assault on an snm inmate.ns for one or gather any intelligence to see if we can actually stop a future sa salt. >> a couple of sources i talked to basically came out and told me that there is going to be retaliation because of the incident. this is 15ly for you guys that working at the level vi. the guys i talked to said you're basically not going to be able to do anything about it. they're going to retaliate, the snm. and, you know. it's going to happen. so you guys need to be on your toes and be ready for that. because that's basically what i was told today by a couple of sources that i talked to. the phrase they used was, a tic for a tac or something like that. so just be ready for it and be careful. >> it's a new day today. we finished on the 3-a side. today we started on the 3-b side. we're doing the same thing we did yesterday. pulling all the inmates, strip searching them, conducting interviews with them, conducting cell searches. and it's taking its toll. heavily. 10, 12-hour days since last wednesday.

. >> do you have an scam snm. >> if i introduce a new processor, i have to have the people to update i, support people to update it. and so the problem is we want new stuff. it's a life blood. but are you the one? it creates this pause. they jump in and create the early market which is before the casm. most people go i'll wait and see. that wait and see is what creates the lull. the lull is the casm. if you don't do anything pro active, you actually don't get out of the lull and you die in the casm. and i think google glass is one of those things that very exciting early adopters and then just was enough time there where you just said, no, they're never going to quite be able to pull it off. >> never is not the right word. but on first pass, for sure. the consumer products are particularly challenging. if you have to have a lot of support, the consumer infrastructure can't do that. if you have a business product, often can you find a niche market that says, well, i'll put you do for me is really helps me. >> what is different today you? recently updated the book with the whole cloud

you don't think he's part of the carnival snm. >> he said to the police, how young are these police? don't they know who i am? the they should know who he is. >> i'm glad the cops arrested him for this. the bike thing scares me. i'm a nervous wreck in new york city. if you let the little stuff go then all the big things end up becoming worse so what they are doing here is saying you can't go the wrong way on fifth avenue and also it's notid law. it's for his own safety. if he really cares about his wife and daughter he won be going the wrong way anyway. >> do you wear the bike shorts anyway? >> no. venttle and even worse is those guys who go on penny kabs. my money he was not going to get arrested until he mouthed off to the cop. he's probably going up fifth avenue. it goes this way and he probably got in her face, the fox reporter -- >> he was protecting his daughter. >> you are a friend of his brother. >> billy, stephen and daniel are the nicest people in the world. >> don't you know who i am? >> reece whither spoon taught us that. >> one more thing is up next. >>> all right. one m

corruption in the quid pro quo sense, money does corrode the public trust and steadily corrupts the snm 1,000 different ways. we need, we badly need an honest conversation about the impact of big spending and fund-raising on our political system. at this point, madam president, i believe we badly need fundamental changes to redirect the decisions and the attention of the supreme court. buckley v. valeo, the 1976 decision of the supreme court that equated money with speech in my view needs to be revisited. so senator udall of new mexico has introduced a constitutional amendment that in my view restores the balance of that original law and decision and it's one that i strongly support. by bending backwards to declare anything that corporations or the ultrawealthtory wish to do with their money, the equivalent of speech, today's court in my view threarn strengthening speech has weakened it for the millions of americans who cannot afford to play in this new system. at a time of growing economic inininequality, this threatens e very foundations of our democracy. with that, madam president, n

the true cost is that too many americans now believe that the system -- the snm america is rigged that it's unfair that free enterprise really doesn't work or can't work for them. you know how the argument goes. 1% say it's a 99% vs. country. he greed of the few have improv rished many. to suspect is something to be suspect, something to be vilified. we have become very familiar with their narrative. our narrative must be that free enterprise is fair. only free enterprise is moral. only free enterprise is empowers of the common man and woman. it's the only economic citizens that frees ordinary people. like my constituent lane williams to build his own successful business and leaving it to his children. another such person is christian yorget. and aped communist escaped to the u.s. the immigration officer asked him why are you here? he replied with one of the few english words he knew? freedom. to make ends meet and learn english, he took a job at a new york city limo driver. today over a quarter century later, he's a silicon valley c.e.o. who raised $13 million for his cloud based anal

snm and dow marginally higher or lower but the nasdaq up in part due to that surge in netflix. >> stillt there. up next a big surprise from cloud software company box. the company's delaying its ipo until june and that has a big impact on the broader ipo market. we'll explain why in just a moment. plus shares of t-mobile rallying this morning. the carrier adding over a million new subscribers in the latest quarter. t-mobile's ceo john ledger is let's just say a little excited. he tweeted this morning "we have outpaced the competition again 12 times over. i bleep you not." go to the twitter page to see his actual quote. the ools colorful john legere. but first the colorful rick santelli. what are you watching today? >> i'm looking at five basis points away on a 10 from new low yields for the year. we're growing to talk a little about weather and we'll do a bit of a postmortem on yesterday's fed meeting. all in about 35 minutes. ♪ i may be crazy make it happen with fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open yo