0 in? he has that charm element and you have to wonder how much of a fighting dog he will be . how ryan will keep the momentum going for romney? it is surprising to see how the polls have shifted. brian: it shows you people haven t made up their mind. the president speaking on abc and tom joiner and saying for the first time, i wasn t too good the first time around. and the reason i was too polite. steve: that is a surprise. gretchen: that s excuse number 10 now as what the reasoning was. here s more about what the president said about consistency. he said i am consistent and critics say he s just the opposite. one thing that i think people, republicans as well as the democrats can say there is flat out. it is a terror attack and coordinate was a terrorist attack and he pull would the behest kado kaylen. if i was susan rice i would have said it was i don t know it could have been a spontanous attack. you are congressman from idaho this same kennedy under secretary could say one
captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
captioning sponsored by wpbt tom: good evening. u.s. stocks continued falling today, marking their biggest point and percentage losses this year. susie, today s decline also marks the longest losing streak this year, down five straight sessions susie: tom, fear was back in the market today on fresh worries about the global economy, europe s financial problems, and concerns about slowing growth in china. the dow fell almost 214 points, the nasdaq lost 55, the s&p down 23. the losses come at a nervous time for investors the start of earnings season. alcoa kicked things off after the close today. we ll detail its earnings beat and talk with c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld a little later in the program. tom: scott minerd is the chief investment officer at guggenheim partners, which has $125 billion under management. scott, last spring, we saw the economy slow down. we saw the stock market slow down. how would you describe the stocks selling in over the past five sessions? well, y
also ahead in the show, he s everybody s all-american this week. masters champion bubba watson. he s here in the house. he ll tell you why a green jacket and a pink driver have the bubba business booming, ty. green jackets. pink drivers. i m tyler mathisen along with kayla tausche and simon hobbs. welcome, everybody. power lunch teeing off, right now. so earnings in europe triggering another storm on stocks. you can see we re attempting to stabilize here. the dow was down 170 points a few seconds ago. we ve now come back from that. investors clearly worried that earnings are going to come up short. the other issue, that the spanish government is potentially losing the confidence of its bond investors. let s just have a look then at the nasdaq, down 1.4%. s&p down 1.3%. the dow down 1.25%. taking the pulse of the markets, the euro is very interesting. it is not getting as hard hit as you might have expected given where we are on yields both in germany and the likes of sp