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inically, read a story, then -- an ad. for every two photos, an ad.his is what they did with facebook and we will see the same thing happen with instagram. emily: that if emerald bar on top of instagram -- that a bar, it isephemoral a barrier to produce that content. if you are an advertiser, you have to create a unique ad. it is a really big creative barrier for advertisers. growth really drive at a . you see a social network filling the void. om: you have microsoft making another search engine and google tried to make a social network. it will be something else. look like what the social network of today is. we don't know yet. it is a shame that snapchat invented that whole idea and they are not able to cash in on that. strange that they copied and ran with the idea to make money off of it. emily: we will continue to talk about this all year. always good to have you both here. coming up, twitter is expanding its streaming presents, reaching a new deal with the nba to stream only the second half of each game. and bloomberg tech live streaming on twit

the idea that they put -- politicized civil rights to such a point where an ad for a pride parade and a pride celebration becomes a political ad and not just an ad for people coming together is an example of many of the ways that facebook has to sort of recognize and all these platforms have to recognize they've got to have a moral ruttru rudder. this is a challenge they are trying to fight because of what's happening in europe. these companies are trying to avoid any type of regulation at all costs. these companies will have to think clearly about how they engage in this upcoming 2020 election. back in 2016 we forced many companies to divest from the rnc convention because of the rhetoric of donald trump and the lead-up to the election. all of the platforms like google, facebook, when we got on the phone with them and urged them to die vevest from the rnc congre convention they said they were a media platform and had to be on both sides. mark zuckerberg went to congress to say they are not a media platform. now what will their excuse be for enabling racism? >> there is the news indus

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pissed but i don't know if you can go after the models because some conartists hired them to make an ador a festival that didn't happen. the only thing they might be guilty of is being superhot and even then, i don't know. i need to see a lot more evidence. i don't know, i'm an impartial guy, that is what i am saying. the truth is making something look better in an ad that hand it is in real life is just advertising stvment like ads for spirit airlines show planes not falling apart in the sky but no one sues them. spirit airlines, we're the fyre festival of the sky. (laughter) speaking of viral scaments, the anti-vaccine movement, over the past 20 years there has been a growing number of people who believe that kids shouldn't get vaccinations because the vaccines are more dangerous than the diseases that they prevent. and clearly the diseases heard that and they were like oh, it's on. >> now the new fears about the growing measles outbreak, a state of emergency has been declared in washington state as the number of confirmed cases climbs to 35. >> the measles is spek tabling larly conta

procter and gamble who deliberately trying to be provocative with an ad like this they on the one hand have been praised for their message which is men need to hold other men accountable for bad behavior because sexual abuse sexual assault is a problem on the other hand groups of people who are saying it's accusing old men all of its customers of being sexual abusers which is probably a bit extreme but on the other lower level people saying it's too politically correct on you tube the video has had over two million views and two hundred thousand likes lots of comments from groups that are known as men's rights activists blasting gillette one used to sign me out emasculates men saying they had done engineering rises now it's time to engineer society and reprogram man who's a conservative commentator has called it a good p.c. guy fueling the global assault on masculinity saying let boys be boys threatening to take his business elsewhere and lots of people are taking his lead i guess dozens of videos like this of men throwing their products in the trash gillette says it wants to promote w

burberry had an ad with googly looking people and they said, why aren't they happy?hina, they teamed up with alibaba, they way to china, they teamed up with aliba ba, they had way to china, they teamed up with alibaba, they had a chinese director and pick up topics relevant to the chinese consumer. this peppa pig character is rebellious. yes. a change in theme and outlook and treatment. of course it is the year of the pig. yes, perfect timing for them. it is a good idea to come out 110w them. it is a good idea to come out now and tell the story. they haven't changed the story itself so much. leading into the story they have this beautiful trailer, five minutes online, 1 billion views they say on weibo, so they are talking about the topics that are important, organisation, all verses young, digitisation, the old being left behind, these are close to the chinese consumers‘ hearts. behind, these are close to the chinese consumers' hearts. in the past you mentioned burberry and all the western brands suffered. what advice would you give to western brands to be able to do

