sold as virgins by their own mothers., they sat with me and courageously shared their stories. sepak said she was 13 when it happened. who did you mother take you to? who did you have to go and be with? [ speaking foreign language ] >> and he knew that you were as young as you are? did he pay your mother a lot of money? [ speaking foreign language ] >> what did you mom say she was going to use the money for? [ speaking foreign language ] >> like kieu, she was taken to a hospital ahead of time, examined and issued a certificate to confirm she was a virgin. >> a low level of trafficking in svay pak takes the girls to a hospital, one specific hospital, where they receive a certificate of virginity. and then this certificate of virginity is used in order to get the big dollars from the pedophiles that come into cambodia. [ speaking foreign language ] >> based on their description of it being a nice clinic, and it makes sense because it's foreign pedophiles, foreign sex tourists that are buying these girls, and they want true

and that is directly-- in fact, left-- just left of the virgin mary-- to her right, to our left. the uppermost row or the second row, uppermost in this case, you have the representation of the life cycle. you have the representation, in fact, to be more accurate, of the liturgical calendar. and so once again, it starts from the left, so you read the images on the left and you start with the annunciation. and just as i had mentioned in the lower portions of the wall, you have the life cycle of christ, whh sotis tually representations of the liturgical calendar. so in the second row, you find the annunciation, the nativity, presentation to the temple and it takes you all the way through and across until finally you reach the last image on the right which is the ascension, following the resurrection and the ascent of christ to heaven. and that is the terminal point of the liturgical calendar, the entire church cycle completed in this particular sequence. now, these-- because the church is so large, the screen is quite high and it does close off the sanctuary area except in the cente

well, ron says virgin told him there was activity on the account. >> i said what activity? -- he has been dead since august 12. >> reporter: in most cases customers only need to contact the company to stop a reoccurring payment but if that doesn't work you should notify your bank. although when ron called his brother's bank, the bank told him to go back to virgin mobile. >> i almost lost my temper, but i was trying to stay really cool. >> reporter: tired of the runaround, ron contacted consumerwatch and we called virgin. the company told us that ron had been misinformed by a service rep and agreed to give the family a refund, good news for the devoted brother who is still dealing with an emotional loss but no longer a financial one. >> i just wish they would take a common-sense approach to dealing with a situation like this. >> reporter: virgin mobile said they should have been given a refund right away but says it has no control over what individual operators who may be out of the country say to a customer. if you have a consumer problem, call us at 888-5-helps-u. >> commo

virgin georgia lat tick opens that happens before the end of the year. virgin america will offer a dedicated social america during flights next week. they will have a dedicated linked in app so they can connect with others on their flights on other virgin flights. virgin already offers seat so seat texting and in flight flirting options, pam. service will be available on all virgin america flights by the end of the month. hey girl in seat a-16. >> i know just what you need to be bugged on the plane. >>> 4:47 is the time. sal, how is traffic in >> how you doing pam? [ laughter ] that kind of stuff wasn't available when i was single any way. >> no. >> let's take a look at the commute. it's not all that bad. there is one notable problem spot. that would be in san francisco. a fatal crash that we've been talking about since we went on the air at 4:30. they are still doing their investigation on vanness at pacific. it does look like the car is still there. as we look down the street that is broadway down the street there. you can see traffic is completely blo

the virgin c.e.o.ntroduced me to some super-sized friends. ♪ >> you can't drive this next pursuit, but you can bring it home with you. we talked to legendary art collector, ronald lauder. >> it is a question of taste and passion. >> and his top advisor, phyllis hattis, gives us an insider's tour of today's market. >> it sounds like you are telling me not to buy it. >> i am telling you to take your time. >> ronald lauder is heir to the famed estee lauder cosmetics fortune. he started collecting art at age 14 and has amassed one of the most impressive personal collections in the united states. >> these are picasso. >> all picasso. >> this year he displayed it for the first time at this museum he founded on the upper east side. >> what inspired you? >> the most important art is tough art, art that is brutal. to me, art is never about investment. there has always been a passion. >> an expensive passion. lauder's passion made headlines when he purchased this gustav klimt portrait for $135 million. >> how wo

