jack bogle is with us. would he think of this, jack?is out of nowhere there. >> always good to be back with you, neil. it is a great idea. there is that tax dodge going on out there. the government in good conscience has to take action. i have a little bit in my new book called ideas for everything. ideas are a dime a dozen. implementation is everything. this is a good idea to get everybody out in the open. but the implementation is everything. as i look at this and read the complaints from all of these bankers, they are saying that we have all these little clients and so on. there is no reason in the world that i can think of where we can't limit the disclosure to a council decision. neil: when he think, a million older? >> i would say something much lower than that. $70,000, it could be 500,000. neil: but the people that hold those accounts, that we might as well be chasing the hard way because they are going to feel that they are being scrutinized by the government, and a lot of them are doing nothing wrong. >> well, i don't know who

we'll talk with investing legend jack bogle.on't want to miss what he thinks about this rally. google's chief business officer with us today. we'll talk about everything from the possible patent battle with ap toll the new tablet and answer to iphone 5. amazon is seeing a sales spike in california ready to begin collecting sales tax there. will that new tax take a bite out of amazon's bottom line as they're introducing new fire and new kindle. we'll look at that coming up. michele is here to explain the abcs of the ecb seeing you at the top of the hour. brian? >> thank you very much. >>> very quickly, folks, i might be right about the amazon blimp. look at that. a giant curtain over a giant building looks set to drop. new video. julia boorstin's head popping up in to the picture. more when they drop that curtain. hey, you never know. >>> all right. you can toss your phone charg chargers, folks. researchers at wake forest university have new technology to turn your body heat in to power. let's bring in professor david carroll. hi