. >>> hewlett packard -- hewlett packard has reached a settlement.awsuit against the palo alto based company in 2007 when hewlett packard was under its former president. >>> today we learned the name of the man who won that $429 million power jackpot last night. this is b. raymond buckston. he's hiding his face behind his prize in sa -- sacramento. buckston says he is a senior citizen. this lottery winner is the sixth largest power jackpot in history. he says he plans to travel and set up a charity focused on child health and education. he has also quit his job. 429million. >>> tiger woods is going to miss the masters. >> the surgery that's taking him out of the tournament next week in augusta. >>> mark is off, joe is in tonight. boy bummer. tiger woods out of the masters. >> always know that the masters is close when baseball season is starting. there was a time when it was practically a given that tiger woods would pass nicholas. these days that seeming less and less likely. tiger announcing he will miss the masters. he revealed on his website he h

he did with apple, microsoft and hewlett-packard.side and say i am not totally sure they are totally egregious as they are saying they are. that will be helpful throughout the day. at least they will have some type of ally as they go through the testimony throughout the day. >> thank you so much. washington correspondent, so mattingly. that does it for today. tomorrow a huge guest for you, managing director neil cosh kari telling us about his next run to be governor of california. also, scott rijo of virginia weighs in on the controversy surrounding tesla's sales model. lemon ceolu the christine day talking about her experience running a health food company. that is tomorrow at 8:00 eastern time. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. i am olivia sterns. time for futures and focus. silver futures trading higher. they have erased most of their games so far this year. or more, i am joined by ken hoffman. no joins us from the floor of the cme. what is behind the price swings? >> silver has been

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in comes hewlett-packard, giant in printing. i you worried? been worried for quite some time which is why we have launched 24 new product in the last three months which is why we acquired the r&d team to begin to cut our indicated capabilities and the date further out. liz: there is his little talking moment. great to see you. keep us posted on any new developments. we have been at the forefront of covering 3d printing so we will continue. president and ceo, stock up 31% year over year. the new controversial book by michael lewis that sparked quite a fierce debate about high-frequency trading and forced the trading company to delay its ipo next, we have our own debate here. a traitor who advised lewis about his book and better market ceo dennis gallagher, longtime critic of high-frequency trading and just for the fun of it we will throw charlie gasparino into the mix. did nike scored on its own goal with an expensive limited edition world cup soccer shirt? it has certainly got a lot of blow back and attention from one soccer nation's prime min

settlement requires hewlett-packard to return profits from contracts. >> stock markets up sharply tonightained 181 points facebook added more than 7% today after positive comments from analysts about revenue and earnings outlook. newest version of the boeing 787 dream liner. 20 feet longer and flies 300 miles. >> a new airport offering free parking for some passengers those who fly nonstop to europe or hawaii can fly free in the daily lot for five days travellers must down load a coupon from the airport web site the offer available from may 1-july. >> there is more still to come tonight here on abc7 news. more breaking news late new video from new mexico where a medical helicopter crashed into the hospital. >> also ahead a knife-wielding student goes on a rampage at school a class mate stepped in to help stop it >> a way for start ups to raise capitol. a speed date with money bag from google. >> breaking news in san jose. there is a fire in a mobile home park 880. you can see it's an active scene with smoke coming off that mobile home. this is happening at casa de-la fwchlt o mobile home

agreeing to pay a $108 comblinl settlement requires hewlett-packard to return profits from contracts stock markets up sharply tonight the dow gained 181 points facebook added more than 7% today after positive comments from analysts about revenue and earnings outlook. newest version of the boeing 787 dream liner. 20 feet longer and fly miles. >> a new airport offering free parking for some passengers those who fly nonstop to europe or hawaii can fly free in the daily lot for five days travellers must down load a coupon from the airport web site the offer available from may 1-july. >> there is more still to come tonight here on abc7 news. more breaking news late new video from new mexico where a medical helicopter crashed into the hospital. >> also ahead a knife-wielding student goes on a rampage at school a class mate stepped in to help stop it >> a way for start ups to raise capitol. a speed date with money bag from google. >> breaking news in san jose. there is a fire in a mobile home park 880. you can see it's an active scene with smoke coming off that mobile home. this is happenin

