cisco, i don't. i really do think it's dead money. you basically own cisco for one reach.there is going to be a rotation and a high-growth tech, you buy cisco. because that's where the money is going to hide. long apple. i'm not a buyer of cisco. >> to your votes for apple. karen, do you tip apple into the final four? what say you? >> suspenseful, yes. >> wow. >> it is a premier world class franchise, which everybody knows. the valuation, which i always focus on, is really not expensive. and you have tim cook being very shareholder friendly, looking to allocate capital in a different way than steve jobs ever did. and for all those reasons, i like apple. >> so guy, you know what that means. it means it doesn't really matter. >> we don't really care what you think. >> we care, we care what you say. so what do you say? >> come on, guys. we care. >> you know, this -- >> we care. >> so insincere. >> we wouldn't care what tim said. >> apple. >> better management, balance sheet, products. apple. >> and you know what -- >> who do you like in the finals, sister. >> you mean this? i

cisco is one. not going to act like it's the next coming like it will double in the next month, but it has a forward p/e of 12 3% dividend versus what else we have the in market right now. >> l nothing else to buy, really a reason to buy cisco rather than let's stay on the side of the market? i see for years, i love cisco. i love the guy running the place but earnings have been anemic for years. i think we're $2 forever right now. i don't see real revenue growth. make the case for why this is not such a good idea. >> so bob, we're neutral on cisco. the reason is cisco has a lot of exposure to a lot of legacy architectures, networks in the enter prize. there's a lot of disruptive forces that are really coming into the market right now. there's serious risk that if cisco doesn't execute, that they could lose share where they are the dominant player. the carrier space, they have great exposure to carriers but carriers have been struggling with the cloud providers and so at both ends of the spectrum ci

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. >>> well, that thing's split.we are. >> welcome to alps 101, where my professor is holding forth in a most amazing classroom. >> i was talking to you about this valley on our right. on the left side over there and where they both meet, this is a junction. and in the 9th of august, 1786, two guys came here for the first time using this route like we've done. and most importantly, they had nothing connecting them. they had an ice ax. all they could use, basically is their body weight to stop the fall. if you were falling on the left, they would be jumping on the left. they invented these ice screws. >> look at that, brilliant. man, you're like the french macgyver. [ speaking in french ] there's something therapeutic about being forced to focus on the little things, one step, one breath at a time. then, heart pounding, you stop, and the focus widens. this is so incredible. listen to that silence. as a kid who spent most of his youth in colorado, it pains me to say that these are the most picturesque mountains i've ev

trust has clearly been impacted technology industry including cisco.ated engineers as joseph mentioned whose job it isohnñ to engineer our products and services with security in and to build security in and to deliver those products in the way that we intend them. at some point there are things that we don't control. there are points where we deliver the product to our customers. the customers operate those products inside their networks. v b uurát)u(r' those things and so there are a number of different places where attacks can happen and we are talking essentially about nation-state to nation-state attacks. those are highly sophisticated well-resourced, and in order to n: be able to address them and to '3ç figure out whether or not they are beyond the pale of what we as citizens are willing to accept, we really need as a =ñ dialogue that takes place between governments. we need to have some new rules of the road and we need to have a conversation between those governments about what normal behaviors are acceptable and which ones are not because the s

a cisco we don't view privacy and security is a zero-sum game. they are clearly connected. at the same time we don't view economic growth is being something is separate from national security. they are intertwined. economic growth should be a core value that is considered when we are figuring out what we want to be able to enable our government to do with regard to national security and economic growth depends on trust. it's hard to quantify damage but i think if you look at some of the examples that we have talked about that you see significant expenditures by u.s. companies that can serve as a pretty good proxy for measuring the scope of the problem. you see litigation that has been brought by companies like twitter and yahoo! to push back on surveillance requests. you see microsoft engaging in litigation with u.s. attorneys office in new york over data stored in ireland and you see a very large range of companies joining in to that litigation in support of the position including not only cisco but e-bay, hp, ibm sales force verizon at&t the government of ireland. so that

