. >> eriq gardner: this was the number one pirate, in their eyes. >> simon: eriq gardner is a seniorhollywood reporter" who's covered the megaupload case extensively. >> gardner: this was a guy who was fostering infringements on a massive scale. >> simon: any idea how many users there were? >> gardner: there were reported to be about 50 million users on a daily basis. >> simon: to me, i mean, 50 million sounds virtually incomprehensible. >> gardner: to the entertainment industry, those are 50 million people who are not paying $12 for a dvd, those are people who are not paying $15 for a movie ticket. >> simon: in 2010, the motion picture association of america, which represents the film industry, referred the case to the justice department. the u.s. then enlisted the help of the new zealand government, and on the morning of january 20, 2012, after months of planning, their top anti-terror unit took action. >> simon: as you can see in these videos taken that day, they descended on kim's compound as if it were an al qaeda stronghold. they were working closely with officials from the u.s

squads when to face an execution in fact as recent as two thousand and ten death row inmate ronnie lee gardner was executed in just this manner now you did ban the practice in two thousand and four but it was not red traffic of it retroactively excuse me applied hopefully mean that gardner will be the last person to die at the hands in this brutal manner so thanks to state senator bruce burns for making a complete mockery of the justice system and introducing medieval legislation in the name of fiscal responsibility isn't it reassuring to know that legislators aren't wasting their time addressing this country's addiction to capital punishment but instead are focusing their efforts on how to kill people more efficiently. and of the internet as we know it that's what some tech writers are calling yesterday's decision by the d.c. court of appeals in the case of arisan versus the federal communications commission or f.c.c. the court's decision to end what is commonly known as net neutrality abolishes f.c.c. regulations over and in at giants like verizon and comcast the ruling came as a huge blow f

. >> didi gardner. >> didi gardner. jeremy cliner and of course brad pitt.hout you this movie would have never got made. thank you, sir, wherever you are. cheers. >> thank you, everyone. this is the beautiful mess we hoped it would be. >> and i got to make out with bono. >> love you. good night. >> announcer: the nomination ballot is mailed to all eligible members of the hollywood foreign press to choose up to five nominees in each category. on the final ballot, the same members vote for one nominee in each category. information concerning the final results is known only to the accounting firm of ernest and young llp prior to tonight's opening of the sealed envelopes. this is sean parr for the 71st annual golden globe awards. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com - hi, i'm martha. if you know me, you know i don't do many ads, which is why when i say pine brothers softish throat drops are the best throat drops in america for minor sore throat irritation, then you can believe it. nothing on the market soothes your throat as effectively and deliciously as pine

the playground and our brand new playground that opposite side costs $4.5 million we don't have a gardner and park chart there's one nobody's come out. we're only asking for one person to come 4 hours per week. i hope this issue can be resolved soon to i noticed take a look the bus down today at park presidio i guess there were two employees they had the vests on at ca brill and a filling stone street. the next one there's water damage f to the murals and before they can be fixed the murals we need to fix the month sdafk florescent of the building and not in the art collection so i think it's rec and park responsibility and finally, the good news is thanks to the art commission and alison in rec and park and the general manager thank you for submitting the historic preservation application to receive a grant to do a study of the mothers building and if that's grants approved we'll do the assessment of study to get it fixed >> thank you. (calling names) >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm stephanie the co- coordinator for the san francisco alliance and the founder of allied garden. hopefu

that she will consider the cases against three of the young men on march 4: 19-year-old joseph bomb gardner pleaded not guilty and colin warren will plea this morning, another student has not been identified because he was a minor when charged. all four have been suspended from san jose state. >>> students at a san jose high school will be dying their hair green this memory of a 14-year-old girl who died after being hit by a light rail train. she died while riding her ride to high school on friday morning when hit while hitting the light rail tracks. a witness said she was wearing head phones and the arm at the tracks did not come down. the sheriff department is investigating. >> the governor delivers the state of the state address to a joint session of the california legislature at 9:00 this morning. details of the address have not been revealed. according to the "los angeles times" he will likely highlight the state's improving financial help and accomplishments offer the last three years. the 75-year-old democrat has talked about his success in balancing the state budget, directing more

