, but after eric schmidt. and he talked about how google used its product and his viewpoint on that, and then we'll hear from jeremy, and we'll hear eric schmidt, his view on yelp as well, and then we'll be back with david balto. >> google forces review web sites to provide their content for free to benefit google's own competing product be, not consumers. google then gives it own product preferential treatment in google's search results. google first began taking our content without permission a year ago, despite public and private protests, google gave the ultimatum that only a monopolist can give. in order to appear in web search, you must allow us to use your content to compete against you. as everyone in this room knows, not being in google is equivalent to not existing on the internet. we had no choice. questionable practices remain. web sites and google search results now take a backseat to google's own competing products. this is typically accomplished by calling special attention to google-owned prope

thorning-schmidt to congratulate her. mr. thorning-schmidt has vowed that, as prime minister, she will roll back some of the elements of denmark's tough immigration laws. the victory of the red bloc means the end of an era in which a center government has to rely on the votes of the right-wing populist people's party, which used its weight to push for tighter border controls and stem the flow of asylum seekers. thomas buch-andersen. >> you've been watching "newsday." >> just trying to give you a quick reminder of our main news, and that is that global markets have reacted positively after five central banks said that they will help support commercial banks exposed to european debt. the banks will provide extra loans in u.s. dollars to commercial banks to make sure they have enough funds available to repay debt on time. well, from singapore and from myself in london, thank you very much for watching "bbc world news." there is, of course, more on our website. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was m

thorning-schmidt will be the country's first female prime minister. danish "the road has been long. there have been hard times and we've struggled but tonight we've shown that the social democrats are still a big force holding up society." thorning-schmidt has accused the incumbent lars lokke rasmussen of failing to promote economic growth. rasmussen has admitted defeat and will step down on friday,... but warned thorning-schmidt not to get too comfortable. danish "i will give you the keys to the state ministry and i want to say 'dear helle, take care of the keys because they're not for keeps." the danes hope thorning-schmidt can fix the economy,... as the country has seen its worst economic downturn since world war two. denmark is currently struggling with low growth, large government deficits and national debt. therefore restoring economic health and avoiding a crisis like the one in greece come first. throughout her campaign... thorning- schmidt has promised to raise taxes on denmark's banks and the wealthy,... and to increase the working day by 12 minutes. she also said she will

jeremy stoppelman is the chairman of yelp, and he testified at this hearing after eric schmidt. he talked about how google used this product and his viewpoint on that, and then we will hear from eric schmidt, his view on yelp as well. >> google forces review web sites to provide their content for free to benefit googles on competing products, not consumers. google then gives its own product or grindle treatment in google search results. google first began taking our content without permission a year ago, despite public and private protests. google gave the ultimatum that only a monopoly can give. in order to appear in web search, you must allow us to use your content to compete against you. as everyone in this room knows, not being in google is equivalent to not existing on the internet. we had no choice. >> questionable practices remain. websites it in google search results now take a back seat to google's on competing products. this is accomplished by calling special attention to google properties through larger text like graphics, isolated placement, and pushing other website

it was true enough for doug schmidt, having to conduct a defense. but it was also true that we here in san francisco had a need to understand what had happened,ed a a need to see how it impacted our society. hat a need to see how this act of utter incivility affected the union of civil people. all trials begin and end with the jury. first jury selection. then the jury verdict. the prosecutor in this case, the chief prosecutor in the office of district attorney, joe frattus, was a map named tom norman. i think he had won conviction inside 96 or 97 murder trials. a very successful career prosecutor, and he told his boss that this was the best first degree case he had ever seen in his life. fratus had an agenda of his own, the district attorney. he wanted to be mayor and he had a little bit of a problem. his problem was that he could not be seen as going soft on dan white. this was a murder prosecution. there was a death penalty waiting for dan white if he was convicted of first degree murder. but fearful of being seen as soft on dan white, tommy norma

i think, look, steve schmidt is a pro. he's been at this for a couple of different administrations and candidates. he offers good insight. i think the reality is that there is still the republican primary voters. who is making a decision about where they want their party to be. do they want a real antigovernment conservative who sorts out of the last decade by moving the party much further to the right or do they want an establishment figure and we will have a race like we is seen in the last couple of cycles where a more establishment figure has to prove himself to the right wing of the party which is a lot more organized this time around and not about social conservative issues. it is about fiscal conservative issues an forced principles of the constitution and all the rest. that debate is literally playing out. it will play out on the stage where you are. but it will play out over the course of this primary for that reason. huntsman as a more moderate conservative, moderate republican though he probably doesn't like the