the leaves here it's in the pumpkins we got up only used to make extra virgin olive oil which means it is just mechanically and it's no temperatures when he decided to move to new markets becoming certified kosher was one of those objectives. bladder cancer menu featuring student in a us market which we find interesting from product. and it's air. all day and age is coming in today's be important. so with trying to make it easier this way to access not only the jewish people but also man on a really dense and people that define a kosher certification as a guarantee of quality tea the company was surprised by how quickly they would given the green line to stop at the scotia. it was an identical press the bell and the rabbi came here and said to five that the production was so great that it was all on the day. do these perceptions and an. didn't we have been a decision on hygiene and then that we don't touch anything in any moment of the price as its only say the very keen and it's an all new nothing can get into a silly can and get the next hole over the stumps he coaches the system req

. >> olive oil, 69% of extra virgin olive oil was actually extra virgin.s, where is it coming from? you two things to look for and that's the vintage. you want the most recent year. you want 2013. >> why? >> unlike wine, olive oil do doesn't need to age. you want it to be as fresh as possible. >> i never understood extra virgin anyway. you either are or aren't. >> that's true. >> black and white thing here. >> virgin costs more. >> what does extra veryin mean? >> has to do with asidity. >> and balsamic vinegar -- >> two types of balsamic vinegar, the stuff like molasses, we don't eat that. salad dressing stuff, look for stuff with grape nuts in it so -- you want to avoid added sugar and you want to avoid mostly carmel coloring. carmel coloring in foodes bad. >> coca-cola. >> pepper, my mccormicks -- >> i'm not going to sea mccormicks. with coffee and pepper, buy whole peppers and whole bean -- they grind the pepper on your salad -- >> you don't know what year that was ground. when you go into your cupboard and find cinnamon that's been there for two years

did everyone know they're virgins? i think i wanna be a virgin, too. hey, everyone, i'm a virgin!different church. hey, how about that one where they sing more and let you marry, like, six people? hey, red, tell me the story about how eric and donna had to stand up in front of the whole church and pretend to be virgins. once upon a time, two dumb-asses went to church and brought shame upon their entire family. and their father had to hear about it the whole damn car ride home! that is a great story. it's scary, but it's funny, too. what i don't understand is how you can lie to a pastor in church. well, mrs. forman, what about the time you lied to pastor dan? you told him your dog ate your bake sale cookies, but you didn't bake them 'cause you were too busy sipping kahlua and watching that paul newman retrospective. i did not lie to pastor dan in church. i lied to him at the market, and at the market, he is just a regular man. now you two march back to church and tell him the truth. and for your information, donna, kahlua is barely a drink. it's like root beer. ♪ so i can't believe

you ever want to know what it is like to be an astronaut or er a companyg signed a partnership with virginthat will bring people to outer space. experience, flyingpu people into parabolic flight known as the vomit comet. you know i am terrified of heights. i got -- check it out. right now, this is one7 of the most enjoyable moments of my life. but it wasn't always that way. just a few minutes ago, i looks like this. -- i looked like this. the wrong person to be doing this zero g flight. zero g virgin galactic for passengers that already purchased tickets on one acclimat-ed to the experience f weightlessness.

