. >> will my right honorable friend, the prime minister, join me in congratulating dst engineering in morecambe? they export and fabricate metal products throughout the world and has contributed to the 15% drop in youth unemployment in my constituency. overall, unemployment has fallen by 10% in the past three months alone. is that not in stark contrast to the gloomy economic predictions of the party opposite, and will my right honorable friend visit dst engineering with me? >> my honorable friend does an excellent job standing up for the people of morecambe, and across the north-west private sector employment is up by 45,000 since 2010. the number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance is down by 29,000. he is right that the labour opposite predicted we would lose 1 million jobs, but the answer is the complete opposite. there are 1 million more people working in our country, and it is about time labour apologised for prediction after prediction being wrong. >> last month, tory councillor abdul aziz was at an invite-only party at no. 10. councillor aziz is subject to an arrest warran

. >> will my right honorable friend, the prime minister, join me in congratulating dst engineering in morecambe? they export and fabricate metal products throughout the world and has contributed to the 15% drop in youth unemployment in my constituency. overall, unemployment has fallen by 10% in the past three months alone. is that not in stark contrast to the gloomy economic predictions of the party opposite, and will my right honorable friend visit dst engineering with me? >> my honorable friend does an excellent job standing up for the people of morecambe, and across the north-west private sector employment is up by 45,000 since 2010. the number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance is down by 29,000. he is right that the party opposite predicted we would lose 1 million jobs, but the answer is the complete opposite. there are 1 million more people in our country, and it is about time labour apologised for prediction after prediction being wrong. >> last month, tory councillor abdul aziz was at an invite-only party at no. 10. councillor aziz is subject to an arrest warrant in paki

first, dst was put into effect to save energy. the department ofnergy found it makes u.s. households use 25% less power a day. but not everyone observes clocks changing. arizona and hawaii, they don't father or mother low tfollow th rules. >>> when time is changing, it can throw your stress levels into a tizzy. on the bright side, in the springtime, the u.s. law enforcement assistance administration says it lowers crime and traffic accidents. and lastly, over 70 countries observe some form of daylight savings time. bud, in 2005, kazakhstan follows the time change after 51% of the citizens said nah. so enjoy that extra hour of sleep on sunday. that's daylight savings time on the break down. best of all, happy birthday, brian. >> thank you very much. and thanks to my mom in cleveland. i just got your text. >>> i didn't get you a gift this year, but you are getting an extra hour of sleep. >> hey, thanks for watching the list. here's what we're already working on for monday. >> this holiday, you have one less thing to worry about. how much to tip everybody on your list. from y

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take action to bring out val you yue, either through a sale as i'd like to see with dst, merger which i think could happen with the fortune. and really could. it's not till november that the tax laws allow that to be. i do believe it's going to blow a quarter. i think mtw should split itself up into two separate companies. food, service, and cranes. remember those ice machines when you go out to -- ice machines, you feel like you're getting something for free. it's really water. we also get results from beemus. its tom symbol is bms, which stands for buy my stock. here's the stock i mentioned earlier this week as part of the brand new bull market in packaging of all things. you're going to sey 15id that. i'm expecting a very good quarter after the close. we get the new one, the ipo, barry plastics. the other packaging bull market player. i think there's a lot to like here too. on the lookout for both of these. if buy my stock goes down ahead of when it reports, buy its stock. all right. now, on friday morning i think you're going to see the contrast between the world's largest oil com

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take action to bring out value, either through a sale as i'd like to see with dst, merger which i think could happen with the fortune. and really could. it's not till november that the tax laws allow that to be. i do believe it's going to blow a quarter. i think mtw should split itself up into two separate companies. food, service, and cranes. remember those ice machines when you go out to -- ice machines, you feel like you're getting something for free. it's really water. we also get results from bemis. its stock symbol is bms, which stands for buy my stock. here's the stock i mentioned earlier this week as part of the brandnew bull market in packaging of all things. you're going to see i said that. i'm expecting a very good quarter after the close. we get the new one, the ipo, barry plastics. the other packaging bull market player. i think there's a lot to like here too. on the lookout for both of these. if buy my stock goes down ahead of when it reports, buy its stock. all right. now, on friday morning i think you're going to see the contrast between the world's largest oil company,

now it has left a lot of people are shocked and deeply disappointed and sat back in dst rights movement by decade if it's not more. now in many ways as you said this i know is nothing more than condoning a legacy that town that makes it kind of creepy but to engage in a con a relationship that is against the order of nature. well years ago in a set of making judgments that daddy high court had done exempted homosexual acts from this that occasional now it's back to square one. what a gay rights community is what is a modified because this particular at all has rarely if ever be used to prosecute to add dots but consensual but it has been used up by the police to harass homosexuals. now of the gay rights community in india as well can i stand there protesting even as we speak of the hat said that this morning's judgment with is a bawdy go to beat those brides to be quarantine privacy and dignity. i am just a brief what's the quality of life like for gay people in india have been thinking about a seven screen shot. i saw years ago it did look like things were improving as i said that the

