liz: blackberry is not dead. how dare you say that. likblackberry is looking to conr emerging markets. a d3 touchscreen smartphone in indonesia. emerging market. it will hit stores may 15 retelling less than $200. will it help blackberry grab international market share or will this be another failed attempt to try and compete for rivals such as apple, samsung and nokia? blackberry used to have 70 plus market share in this sector. used to. jaguar financial chairman and ceo. because you are the bull, you think this may be away for blackberry to get its muscle back. why? >> absolutely. the key as we have a transformational ceo, an enormous difference focusing on niche plays and niche market. indonesia, southeast asia, india, vietnam, places like that, those are niche places like renova has been successful at. liz: and now let's go to michael. shoveling sand against the tide? >> i agree is a transformational ceo. the transformation are going to see overtimes is this company getting out of the phone market. liz: why would he released a bran

new blackberry. how are your efforts going getting large enterprises to adopt that? are they understanding that they can manage ios and android as well as blackberry, your efforts to sort of lure them from other systems? are they working? >> yeah. it's working. i'm going to be able to share some metrics when we do our earnings call later on, so by and large it's working. the products coming out in november. we have a blackberry 10 server today. we promise whoever adopted blackberry 10 will have a free license to upgrade to the 12. we're building up the cell storage and pushing all over the world in the enterprise space. i'm encouraged by everything. all of these in the details and the execution. there's still a lot to do. we are doing it. >> sounds like cautious optimism. kelly at the stock exchange has a question. >> john chen, great to have you. reminds me that's going on with hewlett-packard which caught a lot of people's attention announcing another big round of job cuts recently. do you expect t

j., the bull, the winner on blackberry. time now for the final trade. >> korea's underperformed, ewy. >> winner of the street fight, doc? >> energy's still hot, i like schlumberger. i bought it today. >> karen? >> we talked about children's place not getting enough credit. i would buy. >> loser of the street fight. guy? >> loser of the street fight. >> yes, i said that. >> infinitely more. >> no losers there. >> letter x. >> i'm melissa lee, see. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is to teach and coach. so call me. or tweet me @jim cramer.

the blackberry. you got to keep it. >> i did. >> can i see it? do you have it? >> i didn't bring it down here. it's like inspector gadget. if you touched it, it might blow up. >> one person was tasked with protecting president obama's blackberry. tell us how a retired nsa technical director came up with a secure blackberry for the president. >> hey, wolf, when the president was elected and he asked for a smart device it actually got the nsa really nervous. and the reason why is because it's really difficult to secure a commercial device. the president was actually a well known blackberry user at the time he was elected but choice of model was not up to him. that was really up to the nsa. and that's where this guy, richard gorge, he goes by dicky, that's where he comes in. he was tasked at looking at the algorithms and figuring out a way to make them secure. >> he can send a text or an e-mail. but we do know this, every app is an opportunity. there is probably very limited apps on this thing. he canno

today i want to focus on blackberrys. when you see them make sure they are blackberrys. they should be a nice black color all the way around the darker the better. don't eat any with red to them. they should be plump. they should have a good glossy appearance and they should definitely not be leaking. now, if you see blackberrys that have a lot of red or green that means they are going to actually be bitter. now, when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator right away. never wash them before you store them, but always make sure you wash them right before you enjoy them. they have a short shelf life, only 2, 3 days you want to eat them right away. blackberrys of course are so sweet you can eat them raw and use them in desserts but they pair well with salads. i would use them with arugula and salty cheese. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> well, it is draft day an exciting day for football fans. >> i'm very excited. >> mr. karnow is pumped up. what's draft day without a draft party? san jose-based urban champions is a community youth organiza

just about 10% of the new blackberry phone's price. >>> checking blackberry stock, it's higher today by one penny? poor blackberry. they unveil stuff, they bring in alicia keyes, nothing works. still a great product, i think. >>> the wall street puzzle palace has everyone guessing at this hour. will the dow and the s&p 500 close at another record high or take a step back? our next guest says have no fear, the best is yet to come. to hear why he's running with the bull, we bring in jamie cox, harris financial group managing partner. have you ever gone to pamploma, spain, and run with the bulls, jamie? >> no, no, that's not my game. liz: yeah. not going to happen. but you are running with the bulls, so to speak, because you feel that things are looking pretty good. but you're also looking at a correction possibility or no? >> yeah. i think you're always looking at a correction possibility. that can happen. it happens generally a couple times a year, so i don't think that's really a story. i think the bigger story is we've all been talking about what's been happening the last couple mon