there are some urban farming of virginities. capacity is limited. so ways that we can get young people transitioning into land that is going into retirement or ways that we can get young people taking on conservation easement land, the farm offers some opportunity along that line , they're making farmland more affordable. it is a daunting task if you're trying to find land, especially around durban and which is where you will most likely be selling a food because you're competing with developers, competing with people who have nine to five jobs and regular paychecks and can afford to pay more for the land and you can. so ways that we can make that land more affordable and conserved is definitely a path that i would tell this in person then need to start thinking about. access to credit is a pretty big one. thankfully the micro loan program has made that significantly more affordable and accessible free and farmers, but also just learning to save yourself and learning to think about farming in creative ways. terms of training, a few don't grow up on

a virgin galactic ticket costs 250 grams for six minutes of weightlessness. they are charging five grand ahead for seven and a half minutes. --t is only 11 boxes second $11 a second. they have more than thrill seekers. there is big money moving. several companies are buying for contract from the increasingly outsourced space agency. >> it is all going to be private companies now. >> and lift up. >> now they are paying 70 him -- they are tarred and $70 million each time a u.s. astronaut hitches off from the international space station. there is only room for one passenger at the time. the amazon ceo says they are still in the testing phase for his company blue origin. he hopes to take three astronauts in the new capsule. the odds of that working are back on the ground. paying $5,000 might seem like a lot of coins. think of the extra parts. then there is a set of twitter pictures making the envy of your friends. can you put a price on that? one small step for me. one giant leap for bloomberg television. >> it looks like a lot of fun. that was greg johnson on th

media virgin media offered them a deal of twenty five percent of the kickback basically if whatever they could get from these fraudsters they said they could get twenty five percent back so they've been warned not to act as prize. it is for private business bubbies for sale dot co dot u.k. buy yourself a bumpy virgin media yeah gray fascism again so we're talking about this round trip and the other thing that's round tripping is of course back to two thousand and seven is we also saw a lot of crises in the emerging markets back then but here we have it again in the turkish lira and we see a beautiful roundtrip here look at this chart and that is after the central bank of the republic of turkey raised interest rates by four point two five percent the lira soared only to crash back down again well i remember the turkish lira crisis back in the early ninety's i was there just amazing black markets that spring up one dealer was trying to sell me some lira on the black market and he made fun of my shoes so he got into a fist fight like pummeled the guy i mean that's the kind of risk you

the church is dedicated to the virgin, and you find her everywhere. she is the center of all the decoration of the church. if you look at the central window on the west facade, which is the largest window ever made in the 12th centur- 11 meters, something like 30 feet high-- you have a great composition, a kind of coration just as you could see on mals or on tapestries or on grt mosas. yo justshe is enthronede that between anls, so she is really the queen of heaven. for the stained-glass makers, they had no large pieces of glass. they had only small pieces because they blew the glass. they could not produce it as it is produced today, so they could produce only little bits of glass. each time they wanted to change the color, they had to change the piece of glass, and to put all the pieces of glass together, they had to have lead going all around. it's like a mosaic. if you start studying these windows, you can learn a lot about the life of the middle ages. we have the furriers, we have even the sculptors, and probably, it's one of the best representat

they have recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic.will get acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. the g is also offering experience to anybody else will pony up $5,000 for the privilege. here is how it works. the plane flies to 24,000 feet over the gulf of mexico and goes into a series of parabolic arcs. it feels like 1.8 g's, nearly pinning passengers to the floor. at 34,000 feet, it begins to dive at an equally extreme angle for half a minute. in that moment, passengers experience weightlessness. then they do it again and again and again. there is a reason this plane is known as the vomit plane. >> actually less than 4% of our participants get sick. it is very rare. teresa brewster is one of our zero g guides. i will need some numerical handholding. >> suborbital is becoming more of a reality. companies are talking about training. they are bringing their customers on board to experience microgravity. it is really a wide-open market being created with commercial space. >> that brings us to where we all start. this is crazy.

already happening at some of virgin atlantic checking desks. all aboard, "countdown to the closing bell" starts now. liz: the nasdaq up 46 points, good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading, and stocks are rallying for the fourth straight session with the dow jjst breaking through the 16,000 level. after a day for the history books on capitol hill. right now we are up more than 200 point offense the dow jones industrials, and you can thank janet yellen for much of this rally as she becomes the first female fed chair to give testimony to lawmakers. she made it quite clear she will stay the doveish course set by her predecessor, ben bernanke. she specifically used the word continuity in stressing the fed will stay on the path of trimming its bond purchases, but she said the recovery is, quote, far from complete. investors took those comments, ran with them as a sign the fed believes the economy is on track for further growth. stocks advancing in a broad-based rallies that is lifting all ten s&p sectors. in the marke

