i want to dig through and look at the pc market overall. a guide just as strong as the results is what i'm seeing, bill. >> they are not liking something. >> i was going to say, let's dig into this. the stock is selling off after hours now, trading below 28 bucks, down 48 cents, a decline of more than 1%. we have david pearl and dan morgan and analyst vj. are you seeing anything in these numbers? can you tell us what is going on and why it's selling off? okay. we can't hear vj. let's go to dan morgan. do you see anything in these numbers that would suggest why we would be selling off? >> the stock is trading at a 52-week high and the expectations are really built in for execution in terms of intel. i think you're seeing profit taking because, based on the information that we have so far, with earnings coming above expectations and guidance being above expectations, it looks like a good quarter. so -- >> selling on the news, in other words? >> exactly. i just think that the overall, you know, has gone so well and great quarter. >> david, did

working with the pc and other stakeholders, we are very satisfied that we will be able to continue to offer a full level of educational programs. as a matter of fact, the child development program is going to be developed here in place of one that we had to close down not too far from here. we will have a program that will provide child care for the community as well as training for individuals who are interested in going into that line of career. whether or not we are successful or not depends upon the cooperation of the community and the commission and everyone else that is present here today. we believe that you take a close look at what we have been doing together with the puc and there has been a marked improvement in every aspect of service. this is not just talking about custodial or policing but also in terms of the number of students who are coming into the facility, the number of students that are utilizing the one-stop concept where they can get counseling, financial aid, and a variety of other support services in one place. many people have talked to me about this. i don't

it was the wintel era, as in your pc ran on microsoft windows and intel inside. s ago. and you might perhaps correctly in the year of apple think of montel before you think of wintel. these days the pc is no longer a growth category and the new tech frontier is all about mobile, the cloud, social media, big data. the quintessential growth stocks of the tech boom are now value plays. both of them sell for about ten times earnings, but 10% to 11% growth rates. they pay bountiful dividends. mr. softy yields 2.5%, intel an even more bountiful 3% yield. they refuse to be delegated to the dustbin of history. it's all about the future. they have a lot going for them besides low multiples and higher yields in the tech base. let's start with intel. it remains the largest most dominant chip maker company on earth. intel's old school pc segment has been suffering because of a shortage of hard drives caused by flooding in thailand that pushed up most computers. and of course we know we like apple. but now it's looking like the issues have been resolved, the technological issu

it remains the largest most dominant chip maker company on earth. intel's old school pc been suffering because of flooding in thailand that pushed up most computers. and of course we know we like apple. but now it's look like the issues have been resolved, the technological issues have been resolved, not the apple issue, and the business has bottomed. the company has had a lot of success in fast emerging middle markets where the emerging middle class wants to buy. intel limits from the launch of windows 8. that said, intel is now moving aggressively beyond the pc and into areas that are more in sync with the big tech friends of the era. when you think of the cloud, the explosion of digital information, the need by companies to analyze it. they both require an enormous number of data servers filled to the brim with servers. they need processorles. and intel makes the best chips on the market. the current business accounts for 20% of the company's sales, but it's growing three times faster than the core pc biz. they're launching chips for smartphones and tablets in order t

we just talked about, if we want the follow the audience of a program across any screen, the tv, the pc, the phone, the ipad soon, any web sierts, we have to measure that. and we do that for boast the programmers and advertisers. so we use technology to do that. we recruit samples of consumers who let us measure that. there are a growing number of people who do not own -- there's contradictions going on, there's a young, general group of people who do not own a tv set. they tend to have a smart phone, not a land line. and they're getting their content and their information that way. you balance that with households that now have four tv sets and their pcs and every other device and our task because the programmers and advertisers really require it is to measure the programming across that. so technology's our friend here without giving a long explanation we use technology to help us measure with permission the behavior of all those screens in samples of people. so it's possible. and we're doing it and i expect we'll have to continue to innovate because they'll just be more screens. >> w

are sitting down and having a discussion, the advanced calendar, the things that are important to the pc, the commission, as well as other interests, to try to lay out the agenda for the next meeting as well as forward moving. in our next meeting, which is tomorrow, we are going to start having some general discussions on community benefits. people will be coming in from -- sorry, we have -- [inaudible] yes, we have someone from the office of economic workforce development coming in to talk about jobs as they relate to community benefits. what it means and whether it is art work, gardens, local jobs, kind of setting a framework. there is a little bit more of that and hopefully we can all courtney together. that is about it. questions? >> thank you. your first address to this is in the commission of this building. the clean water impact on the community, more of them -- the more the water system does, the more the power system does. this is the community and i encourage you to stick around, if you can. listen to what this community wants. thank you for coming. blacks thank you. >> please

