is that uncool of him? >> it is very uncool. more than that. this is not just spiking the football in the end zone. it is spiking the football and signing it and handing it to the wife of the guy you are playing against and mooning the crowd. this is as brazen as you can get. this is the worst diplomatic beating since drago took out apolo creed. >> the russians have not changed much. >> if you think you are exceptional in russia they will let you believe that until they beat you in the face. putin has a point i suppose. >> you said in the green room not only when you agree with putin, but when it comes to america you could, quote, take it or leave it. >> did i say that? i must have been high. >> maybe that that was the baby talking. >> he is right because no one feels russia is exceptional except for the bond villains they provided. i think it is funny that at the end of the speech he said -- he wrote "we must not forget that god created us equal, except gays." >> he said it with a wink. >> russian billionaires can't buy enough new york uh par

you have to switch it and make it uncool. the way to do that is to take an active stance and active look at what the actual norms in the school are, and have the school really address their own context. one of the issues is there is no one size fits all solution, and every school needs to address their own concerns and not grab a program off the shelf. >> you talk about this as a human. >> right it is a human right. just like any other human rights violation bullying can severely effect someone's life. we don't want that to happen. you know, this is the first human rights violation that many youth will ever experience. it's right here at homoposed to in uganda or russia. this is right here at home. and so we have to make sure that kids are equipped with the tools to not only stand up for themselves but become defenders in their own lives. >> how global is this problem? is it an american thing? >> it is a global problem. the statistics that show that bullying is happening all over the world. how it's defined and again the term

this show, like a lot of things i've written can be over overabove overly ernest and aggressively uncoolhey won an emmy. daniels won that. the problem is the bar is set so high with hbo, sopranos, game of throwns, any documentary they do is tremendous. >> it's entertainment. >> like the sopranos and game of thrones. two shows that changed the whole landscape of television in my opinion. >> it's an okay show, the dialogue is sappy, the characters are pat tently unlikable. >> they're annoying people, that's why. >> the first season i really wanted tolike the show, i didn't. i found it hard to watch? >> why. >> because there were too many people living long, preachy speeches in a way that, you know, was talky. but this season, i think they listened to the critics, especially the plot line in the second half of the season, which was actually based on the story i covered on pail wind scandal in 1998, falsely accusing the u.s. of using nerve gas and then having to retract it. as a narrative, it moves more quickly, do you concede that or do you stop watching? >> i still do watch it, it's called

. >> wendy: do you remember when you underage drank before which is so uncool and your best girlfriendld your hair back when you throw up? [ laughter ] >> wendy: ridiculous being young. >> that was actually last night. there we go. there we go. what do you think? right, right? >> wendy: wow. >> let me get that. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. [ applause ] >> wendy: okay. i'm doing that. >> good. for dessert, i make a stovetop crisp. i don'do it in the oven. i put it in, brown sugar, maple syrup, with the apples and pecans and oats. i make this, it's orange and bright and beautiful. and then the creme de la creme -- grab the chocolate. not ordinary chocolate. we're talking about a chocolate drizzle that is made with ancho chile and cinnamon. it's a spicy, chocolate -- >> wendy: mm. good. [ laughter ] >> yeah. drizzle like that. >> wendy: this is very good. you wouldn't think that something spicy with chocolate would work. >> spices and chocolate works. with this beautiful apple crisp, beautiful -- >> wendy: they're telling us to hurry up. oh, it's done. >> dig directly in. why not? try -- >> wendy:

which is uncool. >> time to change. >> time to change. >> let's get other weather in here. blizzards, bring them on. >> she's the only person in america. loves the weather. exactly. >>> also coming up this morning, a dangerous game of political chicken in washington. and it is already hurting your 401(k). all the talk of a government shutdown, driving down the dow. is there a way out of this thing? we're going to talk about that, coming up. >> also a debt ceiling debacle. we were here just two years ago. once again, facing the same crisis. >>> also this morning, a very strange crime story. a guy dressed as spider-man charged with trying to rob a store. how a clerk stopped him. and why his roommate says this is all a misunderstanding. he's just a big fan of the superhero. cops don't necessarily think that way, though. >> that's interesting. ron will have that story coming up. >>> also this morning. cereal killer. what is causing fewer of us to eat cereal in the morning? sara haines, who normally eats raw eggs in the morning, will have more on america's changing breakfast die

wearing the ring of the schools became way, way uncool in the 60s and 70s. business continues to exist only for those who need-up to -- need you to know where they went to college. many people think that because ted cruz was a good law student or good lawyer he is therefore smart. smart as everything he does. and they are wrong. being a good law student does not mean you are a smart parent for example. or a smart driver. or a smart eater. or a smart senator. in fact, law school performance is a predictor of nothing. including your potential ability as a lawyer. and there are many high functioning lawyers who are absolutely terrible at everything else they do. just as there are high functioning physicians and scientist whose are very bad thinkers in other areas of life. if you judge how smart a senator ted cruz is by what he says and does in the united states senate, by what he is saying and getting and doing in the united states senate right now at this moment as he stand on the senate floor. if you score him fairly on that he is, as he stand there tonight,