>> i was chatted for caterpillar and hewlett-packard. we shorted hewlett-packard for a few years.stunned that hewle hewlett-packard would buy that at a premium and not do due diligence. >> the stock has had a big run over the last -- >> it also had a big drop, becky. >> looking back, 2012. >> we were short in the 30s. >> in the 30s. okay. >> what do you think is happening? >> dell is no longer a public company. everybody fought at the end claiming he was robbing the shareholders? >> ibm re-invented itself already. >> in the '90s. >> different business model, different management team. an economy that was really -- >> don't they have to reinvent themselves again? >> i think they do. >> can they? >> the other problem with these companies, it applies to ibm, h hewlett, they basically keep the revenues constant by acquisitions. without acquisitions they would be declining. they believe companies expense their r & d like samsung and apple are being penalized when held up against companies like hewlett, ibm and others that don't innovate internally. >> does that apply to cisco. >> cisco

hewlett-packard shares up 2% because hp was given a buy rating saying the company is doing a good jobclosed at 4054. and this over concerns of evaluations. trading in asia, markets sinking 3% in japan. >> there is a change in the president's cabinet tonight. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is resigning coming under criticism after the affordable health care act. officials say she would be best served by someone that wasn't such a lightning rod. >> supporters of san francisco china town crime figure portrayed him as a reformed man today free shrimp boy tee shirts were handed out during a news conference a small crowd of supporters crowd that had event to tell reporters chow is a changed man. a community activist that tep heps troubled >> he has been a target for a decade. nothing ever risen to a level of criminal activity. >> tomorrow, they will be in court, the first appearance before the judge, assigned to preside in this case >> public works crews working to repair a sink hole. take a look at this thing. it's five feet wide, four feet deep. crews are filling th

. >> hewlett-packard agreed to pay $100 million to settle charges former employees paid bribes to officials. that the internal controls were not strong enough. regulators total $772 regulators say the bank misled 3 million customers d of a admitted to, nor denied allegations >> toyota announced a world wide 6.3 million vehicle recall as it is largest fine ever imposed on a car company. >> this invoefs 1.7 million u.s. models >> a ton of cars and models. last month you may remember the japanese auto maker agreed to pay #$.2 billion for hiding information about defects in the cars. the auto maker is recalling 6 million vehicles world wide. the vibe is on the list because it's the similar car to the matrix. subaru is partly owned by toyota. some have more than one problem including a defective engine starter. irs being swamped with callers phoning their help line with questions before april 15th tax deadline. cut backs have led to a reduction in staff and that means more busy signals for those trying to get help. irs estimates 18 million taxpayers won't be able to get through this year. that i

>> the one we like right now is hewlett-packard, believe it or not.g whitman is getting the job done. over the last 18 months, she's come in, she's cut head count, paid down debt -- liz: you just did them as an under-the-radar winner last week because suddenly you look around and say why is nobody paying attention to this name? >> you know, and we think there's more room to run. first of all, it's the cheapest one out there at about eight times earnings. just got up to xerox at ten times earning. and they're going to get into 3-d printing, so you have a value way to play one of the hottest trends in the tech world. in addition, of course, you've got microsoft cutting support for windows xp. that, i think, is going to cause a lot of companies to say, hey, we need new equipment as we upgrade our software. liz: alan, tell me what you like. it's a completely different ball game. you've got 50 billion in assets under management. where are you committing cash? >> fundamentally, we believe the economy is still in its stride, and we think that there is a cap

crews have closed lanes to move utility lines around the former hewlett-packard site. >>> a few minutes, the a's will host a double-header after last night's game against cleveland was rained out. first pitch for the second game is at 6:00 tonight. if you had tickets to last night's game, they're good for tonight's game. tickets printed with today's date are still valid for the afternoon game. >>> breaking news, one man has died after a car crashed into a canal. rescue crews searched the canal for other victims but did not find any. we still don't know the cause of the car going into the canal. we have a crew on the scene working to get more information and the latest we'll have that at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and you can followous twitter and facebook. >> coming next, a pregnant cow falls down a hill. plus, a horse plunges into a steep ravine. and saving a kitty's life. this is "animal rescue." [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.]

