some states can have difficulty exchanging exchanges in a timely manner. this can lead to poor management of exchanges, fewer health plans included, delay, and getting the exchanges up in money. some states may refuse to establish exchanges at all in the absence of federal assistance. this would result in greater cost for the federal government because the affordable care act requires the federal government to set up health exchanges in those states that do not set up their own exchanges. according to the congressional budget office, states that attempt to set up health exchanges without federal funding may face challenges in making their exchanges fully operational by 2014 as the law requires. these challenges can limit the desirability of exchanges for consumers and reduce the capacity of some exchanges to process enrollment. as a result, c.b.o. estimates that by 2015, there will be almost two million fewer people enrolled in state exchanges. many states are already facing a decline in revenues and budget pressures as a result of the recession. some stat

i ran the phone logs for the exchange's security contractor.eries of phone calls to a woman in the department that handles maintenance for the ip camera system. name's lola sacco. miss morro bay, 2005? i didn't realize that you were a fan of pageants. they promote world peace. it could be that, uh, buckley was right again. you know, maybe we found our inside chick. lola sacco. like to ask you a few questions. is this about stealing office supplies? no. do you recognize him? gil, isn't this your boyfriend? you haven't been using my phone again, have you? i had a fling with the guy. a two-week affair two months ago. nikki: must have been some two weeks. david: you're going to prison. now, how long depends on the answers you give us right now, so i suggest that you give it some careful thought. where's maddux? -i don't know. -see, i don't think careful thought -went into that one. -i swear, i don't know. look, he wanted to know about the ip cameras. their placement, how they're networked, -how to hack the system. -and you gave it to him. he said h

we looked at google and the exchange solutions. we had our architecture group which is made up of c.i.o.'s around the city, look at all three solutions and went through a several-year process considering the technologies that underline each of the solutions, the benefits to the city and at the end of the conversation it was unanimous between all of the c.i.o.'s during the city that the exchange platform that the city wanted to adopt for a lot of reasons. one of the things i wanted to stress the most for us making the decision is we have a strategic vision for the city of where we want to be over the next five years. and the exchange solution for us sit very well and where we are going in terms of our office products, what we like to use for microsoft word and excel and powerpoint. we have a robust share environment in the city where a lot of departments have adopted and starting to use share point. we are starting to rapidly deploy applications now on platform, starting to use that. so as we come down to an email solution it wasn't

that was our reporter yonggi from the tokyo stock exchange. here are some other market figures for you. >>> that's all for now in business. back to katherine. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> the japanese foreign minister says japan will cooperate with tunisia in building infrastructure to support its transition to democracy. matsumoto met his tunisian counterpart in tokyo on monday. in january, protesters overthrew the 23-year-old authoritarian government of ben ali. tunisia is preparing to elect a national assembly that will draw up a new constitution. he said his country wants to share japan's principles of democracy and freedom, as well as establish a multi-party system. he also said that tunisia is formulating a five-year plan to build a democratic nation and asked for japan's support. matsumoto said japan maintained good relations with tunisia and will support efforts for reform. he also said japan plans to send election monitors to the country. >>> the number of new aids patients reported in japan last year hit a record high of 469. a healt

dollars so and there i presumably there's some kind of exchange rate the exchange rate currently is around six or seven u.s. dollars for one declaring and that's floating i would imagine it's twenty four hours a day it's floating rate right so it's a floating rate depending on various online demand just like any four x. just like any currency there it's it's floating on the exchange based on supply and demand exactly exactly i mean overall though i do think the exchangers are one of the weakest links in the chain just because that's. where the rubber meets the road in terms of converting these so-called math puzzles ok into actual national political currencies ok so that you're saying the exchange mechanism or not is not as robust as it could be because because of the puzzles that go into creating the exchange rate mechanism what i mean the math puzzle is just a it's just a slang term that i use for the digital token you have to remember it's a digital bearer token that i'm sending you so it's like if i were to scrunch up a casino chip or one hundred dollar bill and shoot it through the br