we had the pc ecosystem, the enterprise data system, now we have seen the cars, the phones, televisions, game counsels. every one of them was separate. now, people have multiple of them in their life. it's driving them crazy. they want them to work together better. >> and to talk to each other. >> to talk to each other. the cloud has a nice property to use it as a point of synchronizization. you can start to use itd. one of the things i love that we just did with the kinect on x-box is hook it up to bing. it will search for your tv content. suddenly, you have taken an internet search technology, applied it to the library of films and video, streamed it through the web and put it on a game counsel interface and talk to it. that is what will happen the next five years. there's an e coe system of ecosystems. >> thanks to craig. up next, lessons on life. investing and what kind of person you should marry. a financial adviser looking out for his grandchildren and more. you can find us on facebook look for wsjr with maria. and then treats day after day... who gets heartburn well, shoot, that'

so the use of video on pcs continues to increase. it's up 80% in the last four years. so who is using video this way? our research shows that women are 6% more likely to review video online than men. 18 to 34-year-olds match 35 to 49-year-olds as the largest demographic watching videos online. sites like youtube and netflix together most recently represented 56% of the streaming time which for the average american is 4 hours and about 31 minutes each month. but along with that increase in video consumption online, it's worth noting that 33.5 million mobile phone users now watch video on their phones which has increased almost 36% since last year and consumers with this access spent 4 hours and 20 minutes doing this. consumers are increasingly becoming media multitaskers meaning that they'll use more than one form of media at the same time. for example, recent nielsen data shows that 57% of smartphone and tablet users in the u.s. check their e-mail and 44% visited a social network site while watching tv. consumers are finding and accessing their favorite content on more

at the staples pc savings event, for a limited time get up to $200 off select computers. staples. at was easy. [ticking] >> having become a part of so many lives, facebook's creation is now the fodder of myths, the subject of lawsuits, a number of books, and the social network, an award-winning 2010 movie, all focusing on its cofounder and ceo, mark zuckerberg. >> half a billion people give you their personal information. do you feel that, because of that, they have a right to know a lot about you personally, about your values, about what you think? >> yeah, i think that because of that, we have to do a very good job of communicating, as a company, really. >> no, you. i'm talking about you, mark zuckerberg. is it important to know who's running facebook, in light of that? >> yeah, it is. it is. >> interest in what makes mark tick has heightened since the release of the movie the social network that depicts him as a callous genius who betrays friends and principles to protect his creation, facebook. >> if you guys were the inventors of facebook, you'd have invented facebook. >> the

ashok. >> i like in the pc market i think we like intel, right. given its heavy service exposure, we think the product cycle, they own the ip and i think that's a better pc play in the near-term. >> gentlemen, have great weekends. thanks very much. >> thank you very much. >> all right. on deck, 14 stocks did not get picked in yesterday's draft. there was one name that left all of us on the "street signs" team a little shocked it did not get picked. we're going to tell you who it is and get the bull case coming sglup and just as the space shuttle enterprise touches down for a final time, a new space race is taking off. we're going to tell you who is going to infinity and beyond when "street signs" returns. stay with us. [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of

of 1812. >>> if you have the need for download speeds, switch to at&t charlie. >> okay. >> because the pc world has -- i was just letting you know because we were looking at your face. it tested the 3 g and 4 g wireless speed of different carriers, at&t has the fastest download speeds. they were ahead of verizon who is best if you constantly upload your photos. but something to keep in mind. i know you're a big tech guy. >> i do use at&t. >> you do upload photos. >>> it's getting harder for working to mothers to justify going to work. many moms are finding that it doesn't pay to work outside of the home. once they figure in child care the cost of domestic disputing and other -- commuting and other work related expenses, most say that child care is by far the greatest expense. listen to this, in 2010 the cost of putting two children in child care exceeded median annual rent payments in every single state. women have been hit hard in the recession. about 177,000 women left the work force in march either voluntarily or because of layoffs and dismissals. that's the bureau of labor statics. we