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this is a famous moment when john gardner supposedly jokingly began to say welcome, faculty because that is what it was literally, not just metaphorically the booklet me try this. they were destined to becoming. is anyone familiar with the book this was a fascinating book. the book was to undermine and destroy monogamy, faith in god and respectability under the speculation of electrical heating. for many young intellectuals they were out. they were all these people wanted was a secular. secular priesthood were set aside. they were german and world war war i. he writes a series of articles from the alana tech calling for a german victory and was never published on the everlasting which calls for the german conquest. it existed in that connection but when you go to talk to the library and they will not bring it forward to you know. i will come back to this an eminent. let me turn to the here the profession has been imposed and there is a good deal of repression. world war i is. in 1917 on entering the war in the american left including people like max or part of the pacifist groups that vi

chief gardner is economist of nationwide building society and he joins us now from the company's headquarterse prices up by 8.4% in december of 2013 compared to december of the previous year. that is far and away higher than the level of inflation we are seeing. it is higher than the level of wage increases. is it too much? the housing market together momentum through 2013. if you look at the first half of the year, the average monthly price gain was about 0.4% each month. ed moved up to 1%. wage growth is currently moving up one percent per year. there is a gap there. debt servicing costs of mortgages, they are in line with the long-run average. if you look at house price to earnings ratios over the u.k. as a whole, that is at levels that were prevailing in 2003 as well. when it comes to affordability, things don't seem particularly stretched for the u.k. overall. data, ite of your shows that the ratio of house prices to earnings, we have seen that running above the long-term average since 2001. when you look at what to compare it to, does it give us any comfort to compare back to anything s

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gardner: i thank the speaker and i thank the chairman of the committee for his good work. i would remind our colleagues when you call the 800 number to sign up for the exchange policies, as was heard before, our committee and testimony, the people who get that number on that phone call then turn around and use the healthcare.gov site, the information, website, to input that information. so you are forced to go through this site. a couple weeks ago i received this letter, we are writing to you because of electronic file containing your personal information cannot be accounted for. the file included two or more of the following, your name, home mailing address, and social security number. the letter went on to say, we wanted to alert you to the potential that someone not authorized to access the records could have seen this information. this letter came from the state of colorado. they could not hold on to state employee's private personal identification information. all we're asking for is that we protect the privacy, the security of the american people. to oppose this bill

look at the gardner data.a is the number one source for some of these cyberattacks and cyberhackers. >> off the shelf hardware and software? >> in stores, online that you and i would never see that are available to the hackers. they find this stuff. that stuff was online since the beginning of last year at the cost of $2,000. think of the millions millions d millions that stores and banks and consumers lose. >> how do we protect ourself? >> we found your information changes hands some 12 times in a routine credit card transsection. >> 12 times? >> so first, don't use a credit card. use cash. the deb -- debit card does not have the protections, and check your account. and an expert says check it daily, and that's a lot to do. i think people should have fewer cars, check and make sure nobody is using them right now. >> amex, visa, debit card. that's all you've need. >> you can do with less. >> if you need to rent a card you need a a credit card. >> at least one. i it's not a bad thing to have a credit card or us

gardner walmart. you were freshly showered. came into walmart. you went to the pet food aisle.s happened 1/26. i know you think i was stalking you, but i was simply just shopping in the same area you were. if this is you, i would love to talk to you. >> missed connections. ♪ >> cracker barrel. you were on crutches. kammo ball hat. had chops and scrambled eggs. sat across from you and your gf and group of many around 12 today. would love to spread you on my biscuit. >> jimmy: evil river glory hole couple. looking for the eagle river glory hole couple who used to put ads in casual encounters. lost touch several years back. lost your e-mail and number. hope you see this and are still around. >> jimmy: we need to take a break. we're going to cool down a little bit. my cousin sal is going to get predictions from real psychics about the super bowl on sunday. we have ". this week in unnecessary censorship." zac efron and music from sara bareilles. [ female announcer ] if you're struggling with bipolar depression, there are treatment options. ask your doctor if once a day latuda, luras

three by hanging two by firing squad, in 2010, the state of utah executed ronnie lee gardner by firingquad, a method he requested. the claim that putting somebody to an electric chair and attaching electrodes to their head and hands and inducing 2,000 volts is somehow, the firing squad is whether they go as planned. the problem with lethal injections is, they are not going as planned. >> each have their own problems and each is challenged. stretching the fine line between what is cruel and usual and what is just. ash-har quraishi. al jazeera reporting. >> this is yasin al suri, one of al qaeda's top financiers based in iran. the syrian native has been wanted by washington since 2011 for allegedly moving money and equally ope operatives. a u.s. state department official tells al jazeera: >> as head equally facilitator in iran, operatives and leaders from pakistan and syria, organizing and maintaining routes, and assisting in the movement of al qaeda external operatives to the west. >> alsuri has been living in pakistan since 2010. iran a majority shia country would hire an operative for

