we'll talk to rick reiter about that. they're seeing a reallocation within bonds.t to dominic. we have a $1,000 price on one former high flier. looks like it's flying high again. >> records are being set all over the market. one of those stocks hitting a record high is priceline.com. that's the online travel booking website. it went over $1,000 per share for the first time ever just in the past 10 or 15 minutes. that eclipses old record high of $995 on august 9th. the move makes priceline worth $52 billion and makes it worth just about as much as gm. get this, bill griffeth, making it worth more than shipping giant fedex. back to you. >> that's the world -- we're not in the 20th century anymore, dominic, that's for sure. we'll head toward the close here. we have about 12 minutes left in the trading session here. what a wild day it's been. up 145 points in record territory for the dow, maria. >> unbelievable, rock 'n' roll. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, we'll talk fixed income with rick rieder and howard fink. how are bond managers raeking to the fed'

. >> rick santelli, mary thompson, thanks so much. >>> president obama reiterating his case for action against syria at the g-20 summit in russia, but the markets really did not like reports that russia's putin will continue to aid syria, even if america strikes. john harwood breaks it all down for us what. are the headlines we should be taking away here, john? >> reporter: look, the markets don't like it. the american people don't hike it and many members of congress don't like it. this is a g-20 economic some mitt that was dominated by talk of syria. the president say wear of the growing support from the rank and file american voting public, that they don't like this, and they are putting pressure on their members of congress, but he'll keep making the case, not only to congress but to the american people with a nationwide address. >> continue to consult with congress, and i will make the best case that i can to the american people as well as to the international community for taking necessary and appropriate action, and i intend to address the american people from the white house on

nations in new york city, he is reiterating iran's stance, it has a right to continue enriching uranium for its nuclear program, which he says are for peaceful purposes. rickspokesman for the last four u.s. ambassadors to the expugn a fox news contributor, rick, good to see you today. you, too. >> among some of the things that rouhani said recently is wishing a well yom kippur to people in israel and jews around the world who toe show he is different from ahmadinejad who threatened to annihilate all jews. he has flipped the switch. why. >> he never flipped the switch. sending out a couple of tweets is not changing policy. i don't know who people are watching, but it's quite clear what iran has to do. the u.n. security council has said multiple times, it's not like we have a communications problem with iran. it's not like the united states hasn't been clear going back the other way, to tell them exactly what has happen. look at the multiple security council resolutions that simply say, iran must stop enriching all uranium. doesn't say you get to enrich some uranium or up to 20%, which journalists are pretending like there's a deal to be cut. look, the simpl