To one particular factor. So many things going on. Earnings season has begun. Oil prices were lower again. We got down below 250 on the 30year 30year. Below 1. 9 on the 10year yield. The president met with congressional leaders. Theres talk they were talking about trying to think about military action against Islamic State militants. So all kinds of things going on simultaneously. Not only all of those factors bill already mentioned, throw on top of that whether the European Central bank might see a block offing blocking of its quantitative easing. Well talk about more on all of that with our panel in a second here. Again, to tell you where we stand going into the final hour, the dow is off 118 points. The s p is giving up 16. Look at that were almost right back at that 2,000 level on the s p. The nasdaq meanwhile down about 27 on this tuesday. Turn around tuesday if you will. Weve had two turn around tuesdays today all in one. Joining us in our the closing bell exchange, theres amy wu
Fido and friends. Were down to two dogs. Were thinking about it. Another German Shepherd . Possibly. When you get door stops or something you always get bookends. His and hers. So they can sit by the edge. Id like to get a brother. Of zara. Yeah what a dog. All right. Well talk a little bit about the Second Quarter. It begins today and the bulls are hoping it starts better than the First Quarter ended. It was a rough session yesterday down for the year by closing down about 200 points yesterday. This is the first down quarter in the last four for the dow. But they ended up. It was slightly higher. The nasdaq is on a nine quarter winning streak. Thats the longest winning streak ever going back to its inception in 1971. Check out the futures this morning and at this point they look like there are green arrows. S p futures up marginally and the nasdaq up by over 7 points. The stories, the big ones were watching today the deadline with the talks for iran have been extended by a day. Were s
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Role of first lady . Dignity under strain. She was a dignified and proud throughout her period in office. Made sure people understood that the white house was their house. Everyone should have a voice, everyone should be able to come, everyone was welcome. As a closeout, we want to say thank you to our partners at the White House Historical association for their help in telling the stories of the first ladies. Weve been making available on our websites, biographies of the white house. Its available at cost if youre interested. We have many more first ladies to go as the series continues. Hope theyll read along with us and learn more about the interesting aspect on american history. A special thanks to our guest tonight. And to tim naphali for helping to tell her story. Thank you very much. Http twitter. Com cspanwj [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] on monday, betty ford. Shortly after moving into the white h
To buy japanese cars. I imagine some of your parents may have felt the same way. Today, i think we view toyota as a trusted brand. In fact, there multiple plants across the United States and are a part of our one of our closest allies is japan. But what is fascinating about that analogy is when i was in the cia, we did have to look at forcing japanese to comply with domestic rules and other things. We even rented a toyota, broke it down, got a lawyer to prove this. We broke down the whole car, checked every part, reasonable reassembled it and gave it back so we didnt have to buy it. Toyota began to get into compliance and played by the global rules and now they are trusted partner with us. Can you tell me with the cia was doing to the federal trade commission . [laughter] we had Economic Research in the cia. Very sophisticated. You would know to see the cia parking lot. [laughter] very good. Right back here. I run a consultancy specializing in u. S. Chinese negotiations. I would like t