it should go up, up, up, up. but, you kno we can understand this from another point of view, and that's thinking small. and let's think small. you got one molecu. and let's suppose that molecule is hot and it stays hot. to say that one molecule is hot is to say it's moving around faster th the molecules around it. now, here's a thought experiment. if you have a molecule that moves faster than all the others and you better go here-- [makes sound] ain't gonna hit all these other atoms, right? it's gonna hit. why would it start to migrate upward? you know it would. before you know it, it will keep going up, up, up, up and all this hits, hits, hits. it keeps going up, up, up. it doesn't go down, it only goes up. doesn't only go up, but on the average it goes up. can you be thinking of a reason why? check your neighr. see if your neighbor can think of a reason why. okay, gang. let's look at this, thinking small, why is it that one molecule moving faster than any other and, by the way, a helium atom will do that. if yo

you will end up in the wrong spot. you will end up going the wrong direction and you won't be able to find your way to the center. of course, out in the desert, you can't just walk off of the maze and out the front door and back into the street. out in the desert, you are there. the cliffs stand around you. the mazes are everywhere, passages opening up left and right. to write this book, house of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you sto

she put pillows and hammocks up there so guests could stay up and look at the ocean from the car up above house. it kept growing and growing, and having more additions and more cars annexed on to it. so at one point it has up to 10 cars. you can see they're using old dash signs or destination signs for fencing, actually, here in the front. so everything gets recycled in carville. later mrs. patriarch's bed and breakfast becomes an episcopal church called st. andrew's by the sea. so here it is in that incarnation. in the back there's a shed there. that's the sunday school, it says. you can see the fence. it was necessary to sort of fight the sand and keep it at bay. it's another pretty famous house on the great highway. it looks sort of like a mechanist myian temple or something. it kept being boxy and then growing. it's in the center here. it was made up of about four or five cars, actually. you could see people had different takes on it. some people liked to keep their cars very exposed and open. kind of have that old sutro land quality to it. so people could see it was a car. and others

only stay up for so long. and they tried to get me in my sleep, and i woke up and hit him in his arm. and he ran so i could not see him, and the co seen me, and i was bleeding, and that was it. going to the hole, i was there for like, eight months. going back and forth, they were like, yeah, you're a piece of [ [ bleep ] you can't come back. and i was man, you got me -- [ bleep ] i'm coming back. and they were like, yeah, after so many months, i'm tired, i'm cool. i'm not going to catch any time for anybody else. i'm not going to do more time in prison for something that don't really care for me anymore. just a mule -- anybody in prison is just a mule to gangs. i'm not going to be that person anymore. >> daniel has already lost a brother and a sister to the gang lifestyle. but he says the opportunity to mentor his only surviving sibling has become the reason to change his behavior in prison. >> i've got a baby brother who doesn't have anybody out there right now, because i'm in prison, and his older brother an

east bay, humidity factor is up, up, up, now this system will produce 5 to 10 inches and it looks like moderate rain will make it especially in the north bay. partly sunny skies mild to warm upper 60s to near 70 degrees today a little cooler by the coast, still not bad, watch out for that fog and santa clara valley and it sweeps out saturday morning and it will be out of here saturday morning and it will be out of here sunday. >>> we told you about 'airport security scare and there is a san francisco. >>> and we are gearing up for a missing teenage girl, why the sheriff is now focusing on bodies of water nearby. >>> traffic is moving okay on 237, as you move into the valley we will find out where other commutes are starting to slow. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-

me up at 5:00. we have to be at work at 6:00. he wakes me up at 5:00 every morning. >> a more sinister brotherhood attempts to spread its influence. >> brothers don't normally get on camera. i really got tired of seeing rats in dropout speaking for the aryan brotherhood. >> an inmate gets in over his head. >> i was in my cell, sitting in my cell, and i got rushed by two guys that came in and beat me up, and look -- >> snitches get killed. snitches get killed. [ bleep ] >> everything that i have, and everything that i ever will have is in this cell. >> and using personal cameras provided by our producers, inmates speak their minds. >> it's the environment where you grow up. this place will eat you real quick. >> i'm a member of the aryan brotherhood. one of the most despised, one of the most feared prison organizations to exist in this country. everybody hates us. but i'm here to tell you that we're a group of white men who are proud to be white. we make no apologies for being white, and we have a co

