scottie, you wrote a piece today.ublished a piece titled i love karl rove about his announcement to target more extreme candidates. somehow i detect a whiff of satire. can you explain why? >> considering i just cheered you on when you said that the tea party looks like they have the edge and they're ahead and this is current tv, then you know there's something going on upstairs because things are not -- the stars are not aligned like normal. just a little bit of sarcasm there. >> john: tell me about the piece. you actually outline why you love karl rove but it is not for the most obvious of reasons. >> roses are red vile ets are blue karl rove saved this country because he united me and you. that's what he did with the tea party and the conservatives. did he something with us even barack obama did not do on election day. we were actually -- we knew that the democrats -- we knew the enemy over there. we didn't know who the enemy was in our own party. thanks to karl rove coming out this week, we know who the wolf in she

the team is led by veteran archaeologist scotty macneish. they are seeking evidence of the first inhabitants of the valley. when macneish first excavated here in 1962, he discovered a time capsule of human occupation at a site called purron cave. macneish: here we are back at purron cave. we really haven't dug in it in almost 30 years. walls all preserved. even the trowel marks we made to mark off strata are still preserved and we have all sorts of neat floors of charcoal one on top of the other. the amazing thing about this cave is that we really have unbelievable preservation. the reason we have preservation is it's so dry in this area that the bacteria of decay that destroy things can't live, so anything that's dropped in here, it dries up and dehydrates and lasts forever. keach: as macneish dug deep into the cave, traces of an early people emerged from an archaeological stratum he called el riego. macneish: here is our el riego layer, 8,600 years old. now, in it we not only have a date in terms of the year, but we have some idea of what

scotty? >> thanks. eric, nice to see you again. just want to ask a quick question. credit suisse was out with a note today their headline being the beginning of the end of an era when speaking of gold and what they say are two of the following things. gold significantly over valued relative to the long run historical experience. peak of fear trade has passed. you have head winds according to credit suisse. >> yes, i guess according to them i have. however, i also have various things going in my favor. which i -- when i got involved in gold in 2000 i never thought i would see this but we had money printing, we have bank runs, we had a situation just this week s & s over in the netherland. they had to get bailed out because people were taking their deposits out of the bank. i never thought i'd be the beneficiary of these tail winds that are now happening in the gold market and when i see it, the germans asking for gold back, the austrians wondering where their gold is, mexicans announcing they only got 5% of their gold in the country and my own work says somebody's be

no -- >> can't go. >> there is a scotty dog there. >> it'she scotty dog. there are several piece that's might take the place. you can vote on facebook. apparently the results will be announced today on -- on the "today" show. >> the "today" show. >> a couple of people watch that program. >> some people. >> in the u.s. i don't know why when you've got "worldwide exchange," but anyway, yes. we'll see what happens. >> you need something modern, the household -- modern life. you need a smartphone. is that -- smartphone. >> yes. >> we need a smartphone. >> exactly. i hope they keep -- i'd like them to keep it the same. >> little silver smartphone. they gave it -- wheelbarrow, there's never a wheelbarrow. get rid of that. i've never seen one. >> what do you think should stay or go? e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com. very important issue or tweet us. you know how to reach us directly, too. >> if you're landing on park lane, i'm not waving my rent for you. >>> coming up, big rewards on the back of higher commodity profits. find ute why the ceo of the biggest chemical

skim shriner coming back as scotty hoping to win back his true love. >> i hope so.have been -- i have been in love with her since i was a kid in port charles. so this is a dream come true to hopefully win her back. >> laura, i want to make all your wishes come true for the rest of your life. >> were you a big soap opera fan? >> actually, here's an interesting fact. i went my entire life until i was 31 years old without ever watching a day of a soap opera. now i'm the biggest fan of "general hospital." i just started watching a couple of months ago. >> diana has to get home to watch her stories. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up

