many multinationals like hp, intel, cisco, and chevron are doing well in china. they're making money in china. at the same time, as the close relationship is going on, many chinese companies are working in san francisco in california. i would like to name a few. the tsl, ciuts, just to name a few. these are successful chinese companies working here. as the american companies in china, the chinese companies working in california in san francisco are also making contributions to job creation and the development of the economy in local areas. we're thinking these are very good signs. as the previous speakers mentioned, we paid a visit to the united states last february. governor brown proposed that we set up a working group for the u.s., a state, and china provinces to cooperate. we call this a working group, a joint working group of provinces and the states. at that time, the vice president made a very good, very positive response for the proposal. after the vice-president returned to china, we worked very hard on the proposal and my visit this time is to further t

hp. you can look at their results. it's a little bit like looking at the apple results. hp without mark herd, hp with mark herd, hp without mark herd. >> bottom line is hp under meg whitman a buy or a sell? on the technical side, richard ross. on the fundamentals side of the story, crawford del pret. thank you so much for joining us. do investors have faith in whitman's plan for the company right here? >> well, obviously what you saw today, i mean, the answer is a resounding no, not at this moment. basically, it may be a bit of an overreaction, but they just cut the forecast dramatically from where they were, say, a month ago. it really looks like it's a combination of needing to execute on the plan they're laying out as well as a deterioration in some of the fundamentals of the business. >> so you think this is an hp problem? >> i do. i think -- >> not an industry problem, not a business problem, an hp problem. >> right now it appears that there are a number of factors at play. clearly, in some core segments of hp's business they are experiencing weakness. we're seeing s

. >> a huge company like hp, it takes a long time to react. >> reporter: in other words, time is not on hp's side. >> whether investors are going to give them, you know, the time that they want to do that is a good question. we don't really know that right now. >> reporter: whatever happens, hp looks to be a much smaller company for a long time to come. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a private job survey shows there may be little hope for the unemployment rate to come down before election day. adp says its poll of private employers indicates they added about 162,000 jobs in september. that is down from the 189,000 added in august. analysts say the economy needs to add about 200,000 jobs a month to lower the unemployment rate. the u.s. labor department is scheduled to release its jobs report and the september unemployment rate this friday. on wall street today, stocks edged up slightly. the dow added 12 points. nasdaq rose 15. and the s&p 500 was five points higher at close. >>> the g street overpass on highway 4, investigators say a 49-year-old man reported th

able to harness the power available from companies like intel and cloud computing from companies like hple us to make many more movies, each one differ but also harness the power of the cloud to improve efficiency and develop techniques that we believe will be interesting and used in many different industries, not just film making. >> i would assume it also keeps your costs down using the cloud as you are doing because you have facilities in redwood city. have you facilities in bangalore and various other places so that must be a cost savings as well. >> that's right. we put our studios where the artistic talent is. one of the unique aspects that technology has allowed dreamworks to achieve is to have any one of those artists working on any one of our movies at any given time. that sort of flexibility in both people and digital resources is pretty key to our cost equation and pretty key to the quality of our movies. >> i was talking with an analyst before the show about you and what you're going to bring to dreamworks and are bringing to dreamworks. he made an interesting comment. he sai

kind of unusual position they're in where they don't know if their former windows partners, folks like hp and dell are going to follow them strongly into the consumer market but it will be interesting to see what they do on phones particularly if nokia doesn't have a hit with this latest lumia phone. >> is the board running out of patience with mr. ballmer? the amount of money taken away from his bonus. he got 91% of his target, not 100%, is really negligible especially for a guy like him, but is it telling and is there a change in the wind here? >> i think that's a good point. the actual reduction in his compensation was very minimal. so i think it is more the symbolic gesture that the board is making that they weren't completely happy with the way steve ballmer performed last year. they mentioned two things about how they didn't provide browser choice in europe and how the online division continues to like hemorrhage large amounts of money. but yeah, i think the big question with him is how much more time does he have left at the top of microsoft. it's been a rough period for microsoft.

