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imb reasonably conservative now -- i am being reasonably conservative now. are you so optimistic? greatckey: we can see potential in on mining areas, particularly in advance manufacturing. see exports improve. we can also see great opportunity for expansion in the services sectors, particularly demand for education services, tourism services, but of course health and financial services as well out of asia. paul: one of the key factors lacking in australia's economy is confidence. what will this do to what glenn stevens calls the animal spirit, not just the small business but the big business as well? have 2 million employing half the workforce. we are getting small is this -- small businesses tax cuts. it's a big stimulant for small business to get out there and have a go. rates thiso cut week, oil prices on the rise, does that mean that china is coming to the rescue of the alien -- the ailing government coffers again? think this budget is went to shore up the primus mr.'s leadership and give the government of the clear air it needs into the next election? :

publishers can sell and imbed them in the articles. facebook will also let them collect data about the people reading the articles. facebook has a new high profile employee today. kevin martin is hired as vp for mobile and global access policy. he has previously been advising the company on issues such as mobile connectivity and wireless spectrums. so facebook in the news. what do you think? a good or a bad move? >> for me it's still down to the fact new york times as i understand it currently charges people to read their news. does this mean they're going to release a few articles people can read for free or are you going to have to click on the link to facebook and then have a direct link? i'm not sure which way it's going but that's the crucial difference for me still. the best quality you have to pay for and i don't think those companies are monetizing things sufficiently when they offer it for free yet and advertising will generate for revenue before the best content is available for free. >> carolyn seemamless technology is impor

but this is a line moving through really disorganized line there were one oh are two imbed imbedded stronghunderstorms even severe weather moved through the area tonight things are calming down now. right in sussex county moving across the delmarva there's a strong thunderstorm about to push off the coast. a few isolateed showers a little heavier rain pockets in this solid area of light rain east of trenton moving out and pretty clear here across the counties in southeastern pennsylvania but this was the focus of the strong to severe storm that came through the area about 6:00 o'clock tonight. here was that purple color indicateing hail. a lot of hail reports and the radar can actually show the hail track. it was just north of pottstown moving through upper montgomery and into bucks county. had a report of about three tenths of an inch hail coming down right there in upper montgomery county. so that was the one strong storm. now we go to the future weather computer showing that rain now but it pushes off the coast. clears out tonight maybe few lingering showers overnight tonight. by the ti

we don't imbed with the iraqi military. go below the brigade military, a very low level echelon, we don't have tactical forces going forward. >> so you'd put them more in the fight? >> unfortunately, that's more at risk. i get that. but i would put them more in the fight. chris, the president has declared that defeating isis is a strategic interest of the united states. >> and based on what you've seen from this president so far, one, he'll increase the number of troops in iraq and, two, put them in a more dangerous vulnerable, and more effective fighting position? >> i think the chances of anything beyond marginal improvement are low. >> general hayden, thank you. thank you for joining us today. good to talk with you. >> thank you chris. >>> up next we bring back the panel to discuss the showdown over government surveillance. >>> now you can connect with "fox news sunday" on facebook and twitter. check out exclusive material on facebook and share it with other fox fans and tweet us us @foxnewssunday using #fns. be part of

we saw it from oracle in the 2000s and imb in the 90s and we'll continue to see it be a trend now in15. looks like mostly rumor at this point but you can imagine given the size and scale, diversity of sales forces business that it's a very attractive company for any large incumbent technology vendor trying to get into the cloud market aggressively. so there's very few assets or organizations that you could quickly use to get the scale and sales force someone of those. so that organization, that technology, that customer base is an incredibly attractive asset and that's why you would see a lot of interest in parties. now the question is why would sales force sale and i don't have a lot of insight into that. >> the leader in the cloud computing space. it will be interesting to see if we see further consolidation because this is becoming a crowded market. google microsoft among others. analysts tell me that's leading to pricing pressure which will ultimately lead to the commoditization of the cloud. that in itself is a big headwind for the tech players. >> aaron made a really interestin

promised live at the right to the east bay be sure freeways as a great commute this morning was simply imbed this matter couple little bit for some reason it's all little tricky from time to time but this is showing you the south bay where we really want to show you is this ride on interstate 80 and westbound direction. in see a 20 minute trip time now fire westbound ride here hercules down to a berkeley and you're right at the bay bridge toll plaza no backup when the maze or from the east shore a little sluggish from the minute but no delays there and you're right here the dublin interchange also a good one here were a problem free for westbound interstate 580 and you're right down to fremont coming out of dublin no delays on six a southbound. >> mark:happening today. a memorial service will be held for jordan almgren. the nine-year-old boy who was discovery bay. the public celebration of life is being held at the golden hills community church in brentwood. the family plans to hold a private service on a later date. almgren was stabbed at his home at the end of april. jordan's older brother

caller: imb soldier, sailor marine. i served my country and honor and believe.n may have been my choice and sometimes. i took the duty in honor of those before me. i have seen so much and followed the orders given to me, sometimes knowing i did not agree. the words don't come easy, and sometimes i can't speak of it but know that i felt their touch. i ask you to sit down and validate what i may be feeling. i am another human being. for what words may come forward, i may not have a clue. if you allow me, i may tell you. in honor of my country, i have held true, all for the glory of the red, white, and blue. i see their passing glances they are hard to take in. i have given so that there would be another day. i come back to my country not in the state that i expected to be. i may have come home, draped with the stars and states, do they spread my ashes as i wanted it to be? host: that was michael, unless caller this morning. we will see you right back here tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, wh