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we've got france, germany, italy among the e.u.es pressuring google now to change its privacy policy. tech expert says it is very telling when countries who can want fix problems tell google to fix its privacy mess joined by privacy advocate, christopher. what do you think of that? i don't get what you're saying. >> well, look, i think google's an attractive target, but i think that the problem goes way further than google. people decide every day to use google's products. there's tradeoff with the choice. liz: wait a sec, so, chris, you know, the viewer doesn't like their e-mails, passwords, addresses, photos, their information has been picked up, case after case, saw a big one, google settled with 38 states over the mapping software that picked up the personal information. i mean, to the point, saying, you know, go on google at your own risk, is that the way the viewer should think about this? >> google tracks you everywhere on the web, whether ewe use a google service. they are present through the ad network or youtube, and be m

you have countries like france italy and spain as part of the zone in germany which has a tradition because of the 20s of stable money and lower inflation. there was a desire to bring some of the credit from the german central bank to all of europe so a lot of the ways it set up in frankfurt, they have a single mandate to maintain low and stable inflation under 2%. >> host: the difference was that is the fed has a mandate to worry about unemployment. they also aim to keep unemployment low. >> guest: it's kind of in the water when you see these. even though people of all nationalities are working there is the german approach that we at the central bank need to focus on, stable crisis and everything else will take care of itself. >> host: it's kind of bizarre new look back on at the trichet raise interest rates during the crisis. >> guest: at a couple of junctures it seemed like it. right before lehman went under in the entire world collapsed and then again in the spring and summer of 2011 just as we entered at darker phase they are being crisis and the risk of europe falling apart the recess

his entire life has been about creating a united europe in setting up france and germany and italy and spain. you have a united europe that has its own currency, has deep ties between nations. that is his life's project. he became president of the european central bank in 2003. you know, he is in many ways of veteran of these battles, what is called the paris club, working out debt in latin american government debt and latin american and other emerging-market countries in the late 80's and early 90's. he is a crisis fighter. it is in his bones. use a negotiator. he is an arm twister. you can get a deal done with these to be. a less experienced economists. ben bernanke or marvin came, bigger economic thinkers, but he is a skill for maneuver and operator anti-government or central and tax. >> host: bernanke open the spigots of money in the u.s. as we illustrated the beginning. then they bought trade about to -- trade dollars in bonds. the european bank has been less aggressive. is that because they are different or is that just a difference of view between the two? >> guest: it is more t

countries like france and italy and spain and germany, which has very much a tradition is the 20th ofstable money and mobilization. there is a desire to bring the german central bank so a lot of the ways it is that is a single mandate to maintain under 2%. >> host: the fed has to worry about unemployment and inflation. >> guest: they also aim. even though there's people of all nationalities work in iraq, it's the german approach we need to focus on, stable crises. everything else will take care of itself. >> host: is kind of desire he raised industries? >> guest: in the summer of 2008, right before the entire world collapsed and again in the spring and summer 2011, which is just as we entered the european crisis company or did fall into recession and making to the braves. >> host: what grade do you think of your? >> guest: he was unable to do some of his successor has been able to do. i'll bring him down to the sea because on the one hand he was able to corral some things uncomfortable for that organization. in may 2010, wanted to bond markets to relieve the pressure on portugal, irel

because they talk about an area with different political issues and growth prospects with germany or france or italy or spain they will not take a single-minded approach but that does not mean they will not provide additional support. by doom see them to shore up the financial system to provide enough liquidity we do not see the risk to permeate to become a structural issue. >> earnings you are out of luck we will get about 3% earnings growth but current expectations are 5% so that shows be our on track to get 6 percent over the year. lou: the outlook for the markets? >> it is still two steps forward and one step back. they do not move in a straight line but with the backdrop of moderately improving economic growth and a decent earnings outlook that suggest the market will go higher. lou: and a positive reaction to the president's budget? i could not help that. i could not resist. [laughter] thank you. always good to talk with you. now a remake of the 1981 movie evil dead earning $26 million and tying for second place are the croods and third-place g.i. joe retaliation. facing jail time because she

france is leading the effort with britain, netherlands, germany, spain and italy. >> mike nicco has the forecast. >> we are transitioning from the low clouds and fog to high clouds and sunshine. you can see how beautiful it looks from emeryville and a look at custody's temperatures, they will be warmer than yesterday. we will do the same thing tomorrow and i will give you an update on when the rain comes in and which commute it will mess up on thursday. >> but, first, a search for ensure as, president obama's mission to secure common problems of the brain. >> later on the falcons >> daly city, dublin/pleasanton, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> authorities in hen dough send county have issued a silver alert for a missing 75-year-old woman who has not been seen since leaving her home yesterday. authorities say she has early stages of dementia and could be confused as to where she is. she could be driving to texas and could be driving there. she owned a minivan 58gn279. if you see her, please call the police. >> president obama is asking congress to spend $100 millio

