this is because you have a couple of analysts cutting xerox today.t barclays is seeing. they are worried about cash flow. also the fact that the yen continues to depreciate. that lowers tte cost. other competitors are getting in on that game. that could be a disadvantage for xerox. they saw a one-year chart. that was nice. 42% to the upside for xerox. it has been under suppression. dagen: thank you. home sales hitting their highest level since before the housing crash. the agency founder and ceo joins us now with a look ahead. mauricio, when you founded your business, what was last year like for you in terms of growth from the previous year? >> last year was unbelievable. we saw tremendous growth. we grew about 30% ourselves. prices were up. volume was down. we are looking forward to 2014 now. dagen: how big of a sale could we possibly see? >> i predict we will see some incredible sales. for the first time, we will hit $100 million for single-family residence. i think, we are already starting to see prices which we have never seen on a per foot basis

found an error rate of forty times higher than what city officials had claimed now a spokesman for xerox said the company would have no comment on the audit. and finally warren buffett's berkshire hathaway is so large that the federal reserve is now studying the organization to determine if it's just up to require fed supervision the u.s. financial stability oversight council led by treasury secretary jacob lew is evaluating which non-banking financial institutions could threaten economic stability if they were to fail and with berkshire's reinsurance operation being the fourth largest in the world it definitely qualifies for the extra amount of scrutiny now the fed can impose stricter capital leverage and liquidity requirements and demand stress testing for prices scenarios if the company proves important enough since the council first met back in october of two thousand and ten they've designated three systemically important non-banking financial firms the first one is new york based in new jersey based prudential financial and new york based met life all are in the final stages of rev

. >> check out shares of xerox. that stock down more than 5% and on track to fall for the sixth straight session in a row. today it cut its shares from outperform citing valuation on friday, barclays cut its shares to underweight citing competition in emerging markets. just as you were talking about, all the emerging market conditions are certainly worsening. remember despite today's drop, in the past week's drop, xerox had gained about 79% in 2013. >> thank you very much. if the emerging threat becomes worse, what will it mean for the u.s. housing market? we'll tell you about it next. >>> and from the ukraine to the great polar vortex, it's striking again. it is so bad, how bad is it? it is so bad that schools in places where they're used to snow and ice and cold have canceled classes. that includes chicago, much of the state of minnesota. the forecast is coming up. >>> plus, companies born in the u.s. with little exposure to the rest of the world. dollar tree, e-trade, humana and denbury, all 1% of their revenues

in 1995, he resigned from his corporate job at xerox and managed the girls full time. >> i couldn't lookyour all if i wasn't doing that. >> so that's a lesson that you taught beyonce kind of by example. this is how you dedicate yourself to this craft. >> yes. and it was difficult. >> all they wanted was a major record deal. and that meant lots of hard work. here's some rare footage of beyonce working on some early recordings. >> duane wiggins was their producer. >> beyonce automatically stood out. i mean, everybody would say that because she simply was a very focused young lady. >> that focus paid off with a big record contract. michael maldin was an executive at columbia records. >> we could tell she had pipes and we could tell, again, they were young pipes. that's what you want to do is try to find groups that you can incubate, put in the incubator and kind of develop. >> the group settled on a name, destiny's child, and the hits started coming. like "no, no, no." ♪ >> destiny's child was on the express ride to the top. until -- >> what happened was the girls wanted new management so t

. >>> you are watching xeroxed. i am jonathan betz live in new york. words of respect for ariel sharon, who died today after eight years in a coma. >> massive chemical spill may be days before 300,000 people can use tap water again. >>> alex rodriguez's punishment is reduced. the slugger says it's still too much. fifty years since the first big health warning about smoking, where we stand

