ebay, amazon and underarmor, what do they have in common? they use the channel adviser, after rising over 30 percent since reporting last week, could there be more in store for the stock or should you shop around? stay tuned for cramer's one on one, all coming up on "mad money." >> you know i like to talk about game changers on this show. normally when i use that term, i'm talking about a product so revolutionary, it can change the way the entire industry does business. you catch that stock, you can make a bundle. tonight i want to think bigger. i want to tell you about a company that's literally transforming societies at a fundamental level all over the developing world. that's right. it's time to talk about the tupperware revolution. you might think they have nifty containers, kitchen products, personal care products get sold by millions of distributors across the globe. the emerging market, tupperware is about more than just containers that will keep your food fresh. it's a way for people, particularly women, to earn some additional incom

>> how are you going to get that by selling it on ebay? >> i like to add -- >> how do you get that by selling it on ebay? >> nicole -- nicole, just curious. a lot of people for a lot of people they'll say, look, may i get $10,s 20ds if i went through the hassle of going through ebay and trying to find somebody else to pay me that. frankly, i don't have the time. rather walk into an apple store and take the convenience factor. in your experience, how much is the convenience factor worth? >> i think it's worth a lot and i think that it's not just to look at just what somebody's going to give you on your trade-in price. it's also looking at the whole deal in its entirety. you want to really look at not just what you're getting as a trade-in on your car. you want to look at the dealer and say, you know, how much can you give me off on the other side of the deal? right? because it's the other side of the deal. so you're not just looking at focusing in on just your trade. that's a big mistake. on a consumer's part. you really want to look entire

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you sell it to ebay, and it is very successful acquisition for ebay. and most of you left there was like boom, explosion out there of. >> uh-huh. >> rose: was the drive at that time to create companies and make a lot of money or simply create successful companies, the sheer i can do it? >> there was a lot of that. i think it is untrue to claim that we never counted any dollars. not at all. i think as a capitalist it's irresponsible. >> it wasn't we want to go out, maybe it wasment you want to buy yachts and planes and 17 homes and fancy jewelry and clothes. >> no, no. i don't think any one of us ever measured our success in terms of the number of yachts or more possessions question possibly have. i think 2 was all about making an impact and leveraging the success in to bigger, better things. primarily in the form of other companies. >> rose: so you sell pay pal and you leave. this should be the best time of your life. >> it was the worst time of my life. >> rose: why? >> i had spent so much time generally very stressed but very happy working very hard

>> so in a way, amazon is never going to help their customers sell on ebay. never going to help their customers sell on ebay, amazon, et cetera. by being neutral, we provide a solution that others won't do. >> china, google, no google, china doesn't want google, google doesn't want china. this is in china, are you able to take advantage of google's problems with china? >> not specifically. but what we are taking advantage of, i'm an entrepreneur, so this is funny. which started to get calls from china wanting toules our software. >> from what, little businesses? >> mostly manufacturers, like a light in the box, for example. they would say, we want to use your software. we would say, it's not chinese or mandarin or cantonese. we don't care. we krks our folks speak english. we want to export. we like that you support the u.s. marketplaces, europe and australia. so they're using our software to export out of china into these channels. >> why is this more effective than keyware? >> keyware is one of the things they do. with key words you have to set up a website,

and should ebay be watching this? >> we did.moved off of ebay completely and never went back. it was such an easy way to be exactly where they were. and different things like that we were able to go discussing where they were where they wanted it, and very frictional this purchase. charles: and also the built-in sales force, see it on facebook and they buy it and coast powerful messages. >> they love to share their children's pictures. and escalated from day one, or children meeting faubus for the first time worldwide one family went to china to adopt her daughter and wore nothing else and it posted the journey. and bond was so tight, and close the afterthought. charles: now you are starting to grow, you have grown beyond facebook and attracting big names. where do you go from here and are you intimidated by the next step and will this be a big one? >> will be a big one but it is very exciting and not intimidating in any way. we are so excited to be on the forefront of this social media and shopping and understanding how much th

