mobile payments allow consumers to buy products or transfer money with a mobile device. the market includes a range of different technologies and many ways to fund the transactions. it's unclear which trends will prevail. it's too soon to know which consumers would benefit most or be at most risk. mobile payments market is in a word complex. there are multiple ways to initiate payments. some services involve sending a text message or using an application downloaded to the device. others employ a chip imbedded in the hardware. multiple parties are involved. consumers, merchants, third-party processors, wireless carriers all in the same system. with so many players involved the risk of confusion for consumers increase is if something goes wrong. if all the parties point the finger at each other, the consumer may be out of luck. somemer can'ts are interested in the technology because mobile payment service providers may charge lower processing fees at the point of sale. they also have the potential to serve new audiences. this may appeal to young, tech-savvy consumers and c

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or swiping one of the at the checkout the very latest in technology there's no better place in the mobile world congress in barcelona. now this city is more often associated with sun sightseeing and sangria for the february the regional capital transformed into the center of the. universe is biggest tech firm to show off their latest offerings and highlight what to expect in the future mainstays like samsung. and coming release of the next generation galaxy which by the way took home the prize for best smartphone of the year but also making a splash with some names not everyone's familiar with china's kuwait sought to break from its low cost past and mix it up with the big boys according to the latest estimates there are more than six. thousand people. and that's. by two thousand and fifteen which means one point three connections for each person on the planet and whether your content devices for the behind the scenes. the gathering in has something for everyone. around seventy thousand people descended on the field exhibition center of high tech fun. and motion companies some with their

with outbound mobile alerts so that they were reach people. these are very high priorities, and in each case they present some very challenging issues to work through. >> all right. well, we -- we wish you the best bay it's going to be a challenge and one everybody will be looking at. there's a question i've asked the last couple of years. every agency in this company that's come before us. it's of special interest to me. what about the territories? as you know, the territories are always an after thought in congress, in corporate america, and everywhere else and in fact, if were you to ask americans, are the folks who live in the territories american citizens? we may be shocked at how many, shocked at how many americans do not know that we're talking about american citizens because they don't live in a state. it got so bad that a couple years ago at an sec hearing i wanted to -- i was told that satellite radio was not available in puerto rico. i asked why. someone sitting right there, i hope it wasn't you. no, it wasn't you. said, the satelli

the mobile association last year gave us their mobile money innovation of the year award for what we've done in kenya working with standard chartered bank and eric yow to put virtual mastercard numbers. so sudden a whole swath of the population that wasn't able to access anything online now have access to it. by harnessing the existing pavement networks and tailoring precisely for what was used in these networks. >> that's interesting. i know the death knell has been sounding for cashing checks many, many years and it seems that they are still there. maybe you guys are taking a first step down that road to do away with those. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i want to thank all the members of the panel for testifying this one. the chairman of the summer must have additional questions for the panel, which they may wish to submit in writing. without objection the record will remain open for 30 days for members to submit questions to these witnesses and place their responses in the record. this hearing is adjourned. >> [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] >> live this morning,

here to speak in support of supervisor wiener's resolution, the legislation that would standardize mobil vending 1,500 feet away from schools. supervisor wiener in particular and others have been very ford thinking in the one-size-fits- all approach for mobile spending. and supervisor campos for opposing the of legislation that would be wrong for san francisco. these businesses are all of the things that san francisco once in this community and it makes it vital, the experience of living here. president chiu: next speaker. >> i am a small business owner in san francisco i am in support of superliner -- supervisor wiener's legislation. it would be nice to sell outside of downtown and the financial district to our local neighborhoods. so thank you. >> good afternoon, a board of supervisors. i am in total support of the resolution. being that we are a minority- based business, we feel this type of approach will help us to feed what we see as a way to shun us -- i personally feel it doesn't necessarily cover all bases and we think this is a good way to stop what is going on. thank you. presi

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we provide resources to low- income entrepreneurs and those businesses happen to be mobile.ng opportunity for entrepreneurs, most of them emigrants with families. it offers low capital access to market opportunities so they can have a chance to grow their businesses. we are in support of mobile food for entrepreneurs and a means of creating a livelihood for themselves and their family. thank you >> a member of the board of supervisors, i commented before this board of supervisors two weeks ago regarding the parker said fiasco's and used the term racism. i was not being bombastic or exaggerating. if you look at the 8000 people whose lives are being demolished, it seems as this the effort was intended to protect every possible class that could be listed. when, check. people of color, check. the disabled, check. and the list goes on. when a few of the people dared to challenge the board of supervisors by taking them before the task force and won the case is, what did the board chose it should -- what the board choose to do? they mounted a stealth attack in a truly cowardly fash