we have the pc ecosystem, enterprise data ecosystem, now we've seen cars, the phones, televisions, gameonsoles, every one of them were separate. now people have multiple in their lives and it's driving them crazy. they want these things to work together. >> talk to each other. >> talk to each other. so the cloud, you know, has this really nice property that you can use it as a point of synchronization for all of the things that are in these devices and you can start to use them -- things that i love that we just did with the kinect on the xbox is we hooked it up to bing and gave bing the ability to take voice commands through your and lets it search for your tv content. so suddenly you've taken an internet search technology and applied it to the films of video and streamed it through the web and presented it on a console interface and you talk to it. i think that is what will happen in the next five years. there will be an ecosystems of ecosystems and they will all be brought together in a compatible way. >> my thanks to craig mundie. >>> up next, a report, lessons on life on investing

when netflix chose to make its online video service available beyond the pc so that it could be viewed on a tv set, netflix did so through our platform. that was a pivotal moment in tv history that has helped revolutionize consumers' viewing habits. today, microsoft's xbox live service has more than 40 million subscribers worldwide watching 300 million hours of video per month. internet delivered video enables consumers to access a broad array of video content at various price points. whenever and whatever broadband enabled device they want. these choices from xbox and others compliment traditional cable, satellite and telco services. we are not a substitute for traditional video offerings. for example, we have also seen consumers choose smaller discounted programming packages offered by many of the mvpd's and who may opt to supplement their basic tier cable with offerings such as nex flix. a practice referred to as core shaving. all of this demonstrate as current on line video market that is vibrant and dynamic. the future will bring even more change. in my view, the tv landscape will

this is computer we've been waiting for." >> this is how the pc--the idea that we all have these computersstarted. >> yeah, and it's amazing to think, back then, nobody had personal computers. i mean, there were computers in universities and in research labs and in corporations, but nobody had personal computers. >> allen's idea was to write software that would enable the altair to work as well as those large computers. >> and so we called up the company that made it and said, "well, we can demonstrate this software for you very quickly. are you interested?" and they said, "sure, if you can really show up and demonstrate it." >> did you have software? >> no. no. >> you had nothing. >> we had nothing. >> so they spent the next eight weeks at harvard feverishly writing code, but without an altair to test on. allen writes that because gates looked like he was 13, they decided allen should go alone to pitch their software. sitting by an old original altair, he showed me how he fed the computer a paper strip with their code punched into it and typed, "print 2+2." >> and then i hit return to sen

they would have killed you in the riot. he's in pc now, cellblock four. i heard he was tortured with a settling torch. >> two weeks after they transferred me back to new mexico. the gym was still burning. i was put in cellblock two, you know. national guard was still feeding meals and stuff like that. that's when i learned they said, we just notified your parents, you're dead, you know? i said, i'm not dead, not yet. but one of the national guard, he said look, he said write a short note to your parents. you have to keep it short and everything. i will take it out and mail it. and that's what i did. i wrote my mom. let her know i was still okay. >> years after the riot, having been transferred out of and back into pnm, jimmy kinslow escaped from the newly built level six facility. >> shortly after i arrived, i i was approached through some friends that i had met, would i be interested in escaping with them. so young, facing so much time, never the possibility of getting out, i said, sure. i'm ready. let's go. what can i do to help? >> this is the x-pod. th

the operating system for the pc is no longer for the pc. >> it's tablet, iphones. >> exactly.ws is, you know, a flexible operating system that's supposed to make nice on tablets and pcs and we've seen apple move in that direction with the latest version of os10 which borrows elements from ios. >> is there anything that google is doing that you say okay -- we were talking about samsung with john ford earlier how much of an impact they can make and how apple and steve jobs used to consider them the competitor. >> well you can't under estimate google. we saw what they did yesterday moving into the cloud base with google drive which is an interesting area. apple has its icloud and a whole bunch of competitors. i wouldn't rule out apple. they tried with chrome. it hasn't gained a lot of traction. >> dan, where are you on the stock? >> still very positive. still on our buy list. you know it's like you said an unbelievable stock. trading at 14 times earnings. they grew earnings last quarter 90%. do the math on that. it's hard to figure where they are going to go. but like we were tal

