we're at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. and that have an interview we conducted with dieter zetsche who is the chairman of the board of mercedes benz. we also talked with jon bucci who is senior vice president of technology for toyota. here's that interview. and now joining us on "the communicators" is jon bucci who is toyota's vice president for advanced technology. mr. bucci, what are you doing at the consumer electronics show? >> guest: well, we're following our year one anniversary of launching an all-new mobile technology we call in tune, and in tune is the ability to take offboard content, web-based, and deliver it to the customer's cell phone. the customer then downloads an application, goes into the vehicle, pairs the cell phone with the in-vehicle hardware or display unit, and voila, it opens up several applications or apps that the consumer can then interact with safely in the vehicle using voice, steering wheel control or remote touch. and they open various or applications like bing for local search, pandora for

we're here at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. for the past several weeks on "the communicators," we've been showing you some of our coverage from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the show happened in january of this year. if you'd like to watch any of those previous programs or any "communicators" programs, go to c-span.org. >> coming up on c-span2, louisiana governor bobby jindal addresses the annual conservative political action conference. then general electric chairman and ceo jeffrey immelt gives the opening remarks at a forum on the future of american manufacturing and global competitiveness. and later, the senate returns at 2 p.m. eastern for a period of general speeches followed by debate and a procedural vote on a judicial nomination for the u.s. circuit court of appeals. >>> today, president obama releases his 2013 budget request. it projects a deficit of $1.3 trillion this year and aims to lower that to about 900 billion next year with proposed tax increases and spending. he'll talk about it in a speech at n

"the communicators" is at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. well, one of the items most frequently on display here at the consumer electronics show 2012 in las vegas is 3 dtv, and we are joined on "the communicators" by heidi hoffman who is the managing director of the 3-d at home consortium. ms. hoffman, first of all, what is 3-d at home consortium? >> guest: about 50 member companies who are interested in accelerating the adoption of 3-d into the home and beyond. we were formed about 40 year ago, our members are all active members that work on different parts of the industry, different parts of what we call the 3-d ecosystem whether it's broadcast, content creation, 3-d products for the home, consumer products or whether it's research studies on how 3-d is working for people, what needs to happen and what they like best. >> host: are we in second or third generallation 3-d yet? >> guest: good question. i think we're still first generation product if you evaluate 3-d by active television, passive televisions, auto/stereo. we certainly see the

here at the booth at the consumer electronics show, we are joined by bryan deaner. mr. deaner, what are you introducing here at the 2012 electronics show? >> we have an exciting show. the big story for us is about the experience that the consumers have. and intel has great technology and products, power books, smartphones and we are the brains behind these technologies. we are really the innovation of the industry. >> mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be an ultrabook. >> it is all about mobility and taking what you kind of know about performance and computing and putting it into a new style and new design. >> are these here? >> these are all ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there are a couple of things. it starts with the intel second generation core processor and the heart and brains of the ultrabook. while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it is anything but traditional. you have a really sleek design and elegant design. they are all manufactured to be less than one-inch thick and they are responsive. and in our l

any electrons on your seat? yes, any electrons on your seat? and when these electrons squished closer and closer, what do they do? begin with "r" end with "l". they repel and this is an electrical repulsion, my friend, between you and the chairs upon which you sit. let's put it this way. let's suppose this table-- pretend this table is a magnet. you guys know about magnets repelling. turn around, they attract, yeah. but you know magnets repel. you've all played with magnets. wow, how come that happened? there's no reason for that. come on, we'll talk about it later, yeah? but pretend that this table is a magnet and pretend that my shoe here is a magnet. and i have a force of repulsion, magnetic repulsion between my shoes and the table. can you picture in your mind's eye me walking across the table and not making contact such that someone could come up and take a piece of paper and slip it right under my shoe? can you imagine that? can you? how many people say no, i can't imagine such a thing? you have to show me. show your hands. hey, but you k

