michael warren recovers his asset.s in. >> sheila and michael, they apparently began an affair. the other residents at the complex where sheila lived said "we thought michael and sheila were married, he was there so often." >> mr. warren, had actually paid for a place for her to live. >> deborah: so michael warren was paying for an apartment for sheila keen. >> yes, that's according to the police, that's correct. >> there are reports of some witnesses from a bargain motors that reported sexual activities inside michael's office. >> and according to witnesses, it sounds like marlene may have been on to them. >> there was an affair goin' on between them when marlene was alive for a while, quite a while, from what i understand. >> she never, she never talked about it though. >> when they asked mr. warren about the supposed affair with sheila keene, he denied it. >> sheila denied it outright. she would describe it. "no, we just work together. we're just doing work." >> in june 1990, just hours after investigators found the

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musk said he appreciates the kind words from warren and charlie. ask warren and charlie is what he said. >> anybody who thinks musk has an iq of 120 has an iq of about 75. >> and by the way, charlie corrected that he said that this would be -- i forget the numbers, he raised it signi significantly. more like 150 to 170 is what he said. >> if elon is a guy with a 160 that has a 190, that's how you'd have to -- >> that's what charlie restructured it. charlie said this would be a higher iq we were talking about. >> we should say this is a switch for charlie and warren because we've been at meeting over the years, becky, where there have been questions about elon musk, there's been questions about tesla, and the answers were less enthusiastic, let's just say >> there have been questions about areas they've competed because they invested in byd. >> byd, yeah >> a long, long time ago what was that 2003, 2004 when that initial investment came up. there are always people throwing questions at them like why don't you buy tesla. they've joked around it has g

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senator warren telling the ceo, you owe your customers and the public an explanation for the decisions that resulted in the costly failure of your bank, the extent to which you lobbied against rules that could have presented this failure and the extent to which you and other bank executives profited even as the bank teetered toward collapse despite the attention on first republic, regional bank stocks did manage to rally after this tumultuous week. shares of pacwest, key corps all ending the day with double digit gains. me sis a, back to you. >> eamon, thanks, we'll see you tonight. "last call" 7:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be watching what did you think, bonawyn? >> gut reaction to have reflex reaction to yesterday. if you look at the market and look at all the economically sensitive stocks, whether it's transports, russell 2000, banking, energy, it all bounced today on the regions that guy pointed out, and if you couple that with yesterday's move, make sense you might see people try to step in and scalp a little bit on interday type of trading william that said, i think that's very differe

this evidence from the warren commissioners.ongress 10 years later investigated the crime with much more evidence than the warren commission had at its disposal they found yeah it was a plot. most people believe it was the cia was that behind it because the evidence was so overwhelming to them. >> jesse: it's a 60-year cover-up, he says. the warren commission was supposed to get answers to find out if the cia was involved. and bobby's first assumption was if the fired cia director allen dulles was behind it. so, the cia assassinated kennedy theory goes like this. former cia director allen dulles was behind the operation. dulles was eisenhower's cia director. a rabid cold warrior and anti-communist. under dulles' leadership the cia was unleashed on the world. assassinating world leaders, fixing elections, fighting communism by any means necessary. dulles' cia made a lot of money for american corporations. jfk carried dulles over as cia director when he won in 1960. but kennedy's foreign policy wasn't anti-communist enough for the

warren lee's mom, leann, has been running the business since 1999. >> me, it's five generations. my son is sixth generation. >> my parents were struggling immigrants. growing up, you're a kid, you don't care about history. but you hear about it. and then once i got older, and now i'm starting to take it over, you're curious about the history of it. >> reporter: warren says the documented history he could find dates back to 1882. >> there is a chinese business directory that shows our businessed. back then, the store, it was an import distribution store. products would be sent from hong kong to america, and this would be the hub. from here, it would be distributed to reno, los angeles, new york. chinatowns all over the u.s. >> reporter: it takes about a week to prepare the meats to sell. the meat is first marinated before it goes into this large drying oven. once it's out, it's ready to sell. people buy the dried meat to add flavor to their dishes. >> like a chicken stock or broth. the flavor drips onto the rice, gives it a rich flavor. as well as the soup. >> every day, different

