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Get broader sanctions. And thenians seernational community crimea as lost, at least for the short term. I do not think we could afford to see effective occupation twoee de facto operation in inces inive provoin Eastern Ukraine. Whatever can be done to find moscow accountable would be very important. My second question. In much broader question about the future of nato and the future of article five protections. I agree europe will certainly react if there is a movement of troops across the border. The idea is that they are protected under the mutual defense covenant in nato, but russia is perf...

Dust bin. Sue . Thats right. Thats coming up in a few minutes. But as you mentioned the president is meeting silicon valleys top tech titans. Ceos from google and apple and facebook among them. The president as you mentioned wants to talk about improving the Health Care Website but these ceos are focused more on the governments spying program. Amman javers is following the still developing story for us from washington. We have something a little interesting going on right now. The ceo meeting with the president in the roosevelt room here at the white house started at about 10 45 eastern time h...

Lets take a look at yum brands. 74. 75. They get about half of its revenue from china. Not looking so good. Traffic in china stores down about 9 . That is a big deal. The company issuing a negative outlook for china. Lowering their guidance for all of next year as well. This is a loser today. As for all stocks, mixed, cautious. We do have markets of except for the dow. Connell you are right about the end of the month. We have 31 days on our countdown. It seems like the fiscal cliff situation will never end. Monica crowley want to tell us what will happen here in washington. Nobody really knows...

When interest rates rise rapidly, the U.S. has usually experienced rising layoffs and unemployment if not outright recession. Not this time.

When interest rates rise rapidly, the U.S. has usually experienced rising layoffs and unemployment if not outright recession. Not this time.