. >> unimpressed about the -- with which the ecb is acting. >>> welcome to the show today. plenty to come from the chinese computing firm lenovo, the brazilant development bank, good old richard koe will be joining us about an hour from now. towards the end of the show, luigi zingales from the university of chicago. jules is going to be there. right now, though, we are just over an hour into the trading day in europe. it's all about the countdown to the employment report, as we know. the forecast is going to be 200,000. the numbers could be higher, 230, 240, something like that. ahead of it, european stocks are weighted to the upside. around about 6/3, thereabouts. advancers currently outpacing decliners. u.s. stocks down a little bit. the first fall in five sessions yesterday. not far away from the intraday high. the ftse was down some 10 points. today it's up 26. the xetra dax, the cac 40, just up 0.2%. as is the ftse mib, as well. a number of individual stocks we're looking at here. m&a very much in focus again. meta says it has held preliminary talks with mylan over a p

i think the congressman and the senators were equally unimpressed with that. good news is that most people didn't watch all the testimony and they are going to see her testifying before congress. lou: she has a very strong reputation in the automobile industry. but not a single horstman talked about where that was made. who was that created that defective part in what was done about it within delphi, which at that. lack of time was deciding as much as general motors itself that it would tell itself a lease on the idea that cheaper is better and we will worry about the rest later. what we are witnessing here is devastating because we now know that 70% of the cars that they are making, general motors, 70% is away from this country, the richest consumer market in the world. this is madness. is it not? >> anyway it is madness. but in a way that is how the global auto industry works and they are very successful in china. so there is a good reason that they are building a lot of vehicles in china and they are concentrating a lot of effort on it. at the same time, of

asking for assurances they would continue cost april twenty nine deadline leaving some unimpressed. i'm relieved to hear o israel is always trying to debate the merits of the peace prayer says and will keep any excuse to delay or cancellation of the fourth and final round of prison as is based on a previous agreement that israel is trying to escape the pressures of the fight for peace this week the party's dominance. oh my goodness i have. comes on to the palestinian leadership week and i said it's such an initiative fifteen un policies contrary to an agreement reached last year the israeli foreign minister sought to downplay the significance of. the i would get worked up about it this is that growing school they joined respected organization like espn tonight to see them achieving independence. and it ensures an era to an agreement for peace between us all written in the least. romo has to call. the latest names to predict the biggest challenge to the latest us sponsored peace talks yet. american secretary of state john kerry called it a critical my meds but vowed to continue negot

. >> in the end, they could celebrate a clear win but the coach was unimpressed with the performance. >> i am disappointed with how we played in the first half. our fans deserve to see a better performance. were behind at home after just 10 minutes. after an unmarked header fired home. 10 minutes later, byron was levvel. el. -- was level. hunt raced onto a through ball before finishing past noyer. tooke second half, byron control thanks to pizarro. he put the hosts 3-2 ahead. on a roll. a header. and rounding off an emphatic second-half to make it 5-2. the important thing is that in the end we won the game. but we have to concentrate more on tuesday because we cannot let ourselves play like that against -- real madrid. >> to reach the championships, byron have to overturn a one goal deficit against real. he's not happy about their current form. >> let's take you through the rest of the weekend's result. berlin -- frieburg was tied 2-2. finished 2-2. hanover institute got pla-- hanover and stuttgart played to a dra. the draw in leverkusan means they remain in the final championships le

though, this baby seemed unimpressed. she had compliments for this six-year-old at rainbow place children's hospital. the welfare of sick children is a cause the duchess has embraced just as dianna did offering kindness and support to the very ill. p new zealand fell under lady dianna and young prince william visited. kate draws the crowd similar to dianna. >> to me, the shades will gain, some people have been here since 5:30, some camped out for two nights to see the couple. >> reporter: elegant as ever, but kate did tell one well-wisher her husband thought her outfit a bit too bright. the presence of prince george is boosting interest in this 19-day tour. he's now staying with his nanny by day while kate and william perform their royal duties. >> they can return to baby george at night and that's what it is about. then he's seeing them every night and that makes kate feel better. >> reporter: wherever they go, they are a gift for the young prince. here, yes, a bicycle, no training wheels. a souvenir from new zealand. an

