it's carly fiorina. how entrepreneur >> hey, carly, i'm fine. hear you. >> nice to be with you as well. one of the thing you and i have talked about in the past and i certainly have talked about on other occasions on this show is the need to restore the entrepreneurial foundation of this nation and in particular focus on small business and one of the things we saw encouraging by the jobs act and encouraging by the legislation you're putting forward tomorrow is a focus on small business. stepping back, what do you think are the chances in november after the the election? in sort of reorienting washington's point of view to focus on small business instead of big business and big labor and big government? think about the tax code from the small business owner's point of view. think about the regulatory regime from the small business owner's point of view. we have more small businesses failing and fewer starting than any time in the last 40 years and that's a structural problem we have to address. >> it's absolutely right on point, carly. we've got

carly and anne are not alone.xual assault at the academies are up nearly 60%, and of the 65 reports investigated last year, only one resulted in a court-martial. >> i ache for those former cadet and midshipmen who have had their lives torn up. it shouldn't be that way. >> congresswoman jackie spear has gone to the house floor 19 times. >> we need to over haul this system. >> demanding that congress and the military change the way sexual assaults are prosecuted. >> we report everything through your chain of command, so i'm raped, i go to my commander, i say i've been raped. my commander can say to me, well, you know, i'm not going to pursue this. or, take an aspirin and go to bed. as long as it's going to be in the chain of command there is always going to be a conflict. >> her bill would take investigations away from the chain of command and turn them over to an impartial council of civilian and military experts. >> if you're not going to have your assailant prosecuted why would you want to come forward, because y

carly could have gone to college anywhere. what was it about west point that drew you to that academy? >> just knowing you kind of have your future set, having that structure and discipline, but at the same time, having people look at you, like wow, you're doing something great for our country. >> her sister was a mid shipman at the naval academy. her father, a marine. to her, they were heroes. everything she wanted to be. do you think west point let you down? >> yeah. i wanted to be there. it was my dream. >> reporter: a dream that was shattered her first year when an upper classman showed up at her door to talk girl troubles. >> i kind of felt a little cool that an upper classman wanted to be friends with me and was seeking my advice. >> reporter: after sharing a drink, she says he convinced her to come h his room. since he was an upper classman, she trusted him. >> i remember getting more and more intoxicated and my judgment really started to become impaired. i remember him turning off the lights and me asking what are you

now carly is being called the next big thing.wow. >> so cute. >> she is. >>> also here today, jenna talackova. the beauty queen. born as a boy. fought to be in a beauty pageant. this is her first live television interview. >>> and the ballroom drama. what is going on over at that "dancing with the stars"? jaleel white taking on allegation being leveled at him rite how to. cameron mathison doing the asking about the real-life family matters that have everyone dancing. >> i brought back a little key lime pie. >> i want to' it. >> from key west. put your plate down. remember kermit. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i started with a maple reduction. >> another classic line from last week. >> i demand a recount is in order. >> i do, too. >> i loved your egg sandwich. a lot of people wondering about that. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> this is just burning him up. >> i was reducing maple all weekend. >> can we talk about the pie here? >> get to the news. i'll serve up the pie. >>> a major headline about autism. turns out a mother's weight may play a r

. >> stephen: as someone who has appeared on both my show and has also appeared on i carly. ( laughter ). >> yes. >> stephen: which of us do you think has more gravitas as a broadcaster? >> well, that's a tough one. >> stephen: yeah. >> i carly is about 16, and she's real deep. ( laughter ). >> stephen: right, she is very deep. ( applause ) >> stephen: i should add-- i should add some random dancing to my show. >> we can try it ( cheers and applause ) maybe later. >> stephen: maybe later. >> i'll be able to judge better when this is over. i'll let you be. >> stephen: we have to go to commercial. can you hang out and talk some more after the break? >> absolutely, i would love to. >> stephen: good, because if you don't i have no show. we'll be right back with ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. once again, first lady of the united states, michelle obama is joined by nirs ghentalman of coal bar nation, me. as i said before and the audience knows this, you're the first lady of the united states. >> i am. >> stephen: why did you take on this issue of americ

