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even suggesting that racist, tiger mom amy twa is up next. and hermella aregawi, what's trending? >> do girls learn better when there are no boys in the classroom, the answer coming up. tweet to us at a.j. "consider this." or leave a comment on our facebook page. >> how do some groups do much better than others when achieving the american dream? a controversial new book, what it describes as the triple package and certain traits explain why cultural groups rise and fall in america. mormons, juice, asian, nigerian and cuban immigrants. according to amy twa, the superiority complex, a deeply internalized belief of your exceptionality. impulse control, the ability to resist temptation, especially the temptation to quit in the face of hardship. i'm joined by amy twa, the author of books including the controversial battle him of the tiger mother. and co-author with her husband jeff bloomen feld. bloomenfeld. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> damaging our economy, our health, our relationship to future generations. how did we get the triple package and how did we

i will tell you, we were at twa, we kept that company alive.eastern went under and continental. i can't help it when you get a secular change in a industry, i'm saying when i give you those numbers, the bad ones are in there. neil: i mention them, we have gotten into this before, in pursuit of shareholder rights and gains it is encouraging mentality i was short-term thinking. carl icahn has a stake in our company, we better do something to sat guy and boost the -- satisfy and boost the stock or we'll in a heap of trouble. but that is not why. >> we go into companies, we encourage spending. companies we control, i told you acf . 5 other companies we encourage. now you say, don't bother the guys at blackberry because we don't want to encourage short-term thinking, let them lose the money. molina baeza for that matter -- motorola for that matter. you can't say, don't bother them, because you can't make them think short-term. when the guy is losing a fortu fortune. in navistar. ceo lost 8 billion dollars, and board did nothing about it, should have

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. >> critics say for every one of though you have a twa that's gone. >> that's not true. i'm putting that into it. i put that into the numbers. i put the bad ones in with the good ones. and by the way -- >> you -- >> let me talk about twa for a minute. >> sure. >> i would tell you, we were in it. wa and we kept that company alive when eastern went under, continental went under, i can't help when you get a secular change in industry there. we are not gig going to win every one. i say i give you the numbers, the bad ones are in there >> the reason i mention this, carl, you and i have gotten into this before, in the pursuit of shareholder rights and gapes, that's encouraged a mentality of short-term thinking, that in other words, carl icahn got a stake in our company, better do something to satisfy and boost this stock or we are in a heap of trouble. and that that's not wise for longer term strategies. >> i think you can't say that. we go into companies, we encourage companies, told you acf, go five other companies, we spend the money and encourage t but now are you going to

and they both showed an aging courage in the twa in the 40s and hijacking. i suppose we all admire this kind of thing and whether we would be up to it ourselves. these people prove themselves up to the level of events and extraordinary person to. the third category i got to look at is more predictable. the tried and true professional, the persons trained to do the kind of intervention that sometimes happens, and it's not very often that they are involved. not everybody in the business of security private or public like the top-of-the-line some might seem like airline passengers some of them might be very good but only in five years will they really know all their trade. but otherwise we meet in public life. many people involved in the security business and proven themselves to be capable. they rise to the moment. maybe it takes you back to far but a remarkable location in new jersey is one of the things that makes the book for a paragraph or two. he took notice of a driver as they are trained to do and he pulled them over for him over g violation that he saw

and i'm putting that into it and putting that into the numbers are in and by the way, we with twa andhat company alive and i can't help it when you get a secular change in an industry. we are not going to win every one. but i'm saying that when i give you those numbers the bad ones are in there. >> in the pursuit of shareholder rights and games, it is encouraged with short-term thinking. and we better do this or we are going to be in a heap of trouble. if that is not wise for the longer-term strategies. >> i have to agree and you can't say that. we go into companies and we encourage spending for the companies we control. in 19 say don't bother the guys because we don't want to encourage short-term thinking. motorola for that matter. they have 18 operating systems. you can say don't bother these guys because you can't make them think short-term. when the guy losing a fortune. a billion dollars and they did nothing about it. and i have to think about the good ones because i don't get involved with him so much. neil: how do they trigger your interest? >> you go and look at companies and

and i'm putting that into it and putting that into the numbers are in and by the way, we with twa andkept that company alive and i can't help it when you get a secular change in an industry. we are not going to win every one. but i'm saying that when i give you those numbers the bad ones are in there. >> in the pursuit of shareholder rights and games, it is encouraged with short-term thinking. and we better do this or we are going to be in a heap of trouble. if that is not wise for the longer-term strategies. >> i have to agree and you can't say that. we go into companies and we encourage spending for the companies we control. in 19 say don't bother the guys because we don't want to encourage short-term thinking. motorola for that matter. they have 18 operating systems. you can say don't bother these guys because you can't make them think short-term. when the guy losing a fortune. a billion dollars and they did nothing about it. and i have to thin about the good ones because i don't get involved with him so much. neil: how do they trigger your interest? >> you go and look at companies

originally, they were there to they werethat competing with twa or ozark, but now those airlines are the frequent flyer club means you will be less inconvenienced than if you don't have miles. >> is there anyone there really stands out to you? >> obviously, american airlines, delta, they are going to be at the top of the pile in terms of handling capacity and cost. watch those too carefully. >> thank you so much. we appreciate your time talking with us about airlines and all the changes that have gone on. we will be on the market again in 30 minutes. "street smart" is next. ♪ ♪ >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "street smart." >> we are one hour from the closing bell. let's walk you through the top stories of the day. first off, the northeast getting blanketed by snow, getting hit by the second winter storm of the week, and the last one left off with eight inches. came hereeople who for the super bowl have not been able to leave. those of us who live here are getting whacked with higher natural gas

have to tell you that it's been an unmitigated disaster so far are yo i didn't realize that there were twaay going . two tt's the pot. >> i wat to say thank you. i do tnk you. because this is something that will be a huge catastrophe. so we thank you. >> thank you. chares: cybersecurity is a huge threato small businesses. but all the obama administration has done so far is released safety guidelines as to how to prevent these attacks are yu as apple ceo says the whi house needs to do more to protect business owners like him. so what exactly should the white house be doing? remark i am not exactly sure. m t that smart. but i do know that. if they were doing anything,e probably would have heard about it. because they are trying to put a good face on it. every man and woman and child in e united states of amerca is in some trasure trove hydrides somewhere, nd i know what we have spent in our company day-to-day in terms of people attempting to get in. and i'm ver concerned that the nsa has not been -- that they and hacks. so what did we learn from that? the nsa onl has target but they look at.