president about to convene an emergency meeting on it and investors don't seem too concerned and even warrenfett says he's not worried and is it presenting buying opportunities or not? we'll debate oil is running high and could it be the beginning of a meaningful recovery or a supply gut we'll discuss how to position and an under the radar consumer stock that could be impacted by something in washington and we're not talking about the ceiling with everyone and first to dom chu it's red. >> it's red, but an even keeled start to a new trading week, kelly. to your point, good vibes, don't worry, be happy. whatever the theme you want to put in there is, the debt ceiling debacle happening in washington right now is not really playing out in the markets because even with all of the brinksmanship, the markets don't seem that worried. the s&p 500 still solidly above 4100 and down about three points and it's been a narrow trading range today. at the highs of the session we were positive by four points, down nine points at the low of the session and that spread of 13 points in the s&p, very, very even

i'm julianna tatelbaum and these are your headlines berkshire hathaway warren buffett hits out at theedia on the safety of u.s. banks despite a strong rebound on friday >> the fear is contagious, always historically, the fear was justified and sometimes it wasn't >>> u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen warns there are no good options if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling ahead of the june 1st deadline. >>> and bill winter tells cnbc the market should not under estimate the price pressure. >> you have to see inflation come down. >>> and binance halts trading. >> the fcc is an outlier gary gensler has taken an anti-crypto view >>> welcome to "street signs" this morning happy monday let's kick off with berkshire ag hathaway the cash pile has risen to the highest level since the end of 2021 earnings were expected to decline in all of berkshire's businesses this year the oracle of omaha is cautious of the sector over the current turmoil. >> owning banks will determine their future you have politicians involved and you've got a lot of people who don't understand the system and how it

i am not speaking for charlie and warren buffett, for myself, if i am thinking about buying a regional bank, i have to have confidence in the communication that is coming from treasury, the fdic and the federal reserve, and i have to have confidence there are policy options that are available to these entities i don't have confidence in any of that regard and i don't think the regional banks right now are going to do anything other than have further consolidation, and what that will lead to is this roll up into a select few large money-centered banks who are going to be the winner take all in the united states i think jpmorgan and bank of america are part of that >> right >> the other place you have to have confidence is the book value of the banks, because they trade on book value. we don't know what book value is right now. if i am right, it's about the commercial real estate, and unless you think it won't be written down further, then you can't buy the banks because you don't know what the book value is going to be >> you go right to the regional banks when i raised that issue, othe

my world is warren buffett. host what's called the woodstock of capitalism every year in his hometown, oklahoma. he called the leaders of silicon valley bank. he said they should suffer punishment like he calls it like he sees it. you can study or by fit here got google, warren buffett, quote, you'll become a better investor. he called bitcoin a joke. there's a lot of people afraid the dollars going to not be the world currency in the future. and he says, no, that's not going to happen. it will be the future. he's got 151 billion dollars. apple calling on apple is it's the best business we happy because i own apple. i want to be like warren buffet like a lot of kids playing basketball. want to be like michael jordan and maybe tomorrow. talk about lebron james just to get some hate the name you're going the lakers. try to wrap up the basketball game 4 tonight. yeah, you're down to the game, right? i just and i'm going to steal this quote that you wrote because i love it. >> from warren buffett, you say he said on

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earlier today, warren buffett and charlie munger stopped by.asn't here at the time. i was at a lunch with some of the other managers, i said -- they said he's here. he had an opportunity to talk to some of our executives here. they talked a lot about what the pandemic meant, what changed during the pandemic, how did technology change, how did the consumer change? really good conversations. and, again, it shows how connected warren is with even our business. >> i will tell you, charlie, i saw charlie here, he was talking, i was talking to charlie, he said, wait a second, they're selling deli bars for a dollar how can they charge that month that's more than they charge at the store. i said, no, how much do deli bars go for? >> it is going to vary it is significantly more than a dollar usually north of $2. >> i told him $2, $2.50, something along those lines. that's speaking to inflation and the big issue a lot of people had to deal with, something we talked about last year too where do things stand from the inflation front? >> inflation has been