now, we saw some volatility among exchange stocks, thanks to the nasdaq and intercontinental exchange dropping their buyout effort for the new york stock exchange. n.y.s.e. stock fell more 12.6%, but its now-former suitor, the intercontinental exchange, rallied more than 3%, and there are renewed rumors it may be interested in the c.b.o.e.-- the chicago board options exchange. its shares jumped more than 2.5%. monday merger news-- flash memory maker sandisk popped 3%. nice move here, up to areas it's had trouble getting over past few weeks. it will spend $327 million for a privately owned flash memory company. and heavy equipment maker joy global added 1%, agreeing to spend $1.1 billion for mining equipment division of rowan companies. rowan closed down a fraction. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: for the first time in a month, the n.f.l. and its players union resumed talking about their stalled labor deal. tonight's "beyond the scoreboard" begins with the rising economic stakes as the stalemate continues. rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sport

let me just say first words about the exchanges. in my state of maryland, our governor, martin o'malley, working with the legislature, is trying to make this work, implementing the health insurance exchanges in the state to make sure that people don't fall through the cracks. in fact, our secretary of health has come out with a study, by implementing and going through this process and implementing the exchange and moving through reform, we're going to create jobs and provide health care for thousands and thousands of people across the state of maryland and to our small businesses who want to do right by their employees by providing health care. and so i don't understand what the problem is here, and i'm a bit confused. on the one hand the majority doesn't want to pursue a public option for millions who are uninsured. and on the other hand, they don't want to make a marketplace, which is what these exchanges are, available to people to get health care in their states. and so you cannot have it both ways unless you want to continue to

got currently receive are specialists working together exchanging exchanging arguments and information. becomes someplace else on how this or that's way out of the system as coincidence lends. mr pelletier and the job political situation. it is also important most. important issues are the range of the place else are they used to share their speed and their share number hold these issues are so important with that huge huge you know detail should be overlooked purely technical ones because after all we are now deciding as president that have said. what kind of europe where go until even just a case in the europe that looks like. like a single house or a europe that has just crawled thirty years back this is it. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov they were his protege counterparts about his last across the in the german minister of foreign affairs leader of rest of us a purse tied they've taken course in such a three way dialogue and they've been discussing into state relations also relations with the european union and nato including missile defense issues and also a visa free reg

we had an in-depth practical exchange of views. our dialogue covered many issues including china-u.s. financial relations, major issues internationally and regionally, and we had a good conversation. we agreed that we must act in accordance with the u.s.-china joint statement, or to increase our mutual trust, have exchanges at higher levels, have closer dialogue on international and regional issues and increase our people to people exchange. we have an outcome list which covers energy, environment, transport, forestry, and climate change cooperation. we had a good conversation. i did not mean that we agreed on each and every issue. however, after each round of dialogue, we successfully expanded our mutual understanding and increase their mutual trust. this has added to our confidence in our bilateral relations in the future. both of us agreed that we must increase our strategic mutual trust and deepen our practical cooperation. the u.s. reaffirmed that they welcome a strong, successful, and prosperous china that plays a greater rol

you mentioned the issue of the exchange rate. talking about the exchange rate, there is one thing i'd like that mention to your viewers now. in china other people have made a comparison between our economic relations with the united states and japan's economic relations with the united states. a lot of people in the united states actually made such comparisons. the five differences... among the five differences too two of them were raised by larry summers. when i came to the united states he told me when talking about china/u.s. trade surplus and japan/u.s. trade surplus back then, some things are different, actually. first japan's trade surplus with the u.s. back then in terms of its manufacturing technologies they are... they were at or above the level of technologies in the united states. it is not this case when we talk about china/u.s. trade. chinese technology are lagging behind the united states. second, back then american consumers could well remember those japanese brand names such as nissan, toyota, and so on. but for t

