hosting the angels after the marathon 19-inning game yesterday which actually finished this morning. this one high off the wall to left center. that was a triple. both runners come in to score. as up 5-3 after that. seth smith, bases loaded. as go up 9-3 after that. they would hang onto win 10-6 and continue to beat up in their division there. the big story, the warriors failing to get it done. they get to come back home and try to clinch it at oracle thursday night. wow, the track looks perfect. now we just need guests. yeah, so they can race! hey! kachow! bellissimo! guido! our tires are a-flying! whooooaaaaaa little tractors, dance! they're here! it is time! there's high-octane fun for everyone at cars land. only at disney california adventure park. dontcha just love that new park smell? >> this is good news. a june 10th grand re-opening. >> restoration took a major step forward today. steel frames were hoisted up and bolted out front. it wasn't around when they first ope

a note from gene munster of piper jaffray hit the stock hard today. for groupon. the stock since january is up 12%. 45% loss we've seen over the past one year that is really troubling for groupon. david: let's look at facebook once again. it did not do well today. coming down about 2.5%. again, as investors look more closely at this stock they wonder whether it has the oomph. [closing bell rings] >> "barron's" saying over the weekend, 25 is a healthy level for facebook. david: but the s&p at a new high. the dow couldn't hold onto the new high. it is down a little bit. but a new high on the s&p as the bells ring on wall street. looks like the dow might settle down closer to 10 points down. well actually, now up a tick. might be just about flat. s&p, anything in the positive side is record territory and it is there, up three points. nasdaq doing the best of all of those top three indices. up almost half a percentage point. small and mid-sized stocks doing quite well. as the market inches guess to parallel a little bit more what is happening in the gener

but according to piper jaffrey's spring survey of more than 5,200 teen shoppers, the brand is actuallyonating across both gender and income segments. now, american eagle has some work to do to turn those sales recaptured from fast fashion competitors into profits for investors. and it turns out it's not just girls that are crazy for shoes, it's the boys too. nike takes the top spot for favorite shoe and clothing brand again this year and piper jaffrey's survey followed by under armour, adidas, and lululemon. action goods sporting retails could benefit. when it comes to names falling out of favor with teens, abercrombie's hollister and aeropostale are either number one or number two for both genders when it comes to brands that teens no longer prefer. both retailers reported poor first quarter sales with double-digit degreeses in same-store sales. forever 21, lmaria, is the thir favorite brand among teens. it is private, but it's gaining traction both offline and online. >> really interesting, court. now, while i have you, you've done so much reporting, great reporting, on jcpenney. now

we have is other transit systems dramatically underinvested for decades and we are paying the piper, as vehicles breaks down, not doing midlife rehabilitation. wealthy people if they need to get around in different ways -- there's other ways to get around. if you are working class, muny maybe the only way that you have to get around and went muny fails that is an economic injustice for our city. we all need to support and make sure that we are investing in the basic muny infrastructure so that the system is working or all of us. so i will leave it at that. i look forward to the dialogue today. i was hand it back, supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: thank you supervisor wiener; it is great to be here today on a beautiful morning. my name is mark ferrell, supervisor of district two, you're very lucky, you have two of the most amazing supervisors representing your district and supervisor wiener, supervisor campos. consider yourself lucky. we also have a number of great department heads; thank you all for being here. mayor lee also mentioned that we have been going around having t

. >>> good evening, my name is ben piper. this is my colleague ben decker. we are acoustic consultants with charles salter. at the request of the appellant we were hired by the property ownership group to conduct an analysis of noise transmission from the proposed office space into the residences above. we provided an analysis and provided our findings to the homeowners association. at that time based on their feedback, we increased our scope of work to include acoustickal testing in the residences themselves. we provided that testing and there was also our initial analysis as well as the follow-up testing led to the same conclusion that the expected noise levels in the commercial office space will, when transmitted to the residences above, will be ten decibelses quieter than background noise levels in the residences. and when a transmitted noise is 10 decibels quieter than a background noise level in the space, that is perfectly considered inaudible. we'd also like to add that in the commercial space in use, the restaurant, the thai restaurant currently in

morgan chase building is there, this is the headquarters, ernst and young is there, dla piper, one of the largest law firms that i'm aware of is there and golden gate university is right next door, this is with 700 law students, that's all in exhibit a of our brief, so it's an area that has a lot of people in the afternoon looking for some lunch, quick lunch, and it's an area that can easily support one more restaurant. now, sorry, not one more restaurant but one food vending establishment, a small food cart. there have been some objections, we acknowledge there's been some objections to ms. pham's request, but we don't think they should carry any weight, there's been objections along the line, people said mixed greens serves vietnamese food, not correct, casa indian eat ri is around, not correct. ms. pham's permit if granted would impose some negative problems on people nearby that it would create a lot of crash, that it would create -- that it would be too noisy, that she would make a mess and not stop people from eating at other tables, that's not a view that we perceive as being a