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may allowed 2013's division dst, did hit it's 52 week high today. there are so many cats and dogs under the roof of this company when they could unlock so much value after breaking it up. i had thought that fortune brands would be a natural candidate for a merger. solidifying it's dominance in the housing come back. but like so many others, fortune brands hasn't needed much help from the deal breakers. finally, there is a real controversial one. bed, bath and beyond. a retailer reported in the times since i suggested that management was tired. constantly saying that amazon is going to crush the company. what can i say? i'm sure there will be another roupd. people think it is a border's or circuit city twin. meanwhile the shares are coming down and bed bath is cheap and too cheap for management to ignore. i think you would get a nice pop if they decide to take themselves private. bottom line, hess maybe it is time to take matters into their own hands and join into the parade. hain, deckers, dsd, fortune brands and bed, bath and bebeyond. don't just s

may allow the financial services division dst, did hit it's 52 week high today. there are so many cats and dogs under the roof of this company when they could unlock so much value by breaking it up. i had thought that fortune brands would be a natural candidate for a merger. solidifying its dominance in the housing comeback. but like so many others, fortune brands hasn't needed much help from the deal makers. finally, there is a real controversial one. bed, bath and beyond. a retailer reported in the times since i suggested that perhaps management was tired. analysts constantly saying that amazon is going to crush the company. what can i say? i'm sure there will be another round of remonstration. people think it is a borders or circuit city twin. meanwhile the shares are coming down and bed bath is too cheap for management to ignore. i think you get a nice pop if they decide to take themselves private. bottom line, hess, it's just the beginning. maybe it is time to take matters into their own hands and join in the parade. manitowoc, hain, deckers, dsd, fortune br

either for sale as i like to see with dst, merger which i think could happen with the fortune. through a sale as i'd like to and i think mtw should split itself up into two separate companies. food, service, and cranes. remember those ice machines when you go out to -- ice machines, you feel like you're getting something for free. it's really water. we also get results from bemis. its stock symbol is bms, which stands for buy my stock. here's the stock i mentioned earlier this week as part of the brand new bull market in packaging of all things. you're going to see i said that. i'm expecting a very good quarter after the close. we get the new one, the ipo, barry plastics. the other packaging bull market player. i think there's a lot to like here too. on the lookout for both of these. if buy my stock goes down ahead of when it reports, buy its stock. all right. now, on friday morning i think you're going to see the contrast between the world's largest oil company, exxon, which has truly become a serial disappointer, and chevron, which has become a company that delivers some true

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i can't believe that dst, that's dog sam tom, hasn't separated itself into financial services that help brokerage houses with record keeping and a fast-growing record keeping company for life insurance annuity. as i said they should. and i said they should get rid of the rest of the real estate. that way they would be able to stay independent. how is it able to stay independent? perhaps because it's up 24% and then another 52-week high today. home and security. the company has not felled compelled to spin out its security and storage segment including master lock from its kitchen and bath unit. what a natural. it should be done. i think by mid-year they take a run at this company if only to have less ex-poerkz to the hobbled european market and fortune would be wise to break itself up before it gets swallowed up. i think they think the 22% is gain. i think what we've seen so far is not enough. and i think the house industry is on fire, there's more to run. here's the latest blue chip round. and it's been a horse. i'm talking about j&j. johnson & johnson, up 18% since its selection. this

and he may have said we don't think so -- >> dst not about appeasing a judge. she had no particular business asking that question then. no business. she waits until the end, but doing that in the middle of the defense case is way out of line. bernie? >> i love mr. west's tenacity. greta, i've seen you do it in court. me too. you need to stand up at those points. let's say zimmerman sads you know what? i want to get up there. does he have to go back and say he can't change his mind? the evidence has to be in. the police report every bit of evidence before that exchange happens and dialogue happens with a defendant. >> this is the most important decision for any accused as whether to exercise a right to stay silent or go on the witness stand. the judge has no business trying to brow beat a defendant to answering that question. she can ask at the end of the defense case. ted? >> well, yeah. she could. but -- >> and she should. at the end of the defense case, make sure there's a waiver. but not then. >> well, i don't disagree with that. but i think that also mr. we