>> richard branson's virgin galactic is set to make its maiden voyage this year.t $250,000 ticket might want to get -- people who have bought 250,000 dollar tickets might want to get acclimatized to zero gravity. comes in. corporation >> i am cory johnson. this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. [laughter] wow. just a few minutes ago, i looked like this. canaveral,n cape experiencing zero gravity with a company called zero g. i am the wrong person to be doing a zero g flight. zero g it has partnered up with -- zeroranson's version g has partnered with richard branson's virgin galactic. flights also offering to anyone who will pony up $5,000. the plane flies at 24,000 feet a series ofo parabolic arcs, 45 degree angles , it feels like 1.8 g's. then it begins to dive at an seconds.ngle for 30 passengers experience weightlessness. and then they do it again, and again. there is a reason this plane is known as the vomit column. >> less than 4% of participants get sick. it is very rare. is one of ourster guides, i need some numerical handholding. >> suborbi

buy yourself a bobby virgin media yeah gray. fascism again so we're talking about this round trip bank and the other thing that's round tripping is of course back to two thousand and seven is we also saw a lot of crises in the emerging markets back then but here we have it again in the turkish lira and we see a beautiful roundtrip here look at this chart and that is after the central bank of the republic of turkey raised interest rates by four point two five percent the lira soared only to crash back down again. remember the turkish lira crisis back in the early ninety's was there just amazing black markets that spring up one dealer was trying to sell me some lira on the black market and he made fun of my shoes so we got into a fist fight like pummeled the guy i mean that's the kind of risk you take when you have this kind of black market action in currencies trying to find that guy where was it turkey you know bust his chops you sound like a congressman from new york. well it's a new york thing isn't it i mean these big you go

in fact, devon and michelle had recently returned from a vacation together in the virgin islands.hile there the two made a commitment to one another. >> she told me that they got married. they go through these things. you know, i gave my advice the best i could from what i saw. but you know, being 19, you can only do so much. you can't chain them to the porch. >> police learned that keary renner wasn't the only one upset by this affair. michelle's husband brandon bloss wasn't thrilled, either. >> it really creates ego problems. it's one thing if your wife starts having an affair with another male. i think if your wife's having an affair with a female, it even creates more problems, and i think that since that was occurring in this relationship it caused quite a bit of anger between brandon and devon. >> friends told police that devon, keary, michelle and even michelle's husband brandon were often at odds. >> of course, anytime you interject a third person without the consent of both parties, there's going to be a problem there. >> it's four people, not just michelle and her husban

richard branson's virgin galactic is said to make its maiden voyage this year. called zero g is helping tourists prepare for the trip. cory johnson looks at the business of weightlessness. >> i am cory johnson and right now this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. it wasn't always that way. just a few minutes ago, i looked like this. i am down in cape canaveral on my way to experience zero gravity with a company called zero g. i am exactly the wrong person to be doing this flight. zero g has recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic where passengers have already purchased tickets on one of his suborbital flights to get acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. services offering the to anyone else who will pony up $5,000 for the experience. feet,ane climbs to 24,000 in our case over the gulf of mexico, and goes into a series of parabolic arcs. the aircraft climbs at an extreme angle, 45 degrees. at 34,000 feet, it begins to dive for half a minute. at that moment, passengers experience weightlessness. then they do it again and