sculptture is at the shore line park trail head inspeiered by the flocks of egrets, herons and sand pipers> to put artificial birds in a -- one of the best bird sank chu wares in the bay area, i don't understand it. >> from senior centers today care facilities, mountain view requires public projects over a million dollars to devote 1% of the budget towards public art. the visual art committee proposed to extend that 1% law to hiking trails but the council voted it down 4 to 3. council member mike was disappointed. >> i think we need to take those opportunities to enhance what we have, and that was an opportunity to do so, and i think it was a lost opportunity. >> seagull said mother nature doesn't need our help. >> when you go on trails, you're basically in nature. to try to improve on that is, like, why are we here. >> everyone we spoke with said art can enhance the outdoor experience. >> i happen to like it. you know, uong it's that silly. i mean, most art is a little bit abstract, and it fits the surroundings so why -- why would this be anymore silly than anything else. >> i think it --

i've tried to figure out who the pide piper is of this -- pied piper is of this proposition.hard to figure it out, but those who follow that pied piper and the republican ranks, those who vote for it, essentially are moving towards the cliff following that pied piper but worse off, it places this country once again and this economy in danger of going over the cliff. this is not only a mistaken idea, it's really a rotten one. let's vote no. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, is recognized. mr. camp: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself 15 seconds. since the gentleman raised the question of who holds our debt, this chart shows that the vast majority of our debt is held by americans. that's a fact. 30% of the debt is held by citizens, pension funds, and you go down the list. 2/3 of our debt is held by americans. we need to make sure that americans are paid first. with that i would yield three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from texa

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. >>> good evening, my name is ben piper. this is my colleague ben decker. we are acoustic consultants with charles salter. at the request of the appellant we were hired by the property ownership group to conduct an analysis of noise transmission from the proposed office space into the residences above. we provided an analysis and provided our findings to the homeowners association. at that time based on their feedback, we increased our scope of work to include acoustickal testing in the residences themselves. we provided that testing and there was also our initial analysis as well

dealer regulation but that as you see isn't showing any love for nasdaq which will have to pay the piper for messing with the baby and nevers apple showered its shareholders with adoration or dividend but it would be organic apples that would get months and those genetically modified knickers all bunched up and i'm still dizzy from michael taylor story trips through the revolving door he's on par with mary jo white finally we looked at the fed officials who have a real problem with the evening they love divide their treasury bonds but we love that coin which is why we're off to say. jose bove report be sure to follow us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest from all of us at prime interest i'm harry i'm boring have a great weekend. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more connery say the bottom line there's sti

broker dealer regulation but that is easy isn't showing any love for nasdaq which will have to pay the piper for messing with the baby and nevers apple soured its shareholders with adoration or dividends but it would be organic apples that would get one thing and those genetically modified knickers all bunched up and i'm still dizzy from michael taylor three trips through the evolving door is on par with mary jo white finally we look at the fed officials who have a real problem with the evening they love the vi their treasury bonds but we were of the coin which is why we're off to san jose so gotta go we'll see you back on monday with a full report be sure to follow us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest from all of us at prime interest i'm harry i'm boring have a great weekend. they're ready to come here and not get paid for it. people from all over the world that. want to take to become a volunteer at russia's premium museum why did the son of the movie's director come here. from one of the traps do. behind the scenes of the hermitage see. some of these traditional chili l

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the broker dealer regulation but as he isn't showing any love for nasdaq which will have to pay the piper for messing with the baby and nevers apple showered its shareholders with adoration or dividends but it would be organic apples that would get one sandoz genetically modified knickers all bunched up and i'm still dizzy from michael taylor story trips through the evolving door is on par with mary jo white finally we look at the fed officials who have a real problem with the evening they love to buy their treasury bonds but we love big coins which is why we're off to san jose so gotta go we'll see you back on monday with a full report be sure to follow us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest from all of us at prime interest i'm harry i'm boring have a great weekend. with three. four three. three. three. three. golds we broke your. cloning video for your media projects a free medio don carty don tom. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize every

