is the usb market contracting because of the storage available in the cloud? barbara: because of the threats last year with bad usb and a group finding all the stuff the government supposedly did. if doesn't matter if it's the government or bad guys. we've seen an increase in sales, 27%, to be exact, in the last year on just storage. the bigger market is the workspace. so the workspace market is where you actually hand the drive to somebody instead of handing them a computer. so a company will give you a stick and say, use whatever device you want byod. cory: that's fascinating. barbara nelson, thank you for joining us. the manager of the company called iron key. we focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. remy joins us from new york. what do you get? >> today's b-west bite is six, the number of game titles allowed on sony's playstation four in china. a very sad number considering that just right next dearoor over in japan, they're allowing 200 titles. cory: whooundat kind of titles are these? in the market for the first time, good on them, but with a ve

but with the new usb c.t as fast as when you plug it into the wall. >> say you have an old computer. you need an adapter then yes? >> of course, if you have an old computer and you want to use a new usb c. cord, you'll need an adapter for your old computer. if you get one of these new computers and of course like everyone you have all the old usb cords you'll need the adapter to work with that and really no benefits of usbc. over time all start to adapt new cords when we get the new computers. >> who blew? >> so sexy. >> yeah exactly. >> can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebra

is the usb market contracting?use of the threats -- we had seen an increase in sales, 27% to be exact. just on storage. the bigger market is the workspace. that is where you hand the drive to somebody. a company will give you a stick and say use whatever device you want. cory: very fascinating. thank you for joining us. cory: very fascinating. thank you for joining us. the manager of ironkey. the bwest byte is one number that tells us a whole lot. >> today's bwest byte is six, the number of game titles allowed on sony's playstation 4 in china. a sad number considering right next door in japan, they are allowing 200 of those titles. cory: what kinds of titles are these? with a limited number of titles -- type of title. >> some of the titles they are allowing are china themed games. dynasty warriors eight, knack, trials fusion, ray man legends and mr. pumpkins and venture. -- adventure. titles not available are some of the once you might expect that make a lot of money. including grand theft auto five and call of dut

. >> the food option is unique and riders get with wifi and usb outlets. you pay for everything on your app, and single rides are $6 or can drop to $4. if you have questions someone is there with answers. each leap bus has an experienced manager here kurt. leap said you will not have to wait for the bus stop, you can see where the next bus is on the app and the approximate the seat is available. the buses we saw only had a few passengers leap expects more investors to jump on if the numbers are impressive. in san francisco matt keller. >> march madness is under way, president obama this morning filled out his bracket. and here is who he picked to win the national championship. >> and i'm putting kentucky in there. now, the fact of the matter is is that the since north carolina, my first year in office, i have not won the pool in any subsequent years. so the good news for all the teams that are out here the fact that i did not pick you may mean good things for ya. >> well kentucky is the overwhelming favorite to win it all as the only unkey feeted team in m

video on there drone and you can download it wi-fi to tablet or smart phone or cuonnect the dren by the usb. -- drone -- >> host: what is the price tag? >> guest: little one is $599 and big one is $899. >> host: are they selling well in the united states? >> guest: yes. >> host: had you did you get into this? >> guest: we were doing the smart phone devices like car keys head phones, and so we wanted to go to toys and so we said okay we wanted to do a car but we said it is not working so we did this. >> host: this is someone of the products made in paris. days like this make them interconnective devices. what is your position? >> guest: i am a product manager and i work on the current range of the market venues. >> host: the product you are holding is one of the ces award winners. what is this? >> guest: this is one of the best innovations throughout ces. it is usually, this gets your stuff from the car. we are on the back and we design it to be integrated fully to any car. it has the possibility of gps navigation to get digital and analog channels to get audio in and out we improved the int

almost one out of three usb fights ens with a brain injury, that's shocking. >> and larry boxes isn't of professional boxers will eventually develop it tbi. it will result in unusual speech language speaking ajt and severe emotional problems. >> larry: that is scary. i know the nfl has been taking this much more seriously. >> -- spec. >> larry: what was that. >> sex sex sex. >> sorry, larry we are a healthy male brain. we can't help but think about sex. >> sex lam. >> larry: okay. >> every minute or so. >> larry: okay, okay calm down guys. so what are the thoughts s it reasonable to think we should just outlaw these violent sports or -- >> no! of course sports are ex sighting. besides we only use a small percentage of our brain. so if a part of it shrinks it's really no big deal. >> you idiot that's us you're talking about. we should absolutely outlaw these. >> sex sex. >> sex sex. >> larry: guys stop stop. >> just give me one answer. outlaw or not outlaw. >> i say party on. >> i say wear a helmet. >> not sure we're talking about the same thing. >> the human brain everybody. we'll be