that interview question came from xerox.n case you were wondering, the fuzzy felt allows the racquet string to grip the ball better and therefore, you can put a lot of spin on it. >> a lot of thinking for this morning, right? >> i knew that one. the first two kind of stumped me though. >> you know, you got to bring snag reproduces, have food and maybe milk, things like that >> the scissor one. 28%, that was our extreme drought last week, let me show you what's doing this week, 63%, more than doubled. so 63% of the state is covered in an extreme drought, why we have red flag warnings for the see area. who has ever heard of a high fire danger in january in the high country and that extends all the way down to so cal. temperatures upper 70s, mid-80s, low to middle 70s through mon ter rachel record my tahoe, 61, be around 58. notice to mid to upper 50s at tahoe, freezing cold at night, no snow all seven days. leyla? >>> mike, following this dump truck that has been losing its gravel load in duplin, pleasanton, sunol. now, we are

procter and gamble, xerox, and honeywell. also, a look echo what might have been. >> we have to get straight to the data check grid the red is stunning. it is not just emerging currencies, but global stocks. >> a lot of concern about what is going on in china. s&p 500 futures are down by almost 7/10 of one percent. it gets worse. where's that money going? remember when i said that bonds were stuck in a range? the euro is falling a little bit on the back of some is putting economic news. crude oil is down a little bit. good news there. we do not see as much of an effect from the weather. here's the real story. currencies are reflecting problems. a few days ago. now it is one of two. china's problems are having others. the aussie dollar is down one percent. you can see it in other colors -- countries. terrorism concerns, down against the dollar again. >> approaching a low, the russian ruble. it all comes back to the global selloff. the emerging markets is where it started. you have zeroed in on the argentinian peso. >> it was a

the vendor of the eppicards, xerox -- blocked all of the affected cards on january first. that left thousands without access to any funds. xerox notified individuals that they wouldn't have access to funds until they receive a replacement card. one woman affected says that >> you take your card, not have access to the money. it isugh. >> those affected were told it could take seven to ten days to receive a new card. align >> the spca has set a new record. the macy's holiday window adoptions have placed 339 animals with loving families this year. almost half of the animals that were adopted this year are out of towners, coming all the way from stockton. nearly 1000 volunteers came out to help. >> susan-g-komen race for the cure saw a drop of 22- percent in contributions in the year. this follows the controversy over it's decision to *stop giving grants to planned parenthood for breast cancer screenings. that decision was quickly reversed. donations and corporate sponsership dropped from about 164-million to 128- million. numbers also fell at it's fundraising races for the c

xerox notified individuals that they wouldn't have access to money until they received a replacementd. one woman affected said that came as a shock. >> to take your card and not be notified and not have access to the money, it's just really rough. >> those affected were told it could take 7 to 10 days to receive a new card. >>> facebook is being sued over privacy concerns. facebook users filed a lawsuit against the web site in a california court. they're claiming that facebook intercepts private messages between friends and then sells that information to marketers. the plaintiffs are hoping that the lawsuit will gain class action status. they say as many as 166 million facebook users in the u.s. qualified to join the lawsuit. facebook is saying that the allegations are without merit. >>> still ahead for you on kron4 news weekend, the flu epidemic is now the cause of one death in santa clara county. why the county health officials are saying this particular case is very concerning. we'll have that story coming up. first, a live look outside. this is the beautiful view from mount tam.

xerox and lockheed martin and bank of america have signed the pledge.vors of the boston marathon bombing and openly gay nba player and stanford graduate will be guested of the first lady when the president delivers the address to the state of the union. we will broadcast the president's state of union address and republican response tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. >> you know my most re-tweeted tweet this morning? >> rain? >> yes, people want to know. >> everyone is talking about it whether for the crops, the yard, or skiing. it is affecting all of us. will it be a drought duster? no. it is on the way and will cause other issues like getting around. it will be slippery. you may have to fine the umbrella. right now, we are moistening the atmosphere and santa rosa and napa, quarter-mile visibility and san jose has a mile, and 1.25 in novato so the north bay and south bay with the thick of the areas and the cloud cover is creating the flight arrival delays. coming into the city, we are in the money 40's to most neighbors blue are coming across the golden gate bridge