. >> and nasdaq gives up its bid to buy the operator of the new york stock exchange, opening the door for deutsche. >> the head of the international monetary fund, dominque strauss-kahn, has been denied bail by a court in new york after being charged with attempted rape and sexuality. he pleaded not guilty to the charges but the judge said there was a risk the i.m.f. chief might try to flee the country. he is disappointed but said the battle had just begun. >> he was one of the most influential men in the world until this weekend. i.m.f. chief dominque strauss-kahn appeared before a manhattan courtroom on sunday to face charges of attempted rape, unlawful imprisonment and a criminal sex act. he pleaded not guilty to the accusations. but prosecutors said preliminary forensic tests confirms the account of the chamber maid. the judge refused to release strauss-kahn despite an offer of $1 million in bai there was concern he would attempt to flee the country after he was pulled off a paris-bound plane on saturday. >> we are obviously disappointed by the court's decision. i think it's impor

let's look at the opening levels here on the tokyo stock exchange. they averaged in negative territory and struggling to break the tight range and the index dipped below the key psychological level of 9,500, but back up again. taking a look overnight, the dow rose slightly and enjoyed a bigger and modest gain. economic data on thursday were disappointing to analysts and those included revised data that showed a 1 hadn't 8% annualized growth weaker than the market forecast. they were pleased to see the net ap and that boosted many of the tech shares. giving you the closing levels in new york, the dow at 12,402 and the nasdaq at 2,782 points. japan's corporate new, sony announced the profit forecast for the current business year ending in march of 2012. the electronics maker predicts $975 million and it f all goes as expected, that will be the first net profit in four years and many say that the figure might be a little bit too optimistic. sony shares are down more than 20% year to date. so far sony shares are trading lower. over to currencies. the yen

the company, which runs the bats exchange, registered with the securities and exchange commission to sell $100 million worth of shares in the offering. no word on a price range, share size or timetable for the deal. >> they've got to be hoping for a better market condition, certainly this week, it was really choppy here on the exchange. >> tom: it certainly was, and it was led by that choppiness we saw in commodities and of course the u.s. dollar as well as we're kind of at the tail end of thearianing season here, susie. let's go ahead and roll out this friday market focus. stocks sank in late morning trade, never to recover, as the u.s. dollar strengthened over worries about greece government debt. with so much focus on the u.s. greenback, let's start with the past 180 sessions of the dollar index. after pushing lower for months, the dollar has began to perk up, which has hit commodity prices. lots of focus on yahoo today. shares another fell 3.6%. volume was very heavy, about five times average. shares are down 11% from this high a week ago. the trouble surrounds yahoo's 43% owners

he was one of cnbc's first anchors and hosted a daily program here at the new york stock exchange. our susie gharib worked side-by- side with haines in the early days at cnbc. earlier today, she recalled some of her fondest memories of mark. >> susie: mark haines was a reporter's reporter. he was always interested in getting the story, digging for information, and the ib it sounds cli shea but he was speaking the truth. for many years he and i co-anchored a show at cnbc and i remembered once we were interviewing a stock market bull and mark's questions were so negative and very bearish. the next day we had a market bear on the show, and mark sounded so upbeat and bullish, and afterwards i said mark, what are you doing? and he had this devilish look and laughed and said i just like to keep my guests off balance. that was mark, unpredictable, clever, smart. and a superb reporter. he was also funny, fun to work with, and he was my very good friend. so like many of his fans, i will really miss him. >> tom, a very sad day here at the new york stock exchange for many people. >> tom: yes,

