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Corporate earnings are doing really well that too and global growth is starting to sync up the warning lights just flashing so we could start to see a pullback on this selloff and choppy trading as we're seeing today is kind of characteristic of that we don't like the fundamental fundamentals here are still solid absolutely they really are still sort of we're in a solid earning season in the u.s. and yet the economy in the united states is back on track in fact that's what started all of this in the first place on friday with stronger than expected wage growth data which is expected to push up...

Have -- obviously some systemic problems that lead to the fact that you sometimes can't see the positive. >> that's completely right, but i think people -- if there was violence in central african republic, doesn't mean your investments in johannesburg are at risk. i think there's a blanket brush of the continent and not focus what the people do well. there's a big emphasis on corruption which is a big problem in governments all across the continent. but what i see that helps get people to work is not corruption. right? it's just people trying to do more with less and make do in adverse circum...

Economists have talked about there is absolutely no data to back up what governor scott is saying. and specifically, if it was true, as you just mentioned, that what should have happened is that floridans should be doing better, above the national average, instead, unfortunately, for floridaions , doing worse. the growth data is not the same as the national level. still below the national average. this is the same guy, rick scott, of course, who had an opportunity to create jobs the first time he had a direct role in creating jobs, in which he was presented with a bullet train. and the most co...

strike. thousands of public employees say they'll walk off their jobs this week as parliament prepares to vote on yet another round of austerity measures. wrnss in yemen's capital say government troops killed at least five people when they opened fire on pro democracy demonstrators. sunday's violence left eight dead and more than 50 wounded. the surge in violence is blamed on al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood. a revolutionary forces commander was killed in sirte in the front line on sunday. many fear the anti-gadhafi fighters are losing the earlier momentum in the battle for mo...