this is admission inmate, sharon thompson. >> i didn't want to come back.hat i -- um, i won't be back after this time, i know that. but i violated my probation, so here i am. >> it has now been six hours since these new arrivals were processed. >> we've been sitting here the whole time. >> that's it. ready for a cigarette. >> definitely. definitely ready for a cigarette. >> we are. >> our nerves have not calmed down. >> they gave us shampoo and deodorant and her deodorant had been used because it's got the brown stuff on it. i'm telling the truth. >> i'm walking outside. >> soon the new inmates will be escorted to a dormitory where they each will be assigned a bunk and a locker. >> this dorm is divided into four quads. so we can house 136 in here. we have had as many as 160. crowded, especially if it's hot. uncomfortable. a little tenser than normal. >> i do not like this place. this is my first experience, and i wished it was my last. >> you don't have none of the luxuries whatsoever. what little bit you do have, it's a little more costly than it is on the

sharon. the trading action here, mary thompson joins us with the latest.e again, treading water today, mary. >> a little bit, sue. the volume picked up from yesterday the jewish holidays keeping a lid on volume, the average for markets, remain mixed. we see consumer stocks getting a bid today. look at the s & p consumer sector, close to an all-time high, consumer staple, keep in mind. the dow jones trim average has been performing pretty well, lower now, when it does move to the positive territory, these are stocks leading the gains within the dow, the consumer staples, coca comb la, procter & gamb gamble, a four-year high, kraft foods and walmart higher earlier, just turned lower. also very strong today, health care stocks. these two hitting intraday all-time high today, within the dow components. once again, health care stock, drug companies, merck, pfizer, both of these performing well along with johnson & johnson in today's session. the laggard, as was the case yesterday the dow transports, despite the fact we have a little bit of a pull back in crude

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thompson. the latest moves on energy and metals, go to sharon epperson at the nymex. >> reporter: good morning. we're seeing commodities churning a bit, but still oil prices near the highest levels in four months' time. gold and silver near seven months' high as the markets do try to digest the fed's action as well as all of the turmoil that we're witnessing around the middle east and protests continuing in afghanistan, indonesia, a number of countries around the middle east and north africa region. also, though, these high prices highlight the impact that it could have on the global economy. and some traders and analysts are saying that perhaps is what is causing a bit of a damper on the rise that we have seen recently. also keep in mind we're waiting to see, of course, how the markets will react to the latest decision by the u.s. in terms of iranian sanctions, and they have upheld the status quo for many eu nations as well as for japan. granting them waivers once again against having to cut their oil imports. keep in mind as we watch all of this, we are continuing to watch as well what is hap

sharon epperson. let's bring in mary thompson with a look at what's moving through the nyse.at's right. what's interesting, carl, the dow has lost about 20 points in the last five minutes or so. what we're seeing is some buying in the consumer staple stocks providing support to the dow companies like coca-cola. but again, giving up some of those gains recently, we continue to see weakness in materials and some of the energy stocks too keeping pressure on the broader markets. and of course, tech keeps jumping in and out of positive territory today. overshadowing the markets the earnings report from federal express. it's also hitting transports hard which are much weaker yesterday than the broader markets. today, continuing with that theme down 65 points. again in the wake of that earnings warning. take a look at the sector check. because as i mentioned, investors taking a nibble at some of the safer sectors, consumer staples higher, also health care moving higher today, as i mentioned tech, trading close to an 11 1/2 year high, consumer discretionaries. biotech at a historic h

. >> sharon, thank you so much. bring in mary thompsonhange with a look at what's moving and a little looks like sector rotation to some degree here. >> a little bit of that, carl. we are seeing the markets, they look like making a bid for recovery right ahead of the european close. we saw tech come off its lows as you have seen crude oil come off its lows as well. that provided some support. we have slipped back. what we're seeing today is persistent concerns not only about europe as simon pointed out but also about the economy here in the u.s. and new home sales were less robust than expected and also a diesel demand declining for the second week in a row as sharon point out and also putting pressure on the markets. tech stocks are leading the way today. materials are weaker as well as gold has fallen although it is off the lows and energy consumer discretionary led by the home builders and financials are the big sectoring moving to the downside. on the plus side we have seen investors continue to take a defensive position and utilities