industrial conglomerate united technologies saw a sharp increase in its quarterly profit. the world's largest maker of elevators and air conditioners earned $1.47 per share, three cents better than expected. revenue rose nearly 9% to $14.8 billion, with currency fluctuations adding 4% points of growth. shares of u-t-x were unchanged. intel shares moved higher on double its normal volume. the chipmaker was up more than 3% after intel's third-quarter in the financial sector, morgan stanley. it reported a strong quarter thanks to a huge accounting gain. wall street's second-largest investment bank earned $1.14 per share, handily beating expectations. nearly $10 billion in revenue was helped by its investment banking unit. shares of morgan stanley ended the day at $16 and change, the same place where it began. intuitive surgical moved higher after soundly beating estimates in its third-quarter financial report. the surgical equipment maker rose 9% driven by continued adoption of robotic procedures and an upbeat outlook. apple pulled technology stocks lower. shares ended 5% low

royce holdings rallied ten percent of the put say after it announced a new joint venture with united technologies. here in russia markets finished the trading's a war waged by energy stocks bads or thoughts that's after the international energy agency reduced its global to a lot of forecast for twenty twelve let's have a look at some individual shambles alkalis that's led the decline on the index losing two percent look all ended lower as well the company says it's going to spend more than ten billion dollars a year over the next decade to develop huge new projects and polly michael you raised earlier games the company has reported a forty percent increase in revenues for the first nine months of the year michael stein for much prettier wraps up the day's trade. today in the markets saw a consolidation phase tolling the huge ten percent rally in the r.t.s. since late wednesday of last week investor sentiment has clearly improved to some extent given the europeans are taking a more constructive approach to solving their debt problems and given the market improvement in crude prices from about one

royce holdings rallied ten percent on the footsie after it announced a new joint venture with united technologies and here in russia markets finished the trading day lower weight energy stocks as oil profits after the international energy agency were. it's global from our forecast for two thousand and twelve let's have a look at some individual travels on the other side of the decline on the index was led by gazprom down two percent look or was also losing ground the company said it's going to spend more than ten billion dollars a year over the next decade to develop huge new projects and polling little you raised early gains the company has reported a forty percent increase in revenues for the first nine months of the year michael stein for one critical wraps up today's trade. today in the markets a consolidation phase boeing the huge ten percent rally in the r.t.s. since late wednesday of last week investor sentiment and it's improved to some extent and given the europeans are taking a more constructive approach to solving their debt problems and given the market improvement in crisis from one

rolls royce rallied ten percent on the foot sea after it announced a new joint venture with united technologies. and turning to russia now here markets finished the trading day lower weight by energy stocks that's as oil dropped after the international energy agency reduced its global forecast to twenty twelve let's have a look at some individual samples on them isaac's decline index is led by was led by gas prom that was down two percent. one point one percent the company says it's going to spend more than ten billion dollars a year over the next decade to develop huge projects pulling metal you raised earlier games the company has reported a forty percent increase in revenues for the first nine months and. that's all i have for you this hour but don't forget you can always find most stories just log on to our website r t v dot com slash business headlines up next i'm going. nature and discovery. communicate with the wild. and become free. nature can give you. good will. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future covered. with this is all. good to have you with us this out

rolls royce holdings rally ten percent of the footsie after it we now a new joint venture with united technologies and here in russia markets finished a trading day lower weighed by energy stocks that says oil dropped after the international energy agency produced its global demand forecast for two thousand and twelve let's take a look at some individual shambles on the minus six let the decline on the index losing two percent look oil added lower as well the company says it's going to spend more than ten billion dollars a year over the next decade to develop huge new projects and plenty metally raised early gains the company has reported a forty percent increase in revenues for the first nine months of the year. michael stein from one prettier wraps up the day's trade for us. today in the markets saw the consolidation phase tolling the. huge ten percent rally in the r.t.s. since late wednesday of last week investor sentiment has clearly improved to some extent given that the europeans are taking a more constructive approach to solving their debt problems and given the market improvement in crude

