and the public clout is been generally branded by the enterprise segment as being untrustworthy unless it is backed by a particular promise to have some major brand like microsoft or google or whatever. what has been lacking has been standards related to a customer of visibility to reason about the cloud. but we have some good anecdotal evidence that people will focus on a cloud for a living will do a far better job than you would ever if you were building your own i.t. system. a good way to think about this would be if you look back on wikileaks and what followed, it turned out they were hosting on amazon, and when amazon pulled that, anonymous launched an attack on a bunch of different web sites. everybody who was running their own data center was down in a heartbeat. so statement one -- if you are running your own thing, you will be taken out much more easily than if you are running as part of a much larger aggregated whole world that provider can defend the property much more rigorously. and goodness me, they care about defending it. but more importantly, through automation, you ge

so the enterprise use public clouds as untrustworthy, and reliable, and scary, and yet, every single enterprise employee uses it. on the enterprise client, and all their own. and of 40 walks in with their own network nowadays, and the process enterprise data on the rise, and they probably -- it probably drag it into something like dropbox. tim mentioned an interesting statistic of how many people said they were using cloud. the only thing that is interesting is cio's who do not know that they are using every form a cloud that is available. this is the charge again. if the employee wants to be productive, a well-intended employee wants to be productive, just to send an e- mail to a colleague, and bounces off, so they drag it in dropbox and send it publicly, and suddenly all your data is in the cloud whether you like it or not, and the cio has no clue. the consumerization challenge is the challenge for adoption of the cloud. broadly, from an automation perspective, it is the case that for the omission build you a much more reliable concept. i happen to be a passionate fan of the models

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the researchers found that spreading the word about people who are untrustworthy or venting about something that's unfair, can actually reduce your stress level. that is good for your heart. >> talk about stress level. we have a big game on sunday. the weather forecast looks like it'll be cloudy, cool, the fields will be damp. there is a chance of showers for that 49er game. we have the full forecast as the news continues right here on cbs5. back to set . >>> welcome back, you know it was back on december 15th. that was the last time i was able to call on this back here. it's my live radar, we have it fired up, ready to go. in search of precipitation that right now is still way to the north of the bay area but bring it on. we need the rain. we are 22% of where we should be for this time of the year. in san jose, 23, in santa rosa 23, compare that with the stats last year. three things that you need to know about. first the rain was december 12th and 15 . that was 34 days ago. now we are talking about rain and up to six feet of snow in the highest elevations, the greater lake tahoe area by m

. >> santorum used goldilocks comparison to call romney untrustworthy and himself a consistent conservative you have a choice. too hot, too cold or just right. >> ron paul had a rough week and crowds are dwindling. one event had only handful of people turn out. >> we won't be declared a winner tomorrow or the nominee but the momentum will continue because of nothing else out of necessity. >> from get-go, gingrich was on fire in last night's debate, attacking the opening question about second wife's allegation he wanted an open marriage. >> i'm appalled you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. let me be clear, the story is false. every personal friend i have that knew us said the story is pass. >> gingrich released 2011 tax return in the debate. $994,000 in tax on income of $3.1 million. romney plans to release his returns from 2011 and other years in april. got heckled for not knowing how many years he would release. >> i don't know how many i'll release. i'm not going to apologize for being successful. >> romney today said gingrich should make public all the records from

political ads are so untrustworthy.ring a bad insurance company. a lot of us have done. >> gingrich zeroed in on one example of a bain company that fired a bunch of people and took excessive profits. i caught up with him and asked him about it. let me show you how he tried to balance the comment. >> do you think it hurts his electability? >> have a republican voter ask the question, if a guy misstates himselves that badly, do you want him on the same stage as barack obama. >> in defense of the camera work on that, there were hundreds and hundreds of cameras and people out there, and it was a fight for your life. gingrich is trying moderate his attack, but he could be, going south carolina, be dangerous if he comes out of new hampshire with any momentum. >> newt is a catalyst. he could not carry a swing state if it was made out of feathers. it's the pot calling the kettle black. if he harps on this, it will do damage. and this class war fare story iç so attractive, that mitt romney's group will have to figure out how to

