to see, we are not going arm just displacing intel in its entirety. we will see intel needed.hey are the most powerful and best chips out there. we are needing the most powerful chips less and less. it is good news for arm. they can threaten that dominance, to a certain extent, googleused directly by rather than using intel chips. >> it is one of the first time that there has been such an affront on intel chips. let's get back to bob parker. how significant is this? it seems like a big deal. is a word that we use in the tech world. it will change the way that we see these big companies. >> absolutely. the first point to make is that, since 2009, we have been long the tech sector and we remain structurally long. clearly, one has to be careful in the tech sector because companies which today are dominant in their positions, are they going to be as dominant in five years? you used the phrase is rutgers. in the tech sector, that is very much going to happen. at the role of blackberry today relative to blackberry only five years ago. intel has inevitably got a very large market sha

established order being intel. >> of course intel is the dominant force.e is among the largest buyers of server processors which use intel chips. intel chips are the ferrari of chips. threatentherefore intel's market dominance. at the moment intel provides 95% of chips for server processors. 95% of the market rate and google is intel's fifth biggest customer. $500 million in intel server chips each year, according to capital markets. ,f you are a stockholder perhaps not too much need to panic. designing and building server chips from scratch, that can take up to three years for google. if you really need take supercomputer crunching of numbers and data, we have to use intel. this could make customers a little more push down prices for intel in the future. back to you. >> our european business correspondent caroline hyde. francine over to you. >> gm is selling at seven percent stake in peugeot. the american company but the anke last year as part of alliance to cut costs. that alliance did not pay off. ryan chilcote has more. ryan come in terms of share pric

up at $25 a share is not the time to buy intel. it rallied off the $23 number. >> true. >> the kicker, the company told you what will happen for 2014. this could be a turnaround story, and there could be more to intel. about you it's not right now. the reason is the pc shipments that make up more than half of the revenues, they'll be down. the company told you this, down 3.5% -- down 3.5 billion for next year. >> so they've priced that in already. >> they haven't priced it in. >> they told you that. >> they told, the stock got hit and rallying on, what, an upgrade from citi. whether you get real numbers, the reason intel hasn't sold off more is people think management was conservative in their guidance. i don't think it's there. they haven't made the full shift over to mobile yet. i think it may be a 2015 story. >> they won't make a full shift to mobile. neither of us think they will. >> right. >> the death of the pc is overstated. people that have smartphones can on do a certain amount of work on those, and the tablets. they're go

a big impact on intel should google follow through. google is intel's fifth largest client. communications is preparing an offer letter to acquire time warner cable. charter will offer less than $135 a share and delivered the letter as soon as next week. 2 other companies are keeping an eye and may make rival bids. there are new numbers on how popular it is. according to a poll, streaming viewers binge watch. they say watching multiple episodes of make the show more enjoyable. intel is close to a deal to launch oncue. people tell bloomberg an agreement could be announced as soon as next week. jon erlichman is back. this is a business that intel has spent a lot of time on. why so? >> that is what is so amazing that you would invest so many time and energy. we covered what apple has up its sleeve with the future of television and here is intel that has something that people have said is really cool. it has a lot to do with the ceo transition. paul is moving on. this project really started to build steam. intel house and build a lot of technology to showcase what its chips are

intel's behind, because what you got -- >> what's the catalyst for intel?e 40 million tablets. that's at the investor stage -- >> that's not their market. that's qualcomm's market. >> no, that's anywhere market! >> on the low end, the atom chip, they barely make money -- >> this is not about the atom chip. >> i want to hear about -- this is so controversial, i want to hear from the referee. >> from a portfolio perspective, betting on two disadvantaged tech players to come back and get it right and actually convince the market is a lot to ask, and move the needle. >> you don't like momentum and you don't like the laggards. >> i like the instinct for the laggards, but you have to mix it up. >> yeah, that's a flag. >> that's a flag. >> on behalf of everyone, thank you for giving them a voice. >> doc, thank you. >> let's go to the next playbook, a man that breaks bread with every single heavyweight in the financial industry or so he says. [ laughter ] or so he says. he's currently the managing partner at short hills capital, and before that, he was the co-head