blackberry unveiled a new low-cost phone in indonesia today. it will be available exclusively in that country where the company is still having success. the ceo spoke with bloomberg tv about whether blackberry will be releasing tablets. >> eventually, we will have to do something. i think you will probably see from us a tablet sooner than a tab. by the way, i like both. i think for my enterprise focus, there is a place for a phablet and a tablet. >> blackberry is producing it in a partnership to compete in emerging markets. we turn back to our wiring the world series. we look at how a more connected world is changing the retail industry. how do beauty brands turn content into cash? the beauty board is a website allows users to upload photos and tag beauty products they use to create their looks. the senior vice president to explain how it works. this used to be your night job. we have to focus on digital, somebody has to run this thing. tell me about that. >> many moons ago, six years ago, sephora was launched on social media platforms. our cli

blackberry unveiled a new phone in indonesia today. it will be available exclusively in that country, where the company is still having success. john chen spoke with bloomberg tv interview show about whether blackberry will be releasing any tablets. >> eventually in the market we will have to do something. i think you will see from us a fablet sooner than a tablet, in my opinion. by the way, i like both. my enterprise focus, there is a place for a phablet and a place for a tablet. >> blackberry is producing the z3 in partnership with foxconn, that chen says gives the company the ability to compete in emerging markets. back to our "wiring the world" series. a more connected world is changing the retail industry. letal social platforms beauty bloggers share products and tips. how do brands turn content into cash? so far is tackling this challenge. a website allows users to upload photographs and tag the products they used to create their looks. sephora's vice president of interactive media joins me in studio. we were talking about how th

>> yes, via television and through my blackberry. >> to call in? >> please call in. mind control. dear god, please make barbara walters call the show. >> i'm sure she has nothing else going on today. >> no, nothing else. >> flooding potential really high if you're leaving your house in washington, d.c., going to be on the beltway, it is pouring, moving over the capital soon. anywhere from d.c. to baltimore, thunderstorms with torrential downpours the next hour or two. wider view shows from eastern carolina to central p.a. up in through new england. flood watches are up. so much moisture in the air. it's very humid out there. you can get a lot of rain anyway short period of time. we'll have to watch a potential for that, three inches around d.c. half an inch or two inches. weather will cooperate as we head into the weekend. there's not a lot of bad weather anywhere in the weekend. >> southern california, they need the weather to cooperate. >> instead of 100, it will be 70. >> bill, thank you. much appreciated. >>> executive editor jil abramson, much more on that. we'll huddle aroun

a woman lost had been found in the tangle of the blackberries. a naked body. a small tattoo on the back. a necklace and signs of strangulation. the detectives sent to a patch of trees and boggy undergrowth near the seattle airport's runways guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her, the answer to where. another seven years still ahead to answer the questions of all homicides, who, and why. but we have to go back, before the crime scene photos and the medical examiners' findings, before she became those chilly words, "the victim." to find the dearly loved person named nici. nici pietz, wife and daughter, sister and friend. >> she seemed to be able to uplift people in ways that none of us knew how to do. >> she had a way to make you smile. she had a way to let you know that everything was going to be okay. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the

liz: jc told us to get out of apple, go into blackberry. blackberry had a great day. >> apple i was wrong. it broke through resistance levels. we take the good with the buy. david: if you believe in technicals this is the guy to listen to. jc pa let's, thank you very much. good to eyou. >>> gdp fell one pull percentage point in the first quarter but the markets, they seemed to shrug it off as old news in a bad winter quarter but could that number be a red herring in things to come? next we have a bull versus bear debate with two of the best economic experts around. liz: bitcoin may have come off its highs but that didn't stop one of america's biggest corporate names of becoming the largest company now to accept the virtual currency for payment. david: which one? liz: well, you'll find out. david: okay. you might think facebook and visa have very little in common but it turns out they are among 26 s&p companies sharing a rare honor. what? we'll tell you, coming up. ♪ . [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses

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blackberry unveiled a new low-cost phone in indonesia today. it will be available exclusively in that country where the company is still having success. the ceo spoke with bloomberg tv about whether blackberry will be releasing tablets. >> eventually, we will have to do something. i think you will probably see from us a tablet sooner than a tab. by the way, i like both. enterprise focus, there is a place for a phablet and a tablet. producing it is n a partnership to compete in emerging markets. we turned back to our wiring the world series. we look at how a more connected world is changing the retail industry. instagram, pantries are visual social platforms for beauty bloggers to share their favorite products and tips. how do beauty brands turn content into cash? is a websiteard allows users to upload photos and tag beauty products they use to create their looks. to senior vice president explain how it works. this used to be your night job. we have to focus on digital, somebody has to run this thing. tell me about that. >> many moons ago, six y

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. >> el equipo de telefonÍa blackberry fue esencial para ubicarlo y eventualmente ser capturado. >> lo pudieron haber ubicado en cuestiÓn de minutos, aunque ya estaban cerca. ya sabÍan un radio de cobertura... >> de acuerdo con los informes de la autoridad mexicana, el chapo guzmÁn se enviaba mensajes con su colaborador... nadie del cÁrtel de sinaloa sabÍa que se comunicaba con un tercero. >> no lo detectaron... y hasta donde he leÍdo, por la encriptaciÓn del código. sino por la asociaciÓn, algo un punto mÁs bajo. serÍa el equivalente a tener 20 candados en tu casa, pero dejar la ventana abierta. >> Éste cambio de estrategia, le dio una cierta ventaja ante la autoridad. >> si lo conectas a la laptop haces como una especie de desbloqueo. >> las comunicaciones no tenÍan nada que ver con su comunicaciÓn delictiva, eran mensajes a sus mujeres, amantes y prostitutas. >> el 20 de febrero el telÉfono del chapo despertÓ, desde ciudad de mÉxico joaquÍn fuentes, univisiÓn. >> se retiraron del mercado 700.000 termostato san estados unidos. la causa es una filtraciÓn de las pil

>> shocked they're still using blackberries. the bigger picture -- melissa: well, there is that. >> amazon has been known to have worker problems not past. at end of the day it's a good job. they adopted this zappos model after two months if you're not happy, here is money to go away. for them to still be complaining. you had your chance. show up to work. melissa: comment numb burr four, our lunches are required to be 30 minutes long f we try to clock in even one minute early, the time clock will desplay error message telling us how many minutes we have remaining on our lunch break. another one complains heat, boredom and a sore body. jonathan, are you weeping? >> [singing] melissa: was that your violin? >> this is world's smallest violin. this is pure kneelism. this company creates, thousand of, high-paying jobs, world's most respected company, what are the people complaining about? if they want to get ate per job, they should i will prove skills to get better job. to complain against amazon is cut down tall poppies. melissa: t

this is a big change. >> i know how much the president said he likes his blackberry. the big picture in all of this is what? >> the same reason, a partisan witch hunt which often these things are in this case i think there is information may have to get to the bottom of and unfortunately it won't be bipartisan. i don't think it will be bipartisan. it will be portrayed. >> it is so ignorant to ignore the polling on these. americans want answers, they feel misled by this administration. it is going to hurt democrats if they don't disclose that information. >> coming up on "outnumbered," new insight into the wives of cheating. here why the reason they choose to go astray. politics and other news. stay with us. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event, ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪

el equipo blackberry fue esencial para rastrearlo y capturado por un escuadrÓn de elite. >>> lo pudieron ubicar en cuestiones de minutos, si tenÍan la Última llamada ya sabÍan un radio de cobertura. >>> de acuerdo con los informes joaquÍn el joaquin "el chapo" guzmÁn enviaba de su mas cercano colaboradon, que se servÍa de redes de wifi. nadie del cartel sabÍa que se comunicaba con un tercero en una operaciÓn conocida como espejo. >>> no lo detectaron hasta donde he leÍdo por la encripciÓn de cÓdigos, sino por algo mÁs bajo, podrÍan tener 20 candados pero si tienes la ventana abierta tienes la ventana abierta. >>> hay un pequeÑo software que lo conectan a la laptop, y te hace unos posibles cÓdigos de desbloqueo y en uno te la libera. >>> no tenÍan que ver con el control de su operaciÓn, eran mensajes a sus mujeres. >>> era la seguridad nacional que identifica, porque su movilidad es demasiada. >>> el 20 de febrero el telÉfono del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn despertÓ, la marina ubico el mensaje que enviÓ desde este condominio. joaquÍn fuentes, univisiÓn. >>> en vÍspe

