stock on the floor of the new york stock exchange the market maker would have an inventory of i.b.m. stock so that if in fact there was a mismatch of buyers and sellers they can step in and be the market be the market maker that doesn't exist on any of these exchanges really they're trying to match up buyers and sellers in a way that's completely inappropriate for any kind of modern market making mechanism and so while i'm in the process now of trying to straighten that out by working by consulting with projects here in london and elsewhere to see if we can bring in a world class market making and of course my patent on this the virtual specialist the designs of that patent which were go back to the one nine hundred ninety s. there's been a lot of improved ideas that have come along sense then that i'm hoping to bring to the to the party what would mt gox look like with a proper market making function if it were actually matching buyers and sellers right now their hands off it just comes as orders come in it clears those orders even if it's point there is there is there one bitcoin i

between capitol hill and also it's causing a better design in silicon valley computer giants like i.b.m. and intel have lobbied hard in support of the bill while among right and advice advocacy groups like the electronic frontier foundation have all voiced concerns over the privacy rights this bill issues now even the president is weighing in in a letter to congress the white house threatened to veto the bill in its current form to talk more about this tangled web i was joined earlier by sharon bradford franklin she's a senior counsel at the constitution project and i asked her what this legislation would mean about the average person and what it should and could mean for our personal web use. well the problem is that the bill that was passed today by the house does not include adequate safeguards to prevent private companies from sharing your personal information with the government and the basic approach of the bill is to promote information sharing between private sector and the government and the basic concept of that is fine as long as we do have robust safeguards built into the bi

stock on the floor of the new york stock exchange the market maker would have an inventory of i.b.m.stock so that if in fact there was a mismatch of buyers and sellers they can step in and be the market be the market maker that doesn't exist on any of these exchanges really they're trying to match up buyers and sellers in a way that's completely inappropriate for any kind of modern market making mechanism and so while i'm in the process now of trying to straighten that out by working by consulting with up.

leading the way, microsoft, i.b.m. and alcoa. stocks every 15 minutes.r of the new york stock exchange with what she's watching. >> that's right. important to take a look at some health services, hospital services to be more specific. you can see hanna health care is up 7%. throw h.d.a. in there. that's an $18 billion company and the same realm of hospitals and the like. there's a proposal for the government. morning star analysts look at this saying it's as expected or better than expected and there's no real bad news in this proposal. we'll learn more a mths anme, both stocks are moving higher. h.c.a. at a new multi year high. cheryl: and i stand corrected. we're at a session high right now. thank you very much. dennis: 195 points. the dow 15,000, baby. time to make money with charles payne. solar profits with shares of memc. >> electronic materials. this is a semi conductor play so a few years ago started making serious acquisitions in the solar space. there's a big introduced in the senate. got bipartisan support that would allow the solar companies

empowered me to have that mindset because when i graduated with a mat and science degree i entered i.b.m. as a programmer. worked there working on lotus products and surrounded by mostly men. i knew i wanted to be there and hat i deserved to be there and that i'm passionate about building things and products. that is what is at the forefront of my mind and keeps me going. >> my mother spoke publicly about how important it is to go o go a women's college and her development and helped with confidence. how do you ensure that the girls and the girls who code, program know about not only stories about leahs but other story that were not so self-evident. she had this confidence that just came through and didn't think about it. but a lot of girls being a girl is a prominent thing because other people make it prominent to them, their school environment, home environment, their friend. how do you help girls get through that? >> i think confidence is the number one thing to give to girls. when we first started they were scared to raise their hand. they did not want to describe themselves. when th

i.b.m.ed dividend. pfizer was out with the quarterly numbers and that's one of the names weighing on the dow jones veils. back to you. dagen: thank you. prices in 20 major u.s. cities up 9.3% in february from a year ago. the biggest gain in almost seven years. that according to the case shiller home price index and there's robert shiller, coauthor and he's also a professor of economics at yale university. bob, good to see you. >> hi, dagen. dagen: can we keep up this kind of pace, north of 9%? >> i suspect we will for the summer. how much longer is a big question. i think we're living in a very abnormal market with a lot of government stimulus that might be withdrawn. and the spirit isn't, i think, quite back to what it was during the boom years. dagen: when you say spirit, the fever, the fervor, is that what you're talking about? isn't that a god thing? >> well, it can get excessive and that's what brought this financial crisis. people were in a mania about housing in the early 2000s. i don

