google's chairman, eric schmidt, said that widespread spying by the government on the company's spying would be wrong. he said his company has registered complaints with the nsa, president obama and congress. >>> and one of of the country's big home builders is where we

eric schmidt, the google executive chairman, telling the "wall street journal" this. the nsa allegedly collected the phone records of 320 million people in order to identify roughly 300 people who might be a risk. it's just bad public policy and perhaps illegal. you agree with him? >> no. and i'll tell you this much. you take down that phone records program and you will increase the risk of an attack in this country. i very much believe that. these phone record programs were part of at least 12 potential arrests in the country in the past and i think because we have been saved from a major attack, i think there's a belief around well, terrorism is down.

google's eric schmidt saying they're stepping up the security efforts at google, saying this was an incredible statement to me, what i can tell you is now that we're safe from the chinese and the nsa. to have those two entities mentioned in the same breath is

eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is project-based learning. it attracts people from every demographic that you can think of, every category. so you have to, potentially, encyclopedic knowledge assembled at this place. and the natural way to learn is project-based. scholarship is fine, academic models can be useful for certain things, but human beings tend to learn by engaging in project- based learning. if you look at the desert -- well, here is an example. i was on a tour for the black rock arts foundation. we went to various studios around the area where artwork was getting ready for la playa. all of the big ones involving armies of people with the various skills. it takes her attacker, a traditional art, overlapping f

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eric schmidt told maria last month he doesn't think it's happening. >> yeah. again, if they're asking for dated that because they have a warrant for something specific -- you know there's a lot of i guess, going to a court to ask for that information, the amount of time it takes. if someone, again, is just tapping into the data moving between networks there is no question to be asked. there is no need to seek permission to collect any specific data because you have access to all of it if, again, this is true. >> thank you very much. >> conspiracy theorists will wonder why we lost jonathan schindler's satellite. i think it just ran out at bottom of the half hour. >> really? >> really. those things happen. we still have a half hour left in the trading session. we're up a whopping ten points on the dow. >> blackberry's buyout deal falling apart along with the stock today. the ceo on his way out. is it time for to you give up on your beloved blackberry and make your switch to another -- >> no, no. >> we'll talk about it. >> it's the most hyped ipo since facebook.

has said, these reports of data centers being hacked are in fact true, it's outrageous, is what eric schmidt said. you have the encryption experts saying, look, the nsa has purposely, in its history, weakened the security of the -- the standard security of encryption on the internet. and it has made the security less good to enable it to have an salute leverage of control that want people didn't know about. we're so off-balance now, the fact that it's the whistle blowers and the hackers nar facing the sheer brunt of prosecution and punishment here, and very little accountability by the nsa and the corporate industry that's part of the nexus. >> however, the problem with this, stratford is not the nsa. and they don't have the staff or the budget that would make them remotely the same scale. coca-cola, they're not the nsa either. and you have a corporation trying to understand activists moving against it, with the government engaging in massive spying and those are different activities. but putting them in the same box and saying these are all bad. and let's blow it out of the water, that's a

google's chairman, eric schmidt, said that widespread spying by the government on the company's spying would be wrong. he said his company has registered complaints with the nsa, president obama and congress. >>> and one of of the country's big home builders is where we begin the focus, tri-point homes is buying it for $2.7 billion, the transaction will give tri-point access to land in key markets and make the company one of the ten biggest markets in the united states. the shares rose to 15.16, wearhouse up a fraction, to 3730. and shares of cisco rose, the giant faced higher food profits and business, which was down from last year, the stock went up more than 4% to 33.96. >>> and active investment certainly working for icahn, they say now is the time to be an activist investor because of local rates and management at u.s. companies. shares at icahn rose to 108.95. and a comeback helped vulcan. their net income more than doubled in the third quarter, revenues trumped consensus. the stock became the best performing stock in the s&p 500 today. >>> and lululemon's problems surfaced again