an hour ago -- the city of berkeley voted on groundbreaking legislation.. to reduce plastic waste. getting a cup of coffee.. won't be the same. kpix 5's christin ayers is in berkeley tonight.. christin. live intro ad-lib based on decision francisco. "san francisco is kind of a train wreck" "we have to look at san francisco... walking down the streets is disgusting and it has to change." in an interview with c-n-b-c.. at the world economic forum in switzerland.. salesforce c-e-o marc benioff says the inequality problem.. is because of tech.. and gentrification. in november.. benioff poured millions into prop-c.. to raise taxes on big businesses to help the homeless. tonight - the u-s department of labor is accusing "oracle" of discrimination... claiming the silicon valley tech company owes 400-million dollars to women and people of color. the complaint builds upon a 20-17 lawsuit alleging oracle paid white male workers more than others. the judge halted the suit at the time.. to allow oracle and the labor department to mediate the dispute. we reached out to oracle.. but they declined to comment tonight. a live look at capitol hill: tonight the senate's intervening .. in an attempt to end the shutdo

basically it will be every an ad.and then for every two photos, an ad.s is what they did with facebook and we will see the same thing happen with instagram. ll there going to ki golden goose faster than they realize. bar at thee is that top that disappears every 24 hours, they want to advertise because there is less of them. to create content. not everyone wants to see the same story over and over, so you have to create a unique ad for t hose spaces. it is a really big creative barrier for advertisers. facebook says that will drive it will beowth, but a lot harder. instagramfacebook, if declines, do you see another social network filling the void? om: you look at how the world changed -- we had microsoft making another search engine and we had google, and google. tried to make a social network. it will be something else. it will not look like what the social network of today is. different be a concept, different idea. we don't know yet. it keeps me employed looking that. it is a shame that snapchat , which invented that whole idea, is not able to cash in

especially to tell yourself or in an ad to lie to congress rather and also vowing that his committee would investigate these allegation that they would get to the bottom of it we also already heard again once again from the democratic party's calls for an impeachment once more and donald trump has also responded on twitter a c usually does he is trying to question the credibility of michael cohen there he said that cohen was already convicted of perjury and fraud and that he simply lying to reduce jail time or at a correspondent all of brazil is on the story for us in washington all over thank you very much. well timing is important here all of this comes as donald trump marks the midpoint of his four year term his first term in the white house the w.'s a washington bureau chief alexander phenomenon has this look back at the first two years of our were to time with. he has remained true to himself bragging about his accomplishments fleshing out at his critics. your faith viewing the presidency through the lens of a television show me presidents trump has been dominating the national

why are universities getting private securities and as an added level of protection on top of publicekend and it's theresa may, not backed up the nhs. —— not brexit, but the nhs. parliament is back and theresa may want to show that there's more to the government than brexit. they want to watch the nhs blueprint over the next ten years and they're set to launch £20 billion allocated to improve the nhs services so that is theresa may try to get out on a front but for the government that they are making hear that that treasury —— but, but the points that they are making here is that the nhs was not so good, and

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and then pops up an ad for the very thing you were just viewing. targeted advertising is commonplace on the internet... especially social media platforms... but a new poll suggests most people don't know those annoying pop-ups are directed specifically at them. here's mary moloney with the story. facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg testified last year before a congressional committee --ri of the cambridge analytica breech ... that users have complete control over the the information they share on the platform.but a new pew research center study suggests most facebook users don't know that facebook records their interests to generate targeted ads --or how to access that information on their profiles. 51-percent of the participants said they aren't comfortable with facebook compiling the data.but facebook isn't the only company collecting and using information about their customers.clickstream data is a history of webpages a person has visited.it's collected using cookies -- tiny text files embedded into websites. cookies enable marketing companies to com

are on their side an added time which did not see an infringement by nicholas moyes on there and his hand. shortly before and frankfurt has been awarded a penalty for handball which sebastian allaire used to draw the sides level for the second time. frame and had first taken the lead in the first half through max i guess time after a nice solo effort. on take refuge equalized a few minutes later with a thumping shot. martin tonic brought the hosts back in front of early in the second half. but the emotionally charged match ended all square. is there any consolation for brandon. my wife will give me a hug and help me to calm down a bit and doesn't want to come. there were many positives to take away from who were handed a drubbing at home by like six years of open the floodgates inside two minutes. and added a second after a quarter of an hour this time with his left. just before hand. opened his bonus league accounts again making it look too easy. in the second half with a visit off defense in disarray conduct lima how to fold to complete the route. leading freetime fungal soaked. ou

