why is the cool against uncool important? it won an election. face it. the reason people like barack obama is because he's cool. he beat a war hero, a community activist, an organizer, beat a war hero four years ago. how did that happen? because he was cool. it was cool to vote for him. the culture embraces fake coolness over real achievement. kids would rather play astronaut than actually be one. it's more interesting being famous than doing something. i will say this. i am -- there is a really big bright spot to president obama being re-lengthed. it is like tearing off a band-aid. if he lost, he would be back for another four years, and 45% more grayer making him more trustworthy. we're uncool. that's how we are. i look at the message. what is our message? we like to build things, making things is cool. what's wrong with that. we like to open stuff. that's good. competition, competition is often the liberal view that self-esteem is better. better to fuel self-esteem than competition. the highest self-esteem is found in prison. i think i made that stat

so we're uncool. that's the way we are. that's how we are. don't believe that. i look at our message. what is our message? we like to build things. making things is cool. what's wrong with that? we like to open stuff. that's good. competition is awesome. the liberal view, self-esteem is better. it's better to feel self-esteem without competition. that doesn't work. the highest incidence of self-esteem can be found in prison. i think i made that stat up. it's one of those things, if you read and you repeat over and over again -- but i'm certain if you meet a criminal, they believe they commit crimes because they deserve to. why not? i deserve this. i don't have to work for it. i take it. our alternative to that is competition makes you a better person you win. unity over division. what we used to call patriotism is cool. we now live in a country where everybody is governed by their identity, which is not cool. we have to make it cool to say you're an american. that is an awesome place and here i whys it is exceptional. [applause] >> what is not cool is dependency

it became uncool we had tremendous success. smoking was cut in half and about 50 years. it is the result of a cuure. we are talking abouthootings and guns in this country. the equivalent would be the glamorization of guns in hollywood, video games, in the culture, and on telelevision. so you would want to start with that but nobody in power will even speak about that. the other elements are the commitment of the dangerously mentally ill. there, the aclu and other lobbies are very strong. in those states ere commitment laws are strict, there is a lowelevel of this kind of violence. i agree with you, the elimination of guns but the only way you can only achieve anything is the way australia did. 1996, they had a massacre, and it confiscated all thehe guns, and there were none. that cannot be done -- you cannot do it in this country with its history culture, and the second amendment. >> the problem is, if you cannot everything, you do nothing. i do not think that is what you want. we're not going to confiscate all guns in the united states. >> if you don't, it will haveve n

let's say i did provided that the first day i put that what a road notion so the russian was uncool to your there exerts and. i could say i'm standing very exhilarated right now. the head walrus at this swimming hole is bloody me it could have been can he's the chairman of the russian i swimming in cold water treatment federation and insists that no a genuine medical benefits. could get the main way i swimming works for you is good with blood circulation driven by cold and struggling to stay warm my body contracts as blood vessels are going your there's less blood around the system so where does the excess blood go goes to the vital organs that is why it's good for the kidneys and liver they are constantly cleansed blood in me is also getting a thrill seekers he wants to push the abilities of the golden. to the limits. they have holds the record for time spent in one thousand yeah graham could do was thirteen diane spent sixty minutes in there and i helped him get out of that condition when he could hardly talk your move we couldn't even say mama you must be couldn't walk his arms when

it looks like it's uncool to your the ridiculous and . i can tell you. it's so good right now. cans of thousands of people in russia including are very young people all over take the plunge for the feast of a to fanny. watching r t coming to life from moscow i'm marina joshua come to the program algerian armed forces are continuing efforts to free a group of international hostages from libyan militants at a gas plant as many as six hundred fifty captives have reportedly been rescued with an unknown number of civilian deaths as many still missing the insurgents claim their advantage in french intervention and in mali which is putting president francois hollande into an increasingly tough political situation parties fully boyko explains. these are peaceful civilians from all around the world that were working at the facility they've suddenly found themselves in the middle of this very dangerous situation where the algerian military have apparently been criticized for going in guns blazing you know the u.k. and the u.s. have already complained that they weren't really warned in ad

it became uncool. we had tremendous success. smoking has been cut in half and about 50 years. it is the result of a culture. if we are talking about shootings and guns in this country, the equivalent would be the glamorization of the guns in hollywood, videogames, in the culture, and television. you would want to start with that, but nobody in power would even speak about that. the other elements are the commitment of the dangerously mentally ill, and they're the aclu and other lobbies are very strong. in those states where the commitment laws are strong, there is a love love this kind of violence. i agree with you. lastly, the elimination of guns. i think the only weaken over it achieve anything is the way australia did. 1996, they had a massacre, and confiscated the guns, and there were none. that cannot be done. you cannot do it in this country with its history, culture, and second amendment. >> the problem is, if you cannot do everything, you do nothing. that is not what you are looking for. we are not go to confiscate all guns in the united states. >> that will have no af

as this is simply a military plot to seize power also it's a western conspiracy to overthrow and uncool person of regime also have yes because pakistanis have had enough of corrupt dictatorships and finally the next option the protests will die out once the media frenzy calms and let's now take a look at how opinions been divided so far almost one half of those who responded apparently think western powers to remove an unfriendly regime a fifth of the believe the result of pakistanis being fed up with corruption and almost an equal number about fifteen percent of you saying that the country's military is trying to grab the reins of government and the protests will soon give and so do had to come to have your say if you still haven't and will be back with more news for you after this short break. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charging welcome to the big picture. he. has. to. this is also you're welcom

uncool don't. >> eric: the middle east is a tender box ready to go any second.jumping over the border in droves. >> it's a distraction. that is what it is. it's policies that haven't largely gotten where you say he said they would get us. i think he is trying to do a lot of what bill clinton did. his best. by that, bill clinton when he had a billionaire to defind him. if i were one of the other media outlets i would be embarrassed. that i wasn't called out. how can you claim to do your job and cover the president when the only people he can find is talk radio and fox news channel. we don't have a video today. but daily caller tried to ask senator bob a question about the alleged report that he patronized underage dominican prostitutes. they asked him the question his press secretary jumped in and said you sit there. if you can be quiet now. i bring this up not to bring up the patronization of dominican underage prostitutes but that is their attitude toward nip who asks them a question. sit there and be quiet. >> bob: that is unfair. to think that about menendez

a report said moms and dads have i-phones so it is uncool to have the same phone so they are more attractedo buying microsoft or samsung products or android phones according to this marketing group. we plan on talking to consumers to see what has changed when it comes to apple. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> it will be interesting. sal, what are you keeping an eye on now? >> 880 westbound is getting busier now that we are getting closer to the peak of the commute and on 80 from the carquinez bridge all the way down to the mcarthur maze traffic is not that bad but it is getting busier. when you go to the toll plaza, it has not filled inasmuch as i thought it would. this is maybe an 8 to 10 minute delay and it's holding steady and we are not asking for more thank you very much and it's holding steady there. we talked about 880 westbound coming through the vallejo area and we are also looking at the livermore valley which seems to be busy coming out of tracy especially getting into the main part of livermore. let's go to steve. >>> cloudy skies, brutally cold, great lakes an

we took a moral structure that help a lot of people and made it uncool. elite think it's stupid.dn't need it. now you have a society that could have used it that doesn't. >> eric: dan ab, you pointed something out. oxygen network is founded, one of the cofounders is oprah winfrey. with the expressed purpose of empowering women. this program doesn't look like anything she was thinking about. >> dana: probably wasn't. i don't know her but i assume she doesn't like this thing. she has a successful program. one thing that was great about the talk show she did, he is would inspire people. people came on or maybe they had a hard time but then they would figure out a way to makebe the life better so everybody wanted to watch it. i still love game shows. "wheel of fortune" and ""jeopardy"." i get excited for people when they win and i feel bad for people when they lose. i resemble that remark, definitely. i draw the line at humiliatio humiliation. i like the reality show, we find talent, where you go on a wild goose chase and find things. you work with a partner to do that. when we humil

makes apple seem like a very uncool product.nd data that we do have from verizon shows that it is just the share, continuing to gain share and also the greatest share increases in the last quarter. more importantly, though, we performed a recent study of over a thousand smart phone users. and what we found was that there is still fierce brand loyalty towards apple. we look at the current period as well as looking ahead to future upgrade cycles. focusing on the here and now, apple share, very strong loyalty and you know, share continues to be strong. >> you can certainly see in the analyst community, right, in one of your fantastic stats, you note that average analyst price target has fallen about 4.6%, and the stock has fallen about 30% from its high last year. >> that may not be such a comforting factor. but within the s&p 500, apple has the largest gap between what analysts are currently forecasting and the current share price. but the stock here, you know, the maturity market saturated, like john was bringing up earlier, you

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