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when you listen to google, when you listen to facebook, when you listen to mark zuckerberg or eric schmidt they very explicitly say that we don't think of ourselves as conventional companies. we do not wake up to make money, which is almost the exact quote from facebook's ipo letter, and they say that we do want to take on this task of saving some of the world's greatest problems and solving them. >> so you're saying that they should just call it what it is, that they should just call it, you know, a commercial enterprise as opposed to some kind of social... >> well, i think when they position themselves as being in the social humanitarian business, you feel as if you're contributing to changing the world and not doing the opposite, which is how silicon valley likes to think of wall street, so there are arguments that they're making, but i'm also arguing that policymakers need to be very suspicious of the bridges that silicon valley offers them to problem solving and it's this interaction between policymakers on the one hand and silicon valley on the other hand that most of my arguments ag

you don't have to be eric schmidt or ken chenault to do this. the most junior person in the world, male or female, can interrupt and say i'd like to hear what she's saying, and that is a power move and something that will get everyone's great respect. so the thesis of "lean in" is if we understand the stereotypes and call them out, we can change them. >> so in the book you talk about the situation in education, and you point out that what is now becoming clear is that we, in fact, have a crisis of men, not women, in the educational system. roughly speaking, and these are broad generalizations of female performance in math and science on a broad basis is roughly equal that of men. it is higher in verbal than in math skills for women, again, there's always exceptions, that furthermore 58, 59% of women are now completing college. what is happening when these women graduate from college, right? so we're producing extraordinarily talented women into the workplace. what happens to them? are they -- is it -- are the men holding them down? this are hay

. >>> google executive eric schmidt says wide spread is untrue.nd schmidt is currently in hong kong, speaking of efforts to increase internet access in north korea. >> we were trying to do is convince the government to open up to a little bit of the internet to get started for the benefit of the country and government. for the benefit of the citizens and so forth. >> schmidt says he's not sure if efforts had any impact on the government. >> black berry gives it one more try instead of selling the major stock holder as agreed now to chip in $1 billion to keep the company going. today, the stock fell 16%. on wall street, dow jones went up 23 points, nasdaq add 14, s and p gained six. >> kelloggs said because of weak sales, it will have to trim its work force by 7%. and united airlines said it will give employees each $100 bonus for exceeding october performance goals. united carries more people than any other airline in the world and last month, nearly 85% arrived on time. >> the cirque du soliel announced it will replace an act in a show that resul

. >> why it's safety first >>> google executive eric schmidt says wide spread is untrue.currently in hong kong, speaking of efforts to increase internet access in north korea. >> we were trying to do is convince the government to open up to a little bit of the internet to ge started for the benefit of the country and government. for the benefit of the citizens and so forth. >> schmidt says he's not sure if efforts had any impact on the govement. >> black berry gives it one more try instead of selling the major stock holder as agreed now to chip in billion to keep the company going. today, th stock fell 16%. on wall street, dow jones went up 23 points, nasdaq add 14, s and p gained six. >> kelloggs said because of weak sales, it will hve to trim its work force by 7%. and united airlines said it will give employees each $1 bonus for exceeding october performance goals. united carries more people than any otherirline in the world and last month, nearly 85% aived on time. >> the cirque du soliel announced it will replace an act in a show that resulted in a serious injury of a

he may be ceo of an internet giant but eric schmidt is also a how to kind of die, detailing how he recommends users go about switching from an iphone to an android he says many iphone friends are converting to android. it's a google product. schmidt says android users will never switch back, either. among reasons to make the switch, more options, better screens and points out a faster interface. >> not that he's not biassed. >> right. right. let's talk about the weather forecast. gorgeous monday. >> yes. are we looking at showers wednesday? >> there is a once you go doppler you never go back. we've got clear skies right now. jumping to this part of the country, along gulf coast here it's been a stormy afternoon. start the fblth at 7:00 this evening, this massive stormy weather going to push tomorrow up into southeastern states, georgia, alabama, and then approaching wednesday into mid atlantic states and into the northeast we'll get rainfall out of the storm on wednesday and snow inland behind that storm. into late wednesday and thursday, there could be travel delays. back to bay area now, lo

licensing disputes and is it will save money for both companies. >>> google's executive chairman eric schmidtncy spied on the tech giant's data centers. schmidt says if the accusations are true, the ns-a actions are outrage just and possibly illegal. he went on to say google filed complaints with the nsa, president obama and some members of congress. >>> youtube making history last night by hosting its first move ever music awards and live streaming the event worldwide. the event was hosted by jason schwartzman and reggie watts. and included live performances by lady gaga and eminem, it was actually quite interesting. no. winners were voted on entirely by the fans. what a concept. the event set out to be different and spontaneous. and allowed full audience participation. a sign of future. did you see laidgy gaga's outfit? tracy: i did. >> very low-key. she looked like she was in lumberjack shirt. >> i thought eminem was living with jim morrison and elvis presley but apparently not, still performing. >>> all right. lots of demand before the american airlines deal gets off the ground. we'll hav