afternoon highs for twa 71 cupertino to anyone and the senate bill could sunday in san jose area is whetherle and 70 want is to the afternoon high and its bread at north bay and peninsula 57 and bought a 70 and center fell 65 in san francisco 63 after a high in alameda. now for the white news pre with when gusts which will be blowing in that weather. 33 per mile bus. these are not be our peak gust projected 22 mi. per hour at 24 in half moon bay top rain rainfall totals projection model systems through overage a pat of the differences over to records and rose at an inch and three-quarters a nap but over nation half and said was a kid that through this coming weekend. >> : with clause wooing and wet weather very wet on wednesday on and off rain wednesday. of the most part rolling through all the way through friday and we have another big system moving and the could trickle to the weekend. >> : more news ahead potential danger in the bright we colored items thieves everyday details coming up the end of this newscast garry is next his take on the it jim harbaugh trade caught talk. so it's carr

this is twas the giving of the controversy, he said guys, if we fail on this, if this doesn't succeed, if we allow people to stop this there will not be another major religious film for the next 60 years. >> the new film "noah" has been coming under criticism. the interview with "the hollywood reporter." said there is significant worry about the folks, calling them noisy. what does that mean? i understand there is a conflict and battle between those that want it to be pure to the biblical version. and those that maybe want to take some creative license? >> hey, you know, as long as it is great film i don't mind taking some artistic license. you look at the passion, for example, there is artistic life, no problem. but when you try to do something, hey, i'm going to make a film about a religious topic and i take my own personal life that is not respectful of the faith element, well, certainly it is not going to drive christians and others to it. >> let's not ignore that russell crowe made -- >> you mean mel gibson. >> it takes very significant hollywood actresses and actors to actually

corporate raider who started in the 1980s, he brought twa down, made money and thousands of people withoutension. this isn't going to happen. ebay and paypal will stay together or split apart. in my opinion they need to stay together. because there is synergy, and -- cheryl: if you look what he did with apple. relieves all of this, brought the shares up, didn't achieve what he wanted that made money and the same thing with the debt. something doesn't -- >> depends on where you are. if you rent ebay shareholder you accusing him on. is up to an apps -- liz: is the enacted this investor doing a good thing for shareholders? >> it is both. >> putting pressure on corporate boards making sure business is run in the best way possible. the back of the day's borders fact challenge to. it is not a journalistic explanation of what happened. you read his case on the sale of skype and think there's something criminal, you learn later the big winner was in silver lake, the stock value was here and 18 months later it was here and some kind of scandal. stocks fluctuate. investor sentiment changes and his a

i twas the day when his own happen overnight. revealing the un in the ppp and cycles of elections and it's clear that it didn't make the point is that simple. it is a question of institution building there is a question of creating the separation of powers and sauna support. what is and they'll be much the ukrainian domestic fear them. getting this situation i think it is a difficult week and the results overnight. you are typing government buildings and demanding and the integration with the oh so and it did indeed in on that pointed to a guy in the employ of european descent to get involved in a country where elections are due to be held next year the institution building could carry on you as you call them anew. this is still the same between confident and strong enough. i think the crane east of the show none of the leukemia and that if it was abt to see t o to cease country. of course we don't want to cringe and some rowing team. ukrainian people isn't this in court they agreed that it's not so much in demand. you know we do

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i am twa actually somewhat worried that osha had not inspected you in 20 years. i would think that osha should be inspecting any manufacturing business on a regular basis and that we would not go a whole 20 years without ever inspecting the health and safety environment for employees, and i personally, i know that you don't think the allegations of not providing eye protection and the like is not a serious concern, but as someone who has been around a lot of heavy manufacturing, let me just say that it is a concern and i'm out of time. i yield back. >> in the 20 years prior to osha coming the there, did you ever have anyone with any serious injury at your place of business? >> no, sir. and to be clear on the eyewear point, we do absolutely require eyewear to be worn. they just weren't happy with the kind. >> someone probably forgot to put their goggles on one day, right? >> well, forgot to put the goggles on. they identified an entry point they thought was an exit, which cost i don't know, $4,300, if memory serves. something like that. >> young. we've all had bus

i am twa actually somewhat worried that osha had not inspected you in 20 years. i would think that osha should be inspecting any manufacturing business on a regular basis and that we would not go a whole 20 years without ever inspecting the health and safety environment for employees, and i personally, i know that you don't think the allegations of not providing eye protection and the like is not a serious concern, but as someone who has been around a lot of heavy manufacturing, let me just say that it is a concern and i'm out of time. i yield back. >> in the 20 years prior to osha coming the there, did you ever have anyone with any serious injury at your place of business? >> no, sir. and to be clear on the eyewear point, we do absolutely require eyewear to be worn. they just weren't happy with the kind. >> someone probably forgot to put their goggles on one day, right? >> well, forgot to put the goggles on. they identified an entry point they thought was an exit, which cost i don't know, $4,300, if memory serves. something like that. >> young. we've all had bus

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