in the end planted celebrated cleo when the coach had won the other was unimpressed with the performance beating until each addition. so i'm disappointed with how we played in the house. our fans deserve to see a typical muscle you must. claudia decide what behind it i'm off to just ten minutes. often mocked and obey this amassing five. ten minutes late to buy and when devils bring stuff home with the same the champions conceded again thanks to slack defending aaron and raced onto a through ball before coming to the teens your own boateng in finishing pasta mind while moya. in the second of mind to control things to come here bizarre and he scored twice against his former club in four minutes to put the hosts three to a head the wind blow on the road with boston shrine tried adding a fourth goal but the head of italian cold and rounding off an emphatic second performance to make it fine to the deceased's that the amended get this be a balloon. the important thing is that in the end we won the day. we have to concentrate more on tuesday because the comment as of late night match against r

we will sometimes find a smaller church should take unimpressed dirty theology and so it becomes a prosperity mega church. we shouldn't confuse mega-churches in the prosperity gospel. their 1600 or so mega-churches in the country and only a minority are prosperity mega churches. what's most unusual though is that they really dominate the upper tier of churches. the biggest of the big churches in the country preaching message and their influence is enormous. they can be thought of sort of like the top of a feudal pyramid, where they have a service to people under them the election conference oration at the message spread far beyond what you might expect a local preacher could do. >> host: lakewood church, self-reported thousand. that's an average weekly attendance? crop flow dollar. 30,000 college per, georgia. the potters has td jakes, 37, dallas texas. by this prosperity churches? >> guest: absolutely. any of the ones i listed in the appendices as a kind of helpful shorthand to redefine these churches are all prosperity churches and most of them make the top 50 of the largest churches in the

wanted to use air was unimpressed scolding the measure is ridiculous awful row about colorful news spread of the sippy foundation policy political think tank says that upto the mileage could spark evil recent eu policies don't change soon the reason to cut its prices because more people. i was then that the national government so i'll bite costs by a huge improvement of forty two semesters to go to the source just because otherwise nothing can get a. so i guess that the fraud unit doesn't change that and that takes more attention to social rights. and to the future people. these kind of demonstrations may become uprisings here and there. one organizer deal to worldwide wave of action participant open up the mountain in the skills and the tactics is ready to use it to get a minute walk break in the second ot till cold. we need nothing short of an entirely new paradigm economic paradigm are living in. as was created a bygone era is completely unsustainable. it's working for fewer and fewer people than it did maintaining a higher and higher cost to the overwhelming majority of humanity and t

it wasn't the only body unimpressed with the news of unity. it's hard to see how israel can be expected to negotiate with the government that does not believe in straight sets. she somehow not some contact with unification both israel and the united states may impose economic restrictions on the palestinian authority and israel may introduce retaliatory security measures earlier this month israel froze one hundred million dollars in tax transfers to the palestinian authority as some have reportedly makes up two thirds of the authorities revenue. after that cabinet session yesterday this announcement to freeze the negotiations on the part of israel's government further sanctions that were talked about but we don't have details yet. that could include security saying she was meaning stripping the palestinian authority security forces of their authority that would be ei a measure on the part of israel i'd pay that would be termed a security measure again another sanction one arm while stephanie the route between fatah and hamas have complicated d

. >> it's a megamansion the neighborhood association unimpressed, however, it worries about barn yard pet proliferation. >> you allow chickens you have goats. you have pigs. you have -- whatever. >> if the ccnr said no chickens we won't have chick yenz but they said caged birds. that is a cage. those are birds. >> what began for the family as a lesson in sustainability and raising food has become a matter fighting what they believe n the family hired a lawyer the case is scheduled for july. >> do you know what court is? >> yes. >> it seems there will be something this fight about. from kent woodlands, abc7 news. >> dozens of san francisco city workers responding to last month's fire in mission bay were honored today. firefighters not the only ones recognized so are police and parking control officers. it would fund upgrades to police and fire services. the fire department showed off its high pressure water system taking water from the bay to put out the huge fire several blocks away. >> san francisco marks 108th avenue of the ernl quake and fire that destroyed 80% of the city. nobody

this is an unimpressive any legal action it is very unusual. it is the first of i'm aware of in which a single state has taken on the nuclear armed countries in the world court there was this that the case in the nineteen nineties. in the world court regarding the legality of nuclear weapons and their use in the world court judged on that love to see how they respond to this time i think it's incumbent upon moscow and washington the other countries to respond in the quartet also. united nations in this review conference opponent corporation treaty. they're supposed to be reporting on april thirtieth on the progress towards meeting the commitments they made the last time rebekah for some two dozen can't. so it's very important for present opening. as obama and for countries to make much better efforts towards reducing these is arsenal's which i wouldn't remember. why thousand five hundred fifty nuclear weapons is far more nuclear weapons than is necessary to deter a nuclear or conventional attack another country. and yet russia and has stayed st

