here's brian hedges.edges, there are some major, major actors in the economy - there's even an index, i think, called canadian global leaders, for those companies that are in the top 5 in their area in the world - major actors that are a little bit like the base of the iceberg. you really take them for granted, you don't see their product or their service, but if they disappeared the next day, we'd all be lost, and that's exactly what russel does, so what do you do? - well, we're very much in the steel industry, and we're making sure that we can get product out to customers on a timely basis, and as time has gone on, there's increasingly large numbers of people that want steel delivered daily every second day, and their on-time delivery window is probably a day, so being in the middle, we're there to provide them with parts or steel that provides that to them. and more and more, the mrp kind of systems are demanding more and more of this, and the mills really can't address that, because of volume. - and s

here's brian hedges.rian hedges, there are some major, major actors in the economy - there's even an index, i think, called canadian global leaders, for those companies that are in the top 5 in their area in the world - major actors that are a little bit like the base of the iceberg. you really take them for granted, you don't see their product or their service, but if they disappeared the next day, we'd all be lost, and that's exactly what russel does, so what do you do? - well, we're very much in the steel industry, and we're making sure that we can get product out to customers on a timely basis, and as time has gone on, there's increasingly large numbers of people that want steel delivered daily every second day, and their on-time delivery window is probably a day, so being in the middle, we're there to provide them with parts or steel that provides that to them. and more and more, the mrp kind of systems are demanding more and more of this, and the mills really can't address that, because of volume. -

brian, good evening. with just hours before the administration's self-imposed deadline of having its health care website working for most americans by the end of tomorrow, top officials were hedging their bets today. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius today blogged that people should shop health care.gov during off-peak hours -- morning, nights, weekends. not a vote of confidence says luke chung. >> it tells me the system isn't fully baked. this system should be able to accommodate as many people that want to get on as possible. >> what i'm going to do is make sure we get it fixed. >> reporter: chung says the administration's goal of making sure the website can support 50,000 users at one time by the end of saturday is not the best way to measure success. >> 50,000 is not a number that is unheard of for websites to support at one time. so i think the challenge is not just the number of users but whether there are still bugs in the system that will prevent the process from running smoothly. >> reporter: late this afternoon a health care official said the site can support close to 50,000 users now and cited other progress, the error rate once 6% less than 1%. the

brian, investors are waiting to see where twitter prices, but we're starting to get a look at the variety of of institutions interested in acquiring twitter shares. i'm hearing asset management firm whatdell and reed, hedgeassociated samlyn are putting in initial requests. asset management firms black rock and lazard capital said to be showing interest in investing in twitter. how much they want to invest would change. we're hearing waddell and reid is putting in a large order. that's the latest, back to you. >> thank you very much for that, seema moody. >> still ahead a whopper of a story. what burger king is now doing that could be its most axwressive swipe at mcdonald's yet. >> why high-end real estate investors may be soon saying so long, see ya, to manhattan. it's as simple as this. at bny mellon, our business is investments. managing them, moving them, making them work. we oversee 20% of the world's financial assets. and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. bringing the power of investments to people's lives. invested in the world. bny mellon. >>> yeah, the big graphic says it best. dow all-time high, 15,738. folks at home, we ar

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