in a joint interview with five newspapers from france, germany, italy, spain and poland, cameron defended his pledge to hold a national referendum saying ignoring uk concerns would create greater uncertainty and .that the european union is right for reform. mr. cameron is in spain today and then will travel to france and he meets angela merkel after that. at the same time, tens of thousands have been in the streets over the weekend protesting unemployment. unemployment has risen to record highs in recent years as mother than 5 million people out of work. as recession deepens and the economy contracts, yucker workers have been hit the hardest with spain's youth unemployment soaring to over 50%. in spain, we have reese baiting of profites from santander. they've restated their 2012 net profit at 2.295 billion euros versus the 2.205 previously reported. so that's actually stated them slightly higher. i'll just remind you we've got a number of earnings to focus on. alcoa kicking off the first quarter earnings season. the company forecast to earn 8 cents a share. that's revenue of around $5.9

france is leading the effort with britain, netherlands, germany, spain and italy. >> mike nicco has theorecast. >> we are transitioning from the low clouds and fog to high clouds and sunshine. you can see how beautiful it looks from emeryville and a look at custody's temperatures, they will be warmer than yesterday. we will do the same thing tomorrow and i will give you an update on when the rain comes in and which commute it will mess up on thursday. >> but, first, a search for ensure as, president obama's mission to secure common problems of the brain. >> later on the falcons feathering their ron: years ago i made a promise to provide the best for my family, in sickness and in health. carol and i needed help figuring out what's covered by medicare and what's not. so we turned to the same folks we've relied on for health insurance all these years. announcer: ron and carol called anthem blue cross and found an affordable medicare supplement insurance plan that pays for many of the costs that original medicare won't. now they have the confidence to keep making memories for years to come.

italy is number two, in europe. far ahead of france. behind germany, of course, but number two. so, it's a real economy and huge small and medium sized situation, italy has suffered the problem but about 150 years the same suffer, and always survived. italy is totally -- italy -- italian population is proeuropean. of course, silvio berlusconi is -- we will not do it. you should ask why has berlusconi been so successful for more than ten years? interesting question. changed? no. the story of -- if you look what happened -- what has been agreed, even in washington summit,too big to fail will never happen. if you translate the principle of too big to fail in reality, it means the normal has not said, as long as things are well, as the banking make a lot of profit, and the bankers know, and as soon as they have a problem, too big to fail, and decided it never happened, and therefore it will not happen. therefore we need the liability that will be even part of the european mechanics. and of course, bond holders later on secured depositors and then the member states, and then if needed

we like the lenders being long say germany and italy and short markets like france.than looking for one in an outright shift in direction in the year. >> where they can restructure them, or simply return cash to shareholders. the cash return is another very attractive prospect for investors. >> and we had an auction today, as well. it's the italians face the -- the new italian government face aes confidence vote and the auction was pretty well received. bid to cover ratio was a little higher in march. they raised 6 billion across the five and ten years. yields have come down, as well. the five-year auction yield came in at 4.84%, lower than the cash rate you might expect. you always get a bit of a discount. it was 3.63 in march. the ten-year auction yield, 3.9 the 4. kind of trading at 3.96 on the cash market. again, lower from the 4.66% that we had in the march auction, as well. so all received fairly well. it's worth pointing out those italian ten-year yields at the moment are less than 60 basis points away from the all-time low on italian debt yields, which was in

norway's got a denmark, sweden, italy, germany just did away with it. britain wants it back. france doesn't want it back. the french don't care what they do as long as they pronounce it correctly -- [laughter] if you've ever seen that, no, they've got that show on grammar and pronunciation, it's really wild. and then a bunch of eastern european countries still have that, and the germans argued that this was for the civilization, we do this for, you know, the deutscheland. my mother, me sainted irish mother was vivian, i can get away with that ethnically, all right? half irish. you know conrad term the germans? you know what he called them? after this is -- before, as they were coming into nato, he said they are a nation of -- we are a nation of carnivorous sheep. [laughter] which means they needed to have some kind of structure, military structure for the civilization of the germans. okay. so that gives you some stuff. other questions? anybody want something? i'm going to hang and here tonight, by the way. the books have arrived, i understand, and before you raise -- it's a marketin

italy is in a date the session. font itself is of course has unemployment going up and they're really seeing the difference there between germany and france emerging the euro and its current structure is not working and there needs to be a change of course need little older western can do it other countries can do it as well so what say in a nutshell the fact that i some wasn't even further integrated in the e.u. actually was it to its benefits would help to climb back up that slippery pole absolutely gave it the flexibility and freedom of action that it needed being constrained within the e.u. austerity and the long exchange rate of the single currency not the way forward that doesn't help creative action helps in iceland is just a small nation in the middle of the atlantic three hundred twenty thousand people if that country can get its economy moving again get unemployment down fall and directing investment in other countries such as italy can of course do well as well with all their traditional strengths but what countries are in the euro they have no picture robert friendship times the brute group much appreciated operation. the numb

