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Added 159. well, an agreement between opposing political parties in greece is looking increasingly unlikely. more talks are scheduled today, the country's leftist leader vows to oppose any bailout. that has global investors worried greece could back out on its debt payment and drop the eurozone currency, driving up lending. that debt drama and the $2 billion blunder by jpmorgan helped push town the stocks. eurozone fears continue to spill over onto oil crisis, which fell this morning. after the closing bell, groupon shot up after posting its quarterly profit. the stock already closed nearly ...

Half of its gains this year in just the past two weeks. nasdaq was also down as was the s&p 500. really a lot on the s&p for such a small index. it closed at its lowest level since february. all of this came after greece raised concerns that it could miss a debt payment and drop the euro as its currency. analysts say that could hurt banks all around the world. meantime europe's mess could actually mean even lower gas prices at the gas pump. investors dumped oil stocks today dropping prices $2 to lowest all year. $94 a barrel. of course, that could mean we will pay less for gas. triple a report...

Things incrementally, not so much that march 20 you have a debt payment can you not reach. that is the case in greece. here, it is about setting the pat opposed to, you know, really hacking away in the short-term when the economy is fragile, still. >>shepard: maybe they will get off the euro and we can all vacation this. sorry, michael. >> president obama giving school districts in ten states a free pass excusing them from the requirements from the "no child left behind" law. we will explain what that means. rick santorum, riding a wave after momentum which some say he got after he won three s...

Bail out. with us now is the associate editor at barrons so if 20 percent of the workforce is laid off, that is 20 percent of people who do not money to spend. >>guest: and another part of the agreement, supposed agreement is 22 percent cut in the minimum wage and that usually is used as a benchmark for employers to figure out other people's salary so essentially an across-the-board salary cut and it could be the trap we will see as we have the drumbeat for austerity measures that are not accompanied with other things that could help the economy grow. so, look, this was necessary. it had to ha...

Rose more than expected, boosted by a jump in new home building permits. in stocks, sales force slumped after the cloud computing giant posted a quarterly loss accompanied by a tepid outlook. and wireless service provider cle clearwire tumbled after the company's ceo said it might miss a big debt payment on december 1st. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." welcome back to "hardball." well, can any candidate for president actually connect to the american people this year? the latest pew poll shows mitt romney stuck in neutral, if you will, at 23%, with fl...