to read more, go to nbr.com. >>> intel is at the top of the computer chip industry but also become a major force in the cutting edge development of robotics, including something called perception computing. a live look into the robotics lab, and what the chip maker is working on. >> reporter: inside intel's headquarters in santa clara, california a robot is hard at work. it's name is okulus and testing a tablet, zooming in on the screen, swiping past pages. it's doing all this so you can have a better experience when using the tablet yourself. no tv cameras have ever been inside this robot lab before but this is where a team uses robots to improve phones, tablets and notebooks. intel first sent psychologists around the country who gather information on how thousands of people interact. that is fed and can measure the quality of experience in precise ways engineers can understand and use to make products better. is your tablet providing a smooth scrolling experience. does your smart phone let you zoom in with ease? >> okulous can tell you. a few feet, inside a sound proof room, there

intel has created this thing. it's a robotic arm. you, a human, actually will like a particular new electronic product. david: no, no. liz: yes. we'll show it to you. david: wow. liz: first on fox business. david: general motors also announcing today it will invest $1.3 billion to create new manufacturing plants right here in the u.s. that is good news but what was behind the decision? and what will it do for american jobs. all that and a lot more coming right up. don't miss a thing. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. liz: drones, robots, very exciting time, right? but human testers for smartphones and tablets cou

intel has signed a partnership team.ith the football the stadium plaza will be named intel plaza completeith a fan experience zone where intel will show off gadgets. intel will also be a pervert tech provider for the stadium -- a preferred tech provider for the state in which is set to open next year. the nfl says it will strongly oppose a proposal by u.s. regulators to eliminate the sports blackout rule. the rule is 40 years old and encourages fans to attend live sporting events by keeping the games off tv while tickets are still available. the nfl said in a statement -- cory johnson is back with more from new york. >>intel will also be a pervert the federal communications commission is saying that professional football has the most blackouts of any sport. all 224 gameshed they broadcast. this is an interesting story. a football fan, it is close but the oakland raiders, i cannot see in my local market is often, they have been blacked out a lot over the last few years. >> people are not coming to the games as much as they used to depending on the franchise. we don't really know what the f

they look forward to this opportunity to be able to talk with intel gent intel -- intel intellgent people. >> our intention is to move to a weekly program. may be air it on the radio or on tv. we have been building our audience. in 2014 you will see us increase the number of times. >> the audience gets the participate. there is a panel up there, i assume you are the one hosting. >> i am. >> does the audience get to participate. >> we do favor topics. on our next program we'll talk about nelson mandela, we'll talk about the agreement in washington. we do that then we talk question from the audience. we do an news quiz at the end of the program and we invite the audience to come up and answer question. >> do you every use social media or do you have to be there. >> currently it's in person. when we get into online interaction we don't have a weekly program but every week on the huffington post we have a quiz. that's a way of keeping people engaged and we do stuff occasionally through facebook. >> do you allow the awance -- audience to respond. if you talk about nelson mandela do you let the

and google may be thinking about making its own chips bypassing intel. what does all this mean for consumers. we'll talk about that plus making cell phone calls on planes. we're getting closer to making that a reality but the backlash is already growing. bill, tell us about it. >> sue, a lot of people don't like the idea and now there's some in washington who are saying you know what if the agencies won't ban cell phone calls on planes we'll do it. we'll talk about the latest of this controversy when "power lunch" returns. business overni? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. hi honey, did you get the toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate ship

. >> intel is bettbig g wearable computing. intel is backing recon instruments.ng me is the cofounder and ceo. we met a few months ago at the intel event. the intel guys are very excited about the potential for your business. he was not just talking about ski goggles. >> this technology can go really far. we have always focused on athletes. we are creating targeted software experiences that provide relevant information. >> for example, your ski goggles, those goggles are interesting, they have the heads up display. >> the heads up display is on the right eye. you can still focus on where you are going. you will see the dashboard with the metrics that mean something to you. >> cycling as well seems like an obvious one. >> cycling is the leading use case. >> any piece of equipment you can possibly sell. >> sailing, there are many out there. >> google glass has this notion that it has gotten a lot of attention. i find it impractical, ridiculous looking. what is the approach compared to what you are doing? >> google glass has some challenges in terms of privacy conce

