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give us your thoughts on that and tweet us @cnbcclosingbell. >>> so we mentioned stocks rallying backay. mary thompson has more details for us. >> as we go to the close we're about 20 points off the best levels of the day. some people said we were a little oversold going into today's session after yesterday's concerns about the global growth. but let's see how we're setting up for the week. the nasdaq is higher. as far as the worse performing sectors of the week that were broadly lower, energy of course, weakness in energy prices, utilities under pressure too, and consumer staples in the wake of the disappointing progress. now, as we ahead into the last trading weak of the month, this is how we stan, the dow, nasdaq, and s&p showing a 2% gain and the best performing sectors have been telecom and mc. today financials are the best performing. again telecom, mc, and financials. >> rallying or not, the next guest. >> eddie: guest says forgets the county grades. he is todd shoneberger. >> tot, why don't you like the blands here? >> several hurdles, you can look at the regulatory problems w

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you can tweet us cspan and include the #aca to include your tweets on our screen in coverage. let's take a call from chris in missouri. an independent there. >> caller: i just watched the minority leader on the house and i wonder if she's been drinking too much today. i'm a 100% disabled veteran. i pay for my own health care through tricare. i was medically retired from the army and my costs have gone up. my wife and i completely agree. we have a daughter finishing school and we believe in keeping your kids -- she had a procedure done. talking us even more, i can't even get a break on property taxes which have increased every year but with very little pay increase. i make less than the average american makes. i pay all my bills and pay for my health care and my dental for my family. i have even in the military we still have to pay for tricare. but why are they going to tax me to pay for somebody else's stuff? there are things we ought to do to bring down our medication cost and tort reform. >> thanks. next up is brian, a democratic who's watching us. >> caller: thanks for taki

tweet us at cnbcsquawkst. really, apps and developers are in the eyes of many in tech where the real action is right now. and not a bad small business story for america. >> no, no, not a bad one. and it is the cottage industry. i do want to point out that last night, dominos said that they find facebook add vvertising effective. remember, a huge percentage of the business is online. they have billion dollar sales online. i've been so antifacebook that i felt like in the interest of saying that i heard something good about facebook, i put it out there. >> yeah, yeah, interesting. >> coming up next, ending the week on a profitable note by running with cramer. we'll take one more look at future as we set up this friday and wait for some potentially market-moving events in europe over the weekend. back from post nine in a moment. 3q tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the 5-day moving average just crossed above the 20. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're hitting new highs. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the spx is on my radar. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and

send us a twee tweet @cnbcclosingbell. stick around.ut they can also hold you back. >>> welcome back to the show, you see the lows about 2:30 eastern time, they were down about 170 points. the worst of the day similar to the lows hit around 10:00 this morning, a huge come back in the final hour of trading finishing with buyers coming into this market. looking for value in financials in economically sensitive names. jpmorgan, lots of speculation about how big that trading loss would be. reports that it could be as high at $9 billion. jpmorgan coming back and cuts losses in happen. energy has a big come back today. the nasdaq also rallied back in the final hour, volume picked up as well, and the nasdaq down about a percent. the s&p 500 close but no cigar. that come back happening about 3:00 p.m. eastern. interday clark, nike numbers. >> revenue up 12%. that's up 14% excludeing currency charges. easterningings per share is up 6%. look at nike after hours getting hit down 7.8%. fiscal earnings down 8%. fourth quarter revenues are up. that i

thanks for tweeting into us. no chance facebook ever gets there. s soon as the rest of the orders gets executed. >> we will see the truth. thanks everybody for tweeting in. >> let's get a quick recap of the day. the dow jones industrial average getting back 25 points today. the victory in greece wasover shadowed. hitting the year row high. the s&p 500 good enough to set a three day winning streak. finishing at the best level in over a month.

if you're tweeting us, in -- we will include your tweets in our coverage today. next up is a call from st. louis, missouri. donna is an independent. >> caller: good morning. i have two things to say first off i'm so happy, i could cry. first of all, it's the best thing that's happened in a long time. moo moochers got to pay their fair share finally. and millions more will have affordable health care according to the goals and rules. thank you, roberts and thank you, god and secondly, the republicans and insurance companies and a lot of people in the media that have done a great job the last couple of years brainwashing middle class people against something that's really going to help them a lot and when this all goes into effect, people are going to see the light about how they were lied to the last two or three years. have a great day. >> next, from nixon, missouri is dan who's a republican. good morning, you're on. >> caller: yeah, partly in e response to that last response, you can go back a whole lot farther than just this aca that the court upheld. originall

