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joining us is john abel and cnbc's own john carney.too simplistic to say going zlt new apple? >> google is creating new innovative products. google glass. that's the worry people have with apple is they are not innovating at the rate they used to. there's no big splashy product so i think google is the new apple? when we got a couple of price targets $1,000 a share slapped on to google this week and the big headline that google is the most owned stock by u.s. mutual fund holders, everyone said that's the kiss of death. what do you reckon? >> the kiss of death for apple came when some analyst said that it would -- its price target would be $1,100. look, there's a lot of superstition baked into these things. apple has an obligation to investors to be serendipitously inventive. they are not doing that fast enough for the street, i guess. my own personal theory is that they might be suffering from a bit of a margin issue because they are cannibalizing themselves. they have to with the ipad mini and with the iphone going down in price. but,

. >>> el santo padre pde que se acepte la ofrenda como la de abel. >>> inclinándose el santo padre pdero cardenal ofrece la oración por los difuntos. >>> así apra que ellos que nos han precedido con la fe descansen en cristo y reciban ese lugar de consuelo, luz y paz de manos de dios. >>> reconociendo que somos pecadors, siervos de dios, también se pide ahora que en la misericordia divina con los antos apóstoles martires, todos los mencionados co la igfleisa. >>> unión de todos los santos seamos aceptados no por nuestro méritos, sino congforme a la bondad de dios. >>> el santo padre ahora mencionando que dios santifica y bendice los dones, toma el pan consagrado mientras el diácono eleva el cádiz y se eleva la oración, a ti padre omnipotente, todo honor y gloria por los siglos de los siglos. >>> el gran amén de la asamblea es la ratificacón de que es suya propia y esta oración de la plegaria es de la iglesia universal y así concluye la plegaria antes de la comunión y el santo padre invita con las mismas palabras que jesús, del padre nuesto. >>> unidos al santo padre, también nosotros u

. >> max irons and jake abel play two human men in love with one teened girl and the spirit who has takendy, the host. >> she is dead but she comes back. anything i knew and loved about her is gone at which point this guy -- >> elbows in on your girl. >> well you know when she is brought to the cave and he hits her to the ground. >> jared, jared, i'm alive. >> a man stands up for a woman alien or not. >> it's a confusing emotional moment. >> i understand and not faulting you. >> but here's the kicker ian starts to fall in love with this sort of other species. >> i like you wanda. >> i like you too ian. >> this is an interspecies romance. >> it is. i tried to wry write a story about human beings and got bored. i love regular fiction but when i'm writing the science fiction and fantasy holds my attention better. >> stop. you are not going there. what about jared? >> he kissed her i kiss her. it's a cave community. >> it sounds more racy than it actually is. >> i just want to try one thing. >> reporter: meyer's stories bridge the gap between teen and adult fiction reminding us what it was li

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i

abel's field is out right now. for abel's field. >> nice of you to make time in your busy schedule. i got to get that in there because, you know -- >> all of this is on our website. >> of course, it is. >> come back in september when the movie is coming out. you and cassidy at the same time. >> i will definitely come back for sure. >> next time make sure i have my cocktail in front of me. >> sorry. we have not -- >> jerry! >> we should have wine and some bread in honor of billy graham. and the book. >> exactly. >> all right. coming up next, the hottest way to celebrate your baby bump. and welcome your new arrival right after these messages. asionaconstipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ rockabye baby >> about 4 million babies are born in the united states every year. if you are one of those happy moms to be you're going to wan

ok richard abel think anyone denies the british news of the people living on those islands but why should it be their island the british government have always felt that it has a not very good claim to the islands and i'd like to put that directly to luke because throughout the history of the islands they have the british have been very very nervous about about the argentine claim and i went to the islands about forty years ago with a british minister who was planning those state at the end of empire the wind up of empire to get rid of the island and we did get rid of the course i them's the diego garcia at the end of the one nine hundred sixty s. and we handed over the islands to the united states as a military base at the same time we tried to persuade the islanders to accept the idea that their future lay with argentina just as something like quarter room million british people people of british descent have always lived all since the nineteenth century have lived in argentina mainland argentina ok look so what makes these islands different thing considering what richard just said. wel