. >> scotty does not appreciate star trek jokes but loves thispx boat. who would want to? a tourist attraction, sure. a get away from crowds during super bowl week. >> this is pretty nice. >> nice as in live music with a river view. it goes over some of the deepest water in the mississippi, 200 feet in a place called big ben. the paddle wheel turns 16 times per minute. it's mesmerizing. just look. >> dinner on board this ship we've got a buffet going and creamed spinach, anything you can want to eat. we're going to spend more time here and meantime, we might eat. there is no might about it. we will. wayne freedman abc 7 pus. >> that is fun, wayne, we're jealous. >> more pictures from 49ers faithful. take a look at this family. who is that? quarterback alex smith. this little fan with a scarf that is bigger than he is. >> and you can see our photos slide slow is on our special page including reports from our abc 7 news team in new orleans. they're there for you. yes, check it out. we've got good stuff on there. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel, are

the cat will join the only other animal in the game, a scotty dog. >> the diamond ring, our favorite, did not make it. >> another day. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. back when olga kreimer was a young girl, she remembers her family reading the who wants to be a millionaire quiz book in russian. well, now she's a 24-year-old math and spanish tutor who can't believe that she's taking on the game that she grew up with. from new york city, please welcome olga kreimer. hey, olga. >> hi. [cheers and applause] >> how are you? >> i'm awesome. i'm so excited to be here. >> i know you are, and-- everybody, i always ask them what they want to do with the money. but when i found out what you want to do with the money-- >> it's a little embarrassing. >> well, it's different. >> yes, well, i've-- there's several things. i'd like to get a steam vac. >> okay. >> and maybe take trapeze lessons. but the thing that's nearest and dearest to my heart is, i really want to join a cheese of the month club. >>

. >>> finally this noon, the scotty dog has a new nemesis in monopoly.iron. if you are an iron fan, it's gone. the token with a cat. people from more than 120 countries cast their votes. the game pieces have changed several times since the 1930s. but this is a very first time fans have had a say-so on which token to eliminate and what would replace it. so the iron is gone. my favorite. >> i like the boot. >> the boot. >> they are probably going to come out with another game that you can decide what you want. >> when was the last time you played monopoly? >> i play monopoly a lot. i love board games. >> it takes forever but it's a great fun game. >> we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. tune in tonight at 5:00 we'll have more on the fire and the rest. take care. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com announcer: cbs wednesday, a csi event. i'm looking for d.b. russell. announcer: a crime in vegas... taylor: where is she? how well do you know christine? i love this woman. announcer: ...ends in new york. ♪ i follow you down... ♪ i'll ca

scottie pippen actually helped him blow out his candles, but nobody seemed to notice. [ light laughterobody noticed at all. i want to wish a happy birthday to my girl, vanna white, who turned 56 years old today. [ applause ] happy birthday, vanna white. or as "wheel of fortune" contestants put it, "hippy borthday?" [ laughter ] it takes awhile. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ shoulda bought a vowel, shoulda bought a vowel. with tax season coming up -- i guess it's actually if you bought the letter "a," you would have known it's happy birthday. >> steve: well, yeah. you wouldn't need -- >> jimmy: hippy borthdee. >> steve: hippy bordee. >> jimmy: hippy bordee. >> steve: hippy bordie? anthony bourdain. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: um, get this, you guys, a new study found that humans are slowly getting less intelligent. i was gonna read the whole study, but i'm just gonna wait for the movie. [ laughter ] this isn't good. in the last week, the season premieres of "survivor" and "the amazing race" had their lowest ratings yet. you could tell reality show producers are worried because on "survivor

only 2 and 3 years old, scotty and chris were short, physically weak, and severely retarded with iq's in the 30's. they had triangular, elfin fas, crossed eyes, and sweet diositions those were the first two brothers with this contiguous gene syndrome that i've spent my whole career studying, as mccabe and his associates were to learn, christopher and scotty had a rare combination of three genetic disorders. but at first their condition was a puzzle. it was not a trivial situation because they had been accused of child abuse. we now recognize that part of that disease is having thin bones, osteoporosis. he was at a babysitter's and he had broken his femurs, and i think that's why we were accused that somebody beat him. and he wasn't. it was just real brittle bones. edward mccabe: i worked very hard to expunge that history from the record. took me about three years. and they carried a letter with them from me in case anything happened. the first clue to the genetic basis for the boys' condition came when the team analyzed their urine and found a high concentration of a sugar-like molecu

will the scottie dog co-exist with the cat? this was all a big promotional stunt for monopoly. they even made the announcement on "the today show" with a larger than life size cat. >> we have it right here on the set. >> nice. congratulations, cat. >> hasbro gave the public five choices, guitar, helicopter, robot, ring, cat. but not everyone was content with those five choices. among the suggestions twinkie, predator drone, ar-15 a space monkey, ikea monkey, chris christie eating a doughnut and naturally, donald trump's hair. but instead of running through your fingers through that -- >> would you like to turp the iron? >> sure. >> hasbro is using the new versus old token to try to pump up sales for monopoly, but watch out kitty, that iron is steamy. >> i'll seal you back here at 10:00 eastern. >> she wowed the world with an explosive performance that quieted controversy. >> there's nobody who gives the energy she gives on stage. >> a path to superstardom that started with a shy little girl. ♪ >> beyonce was really a quiet kid, kind of to herself. >> whose father launched her c

