sheryl and that, a we have our own signed copy.n china, christine lagarde is saying let's just take a breath and call down. china is not going down the toilet. what the think -- do you think? sheryl: china is still growing. it is not a collapsing economy. the question is whether the stated growth rate of 7% is really the growth rate. that is probably not the case for is it really 1% or 0%? it is probably between at 5%. stillns the economy is eating a lot of commodities. it is still building a lot of things. there is still trade and numerous volumes of that. this is a giant economy. arguably the largest in the world if you use purchasing power parity. it is still moving. mark: nicholas, what does this tell us about president xi's policies let crackdowns on corruptions and austerity measures? is this an indictment of his leadership? nicholas: not exactly. the fundamentally chinese models run out of state and they have to change their models. this has been a long-term process. you have to wonder about the way he has responded. the way

sheryl sandberg is in new york today. how the company is making it happen. and the aol president shows us how his advertising technology is fighting back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson and this is "bloomberg west." wasbook ceo sheryl sandberg on stage at an advertising panel this morning. the thing that most surprised us three years ago was just how fast it was. we all had our models, the industries that models, and it outpaced all of them. when we adjusted it it would adjust again. been changing has the game on mobile advertising, partnering with nielsen. ads will be included in their total ratings. she explained how ad buyers would be better positioned to access facebook's 400 million monthly instagram users. >> we are rolling out a lot of options on instagram. globally, we are rolling out self-service in the ability to buy in different ways. heportantly, using it -- t power comes from getting the right message to the right person at the right time. week,also after this verizon's new mobile video service picked up its first major advertising commitment. they ar

the featured artist will be sheryl crow.t is unacceptable to the church that it feature any person who is in such grave error regarding the natural moral law and the church's teaching. >> sheryl crow, too scandalous for archbishop raymond burke and so the hospital must suffer. ted kennedy can't have a catholic final, the president of the united states can't be a graduation speaker, presidential nominee john kerry should be banned from the sacraments oof his face. he was fired up and incredibly right wing and pretty confrontational about it. and the last pope loved that about him. he not only promoted archbishop burke to be a cardinal, he brought him to the vatican to make him america's highest ranking official at the vatican. and once archbishop burke ascend to that hugely high profile job, he used the opportunity to truly indulge in which ended up being the most public love affair with any trappings that any cardinal is supposed to wear for anything. the pope benedict loved it. he was made the chief justice of the vatican v

that is where we find sheryl. >> it's been a very rough day for a lot of people. myself included. agreed to go in to middle town to let a woman know if her home was still standing. and i had to come back to give her the bad news. grace has been aworrying for for days. wondering if her middle town home survived the valley fire. >> well, that's the air conditioning unit. yeah. oh, wow. >> when we drove in to middle town tonight, it took a while to figure out where grace's home once stood, because it was dark. >> wow. >> reporter: but after watching the cell phone video, the reality sunk in. >> oh, my gosh. i just lost a house. >> reporter: grace is one of hundreds of people who are not a allowed to go beyond this road closure leading in to middle down. we delivered the bad news to grace in the form of an angel. >> oh. i got some angel wings that are wrapped around me. >> reporter: for her that was closure but a plume of smoke over the ridge put resident as edge. >> reporter: for now, people are settling in to what is a tent city. some have tarps on top of the tents waiting for the r

sheryl is here with everything you need to know.l. >> good morning, ainsley and heather. if you look at apple stock performance yesterday, investors may have been disappointed. consumers had exciting new items to add to their holiday bag. one of the most talked about new offerings and it seems tim cook's favorite was the new apple tv. trying to catch up with fire tv, it is now equipped with siri. you can say, show me a list of tom cruise movies or the modern family episode with edward norton. features new apps and games. apple tv has netflix, hulu, hbo and show time. it will go on sale in october for $149. >>> the other offering is the new ipad pro set to go on sale in november. it has a 12.9 inch screen, compared with the current 9.7 inches for the current ipad, four speakers and options for a physical keyboard, which you can buy separately. starting price for that one, $799. 32 gigabytes of storage. that's a lot. that's a lot of storage and that's what it's got on it. people are excited about it. >> thank you very much, sheryl. ni

