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the u.s. senate he is an outspoken voice for rural american and advocate for small businesses. he s a champion of american indian nations pushing for improvements in education, health care and housing, and working to alleviate poverty. please join me in welcoming the honorable jon tester, the united states senator. well, thank you, tim, for that kind introduction. thank you for the warm welcome. it is great to be here today to celebrate the opening of the nations to nation exhibit. this exhibit is a tangible reminder of the federal government s relationship with sovereign tribal nations of this country. it s also a reminder of the moral and legal obligations that the united states has to honor and uphold our treaties with indian countries. the united states has 566 recognized tribes as sovereign entities with their own governments and their own laws. sovereign is a key word, a treaty is formal, written agreements between sovereign states. and the constitution clearly ....
jihadi john. we ll find these men and bring action. this just happened right behind us. recovery efforts continue in the southeast after the latest rounds of snow sleet, and freezing rain. the latest arctic cold blast from the rockies to the east coast. there s not a single democrat here. the gop nomination out in force at cpac. the polls, how do you overcome that? is the election next week. asllam. the llamas have been captured. they ve been lassoed. llama, i m coming home. that s a good one. the department of homeland security will partially shut down unless the government agrees to some kind of answer. john boehner has an answer to the questions on the subject. all that the worst thing tha ctan happen when a reporter is doing something about safety and all that matters people said it s blue and black. it s white and gold. it s very clearly blue. on cbs this morning. the kardashians just stretched their 15 minute ....
sudan s crisis and a fall in global oil prices is affecting the economy here. hello. the world is failing syria. that s the damming assessment by a coalition of aid organizations as the conflict enters its fifth year. they say the undersecurity council has proven its of being incapable of ending a crisis. at least 76,000 people were killed in 2013. over 230,000 have died since the conflict began in 2011. the number of children in need of raid those to 8.6 million. 7.6 million are displaced in syria, and almost 4 million more have fled the country. zana hoda reports on aleppo a city that has been torn part. reporter: it is one of the oldest cities in the world. it s historic center is now in ruins. aleppo has been an urban battleground since the summer of 2012. syria s largest city has been divided by many front lines, and on many of them sheets and drapes are used as cover from snipers. the government controls territory in the west and the opposition controls th ....
it is up 200 plus points because being cheered on by the reserve requirements in china. this is an internationally lyly oriented market right now. is that the idea? i apologize if i m repeating anything. bill pointed out the dow is up 217. let s skip straight ahead to the closing bell exchange and introduce our guests. joining us at the top of the hour to kick things off. we have price heedley, kate warren from edward jones. and our very own rick santelli. a welcome one and all. anthony chan the big news this weekend, we have to talk about a china rate cut. the u.s. central bank the japanese, what s the message to investors. central banks all over the world are coddling financial markets, coddling the overall economy. that s one of the reasons we don t get big corrections anymore. we get mini corrections. right after the chinese announcement on friday that they were going to go ahead and restrict margin trading. the analysts warned and said the financial markets w ....
back after the ten-year hit a six-month high earlier in the session. we talk to pimco chief officer scott mather in just a few minutes. and treasury yields across the pond as well have had a huge gain. also that picasso painting sold at auction last night, a record $179 million. economist norle ra lle lle nouriel roubini will be here. he thinks some people use expensive art as a form of money laundering, unquote. he s at it again. he s dr. doom of the art market. with an hour to go in the trading session, the dow is down about 18 points. again, fall back into positive territory. an ounce of downward pressure only a little bit. the s&p and nasdaq giving up 0.2% right now. 4 points and 10 points respectively. that level for the nasdaq 4983. let s talk about this in our closing bell exchange for this tuesday. chris ressler is with us rob morgan checks in from sethy financial and kevin guinness from raymond james is with us so is ken moret. kevin, you re head of ....