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10.5% down yesterday, and that's what happened today, the nikkei closing 5.7% higher today. there was some bargain hunting. that is what traders are saying. this is what it's all about. basically, such a big selloff, panic selling yesterday. everything was being dumped, basically. buyers coming in today, companies -- big companies like toyota getting a boost, sony up nearly 9%, toyota the same. a lot of people thought this selloff had been overdone coming in today to pick up what they consider bargains. it's difficult, though, nina, given the fact we don't know what's happening at that fukushi...

"the company we keep", all about how a nice california girl meets a cia operative, all the the ups and downs of a spy game and you found love and now you have a little girl and it's a great read thank you for sharing your story with us jon: -- >> thank you jenna: npr announcing covivian schiller is stepping down, that move coming after a fund-raiser was caught on hidden camera making serious accusations about the tea party molly henneberg joins us live from washington with the details >> reporter: vivian schiller is out, another npr executive, ron schiller, no relation to sr*eupan, stepped dow...

David koch said -- the fake david koch, have you thought about injecting some troublemakers into the protests? and the governor said we thought about it but then, you know, if they cause a ruckus, that might mean the people would want an end to this and i would have to intervene. anyway, his staff, the governor's staff said this just proves what he says in private is pretty much the same thing he says in public. meanwhile, speaking of calls, scott walker said last night, he's actually waiting for a call from one of the 14 senators who currently is at a hotel in illinois. >> the one call i'm wi...

The facilities used to make these things. workers underage at ten facilities. a lack of transparency and falsified records. two instances of worker endangerment. and again that report finds that 137 workers were seriously injured making the iphone because of the glass screen. so we'll continue to follow that and see if there's anything -- apple has consistently said they do not use sweat shops, don't run sweat shops. but there's such a volume of these things being churned out. a lot of social responsibility. people keeping a close eye on what they say. >> it's not that you're in danger from ha...

Taking several phone calls from the department of agriculture and tap out a letter of resignation as you were driving somewhere. the person on the other end of the line was cheryl cook. our ed henry tried to sort of chase her down yesterday, just get a few answers from her and also had a chance to speak with agriculture secretary tom vilsack about it and no one seemed to be answering any questions. she's pictured there in the background with the agriculture secretary. what's your take on what -- who was perhaps instructing cheryl cook and what should happen after this? >> you know, i know cher...