you sell it to ebay, and it is very successful acquisition for ebay. and most of you left there was like boom, explosion out there of. >> uh-huh. >> rose: was the drive at that time to create companies and make a lot of money or simply create successful companies, the sheer i can do it? >> there was a lot of that. i think it is untrue to claim that we never counted any dollars. not at all. i think as a capitalist it's irresponsible. >> it wasn't we want to go out, maybe it wasment you want to buy yachts and planes and 17 homes and fancy jewelry and clothes. >> no, no. i don't think any one of us ever measured our success in terms of the number of yachts or more possessions question possibly have. i think 2 was all about making an impact and leveraging the success in to bigger, better things. primarily in the form of other companies. >> rose: so you sell pay pal and you leave. this should be the best time of your life. >> it was the worst time of my life. >> rose: why? >> i had spent so much time generally very stressed but very happy working very hard

the feature had been seen as a threat to companies like ebay and amazon.acebook will still sell virtual gifts like gift cards. >> darn, jackie, i was going to send you a cup of coffee this morning. >> thank you. >> at least the intention was there. >> cream and sugar, too. >>> thanks a lot, jackie. heavy rains from tropical storm ivo continue pounding the southwest. in las vegas out in the middle of the desert, that downpour causing flash flooding. drivers stuck and stalled on the roads left under all that water. a flash flood watch also in effect in cities across southern california, especially a lot of h2o in those areas hit by recent wildfires. the rain is expected to last several more days. >>> want to check our forecast locally with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, laura and jon, good morning to you at home. happy monday. a live look here starting with the golden gate bridge which you can actually see for the time being. it will not be the case all morning long. we are going to see that fog settle in. right now we do have pretty

. >> like ebay, where there's this realtime list. >> is there bidding on the answer? >> they bid with their time. they're racing to be the first one to answer you. and that's how it works. they're waiting for a new question to come in. they've changed their hours, some work the night shift, some work the day shift and they're finding the opportunity to get the most questions. >> let me ask this question without hurting your feelings. you did $100 million in revenue i think i read somewhere. i never heard of you, until you and i talked. and yet you've got these people making $100,000 or more a year. >> yeah. >> is it that you just are not advertising, or i just had no dishwasher questions? where is it that i did not hear of pearl.com? i understand you've changed your name. even the concept, i was not aware of it. >> we're one of the best-kept secrets in silicon valley. one of the reasons is we didn't raise money until recently. many people raise money and talk about it, pr, get in a tech crunch and these kinds of things. we didn't raise money until quite recently. we w

. >>> also, ebay reporting products that will rival paypal of ebay. the new service will let shoppers make purchases with their facebook log-in information. there's ebay down 1.80, as you see, at 54.23. at 36.26, down 1%. josh lipton with a market update. >> tyler, it's 13 at the season. money managers tell us what they've been buying and selling. two names where berkshire really slashed its exposure of kraft foods. also, mondelez where rates are cut for the snackmaker. dish network reported a new amount there of 550,000 shares. also like the look of general motors. increased by 64%. berkshire also increased and fargo by 1.1%. coca-cola unchanged. tyler, back to you. >> thanks, josh lipton. more markets after the break. this is a very busy, maybe pivotal day. what's behind the better stocks we've had in two months. could it be an opportunity to get behind the red arrows. >>> plus a rash of burglaries at the apartment building that how'ses ma houses many of the rich and famous. michael buble lives there. we'll explain when we return. before their gift

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paypal created you guys, sell it to ebay and it's a very successful acquisition for ebay and most of you left. there was like, boom, explosion out of there. >> uh-huh. >> rose: was the drive at that time to create companies and make a lot of money? or simply create successful companies? the here is "i can do it." >> there's a lot of that. i think it is untrue to claim that we never counted any dollars. not at all. i think as a capitalist -- >> rose: it wasn't to go out -- well, maybe it was. tell me, you wanted to buy yachts and planes and 17 homes and fancy jewelry and clothes. >> no, i don't think any one of us ever measured our success in terms of the number yachts. i think it was all about making an impact and leveraging the success into bigger better things. >> rose: so you sell paypal and you leave. this should be the best time of your life! >> it was the worst time of my life. >> ros why? >> i had spent so much time being very stressed and working very hard that the vacuum of not having to work, not having the drive -- i was always overbooked there was 10 hours to do 20 hours

i really like what ebay is doing, particularly with paypall.ome of the professors said that banks have no answer. they don't know how to overcome that trusted payment system. that is a huge competitive advantage for them. companies, the technology companies that are at the intersection of financial services are really expected to do well in the coming months. even apple has actually come back alive here of the last couple of weeks. technology is a fantastic place to place bets right now for the coming quarter. david: there is one thing they you have pointed out that is fascinating to me at any rate. capital outlays of companies just have not been keeping up with their forward earnings and all which means that if the earnings continue to grow from these corporations they will have to spend money on more things, and that would directly benefit the tech sector, would it not? >> business investment is heavily tech oriented which is one of the reasons i like it. all-pro cyclical. almost anything in the cyclical area will benefit greatly from that bu