. >> it's a megamansion the neighborhood association unimpressed, however, it worries about barn yardet proliferation. >> you allow chickens you have goats. you have pigs. you have -- whatever. >> if the ccnr said no chickens we won't have chick yenz but they said caged birds. that is a cage. those are birds. >> what began for the family as a lesson in sustainability and raising food has become a matter fighting what they believe n the family hired a lawyer the case is scheduled for july. >> do you know what court is? >> yes. >> it seems there will be something this fight about. woodlands, abc7 news. >> dozens of san francisco city workers responding to last month's fire in mission bay were honored today. firefighters not the only ones recognized so are police and parking control officers. it would fund upgrades to police and fire services. the fire department showed off its high pressure water system taking water from the bay to put out the huge fire several blocks away. >> san francisco marks 108th avenue of the ernl quake and fire that destroyed 80% of the city. nobody who lived th

the market seems unimpressed. are they waiting for details of the new plan?s trading lower today. >> there have been some announcements. they'rehe fact that going to build cars that are in line with a different market. they're going to set the original division, one for russia, one for jamaica, one for china. they are more a tommy muska with more power to design their own -- they're more a, must tonomous with more power to design their own car. >> why don't they build factories in low-cost regions. there was some talk we made about factories in eastern europe. is that the direction of travel? that is part of the question pending today. are they going to announce a low car strategy? they have been able to penetrate all of the emerging market with dean --. the partnership they have with forfeng would be a good -- them to renewed the production cost varied nothing announced on the lower-cost car. cost asre about premium a premium brand. the objective is to move in a like of od. it will take time. clearly, now, the objective is to reduce the number of cars they m

my mother was unimpressed by almost everything. she loved "the office," and she would give me her honest opinion when she did not think it was funny. >> you could accept it -- >> my mom was very glamorous and formidable. when she said something to me, she would never tell me a compliment unless it was 100% true. she was one of those people where you believed them inherently. you start wondering if people around you are telling you things you want to hear. she was that person for me more than anybody. she would have loved it. she would've had her list of suggestions, but i think she would have really liked it. >> 2.8 million followers on twitter. 2.8 million. is that something with great urgency you wanted to have, a strong presence in social media? >> no, and i think -- i am 34 and i think i am just a little bit aged out -- i still think of social media as -- i am a little suspicious of it and i love twitter, but i think of it as a trifle. i did not have at the time when they could have been important. i got into twitter at age 30

unimpressed. >> i have to ask joanne a question, but if you want to talk more about your children --hildren less interesting the more you talk about them. joanne, you drink your boxed wine almost every night. have you ever considered spicing it up? >> i am alone, but not lonely or self-conscious like this front front -- restaurant thengs their diners are. you leave that suit open until a nice gentleman or lady wants to come by and join you. >> this is ruining the pick up scene? >> yes. do you think people are talked to the stuffed animals? >> no. >> it depends on how many cocktails they have had. >> that's true. that's nice to know that you go and eat alone hoping someone will join you. >> sometimes i want to take myself out. i deserve a nice meal. i am not going to wait for a man to buy it for me. if he wants to pick up the tab he is more than welcome to. >> what are you doing later? >> i'm busy. i just want to be uh -- alone. >> you know what is interesting? the eating maze. if you ever walk down 6th avenue there are tourists and alone. if you ever see a person's face when they are

. >> reporter: riders we met today were unimpressed. >> it sounds good at first, but it makes me a little i feel like it's another way they can watch over somebody. >> i think it's mostly security for show. i think it's more like this is what your taxpayer dollars are doing and, you know, showing the taxpayers that they're out there. >> reporter: but something of this scale, 4 different stations throughout a very large system, is unusual and it does give law enforcement officers a chance to meet each other before a real incident occurs. >> we're already working with people who we know and we know what to expect when we work with each other. >> reporter: the proof of the value of such training only comes with such terrorists, criminals or other disturbances put that training to the test. >>> now at 6:00, we're getting our first look at what a task force is recommending for san jose state in the wake of hate crimes on campus. why some are expressing doubt before a new plan is even in place. >>> it's one of the busiest spots around easter, but today customers cleared out in a hurry and you c

the fundamentals were weak, but you know, aside from unimpressive numbers, bank of america has an incrediblyss model. you have hands, arms, tentacles reaching every direction. also regulators and lawyers breathing down the company's neck, and these every quarter one time litigation expenses, tens of billions set aside for litigation, for borrows assistance, to buy back bad mortgaging. there are 6,000 other stocks out there. i think you could throw a dart at that list and find a better opportunity. >> there's been a lot of one-times. >> set aside is sort of big. >> and pretty consistent. >> where do you see the charts here? >> i'm not getting a strong message to be a buyer, either. i'm neutral at best. i think the weight of the evidence is mixed. first let's start with the good. bank of america does have a good trend in place. i think this is indicated by the rising slope of the 200-day moving average. i think that will lend support for the stock at around $15. on the other hand, i'm a bit concerned a lot of formidable resistance around $1. that was the stock's 2010 peak. i prefer to play the

