i know you'd agree with tha point, and i won't be speaking at length, perhaps we could speak offline at length about how to best accomplish that, but what i do think there needs to be some equity here. some fairness between how we treat businesses and how we treat individual working americans and so that's my purpose of this legislation. >> to have those continuing discussions. >> likewise. >> few of us make any attempts to really get to know each other, and that's half of the problem around this joint to begin with. but that said, i want to, again, join mr. mcder mont and indicate that i as well as three other members i know, and i havenknow slaughter, and i, all the years i've been here, advocate single payer. i came to congress advocating it. that's why i find such deep resentment in the fact that the word, or words, obama care have come in the minds of some in america to mean something negative. when, in fact, all president obama and others that tried and failed to get health care for people who didn't have it or were trying to do was provide health care. so i've said, you weren'

in vitoria, the world's largest iron ore producer had seven plants knocked offline, costing the company $7 million. it is not clear who did it or what the motive was. but the people who do these sorts of things are no longer teenagers making mischief. they're now likely to be highly trained soldiers with the chinese army or part of an organized crime group in russia, europe or the americas. >> they can disrupt critical infrastructure, wipe databases. we know they can rob banks. so it's a much bigger and more serious threat. >> jim lewis is a director at the center for strategic and international studies, and he led a group that prepared a major report on cyber security for president obama. what was it that made the government begin to take this seriously? >> in 2007 we probably had our electronic pearl harbor. it was an espionage pearl harbor. some unknown foreign power-- and honestly, we don't know who it is--broke into the department of defense, to the department of state, the department of commerce, probably the department of energy, probably nasa. they broke into all of the high-tec

i look forward to continuing this conversation offline. thank you to all three of you. i appreciate you coming to the show. >>> a much more uplifting story involving an nfl player. jonathon willard went from tennessee titans to a real-life hero. willard was driving to training camp yesterday when he saw a car on fire. he then gestured for the woman driving the car to pull over. by that time the car was fully engulfed in flames. the former linebacker and another driver who had pulled over were able to get the woman, three children, and a dog out of the that car safely. he led clemson in tackles last season and signed with the titans as a tree free agent after this year's nfl draft. >>> deputies say a man confesses to killing a sex offender and he had planned to target all those on the state registry. we are tracking this case. we will have the latest for you after this break. mom always got good nutrition to taste great. she was a picky eater. well now i'm her dietitian... ...and last year, she wasn't eating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to h

you mentioned we registered a million voters on-line, supplementing 1.8 million we registered offline that is a decisive number in dollar da and a number of other states. we had a tool whereby we were able to target undecided voters on facebook. we concluded 78% of the people we thought were undecided but were contacted by that tool wound up voting for the president. >> so was it decisive? who knows. but you know i think 2 is increasingly, you know, social media is obviously increasingly a huge part of how people receive their information. we also know from all kinds of studies and our own research that people trust the information they get from their friends. they don't necessarily trust the information they get from campaigns or even from the media. and so it's an inyesterdayably powerful way to get at them. >> you had an amazing amount of information on the people you were targeting. i mean you know in the old days you could look through voter roles and see who was registered as a democrat, republican, when they last voted. but you had a lot of information. you can go up to that do

traditional retail business, we separate the retail business, we're looking at other ecommerce and offline retailers to value that and then we're looking at the software business. >> good to talk to you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> mark may at citi. the extended grace period, let's call it that, right? >> all right. >> that this company has to start earning more money. it posted a loss to earning money. they're spending all this money on the build out of certain parts of the business, street seems to be giving them a complete pass. does that run out? >> well, because they keep performing with the investments they're making, judge. if they had a big misstep, then the street would penalize them but they're not misstepping. with aws, the cloud support and all that, this is huge for these guys. and they're crushing it against big competitors like microsoft and google. so i think unless they make a significant misstep, people will continue to bet on them going forward and it was one of my thesises for why i -- >> raise your hand, who owns this stock. >> i own options. >> w