winning the intel fair was a dream come true. that got me into science. i thought, "wow, you can be a superstar with science", it was nigh dream. i was not expecting to win any awards. reaction. >> to see your child's childhood better? >> seeing someone like jack succeed at his age and sit in a booth with michelle obama, i think that will allow students to understand that it is possible that they could do it if they wanted to. . >> it's leaking to the bottom. don't mind that. >> it was a valuable lesson that i learnt. experiences, ideas. they don't get heard. as an influence on your ideas, they do get heard. >> jack is the thomas edison of our time. can you share your back story. >> i'm looking to adapt it to different diseases. what is cool is it's like a platform for the detection of a biological agent. alzheimer's, other forms of cancer, h.i.v. aids and heart disease. it's definitely interesting, and i'm still figuring it [ clapping ] >> >> what a cool kid. what is next for jack? >> jack is working on this big x prize, the tricore x prize, a device tha

julie, tell us what is going on with intel. >> they have had a decent year. markets. semiconductors have had a very good year. in part, because of the supply and demand picture. that intel is up about 25% year to date. the semiconductor index has risen by 38%. it has actually underperformed more broadly. they are undergoing a strategic change. it came out last year and said that sales would be little changed in 2014. stocks dropped. they also said they would focus more on designing chips that clients want, rather than what intel wants them to one. they also let other chipmakers makes chips at factories. it seems like 2014 will really be a transitional year for intel as it starts to make these changes. >> would you agree, craig? >> i would. intel is a unique company. they are a complete anomaly within semiconductors. it is not just driven by supply and demand. we have seen i get better over the last year. they have huge secular issues. if you think about the mega tech stocks that have had secular problems, usually it does not end well. they cut back and try to

that means intel products are widely used at levi stadium and a busy area with a fan zone called intel plaza. this is a perfect fit because the stadium is located in silicon valley will be a showcase for technology especially for enhancing fans' game day experience. >> today is free shipping day where how -- 800 online retailers have free shipping. it includes zappo, r.e.i., and nordstrom. >> we are shopping for healthier air that the blow this way. leyla gulen is checking that out here for mike nicco. >> i have free shipping for you, free air will shift the pollution out, the 11th consecutive "spare the air" day. it is murky in the distance. i want did show you what san jose looks like right now. you can see how much it is like pea soup, it is going to be another "spare the air" day. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd, radar satellite shows high clouds in the area, and those are pushing to the southeast and that is actually going to be followed by a trough of low pressure that will bring us cooler temperatures but until we get cooler temperatures, a possibility of drizzle and gusty w

intel is up nearly 1%.transaction would basically for verizon add to what they offer, could help boost the lucrative traffic they hope for. intel has been working on this, announced that last february with hopes to launch it by next year. that did not come to fruition. there are reports it may be about $200 million deal or less, there are other reports that say intel was hoping for 500 million, so they may be gravely disappointed with this. connell: we talk all the time about the natural gas boom, america's standing at the top oil producers in the world. our next guest is very well known, talking about it today. t boone pickens joins us now. always good to talk to you about all of these big issues. i would like to start with something new because from what i understand, you will be getting into the mutual fund, business. what is that all about? what are the plans for it? >> we have got some real talent in our organization, bp capital. it was an idea that came up from there. we are in an energy renaissance i

intel gadgets.ll move to levi stadium next year. staying with football, the nfl says", strongly opposes a proposal to eliminate the sports blackout rule. the rule is meant to encourage fans to attend live sporting events by keeping the games off tv while tickets are still available. the nfl tells bloomberg west, that while affecting very few games, the blackout rule is very important in supporting stadiums. how big of a threat is the proposal to the nfl? joining us, our editor-at-large cory johnson. amy, great to have you on the show. >> there is a lot of attention right now being placed on the fcc's recent statement. i believe the focus on that fcc perspective action is misplaced for two reasons. we don't know yet what the breadth or scope of the fcc's action may or may not eat. -- be. the focus should be and is on what team should be doing to entice fans to leave their homes and come to the stadium. i can share with you from my own experience that each of the 32 clubs and the league as a whole are

ad is not something that intel traditionally does.ay we why can't we find a partner who already has content right to work on a deal? they looked at a partnership idea and it has resulted in the ultimate they'll of this business to verizon. -- sale of this business to verizon. >> by the way, why is verizon paying up for this? >> if you think about what verizon has with files, here is something that competes. you guys were talking about directv, while the is the main nice footprint in video. they have the content. they become a nice fit for this technology. inizon is only available certain markets. if you want to roll out more markets, that is a big cost. there is a lot of infrastructure involved. the technology that intel has does not require that an kind of build up. service inoffer this a lot of markets without incurring a big infrastructure costs. >> jon erlichman joining us with breaking news about verizon. jeff, i want to go straight to you. expanding, andn you are trying to build on what you can offer, and then there is intel, wh

one very thoughtful technology organization which intel belongs to, an important employer, in my state estimated that the damages in terms of lost revenues result of these nsa practices would approach $35 billion between now and 2016. and i think it is going to be bad for the country, bad for their customers here. bad for their brand overseas.