warren and mr.avage have talked about the great a great deal about english liberties and what their rights are in of parliament. but what are the english liberties to me. only men get to participate in our politics. but women also live politics. we live it every day by spinning our clubhouse and by participate in boycotts on sugar cloth and tea. we have shown how much women can achieve and how one must we weigh until liberties and rights apply to all people like me? the fact. when will we, the ladies like? i have asked a multiple there. the speaker to my left in the balcony. my name is reverend william walter. gentleman remember, we are all brothers. and a minister at trinity church. what i pray for is peace. the threats of violence in boston must end. no taxes important enough for men to lose their lives over. i pray that peace will come to this province, not war. of terror. the speaker to my right on the floor. i am captain ebenezer macintosh. as captain of the liberty tree, i led the riot that de

warren harding died and, so he served out the last little bit of warren term, and then he was elected to his own term in 1924. and so he came to south dakota in 1927 when a lot of people were speculating would here, would he not run for another term in 1928? and it was widely expected that he would. but he came here in 1927 because he was looking for place to kind of escape the oppressive summer in washington, d.c., in the mosquitoes and bugs and attention of the white house coolidge had vetoed a farm bill and there was a farm going on and south dakota was actually kind of the epicenter of that. crop prices had reduced by about 62% during the early to mid 1920s in south dakota. and so the farm bloc in congress passed bill called the mcnary haugen farm re bill. that was the plan was to buy up surplus commodities and toind of dump themn e international market and raise prices for. farmers here, coolidge vetoed. he hated government intrusion i the marketplace. and so when he did that, farmers and ranchers in the midwe a the west got really angry and the idea took hold that he kind of nee

we know what's in warren buffett 's wallet.e's added to that so that's good for a 3% pop in capital one berkshire hathaway disclosed it has bought a $954 million stake in the credit card-focused bank. at the same time, berkshire exited small remaining stakes in , you heard john najarian say it u.s. bancorp and bank of new york mellon. berkshire hathaway class a has shares not a typo, are just about at half a million dollars here, 499, 500 a share that's because its never split and it is up three-quarters of a percent which means it's up $ 3,600. m m & a trouble of the horizon. the stock has fallen 14% after the federal trade commission sued to block amgen's acquisition of the pharmaceutical company for $28 billion and an in junction was filed that if approved a judge could prevent the deal from closing entirely. the agency says the deal would allow amgen to "en trench the monopoly positions of horizon's thyroid eye disease and gout drugs" specifically those two. horizon therapeutics says that it intends to work with the court o

warren buffett, we're spending a lot of time with him what's he? don't like it everybody is different everybody is different prime age can go well beyond -- not for nothing, steve. >> if i can just explain the chart. the prime age is used -- this is a group, a lot of whom should be working, that we expect to work. when you get beyond prime age you can get into a place where a lower percentage of people -- 55 and older -- >> i understand, everybody is different. >> but here's the problem, joe if you look -- i wish i had the chart, i don't have it you look at the 55 and older, it fell and it has not come back. and so the thing i like that kate rogers story has coming up, corporate america is waking up to this. we have to figure out ways to get older workers, is that the right word can i use >> wiser maybe wiser. wiser workers. >> whatever it is. >> experienced worldly. >> andrew is like under his breath here, boomers, boomers, boomers. >> ask not for whom the bell tolls. >> i'm getting a pair of glasses, by the way. it's happening, it's happening. >>

warren kaufman. >> el gran warren kaufman. >> sí. >> ¿qué rayos quiere de nosotros?dad? quiere hacer negocios con nosotros. >> ok, 9 en punto. [bullicio] >> vamos, apresúrate. ya son las 6... javi: eres buena madre. pero ya me cansé. >> ¿quieres mi hígado? aquí está tu maldito hígado. javi: ¿qué haces? ¡no, no! >> [llora] ¡no! ¡no! >> vamos, toma su mano. >> aquí arriba. sujétenlo, rápido. pónganle oxígeno. >> cuidado con la pierna. >> la mano derecha... tranquilo, respira profundo. >> hola. >> hola. >> vengo a ver al sr. kaufman. >> ¿sr. barnes? >> sí, tú debes ser stephanie. es un placer conocerte. >> lo mismo digo. el sr. kaufman lo está esperando. >> excelente. >> sígame, por favor. estábamos esperando al sr. eastwod y a cuatro más. >> el alto está en camino. lo oirás llegar. vaqueros y helicópteros. va a temblar el edificio. >> [ríe] ¿espera que llueva, sr. barnes? >> nunca se sabe, stephanie. >> por favor, pase. el sr. barnes está aquí. sus socios están en camino. kaufman: sr. barnes. gracias, stephanie. por favor, cuando lleguen hazlos pasar. >> sr. kaufman. k

