company that you're not fond of, you once wrote that tim cook has created a milquetoast, say nothing, uninspiringrgin tweaking image for himself. you also said that apple should bypass tesla and make elon musk the ceo. do you still believe that? >> yes. >> why? >> i think that he is very good at what he does. i think he is probably an exceptional operationally minded ceo. the question is can that inspire the creative types to build the next lily pad? my intuition on this is, no. you go to a company like apple, death marching to a million trillion dollar market cap. think of the amount of wealth that is created in a place like that. think of what that means for that individual engineer who has the next great idea. if you're trying to build the next great thing, where the person at the top is not necessarily optimized for thinking that way and being as maybe as disruptive, and rather wants to create a holistic, communal work environment, i'm not sure greatness comes from those boundary conditions. >> can apple get there if they have a new leader? >> tesla is a good one to me. it's a multitrillion d

wisconsin governor is not the first successful person to be uninspired by the conventional path.first wisconsin governor to stand up to public sector unions which is why his college record is a cause for hysteria on the left. >> a lit to cholesterol which has been exonerated after 40 years. this week dietary cholesterol is no long ear nutrient of concern for a link to heart disease. this is a victory for the humility that is supposed to belong to the scientific method and another reminder that government is never -- >> is this a hit. >> a hit for fixing your mistakes. >> and some skepticism about government health advice. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> could we soon see a change of course in afghanistan? big news emerging right now as we learn washington is looking into possibly slowing down the removal of the last u.s. troops from the country. welcome to a brand new hour inside news headquarters. hello, everyone i'm julie banderas. >> 10,000 force remain in afghanistan. most are supposed to

. >> the wisconsin governor is not the first successful person to be uninspired by the conventional pathut he is the first wisconsin governor to stand up to public-sector unions which is why his college record is a cause for hysteria on the left. it's hypocritical, and i think that he gets a lot of credit for refusing to back down. >> all right. joe? >> paul, this is a hit to cholesterol, which has been exonerated after 40 years. the federal board that sets nutrition guidelines this week said dietary cholesterol is no longer a nutrient of concern for a link to heart disease. this is a victory for the humility that's supposed to belong to the scientific method and another reminder that government is never on mission. >> is this a hit for being wrong for 30 years? >> this is a hit for fixing your mistakes. >> and scientific, and some skepticism about government health pledges, or advice. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and for all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ >>> and time now for "sunday housecall." i'm eric shawn. >> and i

microsoft gave you a very uninspiring quarter, with totally lacking in guidance when many things were expected that used to be used in a breakup, it got hit instead with a slew of downgrades. you can measure it in dozens of ways. i like to ask was it a breathtaking performance, a beautiful art that told a story or was it the kind of call where you need to dig paper clips into the palms of your hands just to stay awake. microsoft gave a latter type of call, like going to a movie where nothing happens. i find myself relating to the organic rice cakes i was snacking on while i tried to combat the conference call. didn't work i slept like a baby on the kitchen floor. then we had the disappointment the company behind flash memory chips that excited so many. turns out the competition is ubiquitous as well a cheap stock? no. >> the house of pain. >> actually more of a condo, at the same time we saw negative chatter. inexpensive stocks that have been charming for so long. but are now looking for a value trap. money managers demand at least some resident growth over punching the pins at atm, a

this is riveting joking, uninspiring stuff. >> why blame the media kennedy?because he can't blame himself. he is obviously has got problems. he has problems. he doesn't have backbone. he doesn't have vision. he doesn't know how to work with congress. he is angry at people who disagree with him. he is resentful at country because his approval ratings are low and naturally will blame someone else which is very childish. >> what is interesting. look at media components the enemy are putting out there. beheadings on camera. >> yeah. >> setting people on fire on camera. >> burying people alive after crucifying them? >> that's right. media images out there how could he possibly blame us? all -- >> you can't get media into syria. you can't get people in there because they kill journalist. >> that is really interesting point, harris. traditionally you rely on maybe the evening newscasts or just media to give you the news. to your point with social media isis is delivering it right in the hands of the news consumer here at home, whether we bring it to them or not. thi