for those who are not here and are watching, if you tweet use the #don'tdoublemyrate. i tell you when i look at this group, you give me confidence. all of you are participating and making sure that this democracy works the way it's supposed to. we need outstanding engineers and we need outstanding nonprofit leaders and we need outstanding entrepreneurs. but we also need outstanding citizens. that's what you guys are displaying by your presence and your activities. so keep it up. let's get this done. thanks, everybody. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> and without action by congress by july 1st, the student loan interest rates on many federal student loans will double from 3 hadn't 3% to 6.8%. >> it will actually have a reduction in federal spending. make our deficit contributions. >> taking a look now live at the senate floor. that is senator pat roberts who is the ranking republican on the agriculture committee in the senate. is senate is wrapping up a couple weeks' work on the farm bill itself. final vote is expected this afternoon. they've been voting on amendments and

she's tweeting, using facebook.n important thing for people is that the bride does still want to keep it private, though. so she might not be putting all the ideas up on facebook, but it's still a place she can share and her husband might not be on it, not everyone is on it, but they're using everything. >> speaking of facebook founder mark zuckerberg got married right after he took his company public. we've seen a lot of famous brides be trendsetters in the past. any bump in the industry as a result of priscilla chan, mark zuckerberg's wife? >> they're really interested in her. it wasn't a katherine middleton situation, but people took an interest. i think brides in general, they're looking for inspiration from everywhere and everyone. so they, you know, wanted to know who designed that dress. of course we know claire pettibone as a fabulous designer, but i think a lot of people got introduced to someone they may not have known. >> great to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next on "the wall

or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> and here at book expo america, which is book publishing industry's annual convention in new york city we are joined by drake mcfeely as chairman and president of the norton country. mr. mcfeely, we wanted to ask about some of the books that norton has coming out this fall, 2012. i want to start with this one right behind this year. >> this book, spillover, a very scary book about a very important subject. this is what happens. humans are moving deeper and deeper into the hinterlands, and as they do so we're getting a lot more animal diseases that are being transported over to the human population. it's not just aids, ebola and czars anymore and for it to the disease you haven't heard of. he has been outstanding around the world, bats, monkeys, gorillas. is a wonderful writer. i don't know if you know his book, song of the dodo which did spectacularly well, this'll be a very exciting book force this fall. >> is this also happening in the u.s. or other nations mainly? >> this is worldwide. but with the transit of people around the world now, you, disea

tweet us your feedback twittecom/bookv. book publishing trade show in new york city.ther university press is represented, that's university of chicago press. adams is the ly ge t . miutth fall of 2012. if we can start with betricks hoffman's book. >> it is the author of "health care forso." themgero ch a relatively new law. as a result of that being the only rite that we have, the rest of the health care system comes to down to a series of rationen. how the heth care has been tiony age, nor angindreltof exiv bk ste t ha today. hoffman gives a full history how it came to be put in place and how the experience on a level from everyone to soldiers wives' to victims of natural st >>s lfpic >> it's more of a history. i wouldn't call it -- anything that is going to give a history of health care is going to steer a little bit left or at least talk about waying we can make it aiele ol a d the university of chicago press have a point view when we choose book. >> we try not to. all of our books are vetted by readers a boardof university itk,tbdilfi n i ft e looking for strong c

. >>> earlier this hour we asked you to tweet us and tell us why you like summer. been rolling in. we have a lot to get to. i wrote -- al you wrote, you love what? >> kids in the pool and nonstop grilling. good times. >> they are good times. >> tweeting right now. >> i am. i'm saying the same thing. >> i'm saying i love summer because summer is a freedom. as a kid, no school, fun with friends, the time of year when people let go and have fun. >> love it. >> i tweeted melty ice cream cones. i love that about summer. >> would you bite the bottom of the cone off. >> absolutely. when i bite the ice cream i could never do that. >> no. get the ice cream headache. do you like your ice cream melted? >> yes. >> i like mine frozen. >> like a soup. >> vanilla or chocolate. >> chocolate of course. >> i like vanilla. actually neopolitan. >> strawberry. >> strawberry, vanilla, chocolate. >> neopolitan, they take out the strawberry, i eat the strawberry. i just like it. >> now kids are just getting out of school. this the best time of the summer. once you hit late july, i start g

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don't forget to tweet us using #edshow. >>> welcome back. later this month, the supreme court could roll back parts of president obama's health care law. the three major insurance providers say they will keep key provisions in place. regardless of the court's decision. however, this could be just a bait and switch. united health care and humana announced today they plan to let customers keep children on their plans until the age of 26. keep free preventative care. do away with lifetime benefit limits. eliminate retroactive termination of coverage. and continue independent appeals of coverage decisions. edna plans to do the same except for benefit limits and early termination. they will not uphold the most popular provision that bans discrimination of children with preexisting conditions. a recent "new york times" poll shows 85% of americans believe insurance companies should cover people with pre-existing conditions. we here at "the ed show" are a bit skeptical of large for-profit insurance companies who have not shown goodwill to their cust