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ua. remember, ua first became a household name by inventing an entirely new category of sportswear. moisture wicking, that's the first time i'd ever heard that word with under armour, compression fit apparel made from advanced synthetics that keeps your body ate healthy and comfortable temperature while drying out faster than traditional athletic wear. underarmour didn't stop there. the chairman and ceo doesn't just mouth platitudes, he devotes a huge amount of time on his quarterly conference calls to explaining the company's scientific breakthroughs. highly unusual behavior for any consumer goods company, you have to admit. most conference calls go through the numbers, but they know the numbers are driven by innovation and wants the shareholders to know it, too. in 2011, under armour launched charged cotton. it's an alternative to synthetic fibers used in sports apparel. but this wasn't regular cotton, charged cotton dries five times faster and has the kind of durability you typically associate with itchy polyester. plank believes this one invention could quadrupled the initial in

ua. remember, ua first became a household name by inventing an entirely new category of sportswear.ure wicking compression fit apparel made from advanced synthetics that keeps your body at a healthy and comfortable temperature while drying out faster than traditional athletic wear. underarmour didn't stop there. the chairman and ceo doesn't just mouth platitudes, he devotes a huge amount of time on his quarterly conference calls to explaining the company's scientific breakthroughs. highly unusual behavior for any consumer goods company, you have to admit. most conference calls go through the numbers, but they know the numbers are driven by innovation and wants the shareholders to know it, too. in 2011, underarmour launched charged cotton. it's an alternative to synthetic fibers used in sports apparel. but this wasn't regular cotton, charged cotton dries five times faster and has the kind of durability you typically associate with itchy polyester. plank believes this one invention could quadrupled the initial investment and that's huge. how about storm, the water resistant hoodies. o

after the talks, the man in the middle, the ua media negotiator, said at least the warring sides listen to each other. >> for all of the syrians trapped in this terrible war, our work here we have seen far too long. i understand that. but we are trying to overcome a very difficult issues that has led to this war and made it worse almost by the day. and this unfortunately takes time. so there is still no relief for civilians darting in parts of homs, under siege by government forces. the u.n. cannot get the authorities to allow trucks in with supplies of food and medicine. but in the war of words in geneva, the government's side blamed the opposition for pressing hard for power. on an element as if we have come here to meet for one hour to hand over everything and then to go back, which shows a lack of maturity. >> the opposition says the syrian government is now we can has to negotiate. every second we spend here, even knowing that sometimes we are moving little or moving nowhere. >> did the first round of talks achieve anything at all? the u.n. mediator had two answers to that question

israel's ambassador to the ua run grocer has asked the security council to ensure that the recent fire exchange with lebanon does not escalate into a conflict all eleven us cross border rocket strike on israel which prompted the jewish state to strike back. crews are also labeled hezbollah's military use of the region near the israeli border as they were corrupt and that their arsenal of miss aisles and rockets in southern lebanon are in direct violation of international law. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says eagles favorites and has a lot responsible for the strikes which for the second violent border incidents in recent days they are truly after idf soldier was gunned down by a lebanese sniper last week the un who has monitored the border between the two countries ever since the twenty oh six second lebanon war has requested that officials from both sides ease rising tensions. lebanese president michel suleiman recently revealed that saudi arabia's prince eleven and three billion us dollars to purchase arms from france to strengthen its military the president made the announceme

ua. because this is indeed a technology company in apparel clothing. pun intended.ted higher because of its dif wrennuated product. it's executing those plans perfectly causing the stock, up 31% since we spoke to the ceo in september. it benefits from making lighter weight apparel that keeps you warmer. the ideal combination for athletes. no wonder notre dame switched to it. harmon international is another stealth tech play. it's an engineering company that makes the world's best audio equipment. the lowest cost producer of the best sound equipment. who doesn't want that? especially if you can get it in your car. no wonder harmon soared today giving us a 26% gain since we last heard from the ceo. three months ago. how about the buy techs? did you see alexion today? this company just reported one of the quarter's biggest beats. a treatment for super rare disorders that can command incredibly high. rallied 78% since we highlighted it last april. up 4% today thanks to its launch. a drug that's doing quite well. or vortex with that revolutionary drug and a good hep c dr

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. >> that's a good question also if you have target saying call us if you see any frauduleud ua charges. you can imagine the phone jam? thank you very much. >>> the labor department says employers added a mere 74,000 jobs last month, but the unemployment rate fell from 7% to 6.7%. that drop however mostly because many people just gave up. they stopped looking for work. however, many experts say this may not tell the whole story of american's desire to get back to work. joining me now, chief strategist at bell point asset management, david nelson. 9 90 million people are not working so they're not counted officially as part of the workforce before so if you factor in all the people that have given up, they want jobs but they can't get them so they gave up, the real unemployment number should be not 6.7%, but 13.1%. isn't that a jobless recovery that is awful with a capital a? >> it is an awful number and it's not really understood as well by the american public. they see the fall from 7% down to 6.7%, it feels good. and there are some analysts that are trying to spin a positive sorry out

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thousands of pictures of mutilated corpses, only a few of which we can begin to show you on television uas state department spokeswoman says they suggest widespread and systemic torture violations. the investigators behind the report say they show evidence of starvation, ruthless beatings, even signs the killers choked victims and inflicted other forms of torture. investigators say those victims are likely members of the opposition to the syrian president, bash share al-assad during the bloody civil war. secretary of state john kerry just arrived in switzerland for talks on ending the syrian crisis and removing al-assad from power. the syrian government this month announced the president who kills his own people has no plans to step down and that the people have decided he should be nominated for another term. the snow storm hitting the east coast forced organizers to cancel the gnawing all celebration of the new jersey governor chris christie, or that's the word we have gotten but the governor still delivered an inaugural address this morning even as his administration tries to get throug

>> stock prices have risen robustly, but if you look at the ua should and measures, the kinds of things we monitor akin to price equity ratios, you would not cede territory that suggests bubblelike ad additions. when we think about assets like bonds, the premium is somewhat elevated historically, which suspects valuations not in bubble territory. >> do you think there is a federal role to support the stock market? >> no. >> i do not think anything has come with such substantial qualifications. it's fascinating to read your writing. a number of issues have arisen in the international banking community just since the meltdown in 2008, including libor rate manipulation, energy market manipulation, issues relating to money laundering. robo signing. fraud on documents. the fed plays an important role in supervision. can the fed help support public faith? >> i think that is an important goal and one i am happy to work toward. i feel that is essential and appropriate, yes. >> i want to ask you to address the rules completed on the folk -- volker rule, or firewall, which creates a wall on the h

a month later i asked for something bigger and we went to aconca fw ua. >> reporter: his father and highlyware of the dangers. >> reporter: on one side you're really walking on the glacier so there's ice and there's probably about a 1,500-foot ice. there's sheer ice and rocks at the bottom so you can get really injured. so you really have to be careful. there is a level of danger with this sport. do you think about that when you're hiking with your son? >> but there's a -- i would argue there's a certain level of danger at anything. the guide said, yes, he's ak economy mated, physically fit. >> reporter: tyler said he's doing his climb for duchenne for muscular dystrophy. >> they can't walk but i can. i wanted to help them so one day they can hike with me. >> reporter: a lofty goal for a young man who's already reached amazing heights. carter evans, cbs news, yorba linda, california. >> i feel like i need to do something with my life. you have jake olson and tyler armstrong. loser. >> you're talking aboit's time k that was. >> it literally hurts to stand outside. >> 1, 2, my th-shirt, 3. >