our investors include people like larry page and eric schmidt and richard branson and, i mean, it's anon this frankly. >> i can imagine. those are some top-notch names you just mentioned to us. what kind of invests, what kind of commitments are they giving you? millions of dollars, tens of millions of dollars? what is it taking to literally get this program launched. >> we're basically at the stage where we have all the capital we need for the next four years. we're a team of 50 people. we're launching our first spacecraft in about nine months. lori: are these manned spacecraft? will astronauts ultimately go on these asteroids or all be done robotically? >> this will all be done row about the i cannily. not that we couldn't send people later. lori, are you a "star wars" fan? lori: "star wars," "star trek", 100%. >> you remember "the empire strikes back" the imperial droids. >> are the one that is captured hans solo and froze him. >> no, they found him on the ice planet. >> in the beginning of the movie, right okay. >> think, we're sending out imperial probe droids to the inner solar sy

i know that you are good friends with eric schmidt. >> very good friend. let me ask you about financials because you have been a long-time fan and supporter and investor in citigroup. jpmorgan in the cross-hairs of regulators, the u.s. government mortgages during the housing boom. do you think right now the banks are through the worst of it or will we see more lawsuits? and what are you expecting from citi in terms of the regulatory bite? >> now, as far as the banks are concerned, no doubt really the worst is over. and i think the banks are not only capitalized, overcapitalized and very conservative in their approach. i met mr. corbett together and he's maintaining growth if not going up maintaining where he is right now. he has a strong grip on expenses going down. operating leverage of citi right now is under control. the issue is not with the banks. it's -- we have the volcker rule that's still pending, basil rulee basel rule is not finalized, and dodd/frank is still developing. the greatest thing is to put things in order. and get exactly what they wan

valley leaders breaking bread with the president during his first term including steve jobs and eric schmidt and others. silicon valley had issues with the obama administration ever since. last week the president said he was willing to consider a piecemeal to immigration reform the opposite of comprehensive reform and some of the things that silicon valley has been pushing for. interesting to see what he has to say during that speech in china town. then you also have the nsa issue. the obama administration set to release a report on domestic spying as early as this week. twitter today says it's encrypting its traffic so adversaries of the company can't read your data. you recall last week we were talking about the youtube video for goldie blocks. more than 6 million people watched it on youtube. ♪ the toy which actually you see little of in the ad was invented by stanford engineering grad debby sterling. she is no strange tear viral videos she did one called i want a goat to raise money for the poor. goldie blocks filed a lawsuit in california court asking the judge to declare the ad a parod

for instance, it was widely reported yesterday, eric schmidt spoke to cnn and said this is a massivesaid you have to go off to counterterrorism effort, but and he said that in order to get details on 300 people, you don't have to get every single phone record of 320 million people. so, it's sort of putting into perspective the extent of it and what worries so many people. there isn't much news as to whether the u.s. is really going to reign in the huge megadata dragnet. right now, they say they have to keep doing it because it could take years for technology to progress to a point where they can be maybe more subjective about what they go after. >> we're talking about foreign leaders. of course separate from the reports of the nsa and its megadata collection of millions of millions of phone calls and other communications services potentially. thanks very much. our chief international correspondent, christiane amanpour in new york. >>> president obama and vice president biden are meeting with business leaders this hour to talk about immigration reform. they're trying to get them on bo

now the head of google, eric schmidt is weighing in. speaking out about the nsa snooping and the users of course, he was interviewed in our hong kong bureau. here's what he tout our christi lou stout. >> it's terrible policy. as an example, in the united states, it appears as though, according to the documents, that the national security agency tracked everyone's phone calls. in order to identify 300 suspects. we had to track according to the disclosures, 300 million people's activities. it doesn't seem right. it seems like overreach. over and over again this needs to be organized. there are legitimate uses of this. this is clearly overstep. in this particular case, we assume that there was monitoring between different computer systems. with enkrepgcryptioencryption. we can stop it. >> google is calling this overreach. you're clearly angry about this. >> we are. >> amanpour, they stake their reputations on the ability to safeguard information users here. there are a lot of people who are very upset with what they're learning. is this ge

liz: bill and melinda gates, eric schmidt of google.per smart people that believe in in you. you need more money, right? >> as executive director of a not-for-profit i would be remiss. we're trying to give a public good for folks. we absolutely need support. a lot of big donors rightfully kept us a little hungry. liz: some of the best-paying jobs in america go unfilled because we'reg out engineers and math and science in k 12. can khan academy, spin it forward in the future in your wildest dreams solve the unemployment problem in the future? >> you know i won't make any promises. that's a big, that's a big problem and it is systemic in a lot of ways. i hope five, 10, you know, 15 years we can be part of a solution so that, you know, stem has been traditionally gated by students abilities especially in mathematics. if we can make math, right now percentage of students who really understand calculus might be 5%, 10%, 20%, if we make that 100%, all of sudden to gates to stem, careers in the demand will be much wider. >> don't stand in sal