what are you doing at the consumer electronics show? >> we are following our year one you anniversary called entune and entune is the ability to take off for content, web based content and deliver it to the customer cellphone. the customer then downloads an application, goes into the vehicle, pairs up the vehicle with the hardware display unit, and it opens of several locations or apps the consumer can enter interface with like steering wheel or remote touch and there's been very is applications like bing for local serbs, pandora for internet retial come iheart for internet radio, movietickets.com and open table and the most important thing is we do it in a safe manner sitting in a moving vehicle. >> start there. tell us about the safety features, because there's a movement now by the ntsb to prevent cell phones from being used in cars and here you're talking about is essentially surfing the internet while driving. estimate for us it is accretive environment meaning we take a hand in designing the look and feel of what they call the h.

what is intel introducing here at the 2012 consumer electronics show? an exciting show this year. >> i think the big story for us this year is the experience that the consumers really have, and intel has great technology and product that really power a lot of the new ultra books and smart phones and what we're talking about we really have the brains behind the technologies. we have an interesting reason to be here in that we're the innovation of the industry. >> well, mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultra books. what is that? >> it's all about mobility, taking what you kind of know about performance and computing and putting it in a new style and a new design. >> are these ultra books here? >> they are. they look like laptops. there's a couple things that macon ultrabook. it starts with the second generation core processer, the heart and brains of the overall book. what you see, i think, quickly, is that while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it's anything but traditional. there's a couple things. one,

what are you doing at the consumer electronics show? what we are following our year one anniversary of intune. that is the ability to take off board content and deliver it to the customer's cell phone. today then download an application that goes into the vehicle. pears it with the and the hickel display and it opens up several applications that the consumer can interact with in the vehicle using voice, steering wheel control, or remote touch. it opens the various applications like bing, pandora, iheart, movietickets.com, and open atble. we do it in a safe manner sitting in a moving vehicle. >> tell us about the safety features. there is a movement now to prevent cell phones from being used in cars. here you are talking about potentially surfing the internet while driving. >> for us is a curated environment. we take a hand in designing the look and feel the -- it is not quite surfing the internet. we designed the content, the font size and how far you can go into the application before you are tied out, we measure all of that carefully.

so when you are out of fuel, you are out of fuel. >> mike: first time for electronic engine management including electronic fuel injection in nascar and for many of the cars the first time with electric fuel pumps and if you are wondering about the safety risk of those, there are parameters in the computer that can sense lie oil pressure, security the engine down so that an electric fuel pump like a conventional one might keep pumping if a car had crashed our engine had blown. not any more. it won't happen. >> darrell: one of the best things we done going to fuel injection and all that goes with it.

visit to the consumer electronics show in las vegas where we talk about the intersection of technology and public policy, and we looked at some of the latest technology on display by some of the 3,000 exhibitors. this week we'll look at some of that technology as we visit some of the exhibitors booths. in the parking lot of the competition center are more visits. here is mr. adkins with a company called goal zero. >> we make everything from laptops to refrigerators. we started in africa, but we're selling in the u.s. now. >> how did you get started? >> humanitarian efforts. our founder, robert workman, is over in africa finding ways for people to create jobs. everyone has cell phones but no one has power. he said if i can get you some power, could you sell it? so, yeah, that's what started creating some jobs over in africa. >> are your products on the market? >> they are. and we are releasing some new products as we typically do at c.e. s. you can find them at best buy. >> show us some of your products. what do you have here? >> we have a small, medium, large. here is one of the small

there's very little of it, electronic. people can fax their ballots in. we're moving to more electronics things, but we have not been briefed and we cannot get a class five briefing on who can read a file as it's moving across the wires. i'm just very concerned about how, you know, there's a lot of people pushing uses to move away from the paper trail to go fully to electronics. it would be helpful to have congress look into the privacy issues as that happens. there's so many way to impinge on a voter's privacy if you move to electronics. >> i appreciate that. and welcome to nass as well. i see you as a new member. let me take the last question first. when i was elected secretary of state back in my first day in office, january 1st, 2003, we had just had the help america vote act signed into law, and we had these varied discussions and those elected before me had good input into the making of the law as the congress was writing it. and so these issues were kind of the -- were very well debated then, and now carry on. i come from a state and personally bel