gardner: i thank the speaker and i thank the chairman of the committee for his good work. i would remind our colleagues when you call the 800 number to sign up for the exchange policies, as was heard before, our committee and testimony, the people who get that number on that phone call then turn around and use the healthcare.gov site, the information, website, to input that information. so you are forced to go through this site. a couple weeks ago i received this letter, we are writing to you because of electronic file containing your personal information cannot be accounted for. the file included two or more of the following, your name, home mailing address, and social security number. the letter went on to say, we wanted to alert you to the potential that someone not authorized to access the records could have seen this information. this letter came from the state of colorado. they could not hold on to state employee's private personal identification information. all we're asking for is that we protect the privacy, the security of the american people. to oppose this bill

i'm joined by usa today entertainment reporter alyssa gardner with some insight on who she thinks will be triumph ant and why. she's covered a lot of these. let's start with record of the year. get lucky, radioactive, royals, locked out of heaven and blurred lines. what do you think is the best chance winning record of the year? >> i actually think it's going to be lord who recorded royal. she's a 17-year-old sort of cinderella darling out of new zealand. she has critical credibility. she also got locked out of the best new artists race which surprised a lot of people, so this reward would be kind of compensation for that and it's also a single in a lot of people love, a huge pop hit, comes with critical credibility which is important for grammy voters sometimes. so it's looking like her i would say. >> i can't even say the name royals without saying it like she sings it in the song royals. that really has kind of caught on with the voting public and the viewing public. >> yeah. it's become a catch phrase. it's something that -- a song that everybody knows and yet it's not a song peopl

he dated bette davis, katharine hepburn, ginger rogers, ava gardner, rita hayworth in the same week.llywood was his playground, but hughes came to fame as a record-setting pilot, and it was his hughes aircraft company that turned him into a billionaire. his most famous plane, the spruce goose, was a giant wooden seaplane that flew just once with hughes at the controls. despite that flop, hughes aircraft still became one of america's biggest defense contractors. >> the company originally started to make airplanes, and then it maneuvered itself into guidance systems, so it was a very important element of the air force. >> but the world's richest man wasn't your average government contractor. he was combative. he bullied pentagon officials. this newsreel from 1947 shows him lambasting a u.s. senator who had had the audacity to challenge him. >> when senator brewster realized that he was fighting a battle against public opinion, a losing battle, he folded up and took a runout powder. >> by 1953, the temperamental hughes had begun to withdraw from public view. his own executives at hughes

sixteen the plot to destroy america and what we could do to stop it more information email jerde gardner jerad at equity design dot com. and don't forget democracy begins with you it's not a spectator sport get out there get active occupy something tag you're it. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate cut that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. i'm ok it's because when full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on we're going to be coming back. at our teen years we have a different approach to the good o. out because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not ok i've. got to stick to the jokes that will handle the thing that i've got to. that was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander'

i gardner nearly 40% of the vote.the thing that was most talking tog was voters, many of whom had never interacted with an elected official or candidate. what was striking to me was the manner in which they were so ready to talk about their experience are having needed help or what they wanted from government -- but also that they really believed that running for office within opera profession. negativeo hear such attitudes toward congress, tour the president, toward our political institutions. i think those are very abstract notions. when voters meet individual candidates or when they interact with individual elected officials, they know that the overwhelming majority of people are doing it because they care and want to make the world a better place. what is your reaction to republican spin the daddy party and democrats being the mommy party? guest: i think it is clichÉ. they need to get together and figure out how to move the country in the right direction. to the extent that we are stereotyping the parties were div

thousand and sixteen a plot to destroy america what we can do to stop it or more information email jerde gardner juror at equity design dot com head over that democracy begins with you get out there get active tag your. i'm. a. big. find. and bank all that. money and have a bash like that for a politician right a lot right. here just to let. today's. i would rather ask questions to keep building positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. and our team news we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not. ok. you got a sense of the jokes we'll handle to make that happen. plus the new