. >> sheryl. >> who takes the lea h? >> they don't even other. >> she always looks amazing. >> not amazing, but -- >> who is the best driver? >> you might not want to answer that. >> do i have to ask who the worst is? >> sharon. >> in the morning you know sharon is coming because you hear honking and cursing. >> now the big change happening. >> season six, first the sean more talk, what does that mean? >> eventually what you will see is the chatter that we have behind the scenes during the commercial breaks, because we can't stop talking about something, you're going to see that. >> so it will get even more real if that could happen. >> and we can't forget about julie's other his show. that little show, big brother. >> coming up, i'm on the set of "empire." >> how are you balancing everything out? >> and her newly engaged costars and well, just look at this -- >> i bet he loves you -- >> i letbet he loves me. >> we're sitting down with the boys from duran duran. that is next. closed captioning provided by -- >>> tomorrow

. >> hi i'm sheryl model and actress and pi. >> hi, i'm sheryl, i'm a model, actress and pi. >> we'll see. >> go ahead. >> i will ask why is it challenging to have your job? number one. >> so many roles to what i do. it is like being a camille i don't know. you are under cover and playing the roles. it is like acting. doing everything that comes with the roles. >> same thing for number two. >> challenging at my moment at any given time up and ready and out the door and jet setting. >> number 3. >> it is dangerous, you don't know who you are dealing with. >> i'm feeling number two. >> one more question. >> who -- who owns a pole? >> okay. >> why did you decide to be a pi? >> what made you get into the business? >> go for it. >> i got into it because of helping people and i had a private investigator coming to me saying i have the look to catch a guy. >> number two, i have a feeling you are the imposter, the glasses are a little much. >> well, one is real off the mark. >> what would you say to a man to catch him? something quick. >> number 2? >> i already know enough information about w

sandberg.r, sheryl a new headache for advertisers, the bolt let's users skip an entire commercial breakd over theumers top of viewing experience if they have not cut the cord yet. good to see you. i own two tivo boxes. i pay you every month. of interest ilict have disclosed. >> i watched bloomberg television all the time. we are even. cory: describe your business. people don't understand how much licensing revenue you get. >> we really have for businesses, patent licensing, substantial revenue. we serve about 70 cable operators around the world. we offer tivo as the overall service. we have a retail business, tivo bolt, which saves incredible time, new features. we have a data measurement business which measures second by second what people are watching and gives insight to the television experience. one thing we know is where that is going, audience non-ad supported services in droves. down 10%. cory: you see the raw data before anyone else has a chance to frame it. the networks don't even know you have it. >> it is a business for us, so they do. it has been striking what is going on i

. >> their ceo saying she had a conversation with sheryl sandberg.aking a playbook from a lot of these ceos that are active on social. being the marketing and voice of the company. >> interesting what sheryl sandberg shared was her post on linkedin. >> we're all family. andreessen is one of the main topics in nick bilton's article in "vanity fair." >>> coming up, we'll talk to a top investor who says this pullback makes him feel like a kid in a candy store. . a top official from calpers is here to talk with us. the european close is coming up in about 20 minutes. no student's ever photographed mean ms. colegrove. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. all laptops on sale, save $230 on this dell 2-in-1. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. >>> u.s. equities have been rebounding after losing some steam following crude inventories. the tech sector is leading the way, up nearly 1%. this morning, the dow is now up 132 points. joining us now, wedgwood partners chie

i know sheryl crow had the same thing. i'm on the official wait and wash list.o have three of them. they do both apply. but i will tell you faith in god is greater than the fear of tunknown. >> their family who is facing their hardship with faith. it began when renee started having intense migraines two years ago. doctors first thought the wayne was just due to ho it was revealed she had a brain tumor. >> when you were going through the midst of the madness, what do i do without her? >> yes, thought about that. i completely had no -- it was nothing about me in it. it was all about ourkid. i would have been devastated, but fo daughter. she's -- she is everything to us. so that would have crushed >> before we told our daughter, he had put his head on my shoulder in the kitchen and he and our daughter witnessed this. she said, mommy, why yo making daddy cry? you have to apologize. so i bit inside my mouth and said, i'm so daddy, for making you cry. you just have to be strong and he was weaker and breaki down for whatever reason if it was because of our daughter. no

