tween. >> he is dating a 22-year-old, she is not a tween. [ laughter ] >> has problems. [ laughter ]> if this is such a problem, why don't the attendants just punch you in the face if you don't shut off the electronics. >> like you did in the green room? >> yes. >> if myth busters can bust it, it's good enough for me. everybody can turn on their cellphones it puts people on power trip. and have you noticed the flight attendants are getting less attract. >> i have you were kicked off what you you were wearing and you don't know how to use electronic devices. >> i don't know how to use electronic devices. it's all you need. just bring the magazine in. use that. the only time i ever had issues, sir the kids can see the swank. i put it away. i do what they say and its all fine. [ laughter ] >> how old are those magazines. [ laughter ] >> i like the word vintage. >> is there a view of cool running. [ laughter ] >> last topic. >> researchers have used warp drive as seen in star trek, millions of particles would get swept in traveling faster than the speed of light and that energy would be

tween times five. >> we can catch a 3:00 a.m. showing. >> anything to keep that mojo going, as cheryl was bringing in that story. >>> a lot of people waiting outside in super cold weather. some of the coldest weather we've had a week. winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour. the wind up against your body is fueling that moisture. that's when you get the windchills. 41 in napa. 46 in san mateo. out in san francisco, 47. no doubt, tomorrow morning it will be cold. pockets of 30s out here. throughout friday, a great day for us. we have a weekend storm system we've been previewing all week. that looks to flip the switch back into winter now that we're in spring. as this continues to push across northern california, it's going to bring back this reinforcing shot of cold air. no hope of temperatures getting into the 70s by saturday or sunday. rain for the weekend, periods of thunderstorms. looking at the time line, we start out clear. and throughout the evening hours, the cloud cover increases. still dry here if you have evening plans friday

it's practically become a lifestyle brand for tweens. that's why the stock has been moving up practically in a straight line since the new year began. you know what? giving the stunning decline in cotton prices which are a big input cost for all of ascena's brands, i think this rally could still be in early innings. the stock is only selling at 13 times earnings, 15% growth rate. that is cheap by anybody's standards, even as you may not exactly like this kind of style. oh, and one more thing. if you watched "mad money," you wouldn't have been saying what the heck, when ascena reported last week. we heard from ceo. david jaffe back in september. he was extremely upbeat. so bullish that i was won over, despite my mispronunciation of ascena, which rhymes with athena. the stock is up 50 -- the stock -- the stock is up 53% since then. a fabulous return in less than six months. if you paid attention to that interview, you wouldn't be saying what the heck but i told you so. the bottom line, ascena shocked nearly everyone with a spectacular quar

. >>> and then girl interrupted, what happens to tween-age girls. with it, sometimes goes their schoolrk and for some girls even their life aspirations. a family life specialist offers some advice for us today. and then later, the winds have changed. kids work on a windmill project, wrapping up their math and science skills. dedicated people are working hard to increase the number of kids in the silicon valley that go to college to study math and science. welcome to "class action." up next, super fun. tune town is helping kids learn. joining me to talk about it is andy russell, the co-founder of a company called launch pad toys which created the ipad app. diane is the special media specialist and has hands on experience using the tuntastic app. it's such a great idea. how did you come up with this? >> we're watching kids play with toys. watching kids create stories at an older age and play with action figures and dolls and legos and puppets at a younger age and we wanted to bring those two together, the app around creative play and creative writing

the hunger games opened tweens teens and most of the valley actually headed out to raise theater at town square to see the film it's based on a series of books by suzanne collins and stars jennifer lawrence just josh hutcherson and liam hemsworth moviegoers were more than pleased with it. so all the tweens and jenny her show went to go see the midnight showing last night i'm just really just jealous because. i wanted to see. what happens with these movies and i guess that there is the same thing with harry potter is that you know certain charities organizations try to kind of join in and so there's one called the hunger oxfam want to launch a campaign called hunger is not a game to support one of their campaign to make food aid more efficient and lines gates is saying no and they said they're trying to piggyback off their motion picture and causing damage to lionsgate and our marketing efforts i mean it seems to me they're just trying to raise awareness and using this as an opportunity to do so awareness about a subject that's very serious but i thought the letter online that lionsgate w

