room preparing for the >> when athletes come up short, today cam newton made no apologies for his debbie downer attitude on sunday night. >> i have been on record to say i'm a sore loser. you show me a sore loser and i will show you a loser. . it's not a popularity contest reporter: just like he will not apologize for the dancing and end game pictures. his one-word answers and walk-off truong loads of negative reaction. >> i don't have to confront anybody else's wants for me to do. i am not that guy. i had a lot of time to go back and play everything back in my head. i am human. i never once said of his perfect. i never proclaimed i was perfect. >> i don't biggest fair. you don't know the young and personally. reporter: he's also being criticized for not going after a fumble. >> i didn't go for the fumble because the late my will legs work, it would've been kicked away. reporter: he will learn from the experience in with the team's upside chances are they will be a . >> we will be back and i mean that. i say that was so much emphasis. if i offended somebody, that is cool. joe: that school. -- t

today, cam newton made no apologies for a debbie downer attitude on sunday night. here's the moment that he took the podium as is required after the game. he mostly gave one-word answers, but, it is not what he said that a strong negative reaction. after clearly expressing his lack of interest in talking, padding through the entire three minutes, he ended the discussion by walking off. it was not the finest hour for cam newton. the man who is at the center of the controversy spoke about what >> pictures truth of the matter is i'm not trying to be this person. i said it since day one, and i know what i'm capable of. i know i'm going. i do not have to conform to anybody's else's wants for me to do. i'm not that guy. i've a lot of time to go back and play everything back. i am human. i never once said that i was perfect. >> i don't think it is fair. you don't know the man personally. there are a lot of young men like this, losing is not an easy thing. again, he really does not like to lose. >> has answers today do not really surprised me considering he has not one tim

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i don't mean to be debbie downer, but i want to make sure that at a place at the world economic forum where so many smart people are gathered we are having conversations about things that are not necessarily being discussed so broadly everywhere else. the issue here is the threat that progress poses to employment, to work, and to labor, and how we should think about those things. we've got divide a panel with us-- quite a panel with us today. on your right is andrew mcafee, he is a principal research scientist at mit and he studies how digital technologies are changing business, the economy and society. he is the co-founder on the digital economy at mit and co-author of a great book, the second machine age work progress and prosperity in a time of brilliant technologies. arty sorenson is the president and chief executive officer of h marriott international. lauren is a professor and director at the university of business. she is on the global agenda council on gender parity. another is the chief executive officer and managing director and a director general of the international labor

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today, cam newton me no apologies for his debbie downer attitude on sunday night. >> i've been on record to say i'm a sore loser. who likes to lose? show me a good loser in all show you a loser. >> just like you want apologize for the dancing and pictures, he is not conforming to what the masses deem appropriate after a loss. his one-word answers and walk off drawing loads of negative reaction. >> i don't have to conform to anybody's else's wants for me to do. i'm not that guy. i had a lot of time to go back and play everything that, and i'm human. i never once said that i was perfect. i never proclaim that i was perfect. >> i don't against her. you don't know him personally. there are a lot of young men like this. losing is not an easy thing. >> he's also been criticized for not going after a fumble late in what was then a -- game. >> i didn't dive on one fumble because of the way my leg was, it could've been -- >> whether he was wrong or not, he will learn from the >> arians cam newton will learn from the experience. there will be a next time. >> will be back. i say that with so much e

. >> anthony: you are such a debbie downer. [ laughter ] >> darren: i'm just, no i'm -- >> anthony: youere. he's a fisherman. >> darren: how far out do they go out? >> jonah: about 50 miles sometimes. >> anthony: he goes out 50 miles? >> jonah: yes. >> anthony: in the little -- >> darren: in the canoe? >> jonah: in the canoe, yes. every day. every day. >> anthony: oh, awesome. >> jonah: this is a typical dish. green leaves, eggplant, some spices, then the zebu meat. >> anthony: it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. ah, there's your veggie platter. >> darren: beautiful. >> anthony: there you go, man. >> jonah: now we have, uh, piece of a shark. he says that before 2000, more fishes but since then -- >> anthony: smaller fish? >> jonah: smaller fish and the quantity as well, smaller. >> anthony: there you go dude, oh, that's a papaya thing. >> darren: that's a papaya salad. >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah. it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. what are y