implemented a program with that, i'd like to introduce the director of more mask sheryl. >> chp. >> first and foremost thank you for the opportunity i'm so grave and a happy to start this pilot working with the school district and the sfusd to develop a criminal we're initially wanted to have 25 families had over 60 families sign up and 40 names finished i'll ask some of the families to stand up we'll applaud them for their work (clapping.) those folks look at the support they are the more 25 thousand kids this summer and over 4 hundred hours 2 and a half works they've turned in 5 hundred documents we're talking about and we were to help to celebrate their reading it is a field macy's did a demo for those families they have been committed and one of the things i want to mention we had to a family turned in 48 reading logs they were busy reading but i want to acknowledge the beacon, debbie from magic zone and all the families they wanted to get engaged at the end of the summer we had thousands of boxes and minutes and so happy we were able to partner with you and how to expand and do

good morning, i'm sheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristin zee. pope francis is preaching a message of tolerance. >> the pontiff just finished his midday prayer with the bishops at st. matthew's cathedral. he also spoke to a large and enthusiastic crowd outside the white house earlier this morning. >> and happening now, people are still gathered outside where he's staying in washington, d.c., those smaller crowds now, but they're waiting for him to return. abc is in washington with more on his eventful day. ♪ >> reporter: pope francis meets a joyous crowd with handshakes and hugs as ee departs the vatican embassy, climbing into his humble fiat for the ride to the white house. ♪ horns blare as he arrived in the tiny car. the president and first lady smiled broadly as they welcomed the holy father. >> your holiness, in your words and deeds, you've set a profound moral example. >> reporter: one of the largest crowds ever on the white house south lawn, 11,000, there for the pope's opening remarks to the american people. >> as the son of an immigrant f

sheryl sandberg was talking failure, is it gone? brian: not as much as people think.ead. the measurement is challenged because of different ways we are consuming media, not necessarily incorporating measurement. there are, -- they are kabul entry. the notion that third-party measurement will be more important than ever before. the googles of the world want to be able to say to the market, we will provide the measurement, trust us. >> that gets to sheryl sandberg, trust me, tv is dead, i run facebook. brian: when you look at tv -- there are segments of the population where there is significant declines. the scale force everything. fs everything. >> the internet advertising model has a lot of things people do not recognize, it may work, but maybe how great and glorious it is is not exactly true. itan: all media is flawed, is a question of what the least bad medium is, digital has flaws. for many marketers, digital is efficient, but a lot of problems. is, what i want to know there is very few people minting itey, approximate in what happened 10 years ago or 30 years ago,

in this episode of revolutionaries, sheryl sandberg has a wide ranging conversation about her views with her mentor google chairman eric schmidt. >> let's begin by thanking the computer history museum for

any surprise from the comments by sheryl sandberg? they are competing with the tv business. surprise. what sheryl sandberg is saying is that facebook -- she is saying that we have the size of a super bowl audience every day on our site. pimm: because they have 1.5 billion viewers are followers. jerry: right. not only do we have the same amount of eyeballs as tv, but we can also target consumers much more efficiently than tv. so facebook is now try to take away ad dollars from the tv networks and we are strangers see that the tv networks are fighting back. we can also do the same kind of targeting that facebook does. pimm: tell people what is via media and a little bit about your background so you can inform us about the trend of television advertising versus advertising on the social networks. via media does global advertising. we have about 10,000 local advertisers and we answered about a million and a half linear ads everyday. ago, weyear and a half started programmatic tv platform using the data to actually find where that right audiences to advertise on television. my ba

facebook coo sheryl sandberg is talking about how the social dollars way lure ad from tv.ook introduced a feature this week that lets advertiser by online video ads the way they buy tv commercials. she says companies can no longer rely just on television. >> i think the big message is that marketers have to understand that the days of "you can do a campaign with a 30-second video at the place on tv" are gone. you cannot only do that. if you do that, you are missing a unique opportunity. scarlet: she says television and facebook really go together. an american high-tech committee rejected an offer from a chinese investment group that valued it at almost $4 billion here and we have learned that the group paid s.10 per share for synaptic' maybe holding out for as much as $125 a share. those are your top stories. time to get another check on the markets, specifically commodities. gains for oil on this last trading day and a quarter -- you know what, it has changed. now it is down. up.t is wti is still in the $45 range after starting the quarter at around $60. copper up almost

