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. it is not rocket science. it is simple stuff. this is something that -- you talk to manufacturing, manufacturers and it is the number one issue you here. there's a frustration, because the manufacturing community knows we are on the verge of michigan, on the verge of doing something special, but in order to get there, skilled workforce and the innovative work force, productive work force is going to meet the short-term challenges and put their as we think about this, the skills issue is about a short- term fit to a critical problem. but then it is about long-term solutions. if we can get to a place where we have right, innovative, productive, well-trained and educated people in the workforce, that will set manufacturing to continue to compete and grow. this all links together. hopefulething we are we will see move in the coming weeks and months in the senate. we will continue to work with you and try to be a supportive as we can. i look forward to the discussion. >> thank you. >> it is great to be here with you, senator. as i think about the skills gap , i think about science, technology, and ge
things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. lookake's >>> take's look at the crowd surrounding post 9 this morning and it is rare to see all of these people and there is one reason you're seeing all of these people and it is because of model. one of the most anticipated ipos of the week. the week being the busiest week for ipos so far this year. we're a quarter in and also this huge bull run and a lot of people and companies want to get out of the gate and raise their money. we'll talk to the ceo of model n right after the bell is rung and after the first trade is exec e executed and we have about a minute to go before the opening bell on wall street. we watch a lot of things and not just stocks and we're seeing in wti and brent. copper also joining us. the buyer bounces and anything can bounce. ipo week is good. brunswick study of m & a, highest activity in a long time. m & a ipo may be a commodity lift and bad day to be sure. >> even though with the caterpillar news and even with the fedex news. >> you have to pick your spots. deere
're hopeful for edwards life science. it's been a little more controversial. that's the catheter delivered heart valve. there's been debate about the pace of the launch of that. it's at a lower point now. we think expectations are probably more appropriate. and the stock is attractive. that one is also that we have good expectations for. additionally, in the technology space we have pretty good sized positions in google which is perked up on a year to date basis but we think is getting back on track. 12 months ago that was fairly controversial. it's not nearly so controversial now. >> all right. greg, you don't know offhand whether any of those companies are -- have open board seats, do you? >> no, i don't. i'm not aware of that. >> okay. just wondering. >> you have the science background. >> just let me know. see you later. >> nice to talk to you. >> we're on break. altman. did you do that just for me? >> i was hoping he would. >> talking about all the boards. you're just throwing it in my face. >> you were talking about corporate boards. there are probably many noncorporate boards that w
heard a science guy on a documentary say we use be using the scientific method for all of our policies. if they don't work for so long then we need to find a new way to do things. >> hal: right. and he was immediately refunded by the republican party. thank you so much josh for calling in and using substantive issues to tacitly hit on jacki. >> call me. >> hal: right. call me. let's go to mark in chicago. hey, mark? >> caller: i am listening on wcpt. >> hal: that's great. >> caller: that's how i get to work and home every day. and when i'm driving around. i am conservative i would say almost republican not quite. but what i appreciate the most about liberals is they truly live a benevolent life. like you kind of say, it's really not arguing -- if you are going to argue, make sure it's to have a good outcome. >> hal: right. >> caller: and what happens when we listen to the palestinian and israeli debate is we can't even understand. we live in chicago where it's the most diverse yet most polarized place in america. people can live in their cultures without the trouble and
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planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> our third story "outfront," the major university in the united states under investigation. the federal government is investigating the university of north carolina at chapel hill after students complained that sexual assault and harassment complaints weren't handled right. in the complaint the women describe an atmosphere of sexual violence at the school. and they allege that campus officials allow a hostile environment with one even comparing rape to a game of football. cnn's david mattingly is "outfront" with the story. >> reporter: after being sexually assaulted while enrolled at the university of north carolina, annie clark and andrea peno approached administrators for help. but the response only added to their pain. >> she told me a rape is like football. and if you look back on the game, what would you have done differently in that situation? >> reporter: did you feel like you were being blamed for this? >> absolutely. >> reporter: clark say
's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. david: other kel's stock continues its fall after-hours. -- oracle. let's go back to nicole petallides to see what the traders think of oracle right now. >> david, they're watching it in the after-hours get pummeled it here. the stock is 33.41 and change. that is the around that level bid ask. revenue came in light according to analyst estimates. i was looking to break it down to see where the strength and weakness was. the new software licenses and cloud software subscription revenues, those were down. what they did do well with is license updates. there is no doubt they came in with both weak revenue, weak earnings per share, not meeting the street expectations. as a result, you're going to see this stock tomorrow on the move and likely to the downside based on what we're seeing so far at this moment. david: we will be watching. nicole, thank you very much. lauren: super pay nor superintendent -- for superintendents in cash-strapped states like new jersey and new york. school superintendents make huge six-figure salaries. dav