like this. >> i work at hp. i like it because it's really close to work, and it's really modern inside. just got built last year. >> reporter: plus loewenstein says willie mays also likes it at the villa apartments. they called it smart growth when the silicon valley leadership group introduced this idea about 15 years ago. we're live in is only, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> damian, thank you. >>> new details tonight in the lockdown of two hayward schools. it happened after a pair of robbery suspects stopped their stolen car and ran into the nearby neighborhood. our nbc chopper was on the scene. the police caught both men after a brief search. but since witnesses said the men had a gun, as a precaution, police locked down southgate middle school and southgate elementary school. police believe the suspects tossed the gun away during that chase. the lockdown was lifted at lunch time. >>> barnes & noble under a hack attack. authorities say hackers tampered with pin pad devices in dozens of stores across the country. in response it has disabled nearly every pin pad in all of i

still, whitman warned it could be 2015 before hp's revenue growth gets going again. investors didn't like that one bit. hp stock was down 11% in midday trading. it's down about 40% on the year. overall, the markets are about even on the day. the dow is down about 12 points. >>> some students will have more options for medical school here in california. a national accrediting agency is now approving uc-riverside to open up a full medical school. it will be the sixth uc medical campus. riverside can start enrolling future doctors next summer. >>> forbes list of the highest paid women in entertainment is in. from the talk star to queen of talk the women on the list are hard working. take a look. coming in at number 4, talk show host ellen degeneres earning $53 million over the past 12 months. taylor swift ranks third with $57 million. and oops she did it again, pop star britney spears raked in $58 million for the number 2 spot. number one, who do you think it is? >> there she is. it's oprah, $165 million for oprah. doesn't have a show but has her own network. >> she is always number one. >>

. >> when i come into an environment like hp, you know what i do?hat this company does well, and then could we do more of that? >> reporter: but when they gave her an hp laptop a year ago, meg whitman was not impressed. >> well, i said it was a brick. and i must say, i feel a little badly. but i think they understood what i meant, which is we can do better. >> reporter: today, hp unveils its elite pad, a tablet for business and the centerpiece of a new line of products that combine hp's engineering and whitman's imprint. design. >> maybe that's the biggest change in technology over the last few years, people want something they feel proud to carry, that makes you feel great as a user. >> reporter: it's been a tough first year for whitman. hp hp's pretty and butter sales fell. whitman is cutting 29,000 jobs. a billionaire in her own right, this is not a job she needs. so why take on this high-stakes challenge? >> yeah. because hp matters. >> reporter: founded by bill hulett and dave pack arrested in a pallo alto garage, hp is the cornerstone of silic

. >> when i come into an environment like hp, you know what i do?hat this company does well, and then could we do more of that? >> reporter: but when they gave her an hp laptop a year ago, meg whitman was not impressed. >> well, i said it was a brick. and i must say, i feel a little badly. but i think they understood what i meant, which is we can do better. >> reporter: today, hp unveils its elite pad, a tablet for business and the centerpiece of a new line of products that combine hp's engineering and whitman's imprint. design. >> maybe that's the biggest change in technology over the last few years, people want something they feel proud to carry, that makes you feel great as a user. >> reporter: it's been a tough first year for whitman. hp hp's pretty and butter sales fell. whitman is cutting 29,000 jobs. a billionaire in her own right, this is not a job she needs. so why take on this high-stakes challenge? >> yeah. because hp matters. >> reporter: founded by bill hulett and dave pack arrested in a pallo alto garage, hp is the cornerstone of silic

if you see companies like hp get rid of their pc divisions and see some of the declines of the otherses it leave us in terms of some of the electronics out there. competition from china undercuts everybody. >> in wawei i'm pleased this congressional committee finally said what i think is clearly true. i remember sitting on the board at cisco when john chambers made what was at the time a courageous decision to sue wawei for theft of intellectual property. there's no question wawei engaged in systematic theft of intellectual property, there's no question in my mind that any large enterprise is connected to the chinese government despite their protestations to the contrary so that's a big deal. it's a huge deal, and i think we have to be smart as both business people and political people about what we're up against and that's why i think we have to be very tough with china about impacting their economic self-interest, because that's the only thing that the chinese respond to is pressure on their economic self-interest, not human rights discussions, none of the rest of it, economic sanct