i was trying to figure out the next move of the stock, even as all i knew was the name, polaroid, xerox, national video, pan am, united. most of them were defense stocks and they went up a lot in tandem with the war. hey, so i followed a lot of those and a bunch of others. look at that. conair. eastern. national rca. admiral. after a year, i decided this was as cool a game as imaginable. i wanted to introduce this to my fifth grade class. i showed them my ledger, inviting everybody to play. i have to admit that not everyone was into it as i was. the darnedest thing happened not long after. my dad's company at the time was called national box company, represented the 3m corporation. then the minnesota mining and manufacturing company in the philadelphia area, selling tape and a fancy ribbon that bowed easily. we were talking satin ribbon. had to make the bows. triple m as we called it was always innovating, coming up with new product lines. it still does. which is why i favor it. pop came home with a new line of 3m he was selling, games. they got into 3m book shelf games. he said perhaps

xerox has not executed as well as i'd like, frankly. i think that the business plan is a good one, as you just mentioned, but the stock has had a big run here. i need to see this quarter, sir. it's just had a monster run without having monster results. maybe this will be the quarter that verifies why it went up to begin with. because i sure haven't seen one yet you do that. as earnings season's upon us, it's key to listen to these calls before making judgments. we're going to keep our powder dry but get through it together. oh, man, i can't wait until the matinee alcoa. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- best of the bunch, from flix to flying, you don't need to be a wall street insider to spot the stocks that became 2013's top performance. but will these winners take a victory lap? or could new names take up the charge? and later, web war, you search, you shop, they are two of the hottest growth stories wall street has to offer. tonight, cramer compares tech heavy weights amazon and google to see whether droids or drones c

he used a xerox machine a photograph any of the stolen documents. >> were also joined by betty medsgerauthor of the new book, "the burglary: the discovery of j. edgar hoover's secret fbi." she first reported on the stolen documents all working at "the washington post." she uncover the identities of most of the burglars in her new book. we welcome you to democracy now! keith, i want to begin with you. talk about the time and how you ended up going into the fbi office. what spurred you on? , within a fewtime years, we had gone through sort of the peak of the civil rights movement. many of the laws like the voting rights act had been passed, but the reality of racial justice was still far from complete. the war in vietnam was raging at that point in time. there were many, many people who are working for change in those areas in particular. my main focus at that time was the antiwar movement. i was, you know, spending as withtime as i could organizing against the war, but i have become very frustrated with legal protests. they did not seem to be getting us anywhere. the government wasn't l

>>> you are watching xeroxed. i am jonathan betz live in new york. words of respect for ariel sharon, who died today after eight years in a coma. >> massive chemical spill may be days before 300,000 people can use tap water again. >>> alex rodriguez's punishment is reduced. the slugger says it's still too much. fifty years since the first big health warning about smoking, where we stand today. >>> vice president joe biden will lead the u.s. delegation to the memorial service for ariel sharon. he died this morning after eight years in a coma. he was 85 years old. shareon was a decorated general and a controversial leader. president obama honored shareon by renewing commitment to bring israeli and palestinians together. the president said we have we drive for peace for israel to the goal of two states living side-by-side in peace and security. >>> we return to the jerusalem correspondent, nick schifrin. how is shareon being remembered today? >> reporter: >> reporter: jonathan, you know, you said it. he was polarizing. he was loved by israeli who dubbed

the camera contractor acs since purchased by xerox is the same vendor for cameras in montgomery county, gaithersburg, rockville, takoma park, chevy chase, bowie and frederick according to the watchdog website maryland drivers alliance. no similar evidence of such higher roar rates has been uncovered outside -- error rates has been uncovered outside baltimore. >> we also need confidence in government. >> reporter: but now delegate john cardin who is running for attorney general is taking a new approach to keeping speed camera contractors on the level. car dip is resubmitting his bill -- cardin is resubmitting his bill that would fine camera operators $1,000 every time they make a mistake that costs you money. >> i think that would give incentive to make sure these contractors are doing a good job. >> reporter: if the contractor can't be trusted in baltimore city, should the contractor be trusted elsewhere in maryland? >> i can't answer that question. >> reporter: at least not without similar awed a littles statewide which have not -- audits statewide which have not been done. meanwhile

