what i always consider one of the high points of this program, our director of litigation, denise hewlitt will talk briefly about some of the things the legal aid employment law center does, and if these stories don't move you , bless you. >> good afternoon. as we gather to celebrate our 96th anniversary and recognize the generosity of the many people who contribute to our mission, the entire staff of the legal aid society wishes to acknowledge you for your financial contributions, for your pro bono assistance, for volunteering in our law clinics and for providing organizational leadership. we recognize those contributions not as simple gestures of charity but as acts of justice. because in the eloquent words of nelson mandela, overcoming poverty is an act of justice. it is the protection of a fundamental human right. the right to dignity and a decent life. poverty, he said, is man made, and it can be overcome by the acts of human beings. now, the low-wage workers, they come to us in circumstances that are among the most precarious, and yet the most fixable of all poverty related conditio

increased position on hewlitt packard. >> i would go with hp. you have got to believe. i fwot to believe there are changes to happen there. i think what you will see tomorrow in the quarter is a lot of cost savings. i couldn't get exciting with the windows 8 upgrade. >> and with the cost savings putting into work cloud computing and data storage. that transition is much easier to do with hp than it is to do with dell. i'm not sure how dell survives. i like a laptop but if i'm going buy one it's going to be an apple. >> to quickly what he just said about dell. the implied move in dell was about 6.5%. that has a little bit further to go. as we know, debt is just a magnet for the stock. it's tough to think that dell is not going to have a tougher day tomorrow. >> interesting action there. next on fast, the real reason behind crude's 20% rides in just two months. george freidman up next. and later find out what keeps the ceo of toll brothers up at night. it's not the stock price. my one-on-one interview still to come. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one

was restored to cost of millions of dollars by packard and to the original state it was when he and hewlitt first went in there. it's the great temple of american ingenuity, where we go to dream, away from the spouse, the kids, the dog, the bills, and so it's not a coincidence. i don't think either that jobs went into the cooper garage in 1976 at the height of the inflation, stagflation years of gerald ford, and now here we are. amateurs are popping up. patents are spiking. patents are a bunch of -- it's largely a con game filled by trolls. hard to say patent indicates anything other than thieves trying to steal money from apple computer or something, but there are other indications that there's more startups now. look at the jobs numbers from april, we had 119,000 jobs, by the way, created in april according to the government. how many of those 119,000 jobs were created by big firms, the ones that are funded by wall street investors, the ones funded by what we now flatter bankers with the term "job creators"? 4,000. 4,000 came from large firms. 58,000 came from startups and small businesse