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at a checkout the very latest in the handheld technology there's no better place in the mobile world congress here and. now the city is more often associated with sun sightseeing and sangria for the end of february the regional capital was transformed into the center of the mobile two left in the universe only gives biggest tech firms were there to show off their latest offerings and highlight what to expect in the future mainstays like samsung extolling the virtues of its note and hype the upcoming release of the next generation galaxy which by the way took home the prize for best smartphone of the year but also making a splash was a name not everyone's familiar with china's kuwait saw a break from its low cost past and mix it up with the big boys according to the latest estimates there are more than six billion vices in people's hands right now and that sets a junction nine billion play two thousand and fifteen which means one point three connections for each person on the planet and whether you're interested in content devices or the behind the scenes nuts and bolts the gathering in barcel

another thing that was evident at the mobile world congress back in barcelona is the rise of enjoying an impression only apple's absence from the festivities. exhibition you can feel the excitement and energy. into a constant ecosystem and with the recent. version of ice cream sandwich it's likely only going to grow. but despite what it looks like it's more than just games for those committed to the further development of enjoy all the apps and other developments are useless if your mobile device is corrupted by malware or even worse stolen as a platform grows in popularity the threats to android based products are on the rise as well just last december security firms will be an explosion in the number of programs targeting androids open operating system to guard against those increasing risks there's one russian company that announced their response to these would be bad guys. long time now we've had a product the smart firings which protects uses of such devices. security and this year we've expanded our product range to cover time plates by introducing kaspersky template security n

want to meet and to check out the very latest in technology there's no better place in the world congress in barcelona. now this city is more often associated with sightseeing and sangria for the end of february the regional capital transforms into the center of the. universe. biggest tech firms were there to show off their latest offering and highlight what to expect in the future mainstays like samsung extolling the virtues of its note and hype coming release of the next generation galaxy which by the way took home the prize for best smartphone of the year but also making a splash for some names not everyone's familiar with. such a break from its low cost past and mix it up with the big boys according to the latest estimates there are more than six. thousand people. and that's. thousand and fifteen which means one point three connections each person on the planet and whether you're content devices or the behind the scenes. the gathering has something for everyone. around seventy thousand people descended on the fuel exhibition. from high tech fun. and russian companies some with their o

among the special roles he's played in his distinguished career, that of general secretary of the world congress of families, numbers one and two, which were held in prague and geneva respectively. dr. carlson received the ab degree from college and a ph.d. from ohio university. now, the biosheet i was getting ready to read from this morning said she was the author of four books. actually, dr. carlson's been very prolific in his publishing. he informed me that his newest book is actually his seventh, and he's also, of course, written numerous journal articles. but today we celebrate the publication of his new book "the american way," family and community in the shaping of the american identity. published by isi books. copies of the book will be available after the lecture for you to purchase and have dr. carlson sign, if you're interested in doing that. his lecture today is say dapt dapted -- is adapted from this book and without further ado, we welcome dr. allan carlson. >> thank you very much, peter. thank you all for coming today. america is a nation of individuals and individualism. states a

. >> the president of microsoft windows is onstage today and bart to live at the global world congresshow. microsoft has officially unveiled windows 8 for tablets and computers. anyone can download and use a preview. gabe slate gives >>gabe: windows 8 is radically different. over 100,000 changes from windows seven. it is the new operating system going forward for smart phones, tablets, laptops and desktops. one operating system for all of the devices, making it easy for you to go from one device to another. apple has had a huge head start on this. microsoft wants to steal some of apple's customer base. when does a is similar to the apple operating system. he drag, drop dead swipe things around. for mobile devices it is a keyboard option may for typing with your thumbs. all windows 8 does not have a traditional start menu and applications are spread across a mosaic of tiles and is designed microsoft calls metro. tiles or present applications or modifications. >> the stars screen is your home place. anyone can download and install a preview test version. it is not the full considered ver

