you may know it as itt excel. they got rid of the itt game in 2011. this company makes highly secure electronic system, radar, night vision goggles. information technology business they do advanced net works and air traffic control for faa. when everyone was pending about the pending fiscal cliff, we spoke to the ceo and he told us everything would be all right. he was right. over the defense budget cut, about the to get real next year, can stock keep roaring? the city is expanding overseas, moving to a have a sent market, cutting the soft blow of the spending here in the united states. the headlines are in line. those are a lot to like under the hid. over $7 billion in evaluations. they've got more business than they can handle. stock had a solid 2.7% yield. let's talk to the ceo, a retired lieutenant general in the army where he dealt with all sorts of high budget issues. good to see you. >> no longer itt. just excelis. >> we are on our own two years now. time to drop the legacy name. before we get to your company, i saw you ring the bell today. i w

you may know it as itt excel. they got rid of the itt name in 2011. this company makes highly secure communications systems, radar, night vision goggles. information technology business, they do advanced networks and air traffic control for faa. when everyone was fretting about the pending fiscal cliff, we spoke to the ceo and he told us everything would be all right. sure enough, he was right. over the defense budget cuts, about the to get real next year, can the stock keep roaring? the company is expanding overseas, moving to new markets, cutting the soft blow of the spending here in the united states. the headlines are in line. those are a lot to like under the hood. over $7 billion in valuations. they've got more business than they can handle. stock had a solid 2.6% yield. let's check in with the ceo, a retired lieutenant general in the army where he dealt with all sorts of high level budget issues. good to see you. no longer itt. just excelis. you're out on your own. >> we are on our own two years on our own. time to drop the legacy name. >> befo

dakota al abogado de rodríguez, la itt intenta destruir la carrera de alex rodriguez. representante mencionar algunos puntos de la demanda a los cuales incluyen que la liga intimidó y ofreció dinero a testigos y también la cosa a grandes ligas de filtrar información a la prensa. - balompié, cuartos de final de la copa sudamericana, lanús contra river clarke, el primero llegó con gol de silva y gonzález la manda al fondo de la red, 3 cero lanús en pleno ataque, taco para silva y lanús arriba 2 a cero. 61, anotaron el 3 a cero. - llegamos al final del segmento. vamos a comerciales y volvemos con más de telenoticias. >> cristina: un patrón frío en nuestra región. puede que traerá condiciones invernales. después de la pausa le tengo los detalles. >> mucho después de ver su primer reporte del tiempo dijiste que aguanieve, estamos preocupados. >> cristina: no se preocupe, esto será para la próxima semana. tendremos condiciones frías en el área y también le agregamos ráfagas de viento. temperatura en el rango de los 60 o 50, se siente frío debido a est

for every 25 firs planted, only one makes itt on average. the project leader says it depends on how much wildlife that there is, the amount of snowfall and how dry that the summer is. there are a lot of factors that this and whether or not it will grow to maturity. i am surprised at how bad the onstar, and slowly i begin to understand why the crew was taking so much care with the wool early on. back in the woods, the chief forrester introduces the crew to the craft of planting trees. carolyn gets the hang of it and together, she, a teacher and ronnie, a truck driver, are a dream team. dig out the hole, plant the fir, and check for stability, all in deep rows with a meter and a half of space in between. i ask carolyn, what is the hardest part of planting? she says it is making the hole. there is some kind of surprise involved, a rock or a root. as here it gets tough, straight as possible and as deep as possible, losing as little soil as possible. armin keeps the troop -- keeps the troops fed, while they slave away he is responsible for the ho

handled, itt was obviously came as a surprise to .he u.s. did that influence their decisions about what they would do? what was their attitude? >> i think there was surprise. if i may say so, i think there was a surprise in london also. inhink there was surprise washington, certainly, and i think the fact that the president had had a vote was one of the factors which influenced so i think we ought to be a little bit less defensive than we can be sometimes on this. the fact is that british policy on syria and the decision of the british parliament are consequential matters for the united states. be a shock war for us. that is the way it is. it is a good thing. is aows our relationship two way one and that we can have some impact. >> schmidt has said that the special relationship, that there is not much to do about it. feel weextent do you should be concerned about it, that we perhaps enable the u.s. to win the u.k. goodwill too cheaply as a result? i do not want to make too simplistic a distinction between the people who practice the relation

