herald tribune, wall street journal, call quiet on the front for the moment. for the start of the week we had been downgrading the lost the triple-a status and caused 600 plus point drop on monday and mid week, negative headlines, worrisome out of europe, about the safety, the quality of the banks and their balance sheets and europe and that of course started to gyrate the markets here and you showed the pictures, down on monday and up more than 400 on tuesday. and at least thursday, friday, upswings. let me give you some good news though. this weekend, as long as we don't hear anything negative out of the united states or europe and it's a big "if", s&p 500 companies reporting earnings have done very well and about 75% of them have beat estimates. so that's certainly good news, kelly. >> kelly: you were talking about europe and obviously, all eyes are on europe in