take c-span with you wherever you go for your iphone, blackberry, or android. >> next is a discussion allegations of mismanagement at the department of veterans affairs. this is from host: joining us from indianapolis, daniel dellinger, retired army officer and national commander for the american legion. thank you very much for being here. guest: thank you for having me. host: last week the president told us what would happen in va facilities. a number of investigations are going on. another one is by rob neighbors. congress is also looking into that. on this first report, what do you expect him to tell the president? guest: a good question. the assessments around the country are an extension of what has been going on in this country for many years now. there have been 50 reports already from the ig. that is one of our contentions, the fact that the secretary has not done anything with those reports to correct the deficiencies that are resulting in the deaths of veterans. host: why is that? he is obviously a retired army officer general himself. he understands what happens to those mi

cheryl: real quick, blackberry, nicole, real quick. >> when we look at blackberry they will sell off real estate assets. cinco de mayo. check them out. david: happy cinco de mayo, everybody. and actually all of the indices managed to pop into the green. [closing bell ringing] the global dow is down one if you follow global markets. oil is down which is more of a relief to many. we should mention small and mid-sized caps represented by russell 2000 down just a bit. hard to make too many generalizations with figure this is low. i would suggest one. with the uncertainty that we have, with all those conflicting economic figures that we had last week, maybe people are moving out small and my size, cheryl. cheryl: as the close, david, as you were going through the big market numbers, apple, 600 bucks a share. $600. david: it is a tough day. it is a tough day. let's look at your front page headlines. growth in the u.s. services

. >> canad an blackberry has launched a smartphone for places like indonesia. a report from jakarta. . >> the mobile phone known as the zep 3, the latest happenedset is how the company hopes to convince customers in one of the fastest emerging markets that blackberrry is still competitive. >> it's also a strong market for blackberr blackberrry. some market analysts consider indonesia as blackberrry's last frontier. many indianesians remain attached to their blackberries. >> the first service was the blackberrry service. it is the part of our culture. it's this messaging services that makes it so popular in indonesia. not only for their personal network but for business, too. although other brands are offering similar services, many indonesians are so attached to it that they stay loyal to blackberrry. but indonesia's love affair with blackberrry is fading as it has around the world. other brands are rapidly taking over the market. >> sales have gone down dramatically since 2011. people have moved to samsung and sony who have been selling more now. even the ipho

and react aggressively this is why we're taxing them the da spent money to provide all staff with a blackberry so it generates e-mails and we're is getting. on our black berries. this allows the prosecutor to see not only that an arrest was made but why it was invade and why that prosecutor was interested in the defendant. the way it works a defendant is arrested and fingertips hit albany and their matched with the new york state number and they're identified and if it matches our spreadsheets it is variable information. this is what it looks like it is not able we created this with resources this is why we're interested in the person and this one is helpful to look at it shows we no longer by the time let cold cases no longer become cold we believe this vipd individual was an uncockroach stabbing victim so we can reopen that case we created it with new york pd and why he was add and potentially how strong the case. this is what the alert system looks like as you see we're able to nest our interests into folders and sub folders we're tracking all the gunman's in manhattan and where we've ident

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look, they also did this fox rate, that's reminiscent of what blackberry is trying to do on handsets. hp's doing this in servers. so a number of things they're trying to get going. they're going to cut, it will add to eps. you want to see growth here in the longer term, and no signs of it in the key areas that matter in the enter price. >> they seem to be fidgeting with a lot parts of the business. meg has continually used this one line which is, the turnaround remains on track. this is a five-year turnaround. she previously had said we're only a year into a five-year turnaround. this morning, she said we're only two and a half years into the turnaround. we haven't seen revenue growth in any of the quarters in the two and a half years. at some point during the turnaround, does revenue have to start growing? >> absolutely. >> or do you think investors will wait until the end of the five years and say this is a binary situation in. >> she has already said don't expect revenue growth, but really start expecting to see growth in key areas next year. we've seen another executive, this time