we tried several years ago, sheryl crow and i created something called the recording artist coalitionnate committees. it came to little. companies are very big and powerful. charlie: when you hear sinatra's voice, what do you hear? don: his phrasing is incredible. nobody can phrase like him. there might've been better singers in terms of dean martin or sammy davis junior, but sinatra was the king of phrasing and delivering a certain sort of feeling that you did not get from any other singer. paintersi have had talk about the art of creating and they are constantly going to museums and going to galleries and looking and examining and saying, what is this artist doing? how is color, texture? examine it clinically. do you do that? don: yes, i have done that for a long time. that at thend i did outset of the eagles. we were both students of music and of the history of music and of the history of recording and the method of production and the sounds of the instruments and what instruments were used. i partner stan lynch, he and and my former partner are all students of music and we listen

"full measure" with sheryl atkinson. alison: tonight a civic association loo look to see if it has a future in the area. we want to build a pod transit system along columbia pike. the creator will take part in a community meeting at the walter reed community center. jonathan: check of the traffic situation. not pods, cars. jamie sullivan has details. it's slow-going. jamie: we have a few issues. i want to start out with a vehicle that is leaking fuel. the solid red line is northbound on the b.w. parkway heading from d.c. closer to baltimore. focus in on the capital beltway. we are seeing some spots of green. but some of the afternoon congestion starting to build in. if you live in virginia, trying to get closer toward maryland, the slowing on the inner loop and the outer loop near the river road. i want to focus on d.c. we have an earlier crash on the freeway. heading to 395 in d.c. in the teens. if you're heading outbound from the freeway to the bridge, continuing to the pentagon, the traffic in the teens as well. get b

. >> what we're trying to do is have the dialogue, take sheryl sandberg's lean-in vision, continue the dialogue and make a call to action for the other companies to make this part of their culture. >> we are featuring women engineers. we have incredible diversity. but we're really focused on making sure that women have a great opportunity in our industry to earn equal pay, equal opportunity in math and all aspects of the technology industry. >> congratulation to all of you. >> reporter: unlike most tech conferences, this one is full of women, executives, employees, students, all trying to encourage others to get involved. >> people have to change their attitude in thinking about what makes a successful company and one of them is diversity, without it being an insult and trying to do numbers. >> reporter: with more work to be done -- >> the sales force has about 20% -- >> reporter: the word is getting out. the women's leadership summit will be a regular part of dream force going forward. dream force wraps up tonight with the show from foo fighters and the killers. in san francisco, scot

. >> reporter: for gay lawyer mathy and his parents sheryl and francis, a hang in red light rick is good, but not good >> to say everyone is welcome to church, whether you are gay or straight, but if you are gay, you cannot be a full catholic because you cannot get married. if he said to me that dad i have to leave the catholic church because they don't accept me, i would say, matthew, i understand completely. >> reporter: they appear on a video pleading acceptance for lgbt catholics that was hand delivered to pope francis. >> right now i haven't made a decision, so i'm not going to that's what faith is. that faith -- faith is that hope for something better. >> reporter: but as for the rest of the pope's goals, do you see any possibility that pope marry? chance. >> reporter: according to father thomas reece, allowing women to be priests is not on the pope's reform agenda. what is? making the church a more tolerant place. the question is whether this kinder, gentler francis affect is actually trickling down and putting catholics back in the pews. >> i have talked to people who have been e

. >> reporter: for gay lawyer mathy and his parents sheryl and francis, a hang in red light rick is good welcome to church, whether you are gay or straight, but if you are gay, you cannot be a full catholic because you cannot get married. if he said to me that dad i have to leave the catholic church because they don't accept me, i would say, matthew, i understand completely. >> reporter: they appear on a video pleading acceptance for lgbt catholics that was hand delivered to pope francis. >> right now i haven't made a decision, so i'm not going to leave during the struggle. that's what faith is. that faith -- faith is that hope for something better. >> reporter: but as for the rest of the pope's goals, do you see any possibility that pope francis will permit priests to marry? >> i think there's a very good chance. >> reporter: according to father thomas reece, allowing women to be priests is not on the pope's reform agenda. what is? making the church a more tolerant place. the question is whether this kinder, gentler francis affect is actually trickling down and putting catholics back in

