ROMANS: Welcome back. Minding your business this morning. All those record highs. Twenty-two of them for the Dow this year, making investors maybe a little nervous. The Dow fell more than 100 points yesterday. Futures are flat so far this morning. You can blame the federal reserve for that, or you can at least blame what everyone's speculating about the federal reserve about that. Policymakers are talking about ending the fed's stimulus program, which is helping to prop up the economy right now, but there's a lot of wonder if the economy's really ready to take the training wheels off, and we're going to maybe get some more answers on that today. When the latest report on gross domestic product comes out, I'm going to bring that for you live next hour. Are you overwhelmed by your inbox? Google is making organizing Gmail users' inboxes automatic. It's a new customizable version that groups mail into categories that appear as tabs. Primary, social, promotions, and updates. It's supposed to let users quickly see what's new and decide which e-mails to read when. Which ones to automatically delete. It rolls out in the next few weeks. If you don't like it, Gmail will let you go back to the classic inbox. Do you feel overwhelmed by your e-mail?</s>BERMAN: I'm confused by that already.</s>ROMANS: I'm overwhelmed by my e-mail in general. I feel like everything should have an out of office response, do I need to read this, do I need to be on this and if not I'm going to delete it.</s>BERMAN: Wow.</s>ROMANS: I get like 300 e-mails a day.</s>BERMAN: You should send it back, I'm ignoring you.</s>ROMANS: You have never replied to one of my e-mails so maybe you are ignoring me or are you filtering me out?</s>BERMAN: Take the hint. Twenty-six minutes after the hour. Ahead on STARTING POINT, it could be the smoking gun in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial. CNN got the exclusive testimony that his family has been waiting for. That's coming up next.
Google Rolls Out New Gmail Feature