apple is considering adding usb ports that can transfer data and connect a house and keyboard. >>> hbois reportedly in talks with apple, google and others to launch its highly anticipated hbo now streaming service. it will cost about $15 a month and it is expected to launch next month to coincide with the new "game of thrones." it is aimed at attracting or keeping customers increasing ditching expensive tv subscriptions. scott, back over to you. >> thank you. >>> almost half of america is preparing for another round of wintry weather. the latest storm stretches from northern texas to southern new england. governors in alabama, mississippi, west virginia, and new jersey have declared states of emergency. some places are expected to get as much as ten inches of snow today. >> federal offices in washington completely shut down today. there will be no business by the federal government. >> what a difference on the west coast. >> holy cow, here's christina. >> it seems like we've had this equal but opposite pattern going for much of this winter so far and our days of winter are coming quick

apple is considering adding usb ports and connect a mouse and keyboard. and several major theater chains are refusing to show beast of no nations. it's an african war film that netflix bought the rights to. they plan to release it on streaming at the same time it would debut in theaters. >> thank you so much. let's get the latest in sports. a buzzer beater finnish boston. >> looking. the catch. yes. score the bucket. >> celtics lays it in from under the rim to propel boston to a victory over utah. in college hoops watch this basket. the ball is tipped into the hoop while befending the inbound pass. unintention tall but good. >> the third ranked blue devils secure the third seed after clobbering wake forest. actually some cowboys in the crowd for you. the head coach and a few players spent some time cheering in the student section. the offseason trip is what the coach calls a learning excursion to go somewhere away from football. >> u.s. par la olympic hopeful woke up to finding his car window washed and his prosthetic running blade stolen. they are worth

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the journal says apple is considering adding a wanted feature the usb port to the next generation of ipad. separately hbo reportedly in talks with apple to bring its streaming service to apple tv, called hbo now. that service is expected to launch in april and cost $15 a month. first on the ipad. we know the category is challenged. are they trying to do what microsoft has done with the surface? >> yes. this is sort of a hybrid pc, pad. we haven't figured out yet ultimately what tablets are useful for. everyone came out of the box, it's going to be so huge, sold a bunch, now people find that they last forever, you don't need to keep buying new ones an they're kind of a tweener device. our fablets now which are big enough and the pcs themselves or the computers. it's a tweener device and talking about being able to plug in a keyboard and mouse. my reaction is i love my mac book. why would i need to do all that? >> but then they created the air they eliminated the need for a cd rom drive because they had created itunes. you wonder, has their design plus their software not really advance

riders get wi-fi and usb outlet. you pay for everything on your app. single rides are $6 but can drop to less than $4 if you buy in bulk. and if you have questions, someone is there with answers. each bus has an experienced manager, here it's kurt. leaf says you won't have to wait at the bus stop. you can see where the next is on your a p, p and if the seat is available. the buses we saw this morning only had a few pangs. leaf expects more people to jump on if the early adopters are impressed. >> it's nice. more comfortable than any buses i've been on. >> matt keller abc 7 news. >>> san francisco health officials have a faster way to diagnose tuberculosis. san francisco general hospital is the first site in california for the pilot of a new diagnostic test that speeds the results from days to hours. the tests can also determine whether a patient is resistant to one of the most commonly used drugs to treat tb. san francisco general says the city has one of the highest in the united states. >> you know nearly 30 million americans are living with diabetes

also a redesigned keyboard and one port for usb and charging purposes. the price starts at $1300. >>> well the continued drop in sales may force mcdonald's to call on kale. say it ain't so. sales were down 4% last month. mcdonald's admits it needs to evolve and one report says it might include adding kale to the menu. analysts say the trendy leafy vegetable would make its menu more healthy and help change the chain's image. put it next to a quarterer pounder with cheese it doesn't seem too fattening anymore. let kale solve problems. >>> the final episode of "mad men" a couple weeks ago a fancy piece of the show has been sold. a crisis lir imperial. it's a convertible driven by jon hamm's character don draper. >> only 922 of these were built. this one just 87,000 miles on it. someone just bought it for under 40 grand. a classic car dealer off ebay that sold this. a good-looking car. >> and apparently no one has smoked in it. >> but there might be some kale leafs on the ground. >>> abandon ship. several boaters forced to flee after a large yacht catches fi