marcus sheryl recovers. looks like he might take it all the way but no look at vince mcdonald.ckings take the field goal. then we get the first look at the australian rugby player. vickings recover. now remember haynes he just put on pads for the first time. five weeks ago never played football at any level. carlos hyde the spin move and he's off to the races here into the end zone 7-0 49ers very sweet move by hyde. yeah he's making people forget. huge game for hide. butey takes down teddy bridge water. a little help from bowman. five sacks for the 49ers. the d also had an interception and then haynes you should have given him the ball because reggie bush injures his calf. shows his belongs in the nfl. aussie fans love it. 26 carries, 168 yards for hyde. those two touchdowns a little -- i guess we can call it the levi's leap. most rushing yards by a niner running back since gore back in 2009. had 240 yards. adrian peterson only 39 yards. here is hyde and tomsula after the win. >> we're going to stay together as a group. get stronger and win it for them. >> again i'm into the te

zuckerberg beats out jeff bezos and his own sheryl sandberg. with major news outlets to publish articles and news feeds and has ambitions to connect every person on the planet. >> happy birthday sony play station turning 20 today. original play station was launched september 9, 1995 with a party today at the gaming division headquarters in san mateo. here is trivia: the technology that powered the original sony was used in nasa's new horizon space probe that recently does a fly by of pluto. >> pay is to get to pluto to get some heat relief. >> it is hot out this. again. the good news is everyone has clean air this morning. here we are at san jose an that could have poor air quality and the north bay heading through at least friday. san rafael, we are warm this morning. when you get to 98, that is close to the record of 100. i still think richmond and oakland and moffitt field have the best chance. down to palm springs, a scattered shower around los angeles and around 8 tahoe. >> highway 4 is building traffic but moving. drive time traffic in th

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business and media and on the cover wearing the trademark x-ray t-shirt and junes beating out amazon sheryllish articles and news and has ambitions to connect every per on the planet. >> wall street is following asian markets higher and yahoo is rethinking a spinoff. here is jane king. >> good morning to you. another strong start with the dow up 117 points and s&p and nasdaq also higher and half a per sent which is following asian stocks especially japan up 8 percent overnight. certainly big gains there and the best gain for the nikkei in japan since 1994. yahoo stocks sliding after being rejected from the i.r.s. they own part of the chinese e-commerce giant am baby worth presidents. it want add skip off to be tax free. more money for shareholders but the i.r.s. say they are reconsidering that so yahoo is under pressure. >> facebook is rolling owe the biggest overhaul to the pages for businesses giving small and medium size businesses more free tools to reach customers part of the plan to connect people with each other and people with businesses, as well, allowing small businesses to featur

sheryl mills, her chief staff sends one out about someone leaving the state department.meone who has left and says there will be champagne and can you please cakes for the stampl hillary clinton writes, is there a back story? even the secretary of state gets into the office intrigue. when you get e-mail someone left the state department someone left fox, is there a back story? >> you everhave been in washington too long. >> that was neither fun nor funny. >> you've never said, is there a back story? >> thanks. the assistant deputy attorney general and former counsel to dick cheney. so what a shock, she had more than one device. she had the ipad at the time the ipad has e-mail. you can get e-mail on it. so that was not true. now we've got sudan and one just crossed the wire saying she was talking about the american hikers taken into custody by the iranians in 2009. and there is an e-mail to her talking about a teleconference. the point is on and on and on the classified information goes. >> let's talk with the sudanese e-mail. it was characterizing communications from for

i'll be here throughout the night, joined by sheryl herd, we'll see you at 11:00, back to you. >> okay. thanks so much, raj. now you have a look at the conditions right now out there in lake county. >> the wind is anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour. and wind gusts that could be as high as 30 miles per hour from the bay area, windy for everyone, but at least temperatures will stay down to 77 degrees, and the best news for anyone in the area, we do have rainfall on tap wednesday. so that could help with the containment numbers. >> huge difference. thank you. >> thank you for joining us. >> we'll sue you tonight at 11:00. >> bye. >>> sandra bullock's emotional new confession about her son. >> we're with sandra, george, matt and johnny in toronto now on extra. >>> sandra bullock revealing why little louie has her all choked up. her new movie with clooney. his one-year anniversary. >> have you gotten her a gift? >> i have. >> and how sandra forced george to give her the role. >> the restrictive harness in the crotch area. >> bobby brown's first interview since the death of