xerox has not executed as well as i'd like, frankly. i think that the business plan is a good one, as you just mentioned, but the stock has had a big run here. i need to see this quarter, sir. it's just had a monster run without having monster results. maybe this will be the quarter that verifies why it went up to begin with. because i sure haven't seen one yet you do that. as earnings season's upon us, it's key to listen to these calls before making judgments. we're going to keep our powder dry but get through it together. oh, man, i can't wait until the matinee alcoa. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- best of the bunch, from flix to flying, you don't need to be a wall street insider to spot the stocks that became 2013's top performance. but will these winners take a victory lap? or could new names take up the charge? and later, web war, you search, you shop, they are two of the hottest growth stories wall street has to offer. tonight, cramer compares tech heavy weights amazon and google to see whether droids or drones c

the mac didn't invent all of these things, but there must be credit to companies like xerox, but sortto the mainstream. as for the price, the mac was $2,495 in 1984. in today's dollars, chris, that is $7,053. that's a lot of money. >> there are a lot of people out there so addicted to mac they'd pay it anyway. >> the apple lisa, that was about $10,000. by contrast, it was considered quite low. >> cnbc's mandy drury, thank you so much. >>> next week, seven new domains will join dot com. the first of hundreds to become available over the next few years, get ready,.bike ready,.bike, .guru, .clothing, . holdings, .plumbing, .ventures. a link to more is up on msnbc..com. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike

it is xerox, down 4.6%, 52 cents to $10.72.rucks in, copiers out today. >>> let's take a look at apple shares. they're up about 25% over the past 12 months. can they beat earnings expectations this afternoon? let's bring in our analyst. what's the most important thing to look out for? >> the march guidance. the reason is that since apple came out with their new guidance guidelines, their methodology, there is not as much whispers around the december quarter. let's kind of mail in the december quarter and talk about guidance. that's the critical part here. most likely, they will probably guide a percent below the street, the midpoint, but since they typically beat the midpoint, i think you could actually see analyst estimates increasing by a couple percent tomorrow. i realize a lot of numbers confusing but that's going to be the key, the revenue guide for the march quarter. >> what about gross margin, gene? >> yeah. that's the second most important piece. for the december quarter, most are looking for about 37.5 which is the hig

this is a tool that is very popular. 22 million shares trading about the same as xerox. >> the ticker. >> the first trust cloud computing etf. it is up 31% and outperforming tech. it is tech. this is part of the new tech. this is growing and outpacing xlk. with social media and cloud computing companies, you will get a lot of those in the bigger and large stream etf's. it is interesting to point out. it is probably not a core holding but if you want to play the theme, this is an interesting one. >> cloud computing etf. who knew there was one come and trish? trish?one, specially among the scandal. >> apple, yahoo, facebook, amazon and google show us what they've got, what we can expect from the tech giants. of you guyse both here. what are you looking forward to? the first is apple. they are curious if the ipad sold better or worse than expected. i think that they will be better than people thought, close to 27 million. iphone a little bit weaker than expected because the iphone 5c did not sell as well as people thought. >> will that set the tone? >> yes, because it is on monday and it

binyamin and december department klay used a still undetermined is those officers >> reporter: didn't xeroxade the whole picture crushed the u.s. navy said today's crash happen off the coast of southern virginia. it curls five were on board conducting routine training a year or two stars. two sailors to a better or destroy it and were later rescued are in stable condition there or >> reporter: slate hospital bart to bless the st frozen about all statistics saucers in to the cheers of some point tuesday-including a white. and thus what in the west indies temperatures are on verizon-even though it will still be able season. a cold weather is so resulting it to kobe and the bitter cold to help each other. >> reporter: hot >> reporter: source of no stills bullying husband is loaded with coal. they've been revels the debt, probably a bow 5 marists. ♪ 6466 users 7. we should ago unseat leaseholds up some help so lodes will we did >> the reason no >> >> reporter: system: one in one accord will husband added. >> sometimes a bit of all of the clock is sworn in >> reporter: and is also in the hope so