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find itt see it on tv. >>> a moment of trh for president obama and the troubled health care website. we know the number of people who enrolled over the site. take a look. the white house reports just over 106,000 people enrolled in october. 27,000 used the federal website and short of the pro swrected half million people -- projected half million people. 79,000 applied through one of the 15 state run market places with nearly 31,000 of those people here in california. e government's top tech peop told lawmakers during a hearing that the federal woibts -- website is improving. >> it was the case, absolutely the volume was a key issue that hit the site. it is still an issue for the site although greatly expanded. >> hackers have tried more than a dozen times to take control of the federal webse. homeland security officials say none of the attempts is successful. >>> a warning for users of a popular permanent birth control. the dangerous side affects which was touted as a safe alternative to surgery expwrie. a deadly sease discovered at a state-of-the-art bay area lab. what is being don

its own speech as well as the speech of others across its broadband networks, restrictions or rules itt prohibit or delimit how can structure or manages network violate the company's first amendment rights to free speech. this legal arguments has attracted quite a bit of criticism because, of course, verizon is perfectly free to speak out about any issue at any time. it is a giant corporation. it has free speech rights. but it is going to be interesting to see what the federal court does on at this case. we are not going to see a decision here for several months. case,f the fcc loses its then chairman wheeler is going to face a difficult choice in how to respond. ormight try to modify abridge the open internet rule, try to actually broadband service under a regulatory framework that would give the fcc the authority to enforce the rules. reclassification over the years has occasionally been called the nuclear option because if he did that, there is no doubt that the fcc would have the authority to enforce the rules, but the big broadband companies would go absolutely ballistic, and it wa

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of suspense and is competition to find the city to the expatriates and twenty idea when you was the itt the gulf emirate of dubai celebrates winning the rights to host the twenty twenty world expo to divide become the first middle eastern cities to host the event which the allies to arab emirates hopes will win billions of dollars in investments. i'm really really happy to do. ms clark you know when he opted into the bin. you feel are you happy bit of what is more than my bf. this moroccan woman who has lived in dubai for several years and the supply is the best symbol for women because women here couple also freedom and rights and this is a great achievement for arab women are you a news correspondent and apply its fence watching the outcome he said. this reports. this is the joy israel too much into by the hearts of the city a few meters from the bridge of a leaf out with prizes of people come to celebrate this victory. it took ov a hundred and fifty years for arabic city to get this exponential decline that has seven years to prepare for this unique opportunity and the arab world's t

they're removing fuel rods from a reactor building at the cushion and itt. it's the first step in what's expected to be a decades long process to de commissioned the facility electric power company workers. after a move that more than fifteen hundred fuel run assemblies from the reactor for building the rods are currently stored in a pool. most of them are used extremely hot and highly radioactive. the march two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami triggered a hydrogen explosion that damaged the reactor for building workers we use a crane attached to a specially built structure to remove the rounds to go officials say will take more than a year to complete the operation. the workers will then have to remove fuel rods from three other reactor buildings. residents of the yeshiva have mixed feelings about the huron removal. the project is a positive step in the de commissioning process but it could also put local people at risk. a sixty four year old man who operates a dry cleaning business near the plant welcomes the move this is the first step in the de

