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Friday, Jun. 13, 2008

1. NBC's Tim Russert Dies 2. Realty Check: Housing Blues 3. Beantown's Brightest 4. Stop Trading, Listen to Cramer! 5. Maria's Market Message

VIDEO OF THE WEEK NBC's Tim Russert Dies: Meet the Press moderator and author Tim Russert dies of an apparent heart attack at the NBC News Washington Bureau, with NBC's Tom Brokaw and CNBC's John Harwood.   Portfolio Watchlist Insider Trends Financial Glossary Stock Screeners Fund Screeners Earnings Screeners  Right Time To Buy An SUV? It Sure Is! There is a market out there of people who truly need the utility and capability an SUV offers. And as Phil blogs, right now those people are salivating at the possibilities. Click here to read more.

LEHMAN BROTHERS EARNINGS: The investment bank that's dominated headlines lately reports earnings in full, after last week's preannouncement while CFO Erin Callan still had her job. Mary Thompson breaks down the hotly anticipated results and call. TANKER BATTLE COMES TO A CLOSE: Both Northrop Grumman and Boeing say the Air Force discovered errors in its calculation of the operating costs of the competing aircraft in the $35 billion refueling tanker contest that Northrop won in February. Well, now the final outcome is near, with the GAO handing down the decision by Thursday. Jane Wells has the latest. UNEXPECTED BOOST TO THE ECONOMY: Jim Goldman is live at San Francisco's City Hall, the day before legalized gay marriage ceremonies are set to begin officially. A UCLA study finds that gay couples will infuse the California economy with an estimated $700 million in new revenue over the next three years. Is this social change an economic boon? TOBIAS TRIAL UNDERWAY: At 930a ET, opening statements get underway in the trial to determine who will inherit the late hedge fund manager and CNBC guest Seth Tobias' estate, in excess of $25 million. Scott Cohn covers the saga live on site.

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