every albert einstein we found, how many of them did we not find? many got squandered because they did not learn how to read or get a good education. imagine if we could increase by a order of magnitude by a factor of 10 number of albert einstein's in the world. the number of people back at the good alternative energy. this could be a force multiplier like we have never seen. emily: do you think videos can replace learning in the classroom? sal: if learning in the classroom is about information dissemination, videos can do that. in some ways, it is more bite sized and on demand. but i think it is a huge opportunity to allow the physical classroom to move up the value chain. if students get their information at their own time and pace, the physical classroom can now be used for real human interaction. emily: critics have said the videos can be repetitive. i am the last person to force videos on everyone. i think they are the least important part of your education experience. if you need next place in it is great to build a look at up -- an explanatio

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the victim was rushed to albert einstein medical center in critical condition. >> celebration and in south carolina as the flag was lowered permanent hi after 54 years and even president obama celebrate the move on twitter today. "action news" reporter sharee williams is live at the satellite center with the full story, sharee. >> rick, governor nikki haley says it's a new day in south carolina and the flag came down without incident and six minute ceremony and there's 10,000 people there. most of them chanting usa and hey, hey, hey, good-bye. with crowds gathered in person and millions more watching from across the country south carolina lowered the confederate battle flag for the last time and it has flown at the capital grounds more than five decade. >> this is a sure veal moment. standing out there and watching that flag come down. it felt like the biggest weight was lifted off the stage state. >> it was not just the flