Apple to Sell in China
PHILLIPS: Well, investors on Wall Street looking forward to Tuesday. And that's when we're going to find out how retailers faired in December. The Consumer Price Index will point the direction inflation -- will point the direction of the inflation, rather, is heading. Stocks ended last week mixed on reports that hiring was up in the private sector. But the jobs report showed weaker numbers than expected. Also on Tuesday big banks, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo will release some key numbers. Their fourth quarter earnings. Alison Kosik at the New York Stock Exchange with what else investors will be watching when trading opens in the morning -- Alison.</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Kyra. It's a big week for Apple. The company will begin selling its iPhone 5s and 5c in China this coming week. That's after it inked a deal with China Mobile. It opens Apple up to 700 million new customers. But the gadget maker isn't a market leader in China. The problem is, China's wireless carriers don't subsidize the iPhone so it costs $700. Still analysts expect Apple to get a 20 percent sales bump this year because of the release. On the economic calendar retail sales numbers from December are coming out. The holiday season is expected to have been fairly solid for the major stores. Deep discounting encouraged consumers to buy more. Also out this week reports on home construction, manufacturing and consumer sentiment. And finally remember this guy? One of the most infamous faces of corporate greed is about to be a free man. Dennis Kozlowski, the former CEO of Tyco, is tentatively scheduled to be released from prison on Friday. Convicted in 2005 of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from Tyco, Kozlowski was known for his extravagant lifestyle. He once spent $6,000 on a shower curtain. Kyra, that's what's coming up on Wall Street.</s>PHILLIPS: Alison, thanks so much. Also ahead, a video that has America talking still. A toddler in diapers, swearing, even flashing the middle finger. Next, could this little boy who's been taken into protective custody actually be returned home this week?