neighborhood association unimpressed and worries about barn yard pet proliferation. >> you allow chingyou have get to. you have pigs. you have the whatever. >>reporter: if the ccnr said no chicken then we wouldn't have chicken. but they said cage bird. that's a cage those are birds. so what began for them is lesson in sustai sustainability and raising own food is a matter of fighting for what they believe in now. to the end. >> family hired a lawyer. court case schedule for july. do you know what court is. >> yes. i studied president. >>reporter: it seems there will always be something to fight about. from kent woodlands in marin county, abc 7 news. >> well more than 100 people gather at 5:12 this morning to remember the moment the great earthquake struck san francisco 108 years ago. the celebration started at this fountain that served as meeting point for survivors after the quake. the last 2 remaining survivors were unable to attend. this is the first time ever that no survivors have been there. the ceremony then moved on to the mission. fire hydrant credit with saving the district f

and colorado's own democratic governor were unimpressed, he's not surprised to see a certain amount ofanette good thing for chris christie to get out on other issues apart from his own scandals back home? >> he has to talk about something else, he might as well talk about this. a former u.s. attorney. i don't tlink it's going to help him or very important. his problem is not where he stands on pot, it's that a bunch of people on the staff lost their heads and maybe he knew about it, we just don't know. and maybe he knew about it and created a mess. i have never seen a presidential candidacy put in such peril by something so trivial and petty. >> and what do you think robert traynam? >> this is chris christie ci rca 2012 that they liked and loved, the no nonsense chris christie, if he can get back to that and telling the truth about the bridge scandal and everything else, he has a shot at the republican nomination. if you listen to what he was saying, this is what everybody loves about him, he tells you to it straight and calls a spad and spade and i think this is something that's going

the neighborhood association unimpressed, however. it worries about barnyard pet proliferation. >> you allow chickens, you have goats, you have pigs, you have whatever. >> if the cc&r said no chickens, then we wouldn't have chickens. but they said caged birds. that's a cage and those are birds. >> what began for them as a lesson in sustainability and raising their own food has become a matter of fighting for what they believe in now to the end. the family has hired a lawyer. the court case is scheduled for july. >> do you know what court is? >> yeah. i studied presidents. >> even in residential paradise it seems there will always be something to fight about. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, a spring rebirth now underway on mt. diablo. long, slow recovery from a devastating fire. here's a live look from our mt. tam camera. you see the marine layer. i'm sorry, this is emeryville here. you see the marine layer out there right now. yeah, temperatures are going to be mild and cool today. but big

. >>> 3d printing moving its way to 45% growth number in revenue last quarter but the street, unimpressed! the stock is also down this time about 9%. can 3-d systems convince investors that future is bright. we have "first on fox business" interview with one of those momentum stocks people loved in the past. david: that's right. nba commissioner banning clippers owner don sterling for life from the league. as despicable as this man's comments were, and perhaps as deserving as some of these sanctions as he is, does he have to be forced to sell a private company? that's the question. we're going to be asking a special guest on this somebody that knows magic johnson as well and his point of view. from you, did the commissioner adam silver do the right thing, not only the ban but forcing steriling to sell? we'll see if he is successful at that. tweet us, fbnatb. your answers coming up. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stoc

the neighborhood association unimpressed, however.ies about barnyard pet proliferation. >> you allow chickens, you have goats, you have pigs, you have whatever. >> if the cc and r said no chickens, then we wouldn't have chickens. but they said caged birds. that's a cage and those are birds. >> what began for them as a lesson in sustainability and raising their own food has become a matter of fighting for what they believe in now to the end. the court case is scheduled for july. they hired a lawyer. >> do you know what court is? >> yeah. i studied presidents. >> even in paradise there will always be something to fight about. abc7 news. >>> still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, a spring rebirth now underway on mt. diablo. the long, slow recovery from a devastating fire. and a live look from our abc7 roof camera. you can see a nice beautiful shot of the bay bridge there. how is it going to shape up for your weather forecast today and tomorrow? lisa argen will let you know just how warm we are going to get. [ mom ] hi, we're the