now up 4.5%.olgate palmolive, i have not heard a whole lot of talk about their hiking their dividend by 7% to 62 cents. current yield is 2.5%. you have to own it by april 24th. 1% up today. basically flat for the year. a lot of retail talk today, but no mention of zumis. more people are banking on a beat here. up 3.5%. we'll have the numbers for you after the bell. stamps.com settled with psi system on a lawsuit that dates back to 2006. they can't sue each other, i found this comical, they can't sue each other for another five years. i guess that's considered a good thing. the stock up almost 14%. microvision, my microcap of the day, the electronics company, they do miniature lasers, initiated by merriman capital. $5, now at $2.48. they think this stock can double. >> the lasers. thank you, brian. one stock that has certainly not been under the radar, apple. rich peterson, since the s&p 500 hit the most recent bottom, which of course is in march of '09, market value has risen by $6.5 trillion. app

up in napa, i like to wake up to the sounds of rain. most should move through by light morning and things are starting to calm down, it is our light system. cool and breezy in some of the higher elevations. inin san mateo they have allowed their temperatures to drop and the winter storm warning goes until 4:00. it is pretty good in shaft terrible, four to 12 pretty good in other areas, four to 12 inches, the weekend looks really nice, mostly cloudy, rain developing up in the hills, 50s on the temperatures mid-to-upper, this is not a cold, cold system, but we will be cool, below normal temperatures, it will be sunny and warmer into your weekend, dave, pam? >>> the number of people filing for unemployment benefits continues to slip. it is down 2000 from the week before and it's the lowest level in four years. now applications have fallen 15% since october and applications are below 37 5,000 and it signals, hiring is strong enough to lower the unemployment rate. >>> they are meant to discourage people from smoking, the reason you will not

here's the set up for today.em moves in and as a result the main timing will be later on this afternoon into tonight but even before then a chance of a shower. the storm center approaches the region for tomorrow, for friday and as a result rainfall picks up. we'll be heaviest from 4:00 until 10:00. we have the cloud cover in place, we will add spotty drizzle or a few slight showers to the forecast throughout the day today but the main action moves in later on tonight. forecast highs, upper 50s to lore 60s, a look ahead to the five day forecast, rainfall by friday, cool showers by saturday. >> all right. thank you. just a few minutes ago the labor department announced new jobless claims were down 14,000 in the last week. now that puts the number of new unemployment applications at 351,000. that is lower than forecast and the lowest in four years. analysts say it does indicate hah the job market is creating enough new jobs that the unemployment rate could drop. >>> facebook may good be getting nervous about winning

the latest is coming up. and deputies investigate a possible sighting of 15-year-old sierra lamar who has been missing for over a week now. we'll have the latest on this story coming up. arguments today on president obama's health care plans. which issues will be tackled first coming up. >>> and a live look outside over san francisco. on the left there. monday, march 26, "today in the bay." >>> already on the 26th. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us. >>> christina says if you want to get out and enjoy, today's probably the best day. getting a little wet later on this week. this morning it's cold out there. skies have cleared, mostly clear conditions. as a result, 34 degrees. two degrees away from freezing up in santa rosa. we'll be tracking showers on the radar. so we'll time out the next system for you, let you know how long you'll have to carry that umbrella with you this week. i can tell you more than three out of the five days. first, though, let's check your drive with mike. >> all right, chr

does the gas give up energy or take it in? give up. it gives it up. yes. and how about going from the liquid to a solid, does it give it up or take it in? give up. it gives it up. and so you go like that. and this is energy out. it used to be, before the time of electricity, a lot of farmers would get wiped out in the northern parts of america when their food would freeze. they'd have these canning cellars, they'd be down below 6 feet level. but sometimes, it would get so cold that the darn food would freeze, it would be in jars and they would be wiped out. you know why they be wiped out? because it turns out, when those jars of food freeze, it turns to ice and the ice does what? begin with a ex. expand. expands. and it makes glass-- begin with a br. break. and the food is wo. wiped out. okay? and the farmers feel uh. unhappy. and that's because they don't know their f. physics. physics, okay? let's look and see what's going on. what some of the farmers found out they could do. to prevent that from happening, some farmers would put down a great big tub of

