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and for that matter much of america. i am dylan ratigan. it is a delight to be seeing you on this the second leg of our 30 million jobs tour. it does mark the beginning of week two. thank you so much for being with us. we've got a tremendous amount to cover in this particular hour including a recap obviously of the president's state of the union address where albeit briefly he addressed the massive housing crisis that is a huge barrier to growth in this country. >> tonight i'm asking my attorney general to create a special unit of federal prosecutors and leading state attorneys gener...

>> paul: $8,0 may not sound like a lot, but the $8,000 first-time home yer tax credit was enough to push exiing home sales to their best levein two years. what happens when it expire >>usie: it lks like the u.k.'s economy is still contracting. so, will we get a similar surprise wh next week's u.s. gdp report? some ecomists weigh in. >> paul: tonight's "market monitor" gue says he's concerd about the quality of the earnings we're seein he's derwood chase, chairmannd c.e.o. of chase instment counsel. >> susie: then, crosoft wows wall street. its late sales and earnings beat estimates, ...

>> paul: $8,000 may not sound like a lot, but the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit was enough to push existing home sales to their best level in two years. so what happens when it expires? >> susie: it looks like the u.k.'s economy is still contracting. so, will we get a similar surprise with next week's u.s. gdp report? some economists weigh in. >> paul: tonight's "market monitor" guest says he's concerned about the quality of the earnings we're seeing. he's derwood chase, chairman and c.e.o. of chase investment counsel. >> susie: then, microsoft wows wall street. its latest ...

>> paul: $8,0 may not sound like a lot, but the $8,000 first-time home yer tax credit was enough to push exiing home sales to their best levein two years. what happens when it expire >>usie: it lks like the u.k.'s economy is still contracting. so, will we get a similar surprise wh next week's u.s. gdp report? some ecomists weigh in. >> paul: tonight's "market monitor" gue says he's concerd about the quality of the earnings we're seein he's derwood chase, chairmannd c.e.o. of chase instment counsel. >> susie: then, crosoft wows wall street. its late sales and earnings beat estimates, ...

welcome back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. it is staggering to think 12 months ago we closed down on the dow jones industrial average 778 points. boy, have we come an awfully long way in 12 months. can we talk about dow 10,000? dare we? as we close out on the third quarter? that has a lot to do with the fed and whether we maintain big injection of liquidity. for today's trade quite well, up 40 points and we learned consumers confidence in america ticked down worst than people expected. good news on the home price front but it hasn't fed through yet and the market got n...