and ride the bull we must. plus the murdoch mess. james quits as chairman of news international. that s the newspaper division, the international one rocked by scandal. is rupert s control of news corp. in danger? all of that is straight ahead. i m sue herera with tyler mathisen. power lunch begins right now. welcome everybody. join me at the wall here as we look at red tiles on the board. q-4 gdp better than expected. the chicago pmi, a 10-month high indicating business conditions in the middle of the country are better than expected. but bernanke is still cautious on both the economy and the need for qe-3. here s how the markets are reacting to it. and the reactions have been very interesting to watch. let s look at the pulse of the markets right now. let s look especially at gold. look at gold. lower after that big runup and a rise in the dollar and the reaction to bernanke. one of the biggest down days we ve seen in quite some time in gold, 1725. it was a good yea
they got through speaking. and when bill talked i found him to be a very sensitive, intelligent, not at all like his southern baptist roots preaching and so when i feel like i can t watch i don t have pbs. i can t watch the pbs thanks. one of the things that i like about pbs news is at the end of their broadcast the show the pictures of the military personnel have been killed so as to remind us that there is still a warrant. we don t see that really on fox, cnn, or even abc and cbs. i do think, though, there are many terrific and highly professional journalists in this business, some and a high position and some in smaller venues or markets. i think the problem is that people don t want to watch. the more flamboyant advocacy journalist types are getting more attention. goes back to what i mentioned earlier about this being some kind of an attraction in incivility that we have to get to the bottom of, that we have to face up to. the advocacy journalist types, the people