r&d. david: we saw halliburton and their deal with baker hughes.aker hughes going up, halliburton coming down. halliburton is it a buy? would you get into halliburton now? >> i usually dough but these are mergers of ex. 80,000 and off thousand respectively. they're both in houston of the they're saying hey, we have to maintain competitiveness and find ways. david: whenever you hear them talk about cost saving you know that means layoffs. >> exactly. the market told us what is going on and how much they, what they feel about the merger. liz: you see with baker hughes which is the acquiree is doing. let's get to your next ones. skip over standard motor products because right there you say that's a target but solar wind. >> right. liz: this is interesting. ticker symbol swy. this is technology of solar. >> so interesting so many investors see it as solar play but it is really a technology company, enterprise software, mainframe and structural and a company like hp, emc, even maybe riverbed or net app for merger would make a lot of sense. we'll see som

hughes who was also a talented r rugby league leader played for his country at just 20 years of age againstfrica. things didn't start too well for them either as he missed for a duck in his very first innings. they got better still when in just his second match, he then became the youngest cricketer ever to record back to back centuries in a test match in durbin. >> a great case. somebody who had a real srt of fearless and a really sort of charismatic way of going about life. he didn't think about things too much. he was very much see ball, hit ball. he had a really big impact in my career in terms of the way he went about things. he was the young aussie kid on the block at the time. he took things in stride. he shared a world record 10 wicket stand of 162 against england. nugs who also became the first australian batsman in the history of the one-day international game to score a debut would go on to play a 26 test. >> really hardworking guy. played a couple of test match against him. he didn't have a good run. he did have a coup of good knock against us. >> it wasn't all quick sailing. at

hughes then hit back the top store with 57 in his second knock. and he got better still when in just his second match he then became the youngest contradic r -- cricketer ever in durbin. >> someone who had a real fearlessness and a really sort of charismatic way of going about life. you know, he didn't think about things too much. it was very much see ball, hit ball. and live life to the full. i think he's someone i first played great cricketer in sidney. really big impact in my career in terms of the way he went about things. he was the young aussie kid op the block at the time. and, you know, he took things in stride. >> another career highlight for the left-hander who was also a backup wicket keeper came in the 2013 ashes seefrz when he shared a then world record tenth wicket stand of 163 with ashton agar against england. he also became the firstbatsman century in his debut would go on to play 26 test, amassing more than 1,500 runs in the process. >> good guy, hard-working guy. loves the game of cricket. played a couple of test match against him. he's had a couple of good knocks against us, and you can just see that he's talented for australia's don

r. hughs of greenwood, louisiana. and our thoughts are also with the marine who kyle saved that day, his brother, nick. i had the opportunity to meet nick as well nearly two years after the blast on one of my visits to walter reed. nick also suffered grievous wounds. as a result of traumatic brain injury he couldn't speak for more than a year. he also endured multiple surgeries. today his recovery continues. he lives at home with his family in plymouth, massachusetts, where he is watching this ceremony. so, nick, on behalf of all of us, i want you to know we honor your sacrifice as well. your perseverance is an inspiration and just as kyle was there for you, our nation will be there for you and your family as you grow stronger in the years ahead. if any of our wounded warriors seek an example, let me amend that. if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience that define us as a people, 9/11 ng this newest generation, i want you to consider kyle. after everything he's been through, he skis, he snowboards