saw a drop to 95.2. somewhat consistent with weaker than expected data. in terms of the financial markets, u.s. stocks have just fallen to session lows. notg down by a lot but you see declines by .2% for the s&p 500. little changed for the dow, nasdaq losing .5%. the dollar index falling to session lows with dxy at 96196. 10 year yield higher. two year yield little changed at 55 basis points. erik? erik: here we are, back at the milken conference. i want to tell everyone about who is coming up, colony capital s tom. stephanie: at 10:30 we will sit down with barry sternli cht. then terry joins us at 11:00 a.m. chairman of the cme group, the perfect person to sit down with days after the headlines about the flash crash. erik: boone pickens is coming up at 11:30. if you miss his interview you want to tune in. stephanie: one of my favorite interviews of all time. he turned and said what, we are not in commercial? it is the commercial breaks on market makers that are the most sp
because dennett nokia have a banana phone that was a little curved because didn t nokia have the banana phone that was curved? willdon t know, hopefully be different. the olympics will air on tape delay. we have figure skating, ski jump and speedskating. we go to the major question of the day. it is not jobs, apple s share buyback, are we going to spoil? do we have a company policy? are we going to be breathless at 1:00 p.m. and say scarlet fu won the luge tournament? if you want to avoid it, you now know how to do it. big debate 10 years ago, now it is not, twitter and all that. on s not have any suspense our data check. it is a pre-jobs data check which means it is dead. 10 year yield goes to $260 to $270 in a matter of days. $2.60 to $2.70. let s go onto currency markets. the vix, 21 was the worst, we have a more complacent market, 17.23, yen backs up, weaker yen, $102.10. stronger,peso is down to $7.88. papers andthe friday the web this morning, here is scarlet fu
damaged homes and knocked down power. heavy rain in texas and the flooding is getting worse in minnesota. a wild primary day. thad cochran won the mississippi senate primary over tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. the race to unseat charles rangel is too close to call but that didn t stop rangel from declaring victory. american special forces are now on the ground in iraq. you and the president seem to be in about the same place as to what we ought to do now in iraq. well i ve never had anybody put it that way. if that was a bite then that s the third time that suarez has committed that particular crime. in world cup action fifa says its disciplinary committee has opened proceedings. at least six months to a year. this guy needs help. do you think with all the money he earns he could have those teeth fixed? actor eli wallace has passed. one of wallace s classic roles was as the villain. a man in new york is literally stabbed in the back at mcdona
that way. suarez bit his opponent. that s the third time. he has to do a big ruling here. at least six months to a year. this is vandalous. this guy needs help. you would think with all the money he earns he could get those teeth fixed. eli wallach has passed. the man in new york is literally stabbed in the back at mcdonald s. but instead of writhing in pain the 50-year-old seems calm. all that joe west gets drilled and he appears none the worse for it. it took 22 firefighters to extricate the man from the. vagina. you can hear a list of things you won t hear charlie rose say. it was just plain awkward. jesus overcome on cbs this morning. i don t think we overcame anybody based on that. it s like they were joining hands in a lifeboat just before they all drowned. announcer: this morning s eye opener is presented by toy tachlt toyota. let s go places. captioning funded by cbs welcome to cbs this morning. good morning, norah. good m
astronauts into orbit. i m ali velshi and this is real money. this is real money , and you are the most important part of the show. tweet me at ali velshi or facebook. vladimir putin scored a huge victory today. that s not what you ll read in most headlines or newscasts, but that s the bottom line. ukraine signed an agreement with the european union, but only after russia rudleigh elbowed it s way to the table. only then could it proceed. the worst crisis since the doled war was triggered by the eu s push to lure ukraine to its hold. and russia on its doorstep. so they have agreed to delay full implementation of the deal until early 2016, and ukraine still gets privileged access to the eu market until then, but at the assistance of moscow, europeans won t get the same free access to the ukrainian market in return. petroishenko globed over that today. and he said they will be ready for competition with european markets. for the ukrainian economy, that s incredibly wishful