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Coverage and the construction industry has told our c.f.o. cre estimate 50 percent of the companies doing business in the state of florida in the construction industry are committing fraud. >>dave: that is a major issue, thank you from the insurance fraud division of florida. thank you for being here. coming up, for more sleep overs, congress members would live in their offices now coming under fire. why this tradition may actually be costing you, the taxpayer. the cougars, do they have an expir...

In tokyo, japanese stocks benefited from a weaker yen and in sydney flat after the bank left rates unchanged. today was the last trading day in china until february 9th because of the lunar new year holiday, of course. meanwhile, one standout in the u.s. markets was baidu, chinese search engine. it reported better than expected earnings in the fourth quarter. well have more on that coming up when i speak to their cfo. manisha, after fridays selloff it was back to business on wall street monday...

Meanwhile, strong results from united continental and u.s. airways. united posting a net loss, but industry profits are bouncing back. cyr ox shares sharply lower on words that the cfo is retiring next month and major sell-off on eastman kodak on a stunning drop in fourth quarter properties. now back to "hardball." many people watching tonight can probably remember a time when finding a good job meant showing up at a nearby factory or a business downtown. that world has changed. for many, th...

To start the day! >> bill: good morning! martha: good morning,ure paying your bills, good morning, everybody. after the weekend we are back and ready to go. the cost to -- the cost to defend fannie mae and freddie mac in these lawsuits is running into the millions of dollars and the legal bills for the executives are being paid -- getting paid with with your tax dollars. bill: stu varney of the fox bit network leads our coverage. did you see this coming? >> i didnt see this coming, as a matter o...

Since then, weve raised and donated over $3 million. >> really? >> weve done it since 06. im the cfo, but she pretty much runs the whole thing. im very proud to be her son. the thing that we do, detroit, and were starting to bring some things to new jersey. >> does your mom get nervous watching snu >> she does. she can never get over that nervousness. shes always afraid im going to get hit or hurt. >> you wont get hurt, but youll probably get hit. >> thats what pittsburgh does best. >> good luck...

Millions into it. to try to win as an outsider. who really is looking at this race as the obama administration. because they would like to see, obviously, a democratic governor in florida. alex sink is the florida cfo who is the democratic nominee. they think analysts look at florida and say it could mean three to five points in a presidential general election hot governor is whether democrat or republican. again, with we are watching the florida race closely. also well have john mccain and j.d....

Campaign where he poured millions into it. to try to win as an outsider. who really is looking at this race as the obama administration. because they would like to see, obviously, a democratic governor in florida. alex sink is the florida cfo who is the democratic nominee. they think analysts look at florida and say it could mean three to five points in a presidential general election hot governor is whether democrat or republican. again, with we are watching the florida race closely. also well ...

In our vehicles, not only in the quality of them, but the fact that there is a company thats going to sit behind the warranties that we have and sit behind the vehicles over the lifetime of when they own them. so that to my mind is the fundamental issue. >> so, clearly, confidence is coming back. and you can hear more about what the cfo had to say on cnnmoney.com if you want to hear the full interview. heres whats interesting. not only is confidence back, but the evidence is portrayed in north a...

For bankruptcy. look at the automaker now. more than $1 billion last quarter. felicia taylor on the floor of the new york stock exchange, am i correct here? why are we throwing good money after bad. you remember those days? >> i do. i love the way you characterize it -- really, really? yes, really. its the truth. this is the biggest profit in six quarters and the second straight profitable quarter. that back-to-back profit is really important for gm. they need to establish that kind of profitth ...

The location? saint marys college in a town of miraga, across the bay from san francisco. both camps going through several suggested venues before making that final decision. >> kelly: as were speaking of hewlett packard, a big shakeup at the top computer maker. the companys ceo stepping down after corporate investigators discovered that he falsified expense reports. apparently in an effort to hide a personal relationship with a female contractor. the companys cfo will fill in until they find a ...