are you telling me i should not wear a blackberry that close? >> actually, the pollster may get enough difference. that's why blackberrys is 1 inch. an inch is -- you get some distance. that's why they recommend you use their holsters. but the reality is we don't know, and as scientists it shouldn't be my job to tell you -- >> i don't have an answer between my holster. [laughter] you know, they recommend their holster. this is a question i guess we all to ask the appropriate agencies to get involved. dr. shriver is working with senior french officials and the government as well as in the telecom industry because they are working in the telecom industry in france at least to make the kind of changes they think are appropriate, and i would hope this hearing will lead to a new day of cooperation because we need the cooperation of the industry to solve this problem. we really do. >> my last thing is this. cellphone technology is changing almost every day now, blackberrys. now you do everything. get their computing devices. i'm not an expert in this,

blackberry runs better on america's largest 3g network. verizon wireless. neil: stocks rocketing up over a 0%, hitting a 12-year low just six months ago. >> sales force.com, i think they will be acquired by oracle. they do customer relationship software, a great company, niche company and they will be acquired but still, i think it will go significantly higher. crm. neil: adam what do you think of that? >> it is so gosh darn expensive, which will inhibit a takeover, i think, charles. neil: so what are you doing now? >> new month mining -- newmont mining. you get gold plus an outstanding operator with this. hasn't this been priced into the inflation spike or fear? >> never enough. neil: ben, what do you think? >> i love the fact that the most experienced nobel prize winning economists don't think they can predict inflation. no real person can he predict inflation but somehow adam can. i love you, adam. i would like you to do my cardiac care. i don't like your pick because i think it is a bet on a commodity and i think a commodity pick is too risky for the av

my blackberry and my phone. >> are these allowed? >> they're not supposed to be.t of an understanding that papers are never on the table. you never see anybody writing anything or sheaves of contracts and stuff. have you ever brought a contract here? >> absolutely >> other restaurants you would do that, but not here. >> how do you get along for 45 minutes without your blackberry and phone. >> i didn't say i didn't get along with it. >> she had her on the table. >> i do, yes. >> you're a real estate broker. >> i have to be realtime. >> and your clients would be really angry at you. >> i have to be at realtime. i am at the beck and call of all my clients. >> i have this on vibrate. i can feel it and excuse myself. other people now i'm noticing, they're reading their blackberries in this room. >> but at least generally it's like here. >> i know, but they're still reading it. >> i had lunch with one of the regulars here the other day, and he took three phone calls during lunch and walked over there. he also read his blackberry at least three times during lunch. >> you

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in the black, blackberry maker r.i.m. with earningings down next thursday. solar animaem & e heating up. these are the options actions trader at the desk. we're at the nasdaq market site in times square. the market is open, it must go up. that seemingly is the new rule as stocks post their eighth winning week in the last ten on a very busy expiration friday. is this the birth of a new bull market? let's get into the money right now. it's general electric. six months ago, the face of fear. now the poster child for an historic skok rally, turning positive on the year. dow component caterpillar and finally projector and gamble beginning to break out as well. mike, you have been the voice of skepticism, of cautious throughout this. are you convinced? >> one of the things we're seeing is cautious optimism. how about that. buying down side protection, one of the things that highlighted this week. one of the things that did well, someone bought a one by two put spread financed by selling calls. this is someone who wants to stay long calls but don't know how far it

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as well as blackberry. >> it was a palm's decision to take on apple.palm has had long standing relationship with sprint. when i saw phone early as did our guys we said, this is a great device. we're going to put a lot of weight -- >> charlie: do you win oroe der loses? >> it has i am pact but it doesn't determine whether we win or lose. very important. if you look at almost any sprint ad if there's phone in it it's the palm pre our exclusive phone, our flagship phone. >> charlie: is it making a dent in to the iphone market? >> it's doing well. but you've got to almost put iphone to be separate category. apple brand has done so well. like comparing someone to michael jordan. >> charlie: when you think of all. this this open debate. >> every chrome which is more geared to open system. are we looking -- are we looking at operating systems which instar net will play increasingly? the pivotal role? >> absolutely. that's really what 4g is going to be all about. voice just becomes application. what we did about a year ago is we opened all of our phones to wha

a lot of new blackberrys coming out during the course of that quarter. american, said sales are increasingly strong, gaining momentum, and there are several catalyst on the horizon that will accelerate that moment num that particular area. that was something that research in motion wanted to point out on the call. guys, back to you. >> thanks, jim, so much for that. and come back to us if there are any big developments there. again, the stock is down about 12% in the after-hours session. be sticking with technology, time for your earnings edge on the biggest winner on the s&p 500 today and that would be red hat. the software stock. soring to a new 52-week high today. up 12% after posting better than expected results and the company received not one, but three price target raises in the past two days. joining us right now is red hat ceo. welcome back to the program. >> thank you, happy to be here. >> what accounted for the biggest pocket of strength for you in the quarter? >> well, we see continuing growth across all of our major geographies, double-digit

are you telling me i should not wear a blackberry that close?ow, and as scientists it shouldn't be my job to tell you -- >> i don't have an answer between my holster. [laughter] you know, they recommend their holster. this is a question i guess we all to ask the appropriate agencies to get involved. dr. shriver is working with senior french officials and the government as well as in the telecom industry because they are working in the telecom industry in france at least to make the kind of changes they think are appropriate, and i would hope this hearing will lead to a new day of cooperation because we need the cooperation of the industry to solve this problem. we really do. >> my last thing is this. cellphone technology is changing almost every day now, blackberrys. now you do everything. get their computing devices. i'm not an expert in this, with what i do with this and everything else emits more than what my old self and use to which i just talked to people on. is that true? >> i don't think we know. in fact not necessarily because so long a