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loss of mobile dtv would be another way for consumers to access video. and important tool, especially in times of emergency. what steps is the sec taking to make sure mobile dtv will flourish and not be negatively impact in the reback of broadcast spectrum? >> well, we made it clear that the flexibility that broadcasters have to launch mobile dtv on the six megahertz they have shouldn't and won't be affected by the incident of auction process and packaging. to have flexibility to launch it. i encourage innovation and space. the market will decide whether or not it's something that will work but i think that's an area where there's no reason for the fcc to discourage innovation. just the opposite. and i think we've given assurance to broadcasters. >> thank you, madam chair. >> you are welcome. first let me ask you, chairman genachowski, could you submit to us a list of the 200 regulations that you have eliminated bugs that would be really helpful to have, then we can use it to coerce others to follow suit. let me just ask you both a little something about

and you don't know what shape or form that mobility will take place.e're looking at autonomous cars. you know what i mean by autonomous cars? we're looking at everything now. we can't afford with run around with blinders on and just say we're only going to build trucks. well, if it evolves to a zip car type or a peer to peer type application that relay cars represent, we wants to be part of it. we have a unique technology in produced today? refineries. >> and i'm sure the oil companies would be very happy to get some revenue for that, but there's transportation and infrastructure issues around it. >> they don't -- they largely don't use it today. why don't they just -- >> sell it to you? >> you know, they can -- that's their business. we're not going to get into that business. we're not that smart. that's a tough business. >> but governor schwarzenegger has tried a lot of -- pushed hard on hydrogen. hasn't taken off in california. >> you know, leadership is a tough thing. you have to make tough decisions and sometimes you'll be wrong. of course, everyb

that has the risk of retraining growth in private investment in mobile. the second of deregulatory. that spectrum had an old regulation on it prohibiting terrestrial use and the effort in connection with that was to remove that barrier to terrestrial mobile broadband buildout. to start we said if doing so would lead to legitimate interference issues, we would have to take those into account. as you saw from the actions we are taking those into account. it's an open proceeding still and soap we're continuing to analyze the record but we were very clear from the start of it that we could we would have to address that. there's a larger issue, and all the members of the committee, there's no reason it shouldn't be a bipartisan issue, which is how do we make sure we can remove barriers to spectrum use and that the incentives in place to avoid interference being caused by devices being interfered with by spectrum outside their lands. and this particular proceeding revealed that that is a real issue. it could get in the way of unleashing the full opportunities o

number one in mobile. talking about mobile commerce under david's leadership paypal went through $7 billion mobile payments this year. with paypal here we're now available at small merchants in the offline world. and now with our point of sales distribution at home depot, we have a solution going right into the hardware and large retailers around the world, you'll see us roll that out around the country and globe over the next couple years. we intend to continue to drive the future of payments anywhere consumers are. a lot of people talking, we're acting. we're executing and driving that future. >> okay. john, you're obviously still the ceo of e-bay. paypal the fastest growing unit. talk to me about how you're going to manage this relationship with, david, what your role will be in helping to accelerate that growth and make sure it happens in the right places? >> well, david's a proven innovator and a proven entrepreneur and a proven product visionary. and my job is to coach and support him just as the res

now i have my grandson going on the mobile. what more could you ask for? what more could you ask for? >> reporter: i'm jc hayward, 9news now. >> children's hospital is adding more routes so the mobile van will reach families in prince george's county. for a link to current locations, go to jchayward.com. >>> you can get a pivotal moment on a coin starting today. the united states mint is offering two star spangled banner commemorative coins. you can also get them as a set. they're in celebration of the bicentennial of the war of 1812 and the writing of america's national anthem by fran cyst says scott key. -- frances scott key. >>> or you could get some money in the less honorable way. steal it. 48-year-old albert murray was a cafeteria worker at virginia hospital center in arlington. police say he tied up a manager saturday and demanded the combination to his safe. when she said she didn't have it, murray reportedly loaded the safe into a taxi he had waiting. he didn't make it. as he tried to make his getaway, the taxi driver killed the ignition. murray r

this panel has raised a number of concerns over two points of security in the mobile industry that i would like to address. the first concern is information sharing. there is increased competition with vendors, there is a degree of commonality with the platforms. this translates into a risk of cross platform creating a level of shared risk that increases the need of vendors to work together to disclose and address concerns. this also means a program like rim's sharing program needs to share with the u.s. cert to provide timely information. the second issue is relating to the supply chain and the ability of networks. a product that has been created to impose risks to the customers' information and have a posture on the rim network. rim has been working for years to embed security features. only authentic products are able to obtain products. we believe this software and network security work together to mitigate the concerns about knockoff products or products that have been tampered with impacts customers. we would like to raise awareness in respect to supply chain. chairman walden,

