what did he say? reporter: very emotional chavez telling people here in cuba, taking the air in cuba as well, announced he has a recurrence of cancer, that he ll be returning to cuba immediately to undergo surgery. this is his third cancer that we knew of before the elections in october in venezuela. he said he d been cured of cancer. that the doctors essentially saved his life. it turned out that that information was incorrect and hugo chavez in a very emotional address tonight to the people of venezuela said he needed to return to cuba immediately to undergo surgery and that his life is essentially on the life. he said good-bye to venezuela, said the support of the vice president and hugo chavez perhaps looking at mortality in the face. i think it s interesting that he said good-bye to the people of cuba. should we be reading anything into that? reporter: i think absolutely. it s been a year and a half where hugo chavez has really spent more time in cuba perhaps tha
old. we were down 20 points, up 20 points, to date we are down 40. extremely light volume. we have another record for the edison deep. we are at 1920 right now. close to the record. look at that in year treasury. the yield still around 10.5%. we are now at 2.54. all right. new software. new apps. ceo tim cook goes on the attack against microsoft and google. something of a your and. apple is up. we have reuters. at least 74 have died in crashes linked to fault the switches. ford motor company also sells more cars and make compared to a year ago. $16 a share. that is the market. not much action. not much volume. we are calling it the millennial malaise. close to one third of youngsters still live at home with their parents. teenage unemployment tops 50%. what is behind this trend? are they soft? is this a cultural shift? are they big domes of student debt, victims of a no good job economy. hereto settle. all out. let s not forget, charles payne, fresh off the debut. he started
begin. stuart: check out the big word. not much change. pretty flat. very low volume. the dow is down 10 points. the s&p 500, that is in record territory. 1925. of one point. pretty much dead flat. look at the price of gold. no change today at all. dead flat. 124450. the overall rate is still at a low historic level. i call it democratic luxury. we are talking coach. that puts it below $40 a share. under armour, they get an upgrade. 3% gain. fifty-two for under armour. the first of this week s job claims. charles payne is here. i will not read too much into one adp report. this is a pretty bad start. charles: it does not look good. we have a week of crazy hard to reconcile data. we just had an isn manufacturing number that came above the consensus. it is very, very confusing. friday will be an absolute huge day. stuart: is that the day when the market moves? i think friday will be a make or break point. it will be hard for the market to continue this kind of holding pat
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