>> hands up! keep your hands up! >> tonight, msnbc goes undercover with the fbi in michigan as they battle to rescue the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >> please! please! i beg you. >> she's on something. >>> detroit, michigan, once the very hub of american industrial might, the city's economic collapse is staggering. today, with unemployment hovering near 20%, motown is a tough place to find a job. that is, unless you happen to be dealing in one of the few lines of merchandise that still pays around here -- the buying and selling of sex for cash. >> we actually have a number of partners that are in the task force. >> special agent michael glennon heads up the fbi's human trafficking task force in michigan. >> why the need for a task force when it comes to this issue of human trafficking, sex trafficking? >> in detroit a lot of people don't realize that we're kind of a hub of both recruitment as well as what they call a destination city and recruitment city. that, coupled with

still up 3.instead of foul. 8 seconds left and harris left over for a deep 3. to tie it at 68. 3.7 left. runner did desperation no so we good to over time. jordan drives and scores and the gales up 2. sick seconds left. pair of free throw. pretty much ice it. kevin 3 is blocked by waldo. 78-74. st. mary's. captures the regular season and conference tournament title and most important the guaranteed ncaa by. they are in. bitter sweet honor for guiteirez of cal player of the year and defensive player of the year. first time one player has received both honors but the award come after cal blew a chance to capture a share of the pack 12 title over the weekend with that loss to stanford. cal heads that the conference tournament as the no. 2 seed. stanford star here named women pack 12 player of the year and co-defensive player of the year. she and her sister led them to perfect record in conference play and they are ranked no. 2 in the country. to the nba. schizophrenic warrior. wrapped up a 5 game ea

i mean, they come up with these great angles. they come up with fascinating stories. it's funny. >> i got a tattoo on my [ bleep ], i can't show that to the camera. >> and it's often heartbreaking. >> it's all i do is sit here and think about my little boy. keep this picture right here under the mat. man. i don't know. this [ bleep ] is hell. >> i don't have no kids. i don't have no girlfriends. >> philip stroud, serving life without parole, used his inmate cam to reach out to the families of the three men he murdered during a robbery. >> every day, every day i got to wonder what i did. i just wish that i could do it all over again. not for the sake of being in here, me being here, because i been locked up my whole life. but so y'all could have y'all loved ones back. >> is this place stressful? hell, yeah, it's stressful. this is one of the stressfullest things you can do. this is what i wake up to every morning. a steel door and a piece of glass. i mean, these places are so petty, they count the rolls of toilet paper you get. this is what you get every week. four rol

he got a look at me, he ran. >> coming up -- >> pick your mess up, graniella. there won't be a second chance with me. you know that. >> more straight talk for graniella. >> and steven caponi's time in general population was short lived. >> i didn't think i would be back for what i came back for, but i knew it was only a matter of time. >>> you know what this means, right? >> after 30 days in confinement, jessica graniella is headed back to general population. >> if you mess up, graniella, there won't be a second chance. you know me. >> graniella was in confinement for being in possession of and swallowing a pact of prescription pills. >> you are ready. >> i was ready like two weeks ago. i'm looking forward to seeing my baby. >> we will see. if you stay out for another two weeks -- >> don't tell me. >> where is your stuff. you keep that in there. >> i don't want to keep my -- >> okay. two minutes out the door. >> okay. >> girl. you haven't even crossed the threshold and you're telling me what you don't want to do. >> stop it! >> four you're doing this. >> i'm so

it'll go up. if that buoyant force is equal to the weight of the balloon, what will that balloon do? stay there. and if that buoyant force is less than the weight of the balloon, it will sink. so if i take a balloon and i blow it up with air and i let it go, it sinks. why does it sink? the balloons you see at the end of the string, at the circus, honey, those are filled with helium, okay? but why is it you blow a balloon up with air and it sinks. how about that air gang? is that air more dense or less dense than the air outside? it's a little bit more dense. do you know why? because the stretched rubber is tending to compress it. so it's slightly compressed. so it's more dense than outside. that means its volume of air will weigh more than the equal volume of-- this is going to sink, but they use helium. the helium is very very light, not as heavy, huh. each molecule is not as heavy. so it is not as dense. so the helium-filled balloon is simply lighter than the buoyant force and up it goes. but he

driving the stocks up. do you up 105 over 13,064.updated on some of the top stories we're following, one man is dead after a shooting outside a fairfield moment. it happened last night on utahe street. no one is in custody. this is the fifth homocide of the year so far in fairfield. >>> the investigation is underway into an early morning car port fire in oakland that started a few hours ago at an apartment house on adams street. that's not far from lake merit. the fire destroyed several cars and damaged the apartment building above. no reports of any injuries. >>> today alabama and mississippi hold their republican primaries. it's considered a make or break day for newt gingrich. he has staked much of his campaign on winning the southern states so if he doesn't win today it could be the end of the race for him. >>> you should expect to see periods of heavy rain to fall in the bay area today. some places will receive more than 3" of rain over the next 24 hours. ktvu's lorraine blanco is on storm watch in san francisco. morning lorrain

