bouncing around throughout the session. each stock is down about a quarter percent. earnings.just about we have energy stocks gaining as oil falls, curiously enough. you can look and see energy and materials are the two best performing materials. consumer staples are on the downside today. that is shaking up. verizon is what is pulling down the telecom shares. wireless subscriber growth beat estimates but because of negotiations with labor unions, that is going to weigh on second-quarter earnings. apple, which has delayed the earnings report by one-day is coming out with a shares falling about 1.25% today. a lot of divergent views on apple. and coca-cola is down for the second day after its report, even as analysts report weather yesterday s drop was justified. tracy: let s give you a break from the earnings. tell us what else is moving? julie: oil, we are watching that today. it has had a drop as we have seen the dollar bounce around. thes up off the lows of session. speakin
headlines making stories today. peter cook has an interview with the ceo of marsh mclennan. antennae look at aereo manufacturing plant. we begin at the u.s. supreme court as justices hear arguments in the controversy alsial aereo case. no clear answer to how the court will roll. certainly a lot of tough questions. justices were concerned they were using a technological gimmick to get around the broadcasters copyright. that said, also a number of justices that were concerned about the implications, in particular they asked about cloud computing and whether the ruling might limit that industry. earlier today on bloomberg, especially addition of the in l loop the ceo gave exclusive comments. i do not think anyone can forecast what will happen. that.a fools game to do mainly because i think we feel very confident in the facts. i think as a matter of law, we are dead right. it is the united states supreme court, no one can predict. you are giving us a sense of the copyri