tears so the question is how there can we continue with the inspections so that we find it and as the itt of violets and how and who president arafat died at nine years ago is there is a matter of enclosure of bringing this to an end when his stance was to have to be mute and ten and it couldn't be opened for fos that it is in the top ten uses a metal stick on palestinians and has stated that the testing and second that as holiday. and i feed them and then. little did we leave we it's a total area of response to the utility routine. it's the stellar heights and to love this hair ties and two headed on to an explosive that and still are unsure what happened. we have defined what exactly happened to me has to prove what happened and we have to get his confidence learned that his dad. and we think and as he said. if you want. so this is our duty as palestinians and as listing in particular he doesn't have to continue on to the end. and what does all of this means war and the attempts to restart the peace process between israelis and palestinians could do so and so called peace process is tha

itt scores over the total civilian casualties in the last six months after the team during which one to two hundred twentieth and twenty five hundred wounded twenty two percent more than the cpd cannot stand. to see it the cooler nine twenty seven on the skills to see it still is plenty of time on the go it was described by a need to come on to a standard chores are done for as unsustainable and one tuition and not many i can get to the recount was made most of the best in the sciences plus it meant you to reach on friday and it makes the air this is the crucial to put up on security force is living life to find that the divine healing. since then. afghanistan has been to war for a couple of decades there is plenty of unexploded ammunition mines in this area. and of course the since that last year's levels of cnbc. you ripped off ied is better and better aid the highest of terror in afghanistan so we are now focus on getting students basic knowledge about how to take care all of. eu peace and of course even the rubes the school is located on the batting team about twenty minutes driv

in removing fuel rods from a reactive building and the shame of the itt. if the first act and was expected to be a decades long process to de commissioned the facility silk electric power company workers have to remove the more than fifteen hundred field lot of families from the reactor for building the rods are currently stored in a pool. most of them i e using extremely hot and highly radioactive the mice twenty eleven earthquake and tsunami triggered the hydrogen explosion that damaged the reactor for building workers are using a crane attached to a specially built structure to remove the rocks dep officials say it'll take more than a year to complete the operation. the weapons will then have to remove fuel rods from the other me and the buildings now a resident of the sea not have mixed feelings about the field by removal. the project is a positive step in the de commissioning process but it could also prove local people at risk. the sixty four year old man who operates a dry cleaning business near the plant welcomes the move this is the first step in

intensifying despite assurances from deco spent nuclear fuel roads are removed from reactive for pushing with itt. the walking all we have the under control it's a challenging race as we have the equipment to perform it. anti nuclear protesters in tokyo saying no one should be allowed back into the for pushing the area until it's complete the site which in truth may not happen for centuries their peak it has just surpassed eight hundred dates and they will stay in longer they say to force their government into rethinking its nuclear policies. lexi rush of ski on scene reporting from japan the man who revealed that a private security firm was spying on human rights groups on behalf of the us government will spend the next decade in prison jeremy hammond has received the maximum possible sentence under a plea deal after hacking into intelligence company start for and sending its internal e mails to wiki links. now he was a red jelly looking after thirty years in prison because his links included customer information and their credit card numbers and never benefited financially from the street to hi

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intensifying despite assurances from deco spent nuclear fuel roads are removed from reactive for pushing with itt. the walking all we have the under control it's a challenging race as we have the equipment to perform it. anti nuclear protesters in tokyo saying no one should be allowed back into the push in the area until it's complete the site which in truth may not happen for centuries their peak it has just surpassed eight hundred dates and they will stay in longer they say to force their government into rethinking its nuclear policies. lexi rush of ski on scene reporting from japan was a lecturer for the two petitioners all prices are the prices of ramadan as of this suspend me to feel for what they crippled up the dreadful but every so in my eyes is some of those roles of being damaged decades before the twenty eleven tsunami and if they wanted a speedo mom also given to the development of japan injected headed out to go home. next i'll talk you expose the us government sp knowledge of human rights group is consensus that decade the unpolished gem in common was found guilty of breaking into t

