"cosmo" tells all.elissa: byron, what do you think? >> this is classified as in-kind contribution to the democratic party but not at all unusual. look at magazines like "vogue," i think i saw that "vogue" is planning another hillary clinton cover. how about that? so, this is not all unusual. also not unusual is that they would pick the north carolina race, extremely tight race. democrats have poured 10 of millions of dollars into that. they hope it is their firewall keeping senate. melissa: charlie gasparino, do you read "cosmo"? >> i used to read "cosmo." anymore i say i will get in trouble. "cosmo" tells all. with what they should tell people -- melissa: that is name of reoccurring article. in case you don't know. it is terrifying that charlie knows there is regular column in "cosmo" tells all. that tells all. >> why isn't the front page of cosmopolitan classified as an ad? melissa: no, right, exactly. thanks, guys. the dow is in rally mode up more than 200 points as it near as record high. let's go t

japan's dependence on foreign fuel has led cosmo oil to import con den sate from the u.s. con den sate is recovered during the process of drilling for natural gas, shale gas and shale oil trapped in layers of rock under ground. it can be processed into gasoline and many kinds of chemicals. 300,000 barrels of -- will arrive at cosmo oil refinery in western japan. the u.s. government banned crude oil exports in principal in 1985. but u.s. oil companies pushed the government to lift the ban as domestic production of shale gas and shale oil rose. that led to the government's decision to allow companies to export con den sate. cosmo oil plans to turn imported -- into gasoline and sell it in the japanese market. >> translator: we'll carefully study the quality and advantages of imported con den sate. after taking these things into consideration we hope to acquire more of it. >> the move could help japan diversify its energy supply. the current currently imports 80% of its crude oil from the middle east. >>> smartphone users have a new way to charge their devices without using ca

the fabric of the cosmos, the elegant universe. icarus on the edge of time, which i love.e hidden reality. the trio of books that deal with multiverses, relativity. we are supposed to within 20 minutes, actually, 18 minutes and 17 seconds, give you the whole story of the cosmos and the universe. so, brian, let's begin at the beginning. how did it begin? >> how did it begin? oh, good question. we don't know. but -- >> but we have some ideas.

cosmo, on the other hand, they didn't like what you did.e a bus taking people they hope are voting for democrats with this. watch. >> we love women suffrage ♪ ♪ and amendment 15 ♪ now we got the power to choose ♪ ♪ know what i mean ♪ your vote is your voice ♪ your vote is your voice ♪ u-s-a ♪ u-s-a >> this condescending? how is it not in say yes to the dress is? >> i am still floored by the hypocrisy of all of this. we take a well-researched product, put it out on line to our generation, written by myself and the other female staffers in our office and cosmo criticizes us for it. but then go ahead and with neustontive messaging behind it, basically parade out half naked males on campus and say that's what's going to drive young women to the polls. it shows how out of touch they are with young voters. i mean, a bunch of half naked males is not going to make north carolina students forget about 18.8% unemployment in their state that's caused by barak obama and kay hagin's policies. it's not going to make them forget about the average $23,000

partir del aÑo entrante y que de igual manera fungir como asesor tcnico de la academia juvenil del cosmos el aÑo 2015. gs recuerden maÑanan los esperemoas a partir de las 11:30 de la maÑana con el programa especial del desfile de la victoria 2014.. sandra ... se acuerda usted del heroico rescate de un hombre de 73 anos en fresno, california que rescate de un hombre de 73 anos en fresno, california que estuvo a punto de morir en un incendio? una testigo del siniestro grabo todo y ahora el video esta causando revuelo take vo/cesar --- lo peculiar de este video es que hay quienes dicen se trata de un acto milagroso pues justo cuando tomas artiaga arriesgaba su vida sacando en brazos a un hombre de la tercera edad, en la columna de humo se forma una especie de rostro que supuestamente asemeja a jesucristo. fs 1 cesar --- hoy preguntamos: que mensaje le enviaras a los campeones de la serie mundial? isabel lopez dice: "ese es el resultado de trabajar en equipo, un mismo pensamiento puesto en ejecucin, y ah estn campeones luchando hasta el final"... fs 2 sandra adems jonathan cornejo escribi: "c