china for its holdings rallied on the foot sea after it announced a new joint venture with united technologies. and in russia markets finished a trading day lower weight by. energy stocks that's as well dropped after the international energy agency would use its global demand forecast for two thousand and twelve let's have a look at some individual channels otherwise x. the decline on the indexes like high gas product its two percent lower outlook or as down as well the company says it's going to spend more than ten billion dollars a year over the next decade to develop huge new projects and point out though it raised earlier gains the company has reported a forty percent increase in revenues for the first nine months of the year michael stein from a creature website with a straight. lead the markets a consolidation phase tolling be huge ten percent rally in the r.t.s. since late wednesday of last week investor sentiment has economy improved to some extent a given the europeans are taking a more constructive approach to solving their debt problems and given the market improvement in prices fro

the right wing but what about how average americans feel about it let's take a look at a new united technologies national journal congressional connection poll it shows that fifty nine percent of respondents surveyed either completely agree or mostly agree with the protesters only thirty one percent mostly disagree or completely disagree and ten percent of those surveyed didn't know or he was to answer so that's much higher approval rating than congress or the president have right now if you think about it but keeping that in mind let's look at another interesting poll and you gallup polls found americans are more than twice as likely to blame the federal government in washington for the economic problems facing the united states i'll be sixty four percent of people and they're more likely than blaming the financial institutions on los trees which received thirty percent so as not to participate about having such a large swath of americans on their side and one of them said those who think that they should take their protests to washington instead joining me to discuss this is alice and jill kin

and our own san francisco department of information technology unit, do we have our staff here? and turner construction. what could we do without a construction company. so -- [applause] again, i wanted to thank all our staff but also it's really important to acknowledge the role of our commission who continue to support our efforts, and this effort. i wanted to introduce steve cherney. >> i just want to take a second to congratulate everyone. i had the pleasure to work in this 100-year-old building for a while. the exciting thing about san francisco is when the c.d.s. and hearsa said we want to cut new hiv infections by 10%, san francisco said, no, 50%. when they said we'd like to get folks in line with undetectable environmental load, susan and the rest of the team said, no, that won't do, we need everybody in undetectable environmental load and they said if we do that, we can cut down on care dollars and we said, no, folks living with hiv in san francisco across each community will receive the highest quality care possible and that commitment is demonstrated again over and ov

and our own san francisco department of information technology unit, do we have our staff here? and turner construction. what could we do without a construction company. so -- [applause] again, i wanted to thank all our staff but also it's really important to acknowledge the role of our commission who continue to support our efforts, and this effort. i wanted to introduce steve cherney. >> i just want to take a second to congratulate everyone. i had the pleasure to work in this 100-year-old building for a while. the exciting thing about san francisco is when the c.d.s. and hearsa said we want to cut new hiv infections by 10%, san francisco said, no, 50%. when they said we'd like to get folks in line with undetectable environmental load, susan and the rest of the team

technology nonprofit in the world. as an example, almost all of the charitable food in the united states goes through matrix technology. the most terrible food and the u.k., some food in africa, food in asia, we get to the earlier disaster program in japan. we were quite involved in that partially because some of our partners were in japan, and more importantly become as the second harvest works. it is that supply chain that was able to be put to use. that is what we do in foods. there are almost 50,000 organizations globally almost $2 billion worth of product flows through the systems at an annual basis. we do food, medical, but i am here today because of the work we do in disaster. the theme that the nation's system runs on our matrix will, there is a site where people can donate products, cash, or volunteer. had the nonprofits are able to see those, pull it off from one site, and to those needs are matched. it runs on 52 states and territories. nato runs the same system. they all look different, but the underlying technology is the same. what works for them as independent information that is compatible to work with

some of the thing they incorporated into the new housing unit is new technology and door controls.t will make it safer. >> merchan approves of some of the changes as well. >> it is nicer and cleaner. >> take off your uniform. >> overall the best change i like is the uniform. i guess they decided to have us wear red since we're in confinement. i was getting tired of orange. making me feel like an orange pumpkin. i mean, i'm a blood. right? so my favorite color is red overall. the bloods wear red. so it makes me feel more comfortable. it brings a smile to my face. look at my cheeks. >> in addition to his history of assaulting staff, his gang affiliation is another reason he's in confinement. >> if you throw up gang signs, mention you in a gang or trying to recruit for the gang you will be confined in here. >> that's what society calls as you gang. but i'm not a gang member. i'm part of a brotherhood, a nation. this is my church. this is my religion. this is what i believe in. you feel me? i am a blood. i swore to myself that this is what i'm going to do the rest of my life. >> coming