despite assurances from tesco has spent nuclear fuel roads are removed from reactive for pushing with itt. the walking all we have the under control it's a challenging race as we have the equipment to perform it. anti nuclear protesters in tokyo saying no one should be allowed back into the petition area unt it's complete the site which in truth may not happen for centuries their peak it has just surpassed eight hundred dates and they will stay in longer they say to force their government into rethinking its nuclear policies. lexi rush of ski on scene reporting from japan warnings that foreign problems could be coming home interior security chiefs out in the alarm saying more europeans are joining the rebel campaign in syria and coming back radicalized plots the eye the idea activists protesting outside the white house against the devastating civilian cost us for a war. but first an hours long standoff between group of militants and police in russia's restive north caucasus republic of dagestan seemingly all for all five gunmen believed to have been killed one of them are known to have be

so what's the problem with itt in the corn maze in to form our obligations as a part of the beads you a session recording all issues of gender or trade policies he means russia kazakhstan and all routes will have similar conditions. there are no duties on airplanes in pharmaceutical products for example. as for those cases where there are duties will have to negotiate on those issues. isaac said. joe parliamentary faction criticized proposals of the ministry of regional development has extent relating to the businessl party insisted that the subsidies for domestic business should not be terminated earlier the deputy minister for regional development to the human guardian reported that the implementation of the business roadmap failed because large enterprises were eligible for this program according to deputy of them in jewish law and doesn't back off. the so called large skillet domestic enterprises are referred to the medium sized enterprises by international standards domestic manufacturing producers are in need of state support. ups of all termination of subsidized loans means the

i would not be here if itt th weren't for the support i had from joe biden. he is a personal friend and advisor. it is one of the best a decisions i have ever made. >> best vp in history. our joe biden, the one who called the wrong mayor elect. he called to con grat leat him and then on the second attempt did this on tuesday. >> joe biden, nice to see you win and nice to see labor win.e l anything that you need, holler , man.se i >> the problem is that call was the mayor elect and she doesn't even live in boston. best ever, mr. president.n >> i will admit to you because i love joe biden. >> he is a likable guy. no question about it. a president that says that may>h be one of the best vp's in history. >> and obamacare is awesome. do you believe anything het says anymore dismvp? i'm sorry. he is loyal to the president and that should count for something. i am glad he had his back and said something positive aboutd o him. but if you don't think they were considering hillary, then you don't know politics.ad >> where has joe been? >> what did we say that made him

remember, we've got itt the bottom of the screen. let' check your drive. >> good rning. we take an overview of the bay area. typical build so.e south bay. there is orange showing up but to the peninsula we have a bigger view. this isouthbound 101 as you apoach ralston, big slowing south of 92. ere is a crashhat involved five maybe six vehicles, a couple of lanes bcked for a few minutes. south of san mateo into belmont and san carlos. if you can use 280 through the area go for it. camino also throughhe area, that's 82, the state route. if you do use 1, stick it out and you'll be cle oe you on the other side of the bay, big slowing sout out of s ramon to dublin and the dublin interchange a. csh reported the, reported at stoneridge and at vernal. that caused all of this backup the one at bernal is sticking around and causing backup and creating a of this. this is causing more folks to back up off the dublin interchange as well. here sth 880, that has recored after the earlier deadly crash tha had lanes blocked. early in the morning commut now w see speeds recoverin backo no

she in cap itt indicate they'd discussing breaking up. he mentioned suicide in the recent past. due to the factors. the defendant indicating at the time. he was threatening to commit suicide. nothing to lose. the victim's safety, community safety is of paramount concern. >> the judge allowed george zimmerman out on bail and ordered hem to stay away from his girlfriend, samantha schott. >> no contact, not in person, not by mail, fax, tweet, facebook, no contact at all. next, no possession of any weapons, ammunition and on bond, for her safety and in part your own safety it may seem like. i am going to order the impact monitoring device to keep you away from her and away from those particular locations to make sure there aren't any further altercations between the two of you. as far as the passport, did you gef get your passport back after the last trial? >> i am not sure, my former attorney may have it. >> okay. i am not going to worry too much about your passport. i will put as a condition, no traveling outside of the state of florida while you are out on bond. >> joining me now

