s&p 500 so far this year. announcing a second season of house of cards with all 13 episodes set to be released on valentine's day. what do you do? buy or good-bye? >> i'm a bull on almost every stock and i am a bull on netflix but at a level. a price level. saying various stocks were looking frothy and things like that. i do think you get a chance to get in at around 320. >> i sat at this decembering and said i would be a buyer that night, at close. and i also believe that the guys that are looking for this to be a lid on where he sold his stock are going be disappoint ed. >> you have down 20%. >> that really was a ringer for a lot of these financials. >> 1760 we're still headed there. you mentioned five days in a row. i think if you're bullish you want it to trade down. we talked about that last night. the last couple of days, when the market has turned and seen the rally back up to the upside, a few months or weeks ago, that rally would have continued. last couple of days its rolled over again. the first time you have seen action like that in a while. i think we test 1760. >> speaking of treasuries, you saw a

s from london. it is on with hanging space on a little fragment preserved in a 19th century valentine written by martha'sranddaughter, nellie. that valentine says this is fabric from the turbines that hung in the room in which mrs. washington died here. that fabric exactly matches the description of the hangings that came with the dead george washington got from london in the 1750's. it points to a very romantic tale that, after george washington's death, martha washington moves upstairs but surrounds herself with things from the air -- from the very earliest days of their marriage. was a place of refuge for her. it was a place where the house continued to be busy with servants, slaves, and people visiting. those are places she could really retreat to and be quiet and contemplate and be removed from the hustle and bustle. >> when washington died, she said, it is over. my life is just waiting now. she really and truly did not want to be in that room where they had been so happy. >> did she involve herself? did she stay involved in any of the politics of the day? >> the politics of the day, she became even

valentine's day. so four years. story that i the earlier said was one you'd never if you hasn't heard it before. tell the story of what happened in the roosevelt house on that in 1884?'say alice had been born. the baby was born two days before. mother had e bright's disease, which is a kidney disease. was up in ing, t.r. the state -- up in albany with the state assembly. he got telegrams saying ill.down, your mother is she had typhoid fever. ut he'd get more telegrams, alice is not doing well either. train to down on the new york. came into the house and they both died that day. and it was -- it was a tragedy his was, you know, broke heart. and he was just distraught. he had already been west. he did flee to the west and as very, very sad for a long time. >> and so hard to imagine, really, losing your mother on floor and a few floors below, your young wife a few days after childbirth. in happened to roosevelt the years after? how did he approach this? and was he -- was it surprising married again? >> it was surprising to him. sister, don't let me un into edith at your house anymore because edith was friends with both sisters. so when theodore roosevelt went dakotas, h