extreme amounts of incremental focus, attention, press, adulation. acolytes come out of every single part of the woodwork. oh, my god you are -- it takes a really, really special person to not be able to be affected by that. >> google and facebook are trying to do the same thing. who wins? >> i think they both win, but in different ways. i think what happens is that google wins with respect to the entry point. they own the front door to the internet, and they own the front door to 90% of the mobile apps. facebook owns the experience once you're there. >> speaking of another big company that you're not fond of, you once wrote that tim cook has created a milquetoast, say nothing, uninspiring, margin tweaking image for himself. you also said that apple should bypass tesla and make elon musk the ceo. do you still believe that? >> yes. >> why? >> i think that he is very good at what he does. i think he is probably an exceptional operationally minded ceo. the question is can that inspire the creative types to build the next lily pad? my intuition on this i

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under the law adullers could serve up to two years in prison but very few people have served time recentlyfrench president has warned that climate change could lead to wars and more disasters. he made the commence while in the philippines at the start of a two-day visit. he is joined by u.n. officials to press for action on climate change. the trip is part of a campaign ahead of a global conference on climate change to be held in paris in december. >>> one country, which has more riding on the outcome of that conference than most is malaysia. our correspondent has more from the western state where coastal erosion has taken its toll. >> reporter: 70 years ago, the coastline used to be there. now it's here. this is the effect of rising sea levels. it's caused coastal erosion. the sea has been battering malaysia's shores for decades. -- for fisherman like this times are tough. sea levels rise and it weakens coastlines and sand and soil fall into the sea, then more salt water enters the estuaries and waterways. >> translator: i have been fishing for over 20 years. i used to be able to catch tw

as of tuesday, adull duldult alaskans are allowed to transport, grow and give away marijuana.ors to sort out the details of how to move forward with the new law. possession is no longer a crime under the state law, smoking pot will still carry a $100 fine in public. regulation is not expected to start until 2016. something else not expected to start until 2016 if then alex rodriguez. a-rod reported back to the yankees three days early. he went to training camp on monday. and he is hoping to earn a spot on the team following his suspension last year. and while we all saw that he apologized to fans in that handwritten letter that's week he refused to go into detail about his past infractions. >> you apologized for your actions. do you think at any point you will specify what those actions were and talk about them more in depth? >> right now i'm just focussed on making the team you know obviously, it was a rough year. but i'm very excited that's behind me and i've got a chance to hopefully make this team. >> how do you feel about even having to make the team after all you've done

including this man have traveled to or tried to get to syria and iraq to join isis. 22-year-old moner adul sahad recorded this video before blowing himself up in a suicide attempt in syria last year. the isis threat is all too real for one california family. andria borba has their story. >> reporter: the family is of a christian sect in syria. isis stormed in and kidnapped dozens of men. >> maybe 6,000 forces swept in all wearing black. it was like a sea of block uniforms. marching through all of the villages. burning down the churching. >> reporter: it is not just massages on a tv screen anymore. the terror of isis have a grip on charlotte's family in modesto. family friends who managed to escape with a cell phone called the davids to tell them what happened. a half a world away, all the david accounts do is wait and hope as the reign of isis continues to grow. >> it is not just in my family. it is the whole village. >> reporter: now charlotte is so concerned for her family's safety, she doesn't want her brother's name released in fear isis will retaliate and kill him l. is good reason to

the fact that he got some adulation on the campaign trail last year. what so many people in the party said mitt was in danger misconstruing regard for him as the party's last nominee, as the guy had a ran against obama as a desire for him to run again. there was and is a difference. >> respect versus affection. >> there's a lot of republicans actively exploring or thinking about running. if you looked at the field in 2012, you looked at those guys on stage it was clear ron paul was not going to be president, michele bachmann was not going to be president. mike huckabee's run before, rick santorum has run before. three freshman senators in rand paul, cruz and marco rubio. john kasich might get into this. scott walker is leaning pretty far forward. some others i'm for getting. rick perry is running for a second time. very credible field. does anyone else benefit here? i would put walker forward. he's acceptable to the tea party and the establishment. if you have three big names on the establishment side. fair point? >> absolutely. i completely agree. i t