turned out major competitor cisco was kicking juniper's butt.else where which i didn't realize until we dug deep into cisco's quarters. the information was there to be had. but only from a competitor not from the company source itself. simple moral. when the company blames the customer, check to see if the customer is buying from a different venter. know when to hold and when to fold. when a company is sitting on a mountain of cash and doing nothing, that's a stock you don't want to own. and when a company blames customers a, always be skeptical, those customers may be giving their business to another player. now to paul from texas. >> i'd like to take a second to thank you and your staff for all the energy and time to help us home gamers to participate in the market. >> thank you i'm just trying to teach people to be better investors and i'm doing my best. thank you for saying that. how could i help. >> yes i've been looking at mlps i know you discuss those on your show. >> yes. >> i'm trying to find out if you can teach us the additional homew

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edition of the herald has been together since they were printed 150 years ago and of course that's the cisco tenniel anniversary of the assassination of lincoln is the reason for the timing of this exhibit. lincoln always fascinates people, to this day, but this year in particular is important because we mark the 150th anniversary of his assassination. the first president in our history to be assassinated and it's a really important mark in time. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts program any time by visiting our website at www.c-span.org/history. >> up next, we hear about first lady is from nancy reagan to michelle obama and his former white house aides and staff members recall how it's contributed to their husband's administration. among the questions discussed -- how is the first lady's role evolved? the white house historical association, in partnership with c-span, hosted this event. it's just over an hour. >> thank you so much. i would now like to introduce the moderator -- thank you. and she will provide brief introductions of our panel. martha is a scholar with a rese

area freeway you can see plenty of green on maps this morning after traveling close to downtown 7 cisco not seeing any delays a look at 586 city dublin interchange as he continued westbound traveling on a 80 closer to the south bay not seeing any delays in that area of very quiet, yet this morning miles temperatures and fog and could affect your morning commute and the next 30 minutes to an hour cooler temperatures along the coast for today. a father, husband and radio host killed by a hit- and run driver. searching for the person who crashed into him. >> james: 36 year old wesley burton died early saturday morning in a hit and run in oakland. to his best friend and show co host about the empty >> reporter:the aftermath of this hit and run accident is shocking. the car of 36 year old wesley burton is all but flattened. when burton's best friend got news of burton's death he felt flattened too. take sot the whole he leaves"for me personally long friendship is like the on gone as devastating. >> reporter:burton was a radio show co-host and engineer at kfpa. his show spotlighted local musi

this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small b

we just heard from cisco's john chambers.also quicken loans founder dan gilbert, and the third goldman sachs president gary cohn.check this out. gary's takes were absolutely perfect. confident to win it all if the badgers are the chance, that means $360,000 for his chosen charity, harlem rbi. he will also win if michigan state keeps the upsets coming and wins the championship and cohn also comes out on top if duke loses to wisconsin. -- if duke beats wisconsin. i spoke with rich berlin. he told us about harlem rbi. rich: gary got involved as we were launching a capital campaign for our charter school business, so we started by taking an abandoned lot and turning it into a ball field. that has grown into charter school, family programs, and it is culminating now in its $53 million building, which gary helped anchor, along with mark teixeira of the yankees and other guests you have had on here. the end product is enormous, great stuff for kids, and this guy has been a pretty solid supporter. stephanie: 300 $60,000 you stand to

. >>> meantime, cisco in the news as well.s joined "squawk box," had some interesting comments on the future of the tech sector. >> every country, every city, every company, every home, every car, everything you wear will become digital. it will get connected together. so fra country perspective, it will determine your gdp growth, your job creation, your health care systems. every company will become a technology company. the speed of the disruption will be brutal. probably 40% of global enterprises won't exist ten years from now. even within the high-tech sector, something we've talked about before, probably half the major players in high tech won't exist in a meaningful way in ten years. >> he has said this kind of thing before, there is going to be a massive shakeout, not just among the little firms, but the large-cap firms as everything gets digitized, here and around the world. >> and he expects cisco to be one of the survivors of course, he's only got a year or two left on his tenure as ceo. it will be interesting to see

