Is the Top in Commodities In?

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Bill Baruch joined CNBC to talk about a decrease in copper demand as a result of recession fears in the western world. In the meantime, China's economic activity is picking up as reflected in their credit impulse data. Bill also talks about the recent sell-off in ag. commodities and what it means for people at the grocery store. 
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