how we do itt smartly because there's a plot of moving dynamics because the uninsured have access to health care. that is good to be a take issue for people. >> this change in high deductible, there are some good things about that. i does bring the consumer in. the consumers we are going to be bringing in for obamacare to work is going to be a younger population. so deductible five years ago was probably $500. now it is $2500 for most companies. so 30-year-olds are going to be forced today, mandated to get everybody in the insurance pools who will have deductibles of 2500. plus they will be paying a thousand to $1500 and they're going to be the ones going to the pocket, pulling out an app and pushing a button and saying ok. i need an mri. -- my physicians as a do and push a button it is going to cost $2200 at the center over here with very well known $1200ic health center in in green hills and $300 next- door. and the quality is the same on the same machines and this button is telling me that. all of a sudden it's going to have a huge impact in terms of the power of the consumer who

joining us is stephanie link from the street, rich peterson, john manly from wells fargo funds and greg itt from "the economist." characterize the jobs report for us. how did you see it? >> positive number, maria. the street was looking for 125,000. we got over 200,000. that was in spite of the fact we probably had negative effect from the shutdown. bottom line, if we hadn't had shutdown, i'd think the number would have been even stronger. more encouraging with revisions to august and september, where there was no shutdown effect, we now have august with employment of around 240,000. just think about it. if that's what the fed had thought august really was when they went into that september meeting, they might have already tapered by now. >> so, i guess if this jobs report continues and we see this kind of healthy job creation next month, does the taper happen sooner than later? >> i think they do it as soon as they can do it without any impact on the economy. they want the economy to have a head of steam. they're just trying to stop money. let the markets guide you. >> what about earnings,

itt seems plans in those states were able to persuade the administration they would be willing to be the guinea pigs. >> brown: will that be allowed in other state? >> that seems to be the hope. again, the administration is having trouble getting people sign up on their own and they need all the help they can get. >> brown: now next year, pushing it back enough. >> this is very different in terms of reasoning. what the insurers have been saying is they don't think they're going to have enough information for the first quarter of next year in order to set their rates around april for the 2015 cycle. they think they might be uncertain because there have been last-minute changes to law, the administration's decision to disigz to allow carriers to sell policies that have been canceled and it could lead to uncertainty. and they will err on the side of caution, and that means higher rates for 2015. >> brown: also, of course, it plays into the politics. it immediately got criticize bide skeptical republicans. >> it has certainly not been lost on this people that this sidesteps the midjeer e

itt start a new start another company than a third. and to you today. have your own business school and online business school some stone and seven yuan. people offered you the chance to go work abroad that you decided to stay put yesterday that the oven i graduated top fifteen years back i thought. it is for the fall students that i am glad to see the events wouldn't do for me. i think come. it seems that i've seen is more to the eyes of young graduates. tidy up high and be developed and graduates of my tops fifteen years. i keep going back to my school. at the guide to see a different guide read and even denied that delivers doctrine on practical fifteen years. and i think it excites me and it certainly seems lifeless starts his generation gap with the bidding for twenty oh one as a generation gap but the one after epiphany fits. so we've been asking people and that we went to the market yesterday here in delhi and nice we asked was that what you think is change happening too fast or too slow. it states of tuning of the late b it's not too fussed when

mark is industrial principal at itt practice. he joins us now. mark, very good day to you. so are they doing enough in the smartphone and the sort of tablet sector to offset the decline in traditional pc? >> so i think what we saw in the earnings were actually quite good. so we had revenues that were high enough to offset the decline in their pc business, which was only about 3% compared to about 10% global decline. so we are seeing good results. but they're mainly doing this in china. they haven't gone into the western, more developed markets yet. so that's going to be something to watch. >> yeah. .how much of their sales is still pc based? it's the vast majority, isn't it? well over 80%. so they've got a lot of work to do. >> correct. it's still 85% of their revenue is still tied to a market that is declining. so this is the concern and this is what might lead to the acquisitions that you mentioned. and the jury is still out. they're going to want smartphones in the united states next year. so i think we'll have to see how those devices do. >> yeah. how big is that a chal

