Do bells. I got wiener fatigue. It is too easy. Lets talk wall street. It has been we had earnings and the market softballs. I cant do it. Softballs, great. It is another busy day in earnings central today. Among the names that are set to post Quarterly Results before the bell, we have boeing, caterpillar, eli lilly, ford, glaxosmithkline and pepsi. And tonight hearing from facebook. If thats not enough for you, among our squawk newsmakers, well be joined by the cfo of pepsi, Hugh Johnston. And eli lillys chairman and ceo Doug Oberhelman and wick mooreman. We have a big morning ahead. And we have Hugh Johnston on today. And a big lineup. Yes, we do. And and after a nearly decade long Insider Trading, federal authorities are close to leveling a criminal indictment against sac capital. Prosecutors and the fbi in manhattan are expected to announce the charges as early as this week. No word on whether the hedge fund might try to settle at the last moment. But reports say that is unlikely.
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captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening, everyone. my colleague tom hudson will be along later in the program. oil prices fell more than a dollar a barrel today, suggesting there might soon be at least some relief at the pump. and, it couldn t come soon enough as high energy costs are a big topic from wall street to washington. in new york trading, oil fell about one dollar to $106.34 a barrel, the first decline in four sessions. still, the average price for a gallon of unleaded gasoline rose 12 cents in the past two weeks to $3.80 a gallon, reflecting february s jump in crude prices. but, those increases may start to slow if crude prices stop climbing. we have two reports this evening, looking at the impact of energy on the u.s. economy and on the presidential election. we begin with suzanne pratt in new york. reporter: if you re like most u.s. drivers, it s been hard to miss the big run-up in prices at the pump. gasoline started moving higher right after labor