but it was the top bid for this according to a listing on ebay.his used to be a 1996 ford fiesta lx. so the ad includes a number of shots of the car from different angles describing the vehicle as an up finished restoration that need as few odds and independents to bring to mint show condition. and just before the ad went down this weekend, the top bid was almost a quarter million dollars. so new ferrari, crushed ford fiesta. despite some of the reports we've read, we really can't believe that was real. but stranger things have happened. like dozens of bags of doritos handed out by police at the hemp fest this weekend showed up on ebay with starting bids of 50 bucks. people, it's a bag of doritos. and lots of them are selling for more than that. on some level sadly there is always is sucker somewhere. if you put something up for auction, someone somewhere will buy it. still to come, the olympic blade run their shot and killed his girlfriend ib dndicted. plus lindsay lohan talked about addiction with oprah winfrey last night. but a rehab center had

deal for posting phony bar codes on lego stores then buying them at a discount then selling toys on ebay he used to be vice president of the palto alto software firm. prosecuters sate scheme was labor intensive and barely lucrative, only netted $350. his attorney said he wasn't interested in bilking target but gathering information on how bar code stanning -- scanning system work autos saturday's power ball jackpot? $300 million, nobody won yesterday. wednesday that, is so now $290 million and going to continue to grow until tomorrow night. a lump sum payment would be more than $172 million. >> we can get by on that. the nasa curiosity rover rolling towards it's first anniversary on mars. and then then, revealing koit have supported life. nasa officials say it's the first step in reaching the goal of sending people to mars by maybe 20 30s. since on mars it's driven only a mile across the planet. firing 75,000 laser shots. incredible. >> watch abc live stream in the bay area. >> abc is the first broadcast network to bring you local news and abctv shows. >> you never have to miss a minute

he is elon musk who cofounded paypal which he later sold to ebay.he also cofounded the electric car maker tesla motors, which is giving conventional automakers a run for their money. and his company spacex built the spacecraft dragon and successfully sent it to the international space station. musk, age 42, is accustomed to thinking big and that has helped make him a billionaire. dozens of spacex engineers are working on the hyperloop which may transport passengers faster than any airliner. the hyperloop could transport passengers from los angeles to san francisco in a breathtaking 32 minutes. it could run parallel to the interstate highway. >> we need a transportation system that does not require petroleum to operate. that could be his idea. but he has to prove it. >> musk is a futuristic entrepreneur and more ways than one. his door is open for outside ideas. he calls for collaboration on his website. hyperloop is an open source program. it may seem like science fiction, but must points to his other innovative projects, all of which have been succ

he is elon musk who cofounded paypal which he later sold to ebay.he also cofounded the electric car maker tesla motors, which is giving conventional automakers a run for their money. and his company spacex built the spacecraft dragon and successfully sent it to the international space station. musk, age 42, is accustomed to thinking big and that has helped make him a billionaire. dozens of spacex engineers are working on the hyperloop which may transport passengers faster than any airliner. the hyperloop could transport passengers from los angeles to san francisco in a breathtaking 32 minutes. it could run parallel to the interstate highway. >> we need a transportation system that does not require petroleum to operate. that could be his idea. but he has to prove it. >> musk is a futuristic entrepreneur and more ways than one. his door is open for outside ideas. he calls for collaboration on his website. hyperloop is an open source program. it may seem like science fiction, but must points to his other innovative projects, all of which have been succ

this was a feature that had been seen as a threat to ebay and also amazon. facebook, of course, will still sell virtual gifts like gift cards. >>> and subway, a new sandwich option coming out. they'll start offering garlic bread rolls next month after testing them in several cities. it's a limited time offer but could be added to the permanent menu. richard? >> maybe they should also consider breath mints. >>> take a look at this picture. what will smith and his family were reacting to at this moment during last night's mtv awards. >>> plus, all your sports highlights next. >>> now let's get the latest in sports for you. first stop, the mtv video music awards where jason collins, the first openly gay nba player spoke. his grandmother worried he'd face the same prejudice she did growing up in the segregated south. >> but i knew that hating someone for their sexual orientation is the same thing as hating them for the color of their skin. >> now to the nfl preseason, vikings/49ers. hawkins returning a 105-yard punt for a touchdown. he gets the flag, though, for