stuart: you will not trash hewlett-packard the way you trashed 3d printing. >> hewlett-packard is duehe meg whitman offense? >> she is getting the staff fired up. stuart: you can really move the market, you know that. >> if you say so. stuart: look at what you d 3d. thank you so much for joining us. check the share price, yahoo working on its own original content making a big investments in several sitcoms. what is behind the move? >> it is all about competing with netflix, competing with amazon, youtube, lulu as well, it is a big play space. melissa meyer needs to make a dent. just then the ceo spot for two years and as far as online ad as a revenue driver, honestly she has not done as well as probably even she would like to do. if you look at january figures for yahoo down around close to 2% as far as revenue is concerned, that is the fourth straight quarter without growth, she needs to do something, she needs stars, big directors. stuart: thank you very much. we will see you in about nine minutes. gm not the only car company. we will explain it next. the dow down 120. peace of mind

look at cat, deere, microsoft, intel, hewlett-packard. the way they're all trading compared to tesla, netflix, amazon, and all of the rest of the mo-mo names, it's completely different. i'm not as negative because they're selling off. they shouldn't be up at the levels they're at. we've talked about this for months. it takes time for some of the names to lose that air. >> doc, netflix down 3.5% today. the biotech names have been hit incredibly sharply yet again today. we can even throw up, if you guys can in the control room, a bunch of the biotech names. i looked this morning. bioagag biogen down, gilead down. if you thought there would be any sort of pillar of strength or foundation maybe to start putting there, it doesn't look like it's working yet, doc. >> no, and i traded a lot of the names yesterday, and because i'm trading in a tax-deferred status through 401(k) and i.r.a.s for both myself and my clients, i got in here and took profits yesterday, because you had stupid amounts of gains. you had 6%, 7% across the board. all of the n

we contrast that with other kind of old technology dinosaurs like microsoft, cisco, hewlett-packard,where the numbers have been quite good. >> the big question to investors is whether or not the coming summer months will generate more market pain. traders have an old saying, sell in may and go away. and there is a reason why. according to s&p capital iq chief u.s. strategist sam stovall, since world war ii the s&p reported the strongest months since april, gains 7% average. meanwhile, the months of may through october generated gains of just a little over 1%. some experts are saying to expect stock market volatility in the coming months. >> i believe we're in the middle of a transition, i think they're clunky. we're driven by a market that is monetary policy, into one that is more fundamentals. earnings always matter. volatility is here to stay. >> the bulls will say the stockings are near record highs, the bears say it is good to do a significant pullback, it is good to keep a seat belt even if you don't think you will need it. >>> our guest tonight is one of those bulls, nick, nice

apple, samsung, hewlett-packard, and dell are the tech companies with top-tier recycling programs. according to the consumer electronics association. consumers recycle about 600 million pounds of electronic equipment each year. "it's important to recyle your electronics because you might not realize it, but there are a lot of components in these products that can be reused, such as the plastics, metals, and glass." retailers best buy and staples are cited as have the most extensive recycling programs for devices and old office equipment. in our cover story, the corporate doorway is opening a little wider for people whove dreamed of white collar jobs but because they come from disadvantaged backgrounds, few had the expectation that they'd ever get the chance...until now. for young adults who've completed high school but have no access to livable wage jobs or college. a non-profit called "year up" teaches skills designed to get them in the door of a corporation looking for motivated young adults who have potential but little else. "we're intentional about choosing people who have bar

