abb. thank you very much. we appreciate it, stu.congratulations. >> thank you. >>> next, wall street has some choice words for washington and the head of sifma strikes back at lawmakers. maybe he only has the courage to do it today because it's a snow day down there and they can't fight back. we'll find out. paid invoices go right here. bang! - that hasn't been paid yet. - what? - huh-uh. - all my business information is just a phone call away-- to my wife... who's not answering. announcer: there's a better way to run your business. intuit quickbooks online organizes your business in one place. it easily creates invoices and helps you stay on top of your business anytime, anywhere. this is way better. get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. >>> let's take a look at the markets and the internals. we have rallied back again. been a real up-and-down day. let's check the internals. probably negative. ooh. much stronger negative than i expected. more than two to one negative on the big board. on the nasdaq not quite so bad, about 13 to 10

, and there are probably 4 manufacturers that owe all the world's electric, outside japan, siemens, abb, in no particular order, if anybody is listening and the real issue becomes, the international aspect, only has to do with the politics of your relationship from a technology viewpoint, everybody is just as vulnerable and faces the same story. do you have a comment. >> yes. a couple of things. first of all, in this bunz you have to think global but act local. and when it comes to a lot of different countries, having their grid and inter-- and they are interconnected you have to create contingency plans, you can't rely on one source of energy that is coming down, the other thing is that you have to have very active demand response programs in your area. so that if there are unforeseen circumstances and the capacity dropped significantly, that you have the capacity to throttle down. we have that in commercial and industrial sectors here in the country, a pretty good method but we need to expand it to residential because the residential energy consumption is growing with increased electr

manufacturer's instructions and use it structurally crib provides the safest sleeping environment for abbt is assemble according to the manufacturer's instructions. >> and inspected every time, right? >> would recommend that parents be aware that inspection may be needed and we also have safely guidelines for when not to put in the crib. that's part of the whole process, such as heavy blankets or pillows or that type of thing. >> store craft ceo jim moorish entered a statement after the november recall in which parents properly used the drop side cribs and infants entrapment. here's how the news account quoted mr. moore. in the majority of instances, the cribs were being used with open hearts, parts and pieces minicar parts were damaged or was modified or home made cards, unquote. so ms. cowles, what do you think about the store craft response? >> i think it is particularly damaging to the recall process, that would manufacturers comment and as mr. dwyer has done here and blame the individual parents whose child either with diaper was hurt, it basically says to every other parents using t

manufacturer's instructions and use it structurally crib provides the safest sleeping environment for abb. what do you mean by by use it properly? >> that is assemble according to the manufacturer's instructions. >> and inspected every time, right? >> would recommend that parents be aware that inspection may be needed and we also have safely guidelines for when not to put in the crib. that's part of the whole process, such as heavy blankets or pillows or that type of thing. >> store craft ceo jim moorish entered a statement after the november recall in which parents properly used the drop side cribs and infants entrapment. here's how the news account quoted mr. moore. in the majority of instances, the cribs were being used with open hearts, parts and pieces minicar parts were damaged or was modified or home made cards, unquote. so ms. cowles, what do you think about the store craft response? >> i think it is particularly damaging to the recall process, that would manufacturers comment and as mr. dwyer has done here and blame the individual parents whose child either with diaper was hurt,

manufacturer's instructions and use it structurally crib provides the safest sleeping environment for abb. >> and inspected every time, right? >> would recommend that parents be aware that inspection may be needed and we also have safely guidelines for when not to put in the crib. that's part of the whole process, such as heavy blankets or pillows or that type of thing. >> store craft ceo jim moorish entered a statement after the november recall in which parents properly used the drop side cribs and infants entrapment. here's how the news account quoted mr. moore. in the majority of instances, the cribs were being used with open hearts, parts and pieces minicar parts were damaged or was modified or home made cards, unquote. so ms. cowles, what do you think about the store craft response? >> i think it is particularly damaging to the recall process, that would manufacturers comment and as mr. dwyer has done here and blame the individual parents whose child either with diaper was hurt, it basically says to every other parents using that crib, i'm sure you don't need to worry about your crib

&abb&abbbbb ssssb)b) yesterday, the president brought together democrats and republicans used -- to explorecommon ground. as you may recall, when you're go on march 5, 2009, the president -- one year ago on march 5, 2009, the president started this conversation. it was a great day with house and senate democrats and republicans, outside stakeholders, consumers, and the biggest presence was senator kennedy. he came into the room and said he was there to enlist as a foot soldier in the fight to campaign to pass health care reform. it had been his life's for -- it had been his life's work. he would later say it was not about the policy, but about the character of our country. many of us carry that with us as we go forward and have gone forward in this campaign and brought it to the table yesterday. we also brought to the table the concerns that american families have when they sit down at the kitchen table to talk about their job security, education of their children and how they can afford that, their pensions, and how they're going to pay their medical bills. we must always be mindful of tha