feld and mr. iannuzzi, how can at&t institute up to 24% price increases if these markets are competitive? and do you find fault in claims by some that competition today eliminates the need for a regulatory backstop, particularly in light that hud's actions will effectively raise special access prices? >> sure. only a comment market player can go and raise prices ad hoc at that magnitude. it was quite shocking to see that take place. those network elements are very vital to run the connectivity within our networks. so if there was true ability to shop and pick, then they would be for closing those sales and those revenue streams. at&t is in the business to make profit, and to then just raise prices, if the market was working and it's an equal service, you would go pick the next lowest provider, provided they had equivalent capability. >> i would add that we often have a confusion between the underlying infrastructure and the things that are riding on top of -- we look at the number of wireless carr

feld and mr. iannuzzi, how can at&t institute up to 24 percent price increases if these markets are competitive? and do you find fault in claims by some that competition today eliminates the need for a regulatory backstop, particularly in light of at&t's action to effectively raise special access prices? >> sure. only a dominant market player can go and raise prices ad hoc and to that level of magnitude. it was quite shocking to see that take place where those network elements are very vital to run the connectivity within our network. so if there was true ability to shop and pick, then they would be foreclosing those sales and those revenue streams. and at&t is in the business to make profit, and to then just raise prices, if the market was working and there is an equal service, you would go pick the next lowest provider, provided they had equivalent capabilities. >> i would add that we often have a confusion between the underlying infrastructure and the things that ride on top of the underlying i

feld mansion. it is also leaving consumers who chose ip-based services with fewer protections than they might have had with the circuit switch service despite voice services being exactly the same from a consumers point of view. the states and industry stakeholders continue to wage significant resources ultimately at the expense of taxpayers and ratepayers and proceedings that would be unnecessary. the fcc real-world voip interconnection trials will not necessarily help the commission clarified the statutory basis for voip interconnection. the clarification begins and ends with interpretations of the state -- statutes. there is no question that the interconnection is technically feasible. at&t and verizon manage that on a daily basis on their own networks. rather than inventing new legal theories with no statutory support specifically to avoid classifying voip telephony as the fcc did in that november 2011 transformation order the agency should just classify the service. oversight of lloyd services

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i've always feld, even as a state senator, i understand the important of women having access to care.lutely true. but what about the other 20,700 pages of the bill? what happened is sometimes we build such a massive government bureaucracy it's hard to do the very things you're saying. we need to look at the compassion in things to help people, maybe sure they have the options out there. what is happening is the argument taking place is how the government is running this. i'm concerned it's going to trample over the needs of the people who need help. >> good enough, but part of the thing i think people are not understanding, people are starting to get some of these letters. it seems like -- my understanding is before obama care now, it was an awful system, only 17% of people on the individual market were able to keep their plans in the first place. you have the employ system, but for the people in the individual market, wild, wild west, only 17% of those people before obama care could keep their individual plans. now, we're hearing from you guys as if obama care is the cause of somethi

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the highs of the day and up 1.75%, and perhaps a little bit on julia's report that bob grei feshgs feld is se into the corporation headquarters and indication that they are leaning toward nasdaq. what is the best way to navigate this situation with the earnings season around the corner? chief wood is chief investment strategist at russell investments, and he is here to give us this take. steven, good to see you. >> thank you. >> how should you look at it at all? >> well, you shouldn't be trading into it at ul, but purchasing. markets have pulled back a little bit, but not a lot. if the markets were to pull back significantly and get a 3, 4, 5, 6, 7% pullback in the market, that is a valuation prospect. we have seen the sequestration, and the fiscal cliff which are decelerating a lot of the economic and the consumer sentiment growth right now, but we could get it back in the fourth quarter in 2014. as long as the powers at be are careful with the debt situation, then we would cob back to look at it, and the other steve said that he is looking at security by security, and that is the way

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steve jobs impact on the business is still being feld. but not because of the performance of the stock. >> i came to the conclusion that it was unlikely that a man has really awful as i think steve jobs was could possibly create a create company for the long-term. >> he described him as mean. we want to know, does character matter? would a ceo's personality orr leadership style stop you from investing in their business? join the conversation, e-mail us, tweet us @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. i think the implication was everybodyively while he was alive, he was great at running it, but didn't feel -- >> the corporation was no bigger than the man. >> i think that's what he's alluding to. >> it was triven by one individual. and to institutionalize that and make it a corporation is difficult. >> before we let you go, final word then, why do you think we'll be the end of this week? >> with the u.s.? >> yes. >> i don't think we'll be any closer to a resolution. >> bond yields are probably weaker. before that, minutes today, are they g

i have visited the through russian cosmonauts training in houston and it feld like a family. they know each other and it's kind of the brotherhood because they do the same mission. they know that task by the two countries. our interest fully coincide, fully coordinated. when you had problems with the shuttle programs it wasn't until a long discussion in the united states whether you can rely on the russians or not to ensure access to space while it's legal to do so because they knew each other. because they knew that they can easily and reliably work together. be level of ordination as to what the two agencies yours and ours are doing on the space station is unprecedented and it's something that we already take for granted. i would say there is some normalcy in our relations. the space cooperation is a good indication as to how it needs to be done. when it comes to the idea it's a very popular and captures the imagination. it's something that our space agency has been working on for quite a while. it wasn't only yesterday that they came up with this and i know that we were in

i think if the trickle down effect has yet to be feld -- felt, i think the economy that's final he starting to get on its feet will be devastated as a result of kicking the can down the road. >> let me get the other three of you, about the pin trek, tai -- pinprick, stay on that, but some people around here are say, we'll pay the federal workers back pay and that will supposedly solve the problem or make the problem go away. so when you answer this, talk about that as well because i think that's missing a big point that some of your small businesses, they're not going to be in that payback discussion. i don't think they're included in that. ms. robinson is that -- i mean, ms. smith is that what you're hearing? >> yes. >> lean into your mike, meeze. >> yes, i'm hearing that as well. yes, it is more than a pinprick. we have companies decreasing in revenue, we have many small businesses that may have to close their doors. small businesses, we're the lifeline of the economy and the key to recovery so yes, it's definitely more than a inprick. >> i would agree it's much more than a pinprick unles