the interesting thing about the speculator is is they are traitors and they bought the piper goals, andterm investors tended to buy bullion and to a lesser extent but still an aggregate, huge amounts of gold clients. the interesting thing is now all that speculators are moving from the gold market into the stock market fed by q e, they are shedding the piper gold ntt ofs driving the price down. meanwhile you try to buy gold:a and you are payi $1,500 an ounce of people weeks behind. dagen: doesn't mean owners will hold on to that gold. doesn't mean it can't -- it is losing money, losing value. >> it depends who you sell it to, if you sell gld it is going down, that is a piece of paper. you have to own 100,000 of that to translate into actual gold. dagen: but don't taxable gold. >> it owns gold. dagen: it owns physical gold. that gold is worth less. >> yes. not quite. a piece of paper, if i buy it, 100,000, if i change my and can't get the gold i can only get a piece of paper. therefore, i would rather have gold coins if i am investing in gold as opposed to trading, mike reddick account t

they see 16, 70, so i guess as it goes down, piper would like it more. >> and we have edward life scienceof a company. they announced a $750 million buy back. you buy because you like the stock. >> and you were just giving me flak for having to order pizza for my kids last night. and the fact that i got boneless wings and a pepperoni pizza didn't help them? >> there is no positive on the number. a gain in share. in light of the big rally, and it's doubling from a year ago, all the positives are likely priced in. i'm getting really hungry. don't take the sandwich. >> don't take it away. bring it back. >> look how small i look. >> 79% over the past year. incredible gain there. okay. the question now is whether or not those prices can continue. let's bring in robert frank waiting in the wings. can they? or are we in a bubble here? >> we are seeing surreal prices this week. >> now the runner up was this painting that sold for $37 million. these prices have some wondering if the art market has become the latest asset bubble. >> he also said that prices are being propped up by easy money from t

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david praoeu piper is live from thailand with more. >> reporter: yes.ea had been cutting down its rhetoric over the past week or so, but this announcement seemed to have a great chance of raising tensions again between the u.s. and north korea. the announcement that 44-year-old kenneth bayh had been sentenced to 15 years hard labor came from the north korea news state agency today. he had been held listen last year after entering the country as a tourist, last year pyongyang announced he haledoeut north korea including an attempt to overthrow the country. they described them as anti-government crimes. according to activists in south korea he's believed to have been a tour operator of korean descent. they also report that friend have described him as a devout christian. north korean activists have said that he may have been arrested for taking photos of starving children in the north. a state department spokesman has called on north korea to release him immediately on humanitarian ground. reports say diplomats from sweden who represent u.s. interests in

. >> reporter: we have a bag piper playing behind me.most of the complaints come from union square businesses and hotels want board of supervisors approved an ordinance demanding that street musicians turn down the volume. meet larry the bucket man. for two decades he's been banging away on san francisco's sidewalks. but complaints have been rolling in that some street musicians play too loud and too late at night. this man works inside an office building. >> we have to have the windows open for heat sometimes so that noise can travel. >> there are guys that come out all hours of the night playing drums really loud. to the point where hotels are having to refund people their money. >> reporter: supervisor scott weiner is the author of the ordinance. $100 for first time offend w ai loud music after 10:00 p.m. especially drummers and those using amplified sound. we found one musician who says the louder players drown him out. >> people i guess they want to listen to me too. >> reporter: this musician says the city shouldn't drum out street

you heard it here on countdown, piper analyst said with a bullish tone, he had a call overweight and a price target of $7 a share. look at the gains now. jumping at the moment, about a 10% gain for groupon at the moment. electric car company, tesla, the head of the company promised profits and he delivered. first quarter ever that they've showed a real profit. shares hitting an all-time high, up 31% of the high of the session, and more on that in a moment, but let's get to the floor show. traders at the cme group, imex, and, nicole as well. we begin with mark otto. again, losses at the moment. anything to be alarmed by? >> no, liz, i don't think it is a concern. i think that it's healthy for the market to see somewhat of a pull back after the climb that we've seen recently. i think one thing it is bullish is the fact of the matter that defensive sectors led the rallies for months, and, today, they are the laggards like utilities selling off, and we're seeing techs and money flowing into there. i think that's a bullish indicator, even though we are pulling back. liz: yeah, technology

chris piper knows the 12-year-old suspect from gym class.you and others? >> yeah. roip can you tell me about the threats? >> he'd say like i'll stab if you don't -- he said he would stab us. >> reporter: he called the threats lighthearted but told us of an incident when the 1-year-old brought a knife to school. did you see the knife? >> yeah. >> reporter: did he show it to friends and classmates? >> he showed it to kids. >> reporter: was it a swiss army knife? >> yeah. >> reporter: what happened? >> he was showing it to people and so then he gave it to -- someone told on him and he went it the office. >> reporter: it landed him a five-day you is spengs. the boy seen here at a candlelight vigil days after the killing had some people suspicious at the outset. >> we kept kind of behind closed doors as saying, you know, we thought it was him. >> reporter: the young boy told investigators an intruder stabbed his 8-year-old sister while his parents were at a little league baseball game. her daughter also knows the suspect from school. she thought