at my desk i have copies of an exchange of letters between the world jewish congress and the u.s. war department. the year was 1944. the world jewish congress implored the american government to bomb auschwitz. the reply came five days later. i want to read it to you. quote, operations will be executed only by diverting considerable air support essential to the success of our forces elsewhere. in any case, it would be of such doubtful efficacy that it would not warrant the use of our resources. my friends, here is the most remarkable sentence of all. i quote, such an effort might provoke even more vindictive action by the germans. think about that. even more vindictive action than the holocaust. my friends, 2012 is not 1944. the american government today is different. it's different. [ applause ] >> you heard that in president obama's speech yesterday, but here is my point. the jewish people are also different. today we have a state of our own and a purpose of a joint state. [ applause ] >> it is to defend jewish lives and secure the jewish future. [ applause ] >> never again will

we got back from mobile world congress where we met with the android oems and they're having a hard timeompeting with the ipad 2, never mind the new ipad. so to answer your question, as the numbers keep going higher and apple's growth rate continues to remain strong, it's hard to say stock is expensive at a certain level. we try to do 12-month price targets and don't raise as often as we have on apple recently but the checks keep coming back so strong, our estimates are too low. >> do you believe the law of large numbers finally starts to take hold, the stock cannot grow and the company cannot have earnings growth so robust as that law of large numbers starts to take more hold? >> yeah, of course, as the law of large numbers takes hold. it continues to amazes us on our channel checks on how large apple is and how much of an industry share they had on the mobile share market. you have new options coming on line and they're gaining share in those markets. with us taking up our fiscal 13 numbers over $50, we still see lots of catalysts coming, like apple tv that could drive numbers higher.

our military at home and around the world is on high alert status, and we have taken the necessary security precautions. we have been in touch with members of congress and with world leaders to assure them that we will do whatever is necessary to protect america. >> when air force one came in, it was under escort by two f-16 fighters that were scrambled from ellington field outsid houston, texas, to meet air force one over the florida panhandle. and they were carrying live munitions and were assigned escort duties. it was interesting that the organization they were from was the 149th fighter wing, that was president bush's old outfit when he was in the texas air national guard. one of the f-16s landed to refuel, the other assumed combat air patrol over the city. you knew when you looked up, saw that f-16 on that slow waiter, all around the bossier area, and it was armed, clearly had orders to shoot down any suspicious aircraft, and as soon as they fueled the other one up, the next one took position over the city. and they stayed over the city until air force one left, and then both continued the escort mission to the air force base. it was the knowl

in my desk, i have copies of an exchange of letters between the world jewish congress and the u.s. year was 1944. the world jewish congress implored the american government to bomb auschwitz. the reply came five days later. i want to read it to you. quote: such an operation could be executed only by diverting considerable air support essential to the success of our forces elsewhere. in any case it would be of such doubtful efficacy it would not warrant the use of our resources. and my friend, hearings the most remarkable sentence of all. and i quote: such an effort might provoke even more vindictive actions by the germans. think about that. even more vindictive actions than the holocaust. my friends, 2012 is not 1944. the american government today -- [applause] -- is different. it's different. you heard that in president obama's speech yesterday. but here's my point. the jewish people are also different. today we have a state of our own. [applause] and the purpose of the jewish state is to defend jewish lives and to secure the jewish future. [applause] never again will we -- will th

we are talking about the corporate world, the boardroom, legislature, congress, city hall. am very proud of the recipients of this year's man of the year award. our mayor -- m ayor lee. [applause] the mayor is the chosen one not because you have the title of being the mayor. over the last 30 years, he has a history of promoting justice and opportunities for women and minority in the city and beyond. he graduated from law school. instead of heading to a corporate law office, he decided to work for the asian law caucus, fighting against discrimination. when he became the first asian- american elected to be in that position, that was less than three months ago that the mayor was sworn in. he took every opportunity to encourage went in. -- women. among the list of qualified candidates, he elected supervisor olague. [applause] when he had the opportunity to appoint someone to the position which he formerly held as the chief administration officer of the city and county of san francisco, he immediately nominated -- to be our cao. we are living in a city that and we are very lucky