elizabeth warren, any ideas? well, if you actually did tax above the average income, 100% of the access, and if you did actually subsidize everyone below the average income up to the average income, i'll stipulate tonight counselor that everyone be equal at zero. that is math this is not left wing right wing liberal conservative republican group. it's just plain math. and that is the theorem, i think really is important. steve, for the coming debate. why do you want to cut government spending? because it hurts the economy. you don't want to do it because not nice to some people. others, it kills the economy. we've a decline in the economy from what is it, 1999 to the present, just a secular decline of incredible proportions. we are the japan ification of america i mean, all of this purely simply because of redistribute in this society. and the more you put up with it, the longer it's going to last and the worse it's going to become. let me turn it over to brian. brian, can you just a couple of minutes talking abo

warren?ng the actors joined, you've got a lot of other guilds saying we stand with you. you're looking at a standoff with the alliance of motion picture and television producers right now. the group that represents the studios. what are the key red line issues >> well to me, just one writer, the three issues i worry about most, streaming residuals, what do we get when a show runs forever on netflix? ai, how is that going to affect us, how are we going to negotiate how ai is used, and the third one is a little stranger to explain but it's the use of mini rooms as a way of writing shows. that's a way of separating writers from production. like we're now parts and productions assembly. liz: so all the logos of the studios right there, on the screen, they are repped by the amtpt and they have not gone back to the table after talks broke off? >> talks broke off may 1 about two hours before midnight, and those three issues i just outlined were issues they never countered on and they know those are

warren accused price of being condescending and disrespectful to the asian american and pacific islanderommunity, she says the stems from a letter that price wrote to oakland residents regarding the killing of jasper woo. in a statement, warren wrote your disrespectful treatment of an attitude towards the aapi community comes in the wake of several years of trauma the api community has experienced during the global covid pandemic and an accompanying rise in anti asian hate incidents, harassment and violence globally, nationally and right here in alameda county. she says her last day will be next friday. we have reached out to pamela prices office for comment. a former teacher at a preschool on the stanford university campuses now facing murder charges as ktvu jesse gary report, she was arrested last week at the preschool. 22 year old diana, dornelles and 27 year old dennis novoa are both behind bars and charged with murder in the death of a san jose man through investigations of people who last saw him are who last saw our victim, mr waterfall, um, and reviewing surveillance footage, uh,

how rising interest rates will impact consumers like you plus, senators john kennedy and elizabeth warren will be here in the next 90 minutes to weigh in on the fed, the banks, and the big debt ceiling shutdown. >> before that, let's get today's markets with about an hour before that decision. dominic chu live at the new york stock exchange hi. >> kelly tish, tyler, i will teu it's a tepid market but not unsurprising in the fact we have a major catalyst in the fed rate decision for the time being we are seeing general positivity it had been mixed in the session but not much up or down. generally speaking we're kind of tilting towards the highs of the session. the nasdaq up about 1%p the s&p 500, 4131, up about 0.3% the dow up 0.1%. 33,723 the last trade. one place to keep an eye on, is what's happening with certain parts of the oil market. demand may be an issue if there's an economic pullback if you take a look at oil prices wti crude is down about 4% on the session. $68.63 we're on a 60ish dollar handle, below 70 right now over the last year we've lost a third of its value keep an eye o

by this point, gary decided to settle down and he was seriously betty bloomer warren. and they had a a bizarre proposal which should have prepared for life as a political wife early in 1948. i think it's in february of 1948. ford proposed to her, if you could call it that. he said he wanted to marry her, but they couldn't set the and he couldn't tell her why. they couldn't set date. well know she didn't think much about it. well what it was was he to take charlie bachmann by surprise and delay his announcement as close as possible to the republican primary and in a huge. he beat one 2 to 1 going away which which tells you a lot. first of all, the war transformed our attitudes and it turned out johnson was yesterday's man and that ford in many ways was the man of the future. it was a formality for a republican. in 1948, in the fall. and he it was the lowest percentage of the vote ever got 61%. the remarkable thing is, if you're a congressman today and you have a safe seat and you have 165, 68% majorities without spending any money. there's not a lot of incentive for to