. >> xerox falling more than five percent.tock's valuation already inflicts the -- reflects the services and makes. >> herbalife, a seven percent rise, the most in more than a month after tim rainey, one of its biggest defenders left its analyst position to work for the company's top shareholders, joining post shareholdings. 1%number seven, cisco down -- the company's valuation is rich versus is earning attentional. >> another one we like to talk about here on "street smart" -- lulu lemon gets downgraded. down about 3%. do you want to know what they cited? >> peter pan? >> now that infamous interviewer the former ceo told you -- what did he tell you? >> he said some women's aunties are not made for the pants. as i told you, you don't tell a girl that. tell aolutely do not girl that. you've learned that. you probably had a girlfriend break up with you at one point. >> there are certain things you never say to women. lots of pr problems. this comes as royal caribbean was forced to bring one of its ships home early -- 600 people

friday we have png, stanley, black & decker, xerox.xt week, apple is the next big one, then caterpillar and royal caribbean. after today's close, netflix is reporting in addition to ebay. interesting technology week. >> it is. much more is coming up, we have our agenda on airbus and boeing. we speak with the ceo, next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." our guest host for the hour, craig moffett. mike has some company news from the files of "bloomberg west." >> amazon says they are not planning an online pay-tv service, telling "usa today," plan --y do continue to to plan to continue making original shows, but not television. ofckberry is selling most its real estate in canada. the company will sell almost 3 million square feet of space and then lease back what it needs. it is their plan to raise cash as the ceo looks to turn blackberry around. nokia may return as much as $4 billion to shareholders, speaking of cash. deutsche bank predicts that the british company could return some of that amount in the form of an annual dividend a

i used to xerox a lot of things. or fax things.ot work anymore so you have to innovate and find these companies out of nowhere. when facebook took over instagram, i had no idea what it was. i frankly still don't use it. snapchat will get you into trouble as well. >> what about the strategy that amazon has versus google? how much appetite do investors have for this? >> it's what they say publicly but we don't know what their real strategy in the boardroom is. >> that is true, i think that more of a strategy than people give them credit for. into theie this back apple conversation. what is apple doing with all their cash? google is buying all kinds of things with their cash. >> the head of google engineering says he wants search to act like it is your friend. he thinks the mind can help do this. ray kurweil maybe has been more correct than he thinks. >> we greatly appreciate it. tony dwyer, thank you so much as well as nick thompson. see you in five years. when the yield curve inverts, i will come back. fourex reportsur -- 65rling ho

currently down 130 points on the dow, xerox down over 3.d for the first time in five years. usually we're up about 1% on the major averages. >> yeah, it looks like the last time this happened 1-2-2008. it went down almost 2%. >>> there's wearable tech, and this truly wearable tech. technology integrated into your garments, designed to give you greater and more accurate biometric data than the popular fitness wristbands. and that's won a bunch of former microsoft brainiacs working on, developing a pair of, for example, washable smartsocks, but are consumers ready for this new technology and all of the data that comes with it? david is one of the former microsoft executives and of ceo heat. welcome. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >> happy new year to you. let's talk about the new socks. how do they work? >> well, the sock is very an innovative sock. it looks exactly like a normal sock but comes infused with the pressure-sensing textiles and then it connects to what we call the anklet, a piece of fancy electronics that contains an acceleromete

>> one of our largest winners last year was a xerox. had 85% return last year so we will take it.f it requires somebody to have isision as to way the market going to evolve, there are people who are very good at that. are certaine there companies that fit our profile and the technology bucket that have access in our largest theng there is cfc computer science corporation where they came in and effectuate it one of the most powerful turnarounds. coming into a situation where people thought the balance sheet was stretched. there is excess n they are buying back 10% of their stock and we think that margin growth and d plumb and will accelerate in the coming years. >> we are talking a lot about the stocks that you like. you are a long-short guy. yourdegree do you expect portfolio to be a factor in 2014? >> we generated between five and 10% a between the two portfolios. these are on the shorts so it does we were pleased it was a classic pic and i think that opportunity set will continue to provide elf on the short side. is easiest time to short when there is contracting economy and con