eric schmidt outed testified in antitrust hearing on capitol hill yesterday and even a hearing was the power of google serving consumers or threatening competition after complaints from other companies like yelp expedia and next tag lawmakers question if the search engine giant is hoping its results to send users its own online services first but what may. or may not have been expecting as another group showed up on capitol hill demanding answers of a different sort of more private sort of advocacy group consumer watchdog group of minds to spy on senate staffers and visitors following them around and matching tracksuits with the world's google track team and don't be evil written on that now this group thinks that if we're back to google's gathering a huge probe of personal information much of it without consumers knowledge that really should be scrutinized to discuss this with me as carmen daalder washington director of consumer watchdog i mean thanks so much for joining us tonight thanks for having me so first start as i guess if you can give us a broad outline of what do you think g

joseph schmidt -- please come over here -- mr. joseph schmidt, who is a true san franciscoan in the fact that he's generous and in good times and in bad, everybody loves his chocolate. if you haven't had his chocolate, you don't know what you're missing. he for this occasion built and carved himself a coit tower out of white and bittersweet chocolate which is on display in the tower when we open the tower today. thank you, mr. schmidt, for doing that for us. in addition, mr. pll schwab donated $25,000 worth of graphic artwork design. this banner is made for this occasion only. we will give out free posters of this design today and that will be available for you. we also have half a dozen city guides here today to do commemorative tours of the tower the you can ask any question you have, no matter how esoteric, and they'll be able to answer it. also we will have jail productions, down here, to perform ragtime music. also, again, lots of history going on today, mitch morea zachaim, the author of the most influential book every writt

senator kohl, this chairman of the subcommittee asked eric schmidt, the executive chair yesterday or this week about whether or not deutsch will exit its body is in its rankings. here is mr. smith's answer. >> with respect to the ranking and a bias, it's ultimately a judgment what comes first or second. and in our case because we have so many things to rank it wouldn't be possible for me to explain to your assessment or to my own white one link about this testimony and then my testimony was one high year or lower. it's a complex formula involving influence and who points to whom and the way in which it is expressed so forth using of the proprietary that google has developed which we are very proud of. it's the best that we can do, and i want to say right up front that we do occasionally make mistakes. >> there was a very complicated answer, one that could have been simple. they have committed that they put certain things like google finance number one. so they decided that, and some of their executives have said it's only fair we've created the problem is 34% of the business goes to

steve schmidt was the senior strategist at john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. and john heilemann writes for "new york" magazine. gentleman, let me just go to you. steve, you're the republican here. heilemann, you cover this party as well as the other party. chris christie, my hunch, my premise tonight. i think he's got something. it's irritability. it's like, don't mess with me. you take a shot at me, i'll shoot back at you. it's the angry guy or woman in traffic. life is congested today. we're angry. he's got that sense. >> he's real. he's tough, he says what he thinks. and i think the american people, who as you accurately pointed out, they're in a very bad mood. they think the country's going in the wrong direction. and they look at washington and they see a giant weasel pack. you know, in the senate, the house, politicians of both parties. he's someone who has approached the problems of his state with utter fearlessness, unafraid to take a position. and i think that people are just absolutely craving an authentic leader. and i think that's why he's resonati

eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is project-based learning. it attracts people from every demographic that you can think of, every category. so you have to, potentially, encyclopedic knowledge assembled at this place. and the natural way to learn is project-based. scholarship is fine, academic models can be useful for certain things, but human

eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is project-based learning. it attracts people from every demographic that you can think of, every category. so you have to, potentially, encyclopedic knowledge assembled at this place. and the natural way to learn is project-based. scholarship is fine, academic models can be useful for certain things, but human beings tend to learn by engaging in project- based learning. if you look at the desert -- well, here is an example. i was on a tour for the black rock arts foundation. we went to various studios around the area where artwork was getting ready for la playa. all of the big ones involving armies of people with the various skills.