nasdaq up 26. let's take a look at how apple and its suppliers are performing today. apple is certainly off its highs of the session, but the suppliers to apple pretty much steady. i do want to note on battery life, we did see some headlines cross ten hours which would be the same for ipad 3, nine hours for the ipad 4g. also speaking today we had no major announcements but the u.s. has a bright spot among developed economies he expects to continue to deleverage and basically put pressure on emerging growth. something should play well into citi's position as a leader in trade financing. he also addressed his bank's exposure to the piigs. the net expose yur is 7.7 billion. lastly, i want to touch on something that he has hammered on a number of time, technology and dijtizations are basically defining trends he says of our lifetime. they're going to have a big impact specifically on the company's retail business where mobile banking is becoming a more important aspect of that. citi stock up 3%. steady

up 2%, we've had days where it was up 2% where nothing happened.e the company is going to spend $45 billion in its cash hoard on both the stock buyback purchase program and a shares dividend, as well. so details. $2.65 a share as going out in the fourth quarter. the $10 billion stock purchase program starting in the beginning of next year and going for three years. now, laura, we got some news about employees. employees who have not yet vested will be able to participate. that's terrific news. tim cook doesn't get to. the other one is somebody asked this call just ended, what about dividend growth? could this number, $2.65 change? and yes, indeed, apple is prepared to change that number as time moves on. but again, apple paying a dividend technically for the second time in the company's history. they went into that malaise and started to lose money and they ended it. this is good news for the whole economy. >> thank you very much for the details this morning. >>> 6:35 right now. hey, you'll get a chance to head up to the snow without leaving the ba

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second half, desean painter pulling up. wolf pack up 11. georgetown trying to come back behind hollis thompson. a minute to two. 3 of his 23. a four-point contest. in the final seconds. one-possession game. jason clark for the tie. didn't get it. and nc state on to the sweet 16 after a three-point victory. >>> how about a number one seed fwn beg michigan taking on upstart st. louis. the billicans trying to make their first sweet 16 ever. they had the spartans switching. mitchell the lay-in. two-point ball game. in the final few minutes. dream on green would respond. all american with 16 points, 13 rebounds. next, michigan state possession. keith apling somehow gets the three in and around and out and back in again. and that's a dagger. michigan state is in the sweet 16 now for the fourth time in five years. >>> and how about a 1a matchup between carolina and creighton? second half, john henson back from injury and feeling just fines thank you. two, plus the foul. he would convert. and then it all goes south for unc. they didn't lose the gam

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they're up to about 500. and what they're telling me is that each day of this four-day clinic, they cap it at about 1,000 people. so if you need help, you want to get here as early as you can. you don't need any i.d. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> and new this morning, the highway patrol is trying to track down a driver who bolted from his car on foot after leading officers on a pursuit through several east bay cities. highway patrol says the officers tried to pull over a blue saturn suv around 2:10 this morning. but the driver wouldn't pull over and led police on a pursuit all the way to oakland. the driver and passenger got out of the car and ran away. >> a perimeter was set up and we did not apprehend the driver. however, we do have information to lead us to the driver and we're going to follow up now. >> officers say they initially tried to pull the car over because officers suspected the driver may have been driving under the influence. >>> tomorrow marks one week sinc

treasury yields are up today. gold is up today. oil's up today and stocks are up today. >> i'm wonder if it is a reflection of actually the fear factor moving lower and people are not as risk averse as they have been. so they are sending prices down, yields up and actually it is showing that maybe higher yields are not so bad, which bob will talk about momentarily. >> so far they're not so bad. but i think they will get to a point where they might be and we will see where that level might be. right now, technology and financials among leaders. stocks continue to trade near multiyear highs. coming up in a few minutes, we will zero in on bank stocks and whether or not now may be the time to put more money to work in that sector. but first, a look at how the major averages are trading so far today. kind of a stutter step open this morning but then we took off just around nine time on wall street. and the dow, 21 points off the highs of the session right now at 13,253. the nasdaq's been positive virtually all day, in part because of th