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general population, some consider it an even worse place than ad seg. >> this is the dirtiest place of all places. you're pc, you get to be amongst the garbage in the system. that's where we are right now. we are in the garbage of the system. because in the mainline, if you are not a gang member or caught up in any type of control aspect, dope trade or whatever, then you are nothing on the main line. here you can be whatever you want. you can be a rapist, child molester. or gang dropout, which is me. don't get it mixed up. you can be whoever you want to be. you can be a transvestite. you can be a snitch. nobody is going to trip on you. let's say i get escorted past the main lines, they are going to call me a piece of [ bleep ], rat because i've told certain things to get here. >> is your life in danger? >> yes. if i go to the streets and they recognize me as a gang dropout, they're going to try to hit me, which means kill me, slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me fr

will is the number one and number three pc markets in the world. they're growing like gang busters for apple. and either didn't have the iphone or released the iphone at the end of last quarter. and i think with analysts overlooking this international growth story, i think have a tremendous quarter once against beating analysts. >> and as we look forward, the growth picture is an important part of the story, but as well some analysts worrying that you'll see a little bit of can any balancization. do you worry about that? >> not really. first of all, where a lot of the worry comes from is the pc trackers. that strength comes from the asia pacific market. let's say they miss on mac sales and had 4.4 million instead of expectations of 4.5. that's the equivalent of selling a few hundred,000 less iphones than expected in a quarter where they'll easily best 30 million. so i think the max story line is definitely there. it's interesting. but grand scheme of thing, it's just not very important. >> let me ask you a question. don't you think it makes a lot o

pcs. i don't think that's the growth market over the long run. i think it's more of a old dinosaur that's going to pay dividends. >> i knew there was something i liked about you, patty. >> do you have a quick comment on pc space? >> i would look at a company like ibm that made transformation from pcs to software and services and stock has come down a bit. it's 13 times earnings. that's attractive. i like areas that are growing like patty said. if you want to be in this, you want to be in other areas in tech, software and services are wait to go. >> i want to bring your attention to headline on the bottom of your screen now. that being that nbc news confirms now that a suspicious package at world financial center number 2 contained an apparent hand grenade which we are told at this point is being tested by the police and other law enforcement officials down there to find out if it is live and real, et cetera. 2 world financial center. number of firms are in that building. they have been evacuated. merrill lynch wealth management, affecting a lot of

versions of the processor will be deployed later on lap top autos there is the more band width into the pc will only help. >> what intel has done will give a competitive edge to those who make and use lap tops and trancistors will likely do the same for smafrt phones and tablets down the road. >> and coming up next a wells fargo bank customer kept getting someone else's statement. >> she found doing the right thing is harder than it should >>> sometimes, doing the right thing can be difficult. >> it k and that is what a san francisco woman found out which she tried to stop wells fargo from sending her someone else's personal information. >> michael finney stepped in to help. >> the more this woman tried to get them to stop, well, the more personal information the bank seemed to keep sending her. she proved being a good samaritan is not always easy. o lando was surprised when she started receiving someone else's bank statements. >> this first time i seen it i put it in the mail saying return to sender. that happened a few occasion autos then she took matters into their hands trying to find

usually it is the pc that is played by viruses like this. experts i spoke to said it will become more common as consumers buy more apple products. the good news is that this week apple released a security patch that will hopefully plug this hole in java so that users that have not updated their software should do that as soon as possible to avoid getting this virus. that is the latest. back to you. >> thank you so much. new this morning, signs the u.s. economy may not be growing fast enough to sustain jobs growth. the latest numbers show the unemployment rate fell to 8.2 percent last month. however new jobs numbers fell below analysts' expectations with 120,000 jobs added. below the 200,000 earlier this year. overall u.s. economy has added 850,000 jobs since the month of december. >> your first impression in a job interview goes a long way. >> so one day. business is lending a helping hand. this dry cleaners in san fransisco offering free dry cleaning for anyone unemployed, that may have an upcoming job interview. the owner's son, but the ide