so all the tweens and jenny tara show went to go see the midnight showing last night i'm just really just jealous because. i want to see the video showing what happens with these movies and i guess there's the same thing with harry potter is that you know certain charities organizations try to kind of join in and so there's one called hunger i want to launch a campaign called hunger is not a game to support one of their campaign to me food aid more efficient and lines gates is saying no and they said they're trying to piggyback off their motion picture and causing damage to lionsgate and our marketing efforts i mean it seems to me they're just trying to raise awareness and using this as an opportunity to do so awareness about a subject that's very serious but i saw the letter online that lionsgate wrote to oxfam some of these other charities that said please take any mention of hunger is not going off the website and threaten to have it removed for copyright purposes if they don't so pretty serious about it. bottom line you know any publicity is good publicity right i get very skepti

it tween two thousand and five and two thousand and nine the u.s. has spent fifty billion dollars and the price paid for the entire program that we are dealing with right now here in two thousand and eleven is another hundred and fifty billion dollars that's larger than many country's entire military budgets. and some of the funding for the missile defense system in europe is being put to use in poland so north the small village of rijeka is home to a high security installation. the base used to be manned by polish baffles pilots soviet made faces still serve as a reminder of the fact that poland was once a member of the warsaw pact an organization formed off to world war two by the u.s. as in response to nato. the old warplanes will be scrapped by the u.s. troops who arrive here shortly they'll be bringing missiles with them. local residents have already been told that they won't be getting any compensation for having the new arsenal placed so close to their homes. and out on the us we are not overjoyed at the prospect of these weapons being deploy

if you wonder when charley is, he is out with the tweens watching the hunger games. so we are going to check in with him and see what they think of the movie. let's check in with meteorologist lynette charles to see what she thinks of the weather. >> all right. he think we have fog out there. so here we go again megan. and we have a little bit of misting possible as well. mild and humid. that's the scenario for today. the end of the week. we have reduced visibility in a lot of spots this morning. zero in york frederick and hagerstown and with this, we have a dense fog advisory once again this morning. and it's in effect until 10 a.m. for the areas shaded in the grayish color. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now, we are dry. so we have all five sweeps on but the fact is that as we go in through the weekend, that's when we will see some change in the forecast. you will want to stick around for that. let's talk about the roads right now. let's go over to angela foster. she has the foggy conditions don't you. >> reporter: yes, we have the foggy conditi

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position where they are loath with an invidious choice between on the one having to steer a course in tween on the one hand seeming to be bullied and giving in and appearing weak and on the other hand alone themselves to be provoked and allowing themselves to be forced into a confrontational position diplomatic and intelligence professionals are having their reports having burwood of bugles for political and or geological reasons there's a political ideological agenda in washington and tel aviv to an extent here in london as well to willfully misinterpret intelligence to slant or to spin to use the term that's become used recently to spin intelligence in a direction that forces people on the path to war we saw it in iraq where they would they were there were absolutely disastrous consequences from intelligence the intelligence process being abused and i think we're seeing it now here in iran. u.k. construction workers are calling for justice after some of them discovered campaigning for safer jobs landed them on a secret blacklist investigation found some of the information used to identify

opposition that the attack happened not far from a security building although officials say that it hit a tween razor that residential buildings behind the post office now i witness on the scene say that there were bodies lying everywhere they also say that they heard massive explosions and gunfire immediately after what we understand was a car bombing now we understand this to be security officers who were firing in the air immediately following this blast they also cordoned off the area to try and prevent people from coming closer and now the blast comes just one day after twenty blocks on saturday killed some twenty seven people in the syrian capital of damascus and it is the latest in a string of suicide bombings that have been happening in syria over the past few weeks on the tenth of february last month in the same city as sunday's blast the city of aleppo in the north of the country twenty eight people were killed in twenty blasts not far from a security office now the syrian pris is blaming saudi arabia and qatar for sunday's bombing they say that they have been calling for the arming o

israel has not had a military confrontation with any of the middle east's non arab states in fact tween iran and israel over the last two and a half thousand years their relations have more often than not been good it would be a very strong red psychological red line if it were to break out between the two of them iran. the u.s. soldier suspected of carrying out a bloody massacre of afghan civilians expected me to charged with seventeen counts of murder and six counts of assault and attempted murder staff sergeant robert bales is currently awaiting trial in the u.s. and could face the death penalty if convicted his lawyer says there's a lack of evidence against his client who hasn't confessed to the killing and investigation by the afghan parliament things up to twenty others could have been up work better at activist michael prysner thinks the trials are likely to improve the opinion about two afghan people of the u.s. . the politicians and the generals and the officers and the military commanders they have made every single person in afghanistan the enemy and it is an occupation that