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motorola has five models on it, blackberry has two. a blackberry bold, one of the top ten emitters of radiation on your list. what is wrong with phones like this, basically, according to your study? >> those phones emit high levels of radiation which have been associated with increases in brain cancer in the most recent studies that looked at people who have used cell phones for more than ten years. >> reporter: they department test the phone themselves, instead used existing data, and said the science is not definitive. these phones emit higher level of radiations, but does not assert the phones themselves increase the risk of cancer. contacted by cnn, motorola issued a statement saying radiation levels within its products are within safe exposure limits. a representative for the blackberry manufacturer did not respond to our calls and e-mails. the wireless trade association cites fda and american cancer society studies showing no adverse health effects from wireless phones. a researcher from the national institutes of health, who stu

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they pull out their blackberries and no one is accountable. [laughter] >> jimmy carter started talking about this behavior, speculating that perhaps this unease or poor decorum was rooted in racism. is he on to something there? is that just something to talk about? >> first of all, it is important to realize that i was black before the election. [laughter] [applause] this is true. this is true. really. >> how long have you been a black man? greta: for someone who likes interviews, the president has a low opinion of the media. >> frankly, the media and encourages some of the out fires in behavior. face it, the easiest way to get by on -- get on television right now is to be really rude. even if you are being sensible, you do not get time on the nightly news. greta: is that true? joining us live is tucker carlson. >> that is pretty over the top, if you think about it. any person lecturing the president of his many shortcomings really tried to tell the truth, most of the time. politics on both sides, whenever we are lecture by elected officials -

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now buy any blackberry, like the new tour, at our lowest prices ever, and get one free. >> gregg: friends and family holding funeral services for annie le. remembering her as, quote kind-hearted human being, sacrificing her time to help others. the burial is close to her home in eldorado hills, california and pastor of her church in her achievements, her interest in medical research reflected her deep desire to serve other people as much as she could. >> julie: dallas, "new york times," quantico, virginia, springfield, illinois we found that all were targets of alleged terror plots. from the looks of it the feds may be doing really good work. how concerned do we need to be that other terror plots are being planned right now as i speak in the country? let's bring in texas congressman lamar smith. congressman, thank you for talking to us. if it hadn't for the patriot act we would be talking about the 9/11, 2009 terror attacks right now, isn't it. >> right, that is certainly true. there have been four terrorist attacks that have been disrupted by the f.b.i. in the last week

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now buy any blackberry, like the new tour, at our lowest prices ever, and get one free. >> topping the news right now. iran's nuclear chief says his countries will allow the nuclear agency to inspect its newly revealed uranium enrichment facility, but didn't specific exactly when investigators would be allowed into the plant which they say is still not finished. coalition force ins afghanistan have captured a taliban commander who is believed to be the head of the group's financial operations in the region. 35-year-old zada was captured when he ran away from a safe house where he was hiding. and santa ana wind are dying down, and welcome news to witnesses who witnessed a 27 mile wildfire. the blaze now 85% contained is expected to be fully contained later today. well, it's been a busy week for the fbi as agents have foiled at least five suspected terror plots. and investigations ranging from dallas to illinois and new york. and in one case, it turns out. local police officers were a lot closer to the action than they might have realized. from fox affiliate in dallas, a r

now buy any blackberry, like the new tour, at our lowest prices ever, and get one free.julie: details in the search for the missing el graduate student who is supposed to walk down the aisle tomorrow. she disappeared just days before her dream wedding, and tonight authorities intensify their search for her. her name is annie le. this billboard asks for any information as to her whereabouts. she is 24, last seen entering a campus laboratory and tuesday. then there were mixed reports earlier today that her writing they have been found. new haven police and the fbi printing up a news conference on hour ago and we have our own david lee miller here in the studio to join us with what authorities are saying as to what the latest is in this case. it's confusing to make and it is but you can sum it up by saying authorities do not have a lot of new information to release today. the yale student has been missing for four days and authorities say they essentially have little idea about her fate. in recent hours there have been a series of unconfirmed reports that a body was found a

a full schedule on the president's blackberry as he met with the united nations security council this morning before going to pittsburgh for the anticipated g-20 summit. >> 15 votes in favor. >> in a unanimous vote, the security council approved the u.s.-backed resolution to rid the world of nuclear weapons. >> it enshrines our shared commitment to a goal of the world without nuclear weapons. >> president obama led a high- level summit, a first for an american president. the framework includes disarmament for the five declared nations with nuclear weapons, and a commitment to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of other nations and potential terrorists. it allows countries to pursue nuclear technology. the resolution is also aimed at giving the security council broader powers to enforce those goals if nations violate the measures. >> international law is not an empty promise, and the trees will be enforced. >> it could give the u.s. more negotiating power with countries like iran -- if countries like iran and north korea to pursue nuclear weapons. wednesday, obama met with the russi

it was easy to drive smoothly enough to keep the ball in the cup until any blackberry came out. >> oops. >> oh boy, that didn't take long. >> my worst performance was during a sudden lane change. i was texting while driving 40 miles per hour when red lights popped up signaling something blocking the road. to avoid an accident. >> to use a cone today in this simulation, the consequences in the real world situation could have been catastrophic. >> they often are. drivers who text are 20 times more likely to have an accident. abc news. >>> scary stuff. tomorrow this law takes effect here in maryland. remember if police catch you it can be a $500 fine. this is how it all lays out. you may not write or send a text but you can read a text which for a lot of people that doesn't make sense. so david from the highway safety foundation is here this morning. thans for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> i am glad you are here to explain this. first let's start with the law that starts tomorrow. what do people need to know. >> starting tomorrow and hopefully starting today just for practice, no texting b

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