the ceos of starbucks, of hewlett-packard, of comcast and we'll detail more of the cnbc 25, the mostential business leaders of the past quarter century. futures in the meantime are higher after the wild ride yesterday. a 27-point range in the s&p. earnings from coach, merck and panera and twitter tonight. ten-year yields around 2.72. the fed begins a two-day meeting today and europe is up across the board led by the dax in germany. our road map goes like this. a day we here at cnbc has been counting down to. our official first 25 list of rebels, icons and leaders unveiled this morning. we'll bring you the ranksings. >> merck shares are higher in the premarket after it beat the street despite some generics cutting into revenue and reaffirmed full-year guidance. >> coach shares lower in the premarket. women's accessories taking a lit despite earnings coming in ahead of consensus. first up, the list is out, this morning cnbc has unveiled its first 25 list as we celebrate 25 years on the year. the people who have had the biggest impact on business and finance over the last quarter centur

. >> reporter: the project is well under way for the demolition of the former hewlett-packard offices near completion. the next phase won't be popular with drivers. they are also dodging orange cones and lane closures around the street and a sox section of pruneridge avenue will close as apple gears up to build a spaceship-shaped office and integrate it with other properties on the other side of the street and drivers are worried what it will mean for them. >> i'm afraid it will be crowded all the time. >> reporter: people will be forced off pruneridge which is known to be a shortcut adding to the congestion. >> i'm kind of exciting to see what they have in store for ale, so maybe that might be some good things. >> reporter: cupertino city leaders approved the tech giant's expansion because it would mean more jobs in additional tax revenue in two years when the building is complete. jennifer wang from cupertino village fears traffic headaches will drive away customers who are already frustrated. >> yeah, we worry about that, but we don't have any choice. it's already a decision. >> re

. >> reporter: so caterpillar now joins the ranks of apple, microsoft and hewlett-packard who have all been called to capitol hill in the last 18 months to defend their tax strategies. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> and staying in washington, there's some celebrating at the white house tonight over a milestone for the affordable care act. the administration says more than 7 million americans signed up for a new health care plan through online marketplaces by last night's open enrollment deadline. president obama spoke at the white house late today. >> i said before, i will always work with anyone who's willing to make this law work even better. but the debate over repealing this law is over. the affordable care act is here to stay. >> so has the six-month enrollment period been a success? john harwood joins us now from washington with more. john, what happened at the end of the enrollment process to reach these goals, these unexpected numbers? >> reporter: well, tyler, the white house always said that the shape of the enrollment process would incl

. >> hewlett-packard is number six, up one percent.rd allegedly violated the foreign corrupt practices act by making improper payments to government officials to win public contracts and russia, poland, and mexico. i hope it made more than $108 million. >> number five, family dollar, down 3.5% today. they will conduct a review to improve its businesses. the company faces increasing retail competition. they are cutting an unspecified number of jobs. this will be about 4.5% of their total stores. announcedd jcpenney they will be closing stores as well. you know who is the biggest shareholder in family dollar? john bolton. >> four, trip advisor, down nearly seven percent. just another example of the selloff and momentum names. we have been seeing throughout the day here -- >> that looks familiar. >> doesn't it? >> did you write about that recently? >> that's a nice little plug. i wrote about it in a column for "usa today." >> number three, at&t up one percent. at&t planning to expand its fiber-optic network service. the wireless carrier w

and facebook, is money going into, say, intel or microsoft or hewlett-packard?uite well this year. >> if you look at the sectors consumere s&p, discretionary, consumer staples, health care, telecom, a lot of the more defensive sectors have vogure.ore in vote -- intel, cisco, microsoft, hewlett-packard -- you see the flight to quality in the environment where people see uncertainty increasing. b, thank you very much. z, we put him in the hot seat and the man stood up. >> you might want to stay up for this. earth, and the, sun will all be aligned in an almost straight line. every twons only years. march reaches a point in its orbit where it lies directly opposite the sun in the earth's sky. mars will rise around sunset -- sunset and will -- will be remain visible all night long. up -- thear six lined sign of a great stock market. astrology comes in to become doesn't? astronomy, or one of those? >> we have all been accused of being space cadets. [laughter] >> we forget about this. it is a big deal. i wonder if it has to do with the cold -- is it spring yet? what it