world. and good lord, congress, let's keep the foreign students who come here and get phds and mbas want to start businesses. let them become citizens. i don't care how you do it. if they want to stay here, let them stay here. let them open their businesses here. that disconnect between the greatest postsecondary education and the world and what we do in k through 12. it's stunning. we have to invest, number one, start as early as we can. and federal investment has to be there as incentive for state and local investment. we have to start certainly prek and certainly start with our 3-year-olds, make sure that our 3-year-olds by the time they hit kindergarten have great skills, have the basics of reading, have the basics of socialization. let's roll. we have to start early with that. then we've got to make sure that our teachers are trained and our teachers are paid a decent salary. so our best scientists, some of them going to teaching science as opposed to the private sector. we got to find a way to incentivize the scientists to stay in the classroom. and then we've got to make use of techn

world is on high alert status. and we have taken the necessary security precautions to continue the functions of your government. we have been in touch with the leaders of congress and with world leaders to assure them that we will do whatever is necessary to protect america. >> when "air force one" came in, it was under escort by two f 16 fighters that were -- that had been scrambled from ellington field outside of houston, texas, to meet "air force one" over the florida panhandle. and they were carrying live munitions and were assigned escort duties. it was interesting that the organization that they were from was the 149th fighter wing. that was president bush's old outfit when he was in the texas air national guard. one of the f 16s landed to refuel while the other assumed a combat air patrol over the city. so you knew when you looked up and saw that f 16 on that slow withouter all around boysier city and across the red river that it was armed and it clearly had orders to shoot down any suspicious aircraft. and as soon as they fueled the other one up, the next one took position over the city and they left -- they stayed over the city until "air force one" le

they're changing the world and you just got -- microsoft just rang the bell at mobile world congress and a quarter windows users who are going to be using web apps with windows 8. facebook, for example, has over 100 million web app users now versus only 57 million ios and android users. so people are getting it and they're moving away from this paradigm. and the bell has been rung. it is over. >> you can be right for an awfully long time. but the market may not be with you. would youed alea at least admits a great trade. apple has gone up 40%. its price valuation is 12 or 13 times earnings with a billion dollars in the bank. >> well, the problem with that argument is really that it is based on a closed ecosystem and based on 60% gross margins in the iphone. so i think that the p ex-he hase looked at in that regard. i did see the rise of the android ecosystem a couple of years ago. and it has done spectacularly well. what i didn't see was the utter collapse of every other mobile operating system. it is incredible how all these companies did not execute. and it is also incredible how w

we're at 17% women in congress, and that puts us 78th in the world. here's why i don't see a comparison. it's that. one big difference i see is in 2008 that actually energized the party. they were pulling more and more people voting, because they were excited about the campaign between hillary and obama. they were passionate and they argued, of course, but it was really growing the party. we're not seeing that in this battle. it's shrinking. the turnout is going down. republicans are pulling away. i talked to a pollster that said he saw a number in his polls he'd never seen before. with pollsters screen for likely voters, they ask who they're calling. are you likely to vote in the primary? he said he's seen double-digit increases in this republican primary of voters saying no, i'm not likely to vote in the primary, which he was rather stunned to see. the other thing is while it got intense and there was -- there were some personal moments, there were charges of racism that hillary and bill clinton and not by obama certainly and not really by his campa

world. but unless congress can get their act together to help these people, just throw them a bone -- >> i onlye one year in this country and all i have seen is congress squabaling like school children and getting nothing done. if i was an american i would be steaming about this like what are you doing. get stuff done. you had a question. >> hi, suze. basically i have to choose between helping my family with my sibling's wedding, paying off credit card debt and putting more money in my roth ira. i want to see how to prioritize. >> did you say helping your siblings with a wedding is more of a priority for you over getting out of credit card get or saving money for your own retirement? >> it's not more of a priority. >> you threw it in the mix. >> it's something i really want to do. >> no. i get that you want to do that but you have credit card debt. if you have credit card debt you have bondage and you will never have financial freedom if you are in bondage. how much credit card debt do you have? >> do i have to say? >> yes, ma'am. >> 9,000. >> at what interest rate? >> probably around 15%. >> 1