generation, again as people move away from pcs towards tablets, that may be bad for pc manufacturers like hpft can continue to do well just because the form factor has changed doesn't mean microsoft is out of the game. >> we'll get some insight into that tomorrow with intel and how things are going. all right, i want a few more international. you got anything in europe? >> ensco, ultradeepwater offshore driller headquartered in europe it's a play on the oil market globally, we think it's a better way of playing some of the oil sector dynamics. lot of european stocks are getting pushed down because of the european debt crisis but if you drill into them and look at them on a name by name basis you're able to find some companies with more exposure abroad rather than in the core europe. >> mohammed must have been ecstatic with the jets. did he throw his lot in with the cardinals. >> every time the jets win he's on cloud nine and likes to remind me the browns were 0-5, now we're 1-5. >> you can thank me for that. neel, say hi to all of our friends with you. >>> coming up, retail sales numbers for

i mean, hp, like every other company, is heading now into technically a simultaneous global economicow down. i think it's fair to say. no technology company has three or four years to get its act together. that's just the nature of competition now. >> carly, thank you for your thoughts. appreciate that. forget the so-called birthers. we're going to have more on the jobbers. the former labor secretary reacts to the controversy over today's jobs numbers. >>> $5 gas? that's what some are predicting. in fact, it already exists in california. find out if it will really happen coming up. insulin users test often. freestyle lite can help you test easy. they need a third the blood of onetouch ultra. zipwik tabs target the blood and pull it in. call now for free strips and a meter. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our

currently running for the hills as a fear of a global slowdown intensifies and says that old tech like ibm and hp continue to mature. of course, blue chip stocks traditionally see a lot of money flowing into the sector for that high-dividend yield. old tech traced at eight times 2013 earnings versus new tech with traced 15 to 20 times. bottom line, all about growth and margins. not seeing that this quarter, not seeing them meet expectations this quarter, why we are seeing money flow out of tech with an old and the new tech sector. back over to you. >> thank you very much, seema. matt chess love walked by me and said, i told you, we sell everything today. we will find out whether that follows through to the end. commodities also though, selling off right now across the board today. oil sliding to a three-month low, platinum down better than 30 bucks. sharon epperson at the nymex. >> a shift in the commodity space the last several days and particularly today, sue. we are looking at it starting, of course in europe, concerns about spain but really the focus is here in the u.s. and the earn eggs that

people forget how much trouble hp was in when he took over and what a spectacular job he did. it is like at the apple results. hp without mark herd. >> it is truly amazing with the person in the proith position might do but it is sad what the damage one person in the wrong position and charge. we are seeing bad leadership in too many posts. >>> we have a lot of economic data out tomorrow. dow industrials at 12 points. nasdaq composite at 3,135 and the s&p 500 up 5.24.

. >> we know about this is the macbook pro, 15-inch, $2,200 but you also like this hp pavilion. >> lessone of the fastest we've tested. great features on the hp pavilion as well. really durable frame. >> these are streaming players, right? >> the roku 2. plug it into your television and have instant television access so if you want to stream movies from netflix or hulu, very easy way to do it. >> you like this. >> the trader joe's olive oil. $6 a bottle. >> in our tests, one of two that rated excellent for taste. >> you've also got some wines here that are inexpensive. >> the bogle is that right yeah and columbia-crest, both $10. this would be great with smoked fish, salad, vegetables. the columbia-crest would be great with braised meats or grilled meats or vegetables. >> particularly northern to me which is the coffee-maker. >> early morning. >> and this comes with the grinder included. some people like, some people don't. my experience with some that they can -- you can get a jam there in the grinding process. what do you like about this one? >> this one performed really well. brews a

