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the agenda is likely to include a plan to liberalize investment ps the the leaders will discuss how to get the plan on schedule. a major obstacle is the divide between high income asean members. singapore is much richer than myanmar and cambodia. the summit is expected to discuss disputes. observers are hoping they can establish a legally binding code of conduct. . >>> the two statues were best known of afghanistan antiquities. one more site is under threat. we have the sty. >> reporter: they're on high alert for armed militants who remain active in the part of the country. buddhists ruins is situated here the 2,500 meters above sea level. it's believed to stretch 12 kilometers from east to west and 8 kilometers from north to south. it prospered as a buddhist city between the second and seventh centuries. on excavation four years ago and after a number of ruins more than five meters below ground. researchers have identified eight temples so far. they are in incredibly good condition. this statue is of buddha delivering his teaching. the color of his robe has been preserved for more tha

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. >> investigators say it was a spur of the moment decision by the brother ps. >> they discussed thisn mit police officer in cambridge. >> but new york was spared, officials say, when the two bombers had to stop for gas in the hijacked car and the younger brother, 19-year-old dzhokhar tar nevada went inside for snacks. it was the turning point. >> the driver used the opportunity to escape and call the police. that eventually led to the shootout in watertown. >> hand grenades and automatic gun fire. >> reporter: that shootout captured in these still photos involved a violent gun fight. authorities say the two had at least six unexploded bombs, including a pressure cooker device. >> reports that they are explosives here at the scene. >> just some of what might have been used in times square. >> they had built these additional explosives and we know they had the capacity to carry out the attacks. we don't know if they would have been able to stop the terrorists if they rooifed hooer in boston, we're just thankful we didn't have to find out the answer. >> the officials said the 19-year-ol

energy drinks and other bempls with sweent ner ps. it approved it would raise 2 $1/2 billion a years. more than half of california's counties saw child obesity rates climb from 2005 to 2010 >>> in health matters, call it an early detection for autism. a blood test could help recognize awe tumt. they're looking at children who have not been diagnosed with autism. the goal is to create the first blood test that shows biological markers associated with autism. if the test works it would be used in doctor's offices. >>> for children with allergies just one brief encounter could turn deadly. that's where there's a national push to get ep pi pebs in all school. the life saving medication is called epinephrine. i ice gin as a shot. there are no long term side e if he cans from the shot even if you're not sure that the patient needs it. >> okay. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, a let of sunshine out there, giants had a day game. >> we have some cooler changes coming our way. the marine layer is very extensive stretching so several hund

ps, may your burn in hell. >> ironicically miller's son rusty was against the death penalty. >> i was so full of hate and anger and i would say rusty you must forgive me because i want to kill this guy myself. you know. even at the execution i asked the warden, i said now that he's gone can i get the body and kill him again to get rid of this rage. that's how angry i was then. and now i can sit here and i can talk to my son and say, rusty maybe you were right. >> reporter: miller is now conflicted about the death penalty. now she says she would agree with her son but only if there were an absolute guarantee that people like william vonan would be behind bars for life. on the other hand she says, watching vonan's execution was almost like a miracle cure. >> i've done a lot of healing by it. i've learned to forgive. >> reporter: last year miller told us her nightmare that god might forgive the freeway killer. that william vonan might not burn in hell after all. but along with her son rusty go to heaven instead. >> as forgiving and loving as my son was, i would not be surprised if they w

it turned out the group that only saw the performance and were unfamiliar with the ps new a great deal the emotional structure, when the emotional peaks were, they knew a great deal about the tension in the peace, and i knew a great deal about where the phrases began, just by looking. but when you saw and heard, the amount of information conveyed was more than the sum of its parts. we corroborated this later with elektra physiological measurements, skin response, the amount you sweat while listening or viewing, correlated with the musical content of the peace. -- piece. >> maybe i should pay more attention to my sweating. >> to the extent that your body movements are evocative of time and place, feelings, they are naturally becoming part of the musical stream, it would seem. >> right. interesting. you and i were speaking the other day, talking about the word he motion, which includes the word motion. -- emotion, which includes the word motion. dance music literally makes people get up and move. a lot of time, music is more contemplative, moves people in different ways. the matter with