. >> they call the numbers disappointing from xerox, less money coming in, down goes the stock, we'reactually it's now at 38, well below 40. coming up next hour, my take on the shift in opinion over legalized marijuana. the president, eric holder, even republican governor rick perry, all part of the shift. my take on weed. and pope francis weighing in on the virtues of the internet. dr. ablow don't listen to this. the internet in particular offers immense possibilities for encounter and solidarity. this is something truly good. a gift from god. liz? >> you've got to hope at that princeton study isn't right that facebook is not-- because the pope is saying that people are marginalized or on the edge of society or poor, may get opportunity by coming on the internet and a more dignified way of life by getting a job. i think that's what the pope is trying to say. stuart: to me the internet and social media gives virtue because you're in a loop. you're not alone. you're in a loop, not face-to-face. >> look how the pope can reach out. 3.5 million followers for the pope and he's tweeting eve

according to the wall street journal the company signing this pledge to do this includes xerox, at&t,gamble. dennis: a follow-up question. the number of people affected by this minimum wage would be 39% increase in minimum wage but we only have 3 million workers in the entire country, in the entire economy on minimum wage and have the mark under age 25. is this more about symbolism than actually putting money into the economy? peter: you said that, i did not. dennis: thanks for being with us, peter bonds. will the president sounds the right seems and offer up the right tools tonight? here is what they expected it tonight? liberal commentator alan colmes and the new fox business show the independent camille foster. what do you expect to hear tonight and will it succeed? >> i expect the theme of inequality has been talking about for so long. suspected won't be quite as want the. we will hear about the minimum wage and other policies he thinks will help people, be better off in the long run. the one issue a lot of the policies are pretty shortsighted. i don't know that boosting the minim

we'll hear from bristol myers, honeywell, procter & gamble, kimberly clark, state street and xerox all before the opening td bell today. still to come, becky will be speaking to brian moynihan together with bono, u2's front man. bono has recorded a new ad which will run live during the super bowl. george has plenty more for us in the next 50 minutes. >>> that's right, ross. jobs, growth, disinflation? the question is, is the united states of europe? well, my next guest thinks so. that's coming up right after the break. >>> and later in the day, we'll bring you an extended version of closing bell. that from 6:00 p.m. cet. "worldwide exchange" continues right after this. >>> the headlines today, world leaders defend extraordinary measures taken during the crisis in a special cnbc debate from davos. >>> the dow and s&p 500 are on track for their worst week in six as china fears and mixed earnings weigh. >>> and at least five people reported debt in cry row after three explosions rocked the egyptian capital. >>> not a moment to lose, i'm going to introduce my guest immediately because we'r

today talking this economy may need more stimulus, that comes a day after christine legarde warned xerox about the possibility, heating up the market but what has been really heating up the market is the incredible physical demand in this market. shanghai gold delivery doubled from a year ago and up dramatically as demand in asia t in the united states. the gold supply hit a record low so somebody's buying gold, may not be the investors but the physical demand is going crazy. the other thing is other precious-metals, silver jumping up right now and platinum and palladium, possibility of another strike in south africa that could tighten supplies and we are already worried about a supply deficit in both of those commodities right now. ashley: oil prices rising after the highest level in a couple weeks. what is the main reason? phil: opec talking out of both sides of their mouth. on one and opec is saying we are pumping the lease will since 2011 and and the next day they come out with a report saying they think the demand for their oil is going up. that lack of production and those concerns