when they come back they [ bleep ] them out and clean them up, paper it up and cell it. >> coming up, tim's drinking is about to get worse. >> a slight hint of alcohol smell, so -- >> and, they've hit inmates at the job site. now the isu team is targeting their home. >> get to the door. pop them. >>> plus -- >> urine analysis. >> last-minute drug test could end the conjugal visit before it begins. >>> in the four months our producers spent inside corcoran we saw inmates committing offenses ranging from violence to drug smuggling. it's up to officer love and the isu team to try to prevent these violations. >> we call our wall of shame is two years of hard work with our investigative services unit, a lot of our drug arrests, visitors, parolee pickups, 95% are individuals bringing drugs into the institution. >> main things we usually get is marijuana, methamphetamine and heroin. >> stuff that these inmates will make money off it. narcotics is the number one thing. >> got a call from r & r, this was eyeglasses, it's not an eyeglass box when she opened it up she noticed a black substance t

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what's up. how old are you? >> we have two fireworks in school. >> what's up.? >> marijuana in three. [ bleep ] this is funny, huh? >> marijuana in four. >> this is a game. >> one in four is 16, birthday next month, heart beat away from being in here. >> it's going to end you in jail. >> take your sneakers off right now [ bleep ], take them off tough guy. >> they take their shoes away, something they know that happens in jail we tell them. >> take your sneakers off. put your hands up. >> you like to smoke weed, huh? >> what are you crying for? >> take the smile off your face. >> why are you crying now? >> what did it feel like to you? >> i don't know. >> it didn't scare you? >> kind of. >> kind of what? >> kind of like scared and all that, just kind of. >> i saw you crying. >> no, i wasn't. >> did he cry? >> he did. >> why are you crying now, you weren't crying when you cut your teacher. >> you cut your teacher? >> back up. >> you are not in that position. >> this is what you come to jail for, a pair of these, right? i'll take them from these. these are yours?

that's coming up. first let's check your drive at 6:01. >> we'll start in the south bay where i see a little slowing now for northbound 101. that's a little unusual for this time of a friday, but we tend to see things sort out before the real slowing starts just after 6:30. a note for folks if you're heading south over 17, yesterday, they closed up that center divide at laurel curve. well, they have to do striping work today on the southbound side from 8:00 until 2:00. what was once a term lane, no longer is. they want to get that construction out of the roadway. we'll check the rest of your commute coming up. >> sounds good. thank you very much, mike. 5:01 right now. >>> a week ago at this time, sierra lamar was getting ready for school. and this morning, the morgan hill teenager is still missing. and her family is desperate. now taking to the national air waves to plea for her return. "today in the bay" is live in morgan hill where he spoke with sierra's mother and learned a bit of new information, i

yields up in the five-year. so the real issue is trying to separate whether it's weak data or issues outside of that, like we just had a lot of selling pressure built up that exploded when the statement on the 13th didn't have any new information regarding issues like the twist. but no matter what the reason is, as we come close to the end of the week, it's going to be very significant to see if the yield close will remain under what is perceived to be 2.25 pivot. bill, back to you. >> we're in the final stretches before the "closing bell" sounds for the day. the market is under pressure from the get-go. >>> plus, we're at natural gas prices continue to plummet, hitting the decade low for a second straight day. how you cash in on the natural gas bust. we're going to look at the charts and what they are telling us in talking numbers. >> bill, how about a bust going in natural gas to a boom happening in banking. my next guest says u.s. investors are better off looking north of the border when it comes to the red h

nasdaq up more than 134%.oining us, private bank cio and darren richards cio of akt wealth advisors. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. jack, you're pointing to possibly 1450 on the s&p by year end. that suggests that you think there is more room to run here and that there's still time to get in. if so, in which sectors? >> sure. i think there is -- i think there may be still some time to get in. i think with the 1450 does take us back to what i'll say fundamental valuation. largely on the back of what i'll say this reinflation trade, this money printing that's going on. our sectors at the moment are consumer discretionary. it is expensive but still a lot of momentum. technology, about neutrally valued. but also strong momentum. and industrials and health care. >> all right. let's move on. darin, to you, and your thoughts are that there are some pockets of value. you, like jack, favor technology. let's talk a little bit about what corners of technology you think are values today. >> okay. well, i'm going to gi