. >> reporter: debby downer signing up. >> amy: you are deena downer. >> reporter: that's right. i had a pumpkin spice latte with my daughter. i thought this tastes like pumpkin pie. when we show you how much sugars are in these examples. we're not picking on particular chains, it's everywhere. the average women should get about 6 piece teaspoons of sugar. and the guys 9. >> amy: that's not fair. >> reporter: i know. that's a whole other issue. i know. i am going to start with a white chocolate mocha. i am going to show you how much sugar this is. we'll show you the sugar equivalent of the white chocolate mocha. see all of that sugar? >> amy: john likes it. [clapping]. >> reporter: he just wants to drink the sugar. doesn't need the coffee. 16 16-teaspoons. there's no label on if. unless you go on the website and being diligent, you have no idea. this is a starbucks ven different, the 20-ounce. chai tea latte. sounds healthy. but this one is 13-teaspoons of sugar. >> amy: you're kidding? >> reporter: that's what you are drinking in your chai tea. >> amy: my gosh. dunkin, the large

it's a debbie downer, essentially says why rich nations fail and how to renew them. but for now they're all failing and very little hope of renewing them way things are going, i guess. >> there is still time, neil. you're a young man. you will get to see prosperity again. neil: time, we need to renew them now. first off on the political stuff. >> right. neil: is former president bush going to help his brother jeb enough? >> the question is, former president bush a backup quarterback to his mother, barbara bush, bringing second team of former president. look, we live in a kardashian world of politics now. and the bush family is known for its decent sir, really, starting with president george herbert walker bush and when you have got a ways being dominated by crazy bernie sanders on the left and donald trump reality star, magnate on the right, the question is, are the american people interested in hearing from folks who come from a more modest and moderately political background? and i think that -- neil: your theory is no? >> well, i don't know whether it is fear or n

. >> romona: what a debbie downer. >> mark: did they make you do this story today? >> reporter: it was pretty fascinating. not everybody has the issue but it was really interesting. >> mark: what are the signs and looking for here. >> reporter: she picked out signs you may think of. if they guard their phone and protective of their phone. of course if you have that inkling. and a pattern of times where maybe you can't reach your significant other and hopefully more people not with this problem. >> what about breaking up with the person if you think they are a cheater instead of spending >> reporter: 90% who come to her the experience usually cheating. if you go to a private investigator it is not looking good. >> mark: good luck, shanice. >> mark: it's time for a little useless trivia with me, mark nolan romona. >> romona: happy friday, mark. >> harry: i have a question. 29% of have never done this at home. >> romona: made dinner. >> mark: no. clean the toilet. >> romona: they should. i mean really. >> mark: that's just awful. >> romona: as much as you >> romona: we

. >> reporter: that debbie downer why don't you like it? >> because somebody wrote it, we rehearsed it, it's an easy way to get the audience on your side. so if it's honest, i'm great with it. if it isn't, i'm less than pp about it. >> let me ask you this question. you guys wouldn't let me. the scene when you have to go to the bathroom, you have to get out of the car and you have the camera, what's actually happening on set. is there real gun fire? >> it's not as dangerous but you have to hit your mark because there's gun fire, there's blanks being fired. there is a real explosion, there's a lot of heat and dust from that explosion. yeah, if you were a dumb dumb, you could get hurt. >> for more on my interview turn in on fox 5 tomorrow morning. i'm kevin mccarthy, fox 5 local news. >> we were all wondering if that was her husband or fellow actor on the show. somebody out there tweet us and let us know. >> let's talk about she's a funny lady. >> let's talk about the rain. >> this is a huge system as you know. it's going to spread very warm t

it's like debbie downer. >> see this is morning is next. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, february 18th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> ted cruz dares donald trump to sue him over an attack ad. we reveal the results of a new national cbs news poll. >>> google backs rival apple in its fight against the fbi over unlocking a terrorist's cell phone. >>> how about this? seven marathon on seven continents in seven days! a single mom who is the first american woman to complete this we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> this has not been a i don't think anyone is surprised that donald is threaten to sue people.

you're a debbie downer when it comes to banks and here you are backing jb morgan.go, they reported earnings in a month later, they have five million dollars extra for oil reserves. they certainly messed up there. stephanie: how is that a mess up? >> they could have been more conservative. they are ahead of the game now and were behind in their conservatism and now they are ahead with 10% reserves. you said oil is down 8% the last couple of days and that's a tough spot to be in but they are ahead of that. they have costs under control and have the foundation. they are gaining share so they -- short-term is tough and long-term is good and i think they will benefit. one headline away from this company doing good. stephanie: jamie dimon said he will buy his stock all day long and has in the last two weeks. >> absolutely it's a buy. we have not had a top rating buy since august. before that, i don't know of i ever had a top rating on jpmorgan. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small busin