done about classroom participation that it varies somewhat in size to the class, but in general as sheryl sandberg would say, women don't lean in and they are not vying for your attention. brian: what about you? deborah: i never talked in law school in a big class. brian: is there a difference between how the men write and the women write? deborah: no. i don't see a gender difference. little classes, the classes i know. but i don't see a gender difference. brian: your book is called "the trouble with lawyers," which we will get to in a minute, but i want to show you video from an author who went to harvard law school and he now just writes for a living, and i want to hear him back in 2007 about what he says about being a lawyer. brian: now why did you leave law? >> i was about the worst person ever suited for law. i went into law school believing that lawyers did what they did on the television show "l.a. law." there were romantic, spectacular cases every week and it involved celebrity cases and it was all very glamorous and romantic, and when i got to law school, it took me about two or

sheryl sandberg went to facebook. marissa mayer left them -- to t take the job at yahoo!egan smith left google to become the chief technology officer of the united states. so, in terms of female talent, ruth porat is a big win. john mack played a role in getting ruth to google. charlie: the interesting thing, too, a whole bunch of issues involve women of which -- income disparity. is, i doe problem not know what the solution is -- the problem is greater than we thought. wethis issue and online, have a chart that shows all the bureau of labor statistics job categories. there are about, more than 100. and you know, guess how many -- i do not know if you have seen it -- but guess how many jobs there are where women make at least as much as men out of 100? charlie: how many? pattie: two. charlie: i was thinking below five. pattie: two. so, the problem is even worse than we thought. and, you know, the counterargument to it is well women drop out, women take time out to raise their families and then they come back, but the real problem is -- and a lot of companies are working o

sheryl crow and i and some other people created something called the recording artists coalition and and testified before senate committees and did this, that and the other, and it came to little, you know, because, you know, again, the internet companies are very big and very powerful. >> rose: when you hear sinatra's voice, what do you hear? >> what do i hear? >> rose: is it phrasing, is it -- >> his phrasing is incredible, first of all. nobody could phrase like him. there might have been better singers tonality, you know, dean martin and sammy davis, jr. might have sung more in tune, but sinatra was the king of phrasing and delivering a certain sort of feeling you didn't get from any other singers. >> rose: i've had painters come to me and talk about the art of creating, and they are constantly going to museums or going to galleries or looking or going to wherever their artists friends are having things and they're looking and examining and they're saying what is this artist doing? how is color, how is texture, how is the stroke and examine it clinically. do you do that? >> yes. i

the aide, sheryl mills, went on to write, "we should not be twittering in the secretary's name, sinces not the person actually twittering." [ laughter ] i'm assuming the same rules also apply to instagramies and facebookery. [ laughter ] i should add, if clinton was the person actually twittering, i think it's likely she'd do that thing where she tries to search for her name, but instead tweets it. [ laughter ] no. i'm -- that's what i want. i wanted to say that. [ light laughter ] i wanted to say my name in a tweet. by the way, this all proves she's not running an e-mail conspiracy. she's not edward snowden. she's more like betty white. i mean-- [ laughter ] that's fine. she's not good at technology. who cares? what matters is the face-to-face. you can meerkat all you want with these young hip politicians. but with hillary clinton you get a meeting. except she's not great with meetings either. here's an e-mail from 2009. "i heard on the radio that there's a cabinet meeting this am. is there? can i go? if not, who are we sending?" [ laughter ] i heard -- i heard on the radio? [ laught

i think what is most significant is that her top aide, sheryl mills is testifying today. the secretary herself has agreed to a public hearing in front of the house of representatives to answer all these questions. and she has already released over 55,000 e-mails or pages of e-mail. and to me that she has coming forward and being willing to talk about this but i hope we don't miss some of the long-term issues here. i just yesterday she put out a very important plan on prescription drug abuse about the fact that we have four out of five heroin users today in this country. got their start on prescription drugs and no one is talking about it. so while i think this has to be taken seriously she has said that both on the democratic and republican side, i hope we can get beyond some of these disputes, get them answered, and then go on to the real issues debated in this country, which is the economy, which is how people can get ahead, which is some of these issues lost in what the carly fiorina shows the bright shiny objects of the day. >> isn't that a part of the problem, that a