it is time to wrap it up. jon: jeb bush jumping on the romney bandwagon this morning is essentially saying hey, it's over. let's give mitt romney the nomination and go about the business in his view of beating barack obama? >> and as much as it is an endorsement of mitt romney it is also a rejection of a republican process that many on the right now feel has damaged their chances and has harmed their nominee. it is an open discussion among republicans still whether it is good or bad to have this go forward. but the bad side, the folks who think that it is not helpful, their ranks are growing and as romney becomes more and more mat mattally inevitable as he continues to rack up the delegates the relative merits of trying to block his path and bleed him of money sounds dangerous to a lot more people. jon: with the what, 43 delegates he picks up in illinois, he is that much closer to the nomination. he is basically got half of what he needs. >> he has got almost half of what he needs. he has twice as many as sant

and up. how much did we have to shell out? according to aaa in maryland, the average price for a price of regular unlead gallon of gas $3.91 but many stations has 4 and sometimes in certain cases even more. nationally the average price for a regular unleaded cost about $3.86 a gallon. here in maryland again drivers are paying about the average 3 cents more for a gallon of regular unleaded. according to aaa mid grade will cost you about 4.04 and premium.4-- 4.17. log onto abc2news.com and we are trying to find the cheapest gas in your area for the next trip. under the traffic tab click on gas prices and find a list of the cheapest gas prices in the community. put in your area code and then the locations closest to you pop up with the price. >>> plastic is the way to go in the form of can't sigh around the world right now. people are turning to credit cards and online pay accounts to handle bills. purchase products they are doing that as well. the website predicts that eventually coins and bill

we went up. we sat in the -- like world war i pictures you see or we had seen in those days at 0900 everybody checked their watches. this was going to be the time for jump off. they were going to go up the side of this thing and put flame throwers down the vents and drop explosive down the vents as well. and get over the whole top of the thing. so at 0900 everybody was back at their command setup. at 0900 it was very quiet. no firing. the colonel look, at his watch and says, are you ready? i said, i'm ready. and so he gets up and says, follow me. we get up and turn to run up a sand block house is kind of hard because one foot up and you slide back two feet, one foot two feet, all your gear on you, everything else. so we get up, we run right across the top of the thing. we look over and we see a bunch of japanese soldiers down there looking up at us, wondering what we're doing on their command post. and i turned around and looked at him. he doesn't have a weapon. i said, major, where's your weapon

the big story is the huge warm-up.lready 28 degrees we have warmed up in the last 24 hours in kansas city. that is going to lead to the april warmth finally returning here to the middle of the country. in the east, sunshine after a cold that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. washington, d.c. after a chilly start, sunny today. atlanta, georgia, game for you. the southeast has a chilly morning. temperatures below average for many areas of the east will you this will be hit. tuesday through thursday, the warm-up begins. what a nice warm-up it's going to be, lynn. you know. you already peaked at the forecast. >> did you see my big smile? the last cold day of winter which is not even that cold. we'll take it. >>> coming up, china wants to slow down. yahoo! waves layoffs and rush limbaugh continues to feel the heat. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> last week, you heard the baby rumors. wait until you hear the latest. >>> coming up, sweet reve

gails up one. mat deladova up two # points.a bomb with two seconds left to force overtime. john stockton his son, the hall of famer plays on the team checking it out. but the gails outscore the zags. short of the runner, clenching down the stretch. four straight years these two teams have gone to conference tournament final and each winning two this year it is st. mary's turn. >>> probasketball when a mediocre team plays at their very best against a very good team plays at their worse they'll take it. washington is woeful. giant fans checking monta out. ending the third quarter with a long shot nearly at half court. the were kwors scored 75 points they have 65 at halftime. curry with a three there from way downtown. at the end of the third quarter he had 12 points. the final 120 to 100. warriors with on a 2-1 road trip. the kind of exhibition game that will get you to turn the channel over to the bachelor. which gives you a look at how entertaining the game was. long shot off the bat of aubrey huff who needs badly to have many

up 14%. i think the evidence is putting money out of bonds, and into perhaps cash right now, as an intermediate step to see how things are going. >> we'll see. that's not going to get them any returns either. larry fink has been out on a campaign, telling people you are losing money if you're in the money markets, and if you're in bonds. >> he said go into stocks weeks ago. >> and it's nice to actually see some movement there. kelly, let's talk about the higher costs that are starting to bite the bottom line. we're all worried about inflation here, where rates have been. what are you seeing? >> maria, it's inflation if you can pass it along to customers, but there's a question how much companies can do that. the end of the quarter looms and the first-quarter earnings season thae could be down year-on-year. just want to mention a couple of sectors to keep an eye on. materials, telecom, they could be posting declines double digits year-on-year. revenue is supposed to be up. sales up, earnings d

