i have an equal relationship with an acquaintance as diwith dell computer.y have been part of my social graph. >> not yet. i just interrupted you, but explain to the viewer why they are waiting in the first place. do we know? >> brands are clamoring to get in google plus. google does what google does. here's a network, everybody. >> i apologize for sbripting. >> it's funny because here's a company that couldn't get social right at all and now it's the fastest growing social network in history. 20 million in three weeks. it took facebook 852 days to get to 10 million. >> the voice mail. why don't you sign up. on the land line. >> we got invites. we thought that was special. >> i saw that. no problem. >> it will be back. >> brands saw it as an immediate opportunity. all of the fuss, the incredible bus, no pun intended. that was the last thing. now you have michael dell over a weekend asking, do you think that this would be a great place where we could bring suft mer service. he had a phenomenal reaction from customers. you start to see that the opportunity is

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dell. more. >>> before the break i gave you a little quiz. what was the last country to gain independence? the answer 2008, the republic of kosovo declared independence from serbia, the u.n. upheld that declaration, and kosovo became the world's newest nation. >>> before celebrity rehab or public announcements of seeking treatment, there was betty ford, the wife of former president gerrald ford was the first to speak openly about addiction and getting help for it. she was a trailblazer when it came to addiction and treatment? >> yeah, she was extraordinary, i had the honor of knowing her for many years. the first time i interviewed her, she was a congressman's wife. then after the embarrassment of agnew, and took over after nixon. she became an extraordinary figure on the american scene. she came forward with her battle with alcoholism, breast cancer. she was some kind of lady. and she put a different kind of first lady on the map. i think i interviewed. i guess the last time i interviewed

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dell.ning me now, republican presidential candidate, rick santorum, former senator from pennsylvania. thanks so much for being here. >> great to be here. thank you, candy. >> if you were the president of the united states right now dealing with the debt issue, what concession would you make with the democrats to entice them into a package with major spending cuts? >> you know, i would be making the case is that not being made right now by this president, that we're in a severe crisis, and it's a crisis of spending. when you see spending at almost 50% more than what it normally is since the second world war, and you see taxes down slightly because we're not creating jobs and the economy is slowing, so the problem is not a tax problem but a spending problem. i would say that it's -- that the place where most people would be if we had a leader who was out telling the american public the truth as to what the nature of the problem is, we can get democrats to go along with bigger spending cuts th

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dell. the power to do more. >>> traumatic brain injury is often referred to as a signature injury of the war we're in right now. the same sore of injury as a concussion on the football field or in a car crash. mending the brain is a tremendous challenge. cnn's pentagon correspondent, barbara starr went to fort campbell in kentucky for a firsthand look. >> this is an intense simulation. it's hot, loud, and stressful. staff sergeant aaron potter and other troops are voluntarily putting themselves through this grueling episode of fake blood, and plastic wounded models for one reason -- after weeks of behavioral therapy, all of these soldiers are trying to show they can get back to their daily work -- combat. >> these are only paintball guns, but these troops all brain-injured in the war, are determined to succeed. this is just one example of how the war may be affecting your medical care. >> doctors here at fort campbell have developed a new approach to treating the type of war zone brain inju

now she can spend more time with patients and less time on paperwork. ♪ dell.er to do more. >>> you know, the advances in military medicine in the past ten years as war have been nothing short of as stotonishin. joining me to talk about this is dr. john holcomb. thank you for being on the show again. >> sanjay, it is nice to hear from you again. >> as a starting point, can you talk about some of the things that have changed over the last ten years? what we are starting to learn from the battlefield and learn at home? >> that is a great question. you have to divide this up into different areas. i think of advances in the pre--hospital area. advances in the hospital and advances from the system view across the battlefield and advances from the research view and how it comingles with the civilian community. >> let's take pre-hospitals from a starting point. the way the patient is assessed in the field at the point of trauma. can you share what we have learned on the battlefield? >> i think at the beginning of the war, we put in place a lot of people working togeth