how we're part of this spectacular cosmos. and i don't consider it making us somehow small and insignificant, although we are. but take into account these tiny creatures walking around on the surface of the earth can figure out what happened a billionth after a billionth. that to me is an amazing story. that is the most exciting drama of discovery we've ever been engaged with. that's why it matters. >> and for people who want to hear more, there's a world science festival that your wife is doing. >> yes. >> and world science university. give it a quick pitch. >> yeah, world science u is a new online platform that we add the world science festival have developed to try to get these ideas out to the general public, but not just the level we're talking about here, which is interesting and exciting, but the real math behind it in a highly visual way. if you like relativity or this kind of stuff, check it out, it's a fun way to learn. >> google world science u. >> yep. >> and the festival is when? may 28 to june 1st. we have 50 eve

how we're part of this spectacular cosmos. and i don't consider it making us somehow small and insignificant, although we are. but take into account these tiny creatures walking around on the surface of the earth can figure out what happened a billionth after a billionth. that to me is an amazing story. that is the most exciting drama of discovery we've ever been engaged with. that's why it matters. >> and for people who want to hear more, there's a world science festival that your wife is doing. >> yes. >> and world science university. give it a quick pitch. >> yeah, world science u is a new online platform that we add the world science festival have developed to try to get these ideas out to the general public, but not just the level we're talking about here, which is interesting and exciting, but the real math behind it in a highly visual way. if you like relativity or this kind of stuff, check it out, it's a fun way to learn. >> google world science u. >> yep. >> and the festival is when? may 28 to june 1st. we have 50 eve

i read cosmo. >> you know to show you how bad cosmo was i had a monthly column there when you were like12 or maybe not even. you maybe weren't even born yet. >> i couldn't read yet. >> you just learned a few months ago. congratulations. hooked on phon -- phon nicks worked. what is the real problem? the girls's wardrobe or guys being distracted as dennis said maybe is part of their nature. >> this is very important. as we all know there is a lot of problem with the education system. i am so glad we are finally tackling the important issues like jeggings. this is why we don't have enough young men achieving their dreams. the school by jegging shaming is clearly doing the right thing to make sure everybody gets -- >> what is the difference between a jegging and a legging? i don't know. >> greg was telling me earlier. >> it is not just the spelling, dennis. let's go to the graph. it is not ready?3ip >> i am going to share with you a piece of data that blew my mind. i the professor in indiana, this was like 20 years ago on my show . guess what profession of males is the group least likely to

how we're part of this spectacular cosmos.nd i don't consider it making us somehow small and insignificant, although we are. but take into account these tiny creatures walking around on the surface of the earth can figure out what happened a billionth after a billionth. that to me is an amazing story. that is the most exciting drama of discovery we've ever been engaged with. that's why it matters. >> and for people who want to hear more, there's a world science festival that your wife is doing. >> yes. >> and world science university. give it a quick pitch. >> yeah, world science u is a new online platform that we add the world science festival have developed to try to get these ideas out to the general public, but not just the level we're talking about here, which is interesting and exciting, but the real math behind it in a highly visual way. if you like relativity or this kind of stuff, check it out, it's a fun way to learn. >> google world science u. >> yep. >> and the festival is when? >> may 28 to june 1st. we have 50 ev

and that's when you get hurt. >> narrator: nicholas cosmo brings white-collar crime to

hasta los nueve aÑos que descubrieron que tenÍa el síndrome ppp una falta de material genÉtico en el cosmosmi mamÁ batalla mucho. >> casandra no deja de llorar cuando habla de su hermana siente que comparten una misma alma. >> los ataques que le han dado a la niÑa siempre me despertaba, que me duele a mÍ la cabeza, ella no puede sentir. >> claribel recibe terapia fÍsica en houston pero el nuevo centro san antonio la terapia que dura un aÑo es mÁs avanzada por eso doÑa ramoncita ha decidido trasladarse a esa ciudad con su hija estÁ convencida de que gracias a este nuevo tratamiento su hija caminarÁ muy pronto. >> gracias a toda la gente que donÓ se hizo posible este lugar para los niÑos de cuidados especiales yo tengo fe de que ella va a caminar. ♪ >> en ese un viaje a san antonio madre e hija llevarÁn un extenso equipaje cargado de sueÑos el profundo amor que las une sin olvidar empacar los cds de mÚsica de claribel. ♪ >> bien claribel y su mamÁ llegar el 19 de noviembre a san antonio para las primeras evaluaciones, por supuesto primer impacto seguirÁ paso a paso de este caso. esperamos ser

. >> san francisco was sort of a bly collar yet cosmo toll tan town.t had a special vibe about it. when tony sang that song "i left my heart in san francisco," it wasn't a dwlitsy city. but pretty unique in the world. there's only one san francisco. >> like the city and the franchise that bears its name, uniqueness, clearly one of the most beautiful areas in the united states. it's also one of the most innovative. the grateful dead and bob weir is a frprime example. bob's love for his craft and ideals is only rivalled by his unfaithfulness. a psychological fan of the 49ers. he finds sunday, no matter where he may be, are only complete when he's able to enjoy his team. >> on the bus we make sure we have the games available. we have nfl sunday ticket on our bus. and that's mighty convenient. i can remember a few occasions where we'd take a break. it would be an awful long break. while we were waiting for the game to end. or wrap up so we could go back on either feeling good or feeling bad. >> i knew bobby weir was a huge 49er fan so i struck up a convers

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. >> cosmo magazine is encouraging female students to vote in north carolina by offering a party bus polls that include shirtless male models. that's right. just as our forefathers intended. >> taylor swift announced that she would become new york city's new tourism ambassador. new yorkers said, how can we let a woman who's not even from new york welcome people to the city? then the statue of liberty said, i know, it's just crazy, huh? can you believe it? oh, my goodness. >> hbo is laying off nearly 150 employees. hbo. that's not hbo staff, that's just characters getting killed off in game of throwns. >>> jefferson lawrence and chris martin broke up. it didn't work out because the best celebrity couple nickname they could come up with was martin lawrence. >> i saw that queen elizabeth recent sent her first tweet. the first one, blinged out dentures and i'm going ham on these tea and crumb pets. #nom nom nom nom nom. >> can you imagine her saying that? >> turn back your clocks saturday night. >> that time all right? >> got to remind you. >> that's what's making news in america this mo

. >> la tercera condiciÓn lo que se conoce cosmo vaginismos.quedad vaginal, dirÍa que lo importante que usualmente piensan que le orcure a las mujeres menopaÚsicas. le puede pasar por la disminuciÓn de estrogenos, pero tambiÉn a las mujeres que son mÁs jÓvenes. si estÁn amamantando, algunos medicamentos antideprevisos. >> se resuelve con cresma de estrogeno. y la Última que es bastante comÚn un tercio de las mujeres lo sufren. ................................ ... varios bebÉs, cirugia pélvica. con presiÓn en la relación, estornudando o tosiendo se orina. ninguna mujer le va a gustar que le pase eso cuando tiene una relaciÓn con su pareja. entonces por eso que es difÍcil. >> y en estos casos si busca la ayuda a tiempo puede prevenir que empeore. >> los mÉdicos, le van a enseÑar a hacer los ejercicios que el inglÉs se conocen como... (inglÉs) >> para notificar el Área pÉlvica y la vejiga se relaje. >> hay que preguntar a su mÉdico, puede consultar al doctor en su cuenta. como siempre disponible para sus preguntas. >> gracias, creo que lo importan

a rare occurrence in the cosmos. early in the morning it had early risers seeing red.g up, we'll tell you why we won't see this for quite a while. >>> a require sight, a lunar eclipse called a blood moon occurs when it passes through the sun's shadow and gets tinted with red from the sun. i was sleeping, so i didn't see it. >> luna bella luna. >> don't make us sing. >> i won't. >> the real story with gretchen carlson starts right now. >>> breaking this afternoon, ebola kills inside the united states. the first person ever diagnosed with the virus in this country has died. hi, know. i'm gretchen carlson, and this is "the real story" on that. thomas eric duncan was infected with ebola in his home country of liberialiberia. he became sick after traveling to the states late last month. he showed no symptoms before arriving in dallas, but when he arrived, things quickly deteriorated. casey sea gull with the details. casey. >> yeah, gretchen. we are also now hearing from thomas duncan's family. this just coming i

