melissa: welcome, i m melissa francis. lori: good amp, i m lori rothman. stocks down 50 points after being down 100 points earlier in the session. now, the case for dow 16,000 in the next 6-12 months, wouldn t that be nice? how you should position your investments now. melissa: and strike a bailout deal or else, the european central bank threatening to cut awfully quiddity to cyprus by mundt if there is no deal. lori: what do you think lou dobbs will say? he ll join us on washington s stopgap effort to keep america s a government funded. stocks now, it s back down to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. stocks areeoff the lows of the today but still trending down. that s the sentiment day after the fed, isn t it? reporter: right, they are, indeed. we are seeing a stronger dollar, the vixx is to the upside, lori and melissa, and you re seeing a market that has had down arrows all day long. yesterday during the middle of the day we hit all-time re
melissa: welcome. i m melissa francis. lori: i m lori i i rothman. voting to delay a tax on the bailout, and now there s reports the finance minister is stepping down. we have reaction with the trading president, the former cypress trade representative to the u.s.. he ll be joining us. treasury secretary jack lew meeting with the chinese president on the agenda of growing concerns about china ease role in cyber attacks. melissa: targeting seg represents in new york a week after a judge rejected the ban on large drinks. we get the verdict with the judge andrew going after soda, ear buds, cigarettes, what s next? seriously. lori: only can guess. it is back down to the floor, new hour here on markets now, and i know cypress is driving action again today. it is. we are seeing headlines that the president will be talking with angela merkel, obviously, another development pertaining to what we see in cypress, which then, obviously, really rules the e.u. markets and our market