ty's going to show us how to play that in a minute. but first, deutsche bank's joe joining us. >> silver lining, sue, a lot of weakness in defense. it's completely at odds with what the department of treasury said we spent last quarter. number two, private sales to domestic final purchases, which is gdp excludeing inventories, excludeing government and exports, that's the running at 2.7 slightly below what we saw. it's not great. it's okay. so it's sort of like a muddle through things are getting better, just not that strong. >> on the other hand consumer spending was stronger. people are buying bigger ticket items. >> you're right. consumer spending was stronger, sue. it would have been over 3% if not for the weather because those warm temperatures caused housing consumption of services, utility bills to fall, that was probably equal if not greater than any boost housing might have gotten because of the weather. >> you're still optimistic. >> very much optimistic. >> thanks, joe. appreciate it very much. there you have it, ty, back to

. >> thanks, ty. we have breaking news now from the chicago bond pits where $29 billion in 7-year notes were just auctioned off. rick santelli is tracking the action. and of course we're going to get ricky's grade from the cme. hi, rick. >> hi. well, the yield at auction on those $29 billion 7-years was 1.347. historic low yield at an auction for that maturity. the wi market around 135.50 offered at 135. lower yield, higher price. so i'm giving this a b as the auction. let's go through the internals. 2.83 very close to the 10-auction average. 38% plus on the indirects also very close. where we did see acceleration, 17.7 directs and that is much higher than the 13%. dealers took down 44%, which the lower the dealers maybe means of course more investor demand. that's a good thing. so a solid b auction. the last of the three in terms of the $99 billion this week. sue, back to you. >> we will take it, rick. thank you very much. several key quarterly reports though are out today. first on our radar is ups.

. >> good to see you, ty. indeed, that's what everybody is talking about down here or one of the things everybody is talking about down here. we want to start by showing you two apple charts. now, this is the year to date chart you're going to be looking at. as you can see, it's a pretty decent percentage gain on apple. notwithstanding today's move to the downside. overall, the stock is up almost 40%. but since april 8th, things have really turned around. and apple shares are down about 11%. causing a lot of pain for investors. jon fortt is our apple watcher. he's looking ahead to today's numbers amid some rather ominous signs, jon. >> let me clarify. apple is still growing like crazy. more than enough to justify the multiple where it's trading now using traditional methods. wall street's expectations have gone sky high. there's the possibility the actual results could disappoint. the whispered number is 33 million iphones. based on numbers we've seen from at&t and verizon that's going to be very hard to hit.

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>> it does, ty. if you look at that acquisition last week of $5 billion acquire of activist has made a game changing deal for them. they're going to be the third largest pharma in the world. secondly, the synergy's there now they'll open to a global market. that's the biggest difference in the generic market. you need to have the global platform for distribution. i like novo. seeing the insulin demand seems endless. the diabetes epidemic continues to grow as eastern countries adapt to western civilization and eating habits. finally, i like teva. they are the big dogs. number one in the pharmaceutical world. and they epitomize the saying of go big or go home. they have a global platform and continuing to acquire. i think all three have seen a nice buying opportunity here in the pharma, ty. >> number one in generic pharmaceutical -- >> excuse me. number one in the generic, which i'm focused on inside the pharma. >> fantastic, thank you very much. sue. >> ty, platinum prices just closing. while gold, si

ty, over to you. >> sue, thank you very much.t get used to the idea the fed chief holding news conferences. is there anything you would like to see him say or specifically not say? >> what i would like to see them say is pay some attention to europe and china other than just the throw away statements. to me in my mind that's clearly what's controlling our markets. you take a look at cat's report. very good except what's happening outside the u.s. so address it and let's hear what's going on. >> england in a double dip recession. >> absolutely. >> as of this morning. steve weiss, thanks very much. that will do

four away from tying it, five away from breaking it. but he's been at 14 since father's day weekend, 2008, when he won at torey pines, in one of the greatest performances the sport has ever seen, playing with what was at the time a hairline fracture of his left leg, playing on one leg, seemingly, winning in a play-off against rocco mediate. that's been a full cycle if you go back around here, that's been a long time. four years ago since he last won a major championship. we know all the relationships, both physical and off-the-course issues that have prevented him from being able to come back and win another major. he seems right now, at this very point, going into this weekend, more ready than any other time since '08 at 24ry pines to win a major. >> rose: the two questions i have about him, one, the physical question. how good a shape and does he have concerns about where he is in terms of the injuries he's had and having to pull out several weeks ago from a tournament. the other question is how good or different is the competition? >

diana. >> well, that's right, ty. just outside phoenix in whitman, arizona, where ripson homes is rising again. today's actually their tenth anniversary. but they haven't built a home in three years. two weeks ago they opened up the model home again and the customers began streaming in. it's all about supply and price point. supply of homes under $250,000 in phoenix is down 42% from a year ago to less than a 25-day -- that's day, supply. foreclosures down 52% annually. investors are eating up what's left of those leaving regular home buyers heading back to the builders. you haven't built a home in three years. what makes you say now is the time to start digging again? >> well, now's the time because we've been studying the marketplace. we are familiar with the supply and demand dynamics. and we noticed beginning late last summer, early last fall that the prices -- homes priced less than $100,000 the market was becoming very tight. over the last several months those prices that price point increased such that today hom