and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up b

up nearly 33% in the past six months. general growth up nearly 40%. and mace rich up 35%.retail. number one, gasoline prices. it's not only just driving to the mall or driving around, it's what those prices take out of consumer's pockets. and remember, of course, consumers will only spend when they feel good about their pocketbooks. tyler. >> diana, thank you very much. now to the auto industry where domestic dealers are focusing on profitability. profitability. imagine that four years ago. brian shactman crunching numbers in new jersey. brian. >> you know, tyler, i'm actually at a minicooper dealer in ramsey, new jersey. one of several foreign brands to expand in the last year. not the case with the big three. in fact, they have been reducing the number of their dealerships over the last couple decades. and of course when gm and chrysler restructured, they lost thousands of dealers. now the focus is shifted away from growth through expansion in the u.s. it's all about making what they have better and more profitable. and working. just look at this chart. profit per dealer

but with service revenue up 8%. in the third quarter, first time in two years in mid single digits. and the checks per payroll as you said, were flat really were up. but up the same as second quarter and we thought that was going to moderate. so maybe we're a little conservative on the call but we feel good about it. >> the reason i say that is you used the analogy that i hate to hear. companies that are not the biggest in the world. you said, it's a battle ship that turned them around. i think if you were a cruiser or destroyer, it is going to take a lot of time, won't it? >> you know, the battleship moves pretty quickly. this is an important quarter for our selling but we want to be sure that you know, we're continuing to see those sales go up. remember that the new business starts are still pretty flat, jim, and i know that concerns you. but they are still pretty flat but we have made up for it by finding other channels that will pick up, including against our competition, our cpa referrals, you know, we have bee

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sims ended up with 20 points. second half, porter stepped up.ollowing his own miss with two of his career highs. hoyas win 64-52. they advance to the quarter final round. one other score loses to norfolk state 71-61. acc hoops tomorrow, don't go anywhere. keep it on my 20. clemson versus virginia tech at 7:00. georgia tech versus miami. right on my 20. >> the nats hosting the defending world champion cardinals. down two in the 9th, a two-run home run to tie it up. three scoreless innings, nats and cards play to a 3-3 tie. don't go anywhere. when we return, is it bob he is coming here? but he, that means peyton manning. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ male announcer ] for the road ahead, the all-new subaru impreza. ♪ experience love that lasts. >>> the washington redskins are interested in peyton manning. the question is, is peyton manning interested in the

that's up about 2.5%.le recently released the new version of its ipad and many believe there could be an updated phone. >>> let's get you updated on some. other top stories we're following right now. oakland police are investigating an officer- involved shooting last night. investigators say a police officer shot and wounded a suspect. the suspect is in stable condition at highlands hospital. >>> leon panetta is in afghanistan on an unannounced visit. he's meeting there to try to calm things after that soldier went in and killed 16 afghan civilians. >>> and here is a live look at some flooding in sonoma county at the intersection of highway 12 and 121 near the shellville grill south of the town of sonoma. weather problems all over the bay area this morning. >>> 8:45 san francisco's iconic fair mount hotel is being sold for about $200 million. according to bloomberg news, the owners are selling their hotel to a los angeles-based real estate developer. this comes after the city rejected an idea to turn part

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, up 3.4%. xetra dax up 0.8% today. a couple weeks ago, up 21% for the year. so you can see the fall has we've had during the course of the week. dax and mib, 0.4% today. cac up 1% for the session today. take a look at where we are with the debt markets. we keep our eyes really on the peripheral yields out of spain. yields in spain just saw them rise a little bit during yesterday's session. 5.4% today. ten year btps back over the 5% notwithstanding that auction yesterday that was fairly okay. we talk about it on the program, coming out and saying we'd be in recession. that is a view pot shared by the majority of economists in the uk, but there will be a second negative quarter of contraction as far as first quarter gdp is concerned. ten year gilts 2.1 #%. keep your eyes on the currency markets. euro-dollar being traded very tightly in the ranges. 1.33 handle this morning. earlier this week we had one month highs. couldn't break through technical resistance around 1.3377. the yen has been stronge

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