my problem with hewlett-packard it's been 33 and 0.45. you can sell 2 million at $3.44 right? you don't get the extra penny. the tax. the tax. we always have to remember the new tax that we didn't really -- we always thought about but it was a hidden tax. >> right. another comment by chanos today that the high frequency effects are not material. >> well, they're not material for most individuals but if you're selling and buying millions of shares a day, i'm reluctant to say i think it is material. >> well, we'll see what happens today, of course, and the jobs numbers tomorrow. one day left for you to nail the number. tweet us your predictions for nonfarm payrolls. use our handle @stalkstreet. and this month's prize, the wireless speaker, and you have until one minute before the jobs number comes out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time to submit your predictions and you have to be right early or first and that determines the winner, so buest of luck. >> are friends allowed to participate? >> david's friends, yes. >> they're not my friends. yes, friends are allowed to participate. >> this

in terms of the individuals we are watching, hewlett-packard agreed to settle a shareholder lawsuit forlion with a suit claiming that the former ceo made misleading statements about the company before he was fired over two years ago. we will have more in a few minutes. more "lunch money" is next. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smart phone. today's moving pictures, video is the story. more violence in venezuela. government activists set fires in the city of san crystal ball. the used tear gas and armored vehicles to destroy barricades, trying to regain control of the -- control the street. days of heavy rain, wind, and hail have flooded parts of the province of southern china. least 11 deaths have been reported. severe weather has been forecast through the end of this week. a mosaic floor is unveiled in israel. it is believed to have come from a sixth century byzantine monastery discovered by accident. found earlier this year, it features of depictions of animals as well as geometric designs. it will alternately be relocated to a museum

hewlett-packard is willing to to settle overseas bribery allegations. largest fines for a company violating the act. hp says the misconduct was limited to a number of people who are no longer employed by the company. one kinghakeup at lane. the ceo was leaving to become the ceo of sports apparel fanatics. cmo is also leaving. the home retailer has in the valuation of $1 billion. our lead story of the day -- ebay and carl icahn are ending their feud. to spin offted ebay paypal. this will not happen under a new compromise. greed to add david to the board. icon is dropping his plans to force the spinoff and add to board members. erik schatzker spoke with john donahoe. from the beginning, i have had direct conversation with carl drop this process. in all of those conversations, he has been respectful and thoughtful. >> respectful, thoughtful, one-on-one. but nasty and accusatory and public? if that is the way he rolls. , he has been thoughtful in direct conversation. the vice chairman of j.p. morgan called me last week. he was meeting with carl on an unrela

ibm common hewlett-packard, microsoft? and about reinvention. i'm not buying them but looking at them differently. that is a $20 in a few weeks. microsoft if they pull back there will be some value. stuart: i am waiting for the full throated approval of microsoft. utility stocks. i know you love them and they're on a tear this year. want to tell me why? >> they are up 10% year to date and i continually love them and the reason is they have real earnings and earnings come from business that does not require them to the outside the u.s. and one reason we're seeing earnings revisions is people are scared of world events. i would be overexposing myself in the utility sector today. if you a pure anti that is what i am doing, buy utilities in your portfolio today. stuart: you got a warning about james river, a coal company? he filed for bankruptcy. charles: this is a cautionary about the administration and policy. effectively we can chalk this up to an obama of the complete in 2011 this was a $26 stock. today it is down $0.34 an

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there is something going on that former hewlett-packard ceo says it's worth watching.i think what you are looking at is this proposal to slap a tax on companies and ceos that are paid more than 100 times the pay of their average worker. so how would that be damaging? >> let's just start with the fact that it is a ridiculous thing for the state legislature to even be engaged in. so while i don't condone 100 times more pay for a ceo as an employee, there are many reasons why that might be the case. and so i don't know whether republicans can win in 2014 and 2016 in california. here is what i would say. if you continue to have the democratic party take advantage of its stature and push ridiculous things on the people of california and damage the state by failing to take up real work, like dealing with the water crisis that is costing tens of thousands of people their jobs and tens of thousands of acres of what used to be the most productive farmland in the world. if you keep doing that and you keep seeing people leave the state because they simply cannot bear to live ther