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. >> a wind had agusta would have been filled mickelson four green jackets tying him with tiger woods and arnold palmer. it all changed on the par-5 second hole. >> this one could be very nice, could be very nice. yes! >> just the fourth double eagle in masters history. meanwhile, filled struggled badly on the fourth hole. his tee shot bounces into the bushes, he would triple bogey and never fully recover. bubba watson had a string of four straight birdies on the back nine. after louis missed his birdie putt, watson had a chance to win. this was for the green jacket. sudden death we go for the first time since 2009. louis shot from the rough, short of the green. watch where watson is on the second playoff hole. he has a wedge from 155 yds out and he hooks it 40 yds in the air and everyone goes nuts. he then taps in for the birdie and the wind. it was very emotional. his dad died a couple of years ago and here he is, an emotional call for winning the masters. his first career major. >> how do you put into words? >> i never got this far in my dreams to talk. it is a blessing, to go home

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then franzen scores what he thinks is the game-tying goal at the horn but the refs say tying expired. she predators win 3-2, and lead the series 2-1. >> in the east, things escalate between the fliers and the pentagon wind. the penguins are dominated. briere with the three on two with a goal. flyers shocked the penguins, 8-4, they can sweep the series on wednesday night. >>> teeing it off, final round of the heritage, not a good weekend for luke don navmentd 16 stroappedz back, out of the number one ranking, giving it back to rory mcilroy, and karl peterson, who used to own the front nine of the tournament, three more birdies on the first five hole. shoots a 69 to win the tournament by five strokes over zack johnson. >> more from brian wilson and the sharks tonight at 11:00, and good to abc7news.com and hear wilson's entire interview from earlier today. you'll enjoy it. >> ama: the three stooge does battle with the hunger games at the box office. who came out on top? that's when we return. >> sorry this happened to you. i'm here to help you in any way i can. >> most people just congra

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fourth quarter, high scoring game and high scoring jordan crawford tying a high season 32 points with the wizards beating the bucks 121-112. >> finally tonight robert griffin iai, here is a look at the sports illustrated but check out the headline, who should go first? i bet i can guess who the redskins are rooting for. >> i think we've already made our pick. >> yes. >> now it just comes down to who the colts decide to take unfortuntely, ha? we'll be right back. >>> truly our time is running out. a reality star whose famous for being famous is running for office. kim kardashian running for mayor of glenndale, california. say it ain't so. >> kim tells her sister she plans to purchase a home in glenndale and run for office in five years and she says it's a town and not to the kardashian family heritage. >> she's not going to run for five years? >>> goodnight, everybody. >> we'll see you tomorrow. (wfts.ecl)

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tying the game 3-3.ara's blast was tipped by a caps player in front of the net, that's the difference, bruins won it 4-3. >>> baseball, it's early, the orioles are in the first place in the a.l. east down to their final out against the white sox. adam jones with a game-tying bomb. baltimore rallied to win it, 10-4. >>> nba nets gave the heat just about all they could handle. up 13 in the fourth when lebron james took over. scored the final 17 points of the game and finished with 37. new jersey made it interesting, but miami gets the win, 101-98. wizards looked like a playoff team, pull-away in the fourth quarter and stun the bulls in chicago, 87-84. and leave you with a triple o.t. thriller in utah, jazz down a pair in regulation, forced overtime. the final seconds of the extra period, the mavs needing a three, dirk nowitzki delivered, he had 40, but none bigger than that. it stayed tied through second o.t. and then in devon harris from downtown and the jazz knocked off the defending champs in triple ove