. >>> also, if you grew up in the '80s, well, luke, laura and scotty were -- now these iconic characterseral hospital" are reuniting. we'll hear what they expect to come from the big event. >>> first, we want to get to breaking news. north korea makes good on its promise, conducting a third nuclear test, despite warnings from the international community. >> president obama issued a statement vowing to continue taking necessary steps to "defend ourselves and our allies." >> abc's akiko fujita joins us from japan with the latest on this morning's test and how close north korea may be to reaching its nuclear goal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, diana. strong words from the white house this morning, say thing is a highly provocative act that undermines regional security. this is north korea's first nuclear test under new leader kim jung-un and if pyongyang's claims are true, it means they are a step closer to their stated goal of building a nuclear warhead small enough to be mounted on a missile aimed directly at the u.s. north korea confirmed the test in a statement release

separated countries within the union thus far and economics professor at boston university ignoring scotty call says the whole banking system needs to be changed and become more transparent in all countries he will share his opinion and exclusive interview to he says fisherman that's it. occupy wall street was concerned about inequality and they were concerned about what wall street was actually doing and i think we need to gradually change our financial system because we have two big problems and this is true in every country including russia. the traditional banking system the model is one of very high leverage banks borrow a lot of money promised to repay and then there's opacity they take their money and they do something with it but they don't tell you what they're doing with it so it's a very unstable situation when you promise people things and then you don't show what you're doing with their money and then and that's what happened in lehman brothers and vera stearns and. merrill lynch and all these companies that one on one under one after the other everybody started worrying becau

beam me up scotty! we have great weather?> it is going to be even nicer for tomorrow. 60s and sunshine. >> cannot beat that. we will see you at 11:00 p.m..

i hope this doesn't cause a problem with the little scottie dog. i can't have animals chasing each other on my board. maybe monopoly should concentrate more on how to make it not the most boring game on the planet. even life. at least they have the big spinner in the middle and the bulbous -- monopoly has nothing. they have a thimble. but what do you do with the monopoly iron? there are still ways to enjoy it. you can use it as a paperweight for post-its. you can use it to scrape ice off snooki's windshield. it makes a nice tool to smooth kitty litter. you can use it to spread out the butter on tiny pancakes. if you have some extras lying around, turn them into a fashionable one-of-a-kind grill. [ applause ] thank you, guillermo. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: this is interesting. not to me, but to fancy people. king richard iii was the king of exla england. he was only a king i think for two years before he was killed by king henry vii. that was in 1485. they buried him without much ceremony, so for centuries his remains were thought to have been lo

will the scottie dog co-exist with the cat? this was all a big promotional stunt for monopoly.w" with a larger than life size cat. >> we have it right here on the set. >> nice. congratulations, cat. >> hasbro gave the public five choices, guitar, helicopter, robot, ring, cat. but not everyone was content with those five choices. among the suggestions twinkie, predator drone, ar-15 a space monkey, ikea monkey, chris christie eating a doughnut and naturally, donald trump's hair. but instead of running through your fingers through that -- >> would you like to turp the iron? >> ur

. >> this video was created by a small scottie breeder in colorado. every time their favorite drink is served. check it out. >> puppy pinwheel. >> come on. >> how cute. >> their tail always goes opposite of whichever direction they go. that's how they vie for position. i'm sure one started to walk and they all followed. >> that happens every time? >> every time she puts the goat milk down that happens. >> that is adorable. >> it's -- >> it's the most adorable thing. >> our second video, hate to stop that one, but the second video comes from youtube featuring a door knocker that comes to life. ♪ >> ow. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. one more. got to see it and go. ♪ >> it's a young girl too. the funny part is when she shows her face -- >> this is ornery stuff. >> there's actually a man that's in a wheelchair and asked for help to deliver the package to get them to go, so those people are all being good samaritans helping someone take a package and then -- >> she knocked on the face. >> look how young the girl is, though? >> she knocked on her face. >> that was swee