make the economic argument for ending dst. >> america had over 300 time zones when we were trying to keep time with the sun. we moved to fewer time zones because of the railroad industry and telegraph. so, the whole point is economic coordination. the problem with daylight saving, some states do it, some don't. most countries don't do it. and everyone does it on a different day. it just leads to a lot of confusion. you can imagine if you're a trader having to keep track of all these different markets when the time zone changes. and then if you think about coordination, why would we stick with a system that was based on commerce in the 1880s? it seems it would be much more efficient if we would go to two time zones, pacific and eastern time, or move eastern time onto central time and pacific time on to rocky time. that way california and new york would only be an hour apart. you can imagine for all the traders on the west coast who now have to get up at 4:00, 5:00 in the morning, how much better their lives would be. >> and certainly all of our viewers on the west coast i'm sure would

i can't believe that dst, that's dog sam tom, hasn't separated itself into financial services that help brokerage houses with record keeping and a fast-growing record keeping company for life insurance annuity. as i said they should. and i said they should get rid of the rest of the real estate. that way they would be able to stay independent. how is it able to stay independent? perhaps because it's up 24% and then another 52-week high today. home and security. the company has not felt compelled to spin off its security and storage segment including master lock from its kitchen and bath unit. what a natural. it should be done. i think by year end they take a run at this company if only to have less exposure to the hobbled european market and fortune would be wise to break itself up before it gets swallowed up. i think they think the 22% is gain is enough. i think what we've seen so far is not enough. and i think the housing industry is on fire, there's more to run. here's the biggest blue chip around, and it's been a horse. i'm talking about j&j. johnson & johnson, up 18% since its sele

other investors, include union square ventures, morgan stanley as well as the big facebook investor, dst global, we'll have to see who cashes out at the ipo. >> maybe an investment in hair club for men for those guys. did you see those three guys? >> did you see those three guys? >> isn't it a masculinity? >> look. can't they do a start-up with sperling or something? >> they say no hair, more testosterone. that's what they say. >> i don't think that's true. joining us now to talk more about the twitter ipo and the filing, asenior editor. you more than made up for it. >> rocco's got it all. he's got it in his head -- >> i don't have any make-up on this morning, my dome would be shining if i didn't have hair. social media director and really a keen eye for talent with news people. we noticed that yesterday, rocco. in fact, after you said that about me being cnbc and all, i don't know if you notice, we called you the very next day to come back. what are you doing? >> i don't mind driving here at 3:30 in the morning. >> we will see you monday. guys, i guess this is not a surprise. it's kind

had a higher valuation, silicon valley giants cliner perkins and draper fisher jerveson, as well as dst global. now, the investors' paydays hinges on what the s-1 reveals about the company's financials. e-marketer estimates there's about $580 million in revenue this year, about half of that coming from mobile. both of those numbers are, of course, expected to grow. the one factor analysts point out in terms of twitter's growth prospects, the fact it has only 240, 240 million daily active users. compared to facebook, it's not that much, which means there is significant growth potential. carl? >> thank you very much, julia boorstin, in san francisco right outside twitter's headquarters with that fancy sign. meantime, kayla has some more on the bankers involved in the ipo. good morning, kayla. >> good morning, kayla -- you're not care la. i'm kayla. >> i go buy kayla, too. >> sometimes you do. it's friday. we've all had a long week. carl, it seems like it's bankers singular. we don't know much about the contents of the s-1, but we know it won't contain the full slate of banks. the lead und

there is this crazy feeling ami dst the flares. you see that happening all over the country. we are not discussing how to make fracking safer. instead, we are discussing this unreal issue of frack or not frack. that is not the issue. most laws are set up to enable drilling. host: what is fracking? a process of drilling. first, you drill the hole down for the oil or gas. in the old days, gas and oil war in places that were relatively easy to get to. they were not in pools underground, but they were not locked into kind of a structure and calcium and other minerals. what happens now is that these other sorts of reservoirs have oil and gas trapped in pockets. you have to fracture the rocks around them to get to them. and other things called chemicals that will sort of -- they try to smash the rock with high-pressure water and they stick things in to hold the fractures open. you are fracturing the rock. with natural gas, it is pretty much a straight hole. with oil in north dakota, you are drilling down and taking a right angle and going across underground. then they are fracturin

benchmark, union square, spark capital, plus dst global along with rizi traverse. the number of shares twitter will offer and what the pricing range will be is unknowns. we still don't know which exchange it'll list on. becky. >> thank you. up bright and early. standing right there in front of the twitter sign. that's julia boorstin. >>> in the meantime, investors and treasury don't seem to be on the same page. yesterday, several of our guests said the deadline for the debt ceiling would come and go while treasury warned of a financial shock. >> we're not that far over the edge that we're actually going to default on treasury debt. that's not going to happen. >> if it goes one second beyond the debt limit, you know, that will not do us in. >> these are the sort of economic numbers they're trying to put on. not just the default or the shutdown but the effect on sentiment of the potential for some of these bad things to happen has a real economic impact. >> is wall street getting the wrong message from washington. u.s. economics editor at "the economist" and a cnbc c