for a nuclear test on the mind i think efforts to deal with its nuclear program the guys last deal tween washington under this the u.s. would supply north korea with a freezing rain which meant japan has also deployed its missile defense system saying will shoot down any territory a former european parliament member who spoke here is playing the danger. of a clearly the the un could take action but what quite what it does i mean it's got fairly serious sanctions on north korea already north korea is actually alleviating the risk tribute to japan because it shifting this launch from the east coast to the west coast so it will not fly over japan in the same way it's possible for the launch to go wrong because the previous to go wrong the first one to fail the third stage failed to ignite. and so it crashed into the sea way past it seems to be rather unlikely that there's going to be really dangerous so this is going to hit your part in the sense that if it's a three stage rocket carrying it wider fell before it gets to japan or we're going to pass over it as i said if they're launching two

in our latest web poll so they were asking you a year who the conflict in syria is being fought for tween almost half of you say it's world superpowers in natural resources over a quarter believe it's propaganda lawyers claiming to be media outlets just sixteen percent a thing it's of the power hungry elites in syria and around ten percent think it's a fight between freedom loving people and an oppressive government go online to have your say. so ahead for you this hour maintaining control of any calls. you don't like opening up in your almost. for example it's third of the. health bar of the u.s. is willing to go to disperse demonstrators and enforce authority despite lecturing other countries on human rights. from thousands of illegal immigrants who come to the u.k. and of learning the hard way that the streets of london are not paved with gold after all. the u.s. is reportedly threatening india with penalties if it doesn't comply with washington sanctions against iran beijing giant is one of the biggest consumers of iranian oil but even though it's free to trade with the islamic republ

been telling us to this question we're asking a year on the conflict in syria is being fully put tweens good question what's your answer this is what you're telling us this hour exactly half of you there saying it's world superpowers you think in need of natural resources but a quarter of you believe these propaganda peddlers the media outlets even less of you compared to last are suggesting it's power and really since syria just ten percent think it's a fight between freedom loving people under an oppressive government you can still go online plenty of times you'll say it's because. watching r t with me kevin zero in i had this maintaining control at any cost. good job like opening up your almost mixed with sting from about my students might find out how far the u.s. is willing to go to disperse demonstrators and then force authority despite lecturing other countries abroad human rights. thousands of illegal immigrants who come to britain in search of a better life found their dreams of a good job good money instead becoming a nightmare many pay big bucks to traffickers to make the jou

tween the n.s.a. and google that's an interesting story and it's definitely worth the read and you can also check out our you to page we post everything on there it's youtube dot com slash artsy america you can also follow me on twitter at liz wall for now have a great night. you know sometimes you see a story and six so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't. charge is a big picture. of this is a cause a report. max what happens when peak debt makes people sources tell me it's called the white man's debt burden you know the white man's burden. the burden of course being all those people around the world outside of the empire whose resources must be taken well first we have the situation of gold reserves we see germany and switzerland asking about their gold reserves that are held in new york but it all started august two thousand and nine germany's gold is in u.s. custody just bank confirm

big sort of excellent beric has filed his resignation saying that the difference is that he has a tween with the company's management have led the company into a crisis situation now the company inter roussel has said that if the vets have got it for more than a year now has been ignoring his obligations as the company's chairman has been very much participating in board meetings and therefore on march sixteenth there like they were likely to find a replacement for in any way also several aspects of the relationship between the victim actually better and the company's management notably the c.e.o. and i get it passed that we need to mention is because the management of the assets resell has got a price that's a stake in normals mikkel because victor victor very for a long time has been insisting that the stake should should be sold whereas. i was i was against this now also dividends the company has not been paying for for quite a few years now and these are several aspects that we need to keep in mind when looking at this resignation but we talked to robert mounds of creativity and he