things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> from >>> from cyprus to the fed to the housing market, the banking sector has been a big topic of discussion. joining us to weigh in on the latest in cyprus our guest host robert wolf ceo of 32 advisers and chris whalen of carrington investor services. good morning to both of you guys. >> good morning. >> before in week i had to do a little boning up on cyprus. i admit it. i did not know there was no capital structure for any banks in the entire country. and i don't know whether -- is that unique to cyprus? >> i haven't focused on cyprus until this past week. >> it makes some sense, does it not? how long can it exist? >> cyprus is a special case. i did business with the greeks in the internet world. it has become a russian haven. europeans in a day spent a lot of credibility that it took them years to accumulate. how this decision ever got out into the open i don't know. think about it. it makes no sense. the point is you go in, restructure the banks. you hear depositors above the insured
isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> you're watching "squawk on the street." you're at the financial capital of the world. the opening bell set to ring in 60 seconds' time and we're looking at a higher open across the board on the s&p, the nas q nasdaq. you mentioned micron before. >> yes. >> it was one of those dash or trash companies. it was up 52% since the start of the year. >> it's been -- since i've seen it go. it could go to 12 bucks without a problem. >> yeah. it did flash. we're going go back on s&p record watch again. >> oh, really? [ bell ringing ] >> take a look at the real time exchange. a very big crowd celebrating the listing of marin software opening. we'll talk about it at the nasdaq magazine celebrating the 2013 ir magazine awards. i've got to tell you, this market has no memory. now we're starting to think, okay. we don't have to worry about cyprus. at 3:00 in the afternoon people will worry about cyprus. it's a long day. >> and that's the way trading's been. >> yeah. it has not been a complete day in the same direction at a
-- responsibility. what's your policy? science and evidence based drug and alcohol treatment center. where your addiction stops and your new life begins. call now. >>> happening now, growing fears of a total meltdown in syria's civil war and the pressure on president obama to take action. >>> prince harry is ready to come back to the u.s., despite a scandal during his last visit. >>> and no one predicted they'd go this far in the ncaa at all. in fact, a lot of people never heard of him. >> wolf blitzer is off, i'm joe john. >> i'm kate baldwin. you're in "the situation room." >>> right now, the violence in syria is getting so bad that the united nations is pulling its international staffers out of the country for a while. there was shelling right near the hotel where they live. >> here in the u.s., the debate is raging how to respond over allegations of chemical weapons being used in syria and what it means for opposition forces. let's bring in gael dougherty for more on this. hi, gael. >> hey, kate. the syrian opposition is running into more problems in its attempts to unity. the administratio
who got into this a couple years ago. i didn't really understand the science behind what we call the learning connection. and i think that's, you know, it's something i learned very closely from dr. david satcher who wrote a report about the learning connection about seven, eight years ago. >> 2005. >> 2005. and what it is, there's an impact on a child's ability to learn and the number one impact is that they're nourished and they're physically a lly active. it has an impact on their performance, behavior, attendance. all these issues we hear about each day. you wonder sometimes in this country why it is that we're 25th or 15th in science or math. all of these things add up. you have to have a healthy child in order to be a good academic performer. >> we're looking at a full screen. that's very interesting. if you look at picture on the left that is what t.j.'s brain scan looks like 24 hours a day. >> it's actually a preadolescent child. same thing. good point. >> to the right, obviously, after 20 minutes of walking, you see the brain much more stimulated. again, something that t
straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> you're >> you're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street." we are watching the financial capital of the world where the opening bell is set to ring in 45 minutes and we are indicating to have an up day across the board on wall street. the question is will we see the laggards in yesterday's session recoup some of their losses. most notably the financials and a lot of the financials were quite weak on scares about cyprus. we're looking past it a little bit at this point. >> i think on a secondary reflection and remember on thursday there will be big bank lines and the bears will come rit baback and there's been a lot of refinancing and the banks and literally right now, citi, and bank of america doing a lot of refinancing and i do believe the commercial real estate is coming back. that's a real big play. i'd love to know how citi holdings is doing in this rising environment. >> there's a lot to like. i like citi here and there you have the openi