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. so you heard the sleeping call of the whale? >> the what?ing car. >> no, we lost the dining car, i hear. but our original call of the whale. >> so we just have to hope for the best. >> the night express to baggan. 600 kilometers of what will turn out to be kidney-softening travel by rail, but bagan, myanmar's ancient capital, i'm told, is a must see. >> the true old english experience. the engine is a french engine from the '70s. >> we've been told it's a somewhat uncomfortable ten-hour trip. so really the question on this end of the journey is come back on the train or flying coffin. >> mishaps on both burmese planes and trains are not, shall we say, unheard of. >> the widowmaker express. >> that is the choice. that may be the signal to depart at some point. >> yeah. all aboard. ♪ ♪ wha >> whoa, we're moving. here we go. >> here we go. >> that's it. we are at cruising speed. >> really? this is cruising speed. i could literally outrun this train. >> we could jog ahead and have a nice meal. >> we could catch up with it. >> with a digestive wa

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i think we have begun to come out of that interpretation with the cisco tenniel of the proclamation and realizing its limitations more as tactical than as philosophical. i think that has would've helped create a more of a rainbow of appreciation of the war in the north. >> there are certain things that do bring pieces of the war that have been pushed aside, or at least not focused, back into the attention. i think americans, for the most part, didn't even know there were black soldiers in the civil war because they have been sort of airbrushed out of the picture. glory did a remarkable job of bringing that back into focus. and yield the things such as the monument in washington. it really had an impact. >> it also immobilized the african-american reenactment community. as everyone knows, reenactment since they became popular in the one 25th. in the 1980's and since, that despite the overwhelming numbers and resources, the reality was quite the opposite. it was 10 to one confederate to union actors in reenactments. the head ask

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cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. >>> kids are selling fireworks across from the marcus aurelius archs once a vital part of the ancient roman empire. that was nearly 2,000 years ago. tonight, i was told, was going to be an even bigger, wilder celebration in martyrs square, but something has happened since last night. the british foreign office has just told all uk citizens to leave benghazi, libya's second largest city, due to an unspecified threat. the libyan government, such as it is, has denied any basis for such drastic action. a lone cherry bomb now and again, an awkward flurry of roman candles. the buzz of last night's chaotic partying harshed big time. whether or not this is a result of the larger geopolitical situation, the vibe towards this western film crew seems apprehensive, uncertain. the following day feels better, somewhat. fresh produce is for sale on tripoli streets. if you were a small restaurant or shopping for a big family, you'd bring cash, a wheelbarrow, and load up with what you need, but the revolution has brought changed tastes. libyans, especially young libya

cisco knows how to handle europe. create jobs. google just gives them the heisman. >> the way to work google is make jobs. if you're not created profitable jobs that seems rather cynical. is it possible google is actually directing its search traffic 90% of which they control the market in europe more so than the states to their own sites than others? that's the charge. >> europe is different. you create jobs in europe they go easier on you. if you do not create companies in france and direct traffic to france then you're going to fall pray to this. it's the way the world works, daiftd david. i'm not a frenchman. >> jim mentions the interview. i think he called it a win win when dealing with chambers. >> every country, every city every accompany, every home every car, everything you wear will become digital. it will get connected together. so from a country perspective it will determine your gdp growth job situation, health care systems, every accompany will become a technology accompany. the speed will be brutal. probably 40% of

cisco is having problems selling in china in part because the u.s.ernment products are not widely wanted because of nsa issues. and their products aren't widely sold here because of concerns over chinese spying. you can see it in the results and the revenue -- the revenue has been shrinking on an annual basis as they have gotten rid of crummy businesses, and they had struggles along the way. you have recently seen a turnaround in the profits of this business. the profits in the last six years, the profits in the last six quarters, have started to look a little bit better. still losing money, but last year losing only $118 million. that is a significant turnaround. while sales have come down a little bit, losing less money, selling a little less and losing a lot less money is a significant improvement for this company. emily: could the proposed time warner-comcast merger impact this at all? cory: yes. they will spend less and are an important customer in this arena. it is worse for all the competitors, certainly nokia-alcatel-lucent. emily: what does

not all lot of moisture. 52 and sam and cisco and oakland. 720-cent sad . '70's and nv 75 and now about. stone forecast friday's close day but the weekend does look nice. >> pam: great defense and the giants battle their rivals coming up next (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. global garysome great defense back of tim lincecum as the giants opened a three game set with the dodgers barry bonds flanked by peter magowan on the left and larry baer on the right top 6th, 4-1 sf a stream-lined tim lincecum - short hairgreat defensemaybe the giants play of the year brandon crawford amazing stopflip to joe panik who throws to buster posey to get howie kendrick at first lincecum: 6 ip, 5 hits, 1 run, 5 k's top 8th justin maxwell