they didn't react appropriately, and now they're paying the piper. or later, that will catch up with us, even though we print the world's money, at some point, the world will say, no, we don't take your money anymore. someone else will do the printing for us. >> richard, last word. >> i think -- yeah, in a strictly academic sense, peter is right. but he conveniently overlooks certainly flexibility issues of the u.s. economy. and the mobility of labor. a single market that works much better, a single digital market which the europeans don't have. so perhaps in a theoret kk sense, but we're a long way from the apocalypse in the u.s. you have certainly seen in europe. they're not out of this by any means. >> richard quest, and peter, so nice to see both of you this weekend. we'll talk again soon. up next, a fire at a clothing factory in bangladesh this week. this after that deadly factory collapse just two weeks ago. but do tragic events like this change the way we shop? as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gy

meanwhile, we have craig johnson, piper jaffray technical market strategist and michael who is ridgeworth large cap growth fund portfolio manager. so, guys, we've got a beat on one line but, again, this revenue problem is concerning a lot of investors, craig, the fact that, yes, the bottom line looks fine, it looks very healthy, but 56% of the companies reporting so far have missed their revenue stats or their revenue estimates. does that concern you at all? >> well, you know, at this point time we're still seeing stocks making a nice series of higher highs in the marketplace, so it seems like the market is looking past some of that top line weakness. certainly, companies are being very conscious about cutting costs and -- david: yeah, but the consumers aren't buying it. doesn't that eventually catch up with the stocks? >> i think at some point it could, but again, we're doing a very good job, corporations are doing a good job of helping us hit those bottom line numbers and profitability. again, there's a lot of cash on those balance sheets and kicking off very nice dividend yields. lori:

reporting a loss narrower than expected due in part to stronger pricing trends according to analysts at piper solar up over 9%. one of the best performers in the s&p. camp bell's soup after reporting better than expected profits and raising outlook the stock fell steadily from the open. investors taking profits it seems on the stock up 31% year to date. one analyst calling the company's tone on the conference call about new product launches a bit conservative. priceline, though, flying high today like it's 1999. an upgrade from a buy to a hold. deutsche bank sending the travel site shares to a new 14-year high, ma rhee wra. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, blackrock has close to $4 trillion in assets under management. that money at work in today's market. the firm has been ahead of this historic rally. where do you see opportunity right now? we want to get into that right now with blackrock. joining me in a cnbc exclusive is president of blackrock, robert kapito. he rang the closing bell a few minutes ago and launched new etfs. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me.

he is senior technical analyst at piper jaffray. >> thanks for having me. >> i guess you made impressive calls here. where do you go given how far and fast we've gotten here? >> well, we think we've seen the broader market finally breaking topside of those 2000 and 2007 highs. this bull market, in our opinion, is confirmed. and we think that the bear market is officially dead. and we think we're entering a new phase of this market where we're going to start to see those individuals who have been bearish start to capitulate and start to see money coming out of money market funds, which is happening right now and start to see eventually as rates begin to rise, money come out of fixed income and start to come back into equities and then really start to see this market work and work very well. we still remain bullish. >> so you think the rally takes on more, i guess, quote, unquote risky qualities about it, more cyclical plays? people going into areas of the market that haven't led? >> absolutely. i think what you're going to start to s

those she knows will follow her i'm like the pied piper sometimes that's ok though even though officer katie doesn't have any kids of her own she has plenty here that love is for marie no fun she has connection with the cop comes over a shared passion marie wants to be a police officer their bond lead to a job shadow some kids or even other people they have like a bad perspective on police officers and like they do this they do that now they care is about getting people to trouble but she gives up her script respective like now i like that now of course officer katie's passion for the job and her relationship with community members can't stop every crime from occurring because she's able to stop just one person from making the wrong decision it's a job well done unfortunately officer katie is the part of a dying breed police community officers looking to prevent crime and discover crimes are being replaced by police officers that are almost looking to provoke it using high tech gizmos that really belong in the front lines of war not an american streets i mean just look at the footage f