. >> reporter: carly marquette and annie kenz yore say they were raped. raped by fellow classmates they trusted and ignored, they say, by a chain of command that promised their parents they'd be protected. >> and nobody, not a single person, not one, was looking out for her best interest. >> reporter: carly marquette was not your typical teenage girl. that's her, cage fighting at 18. >> that's it, carly. >> reporter: an all-star rugby player, champion swimmer and honor student. she could have gone to college anywhere. what was it about west point that drew you to the academy? >> just knowing you kind of have your future set having the structure and discipline but at the same time having people look at you, like, wow, you're doing something great for our country. >> reporter: her sister was a midshipman at the naval academy, her father a marine. to karley, they were heroes, everything she wanted to be. do you think west point let you down? >> yeah. i wanted to be there. it was my dream. >> reporter: a dream that was shattered her first year when an uppercl

for "teen kids news," i'm carly. y place kids find drugs. sometimes they find them at home.p stop prescription drug abuse by safeguarding medications in your home, encouraging friends and family members to do the same. and asking your pharmacist how to dispose of medications you no longer need. can you imagine a place where these grow everywhere? yes! it's called the forest... a magical place to enjoy with your family ♪ music so disver the forest and explore all the wonder that's there visit discovertheforest.org to find a forest near you [message beep] the average text takes your eyes off the road for nearly five seconds. [screaming] >> natalie has tips to help you make the grade. >> community service -- some high schools require it for graduation and most colleges look for it on your application. well, let's remember the reason service is valued in our society -- it's good for others, and it's good for you. and don't tell me you can't think of anything to do. from packaging supplies for a homeless shelter to regularly visiting an elderly neighbor who lives alone, if you lo

carly's right.have to get the small businesses growing. >> "the wall street journal" noted that in the first decade, of this century, that those same businesses, the multinational businesses cut 2.9 million jobs in this country but grew 2.5 million overseas. globalization has benefited them. but it hasn't benefited us. the question is, in this economic time, when we have a slow recovery, what are the policies we can adopt that would grow jobs in the united states? can we tie tax policy to growth in the united states? can we look at what other countries are doing to be active about planning and inviting investment clusters? you name it. we don't do that because it's wrong to intervene in the economy. >> i think it's a misleading point to look at job creation overseas. i'm not a big fan of giant multinationals. the reason they're creating jobs abroad and not here is an effect. not a cause. that's because other countries have been more positive at generating a recovery. it's because china has an effect

elizabeth smart, polly klaas, the heart-breaking case of carlie brucia, the florida sixth-grader who was kidnapped and killed while on her way home from a friend's house. in that investigation the amber alert system combined with media attention to help police find a suspect within days of carlie's disappearance. but sometimes young women disappear and no one notices. that's exactly what happened in this story. a string of women missing, and no one suspected a thing. it wasn't until years later that police were stunned to learn what had really been happening in their community, and who had been to blame. here's rob stafford. >> i heard the doors clanging open, and i heard "i'm back." >> i didn't know who it was going to be or what. >> the manicured suburbs of syracuse, new york, are an unlikely setting for the tale we're about to tell. a story of rape, bondage and victims whose screams no one could hear. there is a dungeon in this story conceived in the darkest corners of the human mind and a millionaire predator who managed to imprison and control vulnerable girls and women for 15 y

his daughter carly put 38 pictures from family vacations on her web site. problem was, oh, for instance, we're having a great time in maui. that perfectly synced up with a g.s.a. trip to maui with her father. he took the whole family on these things. >> jeff neely was the commissioner of the pacific rim region for the general services administration, the government agency known as the g.s.a., very top ranking official. this may anger you more as well. he's currently administrative leave and he receives pay and also received his bonus, a performance award after it was learned that this kind of activity was going on. more and more of these vacations are coming to light. remember in the last couple of days, we were telling you about this 10-day vacation to hawaii where he worked allegedly one hour at a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new building there. now, it's turning out that where are these other stats? over 43 months between march of 2007 and september 2, 6010, neely took 131 trips including nine trips to hawaii, g.s.a. travel records show. allegedly, a lo

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itself, rather than sfmta, may issue debt, and based on march 15, 2012 analysis completed by baxter and carly llc, one of the financial advisers, if the finaf the city would issue approximately $75 million in certificates on behalf of the mta instead of the mta issuing its own $75 million in revenue bonds, the sfmta would realize debt service savings of approximately $860,000 over 30 years, about $28,000 in savings per year. our recommendations are listed on page 20, our recommendation is to propose the various changes submitted by the sfmta. and that you replace the ceqa language on pay five -- page 52 instead state and all the proposed projects have now received categorical exemptions, in accordance with ceqa requirements, that you amend the proposed requirement 11.3 0.31 to require the comptroller's office work with the sfmta to report back to the board of supervisors within six months. after the series 2012 issuance of costs and benefits of using outside financial advisers using in hass city debt management staff and sfmta's initial bonn references, you amend the 11.3 0.41 resolution to r