a growing list of companies including ebay and marriott have told analysts to lower their expectations for the coming qrts. >>> take a look at who rang the opening bell. there you see him, ashton kutcher is promoting his latest movie "jobs." in which he plays the role of steve jobs. meanwhile, apple is offering a discount on its chargers for the next two months. the effort is to replace third- party charges after a chinese woman allegedly electrocuted herself while using one last month. the chargers cost $10. customers must bring in their apple device along with their third party charger which will be thrown off. the offer starts next friday and runs until october 18th. >>> the san francisco spca a expanding the hours to serve the public seven days a week. the nonprofit previously operated tuesday through sunday. it's adoption center is open on mondays. the change was made to help bridge a gap in animal services. last week the budget forced the animal department to close on sundays and months. >>> protesters trying to save the post office in downtown berkeley are still camped. warning

i am so embarrassed just sole piece gift we got on ebay. we did. we did. it was you know then put money towards something that we use all of time we think about that person all of the time but, i will never say what it was! >> i am turning red! >> it is okay! it is okay! >> it has been 10 years. i bet whoever you gave that gift glad you put to good use. even if it was sell it. you got do what you go to do and i got several piece fruit cake sufficient you are talking about. i really lover it. today, would had kind of mixed back out there. here dc not feel like august day we had lot of clouds. we had some very light rain and that's certainly did a number on our temperatures. only coming in low and mid 70s good 10 to 15 degrees for many areas below average in and on a in some cases, more than that. average 87 degrees. but, heat coming back temperatures above average as matter of fact. are in forecast tore later this week. but not tomorrow. and maybe that's good thing since so many kids are going back to school continue including in win chester remember vir. c

who report getting paid only $1 but are actually compensated much more handsomely: meg whitman at ebay. she took home more than $15 million. carl icahn actually made closer to $150,000, and larry ellison of oracle made more than $96 million when you add in bonuses and perks. an investigation into price fixing of a baby formula is coming to a close. mead johnson nutrition company will pay $33 million for its alleged anti- competitive behavior in china. infant formula from the u.s. and other countries is highly valuable in china ever since tainted baby food showed up on the chinese market in 2008. would you buy a monet or renoir from amazon.com? the online retailer is betting you would, listing more than 40,000 works of fine art, some with price tags above $1 million. there are other works from other artists with prices in the $25 to $100 range. coach passengers on jetblue are going to have a tight squeeze soon. the airline is shuffling around its seats to make more room for beds that lie flat in its first class cabin. coach passengers will lose an inch of legroom. jetblue is attempting

you might see that on ebay in a few years as this movie becomes a classic. but i really wanted to go see this because i wanted to experience it with people. the studio's nice, they send me these screeners, but i wanted to go sit and watch this thing, so i did last weekend when it opened. that was one of the most powerful scenes in the entire movie, in part i think because even though people know the story, the top line of the story of what rickey did and what robinson did, the rationale for why he did it, that scene was so powerful to me. >> well, i think he had a combination of motives. he was a very religious man, devout methodist, and i think he had a number of motivations besides the ethical and moral feelings that he had, and i'm not so sure it had a lot to do with race, because he grew up in a context where there was race prejudice. but as well, he was a baseball businessman, and he wanted access to the rich pool of talent that were in the negro leagues, and robinson, as he said in the film, was only the first. very quickly, others were signed from the

that feature had been seen as a bit of a threat to ebay and onlyson.ling virtual gifts like gift cards. >>> subway has a new sandwich option. the chain is going to start offering garlic bread rolls after testing them in several cities. it's a limited time offer, but could be added to the permanent menu. i don't know. a little early to start talking about garlic bread rolls. >> maybe if they sold it alongside gum or mints it might work. >>> members of the g-20 leaders will meet in early september to discuss reforms for what's known as shadow banking, a $60 trillion sector. washington monthly is out with the raefting of best colleges. three university of california make that list along with texas a&m and case western. gas prices down 20 cents since this time last year. >>> do airlines need a second cockpit door. when a pilot opens the main door to use a restroom, the cockpit becomes vulnerable. the airlines say it would cost millions of dollars to implement. >>> general motors is back in the super bowl a year after gm passed on advising, the company will

