the last 30 years, as women have made strides and gained in the workplace, levels of stress -- gone upup to 18%. by 18%. another smith graduation speaker, alyssa cook, notoriously told the class of 1954 that their way to the top would be determined by the men they married.well -- i want to do her one better and tell you, don't get to the top by marrying someone. a much simpler way is to sleep your way to the top. [laughter] right now, i imagine the president is thinking she should have edited me. [laughter] but i am talking about sleep in the literal sense. [laughter] right now, the workplace is absolutely fueled by sleep deprivation and burnout. i actually know of what i speak. in 2007, sleep deprived and exhausted, i fainted, hit my head on my desk, broke my cheekbone and got four stitches on my right eye. that is the beginning of my reacquainting myself with sleep and a need to redefine success. to include our own sense of well-being. even if sleep deprivation is not affecting your health, it is affecting your creativity, your productivity and your decision- making. did you know that

you had a back upup in the bond yield and bond prices sink when the yield goes higher maybe people start moving into bonds. bonds yield are low and stock prices are high and professional trader keeps buying stock. as ben bernanke, dow 20,000 if it doesn't change. what he said the other day -- he said he is likely to change. paradigm is breaking. >> neil: let me ask you this. the mark is still up 14, 15%. so a give up is in order, right? >> there haven't been any major corrections, this is biggest drop in six weeks, since april 15th. it really hasn't dropped that much. there is an effect with japan going back and forth. it could be attributed to a lot of different things. one of the things, red hot actually one of the stocks is only one to hit two week low. so it depends on the jobs report on friday. it could be a lot of things. >> neil: jobs report is big one. 150,000. >> and lots of estimates were changing. they said that adt reported was a surprise. >> usually when this is going to confuse people but that is a good thing for the markets. because it signaled the fed would keep printing

we have got a cia station upup the road in the consulate near hong kong.ey are going to be busy for the next week. and that's a fear i live under for the rest of my life however long that happens to be. bill: congressman king is one of the congressman calling for prosecution and extradition. how would that work? judge napolitano with me. first on the legal side. will the government go after him? we were talking about a guy threatened with life in prison and he pled out to a misdemeanor. >> i think the intelligence community is embarrassed. i think the white house is embarrassed. even though i believe this programs unconstitutional. the intelligence committee believes it will help them stop terrorist attacks and they believe he interfered with that. they need to go after him and i think they will. he's in a country where we have an extradition treaty. it will be relatively easy to arrest him and get him here and indict him. what happens after that is up to a jury, whether they think he's a hero or a goat. now to growr your side of it. this is what snowden t

it's believed okoroh picked upup the suspect and drove them to ontario road at at aims morgan where he was shot. shot they continued a gun battle witl policee officers as they ran to the scene.sc one suspe basement apartment where hepa tried to hide. at the cab company where okoroh worked, they are mourning themoi loss of a co-worker and a man a who wasnd a deacon in his churc. both were taken into custody atd the scene and a weapon was also recovered. community members say d.c. police did a great job under very difficult circumstances. >>> the bad news is that it happened. the good goode news is how w quickly the police reacted andrd they were in the area and ablede to react. that is, you know, as a business owner, we have three businesses here on the street.the street. you know, it's really reassuring that they are paying attention in a neighborhood and making sure that you can't garnty anybody's save -- guarantee, anybody's safety, but if there'r an incident there's going to be quick action. >> reporter: the irony in this case, is despite the danger, he always picked uppickp people