Enforcement actions and the lessons that we should take away from them. We must recognize that Enforcement Actions are just one part of the answer, so im interested in hearing also about how we can better inform computer users of the dangers of botnets and what other hygiene steps we can take to address this threat. My hope is that this hearing starts a conversation among those dealing day to day with the botnet threat and those of us in congress who are deeply concerned about that threat. Congress, of course, cannot and should not dictate tactics for fighting botnets. That must be driven by the expertise of those on the front lines of the fight, but congress does have an Important Role to make sure there is a solid Legal Foundation for Enforcement Actions against botnets and clear standards governing when they can occur. We must also ensure that botnet takedowns and other actions are carried out in a way that protects consumers privacy. All while recognizing that botnets themselves re
Information to patients, more clear information, about what medical tests and procedures will cost. For more, doug holtzeakin, president of American Action forum, guy benson, editorinchief of town hall. Welcome to you both. Hi. Gerri i will come right back to this. A little over an hour ago the president was out speak about obamacare and how many young folks signed up. He said 35 of those signing up are under 35. Here is the president. The first open Enrollment Period under this law ended a little over two weeks ago, and as more data comes in, we now know that the number of americans who have signed up for private insurance in the has geo 8 Million People. Eight Million People. 35 of people who enrolled through the federal marketplace are under the age of 35. Gerri now, doug, interesting the president is saying, 35 of enrollees are, 35 or under. That is very close to their goal of 39 . Is it good enough . It is ally misleading. The key figure is the age of people who will be buying ins
Johnson johnson good on drugs and medical di vices and that did well ultimately. Cocacola, on the other hand, didnt do as well as expected leaving the cfo noting saying the economy, globally for europe and asia affected them and north american sales did not do well alternately saying the Foreign Exchange rates hurt their numbers and weather, big into weather in a big way reading through the notes, but they grew year over year, but not as much as they hoped. Lori thank you for that. Dennis a vocal critic, kansas fed reserve president telling our peter barnes thoughts on when the fed should taper the bond purchasing program, and peter joins us from kansas city with more on the exclusive with the fed president , peter . Hey, dennis, thanks, no question that Esther Georgements something done sooner rather than later on tapering quantitative easing winding down that program. Shes been critical of quantitative easing, particularly the latest round of it, and whether its been effective or dis
when guy like braun admits to it there is credibility. they believe according to all kinds of reports a-rod recruited people to go to the lab and i tried to buy the evidence from bosch before major league baseball could get to bosch. they would have the drugs and potentially obstruction of justice which is why a-rod would have lengthier suspension than others. rick: you could argue that baseball has been booming during this whole drug era with attendance records and television deals and revenue going through the roof year after year after year. how serious do you think the league is truly to try to clean it up? so who are the biggest stars in baseball right now? the name we talk about more than anyone else is alex rodriguez. he is associated with peds. in the past it was bonds, ma geyer and sosa. major league baseball needs to figure a way to turn tanks to yasiel puig with the los angeles dodgers and bryce harper with
0 spots in this entire report. 162,000 new jobs in the month of july. nowhere near good enough. nowhere near where it ought to be at this stage in a so-called recovery. how do we expect the markets to react this morning, stu? that s a tough one because a weak report might mean ben bernanke keeps on printing money. in which case the company goes up. nowhere signals we re nowhere out of the woods on recession. so the market could go down. i m not calling it, rick. we re looking at indicators and looking at flat open. rick: stu varney, varney & company on fbn. good to see you. you too, rick. jaime: this new report showing more and more young adults are choosing to ride out tough times with dear old mom and dad. 21.6 million folks only 11 to 31 lived at home that is up from 18 1/2 million just before the recession. that is the highest share in the across-the-board cuts, the pentagon faces 500 billion in cuts over the next decade. jaime: we have some new reaction this morning to rus