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google's eric schmidt saying they're stepping up the security efforts at google, saying this was an incredible i can tell you is now that we're safe from the chinese and the nsa. to have those two entities mentioned in the same breath is st stunning to me. >> it interesting parallel for sure. we make sure that the -- we have all of the sort of best security on our back end and as well throughout our product. the only way we can succeed as a company and work with the kinds of enterprises we work with is by having the most secure and robust systems that are available. but the market is certainly gone through an interesting period with the nsa and a bun of those revelations and we have a lot of thoughts on the issues with that and what we're trying to do to build a better platform for our customers. >> tell us about some of those thoughts, aaron. what do you think about the nsa and is box safe from prying eyes from the government? >> we obviously think that the nsa has overstepped their position and a lot of the boundaries that should be upheld from a privacy standpoint. i think there's not enoug

is that the eric schmidt sturdy branch marissa mayer is that we are on either zuckerberg her into the world they are from a generation who didn't pay any attention to these security issues. eat it. they are this to the new generation appears to have absolutely no problem still in all this information now. i can remember discussing similar issues like this years ago with the google guys when they get started. and and they believed in peace love brown rice this is all going to be wonderful. and they never talk to stop the heart now taken a step taken a step further. d the keyword for the new generation is disruption bergamot disrupt information we're going to disrupt the media. were this disruption is going to leave will be interesting to see but i should note that nobody cares other than glenn greenwald. and i'm snowed in the causes and due to correct me if i'm my analysis is wrong to join dietician generation. there's a lot of huffing and puffing but there's no blow in your house down like there was fury the demonstrations in the sixties and seventies against nixon against the war in

we were going to interview eric schmidt. great electronic equipment.mpossible to find out how to get electricity come out of the wall outlet. [laughter] we had to have a technician come and he said, it happens all the time. [laughter] i think it is one of the largest users of electricity in the world and they cannot lug something into the wall and it to work or it they do not know anything. there is a vegan restaurant down the street where a reclusive guy made us meet him for breakfast. the most disruptive workspace award goes to andrew sullivan's apartment in greenwich village. two ancient dogs suffering from copd in the interview. if you listen, you can hear -- [ gasps] [laughter] arianne huffington was the only interviewee that refused to be video recorded. he won the got away was rupert more dark -- rupert murdoch who agreed in principle but think -- things keep coming up. he had a very busy year. with that, i will turn it over to my colleague, martin, to get to the meat of the matter. [applause] >> [indiscernible] the newspaper association of amer

eric schmidt, the google executive chairman, telling the "wall street journal" this. the nsa allegedly collected the phone records of 320 million people in order to identify roughly 300 people who might be a risk. it's just bad public policy and perhaps illegal. you agree with him? >> no. and i'll tell you this much. you take down that phone records program and you will increase the risk of an attack in this country. i very much believe that. these phone record programs were part of at least 12 potential arrests in the country in the past and i think because we have been saved from a major attack, i think there's a belief around well, terrorism is down. terrorism is not down. worldwide, it is up. it is up 69% in the year '12 over '11, and fatalities are up 89%. so you've had 8500 attacks worldwide with some 15,500 people killed. now, we're lucky it isn't the united states. it's africa, it's asia, it's the middle east. but you begin to cut back on the ability of our systems to protect this country and you make it more likely that there will be an attack, that you will

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google's ceo eric schmidt called the names outrageous. schmidt says google has registered complaints with the nsa, with president obama, and members of congress about the nsa's surveillance programs. >>> a canadian adventurer is using a crowd-funding website to pay for his quest to hunt down an african warlord. now, robert young pelton is soliciting dole nations through indygogo.com. he wants to take former soldiers to the central african republic to find coney. he says he's done work for military commanders in afghanistan. he specializes in finding elusive people. koney has not been found. even though president obama assigned 100 u.s. forces to find him a few years ago. so far, pelton has raised about $7500. >>> it turns out catching up on your sleep could actually be hazardous to your health. doctors say sleeping too much can make you groggy, out of it and slow. they say frequent oversleeping is a disorder called hypersome me nia -- hypersomnia. doctors say the only times you should sleep more than normal when you are recovering from a