a virgin galactic ticket costs $250,000.g is costing $5,000 for six minutes of weightlessness. they have their eye on more than just space travel. there's is big money looming from nasa. the space agency is increasingly outsourced. >> it is all going to be private companies now. >> and, liftoff. >> private space maker says it will charge $90,000 for sub orbital flights. amazon ceo jeff bezos is in the testing phase of his company blue origin. he wants to take three astronauts and a capsule. we are back on the ground. paying $5,000 may seem like a lot of money, but they can be extra perks. you get to keep the flight suit. and you get the 20 pictures to make you the envy of your friends. can you put a price tag on that? one small step for me, one giant leap for bloomberg television. >> better him than me. that is our editor at large cory johnson. he is having way too much fun. that does it for us. you can watch us monday through friday at 1:00 p.m. on the east coast. you can catch this streaming on your phone. ♪ >> tonight on

on other virgin flights or at airports.in already offers seat-to- seat texting and in-flight flirting options. the service will be available on all virgin america flights by the end of the month. >>> art makes you smart. that's the slogan for a local company show casing free art and pam cook's in the studio to tell us how b.a.r.t. is involved. >> b.a.r.t. has a mission, building a database of art that's free to enjoy in public spaces. wonder art's latest project, they want to help people find and enjoy art in public spaces where it's free to look at and enjoy. wonder art has an app so you can find free art around the city but they need some money. the group's kick starter campaign hopes to raise more than $6400 by february 26th. they are less than halfway to that ghoel with about $2800 in donations so far. now, the group is working with six artists to turn their art work, some which you are seeing -- some of which you are seeing there. the money will pay for advertisement space in 20 separate b.a.r.t. cars during the month

richard branson's virgin galactic it set to make its maiden voyage this year.e who have bought a $250,000 ticket may want to get back, sized to the feeling -- want to get acclimated to the feeling first. that is where the zero g corporation comes in. cory johnson went to check it out. >> i am cory johnson and right now this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. but it always was and that way. just a few minutes ago, i looked like this. i am down in cape canaveral on my way to experience zero gravity with a company called zero g. exactly the wrong person to be doing a zero g flight. >> zero g has recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic for passengers who have already purchased the gets on one of his suborbital flights to get acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. its serviceoffers to anyone else who will pony up the $5,000 for the privilege. here is how it works, the plane climbs to 24,000 feet and goes into a series of parabolic arcs. the aircraft climbs at an extreme angle, 45 degrees. then, at 34,000 feet it begins to

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get one 72-year-old virgin, even better, even better, folks, security forces were drawn to the areaund of the explosion and arrested 22 survivors, including the mastermind of the group wile e al coyote. and it's no surprise-- (cheers and applause) it comes as no surprise that i'm not the only one la, la, la, la, loving this story. one local iraqi reacted by saying this is so funny t shows how stupid they are, those dogs and sons of dogs. it is hilarious. it's like jackass only with more redealing social value. folks, it's stories like this that make you not ask the question, why do bad things happen to bad people? god often works in mysterious ways. but sometimes he makes them really obvious choices. and that's the smile file. remember, if you are's feeling blue, just be glad hershey's drops. perfectly bite-sized drops of rich and creamy chocolate happiness. when the chocolate is hershey's, life is delicious. [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine cer

that's kind of magic. >> unabashed fan of virgin. it comes up in every show we do. huge fan of it. >> how hard is it to have a plane that doesn't like embody the physical attributes of clinical depression and people are nice to you? >> be nice to people. >> exactly. those are two big companies that i really admire, shape shack is another one. >> james freeman, thanks you for being with us this morning. we enjoy your coffee. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, net neutrality from a woman who can actually do something about it. an anna esh shoe. >>> welcome back, last weekend the internet groened under millions watching house of cards on netflix. it is one of the most popular things on the internet. the nerve center of netflix as they make sure all videos are getting through to homes over internet lines. the huge amount of data that netflix pours on the internet does not escape the notice of internet providers. why should we let third parties like netflix use up so much of our band width? the flip side, are we going to let isps decide what is allowed over the network