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gardner. mr. gardner: i thank the gentleman from ohio. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. gardner: i thank the gentleman from ohio for his leadership in managing this legislation today. i also thank the chairman of the subcommittee, mr. shimkus of illinois, for his fine work on this legislation. rising today in support of h.r. 2279, the reducing excessive deadlines obligation act. a package of bills as we have discussed which includes the federal facility accountability act by mr. latta from ohio and the federal and state partnership for environmental protection act by mr. johnson of ohio. this legislation represents steps to roll back unnecessary and overburdensome regulations that are duplicative and unnecessary. the bills are aimed to protect the state-federal partnership when it comes to cleaning up hazardous waste sites as quickly and efficiently as possible. the solid waste must be disposed of in a responsible, efficient, and environmentally friendly manner, but there is no need for overly burdenso

twenty sixteen plot to destroy america and what we can do to stop it with more information email jura gardner gerrard at equity design. and don't forget democracy begins when you get out there get active tag your. well you know i think one of the real turning points was the massacre we heard about in one thousand fifty three and sharon had been given orders to create as much destruction as he could by the americans condemned this act there were seventy women and children killed they condemned the act i said the person who perpetrated this should be punished and so forth that your own established this policy smashing . the palestinians and the arabs and hitting them ten times harder than they could get israel it looks like you know they're at a dead end here called peace process which of course sharon was against from the very very beginning he wanted to create small pockets of palestinian presence in the west bank that would be surrounded with israeli settlements and so that is his legacy today and you know is israel stuck with that reality today and is dealing with this question of centrally

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during a field sobriety test, gardner consistently giggled and made jokes.as arrested after police say she registered 8.8 blood alcohol level on the breathalyzer. she pleaded guilty to the drunk driving charges earlier this week. >> if you are going to the store to satisfy your chocolate craving and you think is too much effort, hershey's may soon have an easier option for you. the company has partnered with three-dimensional printer maker 3 d systems to collaborate on developing a 3-d printer that makes chocolate. there is no word when such a device might be available. it is also unclear how much it would cost. >> you will want to stay with kron4 for the best in technology. we will feature the top 20 new high-tech gadgets from this year's consumer electronics show. our viki libby dockets will host the show which airs on friday, january 24th at 9:00 p.m.. >> the sharks were in florida taking on one of the panthers. second. the joke for 10 runs down the puck and scores. he has 51 points on the season. >> third. the joke of the ski scored his 22nd goal, the sc

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" gabrielle tana, steve coogan and tracey seaward, producers, "12 years a slave," brad pitt, dede gardnerom. >>> the nominations are in. the biggest surprise for you? >> i think emma thompson not being nominated for best actress is definitely a surprise. some of us thought it would be a showdown between amy adams and meryl streep. but they're both in. interestingly, the second time they've both been nominated in the same yar, "doubt" was the last time. emma thompson locked out for "saving mr. banks." >> and tom hanks. >> also very much expected to be nominated for best actor and instead christian bale for "american hustle." >> forest whitaker not nominated for "the butler." >> that was expected. "the butler"," i think "12 years a slave" took some of the civil rights thunder. oprah winfrey was expected to be nominated and she's not in this list either. >> i expected this yes. can i just have a moment of grief. >> i just thought you were managing expectations. >>> no nomination for robert redford for best actor. >> no. it's probably too bad. this probably would have been his last chance to

" gabrielle tana, steve coogan and tracey seaward, producers, "12 years a slave," brad pitt, dede gardnernd "the wolf of wall street," nominees to be determined. for the complete list of all the nominations, please visit oscar.com. >> and join us sunday night, march 2nd to celebrate these incredible artists and films at the oscars. see you then. >> we're just getting started. coming up, we'll hear from matthew mcconaughey. all right, all right, all right. jared leto and bru ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that is able to see, to calculate, to think -- and can respond to what it encounters. ♪ even if that means completely stopping itself. it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fiction. the 2014 e-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. ♪ >>> so many worthy nominees awoken with great news this morning. we spoke to two of them. the stars of "dallas buyers club" on the phone. jared leto. and matthew mcconaughey. let's take a look. >>> jared leto, on the phone, just nominated for best supporting actor for his role in "dallas buyers

joining us now, brian gardner, senior vice president of washington research at kbw.ght between democrats who say it is right thing to do, republicans say, show me the money to pay for it. who wins? >> i think in the end the republicans are going to win. there will be, i think an extension of unemployment benefits but there is going to be a pay-for. i think there is a deal to be had here. tracy: brian, call me skeptical sicilian because most people do but this is election year. i feel like everything, every decision will be politically motivated, isn't it? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, you got the midterm elections. they're only now 10 months away or so. 11 months away. and definitely a lot of politics, more so than usual in washington as the year progresses. but i think there is something here for both side. i think a number of republicans want to extend unemployment benefits. they don't wanttto be seen as being mean toward the poor. uncaring and so i think they are willing to go along with it. but again, i think they want a pay-for. it could be a messy dance over coupl