how do you make money in mobile gaming? it's expected to be a $17 billion business in just the next five years. the companies you need to watch when ty and i come back. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." rick santelli on the floor of the cme group. everybody continuing to try to handicap the momentum of the rise in treasury rates and try to guess what the new top of the range is going to be. a 2-day chart clearly shows where the resistance is in the high 2.30s. open it up to the day before the 13th fed meeting you can clearly see if you wanted to keep it simple, rates popped out of the range right around the fed meeting. look at the way it popped out of the range going back to november. remember, we are in a 30-basis point range for four months from basically 1.80 to 2.10. take those 30 basis points. tack them on to 2.10. maybe the new range is 2.10 to 2.40. it would make sense as traders continue to look at the numbers like todays starts in permits and handicap how much of the rise in rates is due to a better outlook for e

and >> the you know how many mobile food vendors there are and how many non-food vendors there are? >> my understanding is there are just two, and they are on private property. we do not have any mobile food trucks on public property. >> do you know how many sidewalk vendors? >> i do not know that. >> what are you referring to in the nearby businesses? >> coffee, tea, pastries, and suites. >> and crude coffee -- brewed coffee? >> yes. >> next speaker. i am donald, and we manage the property, and immediate adjacent is the burger king. the restaurant, one of our tenants was to be here this evening, but he happens to be ill and could not make it. the restaurant is within 20 feet of where this is supposed to go. good the restaurant has a permit for tables and chairs, which leaves very little room for passageway, and is a congested area. there is a coffee cart strictly for the tenants of those buildings, and parents those of big business of people coming in and taking out food, so a direct competition with his tenants. he has been there for 10 years or so, so we strongly agree with the d

device and mobile. computing so what does that mean for entrepreneurs a lot of entrepreneurial people watch the show what's in it for them. well. in a nutshell sort of the history. in a nutshell business he writes. for the most important thing that. i would have stuff inside ok and then the next clause the paradigm shift was that of a business card and after that it was to have a website well. most of my business should be looking for and i was actually have a mobile most confusing especially most network it's something so for. just your laptop or you yourself it's a lot of people would say for yeah we've got to get that mobile app reggie i'm sorry we're out of time running up against the end of the show i gotta go i appreciate you being on you always have so much insight i need a mobile app for my show that sounds expensive i have to look into it though thanks so much i was regimentals an entrepreneurial investor ok. all right before we go let's wrap up with the loose change i had to shannon per usual

as you might know, the white house is currently working on a national mobility strategy to determine how the employees of the federal government are using their mobile devices and they're going to decide for example, if all agency workers can bring their mobile devices to work much like private sector employees do. we don't -- we're not advocating for one type of phone to use in the federal government, but what security issues do you foresee if we allow all workers to use their own mobile devices and how do you think device manufacturers can make sure that the data that's on the phone of federal workers especially in sensitive agencies remains secure? >> as you move more of the heterogenous environment and you bring your individual liable devices, one of the challenges you face is that the security of platforms is going to vary based on the vendor and the features that they built into that. so getting a consistent view of security and how you're protecting your information is probably one of the issues. there are, you know, kind of liability and discovery issues in more of a corporat

the federal government are using their mobile devices. they will decide, for example, whether employees can bring their personal devices to work, much like many private sector employees do. we are not advocating prescribing one particular kind of phone forever ready to use in the federal government. what security issues do you foresee that might, as a result of this if we allow all federal agencies and workers to use their own mobile devices. how do think the manufacturers can ensure that the data on the phones of federal workers and agencies remain more secure. >> as you move into a more heterogeneous society where they bring their own devices, one of the challenges is that the security of platforms will be based on the vendor and the teachers a built into them. so getting a consistent view of security and how you protect your information is one of the issues. there are liability and discovery issues -- who owns the information, who owns the intellectual property, if you have to go through litigation. and you -- and how do you protect th

devices and mobile . computing so what does that mean for entrepreneur has a lot of entrepreneurial people watch this show what's in it for them. well. in a nutshell yeah so the history again in a nutshell business is right. for the most important thing out. of the store front ok and then the next class the paradigm shift was a business card enough to bet it was a website well. maybe small small business should be looking for now it's actually have a mobile most confusing solution. it's so for. you that i mean for yourself. yeah so you got to get that mobile app with reggie i'm sorry we're out of time running up against the end of the show i gotta go i appreciate you being on you always have so much insight i need a mobile app for my show that sounds expensive i have to look into it though thanks so much i was regimentals an entrepreneurial investor ok. all right before we go let's wrap up with some loose change i had to stand in her usual to talk about this ok women they don't seem to put up with any kin

i am the owner of a mobile food truck and i am a minority female and i am in favor of opposing 1678 forrs of the kitchen track and i'm here to show my support for supervisor wiener. -- kitchen truck. >> good afternoon. i am a member of americans for save access, america's largest cannabis organization and i am here representing the safe