then all of a sudden, we get a whole stream of kind of difficult relationships - you know, cain and abel, tower of babel, the noah's ark situation, where god gets kind of tired of these relationships and says, "i'm going to snuff all these people out," and odd stories to fill out the first few books of genesis. but what does that sort of say? so the creation part is just packed full of all those characteristics of myths we've talked about. it's a neat thing to look at. the second one is liberation, and think how this works its way into human cultures. the exodus - justice, liberation, and being called out of exile in egypt, and the hebrew people - gives great odds with miraculous powers and heroes such as moses and aaron, miracles happening, like doves falling out of the sky and rivers parting, like cecil b. demille did it so many years later. if you've ever seen - you want to see myth americanized, you want to see how the old testament gets laid down with hollywood, just go rent the ten commandments , 1950s, from cecil b. demille. i actually use that in class - i can't do it in this one

>> that's as close as we get to cain and abel on this show. i'm going with doc on this one.ichard schultze was shopping the company for months and months. i have to believe he knows what's going on there more so than we do. he showed it to private equity players and to others. he could not even put together a bid. >> maybe because he was the one that drove it into the ground in the first place. >> could be. but private equity guys go at it themselves. the online retailer still has competitive advantage because they don't have the overhead. they don't have the staffing that's required. i don't think you own best buy here. i would sell it. >> we close the case on best buy. tell us who you think won the debate? tweet us. we'll have the results at the end of the show. as the bulls battle the bears over where the market heads next, our next guest says there may be reason to bet on the bears. yahoo! finance's mike santoli joins us. why are we betting on the bears? >> i see this set-up as an incomplete corrective pullback process. joe spoke earlier about how you're seeing defensive

>> it's been four weeks since abel got the bad news he wasn't being released from pendleton. since then he's been spending time in his cell pod working with a mentor and getting one-on-one counseling. >> i was born on my grandma's birthday. so i'm grandma's boy. so i've lived with her most of my life. i'll go back out, help her out. just do good. stop giving her problems and stuff. >> the hard work has paid off. later today he'll finally see freedom and be released to his grandparents. >> for every juvenile delinquent that you see in the newspapers who's done some horrendous thing, there are ten more who learn from the system and went back out to be good adults as they grow up. we see those stories and it warms your heart and you can't not want to do this because you know that you've had something to play in that. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >> shot the man three times, right? >> and we beat him to death. >> i hold him in a choke hold. >> i shot him

buying the weapon used in clements' murder from a licensed dealer and accused of giving it to evan abel a convicted felon who couldn't buy a weapon on his own. in washington, a growing skepticism that substantial gun legislation can make it through the senate and the house and on to the president for his signature. joining me is california congressman, javier bassera, chairman of the house democratic caucus. thank you for being with us today. there's fewer people in the polls supporting tougher gun laws, but there is a national day of action. clearly there is a national momentum behind this. still. the president is saying you know, we cannot forget. what is your thought about whether the house and senate will go along with anything meaningful? >> andrea, i think it's more than just the president saying we can't forget. it's the families, it's the victims and it's the future victims if we do nothing. so what i believe the president is hoping to do is give us the impetus in congress to at least as he said, give a vote and we should have votes on a number of these measures. we certainly sh

in a, like a good teacher, abel and cain, cain for adults who learned wisdom, look at both sides of the question. his places at the crossroads where of course the place for human beings get confused. which road you take at the crossroads. issue so miss jeff, he's not allowed in the house. -- mischievous. his places always -- issue is just too temperamental. and before you do anything in your region, before you worship any of the deities you make sure you set aside a morsel for issue. issue is really the and messenger of the deities. he can deliver the message straight, he's always truthful, but he may deliver it in a way without lying. that makes you misinterpret the message but that's because the other part. so when the schedule, the god of lightning, photographers, the god of purity, the god of war, the god of, the god of the moist element, is issue. that's the answer. this upsets human plans, that's the devil. so if she became a christian, the devil, satan. and even in the interpretation, translation of the bible, which time year of the devil, it is issue. but issue is anything but e