warren: thank you. i am here today to ask my colleague from alabama to let these promotions move forward and to find other ways to continue advocating for the policy changes that he wants to see. i am hopeful that he will do the write thing and allow these servicemembers to carry out their responsibilities to our country. in a moment, i'll be asking the senate to confirm calendar number 204. this nominee is a native of pittsfield, massachusetts. if confirmed, he would be the navy's next subboss, making him the most senior operational submariner in the navy. the submarine force is integral to deterring our enemies and keeping america safe. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 204, that the senate vote on the nomination without intervening action or don't, that if confirmed the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate, that any statements related to the nomination be prin

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and the messaging, i think this speaks to the elizabeth warren thing.t about the substance. this is from a strategic standpoint. elizabeth warren, made a mistake in thinking that she could trickle down on the very excited college educated progressive base. and what their concerns were. it's broken their language, you know, where joe biden was more successful reaching out to a broader part of the democratic coalition. and he ends up winning. desantis snow is stuck, he's in the twitter space with david sacks and elon musk, 100 million or a billionaire, who don't like their fellow rich tech people, because they think they're too woke, all these weird concerns about digital currency and esg and ford woke board stuff, and they're talking about this in this twitter space, and it's like, i mean, an average mega voter in south carolina, i can't get into this space, if they could, all they heard was ringing noises. and if they finally made it in, they're listening to these three rich white guys, talk about a very niche concern of super wealthy college educated r

but the tradition is also important. >> reporter: for now, warren and his wife alexandria, who is also engineer, hopes to keep the legacy going. >> we're trying to bring more awareness to it for the future generations and try to prolong the culture behind it. we're giving it our all right now. >> reporter: janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> well, it is cherry-picking season. a u-pick cherry range opened. every year, more and more people out. opening week was pushed back because of the stormy season. in morgan hill and gilroy. >> champagne coral. >> sounds good. >> good on all those families who got out there picking them. >> good picking weather. >> we had a few areas of drizzle, a few light showers and another day of it for tomorrow as we await warmer temperatures toward the end of the week. cloudy skies, san jose. few light showers did pass by to the south around morgan hill and gilroy. a little drizzle at times for the morning and a few isolated showers during the day tomorrow. mid to upper 50s outside. low clouds to start around lunchtime tomorrow. we'll again to see partial clear

warren buffett compares the creation of artificial intelligence to anatomic bomb. yikes. we'll ask famed theoretical physicist about that and as always we've got a big lineup for you governor of oklahoma will be here, kt mcfarland, robokneel, and steve more and many many more. it is monday, may 8, 2,023. "varney" & company about to begin. ♪ ashley: it is monday morning as you take a look down sixth avenue in midtown manhattan, not too frantic this morning but it is monday. a blah day but let's get it going and get right to it. a new poll shows 68% of voters say president biden is too old for another term as president. beyond that, only 36% of people approve of biden's performance. yikes. these are not good numbers as you can see , charlie hurt is here. charlie, great to see you. >> good to see you, ash. ashley: biden just launched his re-election campaign. i was going to say seems like he's hitting the ground crawling a little bit when you look at those polls. >> yeah, i think that's a good description of how he's doing right now, but i think the real problem here, obviou

i was curious about what would be in warren buffett's wallet and n shares are up after berkshire hathaway, with an update on those shares in its portfolio. we continue to get a lot of earnings stories and we see softness in home depot shares after the quarterly numbers, raising questions certainly about what's happening in the housing market and that uncertainty rubbing off on one of its rivals. lows shares off about 1.2%. matt: let's get to those retailers. laura tramping is director of research at luke capital markets and she joins us here. thank you so much for your time. this has been a hot sector you are following closely. what do you make of home depot's numbers? >> the interesting measurement for us as ticket, lines up almost exactly with when home prices were last flat. a 12 year run is pretty great, but without ticket to support it, meaning remodeling's are getting smaller, consumers are doing smaller jobs, that is going to be a major hit to group -- two growth. jon: what are some of the train -- some of the trade-offs? have you seen any when you look at those ticket sizes right