zero g has partnered with virgin galactic.assengers have artie purchase tickets on one of his sub orbitale -- flights to get they are offering acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. the experienced anybody will pony up $5,000 for the experience. the plane flies to 24,000 feet and goes into a series of arcs. it climbs at extreme angles and it feels like 1.8 g's. that nearly pins passengers to the floor. at 34,000 feet, it dives for 30 seconds. at that moment, passengers experience weightlessness. they do it again and again and again. there is a reason why this plane is known as the vomit comet. >> it is very rare for people to get six. -- to get sick. >> i am going to need some numerical handling. >> these companies are serving -- are starting to talk about training. they're bringing customers on board to experience microgravity. it is a wide open market being created. >> that brings us to where we all started. >> this experience comes at a price. a virgin galactic ticket costs $250,000. that is $694 for each zero g is

g has recently partnered up with virgin lactic.ngers who have already purchased tickets on a suborbital flight to get out related -- acclimated to weightlessness. they will also offer up to anyone who'll pony up five grand for the experience. here's how works. the plane climbs to 24,000 feet. it goes into a series of parabolic parts. it flies at extreme angles. it feels like 1.8 geez. pinning passengers to the four. at 34,000 feet, it begins to do dive at an aqueous extreme angle. passengers experience weightlessness. they do it again and again and again. this plane is known as the vomit comet. than four percent of our participants get sick. it is very rare. i willof our guides -- need some handholding here. a it is becoming more of reality. companies are starting to talk about training. they are bringing customers on board to experience microgravity. it is a wide open market being created now with commercial space. >> that brings us to where we started. this is crazy. this experience comes at a price. a virgin galactic ticket cost

liberty global bought virgin media last year. welcome to "countdown.:" minutes past 7:00.nissan is bringing back the old with the relaunch of its datsun in india. is ang us now psychologist. what do you make of the decision to relaunch datsun? is this a brand that conjures up images for you? talks it does conjure up images. i remember my dad taking me to school and dropping me off at the bus stop in a datsun. it does have a heritage. does it have a heritage in india? they are trying to create a completely niche brand. it's going to be going to the emerging middle classes. the first models will be for first-time buyers and things like that. it is a difficult one. bigever i think of a automobile brand looking at another automobile brand and being distinctive, i look at mini. successfule two brands that are being consumed and relaunched. when bmw took over rover, they just wanted it to be a small car. brandnted to inject some dna into that car. >> make it a small sports car? >> it is now a small sports car. cars, at with sports the same kind of idea happened with volkswagen.

do you thing spring to mind in each of them and it's rainy and multiple two of extra virgin olive oil the use of success in spain when company's coming on exporting to the needs and its products abroad. and the reason for the very first time this product will be available to potentially millions of new customers because it is just being granted set to find kosher status. winning is trying to sell its all been plain steamed the benefits of olive oil in a well known to many of the mayans used to be found. the leaves here it's in the pond to clean up only used to make extra virgin olive oil which means it is just mechanically and external temperatures when he decided to move to new markets becoming certified kosher was one of those objectives. bladder cancer menu featuring student in a us market which we find interesting from product. and it's air. all day and age is coming in today's be important. so we're tying to make it easier this way to access not only the jewish people but also man on a really dense and people that define a kosher certification as a guarantee of itt the company wa

>> sean lowe, the bachelor that just got married, he was the bachelor that touted he was a virgin until the day he got married. first time i get him out, huge, goofy ass grin on his face. >> the real issue is -- >> what? >> is it a -- grin? >> kendall jenner, the nipples made an appearance again last night. she was at the marc jacobs show, she was one of the models walking the runway. the opposite of kate upton. instead of boingy boing -- ping.ping, >> simon cowell is having his baby.

