president has said tonight but i m with those americans who are asking the question, where are the jobs? okay, so there s no question that the white house and the press is up in arms about this, as limited access to beat reporters and photographers and this is a real problem. but it doesn t mean that the white house and the administration shouldn t use all the social media tools. i m not saying that. it s like saying in 1960 oh, they shouldn t go on tv. no, that s not true. and what the white house is saying is thats influence of social media right now is just as important as the speech. let s look at some of the statistics of the speech. last year president obama had 33 million people turning in on television in a fragmented, fractured media environment. this year, better, 48 million. but the trend from 20 years ago is down. okay. and it s not that it s not as interesting, because new ground isn t really broken. this is constitutionally mandated. okay. the president af
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towards $16 trillion. my next guest had enough but he s not any guest, 18 years old, charlie kirk and charlie is on a mission. he wants to educate young voters about the debt problem by these means, if you will. he s putting them on facebook and twitter. very clever. he s trying to get the word out. charlie, you call it generational theft and you re so passionate you re delaying starting college by at least a semester to get the word out. that s right. turning point u.s.a. exploded. we re using unique social media tools, facebook and twitter, to get the youth engaged. we ve had such a great response from conservatives and independents that i dade decided decided to delay going to baylor university. neil: how are who are you trg to reach? students and outbut the by
israeli prime minister netanyahu spoke out on monday that the threat and time for dip seu is falling short. barack obama reiterated america s intention to try to avoid military conflict over iran s program and restated diplomatic means of dealing with tehran. iran said it wants nuclear technology solely for peaceful purposes. world business today starts right now. good morning. from cnn london, i m anita desantos. and very good afternoon from cnn hong kong. the top stories this tuesday, march the 6th. the world s second biggest cotton producer bans export. india s surprise announcement hits the market. and turning against nuclear energy in japan. as the company prepares to shut down its last two reactors, how will it fill the energy gap? and the geneva motor show rolls in today. green motoring may be all the rage, but the show is also luxury overtaking some of the machines. first off, though, let s go straight to the stock markets in europe. these markets have b
that s more than were killed by hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, and floods combined. cnn meteorologist chad meyers joins us. it s more than the heat. it s more than humidity. if you set your steam roam at a gym at 105. that feels like 200 degrees. even though it s 105, it feels so much hotter because your body cannot perspire, and it cannot cool itself down. a sauna is 160 or 170, but it feels cooler because the air is dry. now, this is a 10-year average, 170 people die of heat-related deaths per year, compared to 62 in tornados, and lightning, 44, and flooding 74. i know people are making fun of the weather men outthere, oh, come on, it s summer and hot. no, this is a ridiculously hot year. guess what happened all summer long and all spring long? there were thunderstorms all the way through here. there were massive amounts of flooding. we showed you pictures for weeks about the flooding. now that flooding is evaporating. it was in the ground, and corn is growing, and the