. >> it's not enough to run an ad and say our product is the best. be talked about. >> reporter: dove broke the mold when it introduced real beauty campaign, ads focussed on body positivity. since then, companies have followed with mixed results. >> i want to brew a beer. >> reporter: budweiser tackled the issue of immigration during the super bowl, with this widely-praised ad from 2017. >> a huge percentage of budweiser drinkers are immigrants to this country, a very calculated choice. >> reporter: but some commercials have notoriously missed the mark. when pepsi released this ad featuring kendall gender, using soda to diffuse tensions between police and protesters, many spoke out. dr. martin luther king's daughter tweeting if only daddy would have known about the power of pepsi. pepsi subsequently apologized and removed the spot. gillette is standing by its spot, writing in part, as a company that encourages men to be their best, we have a responsibility to make sure we ablesive a althy vsiont mesig qstion now, will men decide that the best they ca

and china will be an added impotence to move forward -- impetus to move forward. >> james is the chiefbe seer weaker domestic economies and slumping stock markets in both the u.s. and economist and we are listening. --is going to be important an important week for tone and what we can expect from trade. -- important isn't in china is it in china and the u.s. in terms of economy? >> it is vital. in the u.s., margins are under pressure. threats just some empty from u.s. companies. it is hurting margins. a big engine for oil demand, oil commodities, i think -- i'm skeptical a deal will be done because it means thea has to throw away model it has been using of state intervention for the past 30 years. >> so are we overoptimistic? >> i think a lot of people are. so if we had a crystal ball, we would all be very rich. i want to show a recap of the manufacturing and throw it all in their. this is the data. -- there. this is a result of the data. we see this resign action -- this reaction from the chinese. are they beginning to worry as opposed to panic at the pboc? >> i think they are. i woul

during an interview, kevin hasset added that second quarter growth could be humongous to use his term if the government opens before then. somewhere between 4% and 5%. first quarter growth does tend to be notably weaker than other quarters in the year. the partial shutdown is now in its 33rd day. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and dow component walmart was upgraded to overweight from equal weight at morgan stanley. the analyst says walmart's u.s. operions can generate sales growth without sacrificing margins. the price target is $110. walmart shares r to $98.71.n 1% >>> pfizer was odowngraded neutral from buy at ubs. the analyst cites the pendi loss of patent protection on some drugs. the price target is $46. the shares fell a fraction to $42.16. >>>nd fellow dow component merck was downgraded to mart perform from outperform at bemo capital markets. the analyst cited the drug maker's overreliance oner its carug keruda. the price target,$80. >>> and lowe's was downgraded to hold from buy at loop capital the firm is less optimistic about the home improvement r

soon all the high-rises will get an added safety inspection for earthquakei safety. an executive directive order yesterday to strengthen the city's high-rises. this week they will begin working with owners to identify any issues. experts say there is a 72% chance that 6.2 magnitude or greater earthquake will hit the bay area before 2023. >>> in trouble forpr helping oua sick student. why she's facing trouble ahead. >>> and president trump expected to speak at any minute. a live picture of the roads garden ready. really bring it when it happens. >>> coming up: ? this is an nbc neutral zone special report. here is lester hotel. >> a very busy news friday. coming back on the air to bring remarks from president trump. an announcement regarding the ongoing government shut down now in day 35, the longest ever. object a about to speak to reporters at a hastily unranged previously unscheduled event at the white house. is comes on the day a --. stone the latest trump associate to be charged by special council robert mull. the president is going speak shortly in the rose garden

purchased an ad slot before the national anthem during the pregame broadcast the 60-second ad will showcase diversity and inclusion. this year super bowl ads are going for more than $5 million for a 30-second spot big spender this year? budweiser, actually. they're diagnose a bunch of commercials. >> they're going to advertise beer during a football game? what the heck is that? >> i got one for you their first ad of the big ad is for spike seltzer. that shows you how the world is -- >> now there's spike -- that's the new word for alcohol >> it's hard cider >> you know what i mean? >> i do know what you mean i'm shocked they're going to advertise spike seltzer. >> that's what it's all about. every commercial break is beer, burgers, and some sort of male problem. >> guess who else is coming back the dude from big lebowski jeff bridges was teasing it on-line. >> i can abide >> let's go bowl thanks, frank. up next, recession risks talk of a potential major pullback dominating wall street recently, but one market pro has got four reasons not to stress he is going to make his case ahead wrrks and