i also like strawberry, boysenberry, red raspberry, blackberry, sweet orange marmalade, apple, pineapple, concord grape, apricot, peach, blueberry... [ male announcer ] tim and richard smucker grew up knowing that with so many delicious varieties, it's tough to choose just one favorite. apricot pineapple... [ male announcer ] for five generations, with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >> in a surprise move, thailand's army declared marshall law today. they insist it's not a cue. they were not consulted about the military's decision. for the past six months, the country has been racked with anti-violent protests. >>> nigerian schoolgirls were taken by boko haram. debora patta spoke to a member of the terrorist organization. >> we go to their school and attack some. >> reporter: he said he's been a member of boko haram for seven years. he's been reluctant to talk to us. bow ka ha -- it's a terrorist group in nigeria. why schoolgirls? their parents are devastated. desperate to have their children back. he interrumted rupted the interview looking for a safer location. he said he saw

and also in blackberry. so three major companies that third point is getting out of the game when it comes to those three names but they are taking a stake in citigroup as a matter of fact. so third point making big moves. we heard from carl icahn. , berkshire and filings from third point. dissolving stakes in apple, yahoo!, blackberry but taking a stake in citigroup. a lot of news with some of the biggest fund managers in the world and what they're doing to their stocks portfolios. liz: dissolving a entire stake in apple and yahoo! that is great. thank you, cheryl. david: the fcc voted to propose rules that would allow internet providers to create a paid fast lane for some websites. liz: peter barnes is outside of the fcc in washington. peter, we need to clarify this, what happened today, 3-2, and as well what the actual proposal is. >> well, liz, among other things the fcc proposal asks the public for comment on whether it should ban deals for fast lanes on internet but the fcc also is asking for comment o

if you can't beat 'em-- blackberry has decided to open its operating system in corporate workspaces to competitors such as ibm airwatch and citrix. its a reaction to competitors who've aggresively promoted their own services as alternatives to the canadian company trying to make a comeback among business users. the topic could possibly come up at today's ibm analyst day. starting next month... gm will roll out technology that turns cars into wireless hot spots. the 4-g connectivity will be offered in chevy malibus and added in other models later this year. under a deal negotiated with at&t by the former ceo of gm.. the car company will get $20 for every car owner that activates the service. as for the investigation into gm's faulty ignition switches on older models... federal safety regulators are focusing on potential problems with air bag deployment. russia retaliates. it's banning the u.s. from buying russian made rockets for military satellite launches. the ban is in response to a series of u.s. and european sanctions following russia's annexation of crimea in march. the rockets ar

we'll be speaking to the ceos of twitter, blackberry and linked in, just to name a few. >>> thailand swung to a trade deficit of $1.8 billion in april. that follows almost a $1.5 billion surplus in march. the surprising drop is not due to the country's political unrest, however, it failed to offer an alternative reason for the decline. now, joining us is mary chalviker. she's investment strategy at may bank securities. talk to me about the economy right now. it looks like we're on the verge of recession. we had morgan stanley saying we're not going to see a new election for 12 months. the deterioration in the economy right now looks set to continue as far as i can see. what are your thoughts? >> i think that the worst is over in the first quarter, that gdp contracts 5 s 0.6%. and after they start to take over the situation last week and back to solving the problem and issuing the stimulus package to gain confidence from the thai people. weakened demand starting on the last mandate. i think this is a key issue that domestic consumption will start to grow again next month. and we are w

i also like strawberry, boysenberry, red raspberry, blackberry, sweet orange marmalade, apple, pineapple, concord grape, apricot, peach, blueberry... [ male announcer ] tim and richard smucker grew up knowing that with so many delicious varieties, it's tough to choose just one favorite. apricot pineapple... [ male announcer ] for five generations, with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," what's driving up crude oil prices, and warren buffett offers investing insight. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. investors on wall street are awaiting the latest report on con sumter prices today after yesterday's market pullback from record highs. the dow fell 101 points on wednesday. the nasdaq dropped 29 points. asian markets were mixed following losses on wall street. tokyo's nikkei lost more than half a percent. hong kong's hang seng added more than half a percent. >>> oil prices are on the rise. crude oil closed