i had to get offline. i want to know about this but i don't want to have a ridiculous conversation that involves screaming in caps. i wanted to click on links and read real articles with thoughtful ideas on how to move forward. >> i think the martin family, sabrina and tracy, have handled themselves with the upnot dignity in a conversation that has been launched on the tv argair waves, into chat rooms, into the nasty comment sections that follow. and they have handled themselves with quite an unbelievable amount of class. >> jonathan. >> about sabrina fulton and tracy martin, i've had a chance to interview sabrina fulton and, you know, she and her ex-husband have been very clear from the very beginning that what they wanted at the outset was an arrest. they wanted george zimmerman to at least be brought in, arrested and held accountable. the next thing they wanted was a trial. and they wanted a trial by jury. they were very concerned about a stand your ground hearing where george zimmerman could have gotte

the situation is described in the indictment showed that they were often discussed offline, in short spurts, and that there wasn't really any focus on alerting the compliance department when some of these issues were raised directly. now, of course, we want to update you on the status of a lot of the banks that work with sac. they work with roughly seven prime brokers to carry out their trades and to borrow funds in the middle of the trading day. and i have talked to some banks who say they're evaluating sac's positions. sac as of yesterday had $14.2 billion under management and its president said in a memo was operating business as usual. the majority of that capital is steve cohen's money which is leaving a lot of banks very comfortable. they feel like it's sitting in cash, it is very liquid, and if push comes to shove, they don't feel like they will be in a bind with sac capital. >> that's an important point to make. we thank you for that. kayla back at hq. joining us on the phone is richard holwell. he joins us this morning on the phone. it's good to have you back. good morning.

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the site has been offline since thursday. apple says it is overhauling the developer system. >>> london's independent says britain's prime minister will detail a plan to block internet porn. saying it is coroding childhood. he is set to announce a plan today. web users will need to opt out of family friendly fillerters. >>> and his first trip abroad as pope. he'll land in rio deja >>> clouds both high and low around the bay area. low clouds thick fog out towards the beaches early on. as we head throughout the day today a mixture of sunshine and clouds inside the bay and the valleys even a slight chance of thunderstorms. clouds continue to rotate on through throughout the afternoon. mid to upper 80s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay. little unsettled through tomorrow. and more sunshine and warmer weather on wednesday. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by big lots!. here's the deal. >>> it is one of fastest growing businesses in the country and one f the most controversial electronic cigarettes. >> we're ver

right now, reports that neighbors in florida are in an uproar demanding a nearby propane plant be taken offline for good after a terrifying explosion late monday night. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the massive fireball near orlando that injured at least eight people, four of them critically. neighbors report propane tanks flying into their yards and say they don't think there's a guarantee it's not going to happen again. the fire chief says mechanical failure or human error may have caused that blast. >>> a daredevil known as the jet man accomplishing an unbelievable feet, soaring through the skies over wisconsin at nearly 200 miles an hour in a custom wing suit coming within feet of a hulking b 17 bomber. trace gallagher is live. would you be brave enough to try it, trace? >> absolutely. we go way back. "america live" has been covering eve rossi for a couple of years. we were going to put his grand canyon flight live but it got thrown back. seen flying for years and at the in oshkosh, wisconsin. he flew with a b 17 bomber. look at this thing. it can fly up to 12,000 feet

recently in which we showed that online -- meeting online leads to slightly better marriages than meeting offline. >> same-sex marriage? >> same-sex marriage -- well you know that's been the biggest problem that we've had in america for the last few years. it's kind of nice it's kind of moving in the direction now that it's taking care of. now, we can turn to a much bigger issue. we only have about 25% of all marriages that work. we need to get about the task of figuring out how to make that 50%, 75%. >> but eharmony now has a separate site after the lawsuit was filed? would you have set it up if you didn't have the lawsuit? >> well, i have to say that -- >> we're out of time. >>> do you know that sinking [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for deals for the 4th. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. throw a holiday cookout! thick, juicy new york strip steaks are just $4.99 a pound. get a great deal on arrowhead water just $3.33 a case. and pick up cheerios for just a $1.88. real big d