her background as a vet tech makes her need to care for those who need special attention. 3-year-old cosmos a perfect example. he is a 3 legged pup. >> baby is looking for a forever home. really bad shape missing most of her hair. we loved her and we took her in. >> dolly was rescued from a home with 116 dogs and looking for a family to call her own. >> once you put them into a home they bond very strongly with their owners. >> cc was born on the 4th of july. >> he may look like an old soul, but he is only 3 years old. >> this is max. loves kids. >> and this is bernie a panel mix between 1 and 2 years old, he was just rescued from a high kill shelter and brought to the delaware valley. if you're interested in bernie or any of the animals go to the homeless paws website. go to the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getter next week on "action i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love.

and cosmo pharmaceuticals. those two canceled merger agreement, citing tougher u.s. tax rules.are now in talks to sell itself to someone else. 2% after an gaining increase in september sales. rose nearlyales percent last month. customers filled more perceptions. maybe not buying as many cigarettes as well. walgreens still has some of those smokes behind the shelves, where cvs doesn't have any. some take a quick look at of the indexes. the s&p is that 1967. the dow falling below 17,000. 4479 on the nasdaq. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." innovation, technology, and the future of business. we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm cory johnson. some of the loudest voyagers -- voices in venture capital say, these are blowing through too much cash. when the market turns, we will find out who has been swimming with other trunks on. many hybrid recoveries will vaporize. money is getting spent. some startups need help getting from point a to point b. martino, the super angel. here is his definition. >> a super angel is one of the most unfortunate words

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we see it going off from the cosmo drome in kazakhstan. former soviet republic joining us live from moscow. we saw the u.s. one distinct grate. doesn't look like there were any problems in kazakhstan. no, the russians will be quite proud of that. it is en route at the moment to the international space station and it will be arriving there some time this afternoon, it has a cargo of food, water, science equipment and that sort of thing. similar cargo to the rocket in america was carrying. we will have to see, we can't call the russian mission successful until it docks. until the space station has all that stuff. >> there is a cold war. we have seen russia and u.s.a. collaborating. i wonder how much as changed or whether it is entirely independent of events that have brought a for example between the two nations? >> well, the international space station is pretty much the only area of scientific corporation remaining. russia, the crisis in ukraine caused a rift. essentially everything else has been ganned. this explosion comes with a lot of

pharaoh's power and authority as a king stretched far beyond the boundaries of his country-- and into the cosmos itself. after death, he would escape the earthly bounds of his tomb, board a solar boat and sail into immortality. this vision became material in objects and image found in the tombs and temples as a way of pre-ordaining a central idea: after perilous and carefully prescribed journey through the night, the king would become one with the sun god re. the king becomes associated with re in particular because of the idea that the sun is born every day out of the womb of the sky, and then comes into the world and goes into the body of the sky at night. and the king in his cycle, in his daily comings and goings, is seen to be like the sun. (narrator) the idea that the pharaoh would be reborn as the sun god re is described in paintings and hieroglyphs in countless royal tombs. it runs like a spine through the theology and philosophy of egypt for more than two thousand years. a clear development begins in the old kingdom in the third millennium before christ. there, at the time of the pyramid

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the furniture of robert walker along .he coast when the scots pursued other trades as well, peter cosmo alexander from aberdeen created these likenesses in williamsburg and the 1770's. his works have a softer focus that differs pretty sharply from most of the contemporary english painters working in the south. -- this scottish silversmith was a leading charleston metalsmith during the 1750's, fabricating some of the most ornate silver hollow or the coastal south in comparison with contemporary scottish silver like this edinburgh copy thought -- coffee pot reveals the direct transfer of both ornamental and structural details from coastal scotland to coastal south carolina. looking next that continental europe, we find that transplanted german cultures also thrived in the south. as tom savage demonstrated a number of years ago, the german cabinet maker martin furniture worked in charleston during the 1770's and early 1780's and handsomeparticularly goods. you see evidence of that in the robust baroque shaping on this bookcase and the shapely top on the chest of drawers from the same shop.

