it's also thanks to him that awareness of the dangers of water pollution is growing in hina, he says. so far he and his son have visited 400 villages along the river and documented the results of the accumulating pollution. today, they want to install a water purifyication plant in the village. they built the water taveragee with the villagers. years ago a chinese man living in japan saw a report about him and recommended a microbiological water pure fir. and because the technology works, they're installing it in village after village sponsored by supporters in japan. >> in recent years we've installed 2 water purifyication plants which are providing around 10,000 people with clean water. the rates of cancer have fallen, he says. in many of the villages with the equipment, there haven't been any new cancer cases for five years. >> we've also spoken to the water and technology minstriss to make sure they use this technology where it's needed. ut that's led nowhere. >> but they haven't given up hope that their solution might one day be applied on a greater scale. >> a lot of people aske

we have seen trends like this in ,hina, to lower end smartphones not that they are not good quality, they are priced competitively. for many years, intel was behind the curve in terms of being in the smartphones. what does that mean for your growth story, going forward? >> the advent of entry-level smartphones is a great inc.. so many more people on the planet can get access to smartphone technology. at $700, are priced they will only be accessible to a few people. now we have the ability to get all the benefits from smartphones. smartphones or as little as $60. we think that will help to drive volume. that is what we are all about. things are some of the you are thinking about when you want to keep a customer away from an intel, google, any other big player? about working in close partnership and creating an ecosystem where it is easy to use our technology. we focus on core building blocks and partnerships with companies that will make it easy to use our technology and lower the cost, so that people can focus on their own innovation. we are focusing on this partnership these to make

the company wants to progress toward a commercial deal with hina this year as rising won threatens exportsthe forecast rises by 197,000. the gain would cap the best year for u.s. employment since 2005 the unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 7%. that is a five-year low. let's get into those numbers now with jon ferro. he joins with us a rundown on the first jobs report of 2014. how excited are you? >> incredibly excited. you should be excited too. i'll give you to number of the day. 27 million. the most since 2005. looking for 197 k since december. after all of that, manus, the u.s. will still not have recovered all of the 8.8 million jobs lost as a result of the 18-month recession that ended back in 2009. let me just give you a sense of demand. the tie it still for jobs in the u.s. southwestern airlines advertised for 750 openings back in december. 10,000 people applied for them in just two hours and five minutes. >> we have seen the pictures of the freezing weather in the u.s. it is going to be quite a distorted report that we're going to get. >> there is a lot of noise a

hina's fourth quarter g.d.p. umbers will be out in about 50 minutes.teve, what are people looking for here? >> well, the numbers we're expecting today are not the runway figures that we've had in years past. authorities are managing down growth expectations trying to widdle down the risks and the financial system due to some concern overleverage, debt at the municipal level. already they set their lower g.d.p. targs this year than last year. g.d.p. growth is expected to have grown at 7.6% according to the media, an estimate of an chist by bloomberg this by .7% and 7.5% in the second quarter. we're also of course going to calculate the full numbers for the full year last year moderated to 7.7% for 2013. but it's the forward looking projections that are perhaps more interesting as we are into a slowdown right now. the median estimate of economists for 014 full year growth is for 7.4% growth. that would be the slowest pace since 1990. but tim rodell of the bank said we shouldn't get too worked off over the falling pace of growth. >> we need to get the inv

. -- 12secutive desk consecutive month. .hina down it is so important to the industrial cycle becauseommodity buying they actually do. this prevailing negativity over the industrials. outlook on a rosier industrials. >> yes, i agree with the assessment that the international outlook for industrial sales is probably fairly weak. the environment is improving. construction activity and housing activity to improve if rates do not go up too much. industrials have not been necessarily the leadership here. most of the recovery and as a result, the relative evaluations are pretty attractive. it will depend on the relative strength of the u.s. economy. i think we get the three percent this year, maybe even better. however,not, industrials will not perform as i expect. >> thank you, david, for joining us. the chief market strategist. up, making money buying and selling bitcoins. there might be other ways to cash in without using the virtual currency. we will tell you how. over toding his weapons the u.n.. we take you aboard the american ships tasked with making them disappear. stay in the loop.

i think when you look into it, hina is set to -- is it?ot of people say for the next couple of years, it is going to be a little bit wobbley before they find their feet again. >> they are saying 7.7%. they downgrade. brazil is going to slow down. india and turkey. money, $64 billion was pulled out of emerging markets over the summer last year. >> that is the key. are they concerned because of q.e. unwinding it may repeat itself? >> that is the heightened sense of risk. there are those not in a defensive enough position. banks have been under pressure. >> thanks. guy over to you now. >> thank you very much. let's head into the skies. the battle for the sky ps. - skies. air bus is talks for a space merger. this company that was the a.d.s. is airbus. i think these are not big parts of his business. airbus is the bulk of the business. he is talking about maybe scaling those up. >> rebranding of the company, airbus, the commercial aviation business at the forefront of the company. there was a sense among some people, are they taking a step back

see is really interesting that except for hina, kazakhstan russia and korea the most dominant in the other are american. now, you combine that information with what we are n.s.a. has out the toatively unfetterred access information of communications websites. on these and while there are arguably how they can over access and what they can do with american ation of citizens and so-called u.s. in ons or those who reside the united states, there is virtually no meaningful control how whether they do and they collect information of non-u.s. persons. person andnot a u.s. you are looking at this map and you are thinking about this map context of what we learned from edward snowden, you ight be starting to get pretty mad and you might be starting to eel there is a real power imbiologici imbalance her. in fact governments are pretty mad. this is the president of brazil unitedently spoke to the nations and accused the united international g law for completely failing to of anybody privacy who is not an american on the internet. why does this matter? if you are a an american why do you care if