. >>> president barack obama meets with israel's prime minister to discuss tension tween iran and theof the world. president is urging netanyahu. >>> radio host rush limbaugh lose as sponsor over comments directed a at georgetown law student. he called fluke a slut and suggested he make a sex tape after she testified about contraception. the host apologized for comments over the weekend. >>> most areas in the u.s. are losing trees, baltimore is no exception. major cities reporting nearly 4 million trees lost every year. tim williams explains why our region has been hit so hard. >> trees are losing grounds to pavement, in many american cities and baltimore is among them. >> it indicates a decrease in the tree canopy for baltimore and u.s. cities. >> reporter: the forest service city runs through 2005 and identifies decline in tree cover at a rate of 4 million trees per year. >> there is natural disaster, such as hurricane irene, last august, we lost 1300 trees. we lose trees because of lack of adequate after care with the new tree planting. >> reporter: satellite imagery used to determ

. >> what we have done is a tween retailer to a teen retailer. they have more jobs, sometimes. for the 14-year-old and the 28-year-old or the 32-year-old or however old you want to be today. by going to an 18-year-old, we bring in a larger range of potential customers. >> great to have you with us and hope to see you again on the show. a three-year high and perhaps no coincidence it was around the same time as the repolice and a different business now. >> for a special retailer, it's not that expensive and they pay the dividend. at $10.30. it's worth a look. >> you know what keith asked me? what's twilight. >> it's that pretty time between -- >> the rosy glow. >> he was sing zeppelin between the break and leaving people with the view that he was humming hungry like the wolf. parrot topic of "hunger games," let's check out the "hunger games" in addition we talked about lion's gate. i-max is getting 10%. scholastic down pen trs trs, a publisher that is doing well. hasbro and mattel. capping off a huge run. >> mattel with almost 4% outperforming hasbro. amazon we talked about thre

we think about tweens and young adult book market.f the parents are not book readers they really don't have a sense necessarily of what this film is. while it's pg-13. kids sometimes go alone. parents have got to be ready to have a conversation with their children because it's, again, one thing to see adult violence, which is also very often too much. but the scenes in this involve spears and arrows and being mauled by animals, it's remarkable. >> bill: a lot of kids' parents don't care. there is a book called the lord of the flies made into a british movie, violence kids against kids, there was absolute message to that i want my child to read lord of the flies. i want them to see that i don't know if the hunger games rises to that level. in fact, i would tell. >> let me just say, this bill. i would like to add that some conservative critics are saying maybe this is a good message because it's actually antigovernment and these conservative critics feel like we have had too much government or over the last three years. >> bill: see if

it's practically become a lifestyle brand for tweens. >> ooh. ah. these pants are particularly good, let's say, like if you had like a lot of barbecue over the weekend. otherwise, i don't know if i really feel like i'm styling. >> hmm. >>> i've been real negligent on the homework front. so let's take care of some housekeeping. on monday eric from california asked me about verifone systems. symbol p.a.y. right when the company was reporting its quarterly earnings. boom, that's when the question came up. i was concerned about how the stock was initially moving lower in after hours courtesy of the company's conservative earnings guidance. but since the conference call was still ongoing when i took eric's call, i wasn't going to opine on it without listening. so i had to take the time to do more homework. remember, you always have to read the conference call before making a decision. i never want you to buy or sell a stock until you've read the most recent conference call. it's the single most important part of the research. don't merely react to after-

. >> before we sign off, you have a tween or a teen girl in your house and want to keep the peace, setss the pond is called one direction, and if you're of a certain and if you're of a certain age, not ours, you probably lost a lot of sleep. >> their first big hit in the u.s. is called "what makes you beautiful." it's off their "up all night," the group's debut cd. terrific band. so much fun outside. here they are, one direction. ♪ ♪ baby you light up my world like nobody else the way that you flip your hair ♪ ♪ gets me overwhelmed but when you smile at the ground it ain't hard to tell ♪ ♪ you don't know oh, oh you don't know you're beautiful ♪ ♪ if only you saw what i can see you'll understand why i want you so desperately ♪ ♪ right now i'm looking at you and i can't believe you don't know oh, oh ♪ ♪ you don't know you're beautiful oh, oh ♪ ♪ that's what makes you beautiful so come on you got it wrong ♪ ♪ to prove i'm right i put it in a song i don't know why ♪ ♪ you're being shy and turn away when i look in your eyes ♪ ♪ everyone else in the room can see it everyone else but you ♪ ♪

