storks, flyaway.away. ♪ >> it is approaching 56 past the hour between the bloombergtv is "on the markets." armon julie hyman up. first up, burlington stores. third-quarter loss did widen but came into better than analyst estimates. shares following the most since iny went public back october. autozone, the nation's largest automobile parts retailer, topping estimates. performance boosted by the addition of new stores in the u.s. and mexico. let's get you caught up on the broader markets. after a record close for the s&p 500, stocks pulling back to some degree as they weigh a fed tapering and budget talks in washington. down a little more than three and the other two markets falling in similar fashion. let's look at the treasury market. little change as well. yields falling in little at the longer rent of the curve. they are attracted by the increase in yields we have seen near their highest in about three months time. fed tapering and the prospect factoring into the treasury trade as well. with just t

travis stork. an emergency medicine physician and co-host of "the doctors." >> so, dr.rk, you agree with this editorial, you say unless you're deficient in something, a multivitamin is basically useless? >> well, i think that there's been a lot of evidence out there that people who are taking multivitamins may very well be wasting their money. i really don't think there's a lot of harm in it. and so based upon these studies, i wouldn't tell people if they love doing it that they have to stop. but i've always told patients if you're going to supplement, discuss it with your doctor first. because the reality is unless you're deficient in something you probably are wasting your money. >> but, sanjay, could they also be dangerous? what kind of risks are people actually running? i read in this article there maybe some dangers. >> yeah, certainly first of all people taking that and thinking they don't have to eat as well because of that there's some danger in that. as travis said this is largely an unregulated industry as well. so you're not always going to get the same thing

stork -- itt is a is a stork -- it his historic. picked on her hard work and success, not because of her gender. i am proud of the history our company has in terms of promoting qualified my nori and female -- minority and female employees. >> this or a change in leadership takes place next month. >> shareholders were interested in comments of the dividend. >> stocks moved a lot higher on this with improved cash flow. he says the company is in a better position -- at a position -- better position. he permitted big sales of the jeep -- of the company's electric car. >> we will sell more volts this year. we will sell more than audi cars. there are 230. >> while he was speaking out, he also shared his view on the economy saying that europe is showing signs of life and there is monkey business going on. >> the united states at times fiscal, called a monetary manipulator. i would attach that to japan. that is an important part of it and one that i think needs to be watched very carefully. >> handling a lot of topics, gm shares up 40%. you

travis stork, co-host of "the doctors."vitamin is useless unless you're deficient in something? >> i think there is a lot of evidence out there that people who are taking multi vitamins may very well be waisting money. i don't think there is a lot of harm in it so based upon these studies i wouldn't tell people that love doing it they have to stop but i've always told patients if you're going to supplement, discuss it with your doctor first because unless you're deficient in something, you're probably wasting money. >> sanjay, could they be dangerous? kind of risks are people actually running? i read in this article there may be dangers. >> certainly, first of all, people taking and it thinking they don't have to eat as well because of that, there is some danger in that. as travis said, it's largely an unregulated industry, as well. you're not always going to get the same thing in every pill or bottle, but there is potential danger with mega dosing. if a little bit is good, more is better. vitamin e for example, a lot of ho

i knew the losses since been introduced in india making stork and foreigners non sexual harassment the crime. however despite the changes that has been an increase in such abundance in india the chinese government has said that a police crackdown in the minced meat or teaching jang reaching and what stitch on the walls of the mill the comments for my crutches on sunday which lead to fourteen at saints and two police officers being killed raging claim the fourteen killed when terrorists who use the lights and combs to attack police. join as communist regime has been tackling an ongoing insurgency search engine based islamist militants the business grew from the weekend. current policy which creates a separate state in western china. you know play with the group initiate to the deadly attack in beijing's tiananmen square which led to fight people being killed in a feather thirty eight inches. she and jack has been unstable since two thousand knowing when riots took place else to hundreds are killed in clashes between chinese authorities in the likud week in population in the trenches wit

year for the house of representatives so far there have only been fifty bills and acted and so law a stork low for even modern day congress it is in two thousand and eleven the first year of the hundred twelfth congress eighty one bills were signed into law by the president capitol hill picked up steam in two thousand and twelve passed another two hundred two bills this gave the hundred twelve congress two hundred eighty three total was making it the biggest do nothing congress thus far however with the fifty six bills passed into law this year it looks as though the one hundred thirteenth congress could break this record here's how i presented it judy chu feels about this. i think it's a crying shame when i first got here we were the most productive congress ever we passed the affordable care act frank and the biggest increase to college scholarships ever but this has been a do nothing congress and we have so many important things to do including extending unemployment benefits i'm just really distressed by the state of things. so let's talk about what the legislative priorities of the hu