. >> scotty, thank you very much. so long to saturday's folks. u.s. ending saturday delivery of first class mail. if congress will go for it in but the move has major ram mications for business and for you. markets right now, pretty steady this hour. energy has been the leading sector in this recent rally. so are these still -- these stocks still a hot play or are they too hot to handle now? if you thought profits were the thing that is the only thing that ceos cared about, think again. we will tell what you is keeping top guys and girls up at night. my partner sue is up at the stock exchange. sue? >> hi, ty. money-losing u.s. postal service is ending saturday delivery of first class mail. all in an effort to trim costs. postmaster general speaking to cnbc about the move and ramifications for you and for business. pearson is in washington with the plan and political fall out. hampton, you're up first. >> losing about $36 million a day, cutting saturday first class delivery will save about $2 billion a year. it is really the best short term option righ

beam me up, scotty. help me out here colonel. >> sean, you're right. i don't think water boarding is torture. it's a lot of dts comfort. i disagree with the vice president. of course water boarding can get people to talk. if it saves americans lives we ought to be doing it whenever we have to. not to just anyone out there but particular bad guys to but to compare water boarding with killing americans is two ends of the spectrum. a tight spectrum, but two ends of a spectrum. it's hard to believe the left congress isn't going after the program. this is too much there is no criteria saying well, we thought so that, is it. as. >> sean: guys coming up... >> no family making less than $250,000 a year will see any form of tax increase. >> nothing in this plan will require you or your employer to change the coverage of the doctor you have. >> sean: you any term brings brand new lies from the president. why he's broken his word again and again z then, coming up... 6. >> it's not illegal anymore. >> sean: bomb shell testimony from a top immigration expert. he re

i hope this doesn't cause a problem with the little scottie dog. animals chasing each other on my board. maybe monopoly should concentrate less on what their game pieces are and more on how to make it not the most boring game on the planet. even life, at least they have the big spinner. monopoly has nothing, they have a thimble in moe knob nopoly. what do you do with the iron? you can use it as a paperweight for post-its. you can use it to scrape ice off snooki's windshield. it makes a nice tool to smooth kitty litter. you can use it to spread out the butter on tiny pancakes. and if you have some extras lying around, turn them into a fashionable one-of-a-kind grill. [ cheers and applause ] as you're probably aware, it is flu season. it's the most shocking flu season yet. how is it possible that no one on "the bachelor" never gets the flu? they should all bebe covered in tissues and herpes, right? a lot of people who work at our show are sick, which is why you have to make sure to boil your co-workers before you interact with them. i feel particular

. >> and scotty will have to answer the question. >> john peka may have a dhl job in another city, butcan't sell the house in this market. angela, the dhl supervisor, is so worried that she's been looking for work too. >> not one call-back? >> no. >> how many places have you applied at this point, would you say, roughly? >> i would say between 35 and 40. and i've been applying for everything, for everything, in retail, in supervisor positions, warehousing positions. i don't think anything's beneath me to do, so... but i still haven't received any call-backs. >> three weeks later, angela, who spent months walking laid-off to the gate, found herself among them. today is my last day. gonna be surrendering my badge to my manager today after 18 years. it's a little--i'm 37, so that's almost half of my life i've been there. >> so it's real now. >> mm-hmm, yeah. >> and i see they took your badge. >> yeah. >> what are you thinking? >> [sighs] i just can't believe it's over. i'm not gonna see a lot of these people again. >> and with his job as a dhl bus driver ending... [pounding] mike o'machea

beam me up, scotty! help me out, colonel. >> i know, sean, you're absolutely right and i tell you again, i don't think that water-boarding is a torture, i think it's a lot of discomfort and disagree totally with the vice-president. of course, water-boarding can get people to talk and if it saves american lives we ought to be doing it whenever we have to not to just everybody out there, but the particular bad guys, but to compare water-boarding as torture with killing americans is totally two ends of the spectrum, sean. a tight spectrum, but two ends. and it's hard to believe that the left in the congress isn't going after the program. i support killing bad guys with drones, but i don't sport it the way it's laid out in that memo. >> sean: it's too much, honestly no criteria and we thought so, that's it. and guys, thank you very much. more on this coming up in the program. but coming up next. >> no family making less than $250,000 a year will see any form of tax increase. nothing in this plan will require

we will talk more about this later on this the show, scotty, about companies hoarding a lot of cash and more of this coercion or activism, if you like. but i'm interested in the fact that apple stock hasn't moved more on all of this, don't you think? >> well, it moved initially on einhorn's comment. not that much. but he has an uphill battle. trying to convince the share holders to vote against this proposal number two is seen by many people to be an uphill battle. so you know, it remains to be seen as to whether anything will actually happen, which is probably why you haven't seen a more significant move in the stock price. >> we have mr. herb greenburg with us as well, scott. listen, david einhorn is a powerful guy, a smart guy. tends to be right more than he is wrong. as big as he is, he is not nearly big fluff to push around apple though. calpers, maybe. >> what do you do when you have that much cash? i thought that was gutsy of david to do that. >> his whole thing is, let's help investors. >> but is it his role to sue them to unleash that pitch? >> he obviously thinks it is. >> tha