his life is a triumph because for all the pair wichl, the adulation, everything else, he had a bloodyo last that long after that sort of endeavor, we will never see his life again. that's for sure. >> winston churchill's life is summed up by his own words. in 1941 as britain was at the extinction of the nazis and hitler, winston offered these words of advice. never give in. never, never, never, never. nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except the conviction of honor or good sense. nooefr field to force. never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy. his is a war story that deserves to be told. i'm oliver north. good night. you. ♪ >> from queens college, city university of new york. >> university of virginia. >> university of texas at austin. >> guatemala. >> unc charlotte. >> vanderbilt university. >> university of queensland, brisbane, australia. >> university of maryland. >> are you republican? >> no. >> are you democrats? no. john: what are you? [shouting] [applause] >> and now, john stossel. [applause] john: i'm in washington, d.c.

it's strategically important capturing it would give actions to the adul sea as paul brennan explains. >> east of the city, cranes delivered fresh tanks to the front lines tuesday and the continuing sound of artillery further forward is why. while its true that the guns have fallen silent along large sections of the line of conflict it's not happening here. >> bombing every day from separatists, and we can't give -- >> you can't reply to the fire. >> we can't. this is fire only in one way. >> we were taken further forward along dry dusty lanes passing abandoned houses and weaving between ukrainian military defensive positions. there are tanks and guns and there is no intention to withdraw them yet. >> these tanks are on the second defensive line in case the enemy break through the front line. we need to have anti tank armor. do you hear the sound? it might be shelling or they might be preparing a ground assault. if there is assault i must be able to withstand it and make reply, or do you think i should stand and watch? >> the sound of tank and artillery fire is almost continuous. the

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his life is a triumph because for all the pair wichl, the adulation, everything else, he had a bloodys a tough man. you know, to last that long after that sort of endeavor, we will never see his life again. that's for sure. >> winston churchill's life is summed up by his own words. in 1941 as britain was at the extinction of the nazis and hitler, winston offered these words of advice. never give in. never, never, never, never. nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except the conviction of honor or good sense. nooefr field to force. never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy. his is a war story that deserves to be told. i'm oliver north. good night. . lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. russian president putin taking greater control of more territory in eastern ukraine, and it seems most world leaders are concerned, but president obama remains silent. according to u.s. officials pro-russian rebels in eastern ukraine have broken a day's old cease-fire more than 250 times since that cease-fire went into effect earlier this week. putin himself i

. >> you know, she is definitely really amused by all of the adulation.antly, she really is interested in having a dialog with young women and having them take up with energy the same causes that she's devoted her life to. i wonder whether it's one reason she agreed to speak to me because it's something that i both cover and exemplify in my life. i'm working on a notorious rgb book. and it's available on amazon. the court is so cloistered, because we see so little of what happens outside of the opinions. and there aren't any cameras allowed in the court. and how she's fighting for the people who are poor and left out of the original constitution and how to enlarge our society to make room for more people. these are our cats, wolf and bear. the cat hair is so constant, it's like it's growing out of the floor. it drives me crazy. can we do something about this? (doorbell) woah. it's a swiffer sweeper. it's working like a magnet. ohhh! shed all you like, wolf. they're coming. what do i do? you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will ge

i love adulation and attention.ticularly insane about what she said, she said her new conviction is to say what she thinks directly to everyone at all times which. is the worst advice i've ever heard anyone give ever. kennedy: who gave her that advice, scott rudin? yes, they didn't come after me. >> he's next. kennedy: you think so? >> probably. she's like screw it. i got fired, sick of it. i never thought any of this would come out. she has a point when it comes to the way hollywood operates. actors are so good as their previous film. i'm sure they are very needy. you have to keep people in line, it's a different position she's in than the people who work for her, she's at the point where you know, it's over. kennedy: she also admitted she was fired. normally when studio heads are let go, they move into the production deals with the studio and do that so they can't be a head at a major competing studio. she was like no, i was fired. >> studio exec isn't needy, who are you again? why should you be talking to my boss