community rallying for his release now the entire media machine is covering mandela's death and his stork legacy as well they should however it's being framed with a neocolonial bias of american exceptionalism see what the media won't tell you is who nelson mandela really was and what he really stood for and how it was actually the good old central intelligence agency that was responsible for his arrest in the first place that's right a former cia official admitted in one thousand nine hundred eighty it was the agency that provided the details of mandela's whereabouts and turn him over to south african security they had dasa to call it quote one of our greatest coups so what else is the media not telling you to start did you know mandela was a communist yes the big red. scary c word has just confirmed that he was indeed a member of the south african communist party at the time of his arrest and it's not too much of a shock when you consider how mandela equated poverty and inequality to slavery in apartheid as social evils same quote overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity it's an a

live from moscow this is our attempt on thomas clyde with the retort of storks. now you're seeing one of the rallies in ukrainian capital pro eu demonstrators are on your lap they've been camped out in kiev for several weeks now the pro government crowd has joined in as well. tens of thousands of people have come from all over ukraine to show their support for president the honor code which accused paul scott is inky. you can see the cars trucks in the sea between the two opposing rallies right behind me is independence when receiving the hearts of the opposition movement for the last number of weeks now i can see the barricades between build one for justice and reinforced in the last couple of days with the condoms to the left hand side of the seas europeans class and this is the scene of a rally in support of the president we can get a sense of exactly how close the outcry to the anti government supporters although lightweight separate think are the two camps adjusted to my right hand side note we take the fruits of the main thoughts of europeans wet weather ma

the top one percent of income earners hit a stork milestone in two thousand and twelve the incomes of the over rich grew by twenty percent from the previous year and for the first time in recorded history is one percenters now hold one fifth of all household income not only have the michael bloomberg and jamie diamond of the world survive the economic downturn but they're the rise in more than ever before hell the six family heirs of the wal-mart fortune are now worth more than the bottom forty percent of americans meanwhile having a college degree no longer guarantees you would job and more and more people are seeing their benefits lashed and homes foreclosed upon but the lifestyles of the rich and famous couldn't be further removed from the reality unfolding across the nation because millions of dollars comes in handy when you want to private mercenary force at your disposal. i park international the six min time information is used for the most dangerous situations the most crowded rooms each man at a different point each responsible for a different area it's all about protecting t

start up tensions with america's closest allies in the region that's right even though this has been a stork diplomatic agreement israeli prime minister netanyahu has already called the negotiation. storage mistake for the so many pieces on the chess board it's hard to make sense of who is really benefit in the long run and how to break it all down i'm joined by national coordinator for the answer coalition that's right thanks for coming in so negotiations with iran of course are ruffling many feathers israeli prime minister netanyahu saudi arabia is it that the u.s. is actually shifting its policy in the middle east well it's possible that there could be a shift the obama administration is advocating for only for a change in policy towards iran there is of course as you know both the israeli opposition and massive opposition inside of congress and from the military industrial complex against any such but i have to say it is the same sions have taken a huge toll on the iranian people the american government and the european union didn't allow iran to sell oil they froze their bank assets any

the top one percent of income earners hit a stork milestone in two thousand and twelve the incomes of the over rich grew by twenty percent from the previous year and for the first time in recorded history is one percenters now hold one fifth of all household income not only have the michael bloomberg and jamie diamond of the world survive the economic downturn but there is a rise in more than ever before how the six family heirs of the wal-mart fortune are now worth more than the bottom forty percent of americans meanwhile having a college degree no longer guarantees you would job and more and more people are seen their benefits flashed and homes. foreclosed upon but the lifestyles of the rich and famous couldn't be further removed from the reality unfolding across the nation because millions of dollars comes in handy when you want to private mercenary force at your disposal. that clark international the six man dime information is used for the most dangerous situations the most crowded rooms each man at a different point each responsible for a different area it's all about protecting

sort of tensions with america's closest allies in the region that's right even though this has been a stork diplomatic agreement israeli prime minister netanyahu has already called the negotiations i store mistake so the so many pieces on the chess board it's kind of hard to make sense of who is really benefiting in the long run and help me break it all down i'm joined by national coordinator for the answer coalition thanks for coming in so negotiations with iran of course are roughly in many feathers israeli prime minister beauty netanyahu saudi arabia is it that the u.s. is actually shifting its policy in the middle east well it's possible that there could be a shift the obama administration is advocating for only for a change in policy towards iran there is a. as you know both the israeli opposition and massive opposition inside of congress and from the military industrial complex against any such shift but i have to say this the sanctions have taken a huge toll on the iranian people the american government and the european union didn't allow iran to sell oil they froze their bank assets