the unmanned progress 57 spacecraft took off atop a soyuz rocket atop the cosmo haddrome from kazakhstanpartment of homeland security is ordering security tightened at nearly 10,000 federal buildings across america. the federal government saying there's no threats. officials zriebl the move adesc move as a precautionary measure. specifics on the measure are not being disclosed. >>> news this morning in the fight against ebola. good news, nurse amber vinson was released from the atlanta hospital. vinson, of course, caught ebola while caring for thomas eric duncan at texas presbyterian health in dallas. at a news conference, vinson thanked those who helped save her life and stressed that the fight against ebola is not over. >> as a nurse and now as someone who has experienced what it's like to be cared for through a life-threatening illness, i'm so appreciative and grateful for your exceptional skill, warmth and care. while this is a day for celebration and gratitude. i ask that we not lose focus on the thousands of families who continue to labor under the burden of this disease in west af

this year, cosmo endorsed ten candidates in north carolina's races. >>> you may be surprised who willready to greet you when you stop at a popular hardware store this holiday season. >> hello, i am the orchard store robot helper. what are you looking for today? >> one of two robots lowe's will be testing at its orchard supply hardware store in san jose. the company post,0ed this videof its new team member. the robot responds to people and can help identify and track items down. it also speaks spanish. the new rebots are expected to make their public debut in three weeks. >> see how it responds when i say i want one of those round things. see how that works out. >>> consumer news now. hundreds of dangerous products are pulled off of store shelves every year but often people don't even know about them. >> the consumer products safety commission held a contest to find the best way to alert customers with mobile apps. 7 on your side's michael finney tells us who won. >> isn't it a great idea? this has the potential to really spread the word when there's a recall. the consumer product safe

mask we have what's called god "d", also known as itzam 'na, which was a principal deity of the maya cosmos. he is coming out of the mouth of a bird which is probably the celestial bird. and as we move into the upper register, we have another complex scene. basically, we have two snakes, and into the mouth of the one that's facing up is descending the representation of keene or the sun. reflecting, i think, also that we are on the west side of the building, and therefore this is the side where the sun descends into darkness at the end of every day. keach: so far, all the imagery uncovered on the building has some kind of religious message. the king is telling his subjects that he has special access to the supernatural world of gods and revered ancestors. archaeologists believe religion and the control of religious symbols was a major source of royal power. but this power lacked coercive force, like the aztecs used, to back it up. maya royal power relied heavily on faith, a faith that needed constant reinforcement. one way in which maya kings reinforced their connection with the gods was thr

reigniting a long-fought debate about how much private companies should be involved in exploring the cosmosining me now to discuss this, tom foreman. right now, two private companies, space x and boeing are working to build rock totes take humans into space. not cargo, people. that, coupled with this highly visible launch failure by another firm has absolutely reignited this debate about the whole idea of private companies leading the modern space race. >> zero and liftoff. the final liftoff of atlantis. >> the end of the space shuttle era amid government budget issues in 2011 was the beginning of the fed seriously handing over the reins of space travel. since then, the global space economy is believed to have rocketed to nearly $300 million a year. >> we will work with companies getting to space easier and more affordable. >> reporter: yet, questions have swirled about whether private companies can handle such dangerous work well while watching the bottom line. the first man on the moon welcomed the idea of private efforts. >> but having cut my teeth in rockets more than 50 years ago, i am

this is a campaign by "cosmo" to get kids at north carolina state, at least starting on that campus,get them into voting. >> why did he show us his socks? >> it's just a part of the thing. they eventually take their clothes off. >> i don't get the socks. >> there you go. do you get it now? >> no. >> you are hung up on the socks? men are standing through with their clothes off and you're hung up on the socks? >> what does he have strapped to their chests? >> their mike. they have to tape the mike. >> like we're going to defibrillate you if you don't go vote? >> you weren't into that story like we thought you would be. >> takes more. >> you want to know how much more? an aquarium. add water to the mix here. take a look at this. african otter falling in love. crazy to get access to that otter right in front of him which is a stuffed animal. he's going everywhere to try to get to him. this is in japan. this video was actually uploaded in august 2010 but it's going viral now. the odder is desperately trying to get his stuffed toy friend to play with him. >> that's mean. >> that's heartbre