estimated epa rules could phos up to -- excuse me, that epa rules could force up to 7 o gig watts of coal offline adding, quote, number one, electric rates are going to go up; number two, whether or not construction jobs in the green energy are created, i think there's virtually no manufacturing jobs that are likely to be created from the replacement of coal; three, transmission grid stability likely to emerge as a major issue because of the shutdowns and because of the intermitt tan sigh of renewables. epa is one agency leading the war on coal. on tuesday, they discussed the department of interior's anticoal regulations to restrict coal mining activities resulting in thousands of lost jobs from the coal mining industry. incredibly, the president is attempting to limit the global use of coal by restricting international aid for it in developing countries; thus limiting access to which those country's citizens escape poverty. even if the president were successful in his quest to eliminate all u.s. coal fire power plants, any potential reductions in global warming would more than overtake -- be mor

they are getting >> all of sudden they get to the linemen they find out the there offline on s f o but they are slide oakland raiders san jose.sudden they ged they find out that they are find out oakland or even a san jose. all these people are heading to oakland and then they can leave. that is just the start of the journey. if you're in the middle of your journey then obviously, you just with your connecting flight. but, in this system ration because of an accident when you land in san jose you have to catch a shuttle. i spoke to a woman earlier and nonetheless, it is pretty much gone and it is just anchor. >>nger. >> i think it was one of the coal workers that work here is she did not even know what was going on. i saw this group here and they did not talk much. >> it is a despicable. i do not know about a jet blue. >> people are doyen their best. the employees had nothing to do with this. they quickly smooth things out. >> we are having some problems with will signal. we would check back with him. >> stay with kron 4 as we continue to bring you the latest information with the deadl

unplanned, and that means something happened right now, and this particular unit within the refinery is offline. as far as reporting it, we fix it up immediately, and all the commodity markets. the thing the administration could do today to help prices -- >> right. >> is get a hold of represent. rents are out of control. we at valero are trying to pass them through. when you take a a $-30, you go to 13 cents a gallon tried to be passed through in the marketplace. that's a huge amount of money. >> we are going to spend a lot of time looking at the ren issue, and we do need to get our arms around the refinery outage issue, and i know exxon was pick up by the press, but not accurately. it strikes me that this would be providing relief to the consumer, and i want to walk through eia's role on this. now, in 2007, the congress directed eia to track those outages that have a significant impact on supply. in 2011 #, before you arrived, the energy information administration stopped tracking the refinery outages. why was that, you know, done, and what would need to happen to get that restored? >> senator

that system known as the glide slope indicator was taken offline before the crash to upgrade its system. now, the faa, brooke, did not elaborate as to why foreign pilots are impacted by this, but as you can imagine, this has the potential to generate some controversy because domestic pilots are not impacted. they're only saying they're targeting foreign carriers because they saw this uptick in the amount of aborted landings. brooke? >> that's what i wanted to know. no effect on the domestic pilots whatsoever. dan simon at sfo for us. dan, thank you. >>> coming up next, cnn pop, including a look at pop culture stories making headlines, including which cnn anchor was named one of the 50 most beautiful people on capitol hill? who could that be? he knows who he is. >>> first, actress and singer katharine mcphee explains how a small gift can make a big difference for people in africa. here's today's "impact your world." >> hi wp i'm katharine mcphee. we can make an impact on malaria. i have a personal connection to west africa. i had the opportunity to build a preschool. the school master, w

knocking a major nuclear power plant offline. the electricity outage led to school and business closures, flight cancellations, suspended water service and dark traffic lights. and when the power goes out, it's not just our lights that are affected. in the heat without air conditioning we're putting health of our seniors and vulnerable populations at risk of health failures. so the risks of public safety and health increase and economic disruptions can be hard to recover from. we are putting greater load on our grid each day and the grid faces also threats to its cybersecurity. in addition we've seen extreme weather events wreak havoc on the grid. d.o.e. is making great strides to strengthen our grid and make it more resilient to all threats and we need to protect this critical infrastructure. the appropriations committee has recommended $80 million for the electricity delivery and energy reliability which is a cut of $32.49 million from f.y. 2013 levels. my amendment would increase electric delivery and energy reliability by $10