who dst of take care of our w people.eers t that's why worked to eonsure about who volunteers to types ad opportunities as i discussed with man our meetings. i'm fully committed to implementing the repeal of don't-ask, don't-tell and doing everything possible under current law to provide equal benefits to the families of all, all our service members and their families. i will work with the service chiefs as we officially open combat positions to women, a decision i strongly support. and i will continue the important work that leon panetta has done to combat sexual assault, sexual assault in the military, maintain the health and well-being of those who serve as critical to maintaining a strong and capable military because in institutions people must always come first. as we look ahead to the coming years, we have an extraordinary opportunity, opportunity now, at this moment to define what's next for america's military in our country. it is incumbent upon all of us to make decisiones that will ensure our nation is prepared to confront any threat we may face in the future, protect our cit

and dst global also has a stake. >> thank you, we'll be following this all day long and anxiously awaiting before the news goes public. and sotheby's is really under attack by investor dan loeb. no big surprise there. the poison pill will expire in 12 months unless reapproved by shareholders. it kicks in at 10%. that would not leave a lot of room for mr. loeb, who if memory serves is at 9.3%. but the damage has been done perhaps for a company that's going to be under siege for these next few weeks and months. a proxy contest could loom down the road for sotheby's but right now it's just dealing with mr. loeb, a four-page letter that attacked the company and its management and suggested many things would could happen but would prevent him and others from buying more. >> the activist comes, in the company strikes back. as you point out, the damage largely done to sotheby's at this point. >> if you wanted to be really be effective, you might have put it in before his ability to go from 5.4 to 9.3. only about a $3. -- let's go back to twitter. who prints out an entire s-1? >> this has been a f

. >> well, i was going to say an degr dst rea was there. she's downloading games for the next hearing. i can report the itunes store is humming. >> i feel your pain. up next on "morning joe" we'll talk to the senator bob menendez. also dr. brzezinski will be with us this morning along with author and expert of the middle east robin wright. she wrote the book on it. later, "hardball"'s chris matthews. he wrote a book. that kennedy book just keeps selling. >> really? >> oh, my god! >> his new book. >> that will sell, too. chris is like the geico guy with all the money on the boat just flopping in the breeze. coming up next, the kentucky senate race gets nasty. mitch mcconnell's challenger is getting big outside money. that's the story that will be topping the politico playbook. so many fascinating races. also in texas john cornin looking over his shoulder at ted cruz. >> lindsey graham, too. >> he has a challenger. goodness, gracious. i thought we were supposed to fight the democrats. first, dylan drier has a check on the forecast. what's it

what you are looking to get out is the dst and the crumbs. you are never -- it's a losing battle to fight the bacteria, but if you can get what they eat, then they won't set up camp and establish themselves there. >> name names. who is the dirtiest producer? >> i was sworn to secrecy on that. >> by the way, we didn't let him test our bags. we're not -- >> our executive producer john nash's handbag? >> his man bag. >> nathan, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> appreciate it. >> we will put the dirty stuff aside and talk about something nice and clean. "the voice." a lot of fans were shocked when it came to this week's elimination round. take a look. >> america's final say is holly tucker from team blake. ladies and gentlemen put your hand together for judith hill and sarah simmons. >> well, two singers were video off. both from team adam. >> one of those was soul singer judith hill. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i think adam levine's look says it all. he was stunned, as were a lot of people, by the fact that you got voted off. what wa

attorneys office, andporte've gotten from our governor in the dst four we're exhausted, folks. but we have a victory here tonight. let's not for goat the people along the way. hanks very much. >> on behalf of krystle campbell, martin richard, lingzi lu, on behalf of the m.i.t. officer who was lost last night and the transit police offir who was injured, on behalf of the hundreds of people who were hurt by the explosions at the marathon, i want to say how ecchge, to l t law eorce wrk so well and together, together to bring us to tonight's conclusion. it was a very, veryicated case. it was a challengingase and there aril questions remaining to be answered. but as the colol said because of the extraordinary collaboration and croorp croopion by all of the -- w ration- peration have susct in custody night. their participation in this investigation by reviewing photographs of their own and others that were hundred through media ae thanu for at. helping us narrow in on these suspects. they were helpful and patient d we're grateful for that as well. tonight, i think we're going to easy