back to scottie. >> thanks so much.nge funds has become a popular place in the market expanding into a 1$1.4 trillion industry. at the largest etf conference, joined by one of the largest pieners of that boom. >> jack brennan is a big etf backer. he just addressed the conference. you said they were an innovation on money par with money funds. why is it so important? >> they're a better product, better way to get exposure and better way to implement strategies in a liquid low cost and transparent way. what's wrong with that? >> you love them but you said you had problems with some parts of the market, particularly what you call fringe products. what do you mean by fringe products? and be specific. >> a very small niche or they are strred they are highly levered and the problem is they tempt people to get involved with them even though they don't understand what the underlying strategy or financial structure is. i worry about products like that splattering mud on the core of the industry, which is such a powerful force. >

stephanie: you have a scotty named what's his name? he's handsome and row map particular.te and everything, that won at westminster. to me, he looks like a monkey dog. >> that's exactly what he is. caller: he resembles somebody a lot, too and i'm not going to say. stephanie: mary. >> you had to get racist on it. caller: the portuguese water dog won his class. gee. i wonder why. stephanie: oh, because the president has a portuguese water dog. caller: when he's out of office, i feel bad for that dog. they know nothing about that breed. stephanie: how do you even know that? caller: because they -- please. they know nothing. every time you see that poor dog, he's on a leash. stephanie: hardly anyone has their dog on a leash. caller: you never mention poor barney dying. stephanie: i didn't -- i feel bad about barney dying. caller: yeah, yeah, he was the most loved dog in the white house. stephanie: and the president and his family don't love bo, is that what you're saying? caller: they never bring the poor dog up. stephanie: how do you know? caller: well, you know what? every t

you know, beam me up, scotty!me out. >> remember, that after the north koreans had the most recent nuclear test the president in the state of the union said they'll pay a real price for this. they must be laughing all the way to the bank. they've made nothing for for anything in north korea and i suspect they have total contempt with the u.s. government with the current leadership. all of this is very dangerous and frankly, what the senators did, they served notice to the president if he insists on hagel, he probably can get him nominated and get him through, but he's now taking on himself, president obama, the responsibility for the defense department and if anything goes wrong on hagel's watch it's going to come right back to the president because he ignored these warnings. >> sean: what are we to make of a news media and you've dealt with the news media and some of your best lines during the presidential debate season had to do with the news media, if i recall. but you have russia circling guam with missiles, n

they have come off a little bit but nonetheless, the question here is scottie, as the economy improves will yields continue to rise? anthony is at the nymex and jim yurio, given the economic strength and not the "great rotation" out of bonds, how long will the sell-off continue? >> i think it's still got legs to if. you mentioned jobless claims two weeks below 350, the m&a seems alive in this country, discounting what's happening in europe. investors are looking for risk after two years of looking for safety. >> what do you reckon, jim, not just how high rates are going to go, it's also how fast they'll go higher, that's a big concern as well. >> no question. this isn't a story that's developed today, this is a story going on for a couple months and in the option pits behind us we've seen big money search for downside price protection, upside yield protection and at the end of the day it's in a well-defined trend and yields seem to be heading higher. i have 218 as my point on the upside. this is a story finding better value elsewhere, that's what money thinks in my opinion 2% in the te

now with the edition of kitty cat, scotty the dog has a new arch enemy to chase around and attempt toers warning of a potential financial apocalypse. they are pushing their state to consider making its own money. you go, virginia. got to make it just in case the u.s. dollar collapses. virginia state house just passed a republican backed measure that would set aside $17,000 to look into whether the state should mint its own money. state democrats have mocked the initiative mercilessly. one called the effort a dissent into serious la la land. although several other states have recently considered similar proposals making their own money. earn a college degree for 10,000 bucks. that's u.s. not virginia. may sound like internet scam. at public universities and colleges in handful of state it's becoming reality. college television has skyrocketed. average for in state tuition is currently more than 8600 bucks a year. 4% higher than last year. add it up it's nearly 35 grand before inflation. keep in mind that does not include the room and the board and the books and the fees that can nearly

