and this person is robert barnes. he has been planning to go to law school but changed his mind after taking a journalism class at the university of florida and he never looked back. his biography on "the washington post" website says that, and i think that he wrote us. he said that it is not appear to him that he could do both. that perhaps a better explanation is that he realized that he didn't need three years of law school to not practice law. and david savage began covering the associated press in 200,000 has been with us since 2005 and he is a graduate of ole miss, university of mississippi, where he was editor of the daily mississippian. his first book is blackmun felt the capital on the african-american history in and around washington dc. he may have to go ahead and talk about his book. and the last but not least is adam liptak, hoover started as a copy boy in 1984 when he returned for a law degree in 1988. for a while he was in the in-house legal department telling them what they couldn't do, but it later be

robert barnes joined the "washington post," covering maryland politics. he returned to reporting in 2005 and began covering the core in 2006. he of them planning to go to law school but changes might after taking a journalism class at the university of florida, and never looked back. his biography on the washington post website says, i assume he wrote this, it is not occurred to him as it did to others that he could do both. perhaps the better explanation is that he would need three -- you did need three years of law school to not practice law.jessu e hunt has been with ap since 1995. before that, covering various state capitals. he is a graduate of old mississippi. his first book is "blackmail and black men built the capital." he has alerted me that if edward snowden leaves moscow or appears in venezuela, he is on that see today, and he may have to leave it is beeper goes off. [laughter] last but not least, adam took over the "new york times" supreme court beat two years ago. he graduated from yell -- yale. he was on the times in-house legal department,

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robert barnes joined the "washington post," covering maryland politics. he returned to reporting in 2005 and began covering the core in 2006. bob had been planning to go to law school but changed his mind after taking a journalism class at the university of florida, and never looked back. his biography on the "washington post" website says, i assume he wrote this, it did not occurred to him as it did to others that he could do both. perhaps the better explanation is that he realized he did need three years of law school to practice law. our next panelist has been with ap since 1995. before that, covering various state capitals. he is a graduate of old mississippi. his first book is "black men built the capitol." jesse has alerted me that if edward snowden leaves moscow or appears in venezuela, he is on that beat today, and he may have to leave if his beeper goes off. [laughter] last but not least, adam liptak who took over the "new york times" supreme court beat two years ago. he graduated from yale. he was on the "times" in-house legal department, tellin

barnes and noble college ceo mat schriver. they're all pretty good guys. i hate to tell you, i don't know any of those guys. >> you don't know any of those guys? >> i heard of robertson which is actually still a very possible business. >> is that what you are trying to suggest? >> eventually, everything will not be a big heavy return. >> check out shares of barnes and noble in premarket trading. you can see there the stocks up, we'll call it marginally, after a tough day before. there you go. our next guest says it's hard to tell if the dramatic rise in yields is over. it looks like this great rotation is under way here now. robert tipp, chief prudential strategist. robert, tipps, seriously? >> i will not have a focus on tips today. >> we talked to a guy named dow about stocks and tipps about tips. i say bemo. is it also a bank? >> everybody needs a bemo. >> all right. but it's bank of montreal, right? >> rebecca pat terson is here from bessemer trust. mr. tipp, what are you telling me the dramatic rise in yields is overdone? >> yeah, i think it is, i think we saw a mini stampede, that people have been fearing for some time that retail is going to sell their bond f

barn besides these cars? >> so i mean we have cars anywhere from mercedes, porsche, bmw, maserati, aston-martin, bentley, rolls-royce. we have 40 cars in the fleet. adam: robertt. these are beautiful cars. as i get ready to throw it back to lori. lori, bottom line, if you have a couple thousand dollars you can have one of these cars for the day. better than not having one at all. i will throw it back to you. robert from got that many rental cars, miami, washington, new york or los angeles. you would look good in the orange lamborghini. lori: nice crowd gathering around you, adam, thanks. lori: we asked you on twitter what is your dream car. you would be surprised. not just about expensive luxury cars although we got a few of those. this response who replied, dream car is 2013 ferrari. many of our performers, dream cars are actually classics, for example, at big block buick says if you can only pick one, take a 197 chef develop 396, 4-speed. if you can it classic, he says, dream car is datsun 280zx, black and gold, 10th anniversary edition. not all classic models. some replied with simple requests, who just wants a jeep grand cherokee laredo. for the most sens