>>state senate minority leader christine radogno said it may be time for suzi schmidt to step down. springfield insiders say that she's leaving her district for the weekend with friends and show reportedly decide what to do with her life when she returns ... carol moseley-braun had violated state regulations by failing to document how she spent the money that she raised to run for mayor earlier this year. the chicago sun times quotes illinois elections officials as saying that braun's only explanation for $315,000 of expenditures is listed as a vendors/multiple state law requires a more detailed break down. carol moseley-braun blames her former campaign treasurer. but that treasurer says that the day she left she told her that her campaign spending report needed much more detail >>we have dramatic testimony in the trial of con men conrad murray and the vice-president surprising admission about who is to blame and who should be held accountable for the nation's economic to los angeles county paramedics responded to the 911 call from michael jackson's home. paramedics told prosecutors

google's chairman eric schmidt. >>> plus, we'll preview the looming showdown at the united nations. the united states scrambles to contain the fallout. we'll talk about the envoys of the peace process, former british prime minister tony blair and leadership lessons from camelot. jacqueline kennedy on the making of a president and our roundtable on what barack obama can learn from jfk. >>> good morning. bill clinton coming up in a moment. >>> but first, some news since your morning papers. the two american hikers imprisoned in iran will remain in jail for at least a couple more days. they're waiting for a second judge to sign their paperwork. but lawyers tell abc news that judge is still on vacation, until tuesday. last week, ahmadinejad said that he hoped the hikers would be released before he traveled to new york. this week for the united national general assembly. >>> and for the second time in 24 hours, there's been a deadly crash at an air show, the latest one happened in west virginia, where a world war ii-era plane fell from the sky exploding into flames. the pilot was killed.

thank you, steve schmidt. she doesn't know anything!way, steve schmidt, you'll never forget, that's going in bartlett's, by the way, she doesn't know anything! thank you, john heilemann -- who reported it. up next, republican voters don't like any of their candidates and jon stewart says the problem is the candidates, he says i msnbc. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. >>> back to "hardball." now to the side show. first up, bring on the funny. well, it's hard to recall another presidential candidate getting so chewed out for his weak debate performance as is the case w goper rick perry these days. here's now nate toomier took perry

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google chairman eric schmidt faced hard questions today about whether the search engine gives google websites a leg up over other companies in its search results. google dominates earch with 65% of the market and is under investigation by the ftc. schmidt told a senate antitrust panel google is constantly search results they want and does nothing to give itself the upper hand. from google to hewlett-packard to the fed, traders and investors were busy sorting through all the news. let's take a look at tonight's "market focus." bank of america was the dow's biggest loser and the most active stock here at the n.y.s.e. it fell over 7.5% after moody's investor service cut b-a-c's long-term debt by two notches. it's worried the bank can't count on government support in the event of another financial crisis. moody's also cut the long-term debt on wells fargo and citi's short-term rating. as you can see, both stocks plunged. after financials, materials were the weakest group. among the hardest hit? freeport mcmoran. analysts say a week-old labor strike in indonesia could cost the company up

and you admittedly don't know the answer. >> uncomfortable afternoon for schmidt. and add least he didn't have to stick around to hear what ceos of yelp and next tag had to say about google. and barely touching on internet privacy. we'll show you antics that the group took as they tried to make a point with lawmakers on the committee. >> so what does yelp have to snai. >> testifying google scraped information from yelp, using it without permission on google sites and stopped only after government regulators started to ask questions. >> and there is more coming up at 6:00. >> folks at u.s. justice department apparently have expensive taste. a report finds the department spent $16 each on muffins, and other expenses, $8.24 for a cup of coffee. and the doj spent $121 million on 2000 conferences held during 2008 and 2009 and the department says most were held when there were no strict limits on costs. ya think? >> that won't be hard to do. >> and governor brown defending a plan to redirect prisoners to county jails. and spoke in sacramento today. the shift will not mea

thank you, steve schmidt. she doesn't know anything! anyway, steve schmidt, you'll never forget, that's going in bartlett's, by the way, she doesn't know anything! thank you, john heilemann -- who reported it. up next, republican voters don't like any of their candidates and jon stewart says the problem is the candidates, he says it's the republican voters. catch the sideshow next, you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. [ carrie ] i remember my very first year as a teacher, setting that goal to become a principal. but, i have to support my family, so how do i go back to school? university of phoenix made it doable. i wouldn't be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at risk school into an award winning school, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] university of phoenix is proud to sponsor education nation. because we believe an educated world is a better world. [ male announcer ] uniyou wouldn't want yourproud todoctor doing your job.ion. so why are you doing hers? only your doctor can determin