and -- you know, i'm reading it to everyone off my blackberry as cnn gets it. a u.s. military official is now telling us that a u.s. military c-17, went wheels up, if you will, from guantanamo bay just before 2:00. and there is -- let me rephrase that. i'm so sorry. a u.s. air force c-17 went wheels up from quan -- guantanamo bay just before 2:00, and we now believe those guantanamo bay detainees have been transferred, and they are making their way back. we have the names. we will get those all to you. bergdahl at this moment is in a military clinic. we are told now. being attended by one of those reintegration teams. one of those very specialized military teams that helps people who have been in captivity get reintegrated wack into society. that's the latest we're getting, da dana. >> and on the whole concept how this happened, the prisoner swap, and as you jeust reported the new breaking information about the fact tiv detainees at guantanamo were wheels up a the 2:00 p.m. at part of the deal to release bowe bergdahl, had you mentioned some members of congress, namel

onlined your free app for iphone, android, or blackberry. next, a discussion about the career and legacy of former treasury said -- secretary timothy geithner. this is from "washington journal." it is about 30 minutes. we welcome ian katz, he covers economic issues for bloomberg news. inc. you for being with us. test,ok is titled "stress elections on financial crisis." what is your brought take away as we drill down some of the specifics? it is pretty readable for a book that a 600 pages long and it goes over some pretty dense topics. this is a lot of washington inside stuff in there. i think they did a good job putting it together and making it readable. there are some interesting behind-the-scenes stuff from the financial crisis. not full of huge surprises for those of us that followed geithner are closely over the last few years. interestinglot of things about him, his background growing up, and some of the things that happened at crucial moments that will certainly add to the store of knowledge on the financial crisis. and: did he want t

we're off blackberry, we won't go on so many nights away from home. maybe two or three per month. figure out what those really important moments and experiences are with your family that you don't want to compromise and because you have the flexibility as an entrepreneur to create your own schedule to an extent take advantage of that. >> and then you talk about ending domestic drudgery and outsource. a lot of the times so maybe you have the husband staying at home but isn't part of his job to do some of that domestic stuff? >> sure. but i think where we get stuck is assuming that just because he's making less or because he's not working that he has to do all of it. but really domestic equality comes down to building on your strengths. it's not about 50-50 or 100-0. it's about figuring out what are you capable of doing, what do you like to do and whatever neither of us wants to handle we outsource it. we invest in. that i think this is the last frontier. >> it is spending money so you have to assume you have the money for that. sometimes the money spent while it might feel hard mig

in an absolute panic i sat down and typed out on my blackberry 22 bullet points of what she needed to know in the real world and then i did not stop writing. >> part of the book describes the actual process of you writing and staying up until 2 a.m. for many nights jotting down all of these things. describe a little bit about your itinerant life and how you felt the rug financially had been pulled out from underneath your family and how that cause you to reach inside yourself to be a success. >> that is it. it was actually very emotional running about all those things. my family started out very stable, nice community, lake forest, illinois. my dad was working at a bank. and he lost his job and he ended up getting a job as a plant manager in new hampshire. he had the job for two years then he lost that job and we moved down to st. louis and the same thing. we ended up in williamstown, massachusetts. this downward spiraling of the families finances definitely gave me the incentive to want to make a living. >> let's go through some of the major pieces. why is it called "the bigs"? >> it

we are off blackberry. >> right. >> we won't go on so many nights away from home, maybe two or three per month. figure out what those really important moments and experiences are with your family that you don't want to compromise, and because you have the flexibility as an entrepreneur to create your own schedule to an extent, take advantage of that. >> and then you talk about ending domestic drudgery and outsource. but a lot of the time, maybe you have the husband staying at home. but isn't part of his job to kind of do some of that domestic stuff? >> sure. but i think where we get stuck is assuming that just because he's making less or just because he's not working, that he has to do all of it. >> right. >> but really domestic equality comes down to building on your strengths. it's not about 50/50, or 100/0. it's about figuring out what are you capable of doing, whether you like to do, and then whatever neither of us wants to handle, we outsource it. we invest in that. i think this is the last frontier. >> it is spending money, right? so you have to assume you have money for that.