the vendor of the eppicards, xerox blocked all of the cars on january 1st. stated that this was a shock to her. >> i have my car and i was not notified. it is just really rough. the >> it could take seven to 10 days for a new card to get to those who were affected by the breach. maligned in new this >> new this morning. the supreme court has put same- sex marriage on hold in utah. at least what federal appears court looks into taken over the case. this follows an emergency appeal by the state after the december ruling in favor of same-sex marriage. the supreme court ordered remains in effect until the court of appeals decides whether or not to reinstate the sex and marriage ban. >> coming up on kron 4 news. we will take a look at other bay area sports. >> imagine waking up to see this on your neighbor's >> imagine waking up to see this on[ female announcer ] shop at safeway now through january 14th for a smart return to school box tops offer! buy ten participating box tops items in a single visit and earn sixty bonus box tops! that's six dollars for your sch

xerox was downgrade edd citing valuation. finally, let's talk about sony falling after moody's cut the debt rating to junk status. scott? >> sheila thanks so much. take a look at what we have left. about 50 minutes on this monday before the closing bell rings. the dow jones, a nice snack back at least from certainly earlier on in the session. we're up 50 points. the s&p 500 as i see it is up by just a couple. >> even the nasdaq is only off 15. we'll see -- >> nasdaq was off by more than 50. >> exactly exactly. keep a close eye on that one. emerging market weakness continuing to weigh on stocks. we'll tell you exactly what's been going on overseas. plus we'll look at the exchange traded funds for the markets have that taken a beating and wonder if now is the time for bargains bargains. >>> we want to know what you think the fed should do this week amid this global market turmoil. should they keep tapering? we'll reveal your best tweets coming up. >> @cnbcclosingbell is how to reach us. plus we'll hear from john calamos. he wil

he is expected to announce that some of the nation's largest employers am including xerox, at&t, lockheedtin, and procter & gamble, have signed a white house pledge agreeing not to discriminate against the long-term unemployed when making a hiring decision. who will sitsts with the first lady tomorrow night, to survivors of the boston marathon bombing and openly gay nba player jason collins. chosensts are often because they symbolize an issue or policy the president is promoting. c-span radio will have live coverage of the address tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. those are some of the latest headlines. when bill and hillary began , hillaryching careers clinton's career began right inside this building. professor. she taught criminal law, trial procedure, the prison project. hillary was a wellesley educated ivy league, law school grad. nixon had been impeached about two weeks before hillary taught her first class. >> first lady hillary clinton tonight at 9:00 eastern, live on c-span and c-span 3. c-span launched its first c-span schoolbus in 1993. visiting hundreds of schools and commu

xerox announcing an 8.7% increase in the quarterly dividend to $6.25 per share. becky?ica are teaming up. they've been working hard on a preventible disease. i caught up with brian moynihan to talk about this. >> we met up six years ago here in davos. it's not just a talking shop. really stuff comes out of davos. now with this bank of america commitment, $250 million for red. >> six years. >> yes, six or seven years. what's extraordinary is not just the money, it's the heat. you have to keep public pressure to get the politics right. the real big money is in government budgets. and america is being extremely generous but americans don't know this, the 7 million people they're paying for to stay alive, hiv sufferers. what i'm excited about, the bank and brian's leadership is, they have like 6,000 outlets. they have like 250,000 employees who are now working for those women who don't want their kids to get the virus. it's the reach of the bank as well as the money that's exciting to us. >> a few years ago, i had the pleasure of hosting at a central enterprise center in ge

they include xerox corporation.sege discrimination difficult to prove or measure, but several studies have found a longer someone is out of work, the less likely they are to find a job. a scholar found out there was a at six sharp drop-off months of unemployment in companies contacting the fake applicants for interviews. patricia, independent line. temperatures should. i would like to hear the president speak of peace, rather than war. like to see they provide adequate funding to care for our veterans, millions of whom are not receiving appropriate health care. i know it is a dream, but i would like to see it happen. veterans, it comes to it is mental health care or other health care? caller: i would like to see all health care addressed. more than one veteran an herselfkilling him or because they are not receiving health care. i would like to see the president take into account the genuine cost of war before he puts a boots on the ground. includesne cost of war taking care of our veterans. if we were not at war, we