. >>> a last look at your >> reporter: no debby downers. let's try to be positive pollys this morning. my brother and sister taught me that little expression. we are kicking it off with rough, dangerous surf so heads up for your beachgoers. a high-risk of rip currents and hazardous marine conditions. upper 60s near the coast, low 60s inland. don't swim today, it will be dangerous. upper 70s, pleasant sunshine, warmer next week with a better chance of storms. vanessa? >>> a traffic alert this morning. 836 westbound at 27th avenue, now you can hear me, a crash blocking the right lane on the westbound drive. a live shot of 395, it is going to be a lot of anticipation, there it is. 395 westbound. lucky you, you live in south florida. >> favorite slot of the week by far. >>> have a good captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, february 19th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> donald trump fires back at the pope on immigration and faith. a new poll shows his lead narrowing in south carolina. >>> breaking news. american war p

. >> if it's honest >> leak a debbie downer episode with lindsay low man when they all broke. >> why. >> somebody wrote it and rehearsed it and it's easy toy good get audience on your i'd. if i'm honest i'm okay with ited. >> let me ask you guys this question. the scene you have to go to the bathroom and you have the camera what's apping onset is there fun fire it's not -- it is taivrping russ. >> not as dangerous. there's lavrpingz. >> there's a loft heat and dust from the explosion. if you were a dumb, dumb you could get hurt. thank if youleally we were okay. >> whisky tango fox trat she played in the movie as a reporter in 2003 and 200 she fills explosions going on and the movie opens mar 4. joe biden was there and senator john kery. hearing him talk about actors breaking i think it's funny when they break snl and i understand what they're saying. they work on it all week how do they know not? >> i like that they appreciate the artist too from that side. because his job is to make sure the show goes off without a hitch. i like that you have to trust the process and you don't know

. >> was the debbie downer commercially bad move? >> i can't even remember that one anymore but this is the year. last year was a little serious. it cycles. this year, it's humor. i would i think you can do well if you have an animal that talks in a commercial.>> animals seem to be popular. >> horses, marmots, sheep. >> thank you so much. also, the art director for rolling stone at one point. >> i forgot about that. that was so long ago. >> we are going to keep talking commercials as we leave you with a peek at radio row. so many people out there at the nfl experience. >>> welcome back. we are live at super bowl city is we have all week. these next two days are going to change. >> pampered bronco fans coming to town. one of the hot spots is a little place called radio row. scott reiss has been up and down, back and forth all radio row. what have you been finding?>> reporter: hotspot is an appropriate term. for a sportscaster it's like being invited to the cool kids party but it's in a warehouse in last for five days. or if you have s

. >> come on, debbie downer. >>> if you love the theater you're probably boiling over %- with excitement now after the big announcement last night from the denver center of performing arts. we know the lineup for the up coming seaaon. >> always an exciting ttme of year. this year you went back to the classics, didn't you? >> well, we have a good blend, i think, mitch, actually. we have some great revivals that people love, such as phantom of the opera and cabaret. we also have really great new inventive shows, including the the curious incident of the dog in the night time, which really amazingly new, e motive, creative shoos that i think really reflect what's going on in broadway today. >> we're looking at video from the shows from this past year. i got to ask you about frozen, this is going to be so huge, don't you think? denver audiences will be the first not only in the country, but technically in the world to get to see this much anticipated production on stage. >> very nice. how do you go about choosing which shows?? many people i'm sure that would love to be here and have their pr

it's not like you need to be like the debbie downer, this is not good for kids. watch it and enjoy it if you like the red carpet. but you know what, you can also teach your kids a little bit of media criticism as you're watching. >> so you have some talking points for us. let's start with entertainment in marketing value when it comes to turn it op. it's an hours long event. what about to entertainment in marketing value? >> this is a different type of show than kids watch, than any other show that kids watch. it's really about promotion and publicity. you can teach your kids that. you can say, what is the show about? what impressions do you have after watching the show? you can ask those questions to dig a little deeper about the purpose. you can say, who benefits from appearing on this? >> what about when they're wearing a certain dress? this is made by so-and-so. >> exactly. there's no other shows the kids watch like that. diamonds are beautiful, butt kind of celebrates superficial values. and that's what we want to help our kids realize they're watching. >> w