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rain, will show you when and how the rain will fall coming at > > catherine : still had a san for cisco woman who was apparently living with her mother is decaying corpse for years. --san francisco >> gary :and i have the sports news later in this broadcast > > catherine: and we have an opening day section at www.kron4.com . we post a link to all the big league action right on our home page. >> reporter :we are tracking a stronger and wetter storm than we experienced on easter sunday. we have had reports of three lightning strikes right a long the coast the cold front will sweep through overnight tonight into the wee hours of tuesday morning. and behind it the popcorn looking clouds those are cold air. about 20 degrees below zero we are looking at more instability as the cool air continues to filter through. looking into our future cast lots of steady rain. it will actually drop to the south east and that is where the steady rains will continue to push and in both a chunk of the bay area. that steady rain will begin to taper off into showers mostly in passing portions of the 280 corrido

cisco is building the internet of everything for connected cities today, that will confine the trafficam to yesterday. cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. >>> i'm in downtown los angeles trying to get my head around something called lucha vavoom and since i'm not likely to put the vavoom into the ropes, i'm more likely to learn the ropes of the whole lucha thing. >> oh, come on. >> so this is what we call a -- [ indiscernible ]. you take your left arm and it is going to wrap around my neck and your right arm is going to go like this. are you ready? >> ow. uh-huh. >> like this. >> awkward. embarrassing. >> they don't pull any punches. >> okay. i got it. i got it. that's good. that was the sound of my jaw. >> oh, my god. >> come on, santa maria. >> i mean, you're here. what are you going to do? stop it. i mean aside from that. >> here the. right, right. >> he did mention his ankle. just -- >> i don't feel anything from my waist down any more. i could do this all night and i know you have work to do. i don't want to -- you know. >> if you want to do some more wrestling -- >> no, i want him

it's something we're always watching. >> like cisco, their biggest problem, same problem cisco has, smallero their software space that they've traditionally dominated. even the services space. we have to go michael. i have a bell ringing in just a second. stay tuned now, we'll get the ibm earnings. this should be interesting, set the tone for tomorrow as well. that's coming up on the second hour of the "closing bell." see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. what a session on wall street. still strong names across the board, the nasdaq up 1.3% adding 62 points just below that 5,000 level that we've been fluctuating about for a couple months now. the s&p up almost 1%. closing right at 2100 on the nose. the dow adding 208 points that's good for 18,035. joining me now, cnbc contributor evan newmark, sara eisen and steve liesman. also with us is "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome to all of you. let's start with what's pushing this market around today. a mirror image of friday. ibm was super strong maybe earnings playing into th

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. e plane and thought... yeah! empty seat next to me.w him slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don't. i get that little spinning wheel. download didn't finish. i finished the download. headphones on. and i'm safe. i didn't finish in time. so. many. stories. vo: join us and save without settling. verizon. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> it started with 68 teams, now we are down to two. duke and wisconsin set to battle it out for the national title tonight. let's go to andy scholes in indianapolis with the preview of the big game in the bleacher report. andy. >> good morning, christine.

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he points to the three women on cisco's board and five women on the operating committee as examples.t was julia boorstin reporting. all of these initiatives have one thing in common the belief that increasing gender diversity isn't just good for women, it is good for the company's bottom line. >>> it is a story that raises the question, what would you do? imagine you're just driving down the road minding your own business when a huge bag of money lands in your path. well, this happened to one man and we'll show you what he did up next. >>> temperatures are going to be in the 60s today. and up to 70 tomorrow. but rain is on the way. and we'll be in for a windy weekend. we'll show you what to expect and when in my seven-day forecast. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> well, the crack of the bat will soon be heard again in south philadelphia. here is citizens bank park. opening day is monday. before that the phillies play some exhibition games in front of the hometown fans. we're counting down to the first pitch between the phils and the red sox in four days. before that could happen the groun