we saw great technology hewlett-packard, microsoft, oracle, google, all being run by the founders.rofessionalsy ended at the end of the product cycle. money andovide somehow, you will bring in somebody who is a dazzling businessperson. >> yes. they can drive venture capitalists crazy. if you come from a background and you are used to getting straight a's, you look in and there is chaos. strategically, it is dangerous. netscape,ol acquired you, mark, and a couple of others, founded something else. it was the original cloud computing company. in fact, if you go back in the literature, cloud -- that well. out >> now, the cloud is everything. >> we were eight years too early. >> sometimes, you can be too early. >> that is the more telling mistake. >> what does it mean to be too early? bubbles,ot of internet a lot of the ideas that they made funny ideas about where good ideas and the cost structure was wrong because it was expensive to build these things and all proprietary hardware. there was not a cloud available. , at the peak of netscape, there were 55 million people on the internet

. >>> hewlett packard of palo alto has agreed to pay $68 million to settle a lawsuit filed by shareholders. that suit claims that the president defrauded supporters. such as stopping the sales of touch pad after only seven weeks on the market. he was fired shortly after that. >>> a pilot strike crippling air travel is about to impact flights in and out of the bay area. 3800 flights will be cancelled affects 425,000 passengers. a spokesperson for sfo says the airline has cancelled all flights there for at least the next two days. that's about 12 flights. >>> all right, what would you do with $242 million. the latest power ball winner finally steps forward. what he plans to do with that huge check. >> meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking more rain. where it's coming down the heaviest and her complete forecast in just minutes. >>> up first the touch of hollywood, behind the scenes of a new recruitment tactic. >>> real police officers working to fight crime. the vallejo police department is taking a page from the u.s. marines or u.s. army and marines in hopes of recruiting a few new offic

we saw great technology companies, like hewlett-packard, microsoft, oracle, google, all being run byfounders. they could keep hitting new product cycles. whereas the ones ran by professionals ended at the end of the product cycle. >> they provide money and somehow, you will bring in somebody who is a dazzling businessperson. >> yes. can drive venture capitalists crazy. if you come from a background and you are used to getting straight a's, you look in and there is chaos. that freaks them out and has them bring in a professional. strategically, it is dangerous. >> after aol acquired netscape, you, mark, and a couple of others, founded something else. >> it was the original cloud computing company. in fact, if you go back in the literature, cloud -- cloud. used until loud didn't work out that well. >> now, the cloud is everything. >> we were eight years too early. >> sometimes, you can be too early. >> that is the more telling mistake. >> what does it mean to be too early? >> in a lot of internet bubbles, a lot of the ideas that they made funny movies about and bomb, good ideas and the

you've got other names, hewlett-packard reporting.that's a big name for consumers, cisco, whole foods, even nike, and tesla, still one that we care about. so now the retailers. the nordstrom's. >> they're later. >> they're very much later in the season. so we'll get a better view of the consumers with those reports. you want to pay attention, this is company stories will still matter in the bigers picture. >> so these are deeper after next week. >> thank you very much. >> sue, over to you. >> the gold market moved higher. on the escalating -- and instead much of the global community. as we go into the close. palladium continues its march higher. russia is a leading exporters, and any interruption, if those tensions do escalate would move it pretty dramatically. the ukraine fears playing out in the markets all the way across the board. let's get the trading acfrom bob pisani. i'll be back next week, i promise. >> i hope so. it's a little lonely down here without you. and few weeks ago, i said signs of cracks showing up. now it's unmist