. >> like debbie downer episoderpo with lindsay lohan when they ala broke. the acts break? break? >> because somebody wrote it.omb were herred it. itwe has -- it's an easy way toy get the audience on your side. s so if it's honest, i'm great with it it. i if it isn't, um, i'm less thanst happy about it. >> let me ask you this question you guys wouldn't let me.n't me. now i want to know the sceneo sc when you have to go to the h g bathroom and you get out of thet car you have the camera, what'ss actually happening onset? isns there real gunfire? how -- iow at all? >> i mean, it's not as dangerous, but yeah, you have te hit your mark and stuff becausec there's gunfire. there's blanks being fired. it's very loud.it's there's real explosion.al there's a lot of heat and dusttu from that explosion.xpsi yeah, if you were a dumb dumb d you can get hurt. but thankfully we were okay. >> person standing next to tinai fey was the screen writer of the film and back to lauren michaels on the breaking thing that bak episode of debbie downer if youy haven't seen it lindsay

debbie downer here. sorry. see we will have an update on our traffic in just a few. 62 winds out of the north- northeast at about 5 miles per hour. they are in the 50s and 60s with a nice start to the day. it is pretty mild, usually we are in the low 50s for this time of year. 62 orlando, 62 kissimmee, checking in at 63. there is the satellite and radar picture again mainly dry outside this morning. of the moisture down to the south but with that feeding into south florida we see some of those high clouds that have been moving in. a good day i had, very stray a very straight chance of a shower. most of us stay dry. the villages, warmer day 73 by noon, and then 76 by the time we had about 2 p.m. here is future track through the afternoon, just rolling through that timeframe by 3 o'clock to see we are still looking good. patches of clouds every now and then. a little bit of green trying to pop up we could see a stray shower again finding us but not a ton. we have changes for the week this is late on our we

imi'm not trying to be debbie downer, but the weather is making headlines this morning, a winter storm warning was just issued half an hour ago for the tennessee border counties an northern jabbed. >>holly: swain county joined mitchell and avery counties for closing. the latest closings to are at wlos.com. >>ingrid: you can see the western zones are seeing light snow fall across the region and, yes, indeed, the winter storm warning is now in effect. a couple of inches possible through tuesday morning for the high elevations within the county. what about buncombe county? we are under a winter weather advisory. so the upper elevations going to see a decent amount of snow. we will talk more about that specifically in my full forecast. but right now, it's in the 20s, staying by the 30s, but lunchtime warming above the freezing mark to 40 degrees. so that's where we will see the rain/snow mix. coming up in the full forecast we will talk about how much more snow will fall over the next three days. the morning comiewlt with jaclyn. good morning. >>jaclyn: good morning, ingrid and good morning

. >> debbie downer episode withith lindsay lohan when they broke..t it's an easy way toa get the audience on your side. d if it's honest i'm great with it. if it's interest i'm less thansm happy about it. >> let me ask you this questiont you wouldn't let me.you now i want to know the scenet te when you have to go to theouhe bathroom and you get out of thef car you have the camera, what's' actually happening onset, isnse there real gunfire, how does --e is that dangerous for you at a all?al >> i mean it's not as dangerouse but, yeah, you have to hit yourt mark and stuff because there'sst gunfire. there's blanks being fired, it'd very loud. ry lou there's real explosion.lo there's lot of heat and dustand from that explosion.xplo yeah, if you were a dumb dumb you can get hurt. but thankfully we were okay. >> the movie opens up on marc march 4th called whiskey tango fox trost. that episode of snl where jimmyy fallon and lindsay low manayow breaking the debbie downer i'llr post it on my facebook page it g was funny. breaking all the time. all t >> still d

you know, don't want to be a debbie downer. sunshine from start to finish. the stroll home is 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. 59 yesterday. 48 today. lots of sun, but then warmer but it's windy and wet on your wednesday, as well. i got a question. how much do ukuleles cost? you can get it for 30 bucks. it's a great investment. she's looking at the traffic blues. >> the blues is right. it's on the radio this morning in east orange. there's an accident blocking two lanes on the southbound side of the garden state parkway. it's at exit 147. delays back to 148. if you stick with route 21 and avoid the traffic, it's going to be a smoother ride. in new brunswick, a crash there at franklin boulevard. in new jersey, a water main break, all lanes are blocked, 2 to lanes are blocked southbound. citywide and remember to be safe. do not text and drive. >> alex, thank you. >>> researchers say they found gender deformed fish in new jersey waterways. the u.s. geological survey found a male small mouth bass in sussex county. they all had female organs. one carried an egg.

