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Saizain asher, thank you. teenagers are not getting all their vaccinations that protect them from meningitis, diptheria and hpv. that's from a survey published today in the journal pediatrics. the biggest reason parents gave, the shots aren't necessary. but in ht case of the hpv shots, add fear. almost 44% of parents say they won't let their kids get the shots even as more doctors recommend them as safe and as effective. march madness, bracket busters. bubbles bursting. it's tourney time. do you know about this team? they lost their season opener by 42 points. they're tied for the most los...

You're going to see 86% odds that the stock market actually ends the year higher, and that is a big odds right there. finally, since 1926 the small caps, when they do beat the big caps in the january effect, they tend to beat the large caps, get this. 76% of the time in january. but what is worth knowing here is bank of america, merrill lynch, that bank took a survey of fund managers and found a restrained mood when it came to buying equities, they are basically seeing that only 8% of the fund managers that recently were surveyed were overweight stocks by this time this year. back to you, jon....

The first five trading days then you're going to see 86% odds that the stock market actually ends the year higher, and that is a big odds right there. finally, since 1926 the small caps, when they do beat the big caps in the january effect, they tend to beat the large caps, get this. 76% of the time in january. but what is worth knowing here is bank of america, merrill lynch, that bank took a survey of fund managers and found a restrained mood when it came to buying equities, they are basically seeing that only 8% of the fund managers that recently were surveyed were overweight stocks by this ...

Desire. for the next five, maybe even seven, eight years. >> why has this shift to asia been accelerated by the crisis? why is asia booming? >> quite frankly for reasons that are of a competitive nature. it's a competitive place. people work hard, they adjust easily. there's an insatiable demand for training, learning english, learning technical skills. everyone wants to improve and every parent wants their kids to do much better than them. >> larry, let me ask you about the state of the american economy. when you look at the numbers, we seem as though we're going to grow 3% this year. on a po...

Bubbles bursting, overleveraging, when you look at the real disasters like the depression or japan in the 1990s or you look at some of the smaller events tend to have more protracted recoveries. let's step back. we're in a very different place than we were a year ago. a year ago, the economy was collapsing. people were talking about depression. it was pulling the rest of the world down. people thought we would be mired for years. i think we're doing better than almost anyone expected us to do a year ago. >> dominique, when you look at this recovery, are you comfortable that it's going to be ro...