meg whitman. the stock has been punished since then. let's turn to the panel of experts joining us right now, dan morgan, portfolio manager, joining me on the floor of the new york stock exchange, lewis. and jon fortt is standing by to break down the numbers when they do come in. lewis, you have a neutral rating on hewlett-packard. >> they already signaled almost every area of their business is going to be weak, whether the pcs, printing, services. their expectations are down so low, that we're not expecting much. it's really a second-half story. >> the expectations are so low, that presents the biggest possibility of an upside surprise, doesn't it? >> it does. we also think when you look to next quarter, the april quarter, that this situation really doesn't get any better there. so we're going to sit on the sidelines and wait. >> dan, what are your expectations? obviously meg whitman has her hands full now, right? >> it will be really challenging. if you look in the last quarter that's closing out in terms of pc unit volume, you know,

they're singing what whitman called “strong melodious songs.”rica the next great writer is wrestling with the first draft of an english paper. [laughter] somewhere the next great actor is mustering up the courage to try out for that school play. somewhere the next great artist is doodling on their homework. somewhere the next great thinker is asking their teacher "why not?" they're out there right now dwelling in possibility. so as we honor the icons of today, we also have to champion the icons of tomorrow. they need our support; we need them to succeed. we need them to succeed as much as we need engineers and scientists. we also need artists and scholars. we need them to take the mantle from you; to do their part to disrupt our views and to challenge our presumptions and most of all to stir in us a need to be our better selves. the arts and the humanities do not just reflect america. they shape america. and as long as i am president, i look forward to making sure they are a priority for this country. [applause] it is now my distinct privilege t

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we proceed now to chairman rob whitman of virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. martin, i want to begin with you. i find it interesting in the report you talk about, contract management and deficiencies there with arlington with contract management, specifically in the area of i.t. it appears as though that $5 million spent in i.t. contracts that appear to be wasteful and that haven't produced any results. on page 9 of the report you've said that the i.t. contract management system is not guided by a modernization blueprint and it's duplicative, and costly to maintain. from that b stastandpoint, why u believe that was occurring as well as what are the current efforts to overcome those deficiencies? where are they in this modernization effort to make th there is not duplication? >> thank you, mr. chairman, for the question. and it actually spans both of the reports. we -- the external reviews found that over 5 million that had been spent to try to modernize the i.t. systems really didn't get us very much. and there were a number of reasons, starting from some basi

meg whitman, as always, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> meg whitman, ceo of hewlett-packard. melissa, back to you. >>> coming up, another "squawk on the street" exclusive. we'll be talking to teva pharmaceuticals ceo william mart. back in two. intuitive trading platform that thinks like a trader. fine-tune technical analysis with the integrated chart tools sidebar. to seize an opportunity, i have to see it. with this, there's no more hide and seek. pinpoint your target more efficiently with clearly categorized, highly customizable technical studies. i'm looking for two things-where to get in, where to get out, so i find the study i want and make it look exactly how i want. plus, scan any stock or etf against time-tested indicators with built-in chart pattern recognition. you've gotta go beyond gut and get to the data. now i can see if a stock might go where i think it will go. customized charts. intuitive control. get started with streetsmart edge and get it all for the schwab price of $8.95 per tr

this has been an ongoing issue with the wizards whitman is trying to fix.e pearl monroe stopped by our studios today and we asked him to weigh in. >> when you hear a bunch of young guys, they don't have the same outlook in terms of how the game is played and whatnot. so when the game isn't going their way, then they go their own way and this is the thing they have to be able to come together. >>> the capitals down 2-0 most of the game and mounted their own comeback, three goals in the final five minutes of the game including the game winner in overtime by alex ovechkin, nice, a big win that put them back in the playoff race. >>> the nationals price harper is known for his -- bryce marijuanaer is known for his unfiltered use -- bryce harper is known for his unfiltered use of twitter. the twitter account is gone. he deleted it after the team's seminar on media awareness, how interesting. >>> maryland head coach mark turgeon is all about playing fair. he feels hike when your team has a convince -- like when your team has a convincing lead it's unsportsman like

in the first quarter with meg whitman at ceo. the net income fell 44% and revenue slipped.