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download your free app online for your iphone, android or blackberry. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> host: and michael o'rielly is the newest member of the federal communications commission, a republican. he was sworn into office on november 4, 2013. commissioner o'rielly, welcome to "the communicators." >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: appreciate it. just to start in a general sense, how do you approach your job, how do you approach the different issues? is each issue different, or do you have a philosophy behind that? >> guest: each issue should be handled differently, but i have a general philosophy. it starts with the basic premise that i approach everything which is economic freedom is my guiding principle for how i approach. and from that comes four factors. one, does the commission have authority to act on a particular issue. what authority has congress given us in the statute. two with, is there harm to consumers and a solution that we can actually reme

. >> they like tim cooking and apple they don't want blackberry. but this executive was that burberry for a few years. she doubled sales and tripled the stock price. that is exactly what apple needs. she has a tough job cut out for her. she will probably do a good job. neil: also with the case of burberry i am showing my ignorance but they do ties and scarves then they branched out to cologne? so obviously she is a genius so she could leverage that. does she deserve that pay? >> whenever the company chooses to pay her. washington only attacks those that don't feel politically aligned. if they feel they're not make their allies look good. >> that is a very good point. whether she is a woman or a man there may not be the same reaction. >> or financial-services as well. if that j.p. morgan you hear about this. here is the thing. i believe she is underpaid because of the conditions given to her. she will not get $68 million upfront. neil: but more than half is stipulated just for her to stay there not to be the numbers but just breathing. >> it is not

blackberry is losing a board member. he will not stand for reelection after one year on the board. he is the former ceo of sony ericsson. the move will leave the board with six executives. the next battleground in the apple-samsung fight may be over a graphite-based material which could be ideal for wearable devices. it is a high-tech version of cling wrap and is thinner, stronger, and more flexible than current technology. both apple and samsung have been racing to secure patent. two applications in the u.s., while samsung has 17. back to our lead story of the day, it has been a rocky time in the public markets but the valuations of many hot startups are soaring and show no signs of cooling off. to raise moreks than $10 billion, nearly tripling its valuation from last year according to people with knowledge of the situation. raisede, pinterest has another 200 million dollars, giving it a valuation of $5 billion, up 32% in the last seven months. are these companies worth it, and if so, why are they going public cory johnson is in the studio. jon erlichman is in l.a.. the university

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download your free app online for your iphone, android or blackberry. >> senator elizabeth warren talks about her life, her interactions with washington over the years and her experiences as a u.s. senator next on booktv. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you so much, esther, and thanks to all of you for coming out for what is an event that i know we all have been looking forward to, and i can't think of a better place to have senator warren speak about her book than sixth and i. we're all enjoying celebrating your tenth anniversary. what a run. it's amazing. this has become such a cultural landmark in washington, we're proud to have been partners for the last seven years, and we hope for many, many where are r r -- many, many more. we really do share a mission of providing a forum for discourse, a marketplace for ideas and a place where people can gatter and join each other in thinking about the seminal issues of the day. and just for those of you, i think most of you -- how many of you just to follow in esther's tracks here have been to our store up on connecticut avenue?

younger generation, my mother, my grandmother, they get their news on twitter with your smartphones, your blackberries too. a lot of people who didn't know what was going on have learned about it by seeing this hash tag. even though a lot of people are criticizing michelle obama and celebrities for tweeting this, then maybe a 15, 16-year-old is going to click on that link and then learn about it. it is all about bringing awareness. i don't see what's wrong with that. >> i think it makes america look weak when the first lady of the united states does that. >> that's one of the main points you can bring up. michelle obama, who is she saying, bring back our girls to? it does weaken us. it is a little upsetting when it becomes trendy to do this. there's a russian supermodel who just did a topless version of this saying, bring back our girls. >> that might get a little more attention. >> hello? isn't that the point? >> she probably wants it for herself. >> yes. >> for women who are living under sharia, it's not -- why are you complaining? >> it's the most ridiculous thing i have heard. the tea party were e

generation, my mother, grandmother, they get their news on twitter with your smart phones and your blackberries, too, and a lot of people maybe who didn't know about what was going on now learn about it by seeing this hashtag and although people are criticizing michelle obama and celebrities saying that is not going to do anything and bring the girls back, this twitter hashtag is silly but maybe a 15, 16-year-old will click on the link and learn about it and it's about bringing awareness and i don't see what is wrong with that -- >> i'll tell you -- >> a million twitter users -- >> dianna, i think it makes america look weak. >> that's a main point you can bring up. michelle obama, who is she saying bring back our girls to when her husband, one of the most powerful powers in the world is right down the hallway from her. it does weaken us and it also is upsetting when it becomes trendy to do this. there is a russian super model who just did a topless version of this saying bring back our girls, just covering herself -- >> that might get a little more attention. >> gets attention but hello, i mean