let's take a look at how "cosmo" reported it. latest issue had some advice for catholic women. "12 haircuts that will come out for you." [ laughter ] this is number seven. this haircut is number seven. [ laughter and applause ] this would work. the maddow. [ laughter ] and finally, let's see how it was reported in "the hollywood reporter." "nathan lane to portray pope francis in upcoming biopic." that's "how they reported it." we'll be right back and with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh, mannn... it's the perfect moment... ...just her... ...the ball... ...the goalie... ...and the sun?! no. it's too dark. no. [crowd cheering] that's better. ♪ yeahhh! goalll! [crowd cheering] see the perfect shot before you take it with hdr preview on the samsung galaxy s5. the next big thing is here. (dootrick or treat! mmm! thank you! mmm! mmm! hey, what are you drinking? i'll take a redd's strawberry ale! what? redd's! i think he wants this. redd's strawberry ale. fresh like a strawberry. brewed like an ale. weluxurious interio

even though it is wrapping up, it doesn't mean you can't continue your love of the cosmos. cnet's. com kara tsuboi reports on handful of new apps designed to help you blastoff into the exploration of space science and technology. >> for those on zested when outer space, there is cents no better place to start exploring than hands full of apps designed by that is cents an itself. the free ios app, space place prime, catch all for all math, news, video, images. updated daily and great for all ages. >> that is cents a free space images is a must download. thousands of stunning photographs, and videos, of planets, and galaxies, save your favorites to your camera roll. share them with friends and family directly through the app. specifically interested in that is cents a mission to mars, download the be a martian app, another friday one for both types of phones. stay up to date on the latest mission, view updated photos, even ask experts questions about their red planet. >> care dubois, cnet.com. "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i of two hollywood's biggest axe tours return to the

though, i read in cosmo, that that's back in style. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: ladies and gentlemen, this band! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so good to have everybody here, tonight. so good to have the 8g band here. so glad to have you here, fred. >> fred: i'm happy to be here. >> seth: you know, fred, one of the things i'm happiest about having you back is, you lead the most interesting life of anyone i know. and i just find out new things about you every day. and i feel like what i worry about is i sometimes feel like people at home, they might think that you're making it up off the top of your head. which, you know -- [ laughter ] i know not to be true, because i know you to be someone who tells the truth. but -- is this true? 'cause i did find this a little hard to believe with what i know about you. did you go big game hunting this weekend? >> fred: i did. >> seth: you did? >> fred: yeah. >> seth: you went big game hunting? >> fred: i went big game hunting. >> seth: so what were you hunting? >> fred: it was more of a literal thing where i got boxes of games, and tied them toget

because just wrapping up doesn't mean you can't continue to love the cosmos. cnet.com kara tsuboi reports on handful of new apps designed to help you blastoff into the exploration of space science and technology. >> no better place to start exploring than hands full of apps designed by that is cents an itself. free ios app space place prime catch owl for all muse, video, images, update dollars daily, great for all ages. that the a free ios and android app space images is a must download. thousands of stunning photographs, and videos, of planets, galaxies, save your favorites to your camera roll. finally if you're specifically interested in nasa's mission to mars, download the and martian app. another free one for both types of phones. stay to up date. view updated photos even and ask experts questions about the red planet. kara tsuboi, cnet.com, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i all right, you want to stay with us for the coming up the latest viral video, it is after cat, you know, human voice, explaining a dog to a kitten. it is cents a. who you don't