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. >>> new protests in baltimore and still no explanation from policeted in the first place and how he ended up suffering a fatal spinal cord injury in custody. police in baltimore released the new video of gray being dragged into the police van. six officers involved in the arrest have been suspended during the investigation. the attorney for the family said freddie gray was in perfect health until police chased and tackled him. the mayor of baltimore says she will get to the bottom of the investigation. >> we are committed to making sure we get this right. we have a very challenging history in our city when it comes to trust with the community and police. we have to make sure this investigation goes forward, that it's transparent and we have independent eyes take a look at it. >> baltimore has a sorry history of police brutality and an even sorrier history in terms of governmental response to police brutality. typically the police deny deny deny no matter what the facts are. >> emotions are running high in baltimore right now. senior correspondent mig

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see a chance for scattered showers--showers we saw quite a few final crowns- clout-in the sand and cisco area--clouds in the san francisco area this is a picture of the rainbow that we saw across the bay area today. in marin county. we definitely saw our fair share of stormy weather a dry air more milder weather pattern comes this way breaking news. escaped from santa clara county if deputies has been arrested. he was caught by u.s. marshals in mississippi. kron four's dan rubin covered the escape right after it happened. he's joining us live from the santa clara county sheriff's office. dan.? >> dan :catherine, i had to check my notes, but it's been 32 days, just over a month. since johnell carter escaped. though he was in custody at the santa clara county jail, he actually escaped from the valley medical center. carter allegedly complained of pain or some type of illness. when sheriff's deputies took him to the hospital, carter allegedly got into some type of altercation with a deputy and broke free. the deputy was injured during the escape. although the sheriff's office charecterized

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by tuesday night you can see up to a foot of snow and cisco and tiber's. then the winter storm warning comes when tuesday night than the tuesday that's when you get some good skiing and. live look at what he creaks camera. and clear skies out there. >> reporter: and abuse or we are tracking that will bring widespread heavy rain to the bay area later tonight. from tracker for temperatures is a bit chilly out there in some spots in. 7 cisco 46 oakland 45 san jose 43 and are cold spot center rows of now cooled down to 45 degrees right now. definitely some jacket weather. storm tracker forecasts oakland today. clyde out your day this afternoon. starting the mid- 40s right now. by lunchtime upper 50s increasing clouds. the wind will also dropping in the afternoon. top around 64 degrees by 4:00 this afternoon. then cooling down in the upper 50s by eight. and then talk about that rain. when does a arrive? >> reporter: to the north bit about o'clock you should see some of the charlotte since then rose and fell then by 5:00 majority of locations in the bay area wil

the embarcadero camera this morning right now sell the cisco 51 degrees. or may up the 64 letter on sunday. one is coming up in just a minute. >> james: 410 seller missing or than two months of found alive and that says a but but off the kron close is in a dramatic rescue the new behind me. and by the coast guard base in the men been raised up and the watter listed on the coast guard helicopter. the man taken the hospital recovering this morning. amazing story also recounts has more on how he survived. lewis jordan on out on his sailboat disappeared for 66 as. according to the coast guard while he was out his mass broke an article a club and was damaged find a way to survive also fishing with a net. collecting rainwater he was rationing the food he had. making the best of it. >> reporter: the coast guard was called he was brought in by medevac there he walked into the hospital all on his own. so grateful but he was able to find him today or so happy to reunite him with his family. >> reporter: shortly after supper the father for the first time in 66 days.

cisco is building the internet of everything for connected cities today, that will confine the traffic cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. >>> many of the world's best golfers in augusta, georgia, for the masters which starts tomorrow. >> that includes tiger woods who hasn't won a major tournament in almost seven years. coy wire with this morning's "bleacher report." >> seven years since a major and it's been almost two months since he's been in a tournament. what's he been doing, chilling on his yacht? he told the media exactly what he's been up to. listen. >> i worked my [ bleep ] off. that's the easiest way to describe it. i worked hard. >> tiger said he's been practicing from quote, sunup to sundown to get ready for what will be his 20th appearance at the masters. he's ready to rock. it's not all work and no play for tiger, though. he's going to participate in the par 3 contest. and both of these kids will be caddieing for him. >>> in hoops news the women of uconn and notre dame faced off in the finals of the ncaa tournament in a rematch of last year's title game. uconn has dominated