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soon all those high-rises will be getting an added safety inspection. it's all for earthquake safety. mayor london breed issued an executive directive yesterday to strengthen the city's high-rises. this means the city will begin working with building owners to identify any engineering issues. experts say there's a 72% chance a 6.7 magnitude earthquake or greater will hit before the year 2043. >>> nhl all-star game comes to san jose this weekend. we've been talking about it this week on "today in the bay." check out this photo of sharky and gritty smiling. they're getting ready for the big game. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us at the mcenery convention center to see if he has what it takes to play in tomorrow's game. you look ready, bob. >> you need a mask and some padding. >> reporter: no, no, not the way i play. i don't need anything. we're at the nhl fanfare at the convention center, something you can participate in this weekend. this is target practice using the washer/dryer combo, similar to what sidney crosby used as a kid in his bas

an item? and i would love -- ad infinitum. i would love to see run for congress. senator tyson sounds really good to me, thank you. [laughing] >> host: why have you thought about this big bang? do you work in some kind of scientific field? >> caller: no, i took physics when i was in school, and the big bang especially is interesting because it's almost a religious question. i think that still possible that you can make the case for the universe to have been here all the time, forever. originally there were something like a steady-state theory, which was abolished by the big bang, but it doesn't seem to preclude the idea that the universe was always here. if the universe was always here, well then, we don't need a creator, do we? iq. >> host: tragic i think i havel record of each one of those in sequence. a couple things. first, all evidence we have ever obtained in the history of this exercise, since the beginning of cosmology which basically came to us with einstein and edwin hubble and others that supported it, includes a belgian priest even by the name of georg

my husband is an added hunter and fisherman we have a freezer full of meat. i have made a complete inventory of everything i had in pantry and just so i know and can plan ahead, but this is hard on everyone. that impact to enlistment is something we need to be thinking about and that was raised repeatedly. one woman said, my husband and i both joined the coast guard because we like the stability that this offered as. insofar as moving around from location to location. but stability in the fact that you're a federal employee. you're going to have that support from your government. support from your government. stability and the fact that you are federal employee and you will have that support from your government and she said, you know, now i don't think of this as a very stable opportunity. another thing i learned yesterday is thatrn it was just apparently, a week or so ago maybe a couple weeks agot that the coast guard, the boot camp where the new recruits coming, a six-week program-- maybe-- i shouldn't say how long the program is because i don't know, but

an answer. he saw our ads. now, i know you're gonna look at his teeth when i show you his "after." i know you're going to look at his teeth. but i don't want you to look at his teeth. >> very nice. >> look at his eyes. >> yeah. >> look at his eyes. that's a person who's now alive. look at the "before." >> mm-hmm. >> that's a dead smile. that's a fellow who can't even -- oatmeal is about the toughest thing he can eat. look at the "after." this is a guy who can eat steak. >> and those don't come in and out? what i'm looking at right there? >> no. >> they look like real teeth. >> he brushes them, he flosses them just like you do. that's what people want. that's what people want. people -- the patients that i've worked with, they don't even want implants. they surely don't want teeth that snap in and out. they just want regular old teeth. "how do i get that?" well, we get that by using dental implants. because, you know, an implant, randy, is nothing more than an artificial root of the tooth. that's all it is. >> okay. >> you're missing the roots of your teeth that held your teeth in p

and facebook to do ads to promote their products and services and so it looks like in their settings that's for example if they're going to target users in france then there might be an additional three percent added to the. per click currently it's set up in a way where it's an auction based system so the cost per each click for each advertiser depends on how many other advertisers are also advertising and what the competition is based on on an auction base so it won't actually be the tech companies themselves that this bill doesn't look like it from what i can tell so they won't be worried about it but they might like an ideal stacks are starting advertising you might just see bigger companies advertising rather than smaller companies will be more expensive for everybody but by three percent so i don't know if that means people cut back on their ad budgets but if they're getting a return on their investment anyway then if i don't think it will have an impact are we haven't heard much from these big tech companies they haven't responded. much to tool what do you think their reaction is going to be if anything and it doesn't really sound like there's going to be much