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electronically. it then arrives too late. you don't get your ballot on time. and even if it does arrive, let's say the monday before election day, you have to mail it back. you can't return it back electronically. and because of that, and it has to arrive, at least in michigan, where i'm based, it has to arrive by 8:00 p.m. on election day. so the practicalities of the federal system, i believe there are improvements. i believe it was a night improvement because it mandates and encourages states to electronically transmit these ballots there. but with the mobility of our service members overseas, you know, there is practicalities that come to minimize the impact of the federal law. now that said, the federal voting assistance program has been very user friendly. i've actually, as i've continued to work to assist these voters and one individual who is my husband on this base, it's actually been great to go to the website. it's very clear. it's very user friendly. but again, that also misses a broader

>> the record is all electronic. >> this is a little crude. maintaining the inventory of folks who are buried where, that's fully electronic now for all new internments? >> yes, sir, it is. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you very much, mr. conaway. we proceed to mr. chris of pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. trying to get my arms around this. mr. lepore, you said that in the '70s at some point jurisdictional responsibility for -- is it every other national -- or any other veterans cemetery was transferred to the va? >> the army at the time managed 82 cemeteries -- or 82 national cemeteries, and under the 1973 national cemeteries act, those cemeteries transferred to the department of -- what was then just the va, now the department of veterans affair, except for two. arlington did not transfer and the soldiers and airmen's home here in washington did not transfer. the army retained those. >> okay. are there any trouble like we experienced at arlington at any of these other cemeteries? >> we have not audited any

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they apparently subpoenaed my electronic information pursuant to that charge try and prove that i was conducting myself disorderly and how far back either are they requesting or twee it's how much information are they asking for they're going back to september fifteenth which is actually two days before the first. post occupy wall street real action happens the operations of cutting park on seventeenth and could you tell us maybe what you were tweeting during this time frame if you believe any of your tweets could be considered disorderly conduct. i don't think anything in the sort of the conduct statute allows for tweeting i actually don't remember what i was saying and since they're far enough back i don't have access to them through twitter. i don't think there's anything there that they would find of interest but apparently they do now this is essentially a traffic take at a you call a politically motivated traffic take and why well the prosecution of seven hundred people on the brooklyn bridge there are there is there are. actually as they go over the brooklyn bridge sherry runs

i also liked the ability of electronic waybills. electronic waybills for people who have vision problems, being able to sit there and write, you know, as you drive on these waybills is absolutely ridiculous. you have to stop and right, which takes away from your time. but there are so much more needed improvements that i would like to state, and i am sorry i am going fast, but i only have 1.5 minutes. one of the of the things is with the sensitivity training. to expand that just passed people with sensibilities. people with different ethnic backgrounds, people with a different sexual orientation. i can tell you firsthand as driving a taxi in san francisco, when i came out at work, i experienced some very, very tough harassment, including damage to my suv, assaulting at work. i brought it to the attention of the sfmta. not much was done because that seems to be outside of their jurisdiction. and another thing i would like to see them step up to the plate on his insurance is. make sure if you have drivers on the street that they are p

i also liked the ability of electronic waybills. electronic waybills for people who have vision problems, being able to sit there and write, you know, as you drive on these waybills is absolutely ridiculous. you have to stop and right, which takes away from your time. but there are so much more needed improvements that i would like to state, and i am sorry i am going fast, but i only have 1.5 minutes. one of the of the things is with the sensitivity training. to expand that just passed people with sensibilities. people with different ethnic backgrounds, people with a different sexual orientation. i can tell you firsthand as driving a taxi in san francisco, when i came out at work, i experienced some very,