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saw in return outbreaks that the country kept under control for the past four decades the same age i.b.m. back should spike by over two hundred percent at a time when h o b budget was caught similarly we've seen across europe austerity produced series of epidemics from suicide just for our access to health care to go south routes even can it be so far europe's leaders have been x. and i or the human costs are the stereo policies that he pursued across europe and sued in north america but this question recently asked. what we need to do is take into account the help that i had on the calls as had austerity but rhyme it like any other drug trial it would have been discontinued because of it is the outside of us. to us from now tony much as i say about who gets to make it their mission to expose skeg fatta at our expense. the arrest and imprisonment of ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko spain ruled illegal by the european court of human rights but judges dismissed his complaint of physical mistreatment while in custody he seventy seven years for abuse in office so the gas deal

the return of outbreaks of the country and kept under control for the past four decades the same age i.b.m. parachute spiked by over two hundred percent at a time when the h o b budget was caught similarly we've seen across europe austerity breed a series of epidemics from suicide to form on access to health care to go south groups and even can get bigger so far europe's leaders have been denial of the human costs of the stereo policies that he pursued across europe and soon in north america but this question recently i asked him what we need to do is take into account the help that i had on the poles had a house dirty but rhyme it like any other drug trial it would have been discontinued because of it is the outside of us. now with us carol over a loan rate thanks in between the world's top banks still unresolved a new converses brewing in the financial world u.s. agents are investigating huge scale rate manipulation on interest markets and many of the world's leading banks are once again implicated well here's next geysers take on it and we've got a full show coming your way at seven ter

. >> this is the original i.b.m.mputer. >> reporter: but at 58 eric schmidt still remembers struggling with the original i.b.m. personal computer some 0 years ago. >> it used little floppy disks that went in here that were always breaking. to give you an idea your computer, the one that you have on your phone is about 100,000 times more powerful and has about a million times more disk storage than this. >> reporter: and these dinosaurs now on view in google's new york offices are a reminder of how quickly technology can change. schmidt says in the future we'll do most of our computing on our mobile devices with apps that offer a new range of services. >> they'll make suggestions to you. they'll say, eric, you're in your office. you should be working. or it's lunchtime. or you're walking down the street and it will say, eric, you need new parents. the pants on the left store are cheaper than the ones on the right store. >> reporter: google is already working on a new generation of cars that can drive themselves. and s

empowered me to have that mindset because when i graduated with a mat and science degree i entered i.b.m. as a programmer. i worked there working on lotus products and surrounded by mostly men. i knew i wanted to be there and that i deserved to be there and that i'm passionate about building things and products. that is what is at the forefront of my mind and keeps me going. >> my mother spoke publicly about how important it is to go to go a women's college and her development and helped with confidence. how do you ensure that the girls and the girls who code, program know about not only stories about leahs but other story that were not so self- evident. she had this confidence that just came through and didn't think about it. but a lot of girls being a girl is a prominent thing because other people make it prominent to them, their school environment, home environment, their friend. how do you help girls get through that? the think confidence is number one thing to give to girls. when we first started they were scared to raise their hand. they did not want to describe themselves. when th

another day of surfing the web why well the fact is that many big name tech companies like microsoft i.b.m. cast for a rise in an intel all support the system will now why is that they side with the bill because they say that cisco removes the burden of monitoring users' activity from the company meaning these companies can hand over user information to the government that is considered potentially threatening without the risk of being sued for breaking its terms of service critics say cisco would allow the government to extract private investor information from the internet without a warrant and actually create a massive database on american citizens the bill passed a house vote last thursday two hundred eighty eight to one hundred twenty seven it's now on its way to the senate and that's going to do it for me see right back here at five pm. he is easy to. see the. elite. see. it's. the sound cock. name. the new international and world in the very heart of moscow carried by stamped. regarding what the republic of texas was in eight hundred thirty six a number of people who had moved here

causing a bitter divide in both the capitol hill as well as in silicon valley computer giants like i.b.m. and intel have both lobbied very hard in support of the bill meanwhile months reddit and advocacy groups like the electronic frontier foundation have voiced concerns over privacy rights and even the president is weighing in in a letter to congress the white house threatened to veto the bill in its current form so to talk more about this tangled web is sharon bradford franklin she's a senior counsel at the constitution project and she joins me now hey there so i use the internet every day for work for play for everything i'm sure you do most americans do how does this but change the way that i use the web or should use the web well the problem is that the bill that was passed today by the house does not include adequate safeguards to prevent private companies from sharing your personal information with the government and the basic approach of the bill is to promote information sharing between private sector and the government and the basic concept of that is fine as long as we do have

mindset because when i graduated with a mat and science degree i -- math and science degree i entered i.b.m. as a programmer. i worked there working on lotus products and surrounded by mostly men. i knew i wanted to be there and that i deserved to be there and that i'm passionate about building things and products. that is what is at the forefront of my mind and keeps me going. >> my mother spoke publicly about how important it is to go to a women's college and her development and helped with confidence. how do you ensure that the girls and the girls who code, program know about not only stories about leahs but other story that were not so self-evident. she had this confidence that just came through and didn't think about it. but a lot of girls being a girl is a prominent thing because other people make it prominent to them, their school environment, home environment, their friend. how do you help girls get through that? >> i think confidence is the number one thing to give to girls. when we first started they were scared to raise their hand. they did not want to describe themselves. when t

