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>> the show starts right now. a lovely friday afternoon to you. nice to be seeing you. my name is, of course, dylan ratigan and i thank you for joining us on this friday before memorial weekend. happy summer-ish. it is time to reflect, of course, on the men and women who stand on the front lines on all of our behalves in defense of our security. those who cannot be here at home, those who will never return home, the fathers, the mothers, the sons, the daughters, all of those whose fa...

the dow cut a 200-point loss to just a six-point closing drop, the nasdaq gained 11 points and the s&p rose two. hewlett packard added to the late day optimism for investors, reporting a stronger than expected quarter. it earned 98 cents a share in the second quarter, better than estimates, and better than the companys own guidance. the stock was up nearly 12% in after-hours trading, as it confirms plans to cut thousands of jobs. erika miller reports. >> reporter: the earnings at hewle...

the dow cut a 200-point loss to just a six-point closing drop, the nasdaq gained 11 points and the s&p rose two. hewlett packard added to the late day optimism for investors, reporting a stronger than expected quarter. it earned 98 cents a share in the second quarter, better than estimates, and better than the companys own guidance. the stock was up nearly 12% in after-hours trading, as it confirms plans to cut thousands of jobs. erika miller reports. >> reporter: the earnings at hewle...

the dow cut a 200-point loss to just a six-point closing drop, the nasdaq gained 11 points and the s&p rose two. hewlett packard added to the late day optimism for investors, reporting a stronger than expected quarter. it earned 98 cents a share in the second quarter, better than estimates, and better than the companys own guidance. the stock was up nearly 12% in after-hours trading, as it confirms plans to cut thousands of jobs. erika miller reports. >> reporter: the earnings at hewle...

swooped in, sending the blue chip dow industrials briefly into positive territory. well get the latest out of europe in just a bit. but first the comeback in stocks: the dow cut a 200-point loss to just a six-point closing drop, the nasdaq gained 11 points and the s&p rose two. hewlett packard added to the late day optimism for investors, reporting a stronger than expected quarter. it earned 98 cents a share in the second quarter, better than estimates, and better than the companys own...

into positive territory. well get the latest out of europe in just a bit. but first the comeback in stocks: the dow cut a 200-point loss to just a six-point closing drop, the nasdaq gained 11 points and the s&p rose two. hewlett packard added to the late day optimism for investors, reporting a stronger than expected quarter. it earned 98 cents a share in the second quarter, better than estimates, and better than the companys own guidance. the stock was up nearly 12% in after-hours trad...

stocks: the dow cut a 200-point loss to just a six-point closing drop, the nasdaq gained 11 points and the s&p rose two. hewlett packard added to the late day optimism for investors, reporting a stronger than expected quarter. it earned 98 cents a share in the second quarter, better than estimates, and better than the companys own guidance. the stock was up nearly 12% in after-hours trading, as it confirms plans to cut thousands of jobs. erika miller reports. >> reporter: the earnings ...

Not even under conversation right now. the post-war, if you will, american foreign policy looks like, weve got 300 soldiers a week coming back from camp pendleton, 3,000 will come back to the naval base in san diego. were moving to a different period of time. it would appear to be a moment for whoever the u.s. president is to attempt to shape a new paradigm in diplomacy, period. >> im curious from your perspective, both perspectives, as to which will drive that new policy and that paradigm more,...

member, but the president of pakistan sis at the summit and e did meet briefly with our president today. president obama refuses to hold formal bilateral meetings with him until there is a deal made to manage those supply routes through pakistan into afghanistan. the "new york times" says the problem is how much pakistan wants to charge us, you and me, for safe passage of these nato supplies through pakistan into afghanistan. whaelts t whats the fee, is the question. nato used to pay, ...

our belongings into their country where they can steal it from us. so the question really becomes how much do we want to pay -- anyway, well get into it with our guests. most of the cash ends up in insurgent hands, the enemies, those that were fighting. the money for those trucks is being paid, believe it or not, to finance the taliban as a bribe for them not to shoot at us as we go through the khyber pass. you with me? yes, were funding both sides of the war. theyre back today after c...