schmidt. he has served as executive chairman of google since april of this year and from 2001 to 20011 was the chief executive officer of the company. we will introduce our second panel before they testify but i would now turn to senator feinstein who would like to make remarks in order to introduce our witnesses from california. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i really appreciate this very special privilege. the three gentlemen you're going to hear from today come right from the heart of the san francisco bay area. i have known the chairman of google for many years. i've always known him as a fourth right forthright man filled with integrity and has been at the helm of a number of america's most innovative companies. he has been with google since 2001. he has helped google grow from less than a thousand employees to 28,000, 13,000 of whom are in california. it's a 45% growth in employment even in the most difficult times of the past two years with 5,000 new hires in california in about

thank you, steve schmidt. she doesn't know anything! steve schmidt, you'll never forget, that's going in bartlett's, by the way, she doesn't know anything! thank you, john heilemann -- who reported it. up next, republican voters don't like any of their candidates and jon stewart says the problem is the candidates, he says it's the republican voters. catch the sideshow next, you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. so, how was school today ? i have to be a tree in the school play. good. you like trees. well, i like climbing them, but i've never been one. good point. ( captain ) this is your captain speaking. annie gets to be the princess. oh... but she has to kiss a boy. and he's dressed up like a big green frog ! ewww. ( announcer ) fly without putting your life on pause. be yourself nonstop. american airlines. >>> back to "hardball." now to the side show. first up, bring on the funny. well, it's hard to recall another presidential candidate getting so chewed out for his weak debate performance as is the case with gopper rick perry the

here's what steve schmidt, campaign manager for john mccain in 2008 said on wednesday night after the debate. >> when you're explaining controversial statements, you're losing, and that's what the problem with the ponzi scheme statement is. there's no constituency in the republican party to abolish social security, lawrence o'donnell pointed this out correctly before, president bush tried to privatize social security in '05, there was no congressional support because they know the constituents don't support it, and i think it's going to be very problematic for governor perry as you look at the south carolina coast where there's a lot of retirees, when the campaign moves into florida, and i think that stewart stevens is exactly right, you can't win a national campaign when you are on the record calling for the dismantling of social security and then exacerbating it with statements like he did tonight. it's very problematic for him, and i think it's something that democrats have a lot of glee over, obviously. >> stewart stevens is a senior advisor in the romney campaign. steve schmidt w

here's what steve schmidt, campaign manager for john mccain in 2008 said on wednesday night after theou're explaining controversial statements, you're losing, and that's what the problem with the ponzi scheme statement is. there's no constituency in the republican party to abolish social security, lawrence o'donnell pointed this out correctly before, president bush tried to privatize social security in '05, there was no congressional support because they know the constituents don't support it, and i think it's going to be very problematic for governor perry as you look at the south carolina coast where there's a lot of retirees, when the campaign moves into florida, and i think that stewart stevens is exactly right, you can't win a national campaign when you are on the record calling for the dismantling of social security and then exacerbating it with statements like he did tonight. it's very problematic for him, and i think it's something that democrats have a lot of glee over, obviously. >> stewart stevens is a senior advisor in the romney campaign. steve schmidt went on to say that

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. >> coming up, google chief eric schmidt will testify in front of a senate sub committee today. morning tech bites are next. >> also no, world peace. the first couple voted off the season "dancing with the stars." atatatatatatatatatatatatt >>> in-tote's tech bites, google says it plays fair. ceo eric schmidt will tell a senate sub committee an anti-trust investigation is the result of sour grapes by google competitors. companies like next tag, yelp and expedia will tell senators that google search engine drives people to its own specialized site rather than the best result for their query. google plus is now available for everybody. facebook rival no longer requires an invitation before you can join. and coincide with the launch, google is adding new features including hang-out, video chat for mobile devices as well as search tools. >>> most digital cameras will fit in the palm of your hand but what about on the tip of your finger? the retailer hammecher schlemmer has the smallest camera. it delivers two megapixels and the price is $100. >>> those are your tech bites. i'm rob ne