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. >> ty, we're going to invest in the auto rebound. audi could have a big impact on the luxury car market here. brian. >> and don't forget about microsoft. up about 24% in the last year. they report tomorrow. we'll let you know how to play it today. i'm brian shactman along with sue herera and tyler mathisen. "power lunch" begins right now. both tyler and i got haircuts today. go to twitter or whatever, tell us who got the better haircut. i think his is better. yesterday green across the board. today red across the board. not as dramatic. some profit taking as tyler mentioned. big earnings, important developments out of europe, specifically spain. here's where we stand on 63 the s&p 500 good for a third percent and tech the laggard. pulse of the markets, inventories up, so oil prices are down. wti under $103 a barrel down 1.75%. yesterday nat gas is higher. that doesn't happen very often these days. starting above the yield on the 10-year note back below the 2% level. midday movers tech section getting hit hard. ibm $6 good for almost

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d thk u' s ty' io d gocoes the democrats way. is it a pipe dream for democrats to think this is realistic? >> i think it's a long shot, but i think the campaign does want to try to look at some states like arizona. we assume that indiana or obama won in '08, he won't win this time, but they are looking at states line arizona where the dem graphics, latino voters particularly are very big there, big population of them, romney has not done well on the immigration issue. so i think they're looking to expand the map in new places. >> ten seconds. >> 80% of the country says economy is the number one issue. so states like arizona where the economy has been very troubled are a safe place for mitt romney. barack obama shouldn't waste his i'm. >> we shall see how it all plays out. thanks to all of you. i appreciate. later this hour, president clinton teaming up with president obama for the first of three fund-raisers for the re-election campaign. we'll bring you the details straight ahead. but first george mmerman's lawyer launches social

. >> orioles identifiesing on ty son ross. here comes jones. davis 3-4, two runs scored. to the their. wilson betemit doubles, then session pet desshow off the gun. the only a's highlight, johnny gomes. the a's go down 10-1. >> the raiders sat around for two days waiting to make their first pick, the last choice of round 2, and they took tony berg strom, he wail play guard for oakland and was formally introduced today. 25-year-old spent two years after high school on his mission for the mormon church and is eager up suit up for the sill silver and black. >> it's an honor to me. i couldn't be more honored for them to come into this draft and have the only one firstic and have me be it. it's something that's unexpected, and honestly just quite an honor. >> didn't panic. we just went off the board and the best player available was the direction we went, and we felt good about the guys we picked. >> mike: raiders addressed self needs in the draft, taking miles burris in the fourth, criner in the fifth and then the first player ever taken out of georgia state in round six. >>

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rachel, welcome back. >>> brad pitt and angelina jolie are finally tying the knot.d power couple decide to celebrate the big day? it has the potential to be the biggest celebrity wedding in years. maybe even royal wedding big. >> if they wanted to have kind of the wedding that will and kate had, everyone would be there. >> now that two of hollywood's biggest celebrities are official libelly taking that trip down the aisle, what will their big day look like? will they go over the top like katie holmes and tom cruise? they tied the knot in italy. only costing the couple $3.5 million. or will they opt for something grand or something secret live like jay-z and beyonce? it's reported that beyonce flew in 50,000 to 60,000 orchids from thailand for the 40-person event. how about harrison ford and calista flockhart? the bride wore a white sundress and the groom wore wrangler jeans. most chiming in agree, they'll probably keep it small and private. maybe even at one of their many homes. after all, she brad's second marriage and angie's third. >> they're very low-key people.

visito-- they want the public ty the bill. visitors do not need more change or starbucks. residents want local, diverse businesses and business districts. they do not want identical strip malls from area to area. we want to have small business owners, as many as we can live in san francisco pay taxes and spend their money and their time here. they did not shift their profits out of town. -- do not ship their profits out of town. i would say keep the sales and service language in there for now until we see some good reason. we need to have broader categories of financial institutions in formula retail. thank you. commissioner wu: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. speaking on behalf of the telegraph hill dwellers. one of san francisco's oldest and largest. the dollar's support supervisor mar's 0-- dwellers support supervisor mar's definition and the amendment that would be an unnecessary appeal. in north beach and telegraph hill, neighborhood groups and merchants have worked together for many years to protect the character of our community that makes it a special

statewide increase took effect four years ago but southern california businessman tom benson says tyingflation is a job killer if employers cannot predict how much wages will go up year to year. many of his workers at his auto upholstery shop are paid minimum wage. >> labor is the biggest expense we have. if you don't have predictability you will go out of business or cut jobs. >> reporter: tying the minimum wage would help him and millions of other californians lead a better life. >> if gas is going up and i'm still making minimum wage it kind of screws me in the end. >> ten other states other tie their minimum wage to inflation. a single adult needs to make nearly $15 an hour to support a modest standard of living. in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >>> the state attorney general's offense tonight has said no to a controversial two tiered college pricing plan. santa monica college proposed offering high demand classes for three times the normal price. they were trying to make the classes more available. the plan was canceled after student protesters were pepper sprayed at a