this whole genetically modified food trend. >> i'm with you. science should be more of the business of should we instead of could we? yeah, they can modify salmon but should they do it? >> bill: i think fish are fine just the way they are. we don't have to reinvent them. >> yeah, right. >> bill: somebody has to defend the fish. we'll do it here. while we're debating over fish, republicans are debating among themselves about what happened in november, how do they fix it can they fix it who is going to fix it, and it's -- i just admit standing on the sidelines kind of fun to watch. kevin robolard has been watching and reporting on this issue, and joining us this morning on the news line. kevin how are you doing? >> good thank you. >> bill: the competition now this early on in the republican party -- and i don't -- i'm not talking about 2016, although that's out there. but just in terms of who is going to show the way for the republican party the way back the competition seems to be between rand paul and marco rubio, right? >> yeah with paul ryan sort of thrown in the
need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> good morning. welcome back. a follow-up on a story we brought you earlier this week. super model kate upton said she would love to go to prom with chase davidson. the l.a. high school senior asked the super model in a youtube video that instantly went viral. >> don't get me wrong, we have our commonalities. you like sports, i like sports, you like fun dining, i like fun dining, you're on the cover of "sports illustrated," i read "sports illustrated." >> jake did a live tv interview yesterday when kate upton called and said if her schedule permits she would love to be his prom date. everybody has been sucked into this story and really excited for him, but somebody brought up on "starting point" that this is not so great for the other girls going to prom. >> i think jake might have angered the other juniors and seniors who now have to compete with kate upton for the attention at prom. >>> to check out the other trends, head to cnn.com/trends. >>> march madness, the miami heat's ama
america. >> joining me now to talk more about this, jason johnson, politics 365, and political science professor. and patrick millsaps, former chief of staff for newt gingrich's presidential campaign. welcome to both of you. so jason, the ad features a guy in a pickup wearing a hat, talking about background checks. good optics. isn't look like he's from new york city. is it effective? >> all he needed was chew tobacco and be watching hee-haw. here's the the thing. bloomberg isn't buying anything. if there is any group of political people in this country who have a right to talk about gun violence, it is mayors of major cities. because they're the ones talking to cops every day. they're the ones talking to victims. they're the ones dealing with the emergency room cause of people being shot all the time. so perfectly legitimate lobbying. nra is just mad that guns are getting smarter with their optics. >> and more than one viewer because i asked this question of my facebook friends, and i'll read you one from randy about bloomberg, he's no more buying gun control than the nra is buying an
. >>> bottom of the hour, i'm brooke baldwin. technology, sports, business, health, science and showbiz news the we're hitting it all for you right now in the power block beginning with this. cbs forced to say sorry for this scene in the amazing race. watch. >> here? oh, there. >> a double u-turn. >> this episode was shot in vietnam and that memorial, you see here, in the water, this is a wreckage of an american b-52 bomber, shot down during the vietnam war. nischelle turn hears more on this fallout. nischelle? >> brooke, judging by the responses, this might be the case, this might be the end of it. because the veterans groups that we heard from seem to be accepting cbs' apology at face value. let's start with that apology. last night at the beginning of the amazing race, here is how the show opened. listen. >> we want to apologize to veterans. particularly those who served in vietnam, as well as to their family and any viewers who were offended by the broadcast. >> you talked about the incident that started all of this. we have to point out that two americans died when that bomber was shot
to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> good afternoon, i'm sandra smith with your fox business brief. charter communications shares jumping as "the wall street journal" reports john malone's liberty media is close to buying a 25% stake in the company. the deal is estimated roughly $2.5 billion. this would mark malone's first purchase of a u.s. cable company since selling telecommunications to at&t in 1999. >>> airbus winning a biggest deal in the aircraft maker's history. lion air buying 24 planes. the first planes are expected to be delivered next year. >>> nearly one in three employees said they took a hardship loan from the 401(k) last year. that is up from 2011. women, lower income workers and younger workers needed the money despite a improving job market. that's the latest from the fox business. giving you the power to prosper melissa: steve cohen and the people at sac capital were said to be in a joyous move after last week's settlement of insider trading charges but should he be? fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino h
those jobs. we need the labor. we also need -- there's a lot of high, high end science technology engineering math talent in this country, students who come from overseas. we need them to stay here because they'll create jobs in the united states. right, ed? >> so, ed, what is the deal? how do we get to a comprehensive immigration reform package that both sides can agree on? >> well, you know, joe, it's very similar to the discussions we've been having about the debt. both sides are going to have to give a little. there's not going to be a bill with democrats will not vote for a bill without a real path way to citizenship. and that's to some people in the republican party that's -- they consider that amnesty. it has to be in the bill. and for our side, we have to understand that stepped up enforcement at the border, verify for businesses, that has to be part of the bill or else republicans won't vote for it. each side has to give a little. if they do. this is easier to achieve than obviously the debt is. and maybe this can be a precursor to working something out on the debt. we ne