. >> you never i think that stork, there are better stocks, i think china has done something shrewd forhey are eating our lunch every which way. they make a deal with apple, a way for china to get the ewa out there. >> derrick? >> keep in mind, what this does, it accesses 700 million subscribers of china h mobile, this is about the bigger apple brand unveiling itself to china community, aaple products are like potato chips, you can't eat just one, in our house for example from a phone to several other devices. charles: right now we're talking about night cap. what do you look for tomorrow? >> big news tomorrow, new home sales >> i don't think there will be big movers but i don't think the market will be up. >> no vol okay, you i don't think it matters who home saae sales go. >> santa claus rally. charles: no black swan tomorrow. >> no, it comes when it comes, if we knew, it would not be a black swan, but it is their, if you see oil pop, get out of the market. >> derrick anything that right now would raise a re-- red flag, oil or anything else? >> i would keep an eye on microscope, fed s

earlier the financial firm downgraded the company saying the storks had simply gone too far too fast. nearly tripled in value sense going public last month and still up 12 percent for the week. >> apple poor stock performance cost the ceo cook 4 million dollars. to show the commit tomorrow share holders cook had agreed to allow his shares to veingt annually based on the company stock performance. after the stock plunged from 702 perfect per share to 3 90 cook paid the price. don't feel too bad for him though. still took home 4.25 million dollars and received a bonus of nearly 3 million dollars. >>> youngest man in las vegas was all smiles when he discovered a new i-pad box under the tree at christmas but when he opened it up he found the box didn't have an i-pad in it. oh, no it was stuffed with paper. his mom miss turner bought the did he vits for son at wal-mart for 300 dollars. took it back to the store and after hours of back and forth the store finally realized customers in other states were finding the same thing. wal-mart exchanged the box of paper for a real i-pad and warning

alison kosik joins me from the stork stock exchange. almost no one predicted the kind of boom we saw in stocks this year. is this going to last? >> that's a really good question. you think about if we saw this coming a year ago today, we were about to fall off the fiscal cliff. we probably didn't expect this to happen. there's a champagnemaker ringing the closing bell here today. traders certainly have good reason to pop the cork. it's the last full trading day of 2013. i'll tell you what, what a year it's been on wall street. if you're invested in the market, you've probably made a lot more money than if you're just let's say parking it in your savings account. you look at the dow up 26% for the year, the nasdaq up 38%. the s&p 500 which is what most of our retirement and mutual funds track is up 29%. remember, in a typical year, you're looking at a gain closer to 8% on the s&p 500. that double digit return is stunning. now the main driver for the markets has been the fed stimulus. fed's been pumping billions per month into the economy

the advocate magazine says even though he is against same sex marriage he has shown a stork change.this year in response to a question about gays and the church, the pope said if a person is gay and seeks the lord with good will, whom a i to judge? >>>napolitano also led a delegation to the closing of the 2010 winter olympics in canada. two openingly gay athletes are also part of that u.s. delegation. tennis legend billy jean king will be at opening ceremony. and katelyn an ice hockey player will represent the u.s. at the closing ceremony. all of this comes at a time when russia has been under fire for national laws that ban so- called gay propaganda. >>> following in the footsteps of bat kid the city of vallejo is launching a super hero of its own. the city will release the identity of wonder girl. she is a young girl fighting cancer. a group of people in vallejo wanted to surprise her with her own day as a super hero. especially when they found out the young girl is a big fan of wonder woman. the itinerary has not been released yesterday. >>> in just about an hour, the oakland pol

community rallying for his release now the entire media machine is covering mandela's death and his stork legacy as well they should however it's being framed with a neocolonial bias of american exceptionalism see what the media won't tell you is who nelson mandela really was and what he really stood for and how it was actually the good old central intelligence agency that was responsible for his arrest in the first place that's right a former cia official admitted in one thousand nine hundred eighty it was the agency that provided the details of mandela's whereabouts and turn him over to south african security they also said they had to call it quote one of our greatest coups so what else is the media not telling you to start did you know mandela was a communist yes the big red scary c word was just confirmed that he was indeed a member of the south african communist party at the time of his arrest and it's not too much of a shock when you consider how mandela equated poverty and inequality to slavery in apartheid as social evils same quote overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity

they look for the stork market for clues as which way to go. is that correct or incorrect?s incorrect. first of all our job is to do what is necessary for the real economy. the bond markets are of course focused on intensity of what we're doing at intermead yacht or longer part of the yield curve -- intermediate. we're not driven bit stock market. i never heard ben bernanke who i speak to constantly ever say he is worried about the stock market. it is really what is good for the real economy and good for the american people. we have difference of opinion but that is what we're guided by. david: on the other hand back in may and june when the stock market went bananas because of talk of tapering it looked like there was an all-out p.r. campaign orchestrated by the fed to try to calm the markets. >> bond market used term bananas that is not fed-like term. the bond markets shot up 100 basis points. that is where you had to focus on the attention. i referred to the pural hogs. i like to translate to plain english like you, david. david: final question. this gets to the whole id

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i take you farther to the south northbound on 101 at rain stork avenue we have a crash out there blockinget a cleaner air mass, just not today. well above average temperatures again. a few 70s in our streams, morgan hill, santa cruz and gloefrdale. low clouds roll in tonight with a sea breeze. that brings us cooler, >>> good morning, america. some people tell me i'm just too good for morning tv. i say, well, ron, try it. i mean, if stepapopolous. i mean, if step -- jorge stepanealewski, and robin can do morning tv, why not a certain mr. burgundy? now, i'm sure i've got your attention, america. keep it classy, "gma." >> keeping it classy this morning. not with ron burgundy. but we do have will ferrell and baxter right there. looking forward to talking to them about "anchorman 2." so much fun. i guess we've both seen it now. >> i couldn't stop laughing. it was fantastic. >>> much more ahead with john mayer and katy perry. we're just minutes away from that world exclusive premier of their new video. ♪ who you love >>> and we have something exciting to tell you about after john mayer and katy

if this is the track that it takes, this could mean possibly 6 to 8 inches of snow in stork city, 8 toces like boston. we're talking snow in the northeast, significant when you're talking about temperatures in the teens and single digits across much of the country with this storm system. not only the snow, it's going to bring cold temperatures and folks better bring layers today, to times square. let me just tell you, it is very, very cold. we're less than 18 hours away, guys, from the big moment, watching the ball drop. this place will be packed in a couple of hours for sure. >> you're going to stay right there to secure your position? >> you have a front row seat. >> not a chance! you know what, i'm going to tell all of my friends, you know what i was in times square for new years eve. >> that's true. >> i was there. >> you have pictures to prove it. you might want to photo shop some other people in the crowd. >> that's the way all of us go to bed at 6:00 p.m. >> i saw her leave with the studio and she had a bag of layers. she's very well prepared. >> jennifer, hang in there. >>> nex

and that is not a stork as we always say. i thought it was a rating agency.said i'm waiting until the euro is at parity of the dollar. >> it's really not happening. i think the conventional wisdom here is the euro should've come down off the taper news and it has not. i think part of the reason, end of the year portfolio flows, still a little bit of money chasing invest. and maybe skewing the flows for the time being. when you have fundamentals going one way, you have to trust price action. it has a reasonable chance to go to 1.40 and surprise a lot of people and squeeze out a lot of shorts before it takes the innatural turn to the downside. too many people leaning -- >> maybe you're right, maybe when it got down under 1.35, we knew there was going to be a taper now predicting improvement in europe eventually. >> that's true. they're also betting on the fact that the euro zone starts to recover and it's going to attract some flows. but i still think longer term euro has to weaken a little bit. if nothing else, if it goes to 1.40, it's going to stifle the reco

norman rockwell's painting tells the storks a little girl holds up her doll as the trusted family doctor listens to it with his stethoscope. the caring, compassionate physician takes the time to reassure a concerned little girl. mr. president, i write the doctor-patient relationship is a very special bond. it requires faith and trust for a patient to allow me to cut into their body, to remove a tumor, to replace a worn-out joint, to fix a broken bone to repair a torn ligament and, above all else, to do no harm. now, the president knew of that special relationship between people and their doctors. that's why when he was trying to gain support for the health care law, he made a clear and simple promise to the american people. the president said, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor, period. now people all across the country are finding out that they can't keep their doctor. the same law that has caused millions of americans to lose the hirns tha health insurance d for them is now causing them to lose their doctor. people who are shopping for insurance on government exchanges a