the usb-c. it also has no fan, making it the quietest yet. they announced a new tool called research kit that collects medical data from iphone users. tim stevens says this could be a game changer in the health industry. >> this is going to really open the door a lot more people to get more information in the doctor's hand and hopefully help us learn more about curing these diseases. >> reporter: use verse to consent to submitting any health information and apple says it goes straight to the researchers and they won't have access to your data. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> preorders for the apple watch start one month from today. prices start at $349 for a sport of model and go up to $10,000 for a luxury 18-karat gold version. >> what do you think? >> i would go for the sport model first. >> i wrote a blog about this yesterday and it was amazing to hear the public give their opinions. first of all on a first generation watch do you want to spend that kind of money? >> absolutely. >> if there was a hacker who broke into that sys

can either download it over wi-fi to your tablet or your smartphone, or you can connect the drone by usb on your pc, if you want. >> host: what's the price point on some of these drones? >> guest: for the bee bop it's 1299 and for the -- [inaudible] it's 899. >> host: are they selling well? >> guest: yeah good. >> host: are you selling them e here in the u.s.? >> guest: yes. >> host: how did you get into this business? into drone making? >> guest: like just, we were doing, in parrot we were doing all the devices for the smartphones, for the phones, all the devices like your car keys, headphones, and so we wanted to go to destroyeds and so -- droids and so o.k., we started to do a car and we said, oh it's not that fun so we started to do. >> host: and this is one of the products made by parrot out of paris. well, the parrot company doesn't only make drones, but it makes some interconnectivity devices as well. benjamin sebag of parrot is with us now. what is your position at parrot? >> guest: i'm a project manager on the after market. so i work on the -- [inaudible] after market ideas. >>

they have a haptic feedback touchpad, a new usb port. apple watch is the bigger bet for tim cook because it is the first new product category launched under his purview, but they are going to sell more macbooks. that is a steady your business. i would say apple watch and macbook have shared the spotlight in san francisco. alix: did you feel like tim cook successfully sold the apple watch? did he get the job done? doug: i have to say personally, i am skeptical. the smartphone exerts such a gravitational pull on our lives. this is why ipad sales have slowed down. we pay more attention to our phones. the idea of a watch that complements the phone, that does not work without it, that offers a limited, curated version of what is already available on the smart phone -- that is a tough sell for me. i did not see any apps demonstrated today that expanded our understanding of it. i think tim cook from what i can tell, did a marvelous job. sales numbers will tell the story. i do not know if he completed the sales pitch. alix: what country do you t

tragic because after all the blood and treasure that had been spilled to reach that point, to have the usb tray its allies in such a way was heartbreaking. it tested one's patriotism to be an american during that period to see what the effects of that congressional cut off was. >> that is what you witnessed in the summer of 74? john lehman: yes. >> two points from the earlier period. there was a story of how henry kissinger introduced you to rockefeller. john lehman: [laughter] yes. i had met rockefeller before. he was his vice president so i attended meetings with him and so forth. it was about 8:00 and i went over to the -- my office was in the old executive office building across the street. i went over to the west ring -- west wing to bring something henry asked for, a piece of paper. nelson rockefeller locked in. he and henry were very close friends. they got talking and rockefeller said, "i have to hire a new policy person, i've had such a hard time hitting good staff." i read how you are running the hold government -- the whole government. the nsc staff is making all of the policy i

usb, they control your temperature and stet. neil: is blueing too going to ing tooth going to the sole that could be like a get smart thing. they have all kinds of -- >> practical? >> i don't know, how practical you can get a 3 heat warmer you put in your shoe, that lasts 9 hours, they could get smelly. neil: yeah that is a good point. >> i don't know. neil: apple might want to watch samsung, ready to do battle, phones, but this time said galaxy s6 and edge smartphones are cool and hot they have taken 20 million orders, apple might want to protect radio. >> remember these 20 million orders to wireless carriers. not consumers yet they predict it will do really well, samsung their profitability has not been great, they are banking on this phone, it will be a big win for samsung they upgraded their model now to glass from plastic they added wireless charging technology. they updated -- >> how does that work? >> it has a technology, you put it on something that is also using that technology, you can wirelessly charge the smartphone,