unimpressed by the charles of his local park, he instead decided to come here to the sahara desert. many days and kilometers later, an idea came upon him to try to share his experience with other people. two years later, he organized the first ever marathon de saab. >> a few runners are here to try to win. the vast majority, though, desire only to prove a point to themselves. >> i remember back in the day when i couldn't run around the block, let alone contemplate doing something like this and to watch people be able to go from start to get to the end is amazing transformation of not just boydwise but mentally as well >> reporter: at 72, mario rebelatto is one of the oldest entrance. he is back for a 5th time. >> if you are young and fit, you think you can burn through the stages and still come out on top. at my age, i take it slower because at the end of the day, it's punishing. there is no doubt about it. >> everyone here sets to gain a unique understanding of their limits and of their tent mate's personal habits. al jazeera, morocco. >>> still ahead on al jazeera america, 20 year

the neighborhood association unimpressed, however.rries about barnyard pet proliferation. >> you allow chickens, you have goats. you have pigs, you have -- whatever. >> if the ccnr will said no chickens, then we wouldn't have chickens. but they said caged birds. that's a cage and those are birds. >> so what began for the family as a lesson in sustainability and raising their own food has become a matter of fighting for ha they believe in now, to the end. >> the family has hired a lawyer. the court case is scheduled for july. >> do you know what court is? >> yeah, i studied presidents. >> even in residential paradise it seems there will always be something to fight about. from kent woodlands in marin county, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >>> still ahead on the dat morning news, a spring rebirth way under way on mount diablo. the slow recovery from a devastating fire. >>> the look from our emeryville camera a beautiful shot, clouds hanging around, and breezy conditions. lisa argent will let you know how much we're going to warm up for your

yet assad seems unimpressed, even taunting the world this week of talk of re-election. it's a similar u.s. playbook for dealing with ukraine and a similar problem. with no military threat, will other pressures work? >> we're united in our determinations to isolate russia and impose costs for russia's action. >> reporter: the white house says it wants to sever russia's political and economic ties to the world, suspending russia from the g8 and halting cooperations with nato. but putin has laughed off those costs. >> what you end up with is a big gap between western rhetoric and western action. >> reporter: joe biden warned moscow the price will go up if moscow reneges on a deal made last week to ease tensions. >> we have been clear that more provoktive behavior by russia will lead to more costs and greater isolation. >> and, wolf, u.s. officials can't point to any signs russia is holding up to its bargain struck in geneva and warn a new round of sanctions could come as early this week, but analysts say there isn't a sense sanctions can change in moscow. putin has determi

[ laughter ] and she seemed extremely unimpressed. >> said it with distain. >> seth: distain, yeah.y right. >> seth: these two? >> you want this on in the car? [ light laughter ] >> seth: now how did you guys first get thrown together? >> it was completely random. at this point, we're like an old married couple. and, you know, we bicker often, and we're seldom intimate. [ laughter ] >> really happy about the seldom part. i was doing show with another guy for a year, and then they were doing -- after that were a bunch of people were trying out for it. greeny wasn't one of the people trying out. he was just a fill-in for a while. but the first ten minutes, he was. i mean, he knows his place. [ laughter ] you sit on the outside. >> that's a bone of contention by the way. >> and at the first ten minutes of the show, he mocked me. he said when we stood next to one another we looked like the number 10. i was a lot fatter at that point. [ laughter ] but gospel truth, 15 minutes after we first got together, my wife called me on a break and said, "he sounds like a geek, but he's the one." >>

i think you have to look at the fact that manufacturing production has been pretty unimpressive again since the first half of this economic recovery came and went. and by the way, regarding mark's point about record manufacturing production before this last recession started, the entire economy was in a big bubble so of course, manufacturing production was artificially increased. >> it would be great to continue but we have to leave it there due to time. great to talk to you both. thank you. have a good weekend. let's get a market flash with the dow down 66. >> so another group that's bucking the downward trend today are coal stocks. the "wall street journal" is reporting that bhp's executive in charge of the coal division said he expects world demand for coal to increase for decades to come. in addition, cowan and company upgraded peabody to an y outperform from market perform, seeing little downside to coal prices, providing a bump for the entire market. sue? >>> free markets, fair markets. attorney general eric holder confirming the justice department is investigating high speed tr

