porter bibb. >> susie: the founder of best buy may be buying. "the wall street journal" reports best buy founder richard schulze is considering making a bid for the troubled retailer. schulze is the company's largest shareholder, owning a little more than one-fifth of shares, worth about $1.4 billion. best buy shares have lost 40% in the past year as the company has struggled with stiff price competition, slower sales, and c.e.o. brian dunn stepping down after an inappropriate relationship with a female employee. the stock fell about 1% in after-hours trading from its close of $19.37 a share. >> tom: it took a while for buyers to come out today, but they eventually did, with the indices making up a fraction of what they have lost over the previous few sessions. it wasn't until about noon eastern time that the s&p 500 regained positive territory, and kept it through the end of the session, ending with a half- percent gain. volume was 710 million shares on the big board; 1.6 billion moved on the nasdaq. it was a fairly concentrated rally, with rea