we work so hard on those records to try to make them sound good. 70s, everye in the single year sincey invented sound recording, it gets better and better. now mp3 sounds awful and it is the first time in history of recording that it sounds worse. and it is ubiquitous. in every restaurant and every shopping place. it you can't really listen to it. it should be an elective experience. often i think of you most in the notion of your pollution when i am in restaurants. idon't know what it is but find myself in certain restaurants, certain places in this town that i won't go to because they play the music so loud. go, can you turn that down? tavis: i feel like i will have a seizure, i get on an airplane or a cab, a screen will be blinking at you. >> the saturated colors and the strong light, they do things to your brain and your endocrine system but i don't think will be very desirable. we only have 100 years of electric history of electric lights. you used to be able to get a real night. it's dark outside, we might as well sleep. now we have this light flooding our bedrooms and you can't

ninety percent of profits made from the center from products goes directly back to the farmers like everye here is the head chemist and cooperate as his own crocus fields. it's a success story that everyone is glad to be apart of. the head of corporate is grateful for the european union. come and see what they're doing or what's this got us endure it well. we are european project in him. our group was called stone from austria much so that we won a number of european or north sea. he'll go and we benefited from subsidies to brussels without europe. they don't have to post. central has long been prized by top chefs all over the world. he'll run the masses uses the spices maybe it is creations helping to raise awareness among his bubble reeks of just how precious it is. i am maybe your call their success will encourage other greeks not lose hope. but to believe they can take your future into their own hands what brings this city and its base edition of europe in general from all of us here in brussels. thanks very much for watching the team in the canon of the same time next week if he can b

hacking into the whole system everyes hacking into single smart chip in these phones.e are seeing a transatlantic battle. any company that has u.s. components could be susceptible to the charge that their data is not consist -- secure. some of the voters in the french are concerned about a backdoor or u.s. intelligence azz to -- agencies to suck up data. the next phase of this goes to the private sector, when banks and bankers demand smartphones. >> hans nichols in berlin. >> htc revenue. caroline hyde is following that story. bigion week means business. manus cranny has that story. junior cannotey instill confidence in this company. nine straight quarters of decline from htc. they used to be the dominant player in 2011 and they were the biggest seller, at one quarter of the entire market. they are trying to get a new marketing campaign. i think one of them was a hipster troll carwash. loss in a four-year earnings. something a little more stylish. #menswear. that is going on in london. designers are getting involved in the business. dolce hink of anna -- gabbana kicked

so everye goes home happy.ide move, 1.7%. that will be true of gm, ford and chrysler expecting a bigger increase in sales than we actually got. toyota stock is virtually unchanged on the news, $120 a share. facebook facing a class-action lawsuit being accused of intercepting users's private messages and handing the data to marketers and advertisers. here is our favorite lawyer, his name is mark lanier from the mark lanier law firm. >> sounds good today. stuart: still screwing the american judicial system? >> protecting the rights of ordinary americans. stuart: 200 lawyers going at it in your firm. >> i wouldn't think the payroll is that large. i hope not. stuart: to the measure and concentrate now. >> taken down. stuart: no. surely it is written in the fine print that they have access to what you put on facebook and can take that information and sell it. that is how they make money. they are not breaking the law, are they? >> i don't know if they are or not. they better have in the fine print and a disclosedand

house because they are physically in the room, but millions of americans are tuning in, and the everyent is speaking to american. there are folks sitting in their living rooms or their kitchens and watching the president give the state of the union address. the american people, and i know the president wants this, want the folks they send to washington to get on with the business of helping the economy grow, helping it create jobs, helping make sure that theirunity exists for kids to get ahead and get theated and move up economic ladder, and have it better than they did. that is the definition of the american dream. however washington goes about making their lives a little easier and providing more irrelevant,is whether it is through legislation or executive action. they just want it done. the president will absolutely talk about what we can do andther, the administration congress, to move that agenda forward, but he is not going to limit himself to that. that would be like a president of any party to tie one hand and not use all the powers available to him, the unique powers of the pres