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. >> larry: for the first time nascar is running electronic fuel injection.liott sadler having the fuel pressure issues. even though i think we have it well perfected we are still seeing issues along the way. >> darrell: we only had short races. this is a 500-mile races a if you have fears you will see it in the second half of the race because this is the longest we have run with this new system. >> mike: hamlin, truex, biffle, burton and bowyer the top five. three toyotas, a ford and a chevrolet. the first dodge in the race is kezelowski in 9th. this the lead pack, 25 cars. with 32 cars on the lead lap with 90 to go in the daytona 500. will ♪ ♪ i'll wear your colors, my dear ♪ ♪ till you're standing right here ♪ ♪ next to the one who adores you ♪ ♪ whose heart is beating for you ♪ ♪ like a lighthouse guides ♪ a shipwrecked sailor safely from the sea ♪ ♪ i'll wear your colors... [ male announcer ] store your paint colors, not your paint cans. one of the many ways mylowe's revolutionizes managing your entire home. register your home at lowes.com. lowe's. never

the electronic surveillance recording shall be operational at all times in the premises. electronic recordings shall be maintained for no less than 72 hours and shelley made to the police department on demand. 3, and the doors or windows that open to the street shall be kept close and not be used as an entrance or exit for patrons. it will be used for emergencies or permit deliveries only. the doors are not to consist only of a screen or ventilated security door. thank you. supervisor elsbernd: members of the public here to speak, we will give everyone two minutes to speak. >> i'm here today with the managing member of zfc concepts. we have had an extension -- extensive conversations and there have been no less than 10 neighborhood meetings, mostly with the neighborhood association. that is primarily behind these premises which go from mission pack 2 minute street. this location is directly across from goodwill industries which starts on the corner of mission and runs back to 11th. it used to be a great little bar. they have been unsuccessful and are expanding from 2,000

one question that comes to mind, is there an electronic toll that the officers will have at the site of a crime? are they still going to be writing notes down on paper and taking it back to a station? how is that process point to change or remain the same? >> ok. well, today, it is hard to believe, but the officers actually type the police report. they print it. this is today, prior to ingleside. 2012, right. they tied in the police report. they print it out. somebody takes a stack of this paper reports to room 400 at the hall of justice. some beleaguered people on a 24/7 shipped type that information, most of it, not all of it, into an old, 40-year-old system, which contains some pieces of data but not all, for example the narrative it does not contain, which is one of the most important things. that is a description of what the crime really was, and then that data is used to marry the local version of what was contained on that desk top. we would be here all night to really explain all of the pieces and parts of this puzzle. there is another component which is citizens entering pol

in fact, 40% of the world's electronics are made there.hey have a reputation for efficiency and low cost however the working conditions are under criticism. kron 4's catherine heenan introduces us to one worker. >> reporter: if she is caught speaking she will lose her job. >> when we were trained for work they told us if we accept interviews we will be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law. >> reporter: she is one of a million workers in china. she works, eats and sleeps at this factory. she installs ipad screens. they make the ipads, i pods and iphones for apple but there are no i workers here. >> they use women as men and men as animals. >> reporter: they threatened mass suicide where microsoft products are made. microsoft said it investigated and found the matter was related to staffing assignment and transfer policies. not working conditions. the company noted it works to ensure workers are treated properly. apple has also been criticized for its links to overseas factories. it maintains it will not work with factor

and i think it can be easily implemented into electronic patient record. i think the larger problem is how is that information acted upon by the health care system. so when there is really a substantial pain, do we have well-trained individuals who can respond to that -- to that cry? do we have individuals who can impact what we assess? so the assessment tools are clearly there. but again, as i articulated in my testimony, we have very poor education with respect to pain and pain management, which greatly impacts the manpower that can respond to the epidemic that i discussed. >> i see that my time is expired. chairman, thank you very much. >> just as a follow-up, senator, dr. sarno, a new patient comes in to you. they've got pain. what do you do? how do you assess that person's pain? what process? >> well, as i said, he's got to be thoroughly worked up, studied, and all of the known pathological processes that could be involved. so that's absolutely essential. and when all of the important things have been ruled out, then i think it's possible to go into s