psychologist, a nurse, we have a foot specialist, a podiatrist, who come together to work on these ofngs offline and outside committees. the reason for doing so is the health care economy is a very unique micro economy. we try to work out what the best solutions are. we tried to do this during a health care debate. we were kind of shut out on that. has its fatea care in question to many of us, we are still discussing and preparing the alternatives that would be advantageous to the american people should be have the opportunity to go back and repeal and revise obama care. host: it was the congressional budget office that estimate of the government would collect about $4 billion in penalties in 2014. some make the case that it brings money in. this: no question about it is an extension of the tax of bigger government in washington. from the beginning, the cbo said it would pay back some of the deficit on the republican side, we never believed that. just the other day, the cbo said $115s, found another billion of added expense. this, we willough find that it will begin to mount up more deficit spen

i suggest you take this offline after the briefing. it is a very good question but very narrowly drawn. feel free to approach dr. wilson . go right ahead. >> i am with the united health group. i have a more social-cultural question about health utilization. i'm interested in the correlation between utilization of children and teenagers in particular and household income. i am wondering if you have noticed any trend where children or teenagers from families with higher incomes have high medical need rates. >> i don't have data on that but i was just reading on the plane here this morning, a piece about over-diagnosis and kids. it spoke to the issue that people who have insurance coverage, there is a higher diagnosis of adhd in that population. i don't know if that is what you're getting at but there are statistics about that. i am not an expert. >> our data recovers people who get into the public system. i can't answer that either. >> i'm with the national real health association and i wonder about this status of dual eligibles and the

>> they've taken one of their best officers a map i know specially offline and he's headed up the damage assessment. the first thing they have too find out is what with him. general cal sander said they do to which documents he visited and downloaded. i'm shaur they have a full imven tire of what he has in this possession. >> there a way to ensure there is never a breach. >> the way you asked the question, ensure there is never a breach the answer to that unfortunate is no but certainly a breach of this magnitude is something that's going to happen, all of the folks at the nsa and throughout the intelligence committee reviewing their tactics, prek neeks and procedure in hopes of minute z minimizing. >> that's very important you have to find the balance between keeping the country safe and doing it in a way where you can have free exchange of information and not be spying on your point. >> exactly the point, chris. >> thank you for the perspective. lot of other news to get to. let's head over to michaela for the latest. >> thanks so much, good morning everyone. new video of a deadly build

katie, we've talked about this offline, this moment, a precious moment for any great grandmother to meet her great grandson for the if, time and also historic. >> there was speculation as to whether the couple would bring the baby here to buckingham palace which would have been a more formal traditional thing done. it says a lot about gorani for william, she has gone to see him. now this is not their grand apartment 1a because that's not finished. this is small modest two-bedroom cottage. it's not huge so will they have the tea laid out? how formal will the meeting be? is i suspect the queen will be delighted to have a peek at her great grandson. quite a special visit. >> maybe it shows how excited she is, i'm just going over there. >> she invited kate on her first official engagement for the diamond jubilee tour. she's been really i think quite deliberate about bringing kate into the fold, making her feel welcome. >> learning lessons from the past. >> i think that's special she's going to them. >> maybe we're conjecturing but maybe the queen will have a role in deciding on the name. >>

if anybody offline is going to defeat google, it doesn't happen. there were great quotes in new york times saying listen this is not the way people are advertising on the web. i don't think that will change anything. >> all right. so, we'll continue to keep an eye on that. also, you have more conversations coming out from carl dell. this letter that he's put out. this open letter to the special committee at dell. i mean, this one keeps getting more and more interesting. i noticed the stock trading below $13. so are these people writing this off not thinking michael dell's offer is going to get accepted? >> i think dell in a very pointed interview said, look, viacom was a total -- if they win, i'm out of there. if he doesn't, i'll feel like you think you're going to win the election? i think that this is an another one where you just sell. there's very little upside. i don't know why people are fooling around with this. it's a pc company in the end those are all doing terrible. >> the other thing we've been trying to figure out, what to make of the