thanks for a much to our underwriters, allstate, bank of america, comcast, siemens, united technologies corp. and the university of phoenix. it took a lot to put this on across these days and we appreciate your support. thank you all for being here to the end. we hope to see you next year. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> what to you think we should do for the student competition? ♪ >> you do not need the best video equipment. cameras to a good job of capturing video. so don't let that stop you. if you need help, go to studentcam.org. >> i find it useful to read the rules very carefully and then make a checklist of what you need to do. the process becomes clear once you start. >> another great thing is that you could work alone on a project or you can work in teams. if you're a good writer but not handy with a camera, get a friend to help out. you will increase your chances of winning. >> you do not need to be an expert at video production to make this work. you can use your parents, other stud

united states. today, with evolving technologies, the waste travels through multiple stages of treatment, removing tons of solids... settling out microscopic particles, and introducing bacteria that consume and decompose the toxic material. in some plants, the water is further disinfected through the use of ultraviolet light or ozonation. these plants cost millions of dollars to construct, operate, and maintain. in population centers like los angeles, the scope of the task is staggering. the hyperion wastewater treatment plant serves four million people. it processes 350 million gallons of sewage and removes 500 tons of solids daily. after treatment at hyperion, what was once raw sewage is clean enough to release into santa monica bay. other cities and towns release treated wastewater, or effluent, into local rivers, lakes, and streams. as it flows downstream, additional cities may capture it for drinking water, consume it, and treat the water again. in other words, the water coming out of a wastewater treatment plant often enters the watershed, flows into intakes of drinking water treatment plants, an

one of the ways to define the units was developed by a group of japanese scientists. national institute of advanced science and technology developed a method that uses the number of atoms to define weight. a member of the international committee of the bipm which will decide the new standard says the existing unit was not highly accurate at the level of very small units like a microgram. >> translator: if a new standard is adopted, tg crypt to advancement of science and technology, including nano technology and biotechnology. >> the assembly will vote whether the standard should be revised on friday, the last day of the assembly. >>> japanese electronics makers are developing tv sets with a resolution of more than 8 million pixels, four times the current level. toshiba will release a new high definition tv in december that shows 3-d images without requiring viewers to use special glasses. sharp plans to launch a model with improved perspective next year. sony will start selling large screen high-definition video projectors for family use in december. japanese makers are hoping to create demand with the new models as ther

if a foreign student gets a degree in the united states in science or technology or engineering or mathould they be allowed to stay here and use that education to start a business? would that actually create jobs here in the united states? don't answer. don't answer. think about it for a second. we're going to take a break, pay the bills and talk about it on the other side. committed to improving lives with honest, personal service, 5-year price lock guarantees and consistently fast speeds. ♪ >>> y you stayed which means you're interested in my question. welcome back to "your money." the president's council on jobs and competitive addressed immigration reform. and it concluded, quote, highly skilled immigrants create jobs, they don't take jobs. in a competitive, interdependent 21st century economy we must attract these entrepreneurs to the united states. that's a long report, that's just a portion of it. with me now, christine romans, host of "your bottom line," richard quest, ron harrah, associate professor of public policy at the rochester institute of technology, co-author of the boo

united states to access knowledge. they can have this through technology in their hand. >>ose: it's good to you have here and i thank you for coming. >> thank you. azim prem yes is here, the chairman of wipro, one of india's largest information technology companies employing more than 100,000 people around the world. he is one of india's richest men and active philanthropist. last year he pledged $-- 2 billion his shares in whip ro to improve rural education in india. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. interesting as you say that there was a story in "washington post" over, on sunday's "washington post" which i have here, basically it says india's baby boom dividend or disaster. so tell me how do you assess what india's doing in the realm of education and population. >> i think so far as education is concerned, there is a reasonable amount of traction in college education. and particularly engineering education. because quite a lot of engineering education is rare privatid so there is an incentivto set up new colleges at reasonably high quality. but if

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