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redbeacon allows homeowners to post potential jobs on a website or mobile app. jobs like house painting. then take bids from home contractors and handymen. >> and the kids from google brought in experienced help to run the company. he's anthony rodio, ceo of redbeacon. not his first -- this is his first ceo job. he has many years of experience, though, at stub hub, amazon, microsoft, joined by eric savitz and john swartz. ubs said about the acquisition by the home depot they liked it because of the strong management, the analysts said, aredbeacon. that must have made you feel pretty good. >> it's better than being the other way around, anyway, better than being despite management. so yeah, it made me feel good. >> redbeacon got a lot of attention. home depot is -- or the home depot. >> yes. >> is enormous. redbeacon is very small. but it got a lot of attention considering how small it is compared to the company that bought it. why do you think that is? >> well, i think the way that we do home services is different than what's in the market today. i believe that'

liz crenshaw shares a handful of mobile apps to help you save money and time when you're shopping forsed car. >> it's convenient, it's easy and it's at our fingertips. >> christopher basso says a handful of mobile apps are available for your phone to help consumers make the best decision when buying a used car. >> you can find pricing information and you can find vehicles for sale right on your phone and to make sure the car you're buying doesn't have hidden problems. >> carfax provides millions of consumers vehicle history reports. now there's an app that brings that information to your phone. >> you want to find out if there have been reported accidents for that vehicle, if the mileage is correct, if the air bag has deployed and if the vehicle has been well maintained and look for service records and all of that information that's of value to help you make an educated decision. >> for one history report or $45 for five reports, you can use the app on your phone as you head out to the streets to find your used car. >> show me the carfax. probably the coolest way to check the informat

are online and mobile ads the same or are you sacrificing that to make the shift towards mobile. >> theill much more than those on pcs. the advertising has been around for a long time and the rates have been fairly efficient. by my rating or use from pc to mobile, we do suffer a little bit on that. as long as we keep growing much faster than the migration, i think we can comfortably continue to grow and in addition we are finding new revenue streams and mobile earnings, particularly on gaming. as well as social commerce. >> social media space in particular are interesting. he highlights a challenge that a lot of companies are facing and how do you make mobile profiting as much as a pc. he said because of that shift. >> the exciting part is most of china is 2 g. about 20% of the players are north of 2 g. this is a $3 billion company that is not making money. this scares me. other social networks and if they were able to fight off facebook, the only place that is successful, that trades in a very interesting company. renren has issues here. if i was playing, i would go with deep value whi

it is easier for sfreemists belonging to the group to mobilize members of the group along the lines of religion. so, to could conclude, we have not found any independent effect of the content of religion on violence. we have found very little evidence that there's any difficulty in getting minorities and majorities of difference religions to work together in democracy, this is not as true for minorities of difference denominations but when they are excluded from full access to government, their move toward violence increases. that is it. >> thank you, so brian? >> good morning it's good to be with you this morning. i'll be talking about the restrictions on religion as part of the context of arab spring and the after math. in the beginning i should say there's many different elements that help explain particular situations in which religious violence and extremism arises, but a growing body of cross national research however indicates that the level of government restrictions on religion in a country is also an important part of the context within which religious violence and extremism

they've got a mobile phone. they want to do something. a game is perfect.they start buying the game makers in various countries, they can plug into those particular countries and the big gang buster games which cross all boundaries. at the moment it's certainly onto something. they're not importers or exporters in the traditional sense. they're not getting slammed by the yen. at the moment they're looking pretty about. >> very interest business model, an tkraoufplt thanks for that. >>> still to come, we're entering the age of the millennium. find out who they are when we come back after the break. th yo. ask me how i've never slept better. [ male announcer ] ...why not talk to one of the 6 million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america? it's not a sealy, a simmons, or a serta. ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. ask me how great my back feels every morning. [ male announcer ] did you know there's a tempur-pedic for everybody? tempur-pedic beds now come in soft, firm, and everything in between