look at hewlett-packard and these are either in positive territory at the highs and when it moves, it moves at an aks accelerated pace. it's a hard selloff. i don't know you have to get interested. tessa has held up multiple times, 207 and 212, somewhere in that range. something you would look at. if you did, not with the stock, do it through derivatives and call spreads. we talked friday where the vix was and we are friday, you have to trade when you can and don't do it when you have to, when you have the opportunity to do. >> is this a rebalance as josh would say it is or reality check about to spread to other parts of the market and you better be wary of other places that haven't been hit yet? >> i think it is a rebound for sure. you want to be buying what they're selling off. if old school stocks sell-off. what do i mean by that? energy. and like amerco, you want to buy. look at eaton and johnson controls, look at a lot of these names, they're getting crushed today. i think they will continue to do well, themes i like, like truck and h fact and non-risk construction, those are the

it's really striking, the thing that strikes us the most is this study that hewlett-packard did womenill ask for promotions when they feel they have 100% of the job qualifications. men will put their hands up when they have 60%. >> is this going to be anecdot anecdotal, how do they prove that there is a confidence issue. many negotiate salaries, and when women do negotiate, they ask for 30% less pay than men do. and when college students are asked how much will they make, they state something less than women. >> a study a researcher named zach estes was studying the difference between men and women in spatial ability. this is something that men were thought to have the edge. and sure enough, women were not doing as well, but women were skipping a lot of the questions. when he told everybody to answer all of the questions, the scores were almost identical, and then when he told everybody to rate how confident they were after each answer, another group of people, women's scores plummeted. we skipped the question. we think we're not going to get it right. then when we do answer, how conf

wasn't that was wrong at microsoft, hewlett-packard, dell? i think so. yes but aren't they being crimped by the desktop-to-mobile revolution? i think google has the best mobile product out there. i trust management when they say they have a game plan to make more money from mobile than desktop. you have to have patience here. do you? if so, i think google is a fantastic investment, at a great price. how about this ibm, wasn't that a miserable quarter? no revenue growth. revenue declined, right? suspect cash flow. miserable earnings that seem to be made by the skin of the company's teeth. >> the house of pain. >> doesn't ibm has to be -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> yes. if you bought it for a trade. absolutely not if you're looking for a value stock based on next year's earnings like warren buffett who is a big owner. next year's earnings will -- by this time next year ibm should be hitting the mark because of the change at the company. if you wait until next year, the stock will be too high. it didn't turn around this quarter but i think it will. you have to

>> people wanted to short hewlett-packard, short the disk drives companies, short caterpillar.ll these things that are selling at 10, 11 times earnings if they get it right even through that and that's what -- people want that and yesterday they reverted to some of the higher multiple stocks, too. >> hewlett-packard is up almost 19%. >> isn't that extraordinary? >> this year after what was an extraordinary move last year. >> well, also another theme that you've got to keep track of, do you remember gamestop reporting a really bad quarter? and where is gamestop? the stock has been on fire and someone announced walmart is not a threat to them. my charitable trust bought nike all the way down. nike a class exhibit. see the stock is bouncing right back like it didn't happen. >> even though tiger's not playing the masters, ouch. first time after 19 straight years. >> but, remember, finish line said what's the hottest selling sneaker? the jordan. >> the jordan. >> you said the jordan -- the cult of air jordans just continues unabated. >> do you think the people know who he is? the fi

what can you own that hewlett-packard or staples can't?ity and we've got an obsessive community, passive community and working on building a great business that's sustainable for the long run. make great reliable 3d printers that make a lot happy. >> a lot of shareholders will be drawn. goldman sachs saying this is a buy, 146 price target, 50% return from here potentially. on the other hand you have whitney tealson saying when somebody is able to enter the market with a $200 option, that really pulls the rug under your collective feet? >> innovation is hard and we are an innovation company that empowers people to innovate. we're focused on making high quality, affordable 3d printing for everyone. that's our -- >> when you go on shareholder road shows and talk to them behind the scenes it's great to have that, but how do you take it to the next level in terms of building a multinational business? >> well the great thing is, fully owned subsidiary of stratty sus, global company and when we do this, it's not just for amateurs, hobbyists. some

