let's bring in rocco pendola. why do we care so much about apple? why are you and i so obsessed?wer that question is to look at what they did today. you know, it's really easy for people to be disappointed and be critical and you're looking at twitter and all the tech people, they're ripping apple. it's because they only listen to their friends heading into one of these events. they listen to the rumors. they don't listen to what the company says. i'll tell you, i'm happy with what they did today. tim cook said we will never produce a crappy device and that said to me we're not going to produce some cheap device. they didn't do that. the 5c is not cheap. it is a premium price phone and if you want a cheap model, get the 4s for free now. this is the way apple has been doing it forever. so no surprise. at the same time, yes, they are less exciting. tim cook is not steve jobs. we're not in a situation where, you know, it's like they roll out the next big thing and surprise us at the end of the presentation. we have to come to grips with that. we have to live with that. but the reaso

investigation last year showed election campaign materials had been made in china than when they were rocco you name it. here for example this little case is made in china so i'm not afraid buying sings in china that's the part the point is we have. the know how in france d.c.m. is a brand that takes pride in having its manufacturing base in france its director says the study more is an important point that paying more to support their own industries creates local jobs and it's far less of an economic burden than the cost of three point two million unemployed big amount. those trucks are of course. the social care we have in france and a big moment of the social worker is employment so we'd move we would be much more healthier in france and with lower deficits. if everyone was to have. a job the world trade organization has criticized this campaign as patriotic protectionism as france's economic y. was getting treated to manage politicians seem to be grasping at straws the government's new call to arms may look good on paper but its critics point out it could end up an economic fall power.

rocco was using his changeup to keep the nats off balance. they could not figure him out.hey stayed hit list. with two outs in the last, ryan zimmerman comes to the plate. everyone is on their feet. zimmerman catches a changeup over the mound. a tough play. will he make it? yes, sir. a&m, onee from texas hit against the nats. the cardinals when it 2-0. manny machado whose knee injury looked so disastrous last night when he crossed first base -- it is not as serious as everybody thought. he did not care any major league -- major ligaments. he could be running within six to eight weeks. they are officially eliminated from the wild-card race. the redskins are the early favorite for sunday's game in oakland. no surprise. to be brutally honest, it is work week for the raiders. will trail prior -- will terrel pryor play? we do not know. this is about the state of the redskins. how do they regroup after this 0-3 start? the biggest question of all, how much confidence in his left, especially for the defense which has been record settingly poor? >> it is hard when you're not winnin

footage shows over 300 people attempting to scale that barrier separating the spanish malia from a rocco. those who made it over -- morocco. those who made it over were taken to a detention center. >> it is one of two spanish territories located on the african mainland. 19 hours, and more than 600 million euros later, that's how much it took to rotate the costa concordia into an upright position on the coast of tuscany. >> the ship had been lying on its side ever since it ran aground last year. >> it is the site that everyone here has been waiting for. the costa concordia, upright again. stained by rest and badly damaged, the vessel has survived the ambitious salvage operation -- rust and badly damaged, the vessel has survived the ambitious salvage operation without breaking apart. exhausted workers returned to dry land in the early hours of the morning to a hero's welcome. >> it is the least we can do to couple now the situation -- you, to help them out in the situation. >> the operation took 19 hours. time lapse footage shows the vessel emerging centimeter by centimeter from the water.

footage shows over 300 people attempting to scale that barrier separating the spanish malia from a rocco. those who made it over -- morocco. those who made it over were taken to a detention center. >> it is one of two spanish territories located on the african mainland. 19 hours, and more than 600 million euros later, that's how much it took to rotate the costa concordia into an upright position on the coast of tuscany. >> the ship had been lying on its side ever since it ran aground last year. >> it is the site that everyone here has been waiting for. the costa concordia, upright again. stained by rest and badly damaged, the vessel has survived the ambitious salvage operation -- rust and badly damaged, the vessel has survived the ambitious salvage operation without breaking apart. exhausted workers returned to dry land in the early hours of the morning to a hero's welcome. >> it is the least we can do to couple now the situation -- you, to help them out in the situation. >> the operation took 19 hours. time lapse footage shows the vessel emerging centimeter by centimeter from the water.