debbie downer, here we go. 59th street bridge accident lower level going into queens. we also have the ongoing accident investigation west springfield road to springfield avenue. ongoing accident investigation all lanes are closed down as you go through that spot. subway services running on or close to schedule. then we have this problem in randolph, sussex turnpike. all lanes are closed as you go through that spot. george washington bridge inbound lower level has been reopened. you can see everybody's just going right across the span without any major problems. upper level is doing okay as well. minor delays, george washington bridge getting into the tolls. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. ken and lori, over to you. >> all right, heather. thank you. >>> still ahead, pope francis wraps up his trip to mexico with an important message to governments across the globe. what the pope wants world leaders to consider more closely. >>> plus, a plane maker wants to make more room for your >>> it's 5:19. welcome back. pope francis will be back home to rome. bef

democrats don't want to be the debbie downer. >> i was looking at some of the exit polls that have come early. to the early question, are you voting for november or right now. only 21% are saying that they're most concerned about electability, so that means 80% are concerned about, cares about the issues, people like me and other things and that's what we're hearing on the ground when we talk to people -- >> you know the phrase nbc, it used to be new democratic coalition. we all loved it, but the joke on them was november doesn't count. all they want to do is win primaries because it made them feel great and they go back to horrible defeat to george mcgovern. horrible. mcgovern carried, what, d.c. and massachusetts. >> and i think there's this inevitability factor that works against clinton in some ways and even people who are supporting bernie sanders think she's going to end up to be the nominee and want to move her to the left and ho move her -- >> it's possible they are already doing that. i look at hillary clinton who really wants to win, she's willing to adopt an awful lot of the

you are the debbie downer when it comes to banks, but you are singing their praises., they had $5 million extra for oil reserves. they certainly messed up there. stephanie: how is that a mess up? were behind in their conservatism and now they are ahead. i heard you earlier say that oil is down 8% the last couple of days. that is a tough spot to be in. now they are ahead of that, they have call center control, they have the foundation. manydid say long-term times yesterday. short-term is tough, long-term is good. from thisne away company doing better, whether that is oil, stocks, or capital markets. stephanie: when jamie dimon says that he will be buying his stocks all week long, you agree? >> absolutely. we have had a top rating by since august. before that, i'm not sure i ever had a top rating on a jamie dimon company. let's head over to the markets desk where julie hyman is looking at the auto companies today. julie: ford and gm are falling today. to do with a call from an influential auto analyst at morgan stanley. he says the automaker's profits are more at risk u

i didn't mean to be debby downer, but this is a challenge.ate, not the debate. >> first of all, echo ron reagan's compliments to you. i thought it was very substantive conversation. he said he's thinking as outside the beltway. he's been inside the beltway in congress for 26 years. i don't believe he's ever seen demonstrated to him that some kind of outside force can swell up and force congress to do what it doesn't want to do. that's whether the people are democrats or republicans. for the president to get through the affordable care act, even with democrats there in the majority, they had to use all sorts of parliamentary maneuvers just to get it through the senate. you can't even guarantee if he got 60 democrat, all 60 them, if some are from red states or the rough belt will want to pass taç increases. it's very difficult. he should know that. >> i think -- i really do think we have learned some things from your dad's administration and so many of these administrations. for the president to get anything through, he must get it down in the

sorry to be the debbie downer here but at the end of the day, going to applaud 1% gdp, 1.4%.ve said this before, welcome to america where mediocre is the new excelling. what is happening around the world, it is all about the growth, we are not seeing it come through. we don't have any good news. stuart: let me get to the base line. this is surely the price of oil, opec's president says the output freeze would work and it could drive prices back to $50 a barrel. what is the latest on this? jo lin: this is the president of opec, saying it will work, in an exclusive interview with cnn he says the 50,000 barrels of the market but remember the real context of this interview. iran called it a total joke, saudi arabia making it known they are not ready to do any cuts and with the market reliant on where oil prices are is this something that can be possible? stuart: talking got his own book. >> the opposite? stuart: how could he say the opposite? throwing cold water on that. jo lin: important to be skeptical because the others are not necessarily joining it. stuart: after three minut

but they are investing -- a $9 billion technology budget, $3 billion -- stephanie: you are the debbie downerre you are backing jpmorgan more than jamie dimon is. mike: they messed up. a month ago they reported earnings now month later they have $500 million extra for oil loss -- oil reserves. as far as -- stephanie: how is that a mess up? mike: they could have been more conservative. i think they are ahead of the game. 10% reserves against the oil loans. i heard you say oil is down the last 8% the last couple of days. that is a tough spot to be in. the are ahead of that. they have costs under control. they are gaining share. they did say long-term many times yesterday. short-term is tough, long-term is good. i think they will benefit. one headline away from this company doing a lot better whether that is oil rates, stocks, or capital. stephanie: jamie dimon said he is going to buy his stock all day long. you agree with him that it is a by? mike: we have not had our top august.uy since before that, i'm not sure i apprehend the top rating on the jamie dimon company. matt: i wanted to show mike