whitman, and for the girls, blake at springbrook. go to dc.highschoolsports.ne t to vote. >> he looks beatable today. on 11, hitting from the brush. doesn't hit the ball very far. he would lose that hole. down the stretch, tiger was solid on the 18. for par and the win. tiger buries the put and he lives to play another day, which will be against nick. he has been there. >> okay. been there, done that. we are done. >> good night, everybody.

whitman denies the allegations. the government's key witness is the same former intel executive that testified against galleon group's raj rajaratnam. rajaratnam was convicted and sentenced last year, to 11 years in prison for insider trading. >> tom: the trustee digging thru bankrupt broker m.f. global's books says more client money is missing than previously thout another $400 million more. that brings the total missing money to $1.6 billion. the estimate is based on trustee james giddens' investigation and he's still combing through records, so that number could change again. so far he's returned nearly $4 billion to m.f. customers. >> susie: a follow up tonight on that $25 billion settlement on foreclosure abuses. nevada's attorney general announced a separate $780 million settlement with bank of america. it stems from a case nevada had against countrywide financial back in 2008 for abusive mortgage practices that was just before the mortgage firm was acquired by bank of america. the money will go to fund princi

chairman. >> thank you, ranking member, and chairman whitman? >> panel member, welcome. i want to thank my co-chair, chairman joe wilson, and our ranking members, jim cooper and susan davis, for their steadfast commitment and focus on this extraordinarily important issue. an honor to work with you over the months and we look forward as we continue along this journey of making sure collectively we all do what is necessary to make sure arlington maintains its rightful place in honoring this nation's heroes. i'd also like to extend a very warm welcome to general vangiel, thank so much for your leadership. and for your oversight of arlington. we know it's a new challenge for you, but know one that you're ready and up to the task. ms. condon, i thank you you and your team who have met with us on a monthly basis to keep us apprised of progress. we appreciate your dedication. we know it's been a long ar are duous journey with more steps to come. i'd like to also highlight my appreciation for what you do in total for the army, what you've done through your career and what you've

good nor randy whitman for doing that. -- for randy whitman for doing that.ts through. >> there was no structure to behind with. it's not like flip saunders this bed checks and et cetera. randy whitman i don't think will do a lot more. we've seen him doing things like this before, but it's not going to change anything. >> the only good thing we want to see are ws coming out of them. back to you guys in the studio. >>> thanks. coming up the potential solution to identifying and prosecuting people who falsely claim to have received medals of honors. >>> plus details of a controversial court victory for the tobacco industry. >>> up next is happy birthday for one area leap year baby, oh. >>> say hello to the first baby born on this leap day at shady grove adventist hospital. yes, this is little juan lucas fuentes born this morning at five minutes past 7:00. juan's mother says her newborn pretty much insisted he was coming on leap day. >> technically he was actually a week overdue. so he was supposed to be the 23rd and then we did have it scheduled for an induceme

and hp shares are down slightly in after hours, but up more than 27% since whitman became captain. broader numbers posted losses today. there is a is your bloomberg index down less that be piersent. -- percent. and life squared plans to cut its work force after regulators rejected the network. the plans were dealt a blow when the fcc refused to give permission to build a national wireless network saying it interfere was signals. around 150 people will lose jobs. and google seems to be taking some cues from the terminator. the tech giant is working on high-tech glasses with built in computer displays and a camera. they will run on an android system. sounds cool. but maybe a source of cover down the road. take a listen to what nick thompson had to say when i asked about concern autos there is a privacy concern. i could be wearing glasses and filming everything around me, it means we can move closer to the world. we're all celebrities and everything we do is filmed in all times by every other person. >> and insiders say they can be available before the end of the year. >> the fcc is a

