LEMON: All right, on Wall Street right now, we're watching it very closely. You can see the Dow is up and continuing its march to a major milestone. Up 53 points right now. Milestone of 16,000 getting close: 15,930. Maribel Aber joins us from the New York Stock Exchange. Maribel, a sign of a healthy economy or a bubble about to burst here?</s>MARIBEL ABER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Don. Well, you know, we have to be really careful about qualifying that run that we're seeing in the market as a sign of a healthy economy. It's improving, but we haven't made back all that was lost in the recession, at least in terms of jobs, right? The market run is all about the fed stimulus. It's been propping up the economy for several years now, sort of acting as a safety net, and this week, we heard Janet Yellen, who's expected to become the next Fed chief, say she thinks the stimulus money needs to keep flowing, because unemployment is still just too high. And she's not the only one out there, Don. Sysco's CEO said the global recovery is also inconsistent. And we've got that data showing now the Japanese and European economies also slowing down. So these records highs are not a sign of a 100 percent healthy economy, I'd say, Don.</s>LEMON: OK, Maribel. So many analysts say that the market is due for a correction, and could that be coming before the end of the year?</s>ABER: The crystal ball, Don. No one knows for sure, but some experts say the market has gone too far. Look at the S&P; 500. It's up 26 percent this year. Normal gains, they're closer to 8 percent. It also closed at record highs 35 times this year. We haven't seen that since 1999 -- Don.</s>LEMON: All right. Maribel Aber will be following the stock exchange, and she'll be there for you. Thank you. He has been called everything from the mouth of the south to a visionary. We're going to take a glimpse at the impact Ted Turner has had on television news and the world.
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