from toyota, of verizon from gardner in in to the association of global auto makers, delphi, in the alliancef automobiles manufacturers. since we were just talking about it as a policy discussion, how can anybody in the legislature, the government, they keep up with the changes we see? . . >> that's fine. the question is how can we keep up and how can the ministry should keep up with what is changing in the telematics world or the automotive world. we have to have a lot of people i guess. full employment act for the government because it's changing dramatically. i think a lot of the changes good and there's a lot of innovation. the cars are giving smarter and yes the cars are

gardner, mr. terry and chairman pitts for their thoughtful bills. i urge my colleagues to support both the rule and the underlying pieces of legislation. for that reason i yield back the balance of my time and i move the previous question on the resolution and urge an aye vote on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. polis: mr. speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 9 of rule 20, the chair will reduce to five minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote on the question of adoption. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning mad

i gardner nearly 40% of the vote. the thing that was most exhilarating was talking to voters, many of whom had never interacted with an elected official or candidate. what was striking to me was the manner in which they were so ready to talk about their experience are having needed help or what they wanted from government -- but also that they really believed that running for office within opera profession. we tend to hear such negative attitudes toward congress, tour the president, toward our political institutions. i think those are very abstract notions. when voters meet individual candidates or when they interact with individual elected officials, they know that the overwhelming majority of people are doing it because they care and want to make the world a better place. host: what is your reaction to republican spin the daddy party and democrats being the mommy party? guest: i think it is clichÉ. they need to get together and figure out how to move the country in the right direction. to the extent that we are ster

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gardner for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, mr. cohen, for your time today. i too received my insurance cancellation. have you ever met anybody who had their insurance canceled? >> you may be the first. >> that's pretty shocking, because 335,000 people in colorado alone had their insurance canceled. the letter that i got that told me it would be canceled included this option. your option includes purchasing another individual health plan from us, purchasing a health plan from another carrier or purchasing a new plan through health connect colorado. was the presidents promise that i could keep my plan upheld, the president's promise to me, was that upheld? >> we've talked about this a lot. the law provided that insurance companies could keep the existing plans as long as they didn't make significant changes to benefits and cost sharing. insurance companies made different choices. there are still a lot of grandfathered plans out there and those maintain. but then there were other plans that did not continue into 2014. >> so -- >> in some cases those plans were

in 2010, ronnie lee gardner was executed by firing squad. >> attaching electrodes to their hands anding 2,000 volts, thinking is humane i think is a stretch. firing squad, i think these things depend on whether they go as planned. the problem with lethal injections is they're not going as planned. >> legal experts say regardless of the method, each has had problems and has been challenged. it is a debate straddling the fine line of what is considered cruel and unusual and what is considered just. >> smalls' lawyers trying to get the pharmacy identified. >> a massive clean up is underway on a royal caribbean could see ship. more than 600 people became silently ill on the explorer of the sea, forcing the trip to be cult short. the ship returned to new jersey on wednesday. passengers and crees suffering from the suspected narrow are virus. >> target say it knows how hackers gained personal information from customer accounts. on wednesday target saying a stolen eventual door identification was used to hack the system. they didn't identify the vendor involved. on tuesday, the senate squoo

gardner for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, mr. cohen, for your time today. i too received my insurance cancellation. have you ever met anybody who had their insurance canceled? >> you may be the first. >> that's pretty shocking, because 335,000 people in colorado alone had their insurance canceled. the letter that i got that told me it would be canceled included this option. your option includes purchasing another individual health plan from us, purchasing a health plan from another carrier or purchasing a new plan through health connect colorado. was the presidents promise that i could keep my plan upheld, the president's promise to me, was that upheld? >> we've talked about this a lot. the law provided that insurance companies could keep the existing plans as long as they didn't make significant changes to benefits and cost sharing. insurance companies made different choices. there are still a lot of grandfather plans out there and those maintain. but then there were other plans that did not continue into 2014. >> so -- >> in some cases those plans were ca