i sold so many s&ps. i'm ready to cover them quickly. i think when you look overall at the marketplace right now, what has been underperforming continues to underperform. what has been performing looks to appear to have relative strength today. mcdonald's, 52-week high. some of the health care names, 52-week high. we've got a nice field of consumer staples. am i overly concerned about the tape? no. >> dr. jay? >> 1580. it seemed we would see some sort of a test to at least that level after this. now, so far today we have gotten down there, and as you have said, we've bounced up back from that. i'll be curious to watch miners, though. when i'm looking at the junior miners in particular, the gdxj tracks that, and they're down 30% year-to-date. they were down 8% today. >> gold is getting anile ated today. >> exactly. >> 9.5%, i think. >> here's my question. when does the first ceo break ranks and start hedging again. they all lifted their hedges right around the 1,200 level. they were geniuses as it ran up to 1,800 now. they haven't been lo

i think the downside we look at s&ps around 1560. if we see any 1%, even 2% decline around the 1520 or 30 handle you will see so much come into this marketplace. you may not see it rally back where we are now but every stair step of the way down there will be so much money coming in. now to the upside the market does still want to go higher. the market wants to shrug off the negativity of any bad news. news this morning, cyprus, anything else. so the market does want to trudge higher. ashley:. ashley: very resill yaent. scott, we'll check in with you to see how the s&p futures closed. liz: we have joe bell, schaeffer investment research and ken sleeper, sierra funds managing director. ken, you're a bit more of bearish between you two. the question after we have spoken to our trader in the cme who says this market and said this market wants to go go higher. well the market stumbles pretty easily on scary news. do you feel something bad is coming say from china or maybe even the north korea? so far it hasn't shaken the resolve here of

the market down, with the s&ps, if the market hits around 1545, 1540, that seems to be an area where cash on the sidelines just runs in. so the trade, really to me, would be wait and see. in a couple hours, we get a little knock-down, get back in the marketplace. - as far as easing in the market, do you suppose that that is going to continue and will continue to support the market? - you know, globally for right now it certainly looks like that. but let me tell you something that is really interesting: i watch gold pretty closely, and everybody knows that it has been really on this downward free-fall recently. what's interesting to me is that with only a few weeks left 'til expiration, gld, the gold etf, the at-the-money straddle is suggesting about a 2.5% move yet in the next couple of weeks in gold. that would put gold futures down around the $1,510 mark, it would put the gld etf down around $146. those are significant numbers. volatility there is extreme. watch for a big move in gold over the next couple of weeks. - oil is moving down as well. are you having any positioning there?

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keep in mind we have much higher yields the last time we are given a run in the s&ps. and the biggest charts on the floor today in terms of quantity of print are the dollar yen which gets ever so close to the very significant 100 mark. >> absolutely. hello japanese money. thank you very much. you know what? we were supposed to be taking our first look at the fmc minutes but guess what? the fed sent them out real early. we have got david kelly. steve, i would like to start with you and how you are interpreting these minutes. what would you say? >> i would say are we supposed to take anything brian says seriously standing in front of the water like that? i think bhil i'm talking we should just be looking at brian. >> you stay classy. >> it's very hard. i think the minutes were in touch. i think that the idea that the jobs port came out between now and then are really changing not everything. we did hear from him and he says look, it's not changing my forecast. the bottom line is another round of weak numbers would change the outlook. what we do know is before that number

. >> bill: coming ps is okay. are you with tax on clouds.it doesn't rain enough in maryland, you know what, too many cloudy dates. i got your point. >> can i counter what alan said, this year the federal government will take in a record $2.7 trillion in revenue. wait a minute, it's never enough for the left. we have a monster federal government and frankly government at all levels. once you build this monster, it's ever growing so it constantly needs to be fed. government at all levels is completely out of control. you have crazy estate taxes like the rain tax because states can't printed money. >> bill: it's maryland's fault because they elect these crazy people. look it's a beautiful state. you put o'malley in there. you wanted o'malley. now she taxing the rain. next week he is going to tax the sun. [ laughter ] >> bill: you monica, have a beef with president obama paying 18%? >> two things. first of all. >> bill: it's 43 combo. >> waited a minute. he takes aggressive deductions which is what all americans do but his talk about paying your