are you impressed or unimpressed by what you have heard so far from the european corporate scene? had more from the u.s. than from europe. the u.s. has been very mixed. overnight,good news but basically, expectations have really been marked down. we are looking at quarter on quarter negative rates, which we haven't seen in this cycle and expect to see better than that. the earnings were more of a story and europe. i think the earnings picture was reasonably solid in the u.s., as you might expect. >> will sales growth in europe translate into earnings growth? >> there is leverage their. traditionally when you see gdp or the purchasing managers indices go up, you tend to see decent rebounds in earnings. kind of waiting know. >> we have heard from the ceo of phillips this morning, and he was complaining about the strength of the euro, complaining it was a little too strong. when you're looking for european indexes -- businesses to buy in at an equity level are you looking for those not to be hurt by the strength of the euro? is it a size issue? >> it is definitely a factor. inalso sa

another reminder that i am old and unimpressive her. congratulations. welcome.ackkers" in a couple of minutes. the secret source of "captain america" at the box office. >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> imitation is the sincerest form of hollywood. focused onown is sequels like the record-breaking "captain america." is short videos attract , andons of fans s intention of because -- best known brands. >> the only way to go is up. we will talk to the ceo of one of the nba's worst teams and find out his plan to get back on top he i'm smelling moneyball. welcome back to "market makers." for the:00 a.m., time newsfeed, these are the top business stories from around the world. new york's top banking regulator is now investigating credit suisse overt tax shelters. they focus on whether credit suisse's private banking practices resulted in tax evasion. world wrestling entertainment got smacked down. its new $10 month online video fell well short of an estimate. asres are as much -- down

fit into dumpsters in fact look at i don't think i could ever say of actually seen the sidewalks unimpressed. >> : fiers knew best will coach said was a star is much new practice time as they prepare for much-needed practice series. >> : there is next. you guys don't talk about a enough get ready san jose sharks still lower of who will start on day one and san jose. you gotta go miami first-time sharks have had three straight games and practice since preseason. today more rushing up bought their own games. spending a lot of time on our game polishing up trend figure out reprises that a potentially special teams are useless some construction and some guidance to what you can do and expect for the most part >> : gibbs was born to a whole lives we will try our best. a reminder of trying to see certain place trend to end to be physical did try to beat as part of the as we can. san jose thursday sunday before the shift to see shifts to los angeles next week. shark have never won a stanley roberts cup title but this is probably the best team. when you say san jose coming up the stairs and few minu

unimpressive numbers on the jobs front this morning despite huge expectations, less than 200,000 newobs created. this is the number we should be looking at. look at this, 12.7% is the real -- go back to 12.7%. that is the real unemployment number. includes part-timers, the underemployee and edged up to 12.7%. chief of staff under george w. bush with us now. why is the 12.7% no. important? >> the most important thing when you break it down you are taking a look at long-term unemployed, those who are the 7.2 who are working in jobs part-time but whose aspirations and desires are full time work. what you are hitting on the new normal is a class of americans that developed under this administration that are seeking work but cannot find it in full time capacity. stuart: i use a in the number of long-term unemployed people is now 1 million higher than it was when president reagan took over in the yearly 1980s. is that accurate? >> that is accurate. that was the era of greed and yuppies and the dark type of stuff but the irony is 1 million more americans are long-term unemployed now than du

her predecessors were talking with regards to the lackluster questions and how they were unimpressive answers. i would like a report on that. to do that.e happy >> the gentlelady is recognized. >> thank you, and thank you for your outstanding testimony. i would like to start by quoting the speaker when he referenced the rollout as her rent is in the launch was anything but smooth. representative -- the rollout her rent this -- horren dous and the launch was anything but smooth. of medicare part d, which is seen as full of problem's, it was all about fixing it because it was in president bush's administration. i would like to see the same frank lists -- frankness or willingness to fix the problem now that it is in president obama's administration and we are undertaking a much larger effort. good is that you have fixed the problem. i have trouble figuring out whether or not you have met your or will meet your goals. >> we are going to meet our goals. our goal for the short-term is to improve our functionality and the usability of our system. >> they have exceeded enrollment. >> as you h

think we were right or wrong to publish these documents, i feel like is the inherent function of unimpressive democracy to place these issues in the public sphere so that us citizens, we can wrestle with that. we can become more enlightened and make decisions on what the limits are. maybe people do not want more limits? i get the sense that people do. there is no possibility of that if we do not know enough to imagine what is going on. >> it was not an accident that we did not know. there are no evil motives, but there were very deliberate efforts to mislead us when anybody got near the trail. the program which collects all records of all the phone calls that we make, that is what is referred to here. it is a provision of the act. it had been controversial. not because anyone had any idea about this, but people were worried that the fbi would use it to get library records on what books people were taking out. even the number of times we use this provision of the law is classified and would do great harm to national security if we told you how many times we used it. eventually they were mandat

