navy federal credit union. >>> we're back with lieutenant general larry james at the pentagon. sir, let me ask you the question about how you managed to analyze all of the information you're gathering and i've asked this question of air force leaders over the year. each one of these air a craft is gathering more and more data than ever before and at one point you said you needed # 100,000 more airmen. how much is real. how are you dealing with solving the big data problem you're facing. >> first let's talk about the hundred thousand number. that was a ran study that said if we did nothing differently if terms of how we processed data weld need one hundred thousand people to do this job. frankly we're not going to get that. i like to use our next generation, wide motion sensor on the r and d side ask that will create the equivalent of 85 years of high definition videos in one day. that gives you a sense of the size of data we're talking about from just one sensor. so the reality is we have to have the machines help us prose all this data so the human can get to the things he doe

james, i will take spending cuts when i can get them. >> exactly, larry. >> go ahead, james. >> that'sepublicans learned to love the sequester. president obama is giving them a menu of bad options. this is the one modest step, baby step toward reform, toward fiscal sanity that tells private markets maybe there is hope that the government will pull back. maybe if you want to think optimistically you make the case for tax reform, regulatory reform to get the growth up. tax reform to the president means more money for the government. you take spending reforms where you can get it. >> let me make this simple. i consider much of what's been said so far to be ideological. you said there would be no math on this but c plus i plus g. we all believe that. in an economy that has -- >> wait a minute. >> in an economy with an output gap. >> hang on. >> if you cut government spending we will shrink. >> consumption plus investment is 3.4% at an annual rate. >> great. >> it did fine. it was the g. you had one-off trade deficit issues and one-off inventory issues. the problem was the g. >> i don't dis

. >> susie: so, james, you just got off the conference call with the c.e.o. of google, larry page. did he give any sense of whether this momentum is going to continue for 2013, of strong earnings and revenues? >> yeah, well, i mean, typically google is somewhat circumspect in terms of their outlook, but in terms of their fourth quarter terms, they were happy with them. geographically they beat my expeations in all of their major geographies, and there was nothing they pointed to in the call that would indicate that momentum is changing as we starter the year. >> susie: how about in terms of ad sales. on the call, they said that google is running on -- firing on all cylinders, to quote them. can google build on that momentum? >> yes. i mean if you look at their positions and other major geographies, and the fact that they're handling the transition to mobile search fairly well, it seems like they're in pretty good shape. one thing i point out is that the cost per click, which is metric, which a lot of investors have focused on, was down again in the fourth quarter, but the declines

larry beil is here. you were out at the warriors game tonight. >> lebron james in town.ill be able to get a lot of discount the falcons gear after the game on sunday. going at a reasonable price. the warriors welcome lebron james and the heat to town and lebron is making h coming up tonight. unintended consequences. the sudden surge in bay area gun and am nation sales even in places you wouldn't expect. and the world's first moisturizing genes. what they do and how much they cost. those stories and more coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that is what the world needs i said for years. you got my attention. >> my eyes are are glued. >> yeah. oh, brother. move forward. >> let's get -- can only get into trouble going backwards. the defending nba champions came to down. the warriors without curry who tweaked his ankle again in practice. they say it is not that serious. turned into a record-setting night from lebron james. curry in street clothes for the first time this season and the warriors really missed him. harrison barnes with a corner three and jack starting in place

larry beil is here now and warriors in town. >> sellout crowd. did not get to see what they wanted though. unless you are a lebron james fan.mps come to citadel. lebron james on a >>> good evening. the defending champions from miami came to town. the warriors without curry who eke tweaked his ankle at practice. it is not serious. it was a record-setting night for lebron james. the warriors missed him badly. he started the game off nicely and corner of three. and jarod jack started with 15 points. 12-10 warrior lead. they would not lead again. dwyane wade benched in the fourth quarter and playing with passion and knocked down at 15 points. lebron in the passing lane and going coast to coast. with authority. second quarter and miami up 10. lebron toying with green, pull up jumper to give him 17 points a couple possessions later. james at 28 is the youngest player in nba history to score 20,000 career points. blowout city. chris bosh, 60-38 miami. and then in transition the alley and lebron and the oops. 10 assists and 7 bounds and bosh for three as the heat pay back golden state for the win in miami last month. 92-75. it wasn

larry beil is here now and warriors in town. >> sellout crowd. did not get to see what they wanted though. unless you are a lebron james fan. champs come to citadel. lebron james o >>> good evening. the defending champions from miami came to town. the warriors without curry who eke tweaked his ankle at practice. it is not serious. it was a record-setting night for lebron james. the warriors missed him badly. he started the game off nicely and corner of three. and jarod jack started with 15 points. 12-10 warrior lead. they would not lead again. dwyane wade benched in the fourth quarter and playing with passion and knocked down at 15 points. lebron in the passing lane and going coast to coast. with authority. second quarter and miami up 10. lebron toying with green, pull up jumper to give him 17 points a couple possessions later. james at 28 is the youngest player in nba history to score 20,000 career points. blowout city. chris bosh, 60-38 miami. and then in transition the alley and lebron and the oops. 10 assists and 7 bounds and bosh for three as the heat pay back golden state for the win in miami last month. 92-75. it was

larry beil is here now and warriors in town. >> sellout crowd. did not get to see what they wanted though. unless you are a lebron james fan.mps come to citadel. lebron james o [ fingers tapping ] [ rain pattering ] [ heels clicking ] [ female announcer ] yoplait light tastes great now... ♪ ...and feels great later 20 delicious flavors of yoplait light, now at 90 calories each. yoplait, it is so good! the defending champions from miami came to town. the warriors without curry who eke tweaked his ankle at practice. it is not serious. it was a record-setting night for lebron james. the warriors missed him badly. he started the game off nicely and corner of three. and jarod jack started with 15 points. 12-10 warrior lead. they would not lead again. dwyane wade benched in the fourth quarter and playing with passion and knocked down at 15 points. lebron in the passing lane and going coast to coast. with authority. second quarter and miami up 10. lebron toying with green, pull up jumper to give him 17 points a couple possessions later. james at 28 is the youngest player in nba history to score 20,000 career points. blowout city.

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