. >> i work at hp and i like that it's close to work. it's modern inside. >> he moved in a month a ago. he and his neighbors enjoy the fact that the coffee shop is downstairs. and so is light rail. >> it's nice it's got the grocery store, specialties. they have a fish tackle place and i like it. >> you can have your food, your cleaners, your bank. >> that's what the silicon valley leadership group will tell city leaders on its saturday bus tour. they'll visit five different projects hoping to entuesday them to build more across the valley. >> so that people can see what's available, not to rent, not to do any of that. the people we're talking about is planning commissioners, people that are involved in decision making when it comes to high density housing. >> smart growth is what employers are asking for. >> they bring people in from out of the state and they can't oo ford to live here. what's the hook? housing like this. >> reporter: housing where just about everything is downstairs. >> and smart growth is what the silicon valley leader

hp's ceo meg whitt man admitted they're still struggling and the turnaround will like take years. shares of stock fell 13% today to its lowest level in nine years. hp is this year's worst perform attorney dow. >>> a san jose councilman is helping a south bay family find their missing puppy. when burglars brock into marissa's home last summer that. >> took her jewelry. her south san jose home was burglarized again on monday, and this time the bad guys took her 10-year-old daughter's new puppy, a yorkie mix named miko. councilmember says san jose's criminals are getting bolder. >> now they know that we don't have a burglary unit. they know we don't have the resources to follow up. and that's why this is significant. >> when we came and we found out the only thing i could think of is how am i going to tell my 10-year-old? what mother wants to tell their children that part of their life has been taken away? >> whatever you do, can you send him back? that would mean so much to me. >> marissa is offering her piggy bank as a reward, along with $6,000 put up by colera and san jose police d

like. >> the comments sent investors running. shares of hp falling nearly 13% to the lowest level in nine years. the wireless market has been a hot bed for patent law su.s now a group is trying to cut down on the litigation. hp, and seven other companies joined in this so called patent pool. this will combine patents so companies don't have to negotiate ip rights. and via says it hopes companies like apple will join in. and agreeing to combine t-mobile with metro pcs. this would have more than 42 million subscribers far behind rivals at and t and sprint. and with under the deal will own 74% of the company while metro pcs shareholders will receive $1.5 billion in cash. and applied materials says it plans to cut00 to 1300 jobs and there is a move expected to save about $140 million a year. the cuts come as applied materials customers struggle with growing demands z stocks finished up slightly higher. the broadest intex you're bloomberg silicon valley index ended up higher significantly so there. there is apple and google helping pull that up. t

narrator: to him, the company seems like it has a strong business model, and they appear to have the right team to make it happen. >> the marketing director here, she worked at hpke a good team of people that they were going to bring in here to start up this company. >> narrator: pitch materials sent to investors like morrione trumpet the company's ceo, ronald mulhall. >> they portrayed this guy as a successful lawyer, and this was his brainchild. >> narrator: marc blau, the assistant regional director for the securities and exchange commission in los angeles, says mulhall's real résumé was, in truth, much less impressive. >> what they failed to disclose to people was that mr. mulhall had, in fact, been disbarred by the state of california 10 years prior for stealing client money, and, beyond that, he had, really, very little to do with the operation of this company. >> narrator: mulhall is little more than a paid figurehead, and the other people in the brochures are also barely connected to yes entertainment. two men from newport beach, california, are allegedly behind the company -- eugene carriere and jim eberhart. but their names are glaringly absent from t

hp. they've been eclipsed by companies like apple but, remember, still a huge important company from a revenuecompany in the world. this is unusual. new data show not only is samsung selling a heck of a lot of phones, apple isn't slowing it down. not only did samsung see sales spike after the introduction out iphone 5. apparently all the talk about how similar samsung phones are to i-phones was actually free advertising for samsung because people said, i'll just buy a samsung. >> thank you, scott. >>> a ton of action on the waterfront this week. it's the start of fleet week. today marks the start of qualifying races for round of two the america's cup world series. >>> a lot of action out there. we are live on the bay. he has more for us this morning. captain, take it away. >> reporter: good morning. just off pier 30 where some of the catamarans are moored. you'll see 11 more of these out here out on the bay, near alcatraz, near the golden gate. first round of qualifying for the america's cup world series, which is actually back for a second time this year. in august, it was out here. now it's