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worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet, @cnbc wex or directly to me, ps@rosswestgate. >>> we'll have announcements on that at 10:40 cet. >>> oil prices have rebounded, but don't expect more anytime soon. and we'll take the pulse of the u.s. housing market ahead of today's pending house report. that's around 11:30 cet. sticking with the u.s., based on america will continue to dominate this week. last night, gdp numbers failed to match expectations. they revealed the u.s. economy expanded at a 275% rate in the first quarter. we have fomc meetings on tuesday and is wednesday. also on wednesday, we've got the latest manufacturing ism report and come friday, of course, we get the nonfarm payroll figures for april. the forecast is expected around 150,000 jobs to be added. in europe, meanwhile, the ecb takes its decision day on the road this month and a meeting in slovakia on thursday. more sign of inflation and weak economic data. many believe now is the time for central banks to cut rates, but they will wait. james, what are your expectations? and what does it do if they cut rates or not? because, i me

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responsibility for what is going mon the city when you simply don't enforce the law against drug dealers, ps and fe lops -- gangs and felons. the cae the president is talking about the poor girl that was killed in for tin august ration, what he doesn't mention -- for the inauguration and what he doesn't mention is the gap member was pucked up on a gun charm and put out on probation, rearrested three times for break-ins and trespassing. left on the streets. there was no federal prosecution at all. that goes on day after day in chicago. the media won't call the president out on it. they have no interest in it. it's the only way we are going to mke people safe. then they come up with some lame excuse saying well, they're prosecuting at the local level in chicago. everybody knows that is a joke. they're not. >> lou: we know better we know whatever they're doing it's not workingch we want the give credit for last month. we did get a report that there was a declean of 42% in violence, in violent crime in chicago. so, they can't explain it. i don't care what the answer is. congratulations to chicag

inflation will stay low and that will put s&ps up to 7500. jim's point of where we are on the investment cycle is accurate. the bull market may be in the latter half of the cycle. it has room to grow, because typically equities don't pick until the next downturn begins. >> larry, larry, larry, hang on. wait, do you realize that joe and i just said the same thing? >> what? >> we just made exactly the same forecast. i said 5%, he said 7%. done. >> his argument is that multiples can expand. the point i'm making here and this is important. we watch the dow fall for a while, we watched gold prices go up for a while, we watched the f fed expand the balance sheet. and there's reasons for that that go beyond the show. if the inflation rate stay downs and you have a modest rise in the economy. i think there's an expansion. you are saying that multiples can expand and means that price earns and ratios go you up. >> larry, they are at 14, and he said that they could go to 15. we are arguing about tiny, tiny differences. don't forget, it's wonderful to h

s&ps around that 1586 level, trying to get up into upper levels. the nasdaq and the russell not willing to participate and is basically we saw self-side activity and is reaction to that throughout the day. the reason i'm pointing this out is because this market has fracked. we all know that when it comes down to time frame pes.what we're seeing on the larger degree time frame is something developing that's very similar to that that we saw on friday on the interday. that is a divergent type activity on the day. the russell unable to get above that 950 level. the s&p and the nasdaq are finding new highs of the year. but without the participation from the russell, the broader base representation, we're not going to see initiative type activity continue to the upside. we need the russell. >> so we're not going to make higher highs without it. is that wa you're saying b ben? >> yeah. in my opinion, with everything else going on right now, the geopolitical concerns, still concern out of europe. watching these metals plummet here right now, i think there'

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that's biomarin and ps pharma and sarepta therapeutics.atter, 5.17% thanks to muscular dystrophy drugs. dna and rna based medicine plays, thing isis pharma, and the super speculative, gaemo therapeutics, and we looked at biotechs that are at the forefront fight against cancer. immunogen and seattle genetics, which need to cool down, and the immediately buyable onyx pharmaceuticals. why have i spent so much time on this one sector? am i trying to give your portfolio a drug overdose? no. no sector should account for more than 20% of holdings. in a growth starved world and we know that after the unemployment number, they make a lot of sense. remember, what i've been saying for the last two weeks now, as long as biotech and biopharma companies are innovating, making new drugs, blowing out the pipeline. as long as they've got new products pushing them out that are genuinely different, obviously superior to the competition, particularly old pharma the earnings growth calls the out years, 2017, 2018, 2019, can be tremendous. and tremendous earnin

