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>> so you believe the system they spent billions of dollars on failed. you worked for them for basically nothing, right? >> thats right. thats right. >> and yours would have prevented 9/11 in your view. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. what we were doing is adding attributes of all the targets, the terrorists phone numbers, all of that, all that knowledge that was there, we were adding, and so we would write rules that simply said if our system came across it it would alert everybody that needs to ...

>> so you believe the system they spent billions of dollars on failed. you worked for them for basically nothing, right? >> thats right. thats right. >> and yours would have prevented 9/11 in your view. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. what we were doing is adding attributes of all the targets, the terrorists phone numbers, all of that, all that knowledge that was there, we were adding, and so we would write rules that simply said if our system came across it it would alert everybody that needs to ...

Karen -- >> yes. >> i get it, some part of this is political kabuki theater. everybody is unhappy about it and somehow they can get the sort of negativity vibes out there and that gives them some smokescreen to actually pass a bill. but the latest round of nay-saying makes me actually worried. >> the thing about it is its more evidence of these chickens coming home to roost. the republican party so moved themselves to the right with very harsh rhetoric that now these tea party house members who ...

>> and after the first turn on the way to the back stretch, orb was third last and this was a very, very fast start to the race. what was going through your mind? >> well, i knew they were going fast up front because i had seen the fractions. i thought he was in a very good spot on the racetrack. i thought the flow of the race he was really into the flow of the race very well. but you know you always when youre back that far, you wonder are we back too far, can we catch up. i did think we would ...

Kind of crisis coverage. im just wondering if you can kind of replay it in your head, those fractions of seconds where you went from what you thought you were doing, you actually thought you were covering a marathon and a wedding. when you went from that to realizing you are covering a major historic american disaster. >> yeah, we knew it immediately. the kind of carnage we saw, this wasnt something small. some people said early on maybe a manhole blew up. i couldnt imagine a manhole blowing up ...

Changed. you described it well, im from boston, too. i remember as a kid, i used to think i got the day off from school because of the boston marathon. >> exactly. >> in fact, its patriots day, this holiday that we celebrate there. its very festive. its just not the place where your mind is ready or poised to shift into any kind of negative or kind of crisis coverage. and so im just wondering if you can kind of replay it in your head those fractions of seconds where you went from what you though...

Math mat cal algo rhythms. they are trading firms that use superfast connections to take advantage of stock movements measured in fractions of a penny within fractions of a second. they do it it countless times a day. you cant do that from home. in fact, up to half of all trading volume on exchanges is now taken up by such high frequency trades. where does that leave the little guy? many would say at a disadvantage. some would say the little guy has always been at a disadvantage. for retail inve...

Algorith algorithms. they are trading firms that use superfast connections to take advantage of stock movements measured in fractions of a penny within fractions of a second. they do it it countless times a day. in fact, up to half of all trading volume on exchanges is now taken up by such high frequency trades. so where does ha leave the little guy? many would say at a disadvantage. some would say the little guy has always been at a disadvantage. for retail investors who stayed informsed in the...

And bills will come back from the fractions of today to 3.5%. >> michelle, at some point when normalcy returns, there will be people who can go back to putting money into treasuries or bank accounts because interest rates will come up. until then, they do remain the biggest gains in town. what does this low interest rate mean for industries? what industries benefit the most from this type of thing? >> were seeing it really much across the board. this is one of the the reasons why when people say...

Right now when you look at the numbers, we had 119,000 last month. 236,000 this month of new jobs. however, we lost 300,000 new jobs-- or excuse me, lost 300,000 jobs and were averaging 20,000 net new jobs for february, and thats what people need to understand, the net new jobs not the top line number of 200,000 new jobs. >> kelly: how do we do this? all of us would like to see the numbers improve, but how do we get our economy cranking again and get corporate america to start hiring and as well...