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neon colors are really in but they're not age appropriate for all but for tweens they are.g sandals or thongs here. i say no to the flip-flops but elevated and updated thong is a very appropriate for easter. you don't get the pancake slapping sound of the heels. >> look how cute you two are. thank you, girls. >> best friends. sweet! >> did you guys plan that? that was cute. next out we have one of our favorite producers with her cute little baby. >> her brand-new baby boy making his "today" show debut. >> he's zonked out! >> he's actually wearing an adorable complete ensemble from burlington coat factory for under $15. i just want to say, looks absolutely gorgeous. lace, overlay and tangerine tango from lord & taylor. gorgeous hat from burlington coat factory for $30. shoes from t.j. maxx. >> dad's looking pretty good himself. >> the khaki pants but the unexpected touch here is the marshall shirt and mint green tie from lord & taylor. i didn't want to make him look like an easter egg but i did want to bring in those citrus tones using greens and orange that matches his gorg

we think about tweens and young adult book market. not book readers they really don't have a sense necessarily of what this film is. while it's pg-13. kids sometimes go alone. parents have got to be ready to have a conversation with their children because it's, again, one thing to see adult violence, which is also very often too much. but the scenes in this involve spears and arrows and being mauled by animals, it's remarkable. >> bill: a lot of kids' parents don't care. there is a book called the lord of the flies made into a british movie, violence kids against kids, there was absolute message to that i want my child to read lord of the flies. i want them to see that i don't know if the hunger games rises to that level. in fact, i would tell. >> let me just say, this bill. i would like to add that some conservative critics are saying maybe this is a good message because it's actually antigovernment and these conservative critics feel like we have had too much government or over the last three years. >> bill: see if the kids with r r

if you have tweens hunger games mike take over your house next week.t each other to the death. joining me now from los angeles is the president of hollywood.com, paul. thanks for coming on the show this morning. first, i'm probably one of the few who hasn't read the whole series. what are the "hunger games"? i understand they're pretty violent. >> it is pretty violent but i love the concept and i believe it's going to catch on in a big way. this movie has so much going for it. first of all, jennifer lawrence is the oscar nominated actress. she's the star of this show. it's beautifully made, the film, it's highly entertain, and i think most importantly for lionsgate, they're ghoingt to get to just the girls which was the case with the twilight films, they're going to get the boys in there as well. on top of that you're going to get the older audiences who are intrigued by this idea and they'll probably read the book as well. you have a great veteran actors in the midst of these younger teen actors, so this could be called a four-quad movie playing to me

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she's a tween right now, she's 12. wanted to immortalize it because in two years you're not going to feel this way. you're probably going to be i hate you so much, fat man! i wish you threw you out that have plane. but right now it's a really beautiful love letter where you feel like i did something good as parent. like i have never been the primary caregiver. that's my wife. she built a perfect little baby woman who grew up into a sense of having herself and whatnot. wasn't pushed around by society. none of the terms dictated to her and whatnot. i come in handy now, i have been telling my wife this for years. you got her. she thought my wife owned the moon, worshipped jennifer forever. when she gets to be about mid teenage years i think she's going to lean toward my way because i've got the cool job. no two ways about it. right now she kind of likes my world very much. because she's like i would like to meet the kids from "teen wolf." we can have them over to the house and now she's getting interested in the world of

and i teach other teenagers and tween-agers about the economy and about that certain subject, like fromreos to the hunger games to the apple store. >> greta: so you love business. >> i do. i do. it's so interesting. i mean, when -- when i was, you know, very young -- before i can remember, i remember i thought of business -- well, i can barely remember ti thought of business, when my dad started talking about, i was like, wait. what is this? but now i find out how interesting it is. it is amazing? >> the new book, it has the new subtitle, it's out in paperback and you have the blog and the web site. i look forward to your next book. >> thank you. >> greta: and the chamber of commerce, you spoke to 350 people. the list goes on. >> thank you for having us. >> greta: straight ahead is new jersey governor chris christie trying to push the boss around? he will tell you next. wait until you hear who is playing former first lady nancy reagan. she is on your screen and might be the last person who you might expect. the answer's in minutes. do you have anything for a headache...like excedr... ba