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for intel, the interest is on softening pc sales. ead of their results tomorrow, let's get the trade today from our next two analyst. bill and hans, guys, good to see you. bill, you covered intel and ibm. when the earnings come out after the bell, what are we going to see here? are we going to be disappointed or see an after hours rally? >> i think as we have seen the market rally over the course of the year that we need to be more selective. but intel and ibm are two names we think will continue to execute well throughout the year, including this quarter. and they are the types of names we would be buying as we move through 2012 pz okay. even today or tomorrow ahead before the numbers come out? >> absolutely. if you look at the consistent execution of these companies, the financial strength of these companies, then overall i just think from a total return perspective they both look very compelling here. >> hans, you cover intel. we are seeing the shift away from the pc and into small phones and tablets. are we going to see that tomor

then, the h pc recently approved an updated finding to the survey a few months ago. this recommended expanding the montgomery conservation district and renaming it the new montgomery commission district to reflect an expansion of the district and to take in more buildings all the way to and across third street as well as expand at the district in the southwest a little bit along howard street. the boundaries that you see are updated and revised from the november, 2009 plan. the only difference is a further expansion in the southwest. the plan will propose to update the individual category ratings for many buildings. i'll get to that in a second and consider steading and pursuing the new landmark designations in the district. this plan in terms of the adoptions will not carry forward the landmark designation because that requires further research by the preservation staff and consultants and working with those property owners. the plan proposes to make some amendments to this program which i'll get to in just a second. the other notable change was some changes to arti

it doesn't really look strong from the pc evidence. airness to the defendant there's nothing in there in the police report about the injuries on zimmerman and so forth. look, in advance of the trial, as you know, there's going to be a hearing in front of a judge, an iniewnt hearing -- immunity searg where zimmerman can seek dismissal of the charges saying i didn't instigate this and, b, i feared for my life. what's the likelihood of the charges being dismissed, because after all, the burden of proof is way low. it's preponderance of the evidence in that hearing. >> that's right. any time you're raising a defense you don't have to prove it beyond every reasonable document just more likely than ot, a preponderance of the evidence. if the evidence is lacking, if they cannot refute a self-defense claim, then the judge should dismiss the case. i've had to make those tough decisions. one case that still haunts me, i had to let a guy who was clearly a murderer walk because the law said i had to. if you're a judge that's what you have to do, yo

intel did still topped expectations he added japan and ali baba from gaining even bigger share of the pcket with its chips for intel going forward in getting its chips into more wireless viruses upland samsung have been battling each other around the world over patent infringement claims over tablets and smart phones and now a federal judge in says they says two sides have agreed to it settlement talks with the hopes of debating one soda settlements within 90 days stock market coming off of its best session in about a month over rising optimism europe the dollar was lower by 59 points nasdaq is up by three the s&p is down by four points the shares had a nice day that 3% intel meanwhile is down by a 2 1/2% patio. >>> think so much is 61 now california will tested hiv prevention tell it is called to via and used to treat patients who already have the virus. harris people and have it will cost about $26 a day in the price makes economic sense and your board said the ailing between tosses them in your report says the sites make it more difficult for the body to eliminate toxic chemicals that

and two research firms say hp is the top pc maker by volume. mckesson won a $4 billion contract from the government. good for 4% to the upside. and tyler's favorite place to shop, tractor supply. it's actually mine. sharply higher after raising guidan guidance. in the words of steve liesman's favorite band, every silver lining has a touch of gray. audio video product maker avid down almost 15%. they forecast a q-1 loss on revenue well below estimates. fastenal lower. earnings per share slightly missed expectations. and dynegy nearly $300 a share in september of 2000, look at it now, 37 cents. faces a possible delisting. right now though breaking news. 13 billion worth of 30-year notes up for auction. rick santelli tracking it at the cme. rick. >> all right. well, we had $13 billion reopened 30s. really they're 29-year 10-month securities. the wi, one issued market was 3.22 offered 3.225 and the yield came in right there at 3.23. very similar to yesterday's 10-year. it priced within the wi window, but at the high part of the yield range low price

the pc market's been asleep. everybody's getting tablets. family's collected five tablets in the last year. i think we're looking at pcs at some point because there's a refresh cycle. >> wouldn't it all be in the stock already? it's hardly a secret that windows 8 is coming and has a lot of buzz. >> right. brian makes great points, obviously. it is all about windows 8. i think the quarter is going to be kind of ho-hum. but we got good data. pc units data is better. intel told us component shortages weren't an issue because of the floods. and enterprise might be better than consumers. i think the quarter will be all right. windows we know, i think up 21% year-to-date, maybe wait for a pullback. >> you think maybe there's a better time to buy than right here where the stock is trading around 30 or thereabouts. >> yeah. nine times x cash is not expensive alt all. and 2.5% yield. maybe under 30 i would be buying it if it gets there. >> what about stephanie's point that maybe there's a better place to buy than right here? i guess you can't be too p