some green arrows and green stomachs in europe as we await the results of the greek psi participation rate ahead of tomorrow s deadline. a bounce back we re seeing this morning, not just equities. crude, gold trading higher this morning and adding to the optimistop optimism. walmart saying it is pleased with sales and traffic so far this quarter. hours away from the unveiling of the latest ipad, we believe. we ll go out to san francisco for the latest on what s expected from apple. could there be a surprise seven-inch killer kindle tablet as well? mitt romney wins a squeaker in ohio but fails to knock his rivals out of a race that will continue. a big mover in premarket trade, pandora shares slumping on dismal forecasts, rising royalty fees. it is gaining listeners but will rising costs drown out profitability. and peyton manning s days as an indianapolis colt are over. where does he go and should mark sanchez be worried? jim doesn t look convinced. no, i think
recently a conservative, liberal, and a moderate walked into the bar. the bartender says hi, mitt. when you tell a joke and you don t get laughs, just start laughing yourself and usually people will go with you. one. most interesting and i think unintended consequences of the super pac era is so far people like freese or shelton adelson can pump money into the pac and keep people like romney from walking down the race. playing a major role in the general election. particularly now that president obama s campaign announced that it would no longer be dis couraging donors from contributing to the super pac supporting the president s re-election, priorities usa action. this was big news the beginning of the week because the obama
stuff. that s like foster freese and adelson. you know, these nutty millionaires. i don t think they would call themselves nutty but continue. no. what i mean is hiring gladiators to do their battle. these are individual extremely rich people. and that s troubling. right. but when less troubling than what is going to happen the next cycle, what s already happening at the state level with super pacs, homebuilders getting involved. and where you actually see goldman sachs and bank of america figuring out how to take the money. right. what we are seeing now i think really good point. seeing these individuals as opposed to using this vessel. much more than organized interest. i actually think that just to give provocation here, there is a way in which the the sheldon adelson and freese in this race is making it more possible for gop primary voters
whitney houston died last night in beverly hills at age 48. born in newark, gospel singer cece houston. one of the if not the greatest voices of the age. she would sell more than 55 million records over her career. over the last decade she battled drug addiction, often uncomfortably in the public life. she was found yesterday afternoon in a room in the beverly hills hilton. the cause of death is unknown. i was i heard it the radio last night, whitney houston died. i had would thoughts. one was just how awful, terribly sad it is. then i back to being being in the bronx as an elementary school student when i was 8 or 9 years old and give a shout out to tiffany, renee, sonya to which i used to jump rope on the playground of ps 83 in the east bronx. you jumped rope with them? i did jump rope with them. maybe we will do it on the program. and for some reason we went every day, we would sing greatest love of all. the children of the future, this was our like our sort
whitney houston died last night in beverly hills at age 48. born in newark, gospel singer cece houston. one of the if not the greatest voices of the age. she would sell more than 55 million records over her career. over the last decade she battled drug addiction, often uncomfortably in the public life. she was found yesterday afternoon in a room in the beverly hills hilton. the cause of death is unknown. i was i heard it the radio last night, whitney houston died. i had would thoughts. one was just how awful, terribly sad it is. then i back to being being in the bronx as an elementary school student when i was 8 or 9 years old and give a shout out to tiffany, renee, sonya to which i used to jump rope on the playground of ps 83 in the east bronx. you jumped rope with them? i did jump rope with them. maybe we will do it on the program. and for some reason we went every day, we would sing greatest love of all. the children of the future, this was our like our sort