audie is going to introduce the audi e tronic. mobile's going to have one. mercedes is going to have one. in other words, this technology is going to be become generalized. to me, the unfortunate thing is that because electric cars are very closely associated with the left wing environmental green movement and to combat global warming and reduce co 2, the idea of vehicle -- triggers this visceral reaction on the parts of conservatives, which is if it's electric, it must be a product of the democratic left wing political machine, therefore, we hate it. this is an unfortunate knee jerk reaction because what the volt and other vehicles like it are about is and this is the first generation. we're in a period of transition, but what these vehicles are about is shifting portions of the american sector on to a more efficient and domestically produced power source. and in conjunction with a lot of other measures and fred smith likes to say, we're for everything. more drills, use of coal. we're for use of much more use of natural gas. we're for all of the things that

our problems might not be below our feet but in some of the smallest elements on earth it's called tronics fuel and it could one day be the cheapest cleanest and safest energy ever invented an unlimited source so to speak socialist one big problem big oil companies are to correspondent on a study. takes us into the battle field over america's energy future. when gas prices sky high nations consumed by energy wars and nuclear meltdowns there may be an alternative here region is basically a process that powers the entire universe if light heat to the sun or the stars reproducing this process for commercial use on earth has been the holy grail of science since the sixty's during the cold war and reagan decided ok we will cooperate on a big expensive approach to fusion now they chose a really big twenty story tall thing it takes decades to build. that's probably not the best way to do it skeptics say trying to come up with ways to produce fusion energy is as tough and as costly as finding a cure for aids a way where the these scientist however see they're well on their way with a machine set u

shares of this electric be tronic retailer, and if so, if not, who would you buy instead? rich ross is with us, the chief technological strategist. best buy, tough time for this retailer, huh? >> as painful as it might be to sell the stock at a multi-year low, we think it's time to step up as i've alluded to. we've been in the age of consumer electronics for the past two years. flat panels, video games all sewering off the shelves. >> couldn't tell it from the shelves. >> absolutely. once again, we think it's time to step off that ride. we saw this false break out, a false glimmer of hope back in march. the stock rallied 16%. we reclaim that 200 moving day average. it's a bullish signature. it tends to lead to a fast move in the opposite direction. perhaps most telling, we took out the trading range at that $23 level. we have a projected downside target of 1750 on best buy. it's lights out and closing time. >> if you don't like that, who do you like? >> that's the flip side to this story. companies like amazon, walmart have been feasting on best buy. amazon up 400% since t

he lec tronic? >> well the ap is not at print operation anymore? right?ot see the news on google or in their local newspaper online. that's been a big transition for the associated press as well. >> so many newspapers have gone out of business. >> exactly. >> so many have been bought by big conglomerates? >> my background was in newspapers and that's what life has been like for grunts in the newspaper industry is waiting to see which one of your friends is going to get laid off and doing the job of three people because everybody has been laid off. and then, also seeing the sort of green chutes as sort of new operations, new ideas, new outlets come along to do new things. >> so instead, as you say they used this as a platform to really almost tom cast their campaign and launch their campaign message? >> right. it was sort of the opening salvo of the general election. you had president obama utter the word "romney" for the first time, which apparently was a big deal. he's been talking being romney more or less for a while now but he did say, "governor romne

everyone has submitted to the idea that let tronic money in our lives is useful. we have a bank account of maybe the credit card, not alike tronie money in general but most of us have given us to this idea and if you say let's use cash from everyone says well, big brother might be watching down the banks in the credit card companies are going to be monitoring all of my transactions. you are deliberateness worlds they get this kind of recoil response. another group you have, less of them, sort of impassioned, but i hear from a lot of people, i don't know, there's just something about the physical. there's just something about the physical. a lot of people who don't love e-books frankly. they love to hold something and you know i think embedded in that response is also a much more sincere concern that people seem to hang onto cash more tightly and we can talk about this a little bit more but the credit card effect catalyzes spending and that is a huge problem for a lot of people. americans right now or in the hook for about $800 billion in credit card debt, so not s

the reporting of it in taxes and we have a mandatory 94% requirement for irs and use and the like tronicondition. the way understood his or her suggestion or recommendation is if we buy the same approach to estimated tax payment, it would not just help the taxpayer, but ultimately generate more collection if we took that approach? >> we were very successful once the irs was given and manage to achieve this goal and employment taxes and getting electronic payments, which saves the whole government money obviously because they're not processing checks. but it also makes it easier for the taxpayer after they get used to it. which apply that to estimated taxes. i think in some areas as hypertext years to pay estimated taxes quarterly. so if they can pay it monthly like they pay other bills and they pay a lot of bills through their banks bank accounts to setting up payments. we don't have a good interface. and so i think that if we could get some kind of a nudge from congress the fed goal, the irc has always developed a strategy and that we get the different price of treasury together to make

everyone has submitted to the idea that let tronic money in our lives is useful. we have a bank account of maybe the credit card, not alike tronie money in general but most of us have given us to this idea and if you say let's use cash from everyone says well, big brother might be watching down the banks in the credit card companies are going to be monitoring all of my transactions. you are deliberateness worlds they get this kind of recoil response. another group you have, less of them, sort of impassioned, but i hear from a lot of people, i don't know, there's just something about the physical. there's just something about the physical. a lot of people who don't love e-books frankly. they love to hold something and you know i think embedded in that response is also a much more sincere concern that people seem to hang onto cash more tightly and we can talk about this a little bit more but the credit card effect catalyzes spending and that is a huge problem for a lot of people. americans right now or in the hook for about $800 billion in credit card debt, so not s

everyone has submitted to the idea that let tronic money in our lives is useful. we have a bank account of maybe the credit card, not alike tronie money in general but most of us have given us to this idea and if you say let's use cash from everyone says well, big brother might be watching down the banks in the credit card companies are going to be monitoring all of my transactions. you are deliberateness worlds they get this kind of recoil response. another group you have, less of them, sort of impassioned, but i hear from a lot of people, i don't know, there's just something about the physical. there's just something about the physical. a lot of people who don't love e-books frankly. they love to hold something and you know i think embedded in that response is also a much more sincere concern that people seem to hang onto cash more tightly and we can talk about this a little bit more but the credit card effect catalyzes spending and that is a huge problem for a lot of people. americans right now or in the hook for about $800 billion in credit card debt, so not s