italy's number two in europe. far ahead of france. behind germany, of course, but number two. economy, they have huge, small and medium-zed economy situation in, especially in north. italy has suffered the problem of north and south, but it's about 150 years they suffer, and they have always survived. therefore, in some ways they will find it. italy's totally pro-european. italian population is really pro-european. of course, like -- [inale] ded -- bear lues sconeny should leaf the eurozone. that's quite a good idea, no? [laughter] we will not do it. but you should ask why has bear lu sconeny been so successful for ten years? it's an interesting question. the story of the berlin is if you look what has been agreed even in this washington summit, too big to fail will never help. we have to find solution. if you translate the principle of too big to fail in reality, it means the moral hazard that as long as things are well, the banking make a lot of profits and the bankers as well, and as soon as they have of a problem, experts pay. that is too huge and too big to fail, and we ha

look at foreign policies, you can see europe is as it is and germany, and ask what we never can do because we have the history of france. italy for superran integration at well but without france it will never. so, of course i would prefer to have the stronger position of france, but by the way, i am optimistic that they will say -- the are doing a lot of making reforms, as they implemented some -- make a lot of decisions. they would not have -- cut expenditures, deficit by cutting expenses, and relation is two-thirds cutting and one-third -- maybe you can send from one from the negotiation team to palace to help, and overcome the different position. uk would have been better from the very beginning if uk would have combine itself as part of the european continent, but they didn't. but of course, mentioned continental europe. not uk. if you look at -- we have situation -- at if you look at e situation properly, and has to be careful. i think it's -- my -- the more we succeed in our common european -- the sooner uk can join. the more difficulty there will be a little bit there. suffer a major discussion in society, you can fol

>> we need see, germany and france hold the key, but i get the sense that spain and italy have said listene played by the rules. we've done everything you wanted. >> we've had numrs of unemployed in france, for example, how confident are you that we'll get anything near the bottom for the two largest economies? >> i think what you needed to see was a mindset change and then you can get a bottom and once you get governments to say, you know what? growth is really needed. you'll know that the growth is needed if they ever say listen and we'll stop focusing on carbon emissions and we'll stop worrying about environmental worries and bingo, that means they'll come back. >> some companies it's extraordinarily important in terms of letting them grow and then it rebounds through china. >> and they're not great either. >> china, the chicago fed comes out and it looks not so bad. >> i think the best quarter of last week was d.r. horton which shows the housing market was still alive and the first quarter was at&t, and if you're the fed and says small business is back yet and we're not done because sm

of germany, very literate society, about 4700 different newspapers in germany, that's more newspapers than england, france, and italy combined at that time, and only a small percentage of them, 60 of them were nazi newspapers. now, what -- so, there were a variety of opinions expressed from all political viewpoints. there were some that said you should shut down the nazi paper. they cracked down on them. the nazis said it's a violation of free speech, violating our rights, and there were some liberal journalists, and of course once they come into power, and going the is very much aware of this particular program in response of the efforts by certain governments around the world to censor con tent online. there's a campaign to promote free and open internet so let's take a look at it. ♪ >> [inaudible conversations] ♪ [inaudible conversations] >> i think google does that very well, very well, now, in a democratic society, who is left with determining the boundaries of free speech? >> you know, so there's excellent new piece in the new republic calling it the deleters, and he talks about who are in charge are intermedi

germany in particular. the xetra dax only down by 0.25%. and we're seeing the rally extend across france where the figures were a touch better. the ftse mib in italyadding another 0.3% and the ftse up about 0.4%. sterling is below 1.52. we'll get to that in a second. here is what's happening in the bond space, though. italy, we should put the italian ten year up all morning. 4.04%. so not far away from falling below 4%. we are looking at multi year lows, the lowest since 2010 for italian and spanish debt. interesting to see, we're getting a bid, though, in u.s. and german bunds which suggests that despite the fact peripheral debt is doing quite well, investors are still concerned about the global growth outlook. just turning now to bourses, sterling after that public sector finance data which came in better than expected, but there's still concern about the british economy. we're seeing sterling back below or at least it was a second ago back below 1.52. u.s. consumer spending, though, continues to climb in 2013 and japanese retailers are queueing up to cash in. who is making a play for the u.s. retail market? here is the story live out of tokyo.

germany continues to be the better performer out of these marks although great britain was also up which was somewhat encouraging and markets like spain and italy and to a lesser extent, france, they just got so many economic headwinds, flat is not that bad and it's the new up, as they say. ? your price target is $43 which is basically where we are at the moment and what is the best way of making the best dividend in your you know verse. they've had a phenomenal run and we're seeing everybody move in and each with the move today coke is still slightly underperforming the group and there's been this fun flow issue. what you have to look at is some of the staples names and that's why we've had more of a preference for the beverage names and the neutral on coke not withstanding and some of the household product names are more expensive. so a name like pepsi where they're benefiting from some of the same trends and should return to earnings growth this year, that's probably our preferred name in beverages right now. >> thank you for your time, from j.p. morgan as coca-cola reports. >> the volatility in gold are certainly sending investors into a tailspin. is the general public l