terrorism expert jeff lewis points out this is exactly what the terrorists want, to induce mass panicd get maximum exposure. certainly, the situation in australia is an example of that. >> you have mentioned the lack of an editorial filter. there is a lot of or judgment, not just from the media. >> it's important to point out out. one of the hashtags going viral was uber. #ubersydney was trending after some hapless person was tweeting there is a massive price hike because the company was concerned about events. the company is not completely to blame for that. there is an algorithm which pushes prices up automatically. but they are very concerned and putting prices up. to make up for what they call an idiotic response, they have been offering free rides. a lot of social network users coming under pressure here. a lot of people posting selfies from the scene. some people saying this is "narcissism reigns." people are happy to report on it. there are examples of questionable judgment coming into play here. >> let's go back to the traditional media and the responsibility there is for them

jeff when simms got hurt. all the way and won it all. then dilfer with the ravens. tom brady. you know, some of these guys, wait a second. they didn't start as a start he. mo lewis injured so brady came in. what we're telling you, if you're a cardinals fan, it may look ugly day but it has happened. back yum quarterbacks have won the super bowl before. and they're in a slump right now. >> john: programs you talked about, is it important for drew stanton to finish well. maybe that gives some confidence going into kansas city. >> kevin: the first time that arizona is even in the red zone today. catch to brown. you wonder how much does one game change perception? the falcons will go to 5-7. they'll be in first place. green bay next who is in a dog fight with new england right now. up by two in the fourth. brown makes catch. trying to get the offensive touchdown. something to build on during the week of practice. stanton lines them up. end zone throw. he has it. so finally, for the first time since the beginning of the detroit game three games ago. arizona scored on offense. >> john: it's been a while. bruce arians going to keep the offense to go for two. to make thi

harvey nichols, john lewis, and bloomingdale's and sax doing very well. >> is it all jeff bezos' faultlingly right to the mother, amazon? >> you've got great department stores, where you have great leaders. where you have real estate people starting with bob campo to the jcpenney people two years ago, you don't have great department stores. >> we're looking at leadership, but also basic economics. in particular, if the department stores aren't doing as well, you've still got massive retailers like saturn and aldi in particular, expanding all over the world. that's a model that's working. >> brendan, you're right. they ran wal-mart out of continental europe. they're giving wal-mart fits in the u.k., where the sector really struggled. >> leslie, here's a tale of two cities. macy's, bring up the chart for lundgren and company. what a success it's been. t is a moon shoot there. there's another chart of burt flickinger, leslie, really not all that good, is it? >> absolutely. macy's, what they can do is offer a wide plethora of services to the consumer that comes into the store. jcpenney is