. >> reporter: it's a bond high school junior, darien warren, will never forget. >> it felt good. i felt like i could finally be represented and understood who i could be. like you said, we don't really have many people of color or men of color representing us , me. >> reporter: darian says he has been more successful academically because of mr. johnson and feels like he can connect with him, even outside of the classroom. >> he was a really supportive teacher. if anybody needed help, he would help. we just worked really well together. i feel like he has good chemistry with a lot of his students, including me. >> reporter: research from johns hopkins university supports warren. they find that when students share the same ethnicity as teachers, students are more likely to enroll in college. other studies suggested enhances skills beyond school doors. >> giving them a role model. not only for the black kids, but for the people of color, in general. they love me. they come to me, they talk to me. they tell me other issues. >> reporter: for a person who knows his numbers -- >> actuall

plus, senator elizabeth warren on the republican debt limit extortion. fresh off of her grilling of bank ceos. >> you are planning to return how much? >> the answers -- >> none. that's it? >> i'm not planning to do so, no. >> elon musk, after a fire storm over the antisemitic tweets. >> he said he wants to erode the fabric of civilization, and hates humanity. when you do something like that -- >> i think that's true. that's my opinion. >> but why shared? >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have some shocking, in fact lurid new details tonight from a lawsuit filed against one of the closest associates to a man that runs the republican party. i speak, of course, rudy giuliani, the personal attorney to ex president donald trump, who's currently being sued for $10 million by a former employee who claims that he sexually assaulted and harassed her. although his career has certainly been diminished at this point, giuliani is not an ancillary figure in american politics. he is held powerful positions since the 19 80s, the

joseph warren. you have the floor. >> gentlemen, the issue here tonight is so much greater than three pence tax. i fear our country is in danger because the colonies are not represented inth parliament. these taxes are an infringement on our natural and constitutional right. >> hear, hear. >> we must oppose the tort of oppression that parliament has unleashed upon us. we must defend our right to self-government. gentleman, that depends the fortunes ofri america. >> the chair recognizes simon scully once more. >> what good would representation in parliament do us? even if we were allowed to send 13 representatives to that unjusto body, one for each coloy or even two or three for each colony. what would it matter? we would easily be outvoted. then wepo will have legitimized parliaments right to impose upon as whatever taxes it wishes. the representation in parliament is a strawman i say. we claim the rights to raise our own taxes and we will not surrender that right to the corrupt politicians in parli

not to mention the elizabeth warren commission. which found that jfk was 100 percent apache.ou a conspiracy guy? is this a conspiracy or is it almost like a real theory? >> i don't know. i have never cared who killed jfk. i assumed it was one lunatic on the hill, but maybe it was the cia, either way there's nothing i can do about it, but i will say i did not hear a word because he sounds like fonzie trying to say sorry. >> armor the episode. but he has like local dysphonia it used to be worse he is to be really bad. i think it's going to be a challenge for him running for office that voice is heard were not making fun of it. you think will ever know, why don't you run for president in windsor you can tell us. >> some other things he talked about there was certainly ambiguity, his candidacy we talked about it on the show the other day. he and marion williamson are probably not the most serious candidates to run against joe biden in the primary but there pulling between 25 and 30 percent. we are six weeks from today and both are pulling at the same levels as the same category,

. >>> and warren buffett boosts stake in what is the top holding. >>> and over to washington the debt standoff continues as the treasury reports cash holding has been cut in half. >>> and the end of siri? what apple is doing to take on chatgpt and other a.i. chat bochatbots >>> and it is friday, may 19th, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's kick off three straight days of gains with the nasdaq at the highest close since 2022 futures are green. nasdaq up .20% s&p and dow up this hour the nasdaq is continuing to out perform. it is this line up here that you see up 3.2% for the week it is on pace for its fourth winning week in a row. if you think that is impressive, it is nothing compared to a pair of overseas markets. in europe, the dak ix is hittina fresh 52-week high the nikkei is closing higher >>> now for a check on u.s. bonds with the benchmark 10-year treasury 3.26 rising as we inch closer to a debt limit deal. we see the 2-year treasury also higher right now at 4.22 something we continue to