he looks at the world as a piper come sure most of you read milton friedman and you have ridiculous that is. which brings the to the scares prospect of all. what does this say? well, to me this is that we've lost the american people. it's impossible to conservatives don't like to deal with. there is no real conservative party in europe friends. my parents immigrated from congress hungry. people lived under communism and they're still no conservative classical liberal presence there. in some policy here and there but generally no. so what makes us think there has to be a strong conservative party here or republican party? i'm not sure how many of you saw the autopsy report the republicans put out a little bit ago. it was jampacked with painfully obvious things that we all already know. some of the things they found, i guess the team unearthed some of the things that republican party scary, out of trust, stuffy old men. iced am starting to resent some of those things as i start to grate. i used to think the same thing but now. and the perfection that the gop does not care about people is d

jim munster is an analyst with piper jaffray and joins us on the cnbc news line.ing the case here for google. how far, how fast do you think it could run? >> so google has had a nice run, as you pointed out, but just to put it in perspective, over the last two or three years the stock hasn't had that much of a run and has underperformed vis-a-vis the rest of the internet group. that said, we still think it has another, you know, $50 or $100 upside short term. this is a company that's growing at 20%. there's a potential for even acceleration if they hit it nicely on display and valuation is still very, very attractive and it's traded nine times cash flow, you know, and almost cheaper than the s&p 500. >> people who look at the charts so far this year may make a more simple observation and that is that an cell down 12ers, 13% plus google has gained 22%. that's a huge move in opposite directions and a huge spread there of 30% and they might be tempted to think, therefore, that google might lose moment up. you don't think so in your view. >> there are two drivers and

the cliff following that pied piper. worse off, it places this country once again and its economy in danger of going over the cliff. this is not only a mistaken idea. it is really a rotten one. let's vote no. i reserve the balance of my time. from michigan,n mr. levin, reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan, mr. kamp, is recognized. 15 seconds.yself since the gentleman raised the question of who holds our debt, to start shows that the vast majority of our debt is held by americans. it is a fact. held byhe debt is citizens, pension funds, and you go down the list -- two thirds of our debt is held by americans. we need to make sure that americans are paid first. with that, i would yield three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from texas, the chairman of the social security subcommittee, esther johnson. -- mr. johnson. >> the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. speaker, as i meet with my constituents back home. loudck home, they tell me and clear they are co

wholesale, great, piper jeffrey with comment mostly positive, keeping the target at 65.d it here. >> carter's. >> thanks, charles. big implications, it does, for your privacy. the obama administration is considering backing an fbi plan making it easier for the government to wiretap people who use the interpret. not the old-fashioned wiretapping of traditional phones, oh, no, look at what you do on the interpret. all rise, the judge is here. i prime, judge napolitano, you do not object if they get a judge to okay the government looking into the internet. >> it's a complicated area, stuart, and the loss of liberty, as we know, rarely happens overnight. this began in 1994 in the clinton administration when a democratic president and a republican congress enacted legislation that required the telephone service provider, called the telecoms today, five major ones today, to make available to the government the government's ability to listen in on telephone calls. in other words, whenever they changed technology, they had to inform the government. whenever they crawled with a s

you mentioned tapering being a positive dynamic for regionals and piper is out with a big note saying the equity rally, and the bears capitulate. they say a tapering of qe they believe will spur housing activity and they'll see rates going up and they'll make their move as clearly demonstrated. provided the banks are willing to lend with less than fbi owe scores of 750 which is one of the largest brokers and it was the big issue and there wasn't anything that i heard on the home depot calls which indicated that credit isn't anything, but tight. they're talking about rejecting people with credit cards. the rich people did very well and the rich people are spending leak crazy and they were supposed to be hurt 8 to 10 percentage point on taxes and the people were hurt by this payroll tax increase. you have to go through quite an examination, which is not necessariry a bad thing, although credit is getting easier to find, certainly and we are starting to see slippage in terms of risk tolerance, perhaps on the commercial level and commercial real estate, for example. >> they're starting to

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piper jaffray overweighed $27.50. it is the market performance, 25 recently unchanged.re they saying the overall market will go sideways from here on out or just the fact that read the cards will go sideways? bank of america is neutral which means the worst rating on their but higher target which says market reforms, and markets keep going and this won't go up and we see where the confusion comes in as an investor. what do i do? this is why people panic and get nervous. i have been talking about this for a while but they are afraid of their own shadows and come up with these weird -- everyone has differences of opinion. the targets and ratings are always so weird to me. connell: professor can, as usual. charles: rather than just rent. the more important thing is stay tuned. a lot of these analysts are afraid for their jobs and playing it close to their best. dagen: you like white board. dagen: the latest on the irs scandal coming up and why that is one of a number of worries weighing on white house press secretary jay carney. connell: the high-cost of preventive medicin