it's a little bit different, their place in the cosmos. >> yes.heir attitudes a bit changed and they got spoiled with three in the last ten years. they certainly have had this weird juxtaposition. last, first, last, the last three years. but they did have that cache. now they've lost it. they can't go around crying, woe is me. when all of that was going o i kept reminding them, go call your cousin in cleveland and ask him how he feels. you know, so you have no reason to complain about anything in boston. >> the man you've written about more than anything else is larry bird. never did a man and a city, i think, mesh better than bird and boston, hard working, gritty, working class background. i mean, like this man is sort of like if boston became an athlete, it would be larry. it wouldn't be -- >> all of which surprised him. because he came as a hostile, suspicious weary person with regard to the media and the big city. he had been sheltered in a secluded area of southwest indiana, then terre haute for college, and he was suspicious of the media. he

everybody wanted to go to the cosmo last week.2010, i worked at deutsche bank when it was the behemoth. it cost them $4 billion, they doubled down and sold it to blackstone. >> i will find out if it is still the hot place. coming up, the boomerang kid. the one who returns home and ends up sleeping in their old twin sized head. what does that mean for the mattress business? ♪ >> having trouble sleeping with all the money you are losing in the market? we are going to talk about mattresses. cerda international, the american top mattress maker is wanting you to think high tech. isn somebody says to me it time to get more social in your bedroom, i am clearly jumping to the wrong conclusions. >> or the right ones? >> first of all, good morning. thank you for having me. when you look at the betting providingit is about food clothing and shelter. >> you worked in the kitchen appliance industry? >> for 25 years. and i am able now asserted to be able to fulfill a another basic need and everyone's life, which is a good night sleep, health an

. >> let's go into the cosmos. for more than a million years a comet travels towards the sun.lose gas and dust changes the planet's atmosphere. >> reporter: named after the observatory in australia which spotted it. the comet has come from the nah reaches of the solar system. for more than a million years it travelled towards the sun, warming and developing a tale of gas and dust. it's trailing at 56km a second, and will swing by mars, 132,000 kilometres from the planet. >> at the time of the close encounter with mars, it will be almost the closest to the sun. when they do that it releases a lot of material, gas, particles, gases, water, hydrogen and all the particles, ejector will interact with mars, and that will be interesting. >> that interaction will be recorded by no fewer than five spacecraft. he orbiters, including india and two n.a.s.a. rovers have been prepared for the comet. >> it will look at shape, dark possess, lightness of the nucleus. it will look to see if it can detect changes from comet and mars. >> the spacecraft are trying to understand how external forces

that deal with cosmo. that does not mean salix will find itself a partner.ose trying to figure out whether allergan is going to go to valiant, i did want to share updates on that situation. >> big kibosh on that sale. >> not clear how the fit is with allergan. >> i have not been a big fan of the fitting. i think the company is a good company. it's good. you want to broaden your portfolio, allergan we think of as botox. no. it's an opthamological play. >> general electric, of all people, out with their own attempt at a viral ad. jeff goldblum in a mock commercial. >> now you can get successful guy lighting at normal guy prices. the ge link light bulb, less for over 22 years and only costs $14.97. that's 66 cents a year. i spend that on moist towelettes every 13 seconds. that's too much. >> that runs about 90 seconds. >> i don't want to put light bulbs in my will. i don't want to have to say, i've got a tortoise that is going to live to 110. i don't need light bulbs that will live there. >> does he have gopro on his shell yet? >> i'm worried about the tortoise

>> salix as i reported yesterday is done with cosmo. they are citing inversion.he question is what salix chooses to do. talks with allergan cooled. i reported first on activist having some interest. we'll see how that progresses. >> excellent reporting. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, cramer's mad dash as we count down to the opening bell. we'll look at the premarket. all the things we haven't talked about yet. the dollar on another tear. gold has gone negative for the year. and that jobs number at 248,000. . you are going for "usa today." >> i want to talk first. you have to take a deep breath before you talk about this topic ebola. it is so easy to scare people and that is not what i want to do. that's why i refer to someone else. ebola upsets exxon drilling plan is the "usa today" story. this is not about nigeria. what i'm pointing out here is oil today is down again. it did bounce off $89. it's coming down again. this is amazing. why? there are 3 million barrels a day that come out of nigeria. nigeria is not that far from this area. if you can imagine a