just come back with all the intel and all is forgiven. i tell you what, to make you feel safe we'll meet you in a special amnesty zone. (laughter) folks, the n.s.a. is just doing their job! and they're just doing it in more places than you ever imagined. >> the n.s.a. activity didn't stop with e-mails or cell phones of foreign leaders according the guardian and the "new york times" which say the agency also spied on video games like world of war craft and second life. >> stephen: that's right, the n.s.a. is spying on second life-- a game for people who don't have a first one. (laughter) and thank god they are. the n.s.a. knows that online games are a target-rich communication network allowing intelligent suspects a way to hide in plain sight. and one n.s.a. worker described online games as "an opportunity" to get his dwarf rogue up to level 9. (laughter) so the n.s.a. went undercover in these virtual worlds with make-believe characters to snoop and try to recruit informers. in fact, so many different u.s. intelligence agents were conducti

under the deal one corner will be named intel plaza. there will be a fan experience center. and bloomberg silicon valley index is rising led by a nearly 6% gain. and pinterest is sharing top pins of the year showcasing over 600 items in 29 categories. top ten from scotland, iceland and jamaica. in food category low carb philly cheese steaks were pinned most. and three d printers are top-pinned in the tech world, larry, cheryl, back to you. >> bat kid turned spotlight over to wonder girl. vallejo pulled out all of the stops. >> the 10-year-old may be a cancer patient but this morning she was a super hero. >> her community thinks she's a hero. but when the 10-year-old monica romo opened the doors this morning she had no idea she was going to be a super hero for the day. with that, she was whisked away. a police escort got her to school where she was greeted to students waving signs and dressed up like their favorite super hero. >> i couldn't believe it. >> they did a flash mob dance to celebrate their hero. she as diagnosed with leukemia. she is now in remission. >> it's hard

. >>> powered by intel. that could be the ticket to the 49ers new stadium. it's to provide advanced technology in computers, bed devices, sensors and security and equipment. this will be an intel plaza, offering what the company calls, sand experience zone. 49ers are scheduled to begin playing there next year. >>> at and t park will make history. this year's contest will have two female officials. they will be part of a crew, from conference usa, officiating a game between byu and washington. it will be the first time two women will be the same. they had four female officials. first time women made up the majority of a college football officiating pool. >>> oakland police department passing out gifts with the help of santa. >> cute little guy, isn't he? this is the police chief that came along with us. >> underneath the santa outfit, is officer jim gordon, passing out toys for children, with the help of the chief and a few officers. this is department's 7th annual toy giveaway called motor santa. it's purchased by the employees of the traffic division and po

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to do a lot of work with intel. i keep hoping it's their time but they're still too pc oriented. >> there have been a few upgrades lately, not all to buy necessarily. but they have been mostly about the promise of mobile at intel. this is a little more concrete in. >> it is. if you believe in this upgrade, go by hewlett packard because it's the hewlett packard business that might be driving it or the enterprise, that's a fancy word that analysts use to say companies are liking it. >> even afters year hb has had -- >> yes, you want to own it. boom. you want to own it. >> talk about leadership all year long. >> you mentioned big lots, they don't execute that well, meg whitman at hewlett packard executing really well, intel executing really well but selling a product people don't want, the personal computer, unless david was saying look what we got in front of us. if companies have to do a refresh and buy a lot of equipment, they may use hewlett packard. >> and in the news, nelson mandela passed away at the age of 95 a

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just come back with all the intel and all is forgiven. i tell you what. to make you feel safe, we'll meet you in a special amnesty zone. >> don't take the feed. >>> in sports, "monday night football" was low scoring but certainly not boring. ravens at lions. take it to the fourth quarter. lions trailing 15-10. they get six but miss a two-point conversion. lions up by one. then with seconds left, the ravens go for a 61-yard field goal. look that the puppy! justin tucker's sixth of the night. it makes it. ravens squeak out a win, 18-15 with that beauty. in control of an afc wild card berth. the lions prove they can't close, despite having a fourth quarter lead. >>> a seattle car dealership loves its seahawks so much, how much, you ask? well, they put out a bet. in the seahawks shut out the giants, $420,000 would be evenly split between 12 winners that were drawn. well, the seahawks won, 23-0. the owner saying he didn't expect them to do it. good thing that he bought a $7,000 insurance policy to pay that prize money. lucky guy. >>> $14 million in studies wer

