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grief and some of that translates into anger. after a ferry sinks off the coast of south korea, at least nine are dead. the captain apologized saying i am at a loss for words. is there a line in eastern europe or ukraine that vladimir putin must not cross? edward snowden asks vladimir putin during this show. two trucks in california collided, sending one hurtling into a chinese vaunt. nine-month-old conjoined twins leave the hospital. the first successful mission for that submersible. a customer foiling a robbery at a cvs in sarasota. they re calling you a hero. a discussion caught on camera between his father and his son. i can t do that now. i got to do the laundry. the world s most infamous cyclist. check out what lance armstrong is doing now. i m lance armstrong. seven-time winner of tour de france. hey, i didn t write the script. are you sexting? at this point in my career, i ve earned the right to say and the veep found an interesti ....
after yesterday s triple-digit plunge. on track to head into positive territory on the year. transports and consumer stocks playing a big part in the rally, as well as stellar earnings from caterpillar and 3m. here to discuss all of it, very own charlie gasparino. jack hough, a senior editor of barron s. spencer ant day, cofounder of who we use. thanks for joining us. what do you think of the rally? earnings have been decent. we re about 35% of the way through earnings season right now. if you look at the latest numbers from thompson, based on what we ve seen so far they think we ll see 7% earnings growth a little over 7% and 4% earnings growth. if we do that going forward stocks are probably a pretty good deal though. melissa: so much volatility though. when is qe scheduled to end? melissa: how many more months do we have left? couple more months. melissa: not long. we were talking about ebola. talking about slowdown in europe. talking about bad earnings. thi ....
cities and counties and states are under tremendous pressure to catch up with the rest of the world with data and mobile. san francisco is the world leader in civic data. the city makes its restaurant health inspections publicly available in easy to read data bases. this allows yelp to take that information and display it next to restaurant reviews. the city has started to publish building and home inspection data as well. and the real estate site trulia is then able to display that right alongside the house price. maury blackman one of the people working to bring government data online in san francisco, new york, and washington, d.c. reconnecting the government for the people to the people. joined by j.p.mangalindon of fortune, lena rau of tech crunch. $55 billion market value in government tech. that s a huge market value and very few players. that s right. well, the total budget for government spend is $55 billion. and there s a limited amount of players in this ....
influence, and everyone is looking for one, you got it, because it is happening in chicago. foreign citizens will be electing our political leaders. chicago alderman came on the show last night and tried tori tell us that it was our imagination, none of this is happening. illegal immigrants, he said, can t vote y because in illinois you have to prove you are a citizen in order to register to vote. watch him tell you that. in order for someone to register to vote, and they would have to sign in affidavit and present a birth certificate, passport, social security card, and potential loneliness. he wouldld f still need a second form of i.d. tucker: you are saying in order to register to vote, you need to produce evidence of citizenship. is that your claim? speaker yes, it is. tucker: we rarely play tape of people who have been on the show when they are not here to respond because it seems like bad sportsmanship. you ought to be able to respond directly to a claim aga ....
so much for having me. the vast majority would, in fact, support impeachment, just not now. the issue now is whether or not that is something that should be done today or tomorrow, or whether or not we go through a process by which we build a foundation upon which to successfully impeach the president. so that s where we are. we are all looking forward to the day when that might be ripened. we have not gotten there yet. that is the difference between the majority of the caucus right now and the very strong minority who would like to see us move forward with impeachment right away. are you saying it is inevitable? no, i m saying we will know whether or not it is inevitable if we go through these processes. that s what we re trying to do. we are having hearings, we ve got six committees looking into all of this. we have just had what i consider to be three significant victories. we have had a court decision that is very good for us, we ve had a break on the other side ....