. >> reporter: and involved students from walt whitman high school.ut it could have unraveled in any suburban neighborhood where an unsuspected parent is out of town and they leave a house and an unsupervised teenager. >> there are many we could be dealing with, and we're dealing with 70, 80, 90 juveniles who decided to get high and drink. >> reporter: police handcuffed teens that att ed to flee and lined them up at the curb. some are belligerent. combative. their anger in some cases directed at us. >> i asked them to get out. i didn't give my permission. >> stand up. >> now you have a charge, my friend. >> reporter: a defiant teenage girl criticizes police. >> when your house is being broken into in a couple weeks, you can blame it on the underage drinking party. >> reporter: the smell of marijuana fills the air. roughly 80 teenagers left the house in shambles. >> it looked like it was ram sacked. >> reporter: police issued 35 alcohol citations. >> empty liquor bottles. beer cans. we found some drug paraphernalia in there. >> reporter: most of the pa

there was one moment we found ourselves dropping walt whitman from the issue. scott and i looked at each other like we have the opportunity to publish walt whitman and we're not going to put him in our civil war issue? and we brought the piece back in. >> 24 must have been a multiyear. you saw this coming with 150th. >> we should say we had a wonderful collaboration with the national gallery in putting this issue together. we used photography from the portrait gallery for the issue. so we had a great partnership with them. >> well, let's start with portraiture and a picture of abraham lincoln next to an introduction by president obama. how did it become involved in the commemorative issue? was it coincidental he chose to refer to this photograph in his comments, or were you planning on using this in your front cover all along? >> we were planning on using it as the cover. once the curators showed us this rarely scene portrait of lincoln, it's i think a stunning photograph, portrait taken late before lincoln was assassinated. gardener worked with a large giant n

they're hoping the new ceo, meg whitman, will be able to turn it around. let's start talking numbers. on the technicals, we have brent standing next to me. on the fundamentals we have michael holt, who covers the name for morning star. i want to start with you first of all. for the viewers, saying we can bring up a chart and take a look at what it's doing. >> i'm mildly bullish. look at a little history. hewlett-packard october low. which was 22. so it was 57% loss during that time period. pretty devastating to the stock. from october to now, last four and a half months, it has grinded slowly higher from 22 to 29. there are some dips and peaks. it was a slow grind. what i try to do at this point is measure what the upside targets may be from that low in october. 38% retracement could be right around 32. that represents a 38% retracement of the losses. >> right. >> 50% retracement would be right around 36. so for me, 32 i think is in the cards. 36 could be a bit of a struggle. >> let's look at the fundamental side of things. michael you said hp faces a sign

it almost sounds like meg whitman wants to be mark hurd again. reinvesting and simplifying and he put his stamp on the company. do you find that straped and the next question is do you believe them when you say they have been lack luster. they are holding out for windows 8. is that a fair excuse at this point? >> i think emulating mark hurd, there is nothing wrong with that. mark has proven that has been a great strategy and stream lining and running things more efficiently and running on execution. we think those things can be replicat replicated. we are not sure if they doll it the same, but if she gets it half right, this is a $35 stock. in terms of the pc business, part of their thing is that people are losing share to apple. that's one of the reasons why we are under performing on dell. they have 70% exposure. for hp, it's about 30% of the company. that is going to continue to face challenges. windows 8 should help out somewhat. that's more than the second half. >> a lot of people have talked about meg whitman cleaning up the company and get

whitman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would also like to thank the witnesses. i think there are a couple of things here that all of us on the committee would like to know today. i think mr. cooper brings up a great point about accountability and about past actions, current investigations. i think all of us feel like sufficient amount of time has passed where those investigations should have reached their conclusion. there should be findings, and there should be actions. so i think i know that our committee would expect from you, general, and from you, ms. condon, some indication where that is. i realize that may not be under your direct jurisdiction and may be within the army but i'm sure you can pass on to the army leadership there that i think both of our committees would like a definitive answer as to where that goes on. and i realize mr. cooper's frustration because at our last meeting, at our last hearing, the same questions were asked about when we could expect findings and actions. as mr. cooper pointed out, it's been a long time. and i think all of us t

the satanic whitman sample. everybody loves that.ll out of that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ applause ] hey, this is where you guys come in. you've got to go on twitter and tweet out something funny or embarrassing that happened to you or someone you know on valentine's day, and be sure to include the hashtag #myworstvalentine. i'll look at all of them and put some of my favorites on the show tomorrow night, so tune in. [ cheers and applause ] you might see your tweet on the show. can we get -- ♪ that's the cranberries. >> steve: oh. ♪ all my love ♪ changing every day ♪ every possible way ♪ >> jimmy: just great, everything. [ cheers and applause ] they're gonna hit a homer tonight. oh, they're good. they're good stuff. >> steve: maybe they have to let it linger, too, right? ♪ do you have to do you have to do you have to ♪ ♪ let it linger yeah, that's an amazing one. "zombie." >> steve: yep. ♪ zombie zombie zombie zombie ♪ ♪ hey hey hey oh oh oh ♪ yeah, that's good. >> jimmy: hey, everyone, here at "late ni