. >> salix is not inverting because they stopped the deal with cosmo.s not clear anybody will buy salix. >> these companies are trading at very high levels. >> salix has come down a lot. >> jazz pharma. have you seen them? >> i have not. >> analysts play that role. when you read the analyst reports, in that segment of the market, they are talking about a company getting bought. highly unusual for research to focus on who is going to buy this company as opposed to what the company's worth. >> right. there are going to be more inversions. they may have higher percentages. there are some out there. they may not be big ones. i hear them from bankers who expect them to reach the finish line. >> these oils are getting crushed yet again. just across the board. the list of losers all in the oil space. united up 6%. delta again one of the best performers. >> good quarter. united, a lot of people shorting united off ebola. united delivers a number that is good, not fabulous. street raises numbers. people regarding it as a blow away. big short squeeze there. oil.

pharmaceuticals announced it has thrown in a planned $2.7 million deal to join forces with italian drug maker cosmorts it's the first time a u.s. company has cited the obama administration's tougher rules to give up on plans to move overseas for the sake of lower taxes. frank, i want to come to you first. does this decision mean that these new rules are working? >> it seems to be so, at least in the margins, given that the companies themselves are saying this is what did it, but i think until there's congressional action, we're still not going to have a wholesale change here that a lot of people are calling for and like virtually everything else in congress, where largely at a stand still. nobody at congress has an appetite or the republicans in congress don't have an appetite for handing a victory to the obama administration even though, strangely enough, this is one of the issues on which both sides in terms of the largest talking points, like let's close loopholes, they all rhetorically agree. >> and sorry, peter. i meant to say peter. >> that's okay. >> frank, you say the government can put an

if cosmo -- >> the magazine or the drink? >> the magazine.s good for you or something like that, would you be offended? >> yes. how dare you! >> see, that's my point. you wouldn't care. >> let me just tell you a story. do we have any time left? >> no. >> real quick, i have an 11 and 13-year-old. i'm trying to get them to turn off "modern family" and watch derek jeter's final game. so i told them both stories. i told them about derek jeter what, he went through. i didn't bring up all the women he dated. i didn't think that was important. then i talked about the last time he'll ever get up to bat. by the time they were ton and talked about the giants' comeback and what they need to win, next thing you know, they were with me every step of the way. they sat me and popped open the ottoman we have on the recliner couch and sat with me for two hours. it's the closest we've ever been. >> and you think i'm a talker? that was a very long story. >> that's all i got. >> here with one headline is heather nauert. >> it's all about the game, right? >> the

also, women out there, with your new cosmo and stuff, pick up this issue of "fortune" magazine.owerful women. >> so as you learn -- i mean this with respect. there's nobody more important to us than women. >> yep. >> you are the life givers, the backbone of families, without whom we would have chaos. for god sakes, read this thing. there are other things besides cosm o, spinach souffles, makeup. learn how to become the alpha female within you. >> it's important to do that. i've got a limited amount of time. it's an important book. >> you say the art of as assimilation is -- >> i didn't invent this. i don't even have a horse in this race. english is my third language. i had to learn the language. life is this kind of -- what is the combination of finding out how to get money? look at you guys. you come from different, varied backgrounds. but we all agree, a jew from israel, natalie is hispanic, latino and you guys are a combination. rainbow of life as we know it. we all agree, it's not the tower of babble. it's not chaos. we all agree that in this place at this time, english is t

that t s could slo nc and gically transform themselv transported by thianimal spirit, they roamed e cosmos gaining knowledge that allowed them to ensure rich harvests, heal the sick and protect the community. rulers also claimed the power to mediate between human and spirituarealms. some are shown cradling a supernatural infant-- part human, part jaguar-- who may have been their link to the spiritual world. similar figures appear on sculpt found at la venta thtirling me to be altars. but decades later, a clue to their true function was discovered far from the coast, at the mntainous site of oxtotitclan. its name means "place of caves," which ancient mesoamericans regarded as sacred entrances to the underrld, the mythic realm of ancestral and supernatural spirits. a rock painting above the cave mouth shows a ruler wearing a bird mask and feathered costume. his elaborate throne depicts a monstrous supernatural face, similar to tse on the so-called alta of la venta, incating thath, too, were ros. priousesearch proposed that la venta was exclusively a site where priests resided and conducted r