liz: i must be so uncool, i don't have those songs on yet.ioned that he deals with spotify, obviously, the brand new iphone is a huge deal. has he seen business pick up in the wake of that itunes radio? >> so liz wants to know, you know, th the ios7 launch how is shazam doing? i know you guys just launch offed your new version of the app. >> we did. we optimized with the ios7 look and feel, and it's doing great. it's already been downloaded in huge, huge numbers, and the performance is fast. it's tagging faster than our previous versions, and we're really excited about ios7 generally. >> reporter: liz, it really is exponential. it took them about ten years to get to one breaking point, and now they're just exponentially growing. it's an exciting time to be shazamming. liz: you know what? good luck to them. we love that entrepreneurial spirit. start-ups becoming something big. rich riley, thank you. so. closing bell ringing in 15 minutes. citigroup taking a hit today after a reported drop in trading revenue. but the stock has actually performe

that's uncool. joe? >> yeah. >> who made the more compelling argument? >> a couple of things.tioned the emerging markets. huh-uh. not happening. i will say that, where we are with fedex, it is fully valued. here's a company that needs to increase the dividend. they've been focusing on cost cutting. it's time to increase the dividend. if they don't do it, then the value is full. >> all right. tell us who you think won that debate. tweet us @fastmoney, use #bull or #bear, and we'll give you the results at the end of the show. >>> markets are rallying this week on the expectation that the fed is going to maintain its easy money policy, but does the market have it right? let's welcome paul richards, head of fx distribution north america at ubs. paul, welcome back. >> thanks, scott. >> we do expect there will be a taper tomorrow, correct? >> oh, we do. i think the market has nervous with the data. we see some saying 5 billion, and others saying 10, 15 billion, but you have to lower the economic projections. they'll move or they're not. this is a central bank that's credible and run

the bull market and uncoolness. >> wul bull market and uncoolness, exactly.major move in the 10-year falling like it did. what are your thoughts here? >> well, i think two things i'd point out. first is that the marketplace, prior to the fed in the days leading up to the fed, had a dramatic reduction in open interest. and so, many of the alleged bears are people that were looking for higher yields had already exited the market. and after the fed move, we saw the turn premium, which i think is the major story, in forward rates come down. but not dramatically. so, you know, i think there's a lot of hype. the reality is the term premium had blown out on them while they were at full l sap anyways, so i think we're probably overanalyzing this whole thing a little too much. >> so what do you mean, then, you drill through that noise, where does that leave us? >> well, actually, a little bit better off. if you look at treasury supply, tax revenues are at an all-time high. so you're going to see more paydowns going forward. the flip side is, in the mortgage market, th

that is so uncool! what a scam! now why didn't i think of it first? out of my spa this minute!houting) (sighing) whew! let's all get back to wearing whatever we like to wear. goodbye itchy socks! goodbye scratchy hat! i'll stick to my "spider web chic". not every fairy can pull it off. truly, it's a gift. (sighing) whizzer: wand and wing! get your wand and wing! no, thank you! i don't need anyone telling me what to wear! doesn't anyone want to see the featured jubilee park supermodel? it's not me. not me. i didn't do it. me neither. jasper! nope. let me see that! (gasping) crowd: ludwig? um-- you mangy winged rat! how dare you go behind my back! don't hate me because i'm beautiful. pearlie: ♪ la, la, la, do, do, do ♪ ♪ pearlie's pearls of wisdom ♪ i can't believe we let the fashionistas trick us into wearing hot wool clothing in the middle of summer! what we should have done is dress how we liked, and not let a magazine or someone else tell us how to look good. the most beautiful thing is be happy with who you are and not let someone else tell you what's cool. you may end up bu

they're uncool. ask the government where kids can text for sex advice. a kid in big trouble with his school? fox and friends hour four starts right now. >> thanks for joining us today. we have big international news happening. we will get our constitution guest back in just a moment. but in the meantime, we have a fox news alert for you. at this hour, terrorist res in a standoff with special forces in nairobi, kenya, after killing dozens at an upscale mall. 59 people are dead, nearly 200 are injured and many are still being held hostage, this as israel steps in to try to help end the sewage. >> connor is live with the latest on this. >> good morning. that standoff does continue. right now, we're hearing that security forces do control much of that shopping mall, but it is believed that about 15 or so al shabab gunmen now control some of that shopping mall. there may be as many as 15, including one al shabab female gunman there, as well. we think there are hostages. the numbers are estimated from 50 to 200. the red cross is saying there are 49 people unac