whether you think we were right or wrong to publish these like is the feel inherent function of unimpressive democracy to place these issues in the public sphere so that us citizens, we can wrestle with that. we can become more enlightened and make decisions on what the limits are. maybe people do not want more limits? i get the sense that people do. there is no possibility of that if we do not know enough to imagine what is going on. >> it was not an accident that we did not know. motives, butevil there were very deliberate efforts to mislead us when anybody got near the trail. allprogram which collects records of all the phone calls what ismake, that is referred to here. it is a provision of the act. it had been controversial. not because anyone had any idea about this, but people were worried that the f b i would use it to get library records on what books people were taking out. even the number of times we use this provision of the law is classified and would do great harm to national security if we told you how many times we used it. eventually they were mandated by congress to disclose

with unimpressive answers so i'd like to have a detailed report on that. >> i'd be happy to do that. >> i yield back. >> the gentle lady from california is recognized. >> thank you, and thank you again for your outstanding testimony. tribute to you as executives in each much your programs that you've turned what into --nade you've turned lemons into lemonade. quoting thestart by speaker, when he referenced the horrendous and a launch was anything but smooth. barton called it a huge undertaking and there's going to be glitches. those were comments made by congressmanand by barton on the rollout of part d, medicare part d, which was seen theull of problems with initial rollout. and yet republicans at that time about fixing it. was in president bush's administration. i would like to see the same kind of frankness and the system to fix now that it's in president obama's administration. we're undertaking a much, effort.ger now, what's good about everything i've heard here this morning is that you have fixed the initial problems. you are all optimistic about the perhaps.f your can i just h

prince george was caught looking very unimpressed monday as he arrived in new zealand with his royalce. and we've got a few of our own. here he is with spider-man. and getting in on the oscar selfie, peeking out from behind. there he is behind pharrell there. >> not even there. >> not at all. and not even with the taj mahal. and here we go. this is the final shot. this is why it makes me sad. >> even grumpy, he's a good-looking kid. >> you know, when i met grumpy cat, we had a connection. and now he's ruined it. >>> and, lara, this is for you. remember skimbles? >> oh, my gosh. skimbles. skimbles never could make it. there he is. there he is. >> that tragic tale. >> oh, skimbles. >> we're watching it again. >> come on. one more time. come on. do it. >> and -- >> oh. >> not even close. >> didn't happen. well, i think we found an inspiration for him. meet max, who may just be the boldest of them all. when he sees an open box, he runs for it. already getting more than 73,000 clicks. >> he's wearing it? >> yeah, he's wearing it. skimbles does have some competition for the craziest cat ou

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predecessors were talking in regards to their lackluster questions than how they impressed cms with unimpressiveanswers but i'd like to have a report on that. that. >> be happy to do that. >> i yield back. >> thank you again for your outstanding testimony. it's really a tribute to you as executive in each of the programs that you've turned what was lemonade -- turned lemons into lemonade. i'd like to start by quoting the speaker, when he referenced the rollout as horrendous, and the launch was anything but smooth. representative barton called it a huge undertaking, and it's going to be glitches. those were comments made by the speaker and by congressman barton on the rollout of part d, medicare part d, which was seen as full of problems with the initial rollout and yet republicans at that time were all about fixing it. because it was in president bush's administration. i would like to see the same kind of frankness and willingness to fix the system now that it's in president obama's administration, and we are undertaking a much, much larger effort. now, what's good but everything i've heard to t

you go down the line, they're unimpressive overall particularly on the top line.ically a revenue miss. ibm, same. intel did pretty well, pretty much hit the number but benefited from some xp refresh. xp support is running out. that enterprise is refreshing there. intel same. that consumer is still weak worldwide. next week we've got a very important week one day in particular i want to point out. wednesday, we have f5 qualcomm, apple, facebook and zynga. all on the same day. that's all on wednesday. we're going to get a really good look at how big techs that are making money are doing, little techs that really aren't making money are doing and grow stocks. i think once we get that look we'll have a better sense. >> jon, i think you were being polite. these earnings were lousy. look at ibm today. the bar is getting lower and lower as we get into next week. we call it the passover market because earnings are passing over everyone. >> passover is supposed to be a good thing in this context. intel wasn't laughing. >> while i'm looking for something punchy, jon, in thi

