VELSHI: Twenty-five minutes after the hour. Welcome back. We're "Minding Your Business" this morning. Right now, U.S. stock futures are up. Stocked have closed higher for the past three days on hopes that Europe's debt crisis is being resolved, but this morning, there are concerns about the bailout for Greece and whether it could be in jeopardy. According to the "Financial Times," Euro zone members are now split over the terms of the loan. Some members are, apparently, demanding that private sector pay more. New information this morning on the economy's pulse in about 30 minutes. A report on mortgage applications will be released giving us a sense of whether people are taking advantage of these low home mortgage rates and low home prices. We'll also learn if orders for durable goods are up, things like planes and cars. In Lower Manhattan, the protesters have been gathering to voice their outrage at Wall Street and over the nation's economy are calling for 20,000 people to flood the area in the next few months. At least 100 people have been arrested since the protests started 12 days ago. More protests are expected on Wall Street this morning. The popular iPad could be about to get new some competition. This morning, Amazon is expected to reveal its new tablet computer. Rumors are it will be called the Kindle Fire and able to stream both movies and TV shows. And Apple is expected to unveil the long awaited iPhone 5 at a press event on Tuesday. It's been 15 months since the iPhone 4 was announced and among the expected upgrades, a bigger screen, better camera, voice recognition, and more carriers. AMERICAN MORNING back right after this break.
Wall Street Protests Enter 13th Day