ps if you cannot buy a bear market fund and the market is at its peak, when you are using it basicallyce come if you're using it properly, you should never have a bear market fund because you cannot use it properly. so it is not that i am suggesting you have to go get it because i believe that. but for folks who want to use a bear market fund properly is basically portfolio insurance. you can insure your portfolio but not only a bare front and putting more mey in cash. you can try to play games. folks to go out command and not talking about those double against the market funds. the mother talking about folks who want to take a bearish position. using the insurance. if you can know that now. gerri: every expert right now is saying this market will come off of its size. a lot of people are thinking about insurance. thank you for coming on. rick to have you othe show. >> you bet. thank you for having me. gerri: you will get more reaction to today's market rally in just 15 minutes. and coming up next, president obama finally caving on his drastic cuts to seniors. how medicare advantage pl

virtually upside down because typically 10-year treasurys yield more than the s&p dividend but today the s&pslding 45 basis points more than the 10-year treasury. now if you go back 50 years, the average is that, 10-year treasurys yield 350 basis points more than the s&p. so that relationship is effectively upside down today. david: all right, you also have all of these dividend issuances. a lot of companies increasing dividends quite a bit. you mentioned coca-cola has a higher dividend yield than its 10-year bond. >> correct. and that permeates through a lot of companies on the s&p today. so, investors looking to get yield can now move to high quality stocks and gain more yield than owning bonds. david: but it is the principle that concerns fixed income. it is not the dividend yield. not -- obviously you want something that will beat out inflation so you don't lose money but it is a fear, this underwriting fear of losing your principle, which we were face-to-face with in 2009. that is what scares us. >> but there is great risk in owning bonds right now. normally the interest yield on the bon

i hate ps and help integrate immigrants into the community. while republicans argue it's miss nieded and immature. which are two words. what does this mean for the courts? let's go to the chief legal correspondent of red eye. >> video -- >> we are hitting all cylinders. >> wow. >> you know what that needed, though, a duck. >> yeah. >> no, no. you know what happened? they had a duck but they looked at this and that and said they don't need a duck. that's what you call doing more with less. if you need a duck, no. that looks like a duck. >> i'm being told by the producers thathere was a duck in that video. it was ground up and that's what the cat was eating. >> i hate to put a -- >> jonna, this idea of noncitizens serving on a jury, is that the story we started with. is that a good idea? >> let me give you the best idea. let's only have noncitizens sit on juries because nobody else wants to do it. nobody -- the only people who sit on juries now are retired people and stoners. that's it. >> right. >> we brought in the noncitizens, we would widen

. >> well, john, if you're worried abouthe environment, those ps are better than paper cups.mayor bloomberg is just dumb? what you mean more energy efficient? >> to make them, to use them, to diose of them is more energy efficient than a paper cup. john: the mayor says he has to ship it to a landfill somewhere in that spends millions of dollars, he will save us money. john: where a bishop in the paper cups? >> this doesn't get recycled easily. >>> i like them. they don't earn my hands, they are more energy efficient and less expensive which is good for new york city businesses. this will be a huge cost to businesses incding the government agencies which will spend $11 million for a study to buy paper rather than styrofoam cups. john: most people we interviewed were skeptical about bloomberg's proposed ban. >> i think you should let people do what they want. >> i think you should take himself out of everybody's business. john: these are successful for a reason. >> absolutely. people buy them because they are cheaper and you use less energy. and they are lighter. they will be a

how does ndx trade versus the dow and dow which was the big leader and s&ps, was another big leader. that is trade i will really be watching. tomorrow's results could set the tone for the rest of the quarter on that trade. liz: netflix, nasdaq, stock, so it's been the real leader for the s&p 500 today. so when you look at that, certainly, impressivv, charles. let's get to you. the because you are at the moment a believer that gold has seen a near bottom, what do you mean? why are you saying that? a lot of people feel this is longer term trend to the downside. that the bears have a firm hold? >> well, there was massive liquidation of gold etf holdings, individuals whoever buys the etfs sold a huge amount but open interest kept rising and there was a big spike in demand for gold. there has been in india and china. that is where the real demand is. it is not speculators here in the united states. worldwide, you know, the central banks are debasing currency and gold is 25% of my holdings. i think it should be significant portion of everybody's these days. david: michael, well, let's talk