jake abel and max irons, two stars will talk about the moving. >>> "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. >>> good morning. thank you for being with me. we begin in washington state. a dozen homeowners on whidbey island watch helpfully as their homes inch closer to dis'ser and their homes tumble into puget sound. >> sounded like an earthquake. i heard something really loud. looked out the master bedroom and noticed 20 tall trees were gone. got out there with a flashlight and kept hearing rumbling and watch more and more of it fall in. >> unbelievable this landslide. let's go to the waterfront town of coupeville on whidbey island. dan simon joins us from there. is it likely to get worse? >> reporter: there will be geologists out here. at this point, they think two homes in imminent danger. a lot of people allowed to return to their homes. a voluntary evacuation. they would like people to stay away. some people are coming back. carol, let me explain to you where i am. as you can imagine, a lot of neighborhood sealed off. you see a lot of yellow tape behind me. i'm about 10

, el papa francisco impone más de su sello al pontificado, se supo que habló por teléfono con luis abeltiempo, quizás, no teníamos los recursos para esto entonces, se tuvo que recurrir a algo más drástico para poder mantener la salud del individuo. >>> ahora tiene 76 años de edad, podría poner en riesgo su salud o reducir su tiempo de vida. >>> la respuesta corta a eso es no, muchísimas personas, de hecho 40 mil personas o más en estados unidos viven con un solo pulmón, creo que no tendrá problemas, las personas pueden pensar que perderá el 50% de su función respiratoria, pero no es así, porque usualmente el otro pulmón compensa yla persona se queda con un 80 a 85% de función respiratoria, ahora que no corra maratones. >>alguna recomendación que se le pueda dar. >>> es que si le da una infección al otro pulmón, quizás no tiene tantas reservas las vacunas de influenza son muy importantes para su caso en particular. >>> muchísimas gracias, doctor rivera, y por explicarnso el panorama de salud de papa francisco, ahora stephanie severino con los detalles del tiempo para el fin de semana, ad

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the crews are still on the scene and abel was completely scared off when it was slammed into. >> 9:35ughs and the fact that congress and the president are unable to reach an agreement today. >> do not do that by making cuts and science. the president mentioned infrastructure. that's and infrastructure, ridiculous. what we do know is that no maintenance is the most expensive maintenance. investing in empress structure creates jobs immediately as well as those the infrastructure of our country it is essential to our economic growth. >> it's one year-old watsonville man was fatally stabbed yesterday afternoon. police responded to the area around lincoln and prospect streets after getting reports of a group of males chasing another male. when they arrived on the scene they found felipe reyes lying on his back with at least to stab wounds to his upper torso. he was pronounced dead on the scene. police have not released was the attack was gang-related. >> police say the suspect in las vegas shooting and deadly crash last week is now in custody. ammar perez was released yesterdjerepereharris

i have a movie coming out calle" it's a modern day cain and abel meets friday night lights. >> steve:right back for our last hour. stick around [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best investment services company." >> gretchen: good morning, everybody. today is monday, march 4, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. i hope you had a great weekend. thanks so much for kick off your workweek with us today. let me bring you up to speed on the florida home where a massive sinkhole swallowed a man. now the home is almost completely gone. officials began carefully taking it apart. this morning the f

census bureau asked abel how we get to work here it we asked how long it takes them to get there, howhey get there and where they work. this is all collected in the american communities survey. it highlights more than a quarter of all workers working in a county that is different from where they live. the average travel time is about 25 minutes, and this has not changed as much over the last decade. if you're highlights here -- a few more highlights here -- more than 75% of workers get to work by automobile. but this has changed very slightly over the last decade. it has gone down by about 2%. host: folks at home can follow along with these numbers and charts on our facebook page. you can see on our facebook page at facebook.com/cspan. we want to take your questions in this phase -- segment. we want to hear about your commute and how long it takes you to get to work. urban commuters can call 202- 585-3880. suburban, 202-585-3881. rural, 202-585-3882. if you work from home, 202-585- 3883. those numbers are on the screen. mr. puentes, take us through these numbers that are collected by