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Are going, i have been so but now they have competitors who offer even better products in some cases. they will go into the at&t store, the horizon store and poke around a little bit becausel) years and it's always been a joke that when a new iphone comes out in your starts getting glitchy and the battery starts going down and the phone stops working properly, it's been a joke and almost a conspiracy theory but now we know it's actually happening. it does start to erode some of that brand loyalty. >> there goes those s-uppercase-letter again. >> i am a proud member of the apple colt and i have...

Function of what falls from the sky. it's also the impervious surfaces, how we are effectively removing water from an engineering standpoint. were seen saturated soil in the region, rivers are responding in the basic water cycle, so this water has nowhere to go. it's still raining. it's going to rain. we could be talking about rain in this region through wednesday, perhaps through next week. it doesn't have a chance. the natural water cycle doesn't have a chance to recover. i've been worried about the sensor early in the week and this is barry now. were offering the thoughts and prayers. >> el...

Sit on these pedestals that slide black and forth. to the average person they might not look that complicated, but from an engineering standpoint, they're extremely complicated because they really have to stand up to a lot of loads. you have to think about putting a 250 pound guy in that seat and then crashing it. it has to be able to slide back and forth. so one of the engineers said if you took all the plastic off this pedestal. it would look like something no octopus should ever have to billionth buil build. so it's very complicated. >> the buzz about electric vehicles is on the slide. gas ...

They actually sit on these pedestals that slide back and forth. and to the arch person they might not look that complicated but from an engineering standpoint, they're extroomly complicated because they really have to stand up to a lot of loa loa loads. you have to think about putting a 250-pound guy in that seat and crash it. you have to be able to slide back and forth. one of engineers said if you took all the plastic off this pedestal, it would look like something no octopus should ever have to build. so it's very complicated. >> the buzz surrounding electric vehicles is on the slide. and w...

>> we'll get into that, but we'll stick on the science for a minute. it was 3.4 degrees. >> 3.6. >> being the tipping point. when you look at this report and you look at that tipping point number, do you think what this report is recommending is the solution to avoid hitting that number? >> these are policy questions. but from an engineering standpoint, which is what we need is energy storage. by that expression i mean bat ris. we need a better battery of some kind. to do that we would invest and we would invest in the same way we had a space program. people will have to draw this analogy to a...