. >> in the meantime, eamon, they're taking those issues offline so if the talks don't crash they'll be dealt with by separate process. >> that's right. that's right. in fact, they had cyber espionage discussions earlier in the week already. a lot of that is underway and in a slightly different time frame. >> thank you very much. keep us updated throughout the show. let's discuss more now about china and how it influences our markets here and your money. specializes in importing goods from china. good morning. we were saying in the break there, 34 years. >> 34 years. 1979. >> a lot of experience. do you think -- this is a really interesting inflexion point for the chinese and u.s. economy. do you think that power is shifting further back to the united states in economic terms? you see costs rising in china of which i'm sure you're aware. and costs falling here certainly in terms of energy in the united states. >> well, you have kind of a diametrically opposed situation. you have china where the demand is clearly dropping for export. their export numbers, i think, this morning were ne

nurse, we have a foot specialist, podiatrist who come together to work on these things really kind of offline, outside of committees. the reason for doing so is the health care economy is a very, very unique microeconomy. so we try to work out what are the best solutions? we try to do this during the health care debate. of course we were kind of shut out on that, but now that obamacare is still -- its fate in question, i think, to many of us, we are still discussion and preparing the alternatives that would be, i think, advantageous to the american people should we have the opportunity to go back and repeal and revise obamacare. >> the question of the economy, it was the congressional budget office that says the government would collect about $4 billion in penalties in 2014 from the law, making the case it does bring money in. guest: no question about it. this is a -- an extension of the tax and spend bigger government in washington. of course the c.b.o. from the beginning said that it would sofert pay back some on the deficit -- sort of pay back some on the deficit. us on the republican side

i suggest you take this offline after the briefing. it is a very good question but very narrowly drawn. wilsonee to approach dr. . go right ahead. >> i am with the united health group. i have a more social-cultural question about health utilization. i'm interested in the correlation between utilization of children and teenagers in particular and household income. i am wondering if you have noticed any trend where children or teenagers from families with higher incomes have high medical need rates. >> i don't have data on that but i was just reading on the plane here this morning, a piece about over-diagnosis and kids. it spoke to the issue that people who have insurance coverage, there is a higher diagnosis of adhd in that population. i don't know if that is what you're getting at but there are statistics about that. i am not an expert. our data recovers people who get into the public system. i can't answer that either. i'm with the national real health association and i wonder about this status of dual eligibles and the efforts to int

so offline civil disobedience such as trespassing is treated as a political act while similar behaviors online are treated as purely criminal activity. and if the jail time doesn't kind of crush your soul, the fines may ruin you financially. so given the internet's prominence in every aspect of our daily lives, citizens should not be discouraged from developing their political will online. in order for the internet to further and sustain democratic life, our laws must recognize and accommodate various modalities of digital dissent from campaigning to civil disobedience. so i'll just end with that and turn it over to our next speaker. [applause] >> so i don't have a powerpoint for all of you, but my name is grainne o'neil, and i am going to talk a little bit about the law and how it's intersecting with the fifth state. so i first want to talk a little bit about what abi was talking about earlier which was how what we're seeing in trends is that there's increasing government surveillance of us, people, and there's increasing corporate surveillance of us. and at the same time, people who a

i know you'd agree with that point, and i won't be speaking at length, perhaps we could speak offline at length about how to best accomplish that, but what i do think there needs to be some equity here. some fairness between how we treat businesses and how we treat individual working americans and so that's my purpose of this legislation. >> to have those continuing discussions. >> likewise. >> few of us make any attempts to really get to know each other, and that's half of the problem around this joint to begin with. but that said, i want to, again, join mr. mcder mont and indicate that i as well as three other members i know, and i havenknow slaughter, and i, all the years i've been here, advocate single payer. i came to congress advocating it. that's why i find such deep resentment in the fact that the word, or words, obama care have come in the minds of some in america to mean something negative. when, in fact, all president obama and others that tried and failed to get health care for people who didn't have it or were trying to do was provide health care. so i've said, you weren'