it was created by ams mega tronics. it is a brand-new approach for mobility for paraplegics. it allows them to get in a standing position, then it can move because it is motorized. it looks like a segway but it is controlled more with a joy stick. but can you go somewhere in a seated position and then it allows you to easily pull yourself up into a standing position so that you can reach things, do all kinds of things and be eye level with your friends and family. >> i think this is a fantastic creation because you know what else it does? it kind of takes away that stigma of being in a wheelchair. >> the great thing about it is it is a rear load device. so if you're getting out of bed or maybe if you're in the bathroom and you're in a position where you are seated, it is easy to get in rather than a wheelchair that can be incredibly cumbersome. >> i bet it would also assist in even therapy. >> you are exactly right. >> a wheelchair can only get you so fair. it is limiting and this thing definitely gives you a lot more freedom. >>> tomorrow -- on "right this minu minute" -- >>

." >> in the biome tronices group here, the mission is to blur the boundaries between humans and machines. >> we attach robots that attach to the body, to the legs that augment a person's physicality. >> why do you call them robots? >> we're developing very advanced systems. i would calm them bionic systems. they're robotic because they have sensors on, various computers across their structure. they have motor-like, with tendon-like symptoms that push and change stiffness and allow a person to move again. >> hugh herr knows he's able to fine-tune his bionic legs unlike anyone else in his field. because he was not only a brilliant innovator, but he's also a double amputee. >> i'm careful never to use the word "disabled" when describing human beings. i quickly realized after my limbs were amputated that i no longer viewed my biological body as broken, as disabled. instead, i viewed those things as broken and disabled. >> how do most prosthetics, if i use that term, how do most prosthetics work now? >> for the most part, devices for the leg are passive. what i mean by that is the energy that

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and support investment in date a management, diskoshier review, internal accounting, election tronic reporting and electronic discovery it would fund much needed modernization of the sec.gov, which is such an important portal for investor information and is one of the federal government's most visited web sites with 450 million hits per month. for three years the subcommittee's support for increased funding of the sec has allowed to us fashion a better equipped, more expert and effective agency. i like forward to working with you to build on this progress in fy 2013 and of course i'm happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you so much, chairman schapiro. i'm going start out with some plain old budget questions. and i appreciate so much your testimony. so we've talked -- you outlined in your testimony what you would spend the added -- the asked for increase of let's say $245 million over last yeared enacted level and last year's was of course a $200 million increase over the previous year. and i realize of course do you have a lot of added responsibilities as a result o

challenge its strictures on exporting minerals used to meet high and tronics conflicts could hurt the prospects of debt help from china. reports with china's three trillion plus dollars in foreign currency reserves it was only a matter of time before debt limit and europe came knocking on its store from the chinese side of the leaders always say ok there we. go there we can reach full power so actually you can see that's kind of a thank you. it's not good not putting in practice may be some kind of a deal from a well it's not even a maybe but china's clout is clearly on the rise and so is its confidence this time around china has no qualms letting the e.u. know that it is well aware of its truck card and that any help will come at a price top of its list of demands. gaining the status of a full fledged market economy and lifting the one nine hundred eighty nine ban on its purchase of military weapons from the e.u. . but for the first time china has openly used that spittle cash card to lash out at the e.u. for a recent anti subsidy an anti dumping investigations into imports of chines

increasing amount of personal information washington will eventually be able to obtain once all home aleck tronics are wired to a network of u.s. intelligence officials estimate that by twenty twenty two one hundred billion ordinary devices such as refrigerators and dishwashers could be wired up to the internet just the way p.c.'s and cell phones are now that bottomless pit of data could allow big brother to monitor virtually anything it wants even the cia director says. very idea that secrecy will change forever. parky new york. get out of the business desk and marina kosar it was standing by so europe and russia have been trading now for a little more than our already investors feeling on this friday how much the investor seems. also is positive as far as that's concerned most of the countries in europe are gaining as well as are also goes about russia in the second and asia first let's start with europe you can see the banks there are leading the gains and b.m.p. part is having over one percent also resource forms are on their eyes and that's on the back of rising commodity prices because look

company has an industrial bio sciences division where they make synthetic rubber, bio fuels, eh loch tronic material segment has come up with a new printing process for flat panel tvs. and they're advanced protection business has new forms of kevler, both electrical insulation for cars to allow for more compact motor and designs. there's terrific exposure to the markets that are growing so well. wow, companies rolled out innovation centers in each of these countries to better serve and understand local markets. they're not just in wilmington anymore. and that's a move that i think will pay off big time, especially since emerging markets make up a third of the market sales. so it's no wonder the company can grow earnings at a 10% clip long term. >>> what does surprise me is the fact that the stock trades at a measly 11 times next year's earnings, average stock trades of 14. you think this stock is worth less than the average stock? dupont is a technology company. it's easy to understand why this one deserves a much higher multiple than just the s&p's 14 times earnings. here's the bottom line

also take a look at flex tronic. looking to sell for around $23 million.onetheless the stock up 2%. tyler and sue, back over to you. >> thank you very much, seema. it's time now to buy, sell or hold. our end of the week roundup of the biggest stock stories making headlines this week. and we have one of our "fast money" guys. let's start with wells. there was news about wells, a lot of buzz, warren buffett said it was one of his favorite financials. what do you do? >> he's talking his own book, which is a great thing to do. we all do it. with wells i would buy it. i think it's a very cheap stock, however, i like jpmorgan better. there's nothing wrong with wells. jpmorgan is more aggressive, slightly better management too. wells is an excellent company though. >> all right. so you'd buy that. apple, all the buzz this week. it's had a phenomenal year so far certainly. what would you do with apple? >> you mentioned up 34% year-to-date. too many people are focusing on the five handing, on the stock price. you have to focus on the valuation. it's still very chea

and support investment in date a management, diskoshier review, internal accounting, election tronic reporting and electronic discovery it would fund much needed modernization of the sec.gov, which is such an important portal for investor information and is one of the federal government's most visited web sites with 450 for three years the million hits per month. subcommittee's support for increased funding of the sec has allowed to us fashion a better equipped, more expert and effective agency. i like forward to working with you to build on this progress in fy 2013 and of course i'm happy to answer any questions you might have. >> i appreciate your testimony. we have talked, you outlined in your testimony what you would spend half and added increase, several hundred million dollars. $245 million. last year, it was $200 million over the previous year. i realize that you do have a lot of added responsibilities but most agencies have not received increases like y'all. despite the fact that it is funded, we take our role seriously. it worries me that in spite of how much money we threw