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dell. the power to do more. and jim sees his family. any questions? no. you know... ♪ we're not magicians ♪ we can't read your mind ♪ ♪ read your mind ♪ we need your questions ♪ each and every kind ♪ every kind ♪ will this react with my other medicine? ♪ ♪ hey, what are all these tests even for? ♪ ♪ questions are the answer ♪ yeah ♪ oh >>> want you to imagine something. you've got severe claustrophobia, a real fire of tight places. now imagine your job is to get into a seat the size of an arm chair, lean back, strapped in tight on all sides with the ceiling just a foot over your head. sounds fun, right? most people would want to scream. but air force lieutenant colonel rob waldman has faced his fears. and he did it the hard way. >> screaming engines, mind-numbing speeds of over 1900 miles an hour. this was lieutenant colonel waldman's daily ride. he had what many would consider one of the coolest jobs in the world. >> it's an amazing jet. f-16. >> but an innocent diving trip would change everything. >> three years into my flying year i almost died in a sc

so that caters to quite a bit of what hp does and a lot of what dell does. those two, of course, are exposed to pts which are rch more, which have a business component and discretionary component. that discretionary component makes those two look a little slower in that sense in terms of revenue or more volatile. >> we'll see those in the weeks ahead, sorry for cutting you off, a quick look at ibm after the close, tom smith with standard & poor's. ahead of the i.b.m. news, stocks were weak thanks to government debt worries, both in europe and here in the u.s. let's get to tonight's "market focus." today's 11-point drop of the s&p 500 takes the index down to its lowest level this month. here are the past 90 sessions. here we are. the march low remains intact, here it is, on the far side, but the index was unable to crest above this april high during the bounce-back rally last month. here we are. the low in june will be one area to watch if the downward pressure holds. compare that to the past 90 sessions of the nasdaq 100 exchange-traded fund. it was down 0.5

dell basically lets you define your pc configuration. and they make it. they have parts on the shelf and they aggregate it and put it in a box and ship it to you in a week. >> john and bill say that big manufacturers are starting to take notice of this new supply chain approach. they see it as an alternative drishs channel to the big box stores which control much of the industry. >> the manufacturers see bath simple as a way to open up a whole new channel for how they sell their product. they're stuck in the home depot, lowe's channel, it's a big channel, but a low margin, it's dangerous to have one big customer. we sell to the contractors out there and they get it very quickly. >> consumers, too, are taking notice. the online design software makes the selection process faster and easier than the traditional chore of running from store to store. >> i have three middle school kids. and i just don't have to time. this whole idea intrigued me with bath simple. that's how i got started with that. >> from the manufacturers to the contractors to the consumer to

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dell basically let's you define your pc configuration, and they make it. they have parts on the shelf. they aaggragate and ship i want to you within a week. >> they to see it as an alternate distribution channel. >> the manufacturers to see bath simple as a way to open up a whole new channel for how they sell their product. they are stuck in the home depot-lowe's channel which is a big channel but a low margin -- dangerous to have one big customer. we sell to the contractors out there and they get it very quickly. >> consumers too are taking notice. the online design software makes the selection process faster and easier than the traditional chore of running from store to store. >> i have three middle school kids and i don't have the time. just this whole idea intrigued me. that's how i got started. >> from the manufacturers to the contractors to the consumer to the retail chains they to see this as a new way of doing something that's been done for a long time the old way. >> rethinking and re-inventing an approach to a business can make you stand out from

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dell. the power to do more. 13 minutes after the hour.acman jones coming through with today's quote of the day. police in cincinnati arrests jones in bar on sunday morning. they say he was screaming profanities, then resisted arrest. reporters caught up with jones after he was released from jail. >> they say you resisted arrest. >> i didn't resist arrest. i'm in a neck brace. how am i going to resist arrest? >>> a student at the university of south alabama reportedly admits to killing a man inside a dorm room. he was arrested early yesterday after placing a frantic call to campus police. when officers got to the delta 6 storm they say they found a man stabbed to death. the victim is not a student at the university but police say he knew the suspect. >>> kidnapping victim jaycee dugard said she did what she had to do to survive during her 18 years of captivity. she was snatched in 1981 by a sex offender. phillip garrido and his wife hid her and her daughters in a shed until 2009. now at the age of 31 jaycee is opening up about how she got

dell. the power to do more. >>> i'm candy crowley. here are today's top stories.e this morning off its northern coast, prompting tsunami advisories that were eventually canceled. the 7.19 magnitude quake is believed to be an aftershock from march's devastating earthquake. so far no immediate reports of injuries or damage in this quake. >>> the top military adviser in the united states told an audience in beijing today that china has, quote, arrived as a world power. joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mullen was speaking in -- best-selling newspaper released its final edition this morning amid folk hacking and bribery allegations. in the issue, "news of the world" apologized for its, quote, appalling wrongdoing. police are conducting two separate investigations into the actions of the newspaper's former staffers. those are your top stories. >>> now back to fareed zakaria gps. >>> put your thinks caps on for a moment. which continent has 6 of the 10 largest growing economies? which continent has the world's newest nation? you said asia, that's wrong. which continent

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