is just coming to an end carli one on the heading for a draw nelson valdez's strike counseling elsbeth down the same of it in the relegation group. by a single goal in the second place to ask his christening without one kicking off in a little under two hours time. meanwhile over in england the top two are flying on saturday said the race for champions league football is the focus of attention fourth place tottenham or sunderland in the days of the kickoff to the second half at least spend the most license currently in the all male chelsea five points behind london rivals at the start of the day we're going to take the action elsewhere as these liverpool we've lost six of their last seven not just in the top flight and to take us to villa. we had fun stuff everybody wants everybody to get a movie with or we see it. chancing it through your first meeting of us will go over the terminations the call is there are variations of. anything to do with her control but if you haven't as i was can can go to feel something but we will get there for the work of the observer position now to ice hoc

here this is where the waste in toxic sludge were down to basically and carly were standing right on top of it and the other side is you can see there used to be a small leak which you had carbonate also used as a dumping ground for a waste people depended on the water from the leak so they drank it just costs and pathetic. union carbide knew from the design stage that the bhopal plant could pollute groundwater they also knew that there was there was a surrounding community that used that groundwater for its drinking water supply. so they believe that they can get rid of some off. by evil trading it and then went ahead like some kind of sludge so they took all of us from the board and they dumped here and there and you see this black lining underneath the ground of this landfill they believe that this kind of lining if there were this landing on the ground it can keep the bucket list away from the site. you will see lining underneath it all everywhere around here. and we believe the solar evaporation ponds continues to be a source of the subsurface water pollution that's now reaching

carly leaves. smashing brought in. and you can look at both as a percentage of revenue and absolute dollars. now, you can argue that it's more focused, but it's hard to innovate if you don't have the resources available to you. and since i've left hp, i've been very vocal on the fact that meg has a huge challenge. she's saying she'll put an extra 10% into r&d spent. problem is that any dollar you put in today, we won't see if four years. so the the street a hhas to be patient and investors have to be patient and we're not known to be patient. everybody is looking for the quick fix. there's no a quick fix in the story for hp. >> we went through four ceos in that sentence. how much of that was damaging? obviously it was damaging, but how much of that was the cause of the damage at hp? >> i don't know about so much the cause of the damage. having one person make radical changes in strategy is always a problem. the fact that there was a strategy that the leadership team committed to under mark and leo comes in with a diffe

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carly fiorina. meg whitman gave him a big fund-raiser in redwood city. i mean it looks to be going his way, but i tell you, i also was there at the jelly belly factory in fairfield where rick santorum looked very defiant this week, surrounded by hundreds of conservatives and said i am not giving up. we're taking this all wait to the convention floor. seems adamant about that. whether or not that's going to happen, it's certainly, california is the place where they've got to pick up the campaign money and they're looking for a share of those 172 delegates, because by congressional district, winner take all by congressional district. >> they're dividing their time between here and los angeles and, david, you have a question down here? sh, carla, i know wh republican candidates are coming, a big pile of money. what do they want in return? do they have a wish list they're hoping to send to washington? >> california republicans, david, this is one of the things we saw this week. the california republican party is in flux. we saw that with the defection of nat

million o, larry and carly finished in second place. 17.1 million to see it. for cabin in the woods third followed by titanic 3-d and american eruinion rounding out the top five. there you go. >> all right. well the heat oppresss your appetite. look. warm nights. still in the low 70s out there. clarksville bethesda and princefed ribbing and upper -- frederick and upper #80s today -- 80s tomorrow. a very warm day. near record highs. i don't think we get to the record of 90. look at this. getting windier and cooler towards mid-week and needed rain by next week and it's rain that we need around maryland. so let's hope we get it. >> seeing dust at the eastern shore. >> farmers are running the machines and it was like dust clouds. >> all right. listen, tune us on at 4:30 tomorrow morning with megan and charley and find out about the traffic on the jfx. be careful and we will see you tomorrow at five. have a great night and great week.

up point four percent on financial markets and while carly was a bit better than the market on its growing net profit was sixty four percent two thousand. and thirty five minutes time you can join my colleague comedian of course or she will be here with or not they will ring her to mature always a pleasure thanks very much for that we will see marina next hour i do stay with us here on our headlines are coming up in just a moment then another hot tempered issue in addition that is of course talk. of. the. culture is that so much about taxpayers' money and introduces me to my people here in my easy answer i think this is one way to describe china's truly amazing ascent on the international stage but with success comes china. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . is to get the maximum political impact.