isn't the onlye accusing google of bias in howser results are displayed, last week google ceo eric schmidtas dragged before an antitrust regulatory panel to respond to allegations that google unfairly put their own services like google flight and google places at the top of their search results ahead of competitors like expedia. but, folks, google has the perfect answer to regulators. leading search engineer matt cuts of google pointed out, our webster results are protected speech in the first amendment sense. yes, web searches are enshrined in our founding documents. question have the right-to-life, liberty and the pursuit of hacked scarlett johansen nude pics. and google is not the only company demanding their first amendment rights. tobacco companies are suing the federal government over a plan to put graphic photos on cigarette packs. claiming that the mandatory labels violate their free speech rights. they say the requirements is a violation of the first amendment. >> stephen: yes, cigarettes have a first amendment right to be alive with pleasure, as written in the constitution by the

google chairman eric schmidt faces tough questioning this morning when he testifies.e looking in the mountain based company is abusing the dominance to stiffen competition. they say google is pushing their search results lower in the rankings while favoring its own. schmidt expected to say it's result of saur grapes by google competitors >>> top executives at solyndra are scheduled to take the fifth and refuse to testify when they testify in front of congress friday. they sent letters to the house energy and commerce committee invoking the right to remain silent. the two men cite ongoing criminal investigation by the f.b.i. that raided solyndra plant in fremont after the company declared bankruptcy and defaulted on $528 million government stimulus loan. the house committee is investigating whether the political influence from the obama administration helped solyndra get the loan. >>> 5:35. we hope you like spare the air days. we're stuck in them. groundhog day. >> is it three or four days? >> at least three. we have today and i think we have the same conditions. neces

desde la zona cero en la ciudad de nueva york, edna schmidt. >> muy buenas noches.a sido un dÍa triste sobre todo para los personas que han perdido un sentido en ese fatÍdico 11 de septiembre de 2001. los estadounidenses debieran hoy este domingo en el dolor. el recuerdo amargo del centÉsimo aniversario de los ataques de los migrantes unieron a este paÍs en una Época de guerra. vivana hay estado durante las Últimas semanas en esta ciudad y en esta cobertura especial y hoy nos trae la lo Último de la ceremonia. ♪ >> mientras serÍan los nombres de los fallecidos estos eran dos rostros del dolor de los familiares de las vÍctimas hispanas. por primera vez llegaran a sus seres queridos en el monumento erigido donde estaban las torres gemelas. >> el dolor es el mismo. lo que pasa es que a travÉs de terapia, oraciones de mi familia... dios es grande y estoy aprendiendo a vivir con ese dolor tan grande. >> mariela flores perdiÓ a su hermano, irina desde puerto rico a ahorrar su memoria pero sigue sufriendo porque el cuerpo de argel nunca no encontraron. >> hasta hoy dÍa ten

. >> google's eric schmidt defends the company abouts practices from charges the company is abusing itsinance on the internet. google is accused of abusing its online influence. in washington, the google c.e.o. took a grilling by the senate sub commi subcommittee. mark matthews has the story. >>> testified that the core principle is serve the consume. >>> solve the problem that the consumer has. >> he says the company's dominance in the search engine market doesn't count for much because consumers can leave google with a click. >> we get it. >> when schmidt was asked if they give any preference to their own sites he seemed to equiive kate. equivocate. >> snasenator al franken pounc. >> that seemed like a funny answer to knee coming from the chairman. if you don't know, who does. >> he asked if google uses content from other provieders to drive business to google sites. >> again, i will have to look but i'm not aware of any. >> the yelpc.e.o. testified google did rip off yell p's content. >> we understand your concerns and we understand your concerns but in the end nothing happened. >> r

we go back to -- if we get information were they have been drinking, we go back to be a double schmidt and emphasize to them the legality of serving them inebriated, and the fact that we will look closely at that thing if we continue to give victims -- it victims of have been drinking in their place and have gone so intoxicated. >> i just want to thank you for posting this on short notice. i want to thank you for your presentation and all of the work you have done. how long have you served in the san francisco police department? >> i am on my 43rd year. to go that is really impressive. the 244 service. -- >> that is really impressive. thank you for your service. you have seen trends change in the 43 years to have been a police officer. techniques to stop crimes have changed significantly, in your change along with it. i want to thank you very much for your service. >> thank you. i do have to setup this cheap i ever seen, this guy here. a-- toughest chief i have ever seen, this guy here. >> i want to say thank you, too. commissioners, anything else? that is it. thank you. and [applause]

