just take a look at the german transaction, abb, one of the largest industrial companies in europe. a $40 billion company issuing a press release with their ceo saying that they're going to change their customer experience with sales force. and this with sales force and microsoft partnering together to show what the power is of office 365 and sales force, one system and this is a game changer. >> i know when you talked about microsoft, people felt it was lip service. obviously if you get abb, it's more than lip service. >> now, we're delivering deals and able to go to market together. we of course had them at dream force, we released the product, built into sales force one. i just saw the new cloud integrated with xcel. we're able to deliver a combined solution, it's breakthrough. >> and everybody knows, doesn't matter, that ge is the biggest competitor, does not bother anyone. >> general electric that is an unbelievable story for sales force, they just standardized on our new wave cloud. you saw a dream force, the ge capital, one of their most important units, saying this is a prod

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. >> that is the attorney abbe law. >> this administration has prosecuted twice as many leakers as everyous administration combined. how does that reflect balance? >> the president from and believes in the need to protect the first amendment and for the need for reporters to do their job. >> james rosen was named as a co-conspirator but not indicted. >> court records obtained by nbc news show that in their efforts to convict stephen kim prosecutors obtained phone records of foxnews journalists. >> the fbi naming james rosen a criminal co-conspirator in the leak. >> james rosen declined to be interviewed. >> one of the disconnects about this case is here is someone that has been accused of the national security offense, and i can assure you that stephen always thought in all of his work, that his job was to help make the united states stronger. >> call me idealistic or radical, but i refuse to take in the deeply undermines our national security. james, i was thinking that perhaps it would be good for you to write a longer piece on why the intelligence community got so many things long on

. >> i know prime minister abbe did make a statement a little while ago. what was his message? >> his message was of course first of all his thoughts with kenji goto's family outrage over the actions of isis and determination that japan will continue to push forward with its support of the coalition against isis. japan has taken a very public stance that it is going to join the united states and britain and all of the allies jordan in the fight against this terror group. japan's military is bound by its constitution not to act in any manner other than self-defense so the way that japan is contributing is through funding, $200 million to help humanitarian aid, the syrian and iraqi refugees and jordan and elsewhere who need the funds. japan is going to continue its support and push ahead. >> will ripley live for us in tokyo where it is sunday morning and people are waking up to this tragic news. our guest is a national security analyst and former isn'tassistant of homeland security and michael weis. former fbi said to me he thinks the united states is losing the propaganda war ag

. >> strong words from abby and abb abby is a republican and my friend. >> that's right. >> tara sth.> first of all, i agree with abby in the point that rudy giuliani is in desperate need of attention. he hasn't met a microphone that he hasn't loved. he's doing this for attention. but part and parcel of this is not just his need for attention, this part of a messaging strategy that the republicans have been doing for the last six years. he's not the first person to say this and i guarantee you he will not be the last to make some iteration of this statement. this messaging. if you say it over and over again, it will plant a seed in people's mind. that's the goal of this type of thing. especially when you hear it being said across the party by numerous people. >> john? >> yeah no i completely agree with tara and abby. rudy giuliani is just trying to stay relevant. it's really bad leadership for the republican party. no one is coming out to condemn it publicly. someone has to come out and condemn it publicly. it's poor strategy. we know the president is not on the ballot in 2016. clearl

. >> let's look at the biggest movers in today's trade and kick off with abb down 2.2% after reporting quarter net profit of $680 million missing analyst forecasts. they cited a mixed macro picture with increased uncertainty. >> our direct business is about 10% of the port point of law owe and only half of that means 5% is related with capex. the rest is on going service contracts and participation in expenses it's not that big of a direct impact. secondly, we see that the low oil price has also positive effects. some industries have lower costs in production. so they're ramping up. some governments are spending less. spending in total about 500 billion a year. in india alone they'll redirect about 40 billion into infrastructure spending. so all together it's a mixed picture. we need to address the challenges by also addressing the opportunities in other industries. >> it's capping it up as they warn regulations and taxes would eat into 2016 earnings. let's get a full run down from paris. >> they remained profitable last year. still the net profit declined by 97%. 157 million euros. th

his visit to england this week was supposed to abbe a big image boosting trip abroad. a measles outbreak that's been caused in part by people not vaccinating their kids. do you think americans should vaccinate their kids? >> all i can say is we vaccinate ours. that's the best opinion i can give you. it's much more important when you think as a parent than what you think as a public official. that's what we do. i also understand parents need to have a measure of choice in things. that's the balance has the government has to decide. >> that set off a firestorm of controversy with even many republicans blasting christie over his vaccine comments. that was just the start of what was the most trying week of christie's national political year. the next day after that the "new york times" documented in detail christie's taste for expensive travel while others pay the bill. including a private jet paid for by sheldon adelson, $30,000 in luxury hotel rooms paid for by the king of jordan. then came the new that's feds subpoenaed flight records about a special route created by un

talking about abb winning. winning big partnerships in germany, s.a.p. we're coming for you.t he's back and forth, old friends with larry ellison but he says we're coming after oracle, they're the embedded. he said oracle has a fusion product. he goes they turn fusion into confusion. analysts cloud doing well exactly where ibm's going to try to position themselves in the analytics cloud. 177 billion in transactions. ge doing all of its stuff on its hand-held, with salesforce as is cisco. a remarkable conference call. last year salesforce opened up in the aftermarket and went down. the big pyrowet led to two-month decline in cloud social mobile stocks i'm betting the opposite today. why the nasdaq 5000 is in sight. >> workday's not going to get the same kind of love. >> 68% revenue growth never sneer at that. but gross margins down big for one part of the business and negative free cash flow for the year 11%. 11 million free cash flow this quarter. guys are going to stan by because the human capital segment is very fast. i think it was a good quarter but not a salesforce quart