. >>> intel was the best performing dow stock today after city analysts upped his rating to buy from neutral. the endorsement came because the analyst noted increased corporate demand for personal computers, even though the overall pc market was declining. intel rose more than 2% to 24.8 2. >>> investors will get better returns from overseas markets like europe and japan in 2014. he's mark, chief strategist. good to have you with us. let's talk about the outlook for the u.s. markets in light what many people expect is going to be the gradual lessoning of federal reserve stimulus in the economy. >> well, we're expecting 2014 to be an improving year in u.s. domestic growth. what we see here in the latter quarter of 2013, i think is setting up for pretty descent things leading into next year. with the lose of fiscal fraction caused by the sequestered cuts, that will be weaned out of the economy in 2014 coupled with an uptick in consumer business and spending. we think we can tease escape velocity before we leave 2014. >> as tyler was introducing you, he said you're also seeing really go

. >>> and intel getting an upgrade. we were actually just talking about intel yesterday.mick who said this was his pick. >> the target going to $24. so it's bakally where the price is now. i just want to throw this in because of another piece of news. they signed a very bizarre sponsorship deal with barcelona soccer team, one of the most popular in the world. the intel logo won't be on the outside. it's on the inside under the flap. so when the players score and they pull up their shirt, you're going to see it. but, like, it's on the inside of the shirt. and you can't even read it. anyway. >> okay. well, whatever. okay. zeiling from a neutral to a buy. >> same call as intel. same analyst. this one a little more bullish. raising the target from 40 to 50. that's about 25% upside. also, jmp securities initiative coverage with a market outperform and an even higher priced target of 55. stock right now is at $43.62. >> we've also got oracle getting a double downgrade. >> morgan stanley slicing it to an overweight. rbc cutting it. rbc citing valuation. interesting because the s

david: intel was never a rider on this bull market. intel was always staying around 21, 20 two.we were talking about financials. so much what happens in the financials is depends on what the fed does. blackrock was a big winner. are you sticking with financials. >> we're sticking with citi group. david: why citi? >> they are only one trading below tangible book value and trading 10 times earnings which is pretty low for the financial sector right now and has great international. david: what are the risks for citi? >> financial instability. higher interest rates. those are probably two the main risks. david: they don't gain with higher interest rates? >> they would argue -- david: loan operations are better. >> loan operations are better and margins should widen. often times investors don't like and sell financials stocks when interest rates rise even though banks may benefit. lori: talk autos, gm, right, over ford? big news with the management shake-up? >> we think, gm has more to go in terms of restructuring its operations and improving itself than ford does. it was a pretty cl

. >> how come intel and amd, the companies are dominated pcs for decades don't dominate mobile gadgets? basically a different kind of thing? >> that's question tough ask them. >> why are you doing so well? >> well, we -- from the outset, we focus olded on designing very small, very low power processor as a building block that could be put into a chip that could doing? else that something else was going to be the outset, we didn't know what the answer was so we tried to design things which are going to be generally useful in lots and lots of different markets and found to be. >> i know you have been around a long time, i found computers in the '90s, technology, the vision mobile devices would be everywhere. >> really, the vision was around creating this process standard, building an ecosystem of other companies who are going to make it easier to integrate into other device. when it started, we were developing chips for apple newton, that needed to run off a battery, performance and low power consumption. those features just turned out to be use envelope pretty much every other part of e

just come back with all the intel and all is forgiven.ou what, to make you feel safe, we'll meet you in a special amnesty zone. >> okay. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now in the studio for the first look at politics is "newsday" columnist and analyst. good morning to you. >> take the deal, ed. take the deal. >> that's what i want to talk about. you know this federal judge says it's likely that what the nsa has been doing with all of that is unconstitutional. i want to read to you what the judge said. he said, "i am not convinced that the nsa's data base has ever truly served the purpose of identifying terrorists." this ruling is still pending an appeal by the government. is this in a way a vindication for snowden? >> we would not be in this court, there would not thb ruling if it were not for the leaks that came from snowden. a lot of people didn't like what he did. >> we wouldn't have ever known about this. >> but truly, there have been aefrts in the past to get this into open federal court. this is the first