even the fed zone economist estimate qe2 as only about .3% to real gdp growth in 2010, and indicated itt has contributes to bubblelike markets. how do you respond to the concerns that quantitative easing is creating serious risks in our financial markets? >> a number of different studies have been done attempting to assess what contributions have and this is something we butt know with certainty, my personal assessment would be based on all that work that they have made a meaningful improvingon to outlook. the purpose was to push down longer interest rates. we have seen interest rates fall substantially. lower interest rates, lower mortgage rates have been instrumental. it's not the only fact her, but inhas been a positive factor generating the economy of the housing sector. areas are moving up, and i think that is helping substantially, including a large fraction of .ousehold it is improving household finances. i think we have seen recovery in spurred by lows interest rates. >> how can we operate monetary oficy in such extreme levels quantitative easing. >> when we initiated it unemploy

. >> the way itt? was described is that the first part of the process is you have to register for an account. runningent capacity is at 17,000 registrations per hour. >> what are we building the system to be able to handle in terms of capacity? 17,000 or higher than that? >> is approximately 48-58,000 users in the system. by that, i mean, you could be on the learned side, just looking at static webpages, to actually, actively, filling out an application. >> what is the smallest and of the conduit? what truly is it? 17,000? 25,000? or 43,000? is our smallest ability in terms of volume to handle in terms of capacity? are about,w, there on average, somewhere between 22 to 25,000. >> that is what we are building capacity, 25 thousand? >> brower, sitting right up on that. >> that is what we are building to? >> actually a little exceeding that. right -- the example, the part -- we are going to apply some torovement that will go 30,000 registrations. >> let me tell you the reason why i asked. i've done the nu

>> recontinue to do so, we had general melchar on, the itt of defense. i still think that natural organic is a big theme after what happened with fairway and disappointment with whole foods, let's find out if the company almond milk and coconut milk and soy milk as well. >> we will see you tonight. >> a big broncos family. >> nice. 6:00 an 11:00 eastern time ""mad money."" when we come back jan hatzius when does he think the fed will stimulate when ""squawk" on the street" comes back. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you get so much more. when you shop at these small local businesses, you support all the things that make your community great. the money you spend here, stays here.

lieutenant general melcher from the old itt spinoff, they helped ring the bell yesterday. their numbers are -- he's trying to make do with a very big cut in the defense budget. it's highly unusual. the defense budget is getting cut very big. it is happening. >> it is happening. it could end up be a trillion dollars over ten years. also if the sequester does tack effe -- take effect next year. >> force reduction. the fed is trying to offset every spending cut except for health care, which nothing can offset. it just too huge. >> that's a big issue at the d.o.d. obviously nationwide. you want to move on? >> sure. i don't want to be a downer. >> you're not being a downer. you're telling everybody to hang in there. >> thank you. i'm using priceline as an example. i saw people buying the jcpenney preferred. >> they're still buying fannie and freddie preferred. >> people are telling me they hate me and say, jim cramer, i hate you and should i buy fannie? >> i love it when they say focus. >> the guy called me every name in the book and i favorited him. >> apple making its ipad mi

the team that worked on itt i inside the company was very methodical and particular and i'm ecstatic about the work they did. >> dick, the one concern i pickup from those considering investing in your stock, it's the new growth, what are you going to do about it? >> we've had 230 million monthly active users. we have thoughts and strategies to increase the slope of the growth terms. i would consider some tactics. in service to bridging that gap between the massive awareness of twitter and deep engagement on the platform. >> so what does that man? >> there is an entire set of strategies like the onboarding experience into twitter. from that moment you hear about it and you come to the surface and sign up to getting it, understanding it and becoming active on the platform. one of the fascinating things about twitter is that the language of it, the scaffolding within it really is an evolution of how users have learned to navigate within that 140 character space. but that language and that scaffolding can be confusing and opaque to users who come to the service for the first time. it abo

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