president, when on november 16 "the new york times" published an article by michael schmidt and eric schmidt entitled "a russian g.p.s. using u.s. soil stirs spy fears." let me repeat that. a russian g.p.s. using u.s. soil, and i ask unanimous consent that a copy of this article be inserted at this point into the record, madam president. do i have unanimous consent to insert that? the presiding officer: without objection. mr. wicker: this article alab braits on a proposal under review by our own state department, by our own state department to allow the russian space agency to construct half a dofn ground monitoring stations on u.s. soil. the article describes these potential sites as seemingly innocuous dome topped antenna perched atop a building surrounded by a security fence somewhere in the united states. taken at face value, these russian ground monitoring stations are supposed to improve the accuracy and reliability of russia's version of the global positioning system. now, according to the times article, the obama administration is actively considering this request by moscow in an att

the wall street journal reports eric schmidt is slamming the nsa for reportedly spying on the data centersing it potentially illegal. he is registered complaints with the nsa, president obama and members of congress. we will hear more about the nsa and privacy issues at 10:00 eastern when we bring you live coverage of the president privacy and civil liberties oversight meeting. it is actually starting right now live on c-span to or watch it later anytime on our website at www.c-span.org. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> what is the most important issue congress should consider an 2013? that is the question for the c- span video camera competition. make a 5-7 minutes documentary that include c-span video for your chance to win the grand prize of $5,000. this year we doubled the number of winners of total prizes. need more information? go to studentcam.org. we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and offering complete, gavel to gavel coverage of the u.s. house al

. >> if we hired eric schmidt and mark zuckerberg to create this site. >> less than 100 million. >> wee whole thing should've cost 100, and now spending a lot more to get it right. >> yeah, the taxpayers will spend a lot. >> all right. thank you for joining us. >> you bet. thank you, guys. >> appreciate it. >> yeah. surprising though? >> no, not surprising. but sad. >>> coming up on a special "squawk box" edition of celebrities on the attack, ashton and kanye take shots at companies and a-rod loses his cool, andrew. you've seen the new kanye west video, i know. >> i heard about it. >> you've seen it. >> i have not seen it. >> you've seen it. you have seen it. >> i heard about it. >> and at 8:30 a.m. -- >> no, i have not seen it. >> and at 8:30 -- >> i saw there was an image on "huffington post." >> she's leaning back on his motorcycle just naked as a jay bird. >> well, i'm glad that somebody watched it. >> no, i've heard this from you. i looked over your shoulder. anyway, at 8:30 a.m. eastern, breaking economic data, we'll get the closely watched weekly jobless claims and the producer

eric schmidt is blasting the nsa on spying. with the wall street journal he describes an act like this as outrageous and potentially illegal if proven. >> it's really outrageous that the national security agency was looking between the google data centers if that's true. the steps that the organization was willing to do without good judgment to pursue its mission and potentially violate people's privacy is not okay. it's just not okay. so in that sense the snowden revelations have assisted us in understanding that. it's perfectly possible that there are more revelations to come. >> schmidt says that google has registered complaints with the nsa, president obama and members of congress. gentlemen, joe you were saying before there are two camps of people. >> here's what the nsa said. the nsa referred to some of the press articles treatmently that they had misstated facts and mischaraterized the nsa. this is definitive. unless they're lying, the nsa follows all of the laws, regulations and policies and assertions do a grave disser

. >> associate warden eric ivey has decided to send schmidt a message. >> pull him out. >> he instructsspecial jail response team to extract him and place him in a restraint chair for a face-to-face meeting. >> he's not going to have us running around with his nonsense. >> mental health deemed him to be behavior which means he knows what he's doing and he's trying to manipulate us. >> step back with your feet. don't move! behind your back, behind your back. >> why are you guys so nervous? bunch of [ bleep ]. what the [ bleep ] wrong with you? straight up [ bleep ]. boom, you're dead. you little see you bitch. [ bleep ] with the wrong president, idiots. secret service, take him out afterwards. what's up? what's going on with you? >> nothing. it's your guys' crooked-assed system, so -- >> okay. i'm just concerned about the way you're behaving since you've been here. >> what was i doing wrong? >> issued -- from my understanding, you snatched the phone cord -- >> no, i'm not going to talk like that -- >> we're not going to talk like that. >> i'm going to talk -- >> no. >> you're not going t