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acreage holdings, a so-called seed-to-sale cannabis company, wanted to air an ad about the benefits ofthe game. cbs rejected it. george allen is the company's president. >> they said we're not taking advertisements for cannabis. and i think it was categorical. >> reporter: currently 33 states and washington, d.c., have legalized medical marijuana. the nfl bans marijuana for players. in a violent sport, surveys show a majority of players support using medical marijuana including nate jackson, a retired tight end with the denver broncos. he was flattened in a game in 2008. a team doctor prescribed vicodin, an opioid, for his pain. jackson smoked marijuana instead and wants the nfl to change its policy. >> you know, it's not about getting high. it's not about becoming a stoner. the nfl doesn't have to worry about that. you know, the football is a lot worse for them than marijuana. >> reporter: arthur blank owns the atlanta falcons. we asked him whether the league should change its marijuana policy. >> i probably would not be in favor of it because i'm concerned about the gateway effect it

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everything facebook was advertising this app to young people on their favorite platforms you can see in an ad right here so this was on snap chat and instagram places where young people hang out on the internet the goal here phil was likely to gain an edge on its competitors so facebook is essentially spying on what junk people are doing and they're saying oh look at this feature is being used a lot by another social media company maybe we should take that integrate that into facebook ok you say spying but facebook says people knew what they were signing up for all right i mean of course people signed up for this app voluntarily but a lot of experts say look there's no way people could have known exactly what they were getting themselves into and here's why i mean first off it wasn't even quite clear that face. book was behind this app at all and this is an informational e-mail it only mentions facebook once otherwise it looks a lot like a scientific study secondly it wasn't clear just how much access this app would have to your phone data i mean here's some fine print here it says by install

and nbc universal announcing just yesterday it willro ice an ad-supported free service in 2020. despite the range of coming rivals, investors and analysts are so far largely optimistic that the investment in content will pay off and the higher prices won't aliene subscribovs. >> their today to increase prices again i think shows what a value netflix is to the customer. we don't think they'll lose subscribers or even slow their subscriber growth, despite having somewhat of a meaningful price increase here. >> since the last time netflix 2017, prices october 5th, the company's shares are up 90%. today's price hike speaks to the hit ny's confidence that films and shows such as "bird box" and "stranger things" will convince consumers it's worth paying a little more. i'mn julia boorstin los angeles. >> and that brings us to pricing power. what is it and why can some companies do it but others can't? we're joined right now by nancy tangler from tanglerealth management. good to see you, nancy. >> thank you, sue, you too. >> weasked you with coming up with a couple of companies that hav

precluded from having a much deeper conversation but there are definitely some people who use it as an ad hominum attack and we have to we have to call that all joe you know we have to keep it germane and we have to have cogent discussions i mean we we have to be honest that white privilege does exist in united states of america but if i'm not doing my part you know i'm not going to go as far as our former president obama said and said that anyone who pulls up their bootstraps is automatically going to get success but i but at the same time yeah there are definitely people out there who don't want to do anything and would sort of use this narrative and it does week in with people who would just throw it out there without any basis because it does weaken actual instances of white supremacy and racial bigotry when it doesn't mean more news and let's say thirty two and a half minutes you're watching international. i i . when the whole make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent

acreage holdings, a so-called "seed to sale" cannabis company, wanted to air an ad about the benefitsuana during the game. gs rejected it. george allen is the company's president. >> they said, "we're not taking advertisements for cannabis." and i think it was categorical. >> reporter: currently 33 states and washington, d.c., have legalized medical marijuana. me n.f.l. bans marijuana for bayers. but in a violent sport, surveys show a majority of players support using medical marijuana. including nate jackson, a retired tight end with the denver broncos. he was flattened in a game in 2008. a team doctor prescribed vicodin, an opioid, for his pain. jackson smoked marijuana instead and wants the n.f.l. to change its policy. >> you know, it's not about getting high. it's not about becoming a stoner. the n.f.l. doesn't have to worry about that. the football is a lot worse for them than marijuana. >> reporter: arthur blank owns the atlanta falcons. we asked him whether the league should change its marijuana policy. >> i probably would not be in favor of it. because i'm concerned about the