it's causing a bitter divide both in capitol hill as well as in silicon valley computer giants like i.b.m. and intel have lobbied hard to support the bill while months below read it and groups like the electronic frontier foundation have voiced concerns over. i have a c. writes and even president obama is weighing in in a letter to congress the white house threatened to veto the bill in its current form so to talk more about this tangled web i was joined earlier by sharon bradford franklin she's a senior counsel at the constitution project and i asked her what this legislation would mean of the average person and what it would mean for us using the web. well the problem is that the bill that was passed today by the house does not include adequate safeguards to prevent private companies from sharing your personal information with the government and the basic approach of the bill is to promote information sharing between private sector and the government and the basic concept of that is fine as long as we do have robust safeguards built into the bill and unfortunately we did not get that wi

the heat away these of rains from relatively rudimentary tubes strung along the processors to a new i.b.m. system that pumps warm water around c.p.u. hotspots help perhaps the most radical attempt to harness the cooling qualities of liquids is the great to what used a waterfall system that pumped and then your refrigerator directly onto its servers . now that idea failed to gain traction immediately but out here amongst the slowly melting snow in russia the notion of a fully immersed cooling system may be coming out of hibernation. for that however going to rely on more than just the country's north and climate. there's a team of researchers working to make sure that the globe's most powerful processors don't get too hot to handle. located a few hours to the north east of moscow much of that work is going on here at the program systems institute compared to many of the country's other stored universities it may seem like a newcomer having been founded in one thousand nine hundred four but since that time though it's established a reputation as one of the centers of high powered computer t

better way to wash the heat away these of rains from relatively rudimentary to the processors to a new i.b.m. system that pumps warm water around hot spots perhaps the most radical attempt to harness the cooling qualities of liquids as the crate which used a waterfall system to pump an inert refrigerant directly onto its servers. that idea failed to gain traction mediately but out here amongst the slowly melting snow in russia the notion of a fully immersed cooling system may be coming out of hibernation. for that however more than just the country's north climate. there's a team of researchers working to make sure that the globe's most powerful processors don't get too hot to handle. located a few hours to the north east of moscow much like here at the program systems institute compared to many of the country's other stored universities it may seem like a new comer. having been founded in one thousand nine hundred four but since that time though it's established a reputation as one of the centers of high powered computer tech. for example they're equipped to print their own circuit boards a

i.b.m. comcast horizon and intel they all supports this bus system now allows these companies to hand over user information they deem threatening and they handed over to the government without the risk of being sued for breaking its terms of service critics say that cisco will allow the government to extract private information from the internet without a warrant and will also create a massive database on user information the bill passed the house last thursday with a two hundred eighty eight to one hundred twenty seven vote and is now on its way to the u.s. senate we'll keep you updated as this story develops. well for as long as human beings have known that the stars aren't just little balls of light in the sky but that some of those lights are planets far far away we have wondered if there was life in the universe beyond us the search for life has been a never ending quest in the universe that is very much larger than any astronomer ever previously conceived something that we're still try

i.b.m. got hit, mb -- mcdonalds got hit.to go up in a straight line. what i'm trying to do is tell people two things. hey, these thing swoons have been sharp. they have hurt a lot. but to dennis' point, if you rode them out, you feel better a few months later. dennis: thank you very much. cheryl: we've been talking about it for months on this show. the proposed on line sales tax. finally before congress. one company is ready to fight and it's using millions of customers to do it. dennis: and better news at the gas pump. phil is at the c.m.e. with how to make money on that. first how the world currencies are fairing over the u.s. dollars. @ >> at 23 past the hour, i have your fox news minute. defense secretary hagel is assuring israel the obama administration is committed to supporting the jewish state's military superiority in the middle east. hagel met today with israeli president peres as pentagon chief. hagel said it is israel's right to decide for itself whether to strike iran's nuclear facilities. chinese crews rus

companies and industry groups from across the country, including intel, the chipmaker, i.b.m., the internet security alliance, u.s. chamber of commerce, business round table, tech america, technet, companies of the silicon valley. u.s. telecom, nuclear energy institute, national association of manufacturers just to name a few have sent the committee letters of support and the list is growing of people encouraged by the very light touch of the government, no new programs, no new authorizations, not a surveillance bill. this is the only appropriate way to try to deal with this problem. by allowing the private sector to expand its own cyberdefense efforts and to employ classified information to protect systems and networks, this bill will harness private sector drive and innovation while also keeping the government out of the business of monitoring and guarding private sector networks. this important legislation would enable cyberthreat sharing and provide clear authority for the private sector to defend its own networks while providing strong protections for privacy and civil liberties. madam

energy, i.b.m., and others. i thank the gentleman from washington, and the gentleman from massachusetts for their leadership on this issue. this legislation is a perfect example of how good policy knows no party line. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. mr. hastings: would the gentleman yield? i thank the gentleman for bringing this amendment to the floor an i intend to support it with our fiscal situation in this country, this is a good addition to the amendment. i thank the gentleman for bringing it forward. >> i yield. >> the amendment which affirms -- reiterates language that is in the underlying bill and we have no objection to it on the minority side. i ablaud the gentleman for bringing it forward. >> thank you. mr. collins: at this point i am pleased to yield two minutes to my friend from georgia, co-sponsor of this amendment, mr. scott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the gentleman from georgia for allowing