. >> thank you very much, scotty. you saw it, halftime bringing the heat. carl icahn turning it up big time in his battle against bill ackman in herbalife. the next round in the fight against two wall street titans. then how vulnerable is your smart phone? hackers. it's not pretty. we will bring up a new list of concerns and cautions that you need to take. then, nobody can protect themselves from this. take a look at this. this is russia today. and it is not a movie set. that's a real life meteor and hundreds of people have been hurt. we have that amazing story for you straight ahead on "power lunch." but my partner, bill griffith, is in for ty today. ty is under the weather so we sent bill down to the nyse. >> hi, sue. here on the floor of the new york stock exchange, every single television was tuned into cnbc in the laugh hour and the sound was turned way up. you could hear carl icahn's voice resonating against the walls of the new york stock exchange. as we all know, the fight started on cnbc on january 25. ackman versus icahn going at it. ackman announ

and whether or not they are winning that psychological battle with you is the absolute key, scotty, to the fed policy and whether or not it works. >> we know -- hang on, b.k. we know if it's up to evans, they're not going to be tightening anytime soon because he's been one of the most dovish members and he's been consistent in his commentary -- >> it's more than evans. it's bernanke and there are others. i think the center of the board is in favor of this policy of, we are going to keep the policy the way it is even with the big number that steve's talking about. >> steve, thanks so much. >> my pleasure. e-mail me and let me know what you're talking about. >>> will europe's emerging problems bring the rally to an abrupt halt? let's bring in gemma. thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much. >> you watch the markets closely it does appear as though there's a little more skepticism lately on what's going on over in europe. would you agree? >> yeah, caution is definitely coming back into the markets because more is needed for stability. what we're talking about is growth. a lot o

we are getting a few scotty areas of snow baltimore and carol county. mixed deal this morning. we could see a few flurries and snow showers this afternoon as well. the first is likely several lawsuits against carnival cruise lines have been filed. federal court filing comes a day after passengers in mobile alabama. what's next for passengers and a that crude ship. >> after a celebration passengers of the carnival vie um of headed hem trying to put memories of a nightmare vacation behind them. >> trina briggs of staten island new york after an engine fire cut power and knocked out the ship's sanitation system. it was in the deck for good. >> how are you? >> he made it back to illinois and wasn't taking anything for granted. >> meanwhile as passengers slowly made their way home in the mobile ship yard trying to figure out exactly what caused that fire and turned the draem vacation into a nightmare. it hasn't been flushd in four-days. >> they have apologized offering incentives to future travel to affected passengers. that might not be enough. >> we attend

it looks like scotty the dog has a new nemesis thanks to saver token campaign on facebook.es voted and in the final hours the iron wheelbarrow and shoe were neck and neck for elimination. this is the first time fans have had a say on which token to eliminate and replace. i like the iron because it scoots right along the board. >> you wouldn't have taken out the iron? >> no. >> the shoe? >> maybe the shoe. certainly not the thimble. >> i think the wheelbarrow. >> iron out, cat in. >>> from the superdome to the grammy stage the next big performance for the newtown kids choir. >> good-bye super bowl, hello mardi gras. the huge job to get new orleans ready for another big party. coming up. [ telephone rings ] good evening this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service® works for thousands of home businesses. because at usps.com® you can pay, print and have your packages picked up f

so great to work with you, scotty. >> likewise, sue. know what's going to happen over the next hour. i'm scott wapner in today for bill griffith. a rebound for the market, at least for now after yesterday's 200-point loss. investors like what they are hearing from ben bernanke today, that the easy money will keep coming from the fed. >> indeed, but reaction to that and more is coming up from our special guest ray duffy. he's executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. he's here exclusively. he's going to be with us here for the whole 4:00 hour and has a lot to say about the stock market, the economy and a lot more. we'll ask him about the reports he's in talks with germany's bourse. >> a warning about the sequester cuts kicking in and a warning that the banks could be hardest hit if congress doesn't make a deal. the author of that very report is here exclusively. >> look forward to that. let's get you up to date on the markets. with the dow jones industrial average up 117 points on the trading session, the high of the day was

scotty, i would point out volume. take a look at the difference.here at the new york stock exchange. you're not seeing the kind of volume on the europe side that you would like to see. having said that, i would not be fighting the fed in this market. we're here right now talking about the end of the day. with you seeing anything in terms of action at the end. day here that could -- that could change the story? >> we're seeing panic short covering. you know, you're never short a dull tape and had a dull tape and this kind of movement with lack of volume and the