"the communicators" is that the consumer electronics show electronic show in las vegas, nevada. and "the communicators" continues its tour of the consumer electronics show in las vegas, nevada. the mobile 500 alliances here and john lawson is the executive director. what is the mobile 500? >> guest: it's a consortium of 47 broadcast companies. we own 430 television stations across the country and we are dedicated to taking advantage of the technology breakthrough that allows us to use our over the air television signal for mobile devices. >> host: what does that mean exactly? if i'm here in las vegas how would i use your device? >> guest: your cell phone or your laptop is enabled with either an adapter or a built-in receiver, you can get live television over the air. through that device without touching a data plan while you are making a phonecall. it's a way to get very high-end video to your device cheaply. broadcasters are watching three channels to be received over the air and what we are demonstrating today is the consumer product, and apple adapter that will go to an ipad

you had electronic arms, qualcomm leading the sectors higher.st performers, worst performing group, health care sector. but you had boston scientific, cigna, merck turned in disappointing earnings there. do you go with the leaders at this point, dean, or do you think the laggards would be a good value right now? >> it's on the big picture, and the big picture after spending a lot of time talking to fund managers this month is people are getting back into risk. the alternative, i.e., being treasuries as per ben bernanke's design is very, very painful, i think the vix is going down. folks are seeing the waters are a little calmer. people are getting back into the market. >> do you go with the leaders or laggards? >> the winners. they show they can withstand volatility. we did a study on the earnings coming out, there's a huge disparity between the winners and losers. winners had made $10 billion, losers have lost $14 billion. that's an enormous spread. go with the winners. >> all right. dean, doug, good to see you both again. thank you for being p

light and electronic have to be three. eight. while in the past such so-called smart homes were nothing more than a fantasy for everyone other than the super rich on the back of advances in microelectronics a computing capabilities homeowners of the little spare cash in their nest to an automated sanctuary but it's not just increased comfort that home automation offers thinks the system integrators like a luxury system. and optimized house can save homeowners hundreds of dollars a month electricity heating and water alone. well there are plenty of software options out there on the market this integrator has found one russian company. whose product is way ahead of the competition the advantage over similar products made in the west is that this program can be integrated was virtually any automation system that is flexible enough to support all of them and it also gives the installers the tools to customize the user interface to conveniently control all sorts of equipment from one page. this eliminates the task of having to map to

members will record their votes by electronic device. and this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 178. the nays are 239. the chair: on this vote the yeas are 178. the nays are 239 and the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 3 printed in house report 112-405 by the gentleman from california, mr. mcnerney, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in house report 112-405 offered by mr. mcnerney of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be count

inconvenientsense, they make electronic stuff. electronic parts. they're up 81% year-to-date.rron pharmaceuticals. they are indeed a biotech company up 85%. and another name, the drug proving is fought over on the street, dendreon up more than 100% this year. probably the most volatile stock of all-time. >> let's go deeper into one of those "under the radar" stocks, brian. manitowow -- how do you say it? >> manitowoc. >> potato, potato. great to have you with us today, charles. we've got two main segments, the crane segment that has been performing better than expected. the food service sector, however, has been weaker than expected. what needs to happen for the food service to start pulling its weight more? >> i think the dynamics between twot segments are fairly different. the food service tends to be a more steadier state company. if you look at the operating margins, they've been showing some improvement on a year-over-year basis. it's growing in excess of the restaurant spending going on in north america today. >> charles, this is herb greenburg. i never understood how th