the bank of new york defined by $3 billion worth of stock, mx, bank of america, usb, goldman sachs update, $6.4 billion buyback. does anyone think that that could spark the market? >> i think it well. we saw this with deutsche bank and they are going to be down but the foreign banks have also heartedness. charles: thank you to the guests, we have a lot to look forward to in the morning. tell your friends about us and record us if you can't catch us live. here is lou dobbs. lou: evening, everyone. the iranian military has succeeded where u.s. forces could not. you're looking at video of some of the iranian ladin 3000 soldiers who have driven much of the islamic state from the iraqi city. those forces have succeeded in their battle to create funding for the islamic state, capturing part of the northern district and making a rapid push toward the city center. with the united states military not involved in any way in the operation, there appears to be rising in

how divergent can the usb, can the you k -- can the u.s. be, can the u.k. be?w: i don't think it is the u.s. being de-coupled from the global economy, in the sense that the u.s. economy is growing reasonably well. other parts of the global economy are growing reasonably well. the global economy is generally getting a boost from low oil prices. there is a spectrum. the u.s. and the u.k. at the top of that growth spectrum. some of the euro area economies are at the bottom of the spectrum. they are dragging down the level of interest rate in europe. that is quite a longer-term structural problem. therefore, that resistance in divergence of interest rates is going to be with us for some time. anna: how do you view the strength of the u.s. economy right now? measuring data against expectations is one way to look at things. if you do that, the u.s. seems to be disappointing more than europe. andrew: that is a indication that expectations ran ahead too far. in some areas, like the labor market, it still looks quite resilient. i think we've seen this before. when the o

he served four years as an air force mechanic was carrying an ipod four usb drives and an iphone. there was evidence of repeated internet searches for information on borders controlled by islamic state and a chart of crossing points. he was denied entry when he refused to allow officials to search his electronics. he worked on airplane maintenance for years in the air force from 1986 to 1990. he received training in the installation of aircraft engines and weapons systems. he worked as an airplane mechanic for american airlines. >> his experience in the private aviation sector disturbs me the most because he would have had access to private american and european made aircraft that he could have learned the security weak points on those aircraft and stash weapons and bombs. >> reporter: he landed on the fbi's radar more than a decade ago when an american airlines employee tipped off the agency he was sympathizing with bin laden. he converted to islam and become more radical during that time. according to law enforcement officials i've been speaking with this case and the u.s. milit

we also said that about the ipad and the i pod and the i book mack that had no usb port. you can order it and it will start shipping on april 24. if you want torbay in on apple's watch or anything else technology, hashtag tech tank > hi, i'm mrs. thomas kindergarten teacher at the upper more land primary school and i'm mrs. document brow ski and this is our class. welcome back to fox 29 weekend. thank you, class. thank you boys and girls. we love he with you send us videos welcoming us to the show, welcoming you back and giving weather shoutouts and questions. you can always send your videos. you can tweet them or instagram them or facebook them. use the hashtag fox 29 weekend or you can e-mail them to us which of course is fox 29 dot weekend at fox tv. this weekend i am requesting your easter photos. somebody already started to send them in. you have kids, you have baby, you had baby in the studio yesterday. karen was flowing. it's so much fun. we do love that. let's check a check of our weather today. first we have a question. i'm ready. >> fox 29 weekend, can we go out

the new ipad which has a 12.9" screen aimed at business users, apple considering adding usb ports that can transfer data and connecting a mouse and keyboard which sounds an awful lot like a microsoft server. >> like a computer. >> that, too. >> next ten days could make or break the future of dance in the south bay. hilton valley is kicking off a major fund-raising campaign today. the group says it needs $550,000 by march 14th in order to continue operating. the ballet needs the funds for its professional performing company. the ballet school and also its educational outreach program. if the ballet failed it will be another blow to the performing arts community. just last year, the perapportatory had to close. >> activists in san francisco are fighting a massive housing project in the mission district. protesters shut down a developer's community meeting last night. they say they are fed up with that development. a company called maximus tried to present new plans for 1979 mission, the housing and retail center at 16th and mission, but opponents shouted them down. >> want to tear down t