i think they're good for hewlett-packard.. >> these numbers on pc sales for the quarter, even though the declines continue, the pace of declines is getting a little bit better. >> people that we're almost an inflection point. all i can tell you is hewlett-packard has a lot of good businesses. they can raise the dividend again. >> i think we're going to keep our eye on post five, where ally is still waiting for the first indications. let's check in and see if bob is around. bob, you there? >> yeah, we are. and believe it or not, karl, i'm still trying to get in towards here. there's so many people here at this point. the cameras are just all over the place. we seem to get some indications already. ally financial is just ready, and just has opened. ally financial just opening, 24.25. $24.25. remember, ally financial, priced at $25, which is the low end of the $25 to $28 range, came out at $24.25. remember, $2.4 billion, this is the biggest ipo since hilton, karl. most of it going to the treasury. ultimately the treasury will re

. >> kathleen sebelius, my secretary of health and hewlett-packard services told me she would be moving on once the first open enrollment period under the affordable care act came to an end. after five years of extraordinary service to our country, and 7 1/2 million americans who signed up for health coverage through the exchanges -- she earned that right! [applause] gerri: lots of cheering for sebelius but what can we expect going forward? joining me town hall senior political editor guy benson. welcome back to the show. good to see you. >> good afternoon. gerri: are you surprised? do you think this should have happened sooner? >> of course it should have happened sooner. it should have happened on october 1st when the healthcare.gov and website and exchanges face planted on day one. kathleen sebelius and hhs and this administration had four years of lead time and hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to get a functioning website up and running and they said, in public, all the way up until october 1st, we're ready to go. we're ready for prime time. it is launching october 1st even

you also obviously sit on boards, including right now, you're still the chairman of hewlett-packard,u made in the presentation you gave here, because i think they, at least, made a little bit of news, and it's always helpful to have you clarify it. you were asked about mondelez, 500, $600 million worth of stock in that company. you didn't seem particularly pleased at this point with the management. i'll give you the opportunity to say, are you happy with management? or do you expect perhaps they've got to do better? >> sure, david. of course, it's always good to be with you. well, you know, somebody asked me the question, they said, you know, do you communicate with management? we said, of course. and they said, you know, they've got some challenges there. their margins are inferior to the peers. and there's just blocking and tackling that needs to take place. the market's been waiting for it. they're starting to lose patience. and they've -- so then they said, well, can this management team get this done? i said, well, the jury's out. >> what does that mean, the jury's out? >> the j

hewlett-packard. 17.5%. >> hewlett-packard is putting up smoking numbers. >> i'm pointing out the marketpart that is -- everything that is high flyer is being thrown away and some of those high flyers have great earnings and some are just -- >> fairly low multiples. >> thank you, david. >> you're welcome, jim. >> you're a calm -- >> 20 to 23. >> for zoes. >> starting to get up there the valuation of chipotle for heaven's sake. >> yeah. >> let's get to the bond pits and rick santelli joins us from the cme group in chicago. rick? >> it continues to be wild times in the treasury complex. that's for sure. even a hotter than expected surprisingly hotter than expected ppi didn't do much for yields. yes, they had their little kind of token rises they should but the overwhelming issue as previous qe have come off just to name one area to pay attention to we see that interest rates have a tendency to move lower. why? the equity markets move lower and the only tiny trade then becomes the treasury market. two day of fives, yes, look at yesterdays lows. yields are lower. look at the 30s, how much th

go back to 2013 and look at hewlett-packard and how microsoft performance. it's great they're on board. i think the mo-mo names are the ones you need to look at again because they've taken the blood in the streets. >> they're suggesting no m. time to move on. low momentum. low volatility low growth. go low or go home. >> when they're on that side i'd like to be on the other side. they love these things. now they've gotten the rug pulled out from under them they want to hit the bricks and go somewhere else. i think you have to look at all these names new mexico not all of them. high multiples the range you want to invest in. look at biotech names that have tradings and trading far too cheap now. >> with a similar note today, will the rally value continue, signs point to yes, he says. >> i think it's possible he's right on this call. i don't think it's a bad call. it would have been a better call if it came out a few weeks before this trend. >> weeks or months? >> months possibly. >> i'll give you two easy apps to keep on your screen, almost like a shorthand w