you'll see on ebay. it's in washington. we borrowed it -- it's not the nix sob -- nixon library. >> host: after all the 49 interviews total of what? >> guest: 350 hours. >> host: this -- why aren't you writing a book about this? >> guest: i wasn't doing for that reason. >> host: but you could. >> guest: i know. but -- listen. >> host: anybody can get them. and write a book. >> guest: of course they can. that was the point. i thought it was really important to create this archive. i wanted to show that you can use the power of government to create multimedia age free video. and there's no hidden agenda. other than the fact i wanted to create it. and i was alone and had real supportive. that was my goal to write a book. and the beauty is -- we touch on all kinds of subjects. we are telling you were there a couple of things that i focused on. obviously watergate was a nefng affair. -- domestic affair. it was poorly understood. i raised money. see, at a certain point the nixon foundation didn't want to pay for them anymore. a g

. >> i heard someone selling it on ebay, too. collecters actual. if your kids are on summer vacation you could take them to the jelly belly factory in fairfield. the visitors center predicts they will welcome the 5 the million visit dead and when they come if for a tour we they get a collection of gifts, the candy was a favorite of the late ronald reagan and the visitors center has the portrait of him and those of other historic figures. >> customer six million, that is a lost fans. >> when you go you can get a tasting for free. all the flavors in the world the. >> a tasting? like wine country. >> all right. >> the best story is you know when they tried to make sausage pizza it was the jelly belly and the first run was called "vomit," because it tasted bad. >> is that a harry potter flavor. >> it was something like that. sutro tower looking at san francisco one to six degrees cooler today compared to yesterday because the sea breeze is a little bit stronger. we will look at the forecast open this friday, where are you going? the central valley? mid

the online retailer faces competition from ebay wal-mart and others. working hard to make sure they can get products to customers quickly. the spent nearly $14 billion on 15 facilities in just the past three years. amazon launched back in 1994. after four straight losing sessions stocks are rebounding. that is thanks to better than expected earnings from a few major retailers. flying can be a big hassle. the government is spending some big bucks in an effort to make air travel more efficient. specifically of chicago, they haven't implemented software called surface management to help pilots and controllers be aware of everything around them. also been working on more efficient routing. the last thing you want to do is think about the end of summer. now that it is going to be busy on the road. more than 29 million people hit the highways that weekend. 34 million people travel in total. that is the most since 2008. >> been selling more or than expected. the company says that they got a hard crust of hot consumer reports of order is said that the model is

because what's not working is ebay. to me, it's all these names that you want to consider. i think of them as like tab stocks. they should be a tab on a broader internet service. when you think about pandora and zillow and some of these other things. they have small floats and i think people are reaching for things that can perform and push these things around and it's working. >> one of the things that's also in common, at the time we had the last internet bubble, all stocks were frothy. including names like the staples stocks. the only thing i think is a good sign in this is that you see stocks slowing down on some fundamental news, so that shows we're not at the same level of exuberance. people are looking for some numbers. that said, i think there are a lot of stocks look iing a littl bit pricey. >> they're pricey, but people think they know how they're going to make money. they're going to sell advertising instead of amazon. we still have amazon. i'm still trying to figure out how a.m.smazon is going to make money. they know how the platforms work out. >> they do know

some of the sales happen on ebay. >> it does seem wrong. >> is does seem wrong. >> selling it or regifting? >> they're both really bad. i didn't sell or regift. if i could have made a little bit of money in selling some stuff that i still haven't used -- >> you're right. how many crystal vases do you need, right? >> you only need one. >> you need one. you need that. >> right. >>> and add it to the list of things she does for you, scientists say they know why some people are looking older than they really are. and you can blame mom for it. >> really? >>> all right, stunning new video in morning. watch this. trees toppling. water churning. it literally disappeared under the ground. we'll show you what's going on. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever wonder why no other mouthwash feels like listerine®? because no other mouthwash works like listerine®. in your mouth, bacteria forms in layers. listerine® penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cleaner, healthier mouth, go with the mouthwash dentists recommend more than all othe

the auction begins on august 15th on ebay.get your money ready. >> the nfl's favorite brothers are watching football on the phones. ♪ it's football >> check out that rap. summer swag. poppa manning made an appearance in the video. hilarious. >> that reminds me of that famous justin timber lake schedule. >> "something in a box." >> same humor. all right. thank you so much, betty. >> it's one of the most popular summer spots in the u.s. cape cod, massachusetts. traditionally known for beautiful beaches and tranquil waters. but as katie tur reports, there are growing concerns over a population explosion and the hidden danger it's attractsing. >> reporter: crowds by the dozen, seals by the hundreds. at least right here. on any given day on cape cod, thousands of the sea creatures can be seen sunning on the island where they've been federally protected for the last 40 years. it's not just the visitors the seals are attracting. last year using tracking sensors, the shark researching group tagged two great whites in the waters off ca