were you unimpressed by the bottom line? you look at the rules for amazon for the first quarter, it had something for everybody. people who are bullish in the symptom, revenue is ahead of expectations. we saw acceleration. and their guidance for sales for the second quarter was the high end was above where consensus is. for those who are bearish on the stock, they indicated there was a sequential deceleration in unit growth. they're forecasting for the second quarter a pretty significant operating profit loss which suggests that they're going to pretty significantly ramp their investment spend in the second quarter. little something for everybody from amazon. >> is this the year, though, that amazon starts making money or not? >> no. i would have thought going into the quarter, given all the changes amazon's made on shipping, raising the hurdle rate to $35 from $25, taking prime up $20 to $99, that this would have been a better margin year but clearly they're going to ramp their investment spend in a lot of different categor

and then investors are unimpressed by u.s. economic data.may hit a couple of, i don't know, detours. >> yeah. absolutely. as you said, every single piece of good u.s. data last week, investors completely ignored. while we have high expectations for today's retail sales report, i'm not sure they are going to rally except we get nexus 1.5%. we just touched on the euro. i don't think it should be ignored. they tell us it is wearing thin. there is possible ecb easing took them back to the forefront. that's one of the reasons it is trading lower this morning. >> absolutely. $1.38 this morning. nobody is listening. >> welsh you know, i think there is this two-way pull that's happening between lower u.s. yield and a weaker euro. the key is, very little possibility we are going to get quantitative easing from the ecb. there's plenty other options at their disposal. they can narrow the rate. cut the refi rate. and end s&p sterilization. they're not out of options. far from it. they continue to tell us $1.40 is where they don't want to see the euro. j

that guy was unimpressive when he gave his testimony. he didn't make any sense either. prosecutors looking at it is a good sign. i think that's someone's going to crack down and it ain't going to come from congress. >> there's been a culture of cost cutting at a lot of auto makers over the years. >> she herself criticized that, right? >> that's right. there's entire books written about it. >> someone says it's okay when we find out that you put on a table what chris' life is worth in terms of your 90 cent change. this is an ignition switch. it's not one of the ones involved, but they're all about the same. but you make a financial decision. period. >> but can she -- it's still a business. can she change that culture really? >> i think she can. decisions like this are made from the top. and gm had a culture of letting the bean counters make the decisions. the engineers were in the backseat, so to speak. she can change that. she's an engineer and i do think that she's committed to making that change, but she's going to have a big mess to clean up before she can. >> anothe

an official said he was unimpressed by her.u look at what is outrageous, though, it is what iran is responsible for when it comes to human rights. this is just a glance here. iranian authorities executed 270 prisoners from january to october inç 2013. they deprive them of necessary medical treatment -- women. >> so they're perfect to be on the committee. >> here's the thing. they fired back at tehran. they said, iran wrote in a statement to critics, iran has developed effective approach to all multilateral issues within the framework of the united nations. this is why israel and other nations in that corridor in the middle east them into mainstream? why are we allowing their prestige to rise? why are we allowing them to serve on that committee? we're in sensitive negotiations to somehow get them to level off on their enriching of uranium. we freed up $1 billion on monday to interject into their economy. how can we be outraged? samantha powers is the one messing us up. >> $1 billion is small. take a look at the amount of money

well ok cancellara washington can sense this ok so sir it's very unimpressive feel embarrassed ok but i have learned over here as you mentioned like kurdistan this is a problem with. maggie in london and that is not what happened in crimea let's go to matt in london for equal time what i think is the problem in many ways with many of these votes is that the goalpost keep changing sometimes the west is in favor of the rule of law and they make a lot of noise about that and sometimes they don't seem to care about that it was interesting was that many of the states were. the former soviet union did so by a process that was creating contravention of the rule of law the soviet constitution did not provide for the independence of. number of these entities and yet they were recognized by the west the same was true for the gulf and where the west so you must have a referendum that it's acceptable now twenty years later it's a completely different ballgame on the other hand you could look at kosovo the the russians believe that was illegitimate and then they more that used the same process for

and jaib cobs running against an unimpressive trial lawyer that went to texas filmed saying elect mecans have a lot of good candidates in these states. a lot of younger candidates, fair number of women, diverse backgrounds, fair number of veterans. i kind of think joni ernst is a better candidate than ernst. iowa has good republican governors to be elected. people are underestimating how much -- how high the odds are of republicans picking up seats in states like iowa, michigan, colorado. i would say even virginia. purple states that are obama carried. >> so mika, you started talking about barack obama in 2007 earlier than other people did. you've been talking about elizabeth warren for some time. >> we're going to have her on in two weeks, yeah. >> and interesting that she's now jumped ahead of joe biden. >> those numbers are hard to -- but, you know, i think there's -- i don't know. i mean, i'll put it on a piece of paper, but i predict she's going to be a primary player. >> she's signed a letter urging hillary clinton to run for president. >> that's fine. >> i think if -- >> she s