pure system, as well as quote-unquote correctness of the party line and later the boilerplate of adulation that victorious revolutionaries such as mao the korean kim il-sung the romanian, and the vietnamese ho chi minh use in their own cult of the godlike genius leader. all of this was nurtured and supported by an encyclopedia of terms concepts, believes and techniques translated from the original russia. the success of the bolshevik revolution having made the soviet union in the eyes of countless oppressed and colonized people a path breaker towards erasing future, the shores of socialism was the expression of promised land. that's just the cultural aspects of it. there's much else that i don't have time to go into right now but both ideological and contingent that meant that the outcome once mao took power in general is absolutely inevitable. and i don't believe for a minute, even though i used to believe it, that we had any opportunity to turn mao into, certainly not a friend but adobe we've had the opportunity to defer or to avoid the antagonism that followed the end of the war so that

you still want to brag a little more on the hope you will get what you want which is some sort of adulationll satisfy you and that never comes, so it leaves you hungrier and hungrier and that's what we saw with brian williams someone who wanted to be seen a little cooler and made up some stuff. i think the reaction is way out of proportion to what he did and i think we should cultivate a capacity of forgiveness for what he did and i hope he continues his job. quickly on my colleague david carr whom i was not close with at all. first act of his life, a drug-riddled life second act, encouraging to be yourself. he had a majorly large personality which he never checked and glowed in his prose and presence. >> david carr was the antique "new york times" man. if the "new york times" is the guy who went to the best boarding schools knows the best wines and has two last names -- >> talking about me. david. david carr was large than life, totally authentic, great reporter, enflinchingly honest and incredibly thoughtful of everybody he came across, whether a waitress or youngest intern. he was a wond

we've seen that now with the adulation after we killed osama bin laden, but the idea of extremism like the idea of communism has survived. i'll take a long time to undermine that. one of the things they think we are doing right is forming a moderate arab coalition. this is in the first time we've done it. one of our key partners they are coming at it arab emirates have been there somalia. they been with us in the afghanistan. they were with us in the intervention in libya and to have partners like that, i was out on the ground with them in several chapters of the book in southern afghanistan and just to put a face on this to have an american officer standing next to an arab officer, talking to groups of afghan villagers and to have the arabs say this is not the way. look at jakarta look at istanbul, look at dubai. there is a better path for you and your children so the proper muslims and followers of islam. and take it a step further and look what the united states did for germany. look what it did for japan. look what it did for korea. that kind of a voice immediately undermining the

and at the end of the day and that is by far the hardest thing and it would seem that now with the adulation after we build osama bin laden but the idea of extremism has survived and it will take a long time to undermine not. one of the things that i think we are doing right is made a moderate era of coalition. this is the first time we've done it. one of our key partners there, the united arab emirate has been there with us. they've been with us in bosnia, afghanistan. they're with us in the intervention in libya and to have partners like that, i sat on the ground in several chapters of the book in southern afghanistan and just to put a face on this, to have an american officer standing next to an arab officer, talking to groups of afghan and to have the arabs say this is not the way. look at dubai. there is a better path for you and your children to still be followers of islam. look at what the united states did for germany. immediately undermining the ideology and frankly the ignorance of the taliban was worth the time that the u.s. soldiers. the other piece i became very passionate about

we had the adulation after we killed osama bin laden but the idea of extremism -- much like the idea of communism -- has survived and it's going to take a long tame to undermine that -- long time to undermine that. one of the things i think we're doing right is forming a modern arab coalition. one of our key partners, the united arab emirates, have been with us in boss any in in somalia, in the intervention in libya, and to have partners like that -- i was out on the ground with them in several of the chapters of the book in southern afghanistan, and just to kind of put a face on this to have an american officer standing next to an arab officer talking to groups of afghan villagers and to have the arab say this is not the way. look at jakarta look at istanbul, look at dubai. there is a better path for you and your children to still be proper muslims and followers of islam. and, oh, by the way, he would take it a step further and say look what the united states did for germany, look what it did for japan, look what it did for korea. that kind of a voice immediately undermining the ide