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he described him as untrustworthy and said mr.n the issues that are cardinal to me. irony of all of this is that mitt romney, the man with the golden flip-flop, must persuade both tea partiers and evangelicals to forego their principles, too, in an effort to win their support. thanks so much for watching. dylan ratigan is here to it take us forward. how are you? >> i'm fantastic. thank you for asking. i couldn't help but notice the nice quality of your tie today. you look very hand some p.isoy .

who's behaved badly, can actually come, from, well, a good place, you want to warn people about untrustworthy or dishonest. it focused on people who spread negative information about people who aren't part of that conversation. >> all right. only the truth here. >>> wikipedia, one of more than 1,000 websites gone dark this morning. scott mcgrew joins us with more. wikipedia, craigslist all in the dark. >> all in the dark. different websites handling it in different ways. wikipedia's english language site in the dark and google placed a black bar over its logo. they are proposing the anti-piracy laws. truthfully the fight is already over. politicians had a pretty good idea which way the wind was blowing on this before sites started protesting. this is the biggest victory for wikipedia users since america won the revolutionary war against the dutch. yahoo! starts the morning 3% higher after jerry yang stepped down suddenly tuesday. san francisco-based wells fargo reporting it made 20% more money last quarter thanks to making more commercial loans. it wrote off more than $2 billion in bad person

i see romney as untrustworthy at this point. >> what is it you don't trust?n't know where he stands on the foundational issue. the issue of life. i don't know that he's really pro-life. he says that he is now. i don't know that his support for traditional marriage is rock solid at all. and i'm concerned on the economic issues, there's a principal thou shall not steal. i'm quite surgeoned he is not one of us in that arena. >> let me ask you. do you think he made his money in an immoral way? >> that i cannot comment on. i really don't know for sure. i do believe capitalism is lifted up by scripture as long as it has parameters of serving one another. i have no expertise on commenting on how he achieved his funds. but i just do not think he's a trustworthy candidate in the contrast. that's why for example, for newt gingrich, i believe he stands on those issues. >> let's listen to what mitt romney had to say when he defended his career. this was from a campaign stop today in greer, south carolina. >> any time a job is lost is a tragedy. for the family. for the in

he has always come across as slick, robotic, a little untrustworthy.e does that shows a gaffe here and there, it makes him look more human. that's great for south carolina voters. that's the problem he had last time. there was something about him you couldn't trust. >> is that something you had trouble with -- hang on a second, wesley. you worked for him four years ago. you used the word slick there. is that something you -- >> last time i'm telling you, it was like selling ribeyes to a vegetarian. it was very, very difficult. northeastern governors, flipflops, obama care. it all came together to have this kind of uh, i don't know about this guy kind of feeling. i think he is overcoming that this time. >> you are from the south, aren't you? the way you say that. anyway, let's turn to the president's plan to take on romney. perry, you wrote it is a three-pronged plan now. turn bane into pain and cast him as a flip-flopper and argue romney will pursue the politics of george w. bush. where is this coming from? why are these the pillars of the plan? >> the

he's untrustworthy and frankly not even good in debates. >> on that question about gingrich, there arepublicans like yourself who believe that he is a danger ultimately to the party and my question is, is there a moment at which somebody gives him a bear hug and says, look, you got to get out of the way, and when do you think that would happen, if it happens at all? >> there's nobody that can give gingrich a bear hug except his financial backers. look, the legend is that newt is great in a debate. he hasn't done anything in a debate against his fellow candidates. he just picks on the media. that's an easy shot to take but after a while it wears thin and i think the country needs somebody like romney that can deal with the jobs issue and eventually that message will get across after we go flu the primaries. >> governor, one of the issues we keep talking about around this table is the idea because gingrich attacked romney so aggressively now, does that make it easier or harder for president obama to take the same tack later in the year? >> makes it easier. what newt has done is legitimiz