-uc-davis study suggests 70% of olive oil labeled extra virgin is not. a retailer in berkeley who sells high-end olive oil says the labels on some bottles are misleading. >> it could be just a cheaper seed oil cut with extra virgin. they are getting a lower grade oil that's refind and lost all health benefits and getting lied to beauty street. >> the california olive oil council says the false labeling hurts the domestic industry. >>> doctors are calling a new treatment for hepatitis "c" a revolution. the problem, who can really afford $1,000 pill? kpix 5's elizabeth cook has more. >> reporter: here's the pill that is drawing praise. >> we have a cure! >> reporter: and protests. >> the price is staggering. >> this is the start of a new future. >> reporter: sovaldi is a breakthrough drug for hepatitis "c." the wholesale price for the recommended 12 week treatment, $84,000! that's $1,000 a pill. >> the thought of dropping one on the floor and not being able to find it, you know, is very scary. >> reporter: but experts call the once a day pill a game change

but the woman who escort the virgin wear the light all the way to the cathedral.brothers, the youngest, and when not working for an i.t. company in ireland, he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called casteleros. and they devote months of training to this. >> that thing is huge. >> is it huge. this is very, very heavy. very heavy throne. >> the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total, and precise dimensions that have to make it through door just so. the bearers have to kneel. crawl along with it on their backs to get it through the door. and the main event. ready, set, up. ♪ ♪ let's face it. i like a procession and all, but who likes a bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general direction? i don't. frankly, it creeps me out. time for a drink, perhaps. this is tabernacle, as best as i can understand it, an eastern jesus and mary themed drinking establishment where between drinks one can ponder the agony of christ. but with some sausages. is it like this all year? >> the whole year. you have incense all year. eastern music all year. >

. >>> it will soon be easier to stay connected among you professionals when you fly virgin america. they will have a dedicated linked in app so professionals can connect with others on their flights or with other virgin flights. the service starts on one flight a day from san francisco next week. it's supposed to be available on all virgin america flights by the end of the month. >>> 6:18 is the time. it's a time to check back in with sal. it does get busy around now. >> it sure does. we are looking at some traffic that is getting busier at the toll plaza getting into san francisco. the delay time has been upped a little bit. there are no major problems there. the traffic continues to move along okay. i do want to mention that traffic will be a little busy on the bridge. it is about a ten minute drive time into san francisco. also looking at the commute on interstate 880 north and southbound the traffic here looks okay. heading south to 238 and beyond that. it's getting a little bit more crowded but there are no major problems there. in san jose we don't see a lot of red on the road

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virgin to do it one year old that was you not i was not well see i don't say religious because i truly believe that sometimes some of the most religious people are actually the meanest and most judgment of people out there i'm more into having a personal relationship with god and with my faith because i am a christian with jesus christ so of course i me waiting till i was twenty nine my faith had a lot to do with it but it wasn't the only reason why my health class actually scared the bejesus out of me when i was in high school your husband said it would you. know not i mean i don't know winnie i don't know when he no absolutely not all that i loved about my husband is that he respected my need of you feel about her in charlotte but what a lot of people don't know is i lost my virginity at twenty five so i wasn't far behind from you know. i think it's great and for me the reason why i withheld from it was i wasn't dating just to date i wanted to get married and i wanted to be in a committed relationship if we had i did yeah i felt that if i didn't have sex right away i would really kno

a virgin galactic ticket cost to $250. cost six hundred $94 for six seconds.$11 pering -- second. have their eyes on more than space, tourists and thrill seekers. there is big money moving from nasa. several companies vying for a lucrative contract from the spacesingly outsourced race. >> the private corporation capitalist space race is on. it will all be private companies now. pre-k's liftoff. nasa paying the russian $70 million each time is russian astronaut hitches a ride. -->> and liftoff. jace -- jeff bezos still in the testing phase for his company, blue origin. he hopes to take three astronauts in the new capsule. the odds of that working, before i can figure that out, we are back on the ground. pay him $5,000 might seem like a lot of coin, but think about the extra perks. you get to keep the suits and the sets of twitter pictures to make you the envy of your friends. can you really put a price on that? me, one giant for leap for bloomberg television. >> one giant leap for a college player going pro. we will talk about that next. plus, why are bitcoin f