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. ♪ >>> i love you so much.n on the airplane. >> it was a trip that began with a tearful, anxious departure. and fear for vivian's fragile health. she suffers from life-threatening seizures. so much worry, yet thankfully this part of their journey was surprisingly smooth. with their grandmother and father by her side, vivian was seizure free. the long plane ride from new jersey to colorado ends with a warm welcome. >> hi, precious. >> vivian is finally going to try medical marijuana, cannabis, and the stanley brothers have been working hard to get it ready. but just an hour after her arrival -- >> brian, brian, she's going with her face. >> she's seizing. bring her over here. >> vivian starts having seizures, one after the other. brian rushes to get her anti-seizure medication. it's hard on vivian and on brian, and some of his doubts start to rush back in. >> it's always stressful wherever we go. i have all faith that this is going to work, but with anything you try, there's that nagging suspicion we're going to

that mattered to cisco in the past. -- do you see some improvement over there in your view given the qe? i mean we were worried about them for a while, greece and everything, but things are definitely substantially better in your view? >> well every comment i make today doesn't refer to our current quarter. >> right. >> so talking past and the future, we've been optimistic about europe for about four quarters. we saw our business turn up in europe literally four to five quarters ago from negative growth to single digits to last year's growth of 7%. we saw southern europe change and grew over 20% last quarter. so i'm an optimist in terms of europe. they're doing something different, back to the original comments about digitalization. they are looking at gdp growth of 1 to 3%. cisco is partnering the way they have never partnered with a french state. we have digital cities to smart grids to cyber security to training of 200,000 people in france on the internet of everything. investment capital investment if you will for s

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. 96% of them are doing rain-fed agriculture. . they're all competing with each other; they're all making very low margins, making enough to survive, but not enough to get out of poverty. so kickstart designs low cost irrigation pumps enabling them to grow high value crops throughout the year so you can make a lot of money. it's all very well to have a whole lot of small innovations, but unless we can scale it up enough to where we are talking about millions of farmers, we're not going to solve their biggest challenge. this is precisely where the kind of finance that citi is giving us, is enabling us to scale up on a much more rapid pace. when we talk to the farmers and ask them what's the most important thing. first of all they say we can feed our families. secondly, we can send our children to school. it's really that first step that allows them to get out of poverty and most importantly have money left over to plan for the future they want. vowhen we say real meat is thet foodfirst ingredient, r labels. it is number one. when we

cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal generating electricity on-site and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. >>> breaking news. at least 147 people killed by al qaeda linked terrorists. gunman storming a university today in kenya, slaughtering dozens of students taking hundreds more hostage. the attack lasted for hours. witnesses say terrorists targeted christians and let the muslims flee. this is the same terror group that carried out a four-day massacre at a mall in nairobi and called for similar attacks in the united states. barbara starr is outfront. >> reporter: it is a blood bath at a college in kenya. 147 people killed and dozens injured when heavily armed gunmen from al shabab an islamist militant group, stormed garissa u

algunas corporaciones como cisco e intel han desarollado programas para promover la contratacion de ingenierosrias. algo que favorece a jovenes como marilu duque quien sueÑa con ser ingeniera de computacion. las ciencias son un lugar que son mucho de hombres y las latinas son tan poderosas yo creo que ellas pueden seguir en este campo. en un comunicado twitter dice estar comprometido con lograr un lugar de empleo diverso y refuerza que los hechos comprobaran que la empleada fue tratada justamente. facebook tambien desmiente las alegaciones en su contra, y asegura que la compaÑia esta progresando en asuntos de diversidad e igualdad de genero. cuando se trata de posiciones de liderazgo un reporte realizado por una frima de abogados indica que las mujeres ocupan tan solo el once porciento de puestos directivos en estas empresas. esto es todo por ahora, andrea cruz telemundo juanfra - on cam --- un reporte realizado por una frima de abogados indica que las mujeres ocupan tan solo el once porciento de puestos directivos en estas empresas. juanfra/ots --- un juez federal dice que california tendr qu

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