eddie tap scott, flip sanders and now randy whitman all baffled by a young team seemingly incapable ofhing games on a consistent basis. last night against the bucks, another one that got away. randy whitman and the wizards were looking to start the second half of the season strong, didn't happen. there was some good, some bad and some ugly from jamal mcgee, the longest reach in the nba. check this out. isn't that ridiculous? the old hook slam. you don't see that very often. jenning the go-to guy for the bucks. the buck goes up by one. wizards still have a bit of time. 2.2 seconds left. get it to the wylie veteran sman and he walks. wizards lose 119-118. needless to say, head coach randy whitman none too pleased. >> i'm done with young guys they don't want to play the right way. young guys respect gonna play. does us no good, not learning anything when they play the way they want to play. doesn't do us any good. >> he is not just blowing smoke. nick young andoff veil mcgee benched. they will not be starting tonight's game with the magic. >>> terps down in chapel hill ready to upset sixt

>> such an important report from meg whitman. she lowered the bar last quarter, now she needs to clear it. she said that herself. the pc number is going to be particularly important. the market was weak. also, printers have been weak. we want to see if that came through for them. then there's the services business, that takes up a lot of revenue. hp needs to hit the mark there. finally, oracle has hurt them in the titanium. they need to hit the eps number. whitman will be in on the call. >> brian, you know, lately, retail's been in focus very much. but we've gotten very mixed reports. >> right. >> from the retail sector, haven't we. >> you look at walmart, which has traded down about 6% in two days. macy's hasn't done so well. and so there seems to be a split. it's more of a stock picker's market. there's not a ground swell momentum in either direction actually. we have upcoming kohl's, gap, target, sears holdings. maybe we'll see a little more pattern in the next 24 hours when they report. i do want to point out, on the back of

now under meg whitman, the new ceo. pristine reputation, but whitman's actual operating history at her previous employer ebay was distinctly mixed. she had grave trouble taking that company to the next level. she also made a serious blunder when she came into hewlett-packard, painting an extremely rosy picture of the business before she even had a handle on it. stock crept up in part because we figured she had to know something about how well the company was doing, or she would have just kitchen sinked, meaning taking huge write-offs and cleaned up the biggest mess and blamed all the bad stuff on her predecessor and given herself some time. maybe it takes as long as ten years. today what did she offer? perhaps a vision of a value-added software consulting company? given the crowded nature of that field with powerhouses already staking out the turf, good luck with that. a vision of cost cutting? it seems that the previous ceo has done well. he cut costs to the bone. he also made a featherbed during his miserable regime,

they're singing what whitman called “strong melodious songs.”merica the next great writer is wrestling with the first draft of an english paper. [laughter] somewhere the next great actor is mustering up the courage to try out for that school play. somewhere the next great artist is doodling on their homework. somewhere the next great thinker is asking their teacher, "why not?" they're out there right now dwelling in possibility. so as we honor the icons of today, we also have to champion the icons of tomorrow. they need our support, we need them to succeed. we need them to succeed as much as we need engineers and scientists. we also need artists and scholars. we need them to take the mantle from you, to do their part to disrupt our views and to challenge our presumptions and most of all to stir in us a need to be our better selves. the arts and the humanities do not just reflect america. they shape america. and as long as i am president, i look forward to making sure they are a priority for this country. [applause] it is now my distinct privileg