health care moving from basket electronic health records. once we get doctors connected, we have to begin to turn this accounting system into an information system and provide them realtime analytics and provide them with the kind of information that allows them the insights to lead to better outcomes, that's what all of these organizations are doing. in fact, one of the interesting deals that we had this past quarter was an organization called consentra, recently acquired by humana, what they have done, selected allscripts to equip more than 300 of their urgent care centers. you look at where health care is moving, allscripts leading the way in terms of access to health care, but also in terms of the analytics, because health care is an information business. that's what we've talked about before. now we see that really coming to fruition and we're excited about it. our positioning is great. >> glen, sounds like things are on track. thank you for coming on the show. >> thanks, always a pressure pleasure. >> glen tolman, ceo of allscripts. a

a new study that women are more interested in electronics.maybe this is the way to your sweetheart's part. heart. women are 10% more interested in electronics. >> a big thing is tablets. size and weight lend themselves to the female size. it is easy to take with you. >> women are interested in social networking. >> you can tie all your social networking apps in there. it makes it so easy to stay in touch. >> the phones. >> phones are great for text messaging. in place of using a gps. >> guys are home and not sure what to do. best buy may be a place to go for a valentine's day. >> come in and c.s. and will get you hooked up -- come in and see us. >> we will go back to tony in the weather center. i like the thoughts of the study. >> forget about the chocolate and flowers. a tv.get my wife a plasmid >> it is not a bad idea. >> thank you, ava. maybe flowers and an iphone. that is a unique angle on valentine's. 21 in parkton. a cold start for us this morning. we lost the wind. it will not be as when the today. high pressure in control on the east

that is why i propose a review and update of the electronics privacy act. recently some companies that dominate various aspects of cyber space have announced that they want to simplify matters so they can more easily track americans' activities across the board. obviously to their own financial benefit. but i worry that sometimes what is simpler for corporate purposes not better for consumers. it could be simpler for some if we had no protections. it would be simpler for some but not better for americans. and i worry about a loss of privacy because of the claimed benefit of simplicity. privacy advocate s have serious concerns and are looking for answers and information when dominate interests intice a check off to receive a new service, they may not be presenting a realistic picture to the consumers. a one time check off means all time surrender to privacy. that does not seem like the best thing for consumers. i worry that the vast data banks makes it readily available to the government who has unfet unfeterred power to gain information. soy think we -- so

now it wants to get into home electronics.gle is reportedly working on a home entertainment system that would stream music wirelessly throughout your entire home. it would be marketed under the google brand. it is the internet company's first effort to make consumer electronics instead of just software like their android operating system. >>> soon you'll be able to play popular internet games like words with friends and farmville without your phone. zynga, the maker of the game, has signed a deal with hasbro to bring virtual reality to real reality in the form of board games, action figures, and toys. more than 227 million people played zynga's games on line. angry birds made by competitor rovio came out with toys and board games last year and says sales have been phenomenal. hasbro expects zynga games on the shelves by fall, in time for you know what. >> words with friends, board game, called scrabble. >> been done. >>> president obama's 2012 complain play list is now out. >> it's the music that will set the tone for all of h

has a jump in robberies and thefts and personal electronics.today the district wants to pay you big bucks to help return those things to their rightful owners. news4's megan mcgrath is live from the metro police department headquarters with more on this. megan? >> reporter: well, barbara, there are snatch and run crimes. thieves grab a cell phone, smartphone or some other small electronic device out of your hand or perhaps out of your car. and then they quickly sell it for cash. and this kind of crime has gone up dramatically in the district. a little while ago we just heard from the chief of police the mayor in terms of what they are going to do about this specific spike in crime. they announced a new program. it is called it is payday every dap. they are going to be paying big bucks for people who give information about people who are stealing or selling stolen electronics. the payoff is very large for this information. $10,000 if you provide the information that leads to a conviction. $1,000 if your information leads to an indictment. so a l