zena, good girl. >> reporter: they call her zena the warrior puppy.itle this abused and abandoned dog earned because of her miraculous story of survival. >> that's zena! >> i've never seen a puppy anywhere near the condition she was in. >> less than 1% chance of survival. >> it wasn't good. >> reporter: but against all odds, this little puppy that could did and on her road to recovery captured the hearts of thousands. including linda and grant hickey who ended up adopting her. >> good girl! i just fell in love with her off her facebook. yummy! >> reporter: but little did they know that the survivor would end up becoming a savior. for their 8-year-old son, johnny, who has autism. >> the relationship between them is unlike anything i can describe. he had issues with -- you know, social issues having autism. and she breaks that barrier for him. they are best friends. johnny talks to her. johnny sings to her. it is really remarkable that what this dog has done for johnny. >> most kids with autism really want to socially connect. they're really socially mo

starting with you, zena.rway, and by some measures, stocks are cheaper than last year m do you think it's too late to get in? >> well, that depends on what the time horizon is. if you invest for 10-20 years, it didn't matter. gerri: you expect stocks to go down soon? >> you know, there's more likely to have a pull back after a huge run up. gerri: i hear what you're saying. david, do you agree? >> yeah, even over ten years we are cawshesz at establishing a cost basis implies 2% or 3% average returns over the next decade, so very interesting if you consider inflation, it's flat to negative returns. not overly bullish. you can see prices move higher, 10% or 12%, based on fed activity. >> steve, i want to turn to you for a second because there was another topic to hit today, and it's about made in usa stocks. we're seeing some of the stocks perform better than you know, companies that invest overseas and get a lot of the earnings overseas. netflix up 104% in less than 3% of the earnings come from overseas, and qu