. >> a new report filed shows stock options for meg whitman are worth more than $16 million. will only get to cash in on the options if she can lift the company's stock operation. hp stock price closed at $18.21. >> and the flash mob tribute to don cornelius. >> they came with bell-bottoms and a zaire to show off their best moves. at times they booingide up broadway in a long soul train. cornelius, the creator, writer and host of "soul train" died on wednesday. police say it appears he died are from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. done cornelius was 75 years old. >>> dozens showed their support for a san francisco bar in danger of closing of the supporters of the gold dust lounge on powell street in union square gathered for a pub crawl to other neighboring establishments. group wants to get the word out that the bar may be forced to close now that the landlord has canceled the lease. >> it's intrinsic part of san francisco and to part another retailer store would be a travesty:some of the bar's past regulars included herb caen, janis joplin and steve mcqueen. the bar wants s

bernard whitman, president of whitman inside strategies and joe williams is a white house reporter for politico. all right. let's start with you, lenny. obviously that 2008 concession speech is going to be sort of a bit of a bad memory today. but what do you expect mitt romney is going to be doing as he heads in and tries to sort of grab that base and pull them back on side? >> he's going to have to try to convince the folks at cpac that not only is he a conservative, but he is the conservative to win in a general election. he's going to have to convince the folks there and particularly with his speech today, that he can be an inspirational figure that can drive people to the polls, particularly independents and conservatives. drive them to not only contribute to his campaign, but to work for his campaign, get his messaging out there, and inspire people to get president obama out of the white house. one of the things he's had a gap with, he's had the money, the structure, but the folks at cpac he has not inspired to get behind him. that's why you always see him slipping on the campaign

meg whitman and her husband are two of his national finance co-chairs.owever, for now, candidates are turning they're tension to next two big states, arizona and michigan. and then, of course, there is a march 6th super tuesday contest. voters from 10 more states will have their say. four years ago, barack obama and hillary clinton battled for votes here, tonight it looks likely california republicans who had their turn this june. >> you mentioned pete wilson and meg whitman in romney's camp. what saturday go going to mean as far as latino voters are concerned?. >> if you've been paying attention you know pete wilson and meg whit bhan have baggage with latino voters. i think it's going to hurt romney. in the general election, not in the primary. but... expect that the obama campaign will be trying to exploit that point. maybe as early as primaries just to throw baggage at him. and get leverage. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> and the people who monitor san francisco's drinking water say it's better protected now than just hours ago. that is because of a sur

republican congressman whitman led the study. >> reengagement is the most concerning to us.icies don't seem to be refined to ensure we're not having detainees return to the battlefield. >> today, speaker boehner expressed his own concerns. >> the clear evidence on the battlefield. >> the top democrat disagreed with the report believing that detainee policy improved and favors closing gitmo and says, "i continue to believe the detention facility at guantanamo bay, cuba, is a black eye for the nation abroad serving as a powerful recruiting tool for terrorists. we have the ability to close the facility and we should be working toward that end." with the u.s. officials considering releasing afghan detainees as an incentive to bring taliban to peace talks, senator mccain calls that a dangerous and desperate move. >> the release of prisoners takes place after you reach an agreement. not before. >> this is a crazy idea. >> shutting down the facility has proven to be challenging. >> they have a desire to close guantanamo bay. but what do you do with the detainees there? the high val

chairman wilson, ranking member davis, chairman whitman and ranking member cooper and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to present our findings from our review of oversight and management of arlington national cemetery. as you know, we issued our report on the management and oversight of arlington on december 15th of last year. my testimony is based on our report, and i will make two points today. first, i'll discuss the policies and procedures that the current leadership team at arlington put in place to begin to address the deficiencies that became apparent, and i'll identify some of our recommendations to assist in that endeavor and secondly discuss factor that could potentially affect the feasibility and advisability of transferring arlington from the army to the department of veterans affairs. the v.a. here's the bottom line -- i think it is fair to say the current leadership team at arlington has taken many positive steps at the cemetery current leadership team at arlington has taken many positive steps at the cemetery to addr

a new ceo meg whitman says there's no quick fix for the company's problems.continue to rise as reports suggest that japan is gearing up to cut iranian crude imports by 20%. economic prospects have worsened. they've downgraded forecast growth to flat. germany's bucking the trend. this as it has risen. they say they see no recession in germany. >>> nice to have you here on "worldwide exchange" this morning. if you are just joining us, take a look at u.s. futures and see how the markets are likely to open. it will be a higher open at this point if the markets were to open, the dow would be higher by five and change. the nasdaq by three. and the s&p 500 just above the flat line after a down day yesterday. it will be interesting to see if hp or something else is driving this market today. >> we've been quite volatile. it's been worth pointing out after an hour and a half ago after the ifo index came in, stocks were up. we had the xetra dax up and we have turned around. the a second recession in three years for the eurozone, flat eu output and growth in the likes o