steve schmidt, thank you very much.last night's debate. you're watching "morning joe." coffee doesn't have vitamins... unless you want it to. new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart new ways to sweeten. same great taste. new splenda® essentials™. ♪ >>> this is a president so committed to class warfare and socialism he can't possibly be effective in jobs. we need a president who is going to provide leadership in giving direction and opening up opportunities. this president thooz go. he's a nice guy and doesn't have a clue how to get the country moving again. >> wow. that's one way to put it. some people may not feel that way about things. let's address those things. with us from the white house, we have jay carney. good to see you. >> good to see you, mika. >> also, we have nbc news chief white house correspondent, chuck todd as well. jay, i'll start with you and let you respond to the statements. also, on a more realistic lev

says dominance doesn't count for much because consumers can leave google with a click. >> we get it schmidt asked if google gave preference to its own sites. >> i'm not aware of any unnecessary or strange boosts or biases. >> senator franken pounced. >> that seemed like a fuzzy answer. this coming from the chairman. if you don't know who does? >> franken asked if google uses content from other providers like yelp to drive business to google sites. >> again i've to look but not ware of any. >> the yelp's ceo testified that google did rip off yelp content. >> there was a lot of back and forth but in the end nothing happened. >> nexttag's ceo says google changed. >> today google doesn't play fair. google breaks its reresults. >> and almost all discussion was on whether or not google searches were unbiased before the hearing consumer group consumer watch dog shot this video of the staff and volunteers stalking members of the committee. the organization's privacy chief explained this after the noon.. >> most people don't understand the way when he go online virtually their every move is tracked

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. >> lawmakers questioned executive chairman eric schmidt about whether google search ranks harm itsompetitors by favoring its own services. representatives from pay area companies told the judiciary subcommittee on anti-trust that google is blocking them out. they process 2 of every 3 searches in the u. s. schmidt asked to ensure the investigation of google is fair and focused. >>> stocks fell sharply after the federal reserve suggested a full economic recovery is likely years away. the dow industrials plunged 283 points. the nasdaq dropped 52. those are losses of more than 2%. >>> there's a lot of fog moving inland. >>> though bounded into the arms of family. what's next for two americans freed by iran and what it took to get them released. >>> at 10:30 frustration . >>> it was a moment they have been waiting for after more than 2 years in custody in iran shane bauer and josh fattal ran into the arms of loved ones. heather holmes is in our newsroom with the first words we heard from those freed americans. >> reporter: it certainly has been quite a day frank. shane and josh are spen

but also significant government stimulation in terms of buying power and investment. >> that's eric schmidt, former ceo of google. this is no guy that's running around leading a labor union or leading jobs marches. what are we talking about here? the american people need to understand the gravity of this, jared. >> that's right. and it's an important -- i was on a radio show the other day with bill gross, the bond trader who runs pimco. this guy is worth billions of dollars and he said exactly the same thing. i think sometimes what happens in this town is the representatives of these people don't really represent them at all. there are lots of business folks out there who understand the kind of shared sacrifice that the president was talking about today, not because they're good democrats and good patriots, many of them are, but because it's an insight that henry ford had a century or so ago which is that if people don't have any income in their paychecks, they're not going to walk in your door and they're not going to create a business climate that you can flourish in. and, sure, you can g

. >> lawmakers questioned executive chairman eric schmidt about whether google search ranks harm its competitors by favoring its own services. representatives from pay area companies told the judiciary subcommittee on anti-trust that google is blocking them out. they process 2 of every 3 searches in the u. s. schmidt asked to ensure the investigation of google is fair and focused. >>> stocks fell sharply after the federal reserve suggested a full economic recovery is likely years away. the dow industrials plunged 283 points. the nasdaq dropped 52. those are losses of more than 2%. >>> there's a lot of fog moving inland. >>> though bounded into the arms of family. what's next for two americans freed by iran and what it took to get them released. >>> at 10:30 frustration today with the changing pace of facebook. what's behind it and more changes tomorrow. . >>> it was a moment they have been waiting for after more than 2 years in custody in iran shane bauer and josh fattal ran into the arms of loved ones. heather holmes is in our newsroom with the first words we heard from those freed