." >> firefighters in other are the ps country have been targeted.ide a home in atlanta. he was shot dead by a s.w.a.t. team. all four firefighters are recovering from minor injuries >>> on christmas eve, two firefighters were killed and two others injured after a man set fire to his home and ambushed firefighters in upstate new york. the suspect then killed himself. >>> we are watching the weather for you as we go outside and give you a nice live look. the sun beaming. i imagine this is what a slice of heaven would truly look like. it is gorgeous out there. let's check back in with christina to tell us that. >> i love that description. can't get enough of you saying that. >>> thanks for waking up with is, my friends. on a monday morning, it can be difficult. these winds are going to make up for a difficult time outside. you will notice that bay getting choppy out there with those winds picking up. it was pretty blustery there in the city. the winds will be stronger. let's get to your current speeds. mostly out of the north/northwest, 15-20 miles an

. >> just as we cannot permit dark ps and hate to triumph over our spiritual faith, so we must not permit darkness and hate to triumph over our civic fact. that cannot happen and it will not. >> adrian, what moved you most in that service? >> what moved me most is probably what moved everybody was when the president talked about next year's marathon. for something that was billed as an interfaith prayer service it was as much a pep rally as an interfaith prayer service and that was something the city really needed. both the governor and president were absolutely terrific in stressing the resiliency of boston and how vital its they boston come back and how inevitable it is. >> picking up on the rebound, mike, you're talking about what some stores are doing. what can the government and local council do as you try to bridge from this trauma back to normalcy? >> well, i spent the last couple of days working with our local business community, local clergy and residents, helping residents get back into their home, helping businesses reopen. the church behind me. i don't know if you can see it.

it's actually slow coming out of the altamont ps omto north flynn. there was a smaller accident. there was a tire in the road caused a minor fender-bender. anyway, it's now out of lanes but look at that. we're already seeing some brake lights now. an unusual amount of slowing for this time of the morning, 24 minutes out of the altamont pass. once you get closer to vasco road in livermore, then speeds improve once again all the way towards the dublin interchange. so here's a live look at the silicon valley commute. looks great on 237 as you can see there's lots of space in between cars. so everything is pretty good. 7 minutes is that drive time between 880 and 101. checking some other drive times, so except for that one westbound 580 drive time in the yellow this morning, the nimitz and the eastshore freeway look clear and mass transit no issues. bart all systems go systemwide on time. muni, caltrain, and ace train number one also reporting no delay. that is a check of your "timesaver traffic." and lawrence says more good weisn thy. >>> yes. gorgeous weather coming our way. maybe

washington post is reporting that senators toomey and mancion are working together on a background check psis that the only realistic way we'll see reforms in the country is very small baby step reforms? >> absolutely. even if you look at the recent polling, the ban for assault weapons was at 57% right after newtown has now dropped to 47% of we'll wanting it. they have lost their political window in this. i think they want to get background checks done. i think the democrats in the senate want to get it done because there's a couple of senators in red states that are up in 2014. so that's going to be their challenge. >> all right. but, doug, when we look at the fact that the president ran on wasn't anything to do with gun control, this has been an issue that has come to the service, it's something that in all administrations things pop up that need to be discussed, you know, from a federal level. but the budget issue for the country, the economy has been the bigger issue that the president got re-elected on. and as we look at the afl-cio petition saying obama is a bad why talking about wher

all four of those ps have to work. yes we have good and strong gun laws but we're as good as comprehensive working our policing and parenting and prevention programs as the actual background checks are that apply to indiana where a lot of purchases are made before the gun ends up in the city of chicago. so you have to be smart about it. you have to, yes, have stiff gun control laws. i believe firmly in preventing criminals getting access to them but you have to focus on every one of those aspects to in my view have a policy that makes sure you have police on the street getting kids, guns, and drugs off the street. all of those have to work. not one of them and not one of them being allowed to take off the table as if it's not part of the over all solution to safety and security of our streets. >> the president is hitting the road tomorrow to start campaigning further for greater gun restrictions. do you regret when you were white house chief of staff that the white house in the first term under president obama did not