here, they're showing toshiba's c.e.o. their idea for removing dangerous radium. their teacher couldn't be prouder. >> the neat thing about kids with innovation is they don't know they cando it, so they can. [ cheers and applause ] >> in celebration of the 20th anniversary of exploravision, winners from the very first competition were invited. >> and now they're back here to say, "look what's happened! look what's happened! we were right! we were on the right track!" >> so, i would encourage everybody to just get out there and think about what you can do that's gonna improve your world and improve the life of the people around you. [ kids cheering ] >> toshiba exploravision is open to students kindergarten to 12th grade. there's a link to the competition on our website. >> the call for entries is coming soon, so sign up. you could be the next winner. >> as the program says, today's young minds drive tomorrow's innovation. so don't wait -- innovate. >> it's time to gyour opinion in "speak of the week." >> if you want to make just about any teen's eyes light up, jus

and hitachi and toshiba will also likely keep seniority based raises. some retailers will increase wages with the consumption but it is uncertain. >>> saying they may sell chips for mobile phones, chipmakers are looking for ways to revive the company and could include spinning off renesas mobile. they are in the red. officials have announced two rounds of job cuts. they decided in january to let go of 3,000 workers. another 7400 left last year under an early retirement program. executives also plan to sell four domestic factories. they have been battling a slump in micro-chip sales and streamlining plants took time to worknd sales aggravated the companies troubles. that's it for business and i'll leave you with a check on business. >>> people in central mnmar ha been protesting the development of a copper mine. that released a report recommending that construction continue despite opposition. is a joint venture between a government related firm. residents staged a sit in in november, calling for construction to stop. they said it was damaging their heal

it's not saying that they toshiba -- it has to be that the ramp taxi medallion holder provides a service that has a record of exemplary service to passengers who use wheelchairs. * so, i don't know if i read that, that it has to be the ramp taxis that have provided service, that the company services wheelchair users. thank you. >> well, the way that we're looking at it is for the service done by the vehicle itself. so, we're not looking at the particular driver -- for instance, right now, the requirement is that there are 8 wheelchair pick ups per month. it's not driver specific. it's vehicle specific. so, we recognize that, you know, there aren't as many pick ups in the evening so that driver won't have as many. but medallion holders responsible currently for making sure there are at least 8 pick ups per month. right now, this responsibility would transfer to the company to ensure there are at least 8 wheelchair pick ups per month on each ramp vehicle. our wheelchair clients do also take some sedans as well. a lot of it is because they are a little bit lower to the ground, easier to get

together solar and the bakers' plea to help the kids, hangai worked to set up a partnership between toshiba, which makes solar panels, and kidzania, the operator of a theme park where kids experience real-life jobs. the result would be a solar power company in the city that not only generates electricity, but lets kids experiment with working in a renewable energy plant. >> we would prepare a solar power generation system for kids. they'd have to figure out the best angle, direction, and how to place the panels to generate the most electricity. >> so for me to answer mrs. ishida's homework, i thought, okay, couldn't we give the kids the experience of working in minami soma to support their growth? >> reporter: hangai's solar company became one of the first to sign on to the mayor's plan. radiation levels here have dropped sharply. they are now lower than average background levels in the u.s., and the company is gearing up to open for business this month. for hangai, it's just the beginning of repaying for all those years he spent at tepco. >> the fact that those words of mrs. ishida echoed

. >> if you love samsung, do you short, sony, panasonic, toshiba and sharp?d to sony? >> it's a great company. >> let me do a cyprus on apple and maybe apple-cyprus because of the digital, seagate, cree, sandisk, should we not be talking about those? they made you money. again, there's a mission that i feel, you mentioned on "mad money," you have to point it out if only because it's so easy to fall prey to skepticism. this is a good example. which said juniper is losing share. now, you can focus that or you can say who is taking share and yesterday they had a piece saying that cisco is taking share. so i would like to present both the positive which is cisco doing well, but you have to present both. that's our job. the job to present both. maybe spain. where was santander, and why wasn't santander down 20%? >> the one note, quickly on apple is that around noon yesterday is important and it broke its trend which had been in place since the highs in september. it broke the downtrend on very heavy volume some technicians could actually signal that it's no longer

protection, responsibility and incidents of the freedom to marry, we'll have two classes of marriage and toshiba, it was marriage and skim milk marriage. that's the problem when you look at what the federalism lands or an equal protection let's. >> which raises the issue just being too broad and effective cemeteries disillusioned by marriage or not. even more fundamentally the role of government in marriage at any level. why should we have to get a license from the government, a piece of paper, recognition, legal recognition is the only reason why we even debating equal protection and all this is because government is involved. so our first order as libertarians and classical liberals would be half of regime of common-la common law marriagd yourself out as a couple, have what our church, synagogue, you know, what's the word for wiccans? coven. whoever wants to bless and give you a second, that's fine. but once the government gets involved, there are these other issues. more specifically and technically on the federalism issue, i have a debate with john adler, a friend of cato on the role of cons