>> no, it's trance lucent. saying it was a gaffe but trance lucent. >> i don't know what that means. >> he doesn't know what the hell he is talking about. >> i thought he was clearly about men's emotions when i heard the quoted originally. >> really? i read it but i didn't read it that way. >> after he said, he said it might lead to people doing things that are not interested in the mission. it already happens to men, that men would be even more likely to do something when women were there. that is how i took it. that is what he says. >> by the way, i'm surprised you didn't call him out. israel doesn't allow women in combat but in fact they do? >> great. contrary to popular belief, i'm not an expert on all things. >> in the year 2000, israel established the infantry brigade >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> here is an interesting fact. women were barred from combat for a long time that men tried to protect and assist women rather than continue an attack but jeopardize.... >> that is jewish men. >> that is what santoru

remember alcatel-lucent? it was a high flier in the dot- com days and it has rallied strongly this year including a pop today and very heavy volume. shares jumped 13% today...giving it a 40% gain this year. today's buying came after reporting a full year profit for the first time in its combined history. it also announced plans to license certain patents. we saw a big winner and a big loser from last night's earnings calls. social networking website for professionals. shares rallied almost 18 percent. analysts were raising their price targets after a strong earnings report last night. but jean maker true religion apparel shed almost a third of its stock price thanks to a disappointing quarter. it's wholesale business fell at the end of the year. finally, with europe debating the latest bailout money for greece, the u.s. dollar saw some buying interest. the strength in the dollar led to some commodity selling, sending oil and gold prices lower. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: they grew up on play

but least visible on the market or program for lucent position is vision of some existing players. just with solutions when you don't need those stores little saw i think with him next year some other companies will think about rush market from a way to enter the market. that's all the news this hour. so. wealthy british scientists. like. martin finally. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines going into a report on our deep. at six thirty pm moscow time these are the top stories on our team israel blames iran for attacks on israeli diplomats in georgia. an india in which two people are found to have been injured. russia says it regrets the arab league winding down of observers working in syria and stresses the proposed peacekeeping mission can be deployed only once the government and opposition forces greet a cease fire. fire and protests in athens followed by chaos and looting as public outrage escalates after the greek parliament passes a new austerity bill to secure another e.u. ba

eventually directing the then largest initial public offering in history, the $3 billion spin-off of lucenties. >> we are out to be clearly number one. >> that deal put her on the map, turning her into a celebrity ceo who everyone just called carly, and it led to her hiring at hewlett-packard in 1999. she was just 44, the first woman to lead a company that big. founded in this garage during the depression by bill hewlett and dave packard, the once-dominant hp fell behind in the '90s, and the board of directors wanted carly to come in and shake things up. but she came up against a culture that didn't want to be changed. >> if someone offered a new idea, people would say, "oh, we don't do it that way. it's not the hp way." so it became a shield against change. >> she persevered, though, and in time orchestrated a huge change: the merger with compaq. >> yeah, this is a big damn deal, but we pull this off. the board backed the deal 100%, but merging with the more trendy, edgy compaq was seen by some insiders as an attempt to kill off the old hp way. it didn't help that she had made herself the

alcatel-lucent, a strong performance which may surprise when you hear revenue and adjusted profit bothed. adjusted profit down by 20% in the fourth quarter of last year. many clients of this company which is a gear maker have been cutting back on spending but strong cash flow and the last time they reported results the shares fell very hard so pulling back from that particular move. total down by 0.8% but thet profit that moved higher on the back of oil prices. this is the picture on the currency markets and we are looking at 1.3278 for the euro against the dollar. euro/yen at 103.16. euro/sterling 0.8388. against the aussie dollar up by 0.7% or so against the australian dollar. now the bond markets. yesterday, of course, we heard from the ecb and the bank of england, too. the ecb, mario draghi told us, the effects of the ltro still filtering through the markets, still more to come and saying that he expects the next three-year ltro will be substantial when it comes to the end of this month and we should be anticipating the impact on the bond market, too. in the meantime just 2% exactl

afternoon the sunshine not as bright for the second half of the day, high clouds equal that trance lucentight cloudy conditions. upper 30s to low 40s tomorrow morning. clouds begin to roll in late monday night. the rain will begin. tuesday morning will be a bit soggy. that morning drive could be a little hectic. we could definitely use the rain. scattered showers for the afternoon. then it's gone. the see the era may get a little moisture, not much snow expected. willing to know accumulation. today we're dry, mild. monday we have increasing clouds. monday night into tuesday here comes the rain. highs today 70 for santa rosa, 68 novato, mid-60s san rafael and sausalito, 66 berkeley, 67 in hayward, 68 san jose, 67 santa clara. 65 in the city, low to mid-60s for the coast, 70 in santa cruz. couple of dry days, then wet tuesday, then we're drying out and temperatures rebounding back to the mid-60s by thursday. >>> new, australian authorities are sending in helicopters and cargo planes to evacuate thousands of flooded-out residents. heavy rains pounded the eastern part of that country. rivers

she worked at lucent for ten years but that company went offshore.re, started as a welder and worked his way up to supplier quality engineer. >> it's extremely difficult to find a company of the caliber of cat pillar that has the benefits and you know, the opportunities here for career advancement, and just to find a company like this and to find a job is extremely difficult in this area. >> one of the jobs that i previously had was sent overseas. i think that we as americans, we have the capacity to build anything with quality. >> we get tax incentives for the number of employees we hire, also the investment we put into this facility, there were tax incentives for that as well. >> now that's key, general manager paul rivera says arkansas is fiercely competing for another multimillion-dollar plant coming to north america from japan, two dozen states are competing for that new plant and it's 1,400 jobs. the plant will build mini hydraulic excavatoexcavators. cat isn't moving here for patriotic reasons but for business ones. >> and that business was re

alcatel-lucent higher by over 16%. the operating profits and the revenue actually fell. makers said their clients are cutting back but last time they reported they had a big drop in their stock price. so coming back a bit from those levels today. total also out with figures. the stock down by 1%. the bonds have seen a real tightening between the german yields and what's going on in spain and italy. that is certainly being taken as good news because we are well below the levels in italy and in spain. while there's concern, joe, about what's going on in europe and about a lack of resolution in greece, doesn't seem to be hurting the bond markets. >> wow. i got a close-up shot here, beccy. can you go wide on me like maybe -- you can't get to cleveland, can you? how far back can you go? keep going. keep going. all right. that's a little bit easier on the eyes. we are joined in pebble beach -- talk about easy on the eyes, by one of our favorite "squawk" guest hosts, pimco managing director, we're just so glad. for me to be here when the alarm went off i was in shock. i was in

f earlier in the flight, john sawt an indicator that friendshipd sevens heatshield lucent threatening his reentry intowiti earth. with its world-class scientistss and engineer ls leading the ways in confident in its flight planning nasa decide to keep thp retro rocket pack attached to secure the heatshield.lanned as planned friendships ever into the earth's atmosphere withnn dn glenn describing the fireball reentry as one of the most exhilarating parts of thelight. flight.'s the it's a streak of light the people on earth can see in the in d sky, andes in dissent the capsud successful parachuted and splash down and splash down in the atlantic ocean east of the islands at 2:43 p.m. eastern time. uss know what retrieve friendship seven and brought glynn aborted ballot in ourard, nation pursuit of discovery in chewing its places in space ratc against the russian. just as important the flight of friendship seven and the courage of john glenn, inspirers generations of new scientists and engineers and aviators. it launched aew new era of spacf aerospace and defense itd t industries.ha advanc