after two years of testing tablets, they decided on a company from palo alto thanks to intel's decision to back the start up. >> we wanted to make sure anyone we partnered with was experienced in large-scale deployment and intel is. >> reporter: the tablet was the first designed for restaurants. >> a 20 hour battery life. it is rugged for spills and drops you see in the restaurant environment. it has a built in credit card reader. >> reporter: the testing showed an average of getting customers in and out eight minutes faster. tips rose 20% and customers spent about 10% more. >> it allows you to upsell a little bit. it never forgets to suggest. if i order a steak it will suggest a glass of red wine with. that. >> reporter: at the specialties in santa clara there are two restaurants and seven ipad ordering stations. >> this is a great system. >> reporter: specialties founder says that his restaurant was an early adopter of technology ten years ago. >> no one else was doing it. >> reporter: 25% of instore transactions go through the ipads which feature photos of the food and remember all o

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intel has underperformed for years. think you have to wait until the stock closes above 26 to get excited. that's where it breaks out. here i think you're flipping a coin. >> let's get to retail. dan looking at a standout in the retail sector which was weak today. >> it was weak. 4% off the all time highs it made last week. but you know, macy's had one of the most fantastic quarters of all retailers that reported. and the stock broke out, like i said, to new all times after the q-3 report, trigger today, 10,000 of the january 55 calls, paying 51 cents, that was out right, it was to open. that trade making a bullish bet in the next month. that stock will be up 8% or higher to break even on that. so to me, i think if you want to play this one, i don't know if you have to play the calls, use 50 the breakout level as your stop. >> seasonally according to history, we have seen the peak for retailers. >> you have extreme competition, we talked about the pressure on margins, we're going to talk about in the pops and drops, gap

the chief of saul's intel agency also said that times two closest call to announce the eu high intensity it. i'm rested and then publicly executed late last month the nis also confirmed cousins brother in law and that therefore silly called decker bus. after like two minus two hundred. solis is not the person's abilities may get from a conflict of interest is to make senior minutes of the story. in a bid to solidify his power to keep telling us all to place dozens of high ranking officials with the un officials and police and fifteen. the number of executions has also increased significantly from seventeen last year to forty days the air. and the north korean leader is also pouring some five hundred million dollars into building exhibitions design idolize the national intelligence service also said milton provocations and regrets for what we are on the rides. if not we had a good point about sixty attack trekkers and about to put a heavy artillery units closer to its border with south korea despite all these moves for it that's in his power not that cheap the freebies intelligence agency

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intel against us by talking about classic intel against us and they also mentioning cables the spokesman f.r.a. didn't give any comments but. when axed asked about being. seen as a leading partner that's the way that spell it in these documents it for a is a leading partner to n.s.a. then he says ok that's flattering he ses so that's the only comment we have received so far british investigative journalist polish mara thinks the snowden leaks show the real extent of international mass surveillance everybody knows everybody spies on everybody else that we don't know the extent i think what's going on here is we will always know for a long while that the swedish. capability is. developed that is worth a lot with the british intelligence in the past but as with all things to do with snowden's documents there's one thing before experts on the outside think oh you know suspecting that we are under all sorts of civilian lives it's quite another when we start to get the evidence that the sheer scale of international mass of individuals government sheer scale of it is absolutely phenomenal. desp

i usually call intel a door stop because it never goes anywhere. look at it today.oing that far but citigroup says buying ended is up 3%, a big gain for intel. struggling sears is going to spin off land's end. what happens to the stock? is up $0.61 liz nevermind the split between conservatives and the tea party. now centrist democrats are splitting with the far left over taxes, senator elizabeth warren's proposal for $1 trillion in taxes. mary kissel with the wall street journal editorial board is smiling. is this for real? is there a real split here? not something i am inventing. is there a split? >> it is a struggle for the heart of the democratic party. you saw a obama pull the party itself ought to the left at you see centrists coming out and say and what are we doing? look at the polls, look what happened in colorado where voters rejected a tax hike to fund public education. look at history. populism works on college campuseses but looks a guy like bill bradley or howard dean it doesn't really work. stuart: we are riding a big piece, your newspaper. >> reading

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