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we've got a frontal system that is gradually puing its way through.ll stall to the south of us. let's take a look at true view. we'll show you also we are dealing with all that moisture streaming up from the south. there is a disturbance out here in the west as well. a combination of all those factors affecting us and the humidity, yes, still a factor for today. i know it was sticky yesterday, muggy, uncomfortable. i stepped outside sweating like crazy. i'm sure all of you were. today, the huge will still be a factor. not quite as bad but still there. and all of this, as i said, will move its way up. by this afternoon, we will have a little bit of sunshine for you. heading out to the school bus, 70s. mild temperatures. but once again being definitely some showers. and right now, # 7 degrees in the district officially. 56 at baltimore. 65degrees at dulles. by the time we hit the weekend, what is going to happen is that front will stall out but it will start to move its way to the north. we expect some wet weather on saturday. the weekend is very unsett

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bob, bull, jason in between, i got to ask you you gentlemen, where are you puing your money now? we're in a heck of a mood today. what happens tomorrow remains to be seen. in brief form, joe b. where would you invest? >> our balance of accounts are 50% in fixed income and defensive income in 50% in equities. a bigger exposure overseas than we had earlier in the year and we're focused on large, medium and small-capped stock as an opportunity. on the bond side, we're going into the corporates which is better and we have a 5% stake in gold because fiscal imbalance and currency imbalances are going to be problematic for sometime to come. >> good stuff. bob? where do you put your money? >> i agree with joe in some respects. i think a maybe 70/30 split in equity. more in equity. i don't like the treasury at all you want to be in corporates. i want to be in technology. i think the business cycle the telling us that technology has legs. i love financials. i'm telling you, that's going to be the big surprise. m & a will continue and the yield curve will play to their sweet spot but i like

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