precluded from having a much deeper conversation but there are definitely some people who use it as an ad hominum attack and we have to we have to call that you know we have to keep it germane and we have to have cogent discussions i mean we we have to be honest that white privilege does exist in the united states of america but if i'm not doing my part you know about going to go as far as our poor president obama said and so that anyone who pulls up their bootstraps is automatically going to get success but i but at the same time yeah there are definitely people out there who don't want to do anything and would sort of use this narrative and it does week in with people who would just do it without there without any basis because it does weaken actual instances of white supremacy or racial bigotry. two leading democratic senate says in the united states on turning up the hate on donald trump requesting access to be in tapper to see were present at his meetings with vladimir putin we believe it to be in the national security interests of the united states that any record of these conversat

understand why they're doing that but ultimately this will depend on a civilian solution to this is an ad like that you know see them also call for civilians within the government to try to now break out and defend the country's popular will and democratic values and norms more than just the military because in the military you do not want to situation where the military becomes the arbiter of democracy and human rights especially this military which is known to be corrupt and to be involved in our conduct trafficking ok pull out how do you expect me to respond we've not had much from him other than his breaking of diplomatic relations with the u.s. . well that's one of the key elements we're going to be author of the day to see how the big how the government respond to this but also how long why don't respond if it's in declaring himself president he's going to hiding we've not seen him in the public light again we don't know what he's doing. the government have the governor spoke to their supporters yesterday one element which is often overlooked if there was a that a massive mobilizati

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the streets and if that happens it could be violence not just thinking but all over the country as an. added thanks for having with us a lot for us in kinshasa. now the new york times is reporting the f.b.i. opened inquiry to find out of president donald trump was secretly working on behalf of russia against u.s. interests the investigation was conducted after president trump's actions over the firing of former f.b.i. director james comey counterintelligence investigators were assigned to evaluate whether trump was a potential threat to national security they also sought to determine whether he had unintentionally been influenced by moscow the twenty two day shutdown of the u.s. government is now the longest in history with no end in sight and eight hundred thousand federal employees missing their paychecks donald trump is urging democrats to give up their weekend and vote for his five billion dollar border war with mexico he's backed away from his threat to declare and national emergency over the impasse. i'd rather not do it because this is something that congress should easily to this is

in new york he even paid for an ad denouncing the construction of a mosque near ground zero in just two years robert mercer became one of the ten most influential billionaires in politics according to the washington post's. in twenty eleven breitbart news the right wing online newspaper was in financial difficulty. mercer saw an opportunity and he invested ten million dollars in the web site. the executive chairman of breitbart was a prominent figure closely linked to trump's campaign stephen bannon. a former goldman sachs trader he became a hollywood producer in the late one nine hundred ninety s. he wanted to make films and t.v. series to promote his ultra conservative political views. mercer and bad and are very closely associated and by mercer associating himself with somebody like steve better that maybe that may be a clue it is interbred or merce's personal views. in a few much. it's a ban and made breitbart an outlet dedicated to reactionary ideas. you see that with the breitbart publications over the course of many years it was someone like bannan who just proclaims this publicl

ad. i think it shines a light on an ongoing problem.re are other ongoing problems that are kind of a reversal of the sexual rules -- sexual roles. badly.an treat men maybe they should do a reversal. host: what do you think would happen if a commercial did a commercial -- a company did a commercial on that topic? caller: i think it would go over well. women taking men's to court and destroying their lives -- women can treat men badly as well. i don't think the light should be shining on men. for this commercial, that is fine. if they come out with another commercial showing women treating men badly and showing behavior that should be changed as well, i think that would be great as well. host: to john in florida, republican what do you think about the commercial? caller: hello? host: hello. caller: what i think is women are usurping men in all aspects of life and power and it is not biblically correct. this is what the lord is allowing at the end times. host: dustin in baltimore, maryland. independent. caller: first of all, i will show my

with the west it will be an added value., i'm sorry to interrupt, but let me put to you the words of president ghani himself, interviewed by cbs television network last year. "we will not be able to support our army for six months without us support." the reporter: "did you just say that without the us support your army couldn't last six months? " president ghani: "yes, because we don't have the money." well, we have not necessarily defended — all along our history — our country with money and with donated metal. there are other values and there are other, you know, solid values in this country which we can mobilise to defend our country. probably president ghani then meant that if we were to conventionally defend the country we need the assistance of the west. i do not disagree with him that we badly need the assistance of the west, because we are on the frontline, global frontline fighting terrorism, fighting radical fanatic extremists, that is true. but to say without the west we will not be able to put up a fight for our