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s&p up the same amount. in consumer staples, let's look at walgreens, up nearly 9% for the week. a few headlines that we're responsible. also the gains coming as walgreens paid $7.9 million for sin i investors there. we've been talking about tech. tech set to close the second down week. currently the only large cap s&p sector in the red for the week. and working in second consecutive weekly loss, that is following a 14-week winning streak for tech. largely lead by apple. apple, the best example of this reversal of roles, having the worst week since july 2010. also set to close down for its second straight week, down for 9.5% during that period. perhaps a normal correction going to earnings. everyone is going to be watching that next week. bob, back to you. >> thank you very much, kayla. all of the major industries posting gains but they are still not out of the red for the month of april. europe has become a focal point, again, for the markets. how should investors position themselves for the road ahead? >> chief market analyst. guys, good to see you. james suddenly here we go ag

they said, well, women can go to walgreens for preventive care like pap here? slike -- pap smears. so walgreens immediately put out a statement saying, no, gosh, women, don't come -- [laughter] but, of course, that evening stephen colbert goes on, he just can't let it go, and he goes on that night to say, yes, women, go to walgreens, you can get your pap smear, just look for the stirrups in between the kitty litter and the swiffer refills. that was a moment that provided us an opportunity to educate people about all the array of services that we do. so we have to do, we just have to do more of that. in this last year, we've had thousands of patients tell their stories on tumbler, on facebook, in congress. one woman, carolyn smithers from florida, was a patient of ours in her 20s. that's where she got her early detection of cervical cancer and was treated. her two daughters in their 20s now are planned parenthood patients. she went to congress, i think, three times and made a television ad. so really trying to put a face on who planned parenthood is. um, actually,