hp. you can look at the results. it's a little bit like looking at the apple results. , hp without mark herd. hp with mark herd. hp without mark herd. same thing with apple. apple with steve jobs. apple without steve jobs. apple with steve jobs. so it leadership important? i think it's really important. i think the board made a terrible mistake, turned out to be a huge disservice to hp employees. the company hp i love. everyone who's raised in silicon valley thinks of hp as an icon. they deserve the best leadership, and mark was providing it. these guys aren't easy to replace. >> and you're providing it here. i don't even want to think about oracle without larry ellison. >> well, again, we have a lot of depth. now we have mark. you guys don't want mark? we'll take him. we've got mark. we've got safra. we've got, you know, thomas and john and larry too. so it's a good team. >> take a short break, larry. we're going to continue our conversation. we're going to talk about allocating capital in a different way. stay withi inus. larry ellison joining us on "closing bell" aft

i don't feel like this is unraveling the way hp is. so to me the bar seems low on intel. >> to mention hp i think it is apples and oranges. i don't think you are comparing them in a way. they have to structurally readjust. i think they are reacting and will get there. on valuation after all the guidance that they have given analysts have come down. deutsche bank dropping. at the end of the day the street has priced in a lot of bad news. if you look at the chart it is very supportive. it has been grinding at lows. i would with own intel into these numbers. there is very little they can tell you. the only place they can disappoint is talking about inventories or windows 8 and people need to see clarity. >> you are confident about windows 8 after the ceo has been quoted in tokyo saying it is not ready for -- >> i am confident on the market levels and big cap tech and fourth quarter allocations. there you go. >> confidence. your level of confidence -- >> very confident man. >>> the country is at risk of a cyber pearl harbor where foreign c

hp? >> no, and for many reasons. >> well, there are other issues facing that company. that was an emphatic no from her. what about you, mark, on the charts? >> i agree with erin here. i like a lot better than hp over the next couple months. you see a chart of hp. really since april of 2010, the stock hast 20% in value. it's been a steep down trend. >> and through three ceos in that time. >> despite being oversold, you need to see some sign of stabilization before you can step in and buy. you can't just say the stock is oversold and you need to buy it. it's now nearing 2002 lows near $11. that's an area that's a better area to step in and buy if you want to bottom fish. >> so you're not catching that falling spear, as they say. >> i think it's much too early. microsoft is in much better shape. it's been a relative outperformer. >> almost like a mirror image. >> well, the stock really over the last couple years has been a lot lbetter in terms of how it' trended. the stock has gradually shown a sign of higher lows and really higher highs. a lot of people remember the stock as having gone nowhere for the last ten years. it moved to new highs. it's backing down. it's giving pe

we count on good folks like you to hp keep us on track. remember that this storm won't just be a coastal storm, as bernie pointed out. we'll be following the storm for a long time. inland locations need to pay attention, as well. >> thank you, sam. >>> now, to the tragedy in that exclusive new york city neighborhood, horribly shocking to hear for any parent or caretaker. a mother coming home to find two of her children stabbed, allegedly by their trusted nanny. we want to warn you at home, this is an extremely disturbing story. abc's john muller is on the scene on the upper west side of manhattan. john? >> reporter: amy, it is almost inconceivable. a parent's worst nightmare. a mom retur home from a swimming lesson with one child, to her beautiful manhattan apartment, to find her other two children stabbed to death. the nanny she trusted with their lives will soon be charged with taking them. investigators are trying to figure out this morning what could have made a new york family's caretaker turn on the children she was paid to protect.

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this isn't like when a leaderless compaq merged with hp a few years ago.e hp tradition would never agree to such a give-up. some would say you'd be putting two drunken sailors together to hold each other up in the same boat. far better what ibm did with its personal computer division -- get rid of it! that was the beginning of the great an skens zendence of ibm. i just don't know if there would be enough left at hewlett-packard if they split the pc business off. they thought about that. there may be no there there. in truth, hewlett-packard and dell remind me of data general and general equipment. two value traps. tech value traps. people get betting on them into the ground. general shareholders got saved by emc but certainly didn't make any money unless you were in like the day before. there was no saving digital equipment investors. they lost everything. apple took aim at the open system that microsoft propagated opting for a closed system to be controlled by one man, steve jobs. one look at the market capitalizations shows the wisdom of jobs' position.