i gardner nearly 40% of the vote. the thing that was most talking tog was voters, many of whom had never interacted with an elected official or candidate. what was striking to me was the manner in which they were so ready to talk about their experience are having needed help or what they wanted from government -- but also that they really believed that running for office within opera profession. negativeo hear such attitudes toward congress, tour the president, toward our political institutions. i think those are very abstract notions. when voters meet individual candidates or when they interact with individual elected officials, they know that the overwhelming majority of people are doing it because they care and want to make the world a better place. what is your reaction to republican spin the daddy party and democrats being the mommy party? guest: i think it is clichÉ. they need to get together and figure out how to move the country in the right direction. to the extent that we are stereotyping the parties were di

gardner will not face any jail time. she's on probation now for one year. don't make disco jokes when you're taking that test. >> i don't think any jokes. >> especially if you're going to blow a.18. >>> going to take a little break here on "new day." when we come back, the backlash over benghazi continues. now hillary clinton is coming under fire again. what does this mean for her chances at the white house? >>> also taking aim at the nra. they're making a movie about the gun group. in his words, the nra will wish they weren't alive. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new yor

consumers ditch personal come tiers and research firms and gardner and idc says sales of desk top andll in 20123 and the steepest decline on record and the shift to mobile was the reason for the drop and the holiday season did not fari and pc dropped and novo as the top pc supplier followed by hewlitt packer. they rolled out a healthcare plan and provides services for indonesia who cannot afford them and rolled out on new year's but it has had a rocky start. >> if he was born one week earlier his parents would have faced serious financial problems and the baby started suffering from severe jaundice and needs expensive photo therapy but since the boy was born after january 1st his healthcare costs are covered by the government, much to the relief of his father, who doesn't earn much as a porridge seller. >> i made a down payment in cash and officials helped me to get a card and all money refunded, i'm extremely happy that poor people like me are assisted in this way. >> reporter: since the launch on january 1st across indonesia thousands are signing up for the healthcare plan everyday.

i remember the sinnott trebek, ava gardner talks about a huge fight that she had with sinatra after all the furniture out in palm springs when she turned out wanda turner had a mayor. frank sinnott shirt had denied both of them. he got to put all that in there. >> host: were you fighting for your life and times of frank sinnott shirt? we threatened? castro not threatened, but i was very, very careful. i felt secured when i heard. we took all the liquor bottles and threw them off the table. and he said if anything happens to that, he said i'll be the first one blamed. i felt kind of secure then. i was really threatened when i when i wrote to book. i had an effect on men cited the publisher at this time i had a book party on publication, which was any real of 1991 press god, i didn't know this until later, but the publisher had hired by the cards for me. and i realized why. you know, it is one thing to write about a mob connected singer. it is quite another to write about a powerful politician and his wife. there are a lot of a lot of people invested in that. there are a lot of people tha

>> we are as measured by gardner's market share the number one mobile software company in the world withd on the mobile consumer and the mobile device. that's why we have the unwired platform to run application in a secure way to provision our applications on an end-to-end basis for our customers. so it's not surprise that others will try to get into this base and, you know, i certainly wish them well and vmware is a good partner of the company and i hope they do good with it. >> hey, bill, when you think about the competition and you're never shy about addressing exactly who you have in your sights, is it a classic sap, oracle battle shaping up here or sap versus a universe of the vmwares, the amazons, the red hats, and the crms? >> well, frankly, you know, carl, we're going to stay true to the business software category. so if you think about our company we run the biggest companies in the world on our business software. what we realized quickly is a point solution providers like salesforce.com, like workday, like others, do one thing? we do that one thing well. what we want to do is t

there's some big trouble for the pc industry, idc and gardner releasing numbers for worldwide and u.sablets were not. what could these numbers forecast in pc trends to come? bjo jon ford is back from las vegas. >> i look like i raided yours closet, too. >> your tooth is not chipped. >> back to new york and talking old school technology. >> they cleaned me out before i came in this morning. >> interesting data on a day where the journal points out that apple is selling more than -- to the enterprise, too. >> yeah. so the two particularly interesting things about this. one, the u.s. data, it's interesting how far off these two are. one says apple was down more than 5% year over year. the other one says they were up 28% in the u.s. bottom line, saying it was a tablet quarter. large tablet quarter. we want to see what apple got out of that. and they're saying that chromebooks are having minor impact on the low end. overall, it looks like margins are under pressure across the board in the pc business and kind of a stabilizing business. forget about it growing again. stabilizing is the hope