they deserve it because they've been the most conservative along the way, usb. >> at this point, i have the most money in bac. i agree with timmy, i'd much rather see a buyback. money and dividenddividends, th out the door. long onlies want that. bac may be on the verge of looking through the credit quality problems. litigation, from last year and hopefully on to a clear path to earnings. >>> now to the move in the euro, fauldi i falling below $1.10 since 2002. mario draghi says the ecb plans to start its asset purchase program on march 9th. our friends crunched the numbers. what we found. when the iuoryea euro trades be and $1.10, the dax trades. average return, .12%. no too much. get this. the nasdaq trades positive 73% of the time with an average return of more than 7%. >> what does that mean? because, i mean, you know, when the euro traded -- first of all, the euro hasn't been this low in 11 1/2 years. from $1 to $1.10, where are we? this is a big currency move. sorry. i'm not a big -- >> the history of the euro is very short. so the number of times this has happened obviously is al

pugh who served four years as an air force mechanic was carrying an ipad, four usb drives and a cell phone. the search of his laptop found search for information on borders controlled by islamic state and a chart of crossing points between turkey and syria. pugh was denied entry into syria when he refused to hall lou officials to search his -- to allow officials to search his electronic. he worked on airplane maintenance for years. in the air force from 1986 to 1990 pugh received training in the installation and maintenance of aircraft engines and weapons systems. afterward, pugh worked as an airplane mechanic for american airlines as well as other private aviation companies in the u.s. and the middle east. >> his experience in the private aviation sector disturbs me the most because he would have had access to private american and european-made aircraft. he could have learned the security weak points on those aircraft where he could stash weapons, where he could stash bombs, how he could get past security. >> reporter: pugh landed on the fbi's radar more than a decade ago when an am

apple is considering adding usb ports that can quickly transfer data and connect a mouse and a keyboard and i got to be honest, that sounds like an microsoft sr. >>> 5:18, a new study suggests staying fit during middle age may benefit the brain. researchers registered the fitness level of 1200 middle aged adults and followed up late we are cognitive testing. people who had a lower fitness level in their 40s had smaller brain tissue volume in their 60s and performed more poorly on test measuring making decisions. >>> following a mediterranean diet cuts your risk of heart disease in half. people who most closely followed the diet were 47% less likely to develop heart disease in the next ten years. in fact, sticking to a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and fish was more protective than even physical activity. but i say you combine the two, you probably are going to be pretty healthy. >> yes. do fish sticks count? >> you sound like my husband. >> let's check in with the wonderful weather forecast. >> it's going to be great out there. not quite chowder weather if you want to he

according to the laptop, the electronic devices, his laptop broken usb thumb drives the suspect was doingn the borders controlled by isis anything there in the turkish border where he could try to figure out ways to get from turkey into syria allegedly and also searches for the flames of war video. you may remember that 55-minute isis propaganda video from several onts ago and also the criminal complaint alleges he downloaded in december on isis video showing isis members executing prisoners by lining them up and shooting them in the head according to the complaint. >> we're learning more and more about this individual tairod nathan webster pugh. peter bergen you've been studying terrorism for a long time. what do you make of this development? a u.s. air force veteran, an aviation mechanic now arrested supposedly trying to hook up with isis. >> i think there are two things that are a little bit different about this case. first of all, he's a veteran. we have seen one case of another veteran hooking up with sort of a jihadist group but it wasn't isis. and the other thing that's new about t

talking about a 12.9 inch screen, so bigger than the biggest ipad mainly for business users, to include usb ports as well. speaking of apple, the company along with google and others reportedly in talks with hbo to launch its highly anticipated hbo now streaming service. reports say the service will cost about $15 a month, could start next month to coincide with the premiere of the new season of "game of thrones." look at the big board the dow industrials gaining 13 points after day rough couple of days. we got some not so great news about first time jobless claims. big jobs numbers comes tomorrow with the unemployment rate as well. another possible credit card breach, this time at the upscale mandarin oriental hotel chain. the company won't say how many hotels are affected or how many customers reported fraudulent charges. the mandarin oriental operates hotels across the world including in the bay area. we've been covering this story all morning long, ellen pao set to testify today in her gender discrimination trial against venture kleiner perkins. stephanie chuang is at the courthouse in

