riflemen mark marshall. from the second battalion the duke of lancaster regiment, sean dorsey. from 36 engineer regiment royal engineers, first battalion guards, lt. douglas. from first battalion scots guards, and sergeant david walker. these men of exceptional bravery are great courage and skill whose loss is deeply felt. we send our profound condolences to their families and loved ones. meeting with others in addition to my duties in the house i thought of such duties today. >> i am sure everyone will want to associate themselves with the prime minister's comments. my prime ministers never shared -- they paid for the bailout. what will my friend give me when they give their money back that threatens our services and we will not ever squander this investment on a halfback public share offer. >> we have imposed a 50% national insurance tax on bank bonuses which has to be paid by everybody paying cash bonuses over the next year and we insisted on the application of the g 20 rules which means cash bonuses cannot be paid and can only be paid at a later date. we are also working fo

from sixth battalion the rifles attached to the third battalion, the rivals, rifleman mark marshall. from the second battalion, the duke of lancaster regiment, sean. from 36-inch in regiment, royal engineers, from first battalion guards, lieutenant douglas. from first battalion, lance sergeant david walker. these were men of exceptional bravery. of great courage and great skill whose loss is deeply felt. each and every one of them was a hero dedicated to their colleagues into their mission. we send our profound condolences to their families and loved ones. mr. speaker, this point i am eating in addition to my duties in the house. i shall have such meetings later today. >> i'm sure everyone in house want to associate himself with the prime minister's comments. my constituents never said in the own associate my constituents pay to bail out the banks. what assurances will my right honorable friend give me that they will give their money back, that they will not allow corporate greed and that we will not ever squandered this investment on a half-baked public offer? >> mr. speaker, first

mark. high temperatures today. again not bad. 42 bwi marshall. snow melling quickly, too, because of the high water content. we think the storm coming this weekend will be a wet storm system. more moisture. we'll talk about that in a second. right now a few fair weather clouds pushing out to the west. focusing on some good news. that's tonight into the day tomorrow. clear weather. nice area of high pressure across the midwest. lit slide east over the next 36 hours. weather good guy. that will keep things calm around here. it is as we go into friday early in the day that we have to watch this. our next power house storm system already beginning to brew down the texas. if you look closely you can see the low getting concentrated back here almost in the phoenix area. just south of arizona. this storm will continue to pick up in intensity. it is already dragging moisture out of the gulf of mexico. even a little bit out of the pacific ocean. coming into baltimore as a heavy, wet snow-maker. coming into friday and certainly into the early part of satur

marshall. this snow sticking right now. easton at the freezing mark on the western part of the eastern shore.ot much wind now. one of the biggest concerns of this storm is as it moves off the coast tomorrow some very high winds coming in will blow it everywhere. we could get significant drifting into the early part of thursday afternoon all the snow quits. large storm system all across the east coast right now. snow as far back west as southern wisconsin. heavy rain and storms developing off the carolina coast. two distinguished areas of low pressure. one south carolina. it will double up and most east. heavy snow overnight mixing with sleet on the eastern shore west of the route 50 bridge. tomorrow it all changes to snow as the winds intest fie and the storm moves offshore. 28 tomorrow. heavy snow. near blizzard conditions. it tapers off tomorrow night. wins will stick around into the day on thursday and blow the snow. thursday morning we could deal with blowing snow. finally a chance to dig out friday and saturday. look likes to next storm system, we think, will be a smaller system with a l

joining me are marc staalman partner at signal lake ventures and brian marshall senior analyst at broad point tech. mark's happening in technology here in that after such a great 2009 where the nasdaq was up 44% despite good earnings from widely held and large cap technology stocks, these stocks and the nasdaq in general are all but rolling over here? >> that's not unusual. this is actually fairly standard seasonality. the fourth quarter is typically the strongest. intech last year was an exception in so many regards. but, in fact, selling off tech in january, february happens almost every single year. the real question is going to be what happens to enterprise spending and when are we going to see it coming back. i think it will be sooner rather than later. i believe everybody is sandbagging us. >> cisco systems isn't sandbagging, john chambers isn't sandbagging it, brian. he was about as optimistic as you could ask for a technology ceo to be right now looking forward. >> john has a unique seat. his viewing angle is very wide, if you will. so clearly he sees everything getting better. we're about six m

mark. can the market for computers and smartphones support that level? is it proving to be a different forum for apple investors? brian marshall'sh us, senior analyst with broadpoint amtech. and andy hargreaves, a senior researcher. gentlemen, good to have you on the program. >> thanks. >> brian, would you put new money to work in apple's stock at these levels? >> absolutely, maria. i think at least 30% upside in the near term. i think that the key driver of the stock this year is a continued penetration in the ramp of the international segment of the iphone as well as the catalyst of the ipad launch of march. so we think those two key catalysts are going to drive the stock a lot higher. current price target is $264, and that assumes only 2.2 million ipads this year so i think a lot more upside here. >> andy, what about that, $200 billion market cap level is where that stock is approaching right here. any worries in terms of valuation from your standpoint? >> there's always worries, right? if you are not worried you're probably missing something. our biggest i guess worry or the biggest risk to the stock i think is iphone pricin