>> thanks a lot, rocco. good to see you again. one of your ceo things, but you have a groundhog day party that might be the one. >> joe, you should come to that. we won't give you -- >> you go once -- >> yeah, all right. that might be the one to come to. thank you. i don't know anyone else. have you ever been to a groundhog day? >> party? >> yeah. our producers would actually be serving groundhog. in full disclosure, cnbc and yahoo have a business alliance. >> love yahoo, love marissa. >> you do now? >> no, i actually do. i wasn't being sarcastic. >> you with the "vogue" thing, you were kind of one of the people jeff was talking about. >> when she's -- >> i thought she looked great. she did look great. can i say that aloud? >> now you're getting ourself in trouble. >>> coming up next, caesars' big bet. and gary is going to tell us when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em. plus, buying apple stock is a no-brainer, so should you be adding shares at these levels? we're going to find out, "squawk box" with that and a lot more. c. and dev

that they're tall and noisy these massive new neighbors are also having a huge effect on house prices rocco is trying to move away from the turbines his house has been up for sale for the last five years without success from the time of already calculated them into the asking price and if not half the price off i've had around fifty people come and look but no takers there's no concrete law in germany restricting where wind turbines can be built meaning in some cases they can spring up just two hundred fifty meters from residential areas but that's a massive life and. he can be like this forever i don't want to leave but these noises make me sick but there have been times that i've sat in front of my house and cried those cries on being heard in the corridors of power though all the major parties in the upcoming election all stressing their commitment continuing germany's race towards renewables which means more windmills peter all of a r.t. germany. more international news updates on the way in a few minutes before that a recap of the week's highlights from the world of business. but he se

that they're tall and noisy these massive new neighbors are also having a huge effect on house prices rocco is trying. to move away from the turbines his house has been up for sale for the last five years without success i'm just i'm i've already calculated them into the asking price and if not half the price off i've had around fifty people come and look but no takers there's no concrete law in germany restricting where wind turbines can be built meaning in some cases they can spring up just two hundred fifty meters from residential areas but the same as a life. he can be like this forever i don't want to leave but these noises make me sick but there have been times that i've sat in front of my house and cry. those cries aren't being heard in the corridors of power though all the major parties in the upcoming election are stressing their commitment continuing germany's race towards renewables which means more when mills peter all over r.t. germany. and i mean that with a new team with morphine just have a half an hour from now in the mean time from suicidal teenage years to renowned psycho

that they're tall and noisy these massive new neighbors are also having a huge effect on house prices rocco is trying. to move away from the to his house is being a physio for the last funny few years without success. just on i've already calculated them into the all scheme price of not half the price so if i've had around fifty people come and look but no takers there's no concrete law in germany restricting where wind binds can be built meaning in some cases they can spring up just two hundred fifty meter is for residential areas but the same must apply if. he can be like this forever i don't want to leave but these noises make me sick but they have been times that i've sat in front of my house and cry. those cries being heard in the corridors of power though all the major parties in the upcoming election all stressing their commitment continuing jim in his race towards renewables which means more we mills peter all of the r.t. chairman i'm telling bank with more from the news team around such a minute's time before that he takes time to explore a russian village that's frozen in time. so

this book is based on 10 years of public opinion polling in .gypt, rocco, jordan, lebanon every year we had up to 4000 people interviewed representing the population, principally in the cities across the arab world. what got me thinking about it was after the iraq war where i was on leave from the university to advise the government on the middle east. i noticed that most of the people in the middle east -- i was mostly talking to eli tes. i do not have a good sense. i did not do that with confidence. it was after that i started thinking about the possibility of designing public opinion polls. now we have a lot more. we have a good sense. not in every country. givennot do it in syria, the circumstances. i did not think that was possible. in other places, it is. host: we are talking with shibley telhami, professor at the university of maryland and taking your calls and questions. helen is up next on our democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for making your comments. didink that president obama a wonderful job and is doing a wonderful job in reference to syria.

investigation last year showed election campaign materials had been made in china valid there were rocco you name it. musician is here for example this little case is made in china so i'm not afraid buying sings in china that's the part and the point is we have. no hope in france at all as the c.m. is a brand that takes pride of having its manufacturing base in france its director says the study was an important point that paying more to support their own industries creates local jobs it is far less of an economic burden than the cost of three point two million unemployed big amount of those ducks of course to pay. for social care we have in france and a big amount of the social care is an employment so we'd move we would be much more healthier in france and we lower the deficit public deficit if everyone was to have. a job the world trade organization has criticized this campaign as patriotic protectionism as fast as economic y. was getting treated to manage politicians seem to be grasping at straws the government's new call to arms may look good on paper but its critics point out it co

explain to people the 6.5 -- >> rocco, stand down for a second.ier to talk if someone actually lets you talk, but i think the netflix's revenues are multiple billions of dollars. that's covering their content expenses. their margins have been growing domestically, 100 basis points per quarter. >> how do they report margins? contribution margin which backs outside g & a and t & d? i'm interrupting you because you're not giving the full story. >> you're not giving the man a chance. when you watch the tape back -- >> that just blows his whole bull case out of the water. >> guys, we're actually out of time. thank you for being such a sport, barton. >> thank you. >> rocco, always good to see you, sir. thank you both, gentlemen. a feisty debate on netflix. >> coming up next, it's shopping with a conscience. find out how they are changing the world of online shopping to make it more ethical, more sustainable, and we'll talk to the company's co-founders when we come back. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottra

. >> rocco's got it all.t have any make-up on this morning, my dome would be shining if i didn't have hair. social media director and really a keen eye for talent with news people. we noticed that yesterday, rocco. in fact, after you said that about me being cnbc and all, i don't know if you notice, we called you the very next day to come back. what are you doing? >> i don't mind driving here at 3:30 in the morning. >> we will see you monday. guys, i guess this is not a surprise. it's kind of neat to do without tweeting it, isn't it, mike? >> yeah, i guess it sort of speaks to exactly how twitter sort of operates. they want to be in the public sphere, they are the platform to go and speak your global town square. i thought it's a cute way to announce their intentions. it's not completely surprising because we've been expecting something like this for a little while. >> rocco, you've seen what happened with facebook and where it is now and linkedin. when it finally comes, where could we be if it catches fire.

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only response politically speaking to some apply mitt romney lost the election lukowski portrayed rocco bobbinet romney said he was not getting his job he really didn't know what he was doing there romney was the good family man or a good guy to go have a beer with some would say president obama is a good manager is not a good at being president looked at how the last campaign to even people in the obama campaign he put binders full of women and dogs on top of his car. and if under romney their wives to die of cancer because they did not have insurance. the one issue that they would disagree that it was more people like you that romney was blown away. certainly he had a plurality of americans but for of obamacare more about people like them as because if you spend years castigating somebody and have a choice of thing competent president or second to mislead the would choose incompetent. >> host: howl old when you wrote your first book? >> guest:, jr. year of college for i was 19. i started off but was 61 started ucla had i picked up the daily bruin the paper they're a and it had editori

this book is based on 10 years of public opinion polling in .gypt, rocco, jordan, lebanon every year we had up to 4000 people interviewed representing the population, principally in the cities across the arab world. what got me thinking about it was after the iraq war where i was on leave from the university to advise the government on the middle east. i noticed that most of the people in the middle east -- i was mostly talking to eli tes. i do not have a good sense. i did not do that with confidence. it was after that i started thinking about the possibility of designing public opinion polls. now we have a lot more. we have a good sense. not in every country. givennot do it in syria, the circumstances. i did not think that was possible. in other places, it is. host: we are talking with shibley telhami, professor at the university of maryland and taking your calls and questions. helen is up next on our democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for making your comments. didink that president obama a wonderful job and is doing a wonderful job in reference to syria.

that is reporter rocco von in today's "washington host. post."otice that in peschel are pakistan over the weekend, two suicide bombers on sunday killed everople in the deadliest attack against the nation's christian minority. a wing of the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility. another terror attack that happened over this weekend. we will go to angela now from jacksonville, florida, on our democrat line. angela, tell us about your reactions to these canyon mall attacks. morning, i have to make two points. klees give me the time to explain myself, ok? host: go ahead. caller: the first thing i want to talk about this he fact of glorifying bomb violence. the second point is the agenda of the companies in the world. and sixexploited boarding and corrupting the governments of other countries. like our guns, we want to make sure that everybody in the world knows that we have the biggest guns. that is an example to anyone who would think of doing anything anywhere in the world. they want that gone, too. so they do the same thing that we do. secondly

o acquire rocco >> i don't want to -- >> would it be covered under the authorization? iran,does not apply to hezbollah. it is not entity specific. it is with respect to the assad 's possibilityime of chemical weapons and solely focused on the degrading and preventing of use by the assad regime. engagedare we actively in to make sure that they are not gaining access to these chemical weapons to be used in another theater? >> general, do you want to take this? >> whether they even want any part of chemical weapons, and if so what might the the instrument , but that really would be classified. >> if syria transfer their chemical weapons to a state- the receivingity would not be an action from us? externally from us. there is evidence that both iran and hezbollah have opposed the use of, for weapons. >> let me go further. your quote was, do we mean what ?e say gec newwe going to start a foreign-policy where we truly mean what we say? mentionedand, you there were 11 other events where gas or chemical weapons were used in serious and yet we've .one nothing when we start to l