[Cuomo:] Welcome back to NEW DAY, everybody. It is money time. That means Christine Romans is here with all the business news you need to know.
[Christine Romans, Cnn Business Correspondent:] Hi, guys. So, we had a little rally yesterday, I'm happy to report. Stock futures are solidly higher this morning. There was a 101-point gain on the Dow Tuesday. Investors taking some comfort in really, really strong housing data. A rocking good housing number and consumer confidence is good, too. One big mover, Barnes & Noble, tumbled 17 percent, look at that one, after reporting a big loss at its Nook e-reader division. So, that one bucks the trend. The controversy surrounding TV cook Paula Deen is not hurting her book sales. Paula Deen's new testament cookbook is now number 24 on the Amazon best seller list. The book doesn't come out until the fall. These are advanced orders, people lining up to buy this. The book was listed at 1,592 just two days ago. More pink slips for "Sesame Street". A report said the beloved children show is cutting about 10 percent of its staff, 30 employees. It's part of an overall overhaul. "Sesame Street" also cut jobs last year. Just two weeks ago, "Sesame Street" won six daytime Emmy Awards.
[Pereira:] You see them win these awards but the bottom line still has to be reached.
[Bolduan:] And then these cuts to funding.
[Cuomo:] So, not the characters.
[Romans:] No, no, no. You will see your favorite characters.
[Bolduan:] Don't take away my Big Bird. Big Bird e went political in 2012. And they're like he's too high maintenance, he's out.
[Cuomo:] It keeps my kids quiet.
[Romans:] We have toddlers, so "Sesame Street" is important.
[Pereira:] I would cut down on his feathers. You know what I mean? Like trim the feathers back.
[Bolduan:] Big Bird's hairstylist got fired.
[Cuomo:] New developments for you around the death of a man found near the home of NFL player, Aaron Hernandez. A judge has sealed all documents in the case. The Patriot's tight end is meeting with the top defense attorney. But police are still not calling Hernandez a suspect. Susan Candiotti is live in North Attleboro, Massachusetts, with the latest. Good morning, Susan.
[Susan Candiotti, Cnn National Correspondent:] Good morning, Chris. Yes, a judge imposing a document lockdown in this ongoing murder investigation, pulling down the curtain even lower in this mysterious case.
[Candiotti:] A judge ordering all records kept under wraps in the murder investigation touching New England Patriot's tight end Aaron Hernandez. A notice pinned outside the clerk's office reads, "Impounded by the court."
[Paul Callan, Cnn Legal Analyst:] The usual reason this occurs, is that the court and the judge have made a determination that a potential defendant might be deprived of a fair trial if the evidence is released prematurely.
[Candiotti:] In this case, there may be concern over one focus. Football player, Aaron Hernandez. Murder victim, Odin Lloyd, was a friend of Hernandez. Lloyd's body was found less than a mile from the football player's luxury home. Investigators have searched his house twice, removing more than a dozen bags of undisclosed items. What was taken could have been made public but the list is now under seal. Sealing documents is perfectly legal, however, some experts call it surprising because of so much public interest.
[Callan:] I think a feeling among the public that, you know, something shady may be going on behind closed doors. Now, we don't have any evidence that that's happening. But I know I think a lot of people feel that way.
[Candiotti:] On Tuesday, Hernandez got a visit from his criminal defense team, including Jamie Sultan, well-known in Boston for high- profile cases.
[Callan:] It would indicate to me that they take this investigation very seriously. This obviously is a career-ending event for Mr. Hernandez if he is ultimately charged with a crime.
[Candiotti:] Police are not calling Hernandez a suspect and a law enforcement source tells CNN no arrest warrant has been issued. Defense attorneys have issued a statement saying that Hernandez is being subjected to a flood of misinformation and rumor in the media, yet thanking the district attorney for is professionalism. The D.A. issued a statement of its own, saying, thanks for the compliment. But there is no resolution in this case yet for Aaron Hernandez nor for the victim or family of the victim, Odin Lloyd Chris and Kate.
[Cuomo:] All right. Susan, as uncomfortable as it is, it is about getting justice for that family.
[Bolduan:] Right.
[Cuomo:] And this is the process.
[Bolduan:] That often does get lost, especially when another person involved is so high-profile and so well-known. It is something we still must focus on. Still ahead on
[New Day:] the Swiss Air heist. How on earth did more than $1 million in cash disappear from a plane after it landed here in New York? Don't ask Cuomo. The latest on the airport robbery, just ahead.
[Cuomo:] And more plane problems. Another case of air rage: a woman dragged off a plane after she allegedly refused to turn off her cell phone, of all things. We are live with details.
[Bolduan:] Wow.