. >> toilets have all different flows, but carli, you have to have a 1.6 gallon or less. -- currently. >> that is the state plumbing code minimum standard. >> that is going to save your water compared to what a lot of people still have in their bathrooms. they have 3.5 or 5 gallons. that is using a ton of water. >> the year there is a new city ordinance requirement to reduce flow flesh? >> and a lot of manufacturers are real -- are already making those toilets. right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it was not clear in the bowl and all of that. have those generally been resolved? >> yes, they have come out with a lot of new technologies, and the flushing s

pollution that could change the form of the hydrocarbon market basically world carly was also higher. net profit rose sixty four percent in two thousand and eleven year on year. all right now the story is russia's first largest mobile phone operator megaphone may consider an initial public offering in the foreseeable future willing to bet a misty day right so this is likely to happen until you know the service man of succes and almost doubling his stake in the company to fifty six point two percent now megaphone is the only one of the big three operators in russia which has not yet done a listing on the company's web around twenty billion dollars. in the e.u. it's all looking pretty positive for the folks who are part of the standard that's more than one percent notably is it looking at spain's and it's a least they're going down more than fifteen points although in the primary bond market twelve months bones in italy have shown up during costs have actually increased. saw we have time for this hour but join me again in fifty five minutes time to get the latest market update of course

carly. notion was that extroverts are people who identify themselves or do find themselves by their perception of other people's perception of them so they're constantly looking for other people to tell them who they are as interests or people who find themselves internally dishonest and yeah i mean one of the martyrs brigades i mean the big myers briggs these are some of the popular ones the big guy was i think really scientifically established so you know actually more friends you know they're the life of the party they don't feel awkward in a room where they don't know lots of people there's only a slight political difference in this one and conservatives tend a little bit toward more extroversion in some of the research that i've seen and liberals are more interested in little more you know it's not it's not one of the big differences you know i've always described myself as an introvert who's no sort of profound he's an extrovert i do media you know it's. not in most of my life but i. b

of hewlett packard carly fiorina within that panel. nothing you said of a business taxes is actually true and so we can say that that's how she doesn't square with but it's not true. now not true and that wasn't enough he had to go into his blog afterwards and basically the whole panel saying we're doomed thank god i that was my reaction after the debate on this week basically he was very disappointed that nobody on that panel believes what he believes in is just going to town here he is relentless we just saw him with ron paul which was really exciting and it was on bloomberg that was good. producers for get things together like you know there's so many things that are wrong with paul krugman that i don't even know where to start and it's very frustrating and part of it is obviously i have a certain thing for against academics who never actually practice what they preach they just kind of preach from an ivory tower yeah i mean look at their own fantasy universe which is what paul krugman does but just think one of this one of his poin

and still ahead, carly fiorina, former hp chairwoman and ceo.ounder of the rlj companies, who knows a thing or two about entrepreneurship. jim rohr, many say one of the best ceos in the country and a lot more. jim o'neil, big. >> are you suffering from market fatigue? >> you may be suffering from information imbalance fatigue. but there is a cure. tune in into "squawk box." side effects of "squawk box" include mental clarity, upward mobility, and suddenly the ability to change the channel. take three hours of "squawk box" and be ready for your morning. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speedhertz. take three hours of "squawk box" >>> welcome back. >> welcome back to "squawk box." futures right now indicating a positive opening, up about 58 points or so. we had a rebound yesterday from an abysmal week last week. >> do you want to let the vi

and for carly this is a great excuse to cash in a gift. she couldn't last december because there is no snow here. >> that is a bummer i was kind of doing christmas. i am now. it's good. >> and the new powder feels great. >> this is excellent. yeah. you can fall, and not get hurt. there is no ice. it's nice. >> this family from mexico giving up their tropical weather near puerto vallarta for a chilly seera, driving two and a half days to get here. >> just to get my son in the snow. yeah. that is only reason. the snow. >> it doesn't snow near puerto vallarta? >> are you kidding me? no. no. >> and at donner ski ranch, managers hope to stay open until day. considering it's been a mild winter. >> this will never makeup for it, i don't think. but everything helps. it's all g last year we're open until july 10th. >> others say the snow is too little, too late it's time to close up sunday night. after all, it's spring. >> clear closing with new snow but know everybody starts to think about golfing and boating. it's been a good season. we're going

. ♪ they call me maybe carly something something.his is a great song. >> apparently we all agree it is a great song. we're back on this try-day friday with the answers to all your burning questions about -- men. >> like how do you tell a guy you want to be more than friends and why can't men just say what they mean. our resident guy's guy, donny deutsch. >> wearing my greenwich, connecticut outfit. trying to get a little invitation. >> you're always welcome, sweetheart. >> we're ready. >> first question is from adelle -- not that one, though. how do you tell someone you've been friends with for years that you'd like something more with them without losing or ruining the friendship? >> by the way, you're going to risk that. but if you feel that way, just say it. say look, i cherish our friendship and just jump him. >> if they say no does it mean that the friendship -- >> no. what gets weird is if you go into it, then it doesn't work. but i've been with women -- i've had situations where women i've been friends with have said to me the