is. >> is meg whitman the right person?they are background is consumer and growth and hp is an enterprise company in need of restructuring. she is a silicon valley ceo star but not the most obvious choice. >> so you don't know. that's a nice way of saying no. >> i don't know. i don't know who the obvious choice would be. i don't think mark hurd was the obvious choice either but he had a five or six year good run. meg can get it done but she needs to learn to get her arms around the enterprise portfolio that is hp. >> do you have a buy? >> i'm neutral. i think the stock will be range bound for the foreseeable future. >> jason, thanks. >>> a quick programming note, the aforementioned meg whitman will join the "squawk" on the street gang at 9:10 a.m. eastern time. >> still ahead on "squawk," life is a journey for samsonite. some pretty amazing growth in the united states. of course expansion means innovation for tim parker. he'll join us next. intuitive trading platform that thinks like a trader. fine-tune technical analysis w

closed shares of hewlett-packard fell after reporting a level below expectations as the newly ceo meg whitmanuggled to turn the pc maker around. dell lower than expected revenue forecast. overseas, shares of mazda slid nearly 7% after announcing it plans to sell $2 billion worth of new shares and drive half of its production base overseas. >>> luxury home builder toll brothers tumbled 5% after reporting a quarterly loss. the sector as a whole suffered from data showing u.s. home resale surged but not enough. >>> on the upside, garmin jumped 9%. a number of internet giants including google have agreed to reporting a do not track button in most web browsers this year. the move is part of a white house push for congress to pass a privacy bill of rights. a judge has approved 370,000 of bonuses for employees solyndra which received $500,000 in federal loans before going under. >>> jeremy lin may be the hot new york city sensation. lin filed for the phrase last week, but he is apparently fourth in line including a former coach. just lin sane, doesn't get old, does it. >>> the thurds figjeremy lin a

whitman walker health will set up a mobile testing unit at the anacostia metro station from 11:00 to 1:00 tomorrow and residents can visit the center's two locations. no appointments are necessary. according to whitman walker 3 of 4 people with hiv or aids in the district are african-american. >>> still ahead friends and family say good-bye to lenny harris as police announce another big development in his murder case. >>> loudoun county public schools says one family's children have been late more than 30 times in one year and now the parents are being summoned to court. i'm erica gonzalez with more on this story coming up. >> i think this was my favorite. the other big attraction last night the commercials. coming up viewers weigh in on the best of the [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies... ♪ ...is a nicely designed package. ♪ you can have brownies again. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. caramel...pretzel 90

high school -- whitman high school punished many of the students that attended this party.e explains why it was so important to take this action. >>> the average american uses three times more of this than people in other countries. is it a, toilet paper, b cell phone minutes or c, gasoline. >> one person says we are all a clean society so he says a, toilet paper. just look at when we buy first when a bad storm is coming. pt, bread and milk. >> log on to our facebook page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer in the next hour. >>> it is 5:26 on this friday morning. grab a jacket. it's a cold one. the readings are down in the 30s for the most part. might sneak into the upper 20s in a few spots. what you're not going to see, really that much in the way of cloudiness. 49 degrees in washington. mid- to upper 30s in the shenandoah valley to 40s here across much of southern maryland and the eastern shore. lunch time, it will be brisk with a 46-degree reading in washington. 42 for hagerstown. 47 in fredricksburg and cambridge. then this afternoon we're looking at highs

among your choices this week, oxen hill lauren, thomas johnson, and whitman at bethesda chevy chase for girls. finally, the wizards used his day off to promote heart health speaking to a group of young kids at perry street charter school. he suffers from a heart defect that was diagnosed after he was drafted by the lakers in '05. required surgery. he is talking to the kids about nutritional, things to eat, making good choices to protect your heart. >> taking care of yourself so you'll be in it for the long haul. >> that's all for 9news now at 6:00. >> cbs evening news is next. have a great night.