. >> media mogul barry diller speaks out about his controversial new venture.at this morning's early movers. ♪ when your chain of supply goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, that's logistics. ♪ >>> playing the "magnificent 7" in honor of "mad money." >> steve mcqueen. we look so much alike. there is another guy, yul brenner -- not really. >> last time intraday on the s&p, june 6, 2008. >> the economy was just going bad. it was one of the greatest shorts of all time. now the economy is just going good. i like the set-up now versus then. that was when we were being led by machinery. led by mosaic, led by potash. talk about the worst leadership imaginable. it was the inflation move of the day. now what's leading us? the banks. the banks that didn't make the stress test are doing okay, too. >> year-to-date, tech and financials basically tied in terms of leaders

in the words of phyllis diller, a smile is what sets everything straight.here's a closer look at the science of smiling and why it might make you live longer >> flex the muscles at both ends of your mouth and smile. >> a joke >> my dog >> the bonus check i got >> you know how it makes you feel >> very joyful, i feel very happy that i can smile >> it makes me want to do more of it >> i feel happy >> the simple act of smiling is deceptively complex >> psychology and sociology and went all the way to biology and neuroscience >> in a new book he explores the science of smiling and says why we naturally smile when we feel good, the simple act actually makes us feel better >> it activates the reward area in the frontal lobe of the brain that makes us feel good >> is like a drug releasing endorphins, it natural painkillers, and serotonin. it is a national back in suv the body. it relieves stress, boosts your immune system, with soar face and make you look younger. he says it is a fun way to live longer so pay it forward >> it is very easy to do, it helps not only

the moderate diller despind winning just over 20% of the vote.lard and mckenna split the modern upstate vote down the middle. look at the map. brady won most of the state's rural counties including 30 and 40-point victories in places like mclean county. bloomington, illinois. macon county. those counties are key for rick santorum tonight. already has an uphill battle. he map regret one. 13th district. one he could carry but have no delegates there. cut through the middle of the state stretching from the st. louis suburbs northeast to decatur and champaign, nirvana. asked santorum monday whether his lack of organization in illinois speaks to a larger problem four his campaign. >> for an organization that was purely volunteers we were in illinois, ohio and virginia, i mean, harder for us. but the idea that that's reflective of -- it's amazing we're on the ballots we are given how difficult these rules are from state to state and how different they are. >> turning back to the 2010 map, the two moderates, again, think of them as the romney-type, spli

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but this isn't something we need now so far russia kazakstan and diller's are what capable of making agreements. on our own behalf but with a list of eurasian economic union is an economic organization whereas agreements are political military and so want and we agreed that should we decide that we need the eurasian economic union to negotiate on behalf of our three states we wouldn't grant this authority to national and we have done so on three matters could it go therefore we spoke against this regulation. but really we didn't adopt this draft agreement we didn't sign it why. because kazakhstan spoke strongly against economic union but now it's up to you to resolve to go who was for it and who was against there was a certain logic in the fact that ca's a stun objected to a proposal made by russians and the russians who shared a common mind on signing the agreement. we said yes we should sign the agreement on the union they replied we shouldn't speed up the spruces you know that since we have already agreed to start the union in twenty fifteen let's stick to twenty fifteen days and

. >> there is a judge just ruled a suspected diller is not mentally competent to stand trial in the deatha berkeley homeowner saying the 23-year-old beat the 67-year-old to death last month outside of his home in the berkeley hills, the family claims he suffers from exits fren yachl the case received national attention after reports police failed to respond to the nonemergency calls for finding out about trespassing. officers were tied up dealing with a demonstration at the time. officer arrived minutes after his wife called 911 to stay he was being attacked. >> ask officials at santa reesea jail say they cannot afford to have power outages and that it could mean he'll never have one again. and there is more on the new, green jail. laura? >> this project has wide spread applications for hospitals and other facilities that must be up and running 24 hours per day. and there is twisted barbed wire there is a smart grid. a system linking three separate green energy sources into one. >> there is now capability to aisle itself off the main utility grid and generate and store it's own energy. >>

that is just going to be killer-diller ratings. >> crazy, yeah. would be a good break? >> i think that if i was would ever going to do one of those shows, i would do "the voice." >> jimmy: and why is that? because you get to get coached? >> well, i really trust the people that are doing the coaching. i mean, i can't -- >> jimmy: that's you. >> i'm me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you trust yourself. >> i trust myself. i do, i trust myself. i believe in myself. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but also, you know, i love everybody else on my show. it's a great vibe, and everyone's a singer, and everyone's a great singer at that. so, i just kind of accept it. >> jimmy: the rumor is that -- this season -- you know, last year, you did a big medley together with christina and cee lo. and this year, there's a rumor going around that you guys are going to be doing a prince medley. >> and the rumor is true, my friend. >> jimmy: are you really? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, prince. thank you, prince for -- he never clears anything. >> jimmy: he really doesn't. >>

. >> rose: what do you think of this new development that barry diller has announced. >> it's fascinating. this is aero. >> rose: explain what it does. >> it has these tiny antennas. >> rose: the size of a quarter. >> about the size of a quarter. and it stakes free to air broadcast signals on a personal antenna and it offers them over the internet to consumers for a fee. i think $15 or $13 a month or something like that. it's fascinating on an act demonstrate you can level because it's the definition of innovation and technology and disruption. i think there's a mine fold there for sure. >> rose: a legal mine field among other things. >> there's going to be a lot of -- >> rose: they would argue they vetted that before they did it. people who are in the business in the network business would argue that well they see nothing yet. >> for sure. but again as an observer of it i'm fatal naiftd because it just shows the relent list inventiveness over the world and that's what makes us better as a society just thinking the world could be better here and i'm just going to not stop. >> rose: we hav

. >> reporter: psychologist vivian diller says they have been reacting to the baby boomer's movement>> we saw things changing when beauty became homogenized and women said they don't want to look like over lly puffed up frozen faces. >> reporter: it's not just advertiser. hollywood is seeing a movement toward the authenticity of aging. >> now we are seeing beauty that's more appropriate for one's age. they are not trying to look younger. they're trying to look the best they can for their age. >> reporter: even if that means embracing a wrinkle or two. >> i think it's pitiful that people lie about their age. what's wrong with getting older? if you're lucky enough to get old you should celebrate it. >> reporter: maybe you, too, could be a beauty icon at 90. >> m.a.c.'s iris apfel collection hit stores in january and sold out in days. hopefully iris is inspiring women all over the world to be their own beauty icon. ann? >> valerie ramsey is 72 years old and a model and the author of "gracefully, looking and being your best at any age." donny deutsch is the chairman of the advertising co