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well, they're fetching big bucks on ebay. one bag is selling for $58.other bag listed as used was fetching 50 bucks. seattle police handed out 1,000 bags of doritos along with stickers about the state's legal pot law. anne-marie? >> one way to cash in your chips. marlie hall here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> coming up in sports, a white house salute for the only perfect team in nfl history. and one minor league baseball team's unique giveaway. history. and one minor league baseball team's unique giveaway. my dentist said that the acid in fruit or fruit juice softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone. my dentist recommended pronamel. pronamel protects your teeth from the effects of acid erosion. i don't have to cut out the things that i love in my diet. hall.. how police forced them out. a man says he was attacked oakland city workers... wha did that provoked them a bay area city that's aski for a smackdown. why the niners could have to share r turf.. with these guys. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beg

an old warranty card led to the vin number which led to ebay and then a collector who still had the brightand he let them send a truck to florida to bring dad a surprise. on the big day, in the kitchen, dad is there and the kids pretend to be shocked and worried about something outside the window. >> what's the matter? >> reporter: with their father trying to compute what's happening, there is a rumble. [ engine revving ] >> reporter: the voice of an old friend. a 55-year-old former teenager wipes away tears and steps inside a memory made new again by the love of family who gave dad back youth and time and something unknown right around the bend. ♪ and she purrs like a kitten >> he's out there somewhere tonight i hope. we thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. good night. >>> tonight the new threat of a transit strike certain to spoil a commute. >> bart trains are running but talks are on hold. what happens next now that a walk out has been averted. >> i'm nannette miranda at the sacram

twitter, facebook, ebay, google, amazon, etc., you are using consumer application clout services. just so we realize how far we have transition, i was with a stanford did about two months ago, and i'm giving her the lecture on what is cloud computing, and i start that way. i say once upon a time, consumer applications used to get installed on your pc and update and all that, as she looks at me and said, "i've heard of this thing. isn't it called a floppy disk?" [laughter] what many of you guys probably do not know is on the business application front, this has similarly happen in a very different way. nearly every business application -- when i talk about business applications, and talking about financial customer relationships systems, purchasing, hr, web analytics, all the software business is used to automate their businesses. what you may not know is in the past 10 years, every business application software company which has gone public has been delivered as a cloud service. nobody does it in the new world the old way anymore. is all delivered as a cloud service. this ranges f

however, thousands of vendors have sold them for much cheaper. 17 tell sent on/off ebay.. and the. legitimated retail stores. you can find these counterfeit in the gas stations. it is so cheap, convenient. however, please keep in mind that this wattage output is it different. you could save some money there is a u.s. adapter program to take back program offered by apple. you can take any third party charterer into an apple store and get cash! that is one half of the price. now another reason to keep from plugging in your i- phone. a new study says. your little i-phone uses as much energy as your refrigerator. yes. your refrigerator. alison kosik is in new york with more. >> reporter: smart phones, lap tops, digital cds there are hundreds of ways to stay connected however, they require a lot of energy. in fact, it is just as much as a refrigerator. based on kilowatts per hour, the kilowatt is a wireless connection and batter lee not just of smart phones, --battery. to put that another way pushing ahead of that technology together it is more independent aviation group! and who knows,

although he did end up autographing a number of footballs had end end up on ebay, student athletes are often asked for autographs from fans but unfortunately, an individual's why motive is to resell the items. texas a&m hosts rice saturday in college station. >>> well sports have often been the catalyst toward social change and that's certainly the case when it came to integration. in fact it was a football game that was played six years after the march on washington that proved to be the tipping point towards desegregation in the south. the civil rights act in 1964, several aspects of the south remained divided down racial lines including one of the region's most sacred cultural treasures. football. >> football is like a religion in the south, college football games were segregated long after the universities themselves had been forced to integrate. so the ability of the black colleges to compel integration had a huge effect on society throughout the south. >> sam freedman the author of breaking the line the season in black college football that transformed the sport and changed the c