recently they're coming in now and they are beginning to buy the names like bank of america, citi, usbnteresting to me that i asked both pete and jon last week, do you see activity that suggests something in the options market? and they, you know, i think the answer being not really is surprising and indicative of the street really being comfortable holding those positions. >> last comment on this, but show up the 10-year. this is what it comes down to, yes or no, the yield on the 10-year? >> the 10-year is not going to go anywhere. i don't think the 10-year goes anywhe anywhere. i think they move short-term rates and we will be anchored to everythings else, the draghi moves and everything else. you don't buy the banks. i buy the brokers. that's where it's going to move quickest because of particular loan. you can get 200 or 300,000 in a margin loan by opening an account and funding it. trade munster, merrill lynch, doesn't matter, you get the margin instantly whereas you wait 30 days or longer to get the mortgage paperwork in before any bank can lend you money. >> longer. >> two month

it's similar to plugging in usb into a computer. that download happens rather quickly.o we should know a lot of information. whether they will reveal that as soon as they have it or hold on to that until they have the other black box so that they can put it all into context, it remains to be seen because, remember they only have one. and only one box only gives you one side of the story. what vectors may want to do is wait until they find that second box and they can put this into context. they know at what time what happened and what the pilots were saying. essentially create their own time line so they have a better idea of the chain of events. >> the one thing that i completely agree with rene they will wait until they've got both boxes unless there is something on the cockpit voice recorder that indicates a systemic problem, such as the angle of attack, the uncommanded descent. we don't know i'm just giving you an example. then they will move very fast to put out some sort of release so that they can deal with it. >> erin mclaughlin is somewhere in that crowd of peo

he was carrying an ipod and four usb drives and a cell phone.rch for information of borders controlled by islamic state. he was denied entry when he refused to allow the officials to search his electronics. pugh worked on airplanes for years in the air force from 1996 to 1990 he received training on installation and maintenance of aircraft engines and weapons. he worked for the american airlines. >> his experience in the private aviation sector disturbs me the most because he would have had access to private american and european-made aircraft. he could have had knowledge about where to stash bombs and weapons. >> reporter: an american airlines employee tipped off the agency over ten years ago that he was sympathizing with bin laden. pugh had converted to islam and had become more radical during that time. >> after 9/11, co-workers were tipping off the fbi that this guy was sympathetic to bin laden. it's not like he suddenly got influenced by isis propaganda in the last few months and said this is a good group. he's sort of had this ideology for

apple is considering adding usb ports that could transfer data at up to 10 times faster than currentgy. apple up ten basis points in today's trade in frankfurt. >> i know what i'm going to invent. >> what? i can't wait for this. >> i'm going to invent an ipad that's a bit smaller next time. >> wow. >> after that guess what i'm going to invent them? >> an iphone that's a bit bigger. >> exactly. >> and then they'll cross over and what? >> and then after that maybe a smaller one again. >> why didn't you get in touch with tim cook. that's such a good idea. >> i know. obviously they've got great brains there already. bigger and smaller. it's amazing though that they manage to pull it off. people actually buy it because we've been there before. >>> ipad sales have been off quite a lot recently. the the iphone 6 killed it in last results. >> but i swore i would not get an ipad because i had my mac laptop. i got an ipad i don't know if i can live without it. >> the bigger thing you're pointing to there is you're committed to apple because you like their ecosystem. so it doesn't matter what y

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. >> "the journal" this morning hints that they're thinking of adding usb ports to some tablets whicha surface kind of thing? acknowledgement that tablets can't exist as they are? >> you mention surface. must be thinking about microsoft. i'm looking at numbers. but u know ifyou know if the nfl switches they all have these tablets, i don't like microsoft here. they stalled got to do something. >> it's amazing given inventory numbers on crude yesterday we didn't not just sell off but above 51. >> a lot of people have to cover short. 51, a lot of different technicians say 51 jumps to 55. i know dave cote who was calling for 50 when it was 75 80, is still reiterating, from the interview, going to be 50 55 60. not going to go back to 43 where it traded end of january. it's in the going to go there. >> dow's up 15 points or so. courtney reagan joins us on the floor this morning. >> good morning. yeah, that's right, six minutes into trade. u.s. equities higher but not so much so. and if you think about what happens going on in europe that's jump starting the morning european equities mostly

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