making these guys it was coming out of the pockets of the board of directors of the commodities exchange and so they put in this liquidation orders only silver peaked at fifty bucks and coincidentally that same day gold people fifty i don't think it was quincy jones i think the traders at large that had large positions in silver and gold said well if they can do this to silver gold is going to be next and they started selling i think the floor traders on the commodities exchange at the silver pit those guys you know they got burned and then the gold guys found out a bit about it and said we better sell so i believe that this has you know i see that this has all happened before all of this manipulation however this time it isn't a few large investors this time it's the masses rushing in this time it's a bazillion small investors buying silver and here's one thing the precious metals always always win in the end they do an accounting of the currency supply this is one of the major themes of my book is how throughout history. country has so much gold and silver and then they come out with a

exchange rate is twice as big as that it's about six thousand rubles for one dollar so people are. buying the u.s. dollars and euro everywhere around the place the imported goods are the prices for imported goods are skyrocketing are almost twice as high as a month ago so clearly the risk is now in the middle of a serious financial and currency crisis now there have been several reasons for this situation first of all of course the economy which they did almost the same from the soviet era and the mistakes of the government in the previous several years have. led to this crisis and also we understand that the reason that is going more than in the exports also one of the reasons for this currency crisis also many experts say that the fact that during the presidential complain in the back half of last year that the president look at shanker raised. by thirty percent this is also one of the reasons why the country is in serious need of any currency right now and clearly we understand that during the summer the euro summit which is taking place right now in this matter the matter how t

the world has a new monetary system we had the classical gold standard to world war one the gold exchange standard between the words the bretton woods system from one hundred forty four to seventy one and now we have had the dollar standard for the last forty years it's on its last legs to no man made monetary system can account for all of the forces in the free market they eventually build up all of this pressure become unstable and then stress cracks start to show that's what we're seeing now the reflection of gold and silver prices is just a reflection of of loss of confidence in the u.s. dollar and you know ben bernanke is pretty much committed to sacrificing the u.s. dollar to try to save the economy which will crash the economy is the. catch twenty two and alan greenspan really left him painted into a corner and there's really he has no good options. and you know the dollar is doomed gold is going to go to infinity so will silver so measuring gold and silver in dollars is really i think idiotic i measure it how much stuff it purchases and it's not purchasing near enough stuff. a few

the operator of the fukushima plant will install two heat exchangers on the number two reactor building on tuesday to lower the temperature of the spent fuel pool. last wednesday, tokyo electric power company workers entered the building to check radiation levels. but the high humidity prevented them from staying longer than 14 minutes. the humidity is thought to stem from the high temperature of the spenfuel pool and steam from the suppression pool, which may have been damaged by the explosions after the march 11th earthquake and stsunami. tepco plans to reduce the humidity by instalng the heat exchangers in the building next to the reactor. the exchangers will take in the hot water from the pool and circulate it back after it's cooled. the utility says it hopes to start using them this month to reduce the temperature of the pool from around 80 degrees celsius to about 40 degrees celsius within a month. tepco hopes to install the exchangers at the number one and three reactors next month and at the number four reactor in july. >>> prime minister naoto kan will leave for france on tuesd

attorney says officials took in exchange for >> u.s.attorney says officials took in exchange for valuable contracts >> federal grand jury in san jose charged 4 people in connection with bribery scheme that's according to the silicon business journal. indictment contends that santa clara base drywall construction bribed 3 public officials at the palo alto va center with cash, airline tickets and gifts in exchange for contracts. historic san jose building on east san fernandow [#ó street d change hands in foreclosure sale. several investors filing claims. >> silicon valley most expensive place in the world for manufacturing medical devices. mostly because of the labor cost. there is concern some companies may move in order to remain competitive. >>> more on those headlines in tomorrow print edition of sill cop valley business journal if you would like to read more. >> right now how about those shark sns. >> what a game tonight. >> larry is here. >> never a doubt never a doubt. >> right. >> knew it all along. >> the bag. >> sharks find a