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manufacturers them else, dell and hp and then the big box competitors like sears.com or walmart.com.y they say an employee has to go see the price on a store computer. can you imagine in christmas, holiday shopping going -- getting the attention -- target just this morning came out with this plan. it says you can use a hand-held device to show the clerk the price that you're getting they will match that but they both have slightly different deals. best beltway said we won't mess around with this black friday craziness so the week of thanksgiving and cyber monday, this plan is to spend it. target is going right through. i suspect target doesn't have as many electronics, that's where the real fight, real battle takes place. >> hand-held device you mean your telephone. >> exactly. >> look what i found. >> walmart is taking on online retailers. how so? >> walmart hasn't said it will match prices. my suspicion is because walmart doesn't want to go out there and admit anybody might have a lower price. they are saying they are going to offer same day shipping. which is kind of interesting b

hp tried televisions. so many big companies like apple have failed at tvs.ot of people are skeptical that they can do this. dagen: are there enough supplies out there? >> it should hold well through the first quarter. samsung and even nokia are hitting that product really hard towards the end of that order. once you get to the initial demand, the competitive environment is a much longer going into next year than it has been in the past that i am a little worried. dagen: on the ropes. it was great to see you. take care. connell: sequestration, it will not happen. that is what the president told us last night. dagen loves this word, by the way. dagen: it makes me excited. [ laughter ] connell: it is all about defense spending. dagen: mary shapiro may not be the head of the securities and exchange commission much longer. charlie gasparino is here to fill you in. there are winners on that s&p today. yahoo! caught a 5% bump on that. your earnings were not so lousy. what are you going to do for me next quarter? ♪ connell: markets now are kind of ugly. sequestratio

hp using windows 8 inside the new model. the company hopes regular consumers like >> they can tuck it into a purse and take it with them after they worked a long day and on a plane going home and they can tuck it into one of our smart jackets and watch a movie. that's the idea is that it really becomes the product that flexes for both the work environment and also works for the people who are working. employees. >> several smart jackets will be sold separately. hp not saying how much the new tablet will cost. the release date isn't until january. >>> the latest in a series of big tech conferences opening in san francisco today. this is oracle open world. not just a celebration of relational data base software, this is a place where deals get made. a deal where oracle will use mapping technology. >>> american express will refund money to customers after accusations made that they broke federal laws in the way it billed, collected money and marketed its product. a number of consumer agencies claim they offered card users rewards that it never delivered. >>> eric simo

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like and the days ahead staying dry and temperate. >>> good morning. san jose live look at highway 87 slows past the hp pavillion. right now light, we'll follow that as the commute gets underway. once again, madonna performing this weekend it going to get crowded anywhere around there. right now good drive out of antioch towards pittsburg towards 242 and concord less than 20 minutes out of the central valley tracy up and over the altamont pass in the livermore area light dive. roadwork southbound and northbound through mar -- marin down to one lane both directions between sir francis drake annual dough tunnel -- and waldo tunnel. >>> the magic mirror that promises to make shopping a snap. >>> 6-year-old cancer patient tries to bring halloween to his friends in the hospital. >>> violent reac the next five years. >>> good morning. traffic on i-83 emeryville moving fine, light that may not be the case later this morning as people try to get into san francisco on the bay bridge to head to a number of events. picking is the tough part. we'll check in with meteorologist lisa argen to see how weather will be. >>> pick s

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like october. >>> good morning. pardon my voice thanks to the american league west champions. san jose light traffic everything is flowing smoothly north 87 past hp pavillion. golden gate bridge good, roadwork on the north end of the span, both directions down to one lane should be picked up by 6:00 this morning. big story now is huge bart delay major delay pushing close to an hour now san francisco-bound trains due to stalled train between macarthur and 19th street. that train is still on the tracks, very, very big delays from downtown oakland and fremont sfo and millbrae direction we will be watching your about commute as that will most definitely be picking up due to those delays. right now drive times leaving altamont pass highway 4 westbound and 80 east shore freeway into the macarthur maze. >>> sue hall caught a ball at the game yesterday. >> a foul ball, amazing. >> way to go. that -- next the industry on the rebound and thousands of jobs that are up for grabs. >>> protecting your children's online privacy. music giant that federal regulators say failed to do that and wait is going to cost. >>> move over amazon and voodoo taste are us want

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