lemonis: even though this place is mismanaged and the menu is largely uninspired, it still makes $100,000 on $300,000 in sales. and while i'm impressed with that, i'm frustrated with the fact that the franchisees aren't getting the guidance that they deserve. so i want to go meet some of the franchisees and get a better understanding of how this operation actually functions. -how you doing? -jace: good. how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -jace: jace. lemonis: according to mike, the mt. lebanon franchise is the one that's struggling the most, and i can see why. it's dark. it's dirty. the menu's confusing. do they serve hamburgers and hot dogs, or do they serve gyros? you wonder why people aren't coming here? you're not giving them a reason to come. how long have you been here? jace: a little over three years. lemonis: how much do you interact with your franchisors? how much do you interact with them? jace: uh, not too much. they come in the first of the month to get their check, and then i don't see them too much after that. lemonis: they don't come in and help and talk about ideas and hel

>>reporter: are after uninspired loss against a broad and the cavaliers. right on the plane and headed to for toronto to take on the raptors. the game already under way right now. it is one of to 74 directors of being crushed. >>reporter: rory mcelroy shot a 73 on thursday and then a 74 today. his mom and dad were watching today because today is his 25th birthday. the employer may put it out of reach for a period better approach for a another guy is leading the it but you never know. was gary and arizona with the about doing an african dance. >>gary: 0 contrary. they do care alee cisc is joined us with my children here in arizona and we're having are really really good tidier. the spring training games don't start until next week but really if you wanna see the players relaxed before but suppose the has five turner people swarming for photograph of this house to talk a great time to show up here. there really no stories to jump off the page. they won three championships in five years. everything is going their way. billy davis made like headlights is bochy

yet and writes the one time fresh prince and former box office chaing look looks tired, bored and uninspiredety if the perfect con is about diverting one's focus this keeps you distracted until the end. >> it has will smith. come on. >> that's all you need to know it is will. >> next up newly minted oscar winner julianne moore as a washed up actress trying to jump start her career amidst a soap opera of a dysfunctional hollywood family achasing money, celebrity and each other. >> i don't believe this. my crazy assistant just bled on my $12,000 couch. >> i'm sorry. i'll pay -- >> go to the kitchen and get perrier and bleach and google the best way to get rid of the stain. i pick you up off the street. give you money so you can be late for work and you have your period on my furniture. >> goodness. >> wow. >> despite 66% ratings on rotten tomei may toe s maps to the stars is -- by critics. "the new york post" s calls it a camp j poisonous letter to tinseltown that makes sunset boulevard look like a tourism infomerical. lindsey bahr writes it is an occasionally fascinating if messy ride. >> we

they need to be on top of but the toasters coming out of the internet seem to be understood -- uninspiredductivity? >> i will give you an example. i was at caterpillar and they have had a remarkable implementation of the internet of things relative to the equipment, relative to the supply chain. within the process and the product also. if you think about what they've done their, and john deere has done it, automobiles are doing it. i think we are seeing it everywhere. >> how has it changed the warehouse, for one? >> increasing capital by shortening the supply chain. looking at the quality process to avoid repair and return. i see it all over industrial. what we have 30 seconds. can i ask you a dumb question? driverless cars, is that a real thing? will that happen? >> it depends. flat open road, maybe. if you are taking a cab in manhattan, i probably would not getting in it -- not get in it right now. >> going to our twitter question . we asked if europe should forgive greece's debt. tweet us. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. tomorrow on the program, stephen king at hsbc. look for that in the

. >> he writes that the one-time fresh prince looks tired, bored and even worse, uninspired. >> no. >t con is about diverting one's focus, then this one keeps you distracted until the end. >> but it's will smith. come on. >> yeah. it's will. >>> up next a scathing indictment of hollywood maps to the stars. julianne moore as a washed up actress trying to jumpstart her career amidst a soap opera of a hollywood family chasing money, celebrity and each other. >> i don't believe this, my crazy assistant just bled on my $12,000 couch. >> i'm sorry. i'll pay for it -- >> go to the kitchen and get bleach and google the best way to get rid of a stain! i picked you up off the street i give you money so you can be late for work and have your period on my furniture! >> oh. >> my goodness. >> wow. >> well despite 66% rating on rotten tomatoes maps to the stars is also being widely panned by critics. a campy poison letter to tinsel town that makes sunset boulevard look like a tourism infomercial. the associated press lindsay bair is a bit more charitable it's an occasionally fascinating if messy ri