linkedin is linkedin now to the new york stock exchange. don't think that's having a big effect but so far, so good. [ yawns ] [ magical chime ] ♪ [ people cheering ] [ girl ] whoo hoo! a record level at vicksburg. but.. the go >>> check out this sight in mississippi. the mississippi river has reached a record level at vicksburg. but the good news, the high water isn't not expected to top the levee. >>> and how about this? a scene from louisiana. check it out. four deer sprinting through a flooded meadow. the photographer says all four later got out of the water safely. >>> all right, folks. just getting going? we have a nice day coming up weather-wise. we have a lot of sunshine showing up now just a couple of patches of fog. chopper 5 up. you can see the fog bank looking towards sutro tower and we are going to see a couple of lingering clouds at the coastline but most of the bay area we are talking about sunshine and no rain to worry about for today. so we have some great weather coming our way today and looks like nice weather over the ne

. >> so what we have here is the heat exchanger for digester no. 6. these clog up with debris and we're coming in to -- next wet weather season so we always come through here, clean them out, make sure that we get maximum heat exchange during the colder wet weather. sludge season. >> rubber glove. >> right here. >> rubber glove, excellent. all right, guys. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> this is the full on hazmat. . >> residual liquid. we're taking it time to let it drain. we don't want to get sludge on it necessarily. take your time. stand on the side of it. . >> should we let it release for a while? . >> let it release. >> is that the technical term? . >> this is the most important bolt on the whole thing. this is the locking bolt. it locks this thing right in place. so now. >> take your hammer and what we want to do, we get rag build up right in here. the hot water recirculates right in here, the sludge recirculates in here. the sludge sometimes has rags in it. all we want to do is go around the clean the rags. let me show you how. take the slide h

finally, the last 90 sessions of the silver trust exchange traded fund. here it is. look at this rally. it fell more than 8.5% as volume tripled. this sell-off takes this fund below its small sell-off a week ago. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: the biggest event in the business of horse racing rounds the final turn this weekend. tonight's "beyond the scoreboard" starts beyond the race course for the kentucky derby and its owner, churchill downs. rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. always nice to see you. the kentucky derby this saturday, the biggest public profile event for the church hill downs corporation. no doubt about it. but take a look at these numbers here in terms of where churchill downs is making its money. last year most of its earning came from racing, 41%. but look at that slice in orange, 34% from gaming, a double-digit increase. so it seems like the business of horse racing is less and less about horses. >> well, i have another perspective for you. the handle, the bets two years ago $12 billion n

so there is really no such thing as a free market health insurance exchange or a non- obamacare exchangeecause any exchange that states create will become a vehicle for the federal government to control health- care markets in all 50 states. host: so according to kaiser, it points out that in 2014, if you do not have insurance, benefit that you could potentially pay would be $95. it would increase to $325 by 2015, $695 by 2016. here is the other argument on the other side -- if you do not have health insurance and you get sick and go to the hospital, those who do have insurance are paying for it anyhow. how do you solve that issue? guest: the administration is being fast and loose with the facts here. if you look at research by the urban institute, they have found that actually those people who show up at the hospital and do not pay for the medical care they consume, they do not increase the premiums for people with high -- with private health insurance. there are government programs that subsidize hospitals, that get back what we call uncompensated care. so it increases your taxes, but

they'll tour sightseeing spots in tokyo, yokihama and osaka and hold exchanges with local governments and tour agencies. >> translar: our country wants to increase the number of visitors to japan and china through friendly exchanges. >> japan has been growing into a major tourist destination for the chinese, especially now that visa restrictions have been relaxed. last year it saw 1.4 million people from china. >>> next we go to our bureau in bangkok with the latest on what's going on in the region. >> greetings from the thai capital. in afghanistan, the latest deadly taliban attack is raising questions about the country's readiness to start taking responsibility for its own security as planned in july. thousands of mourners in the north on sunday attended the funeral of the general. the powerful police chief was killed in a suicide attack over the weekend. he was a high-ranking officer in the northern alliance which brought down the taliban with u.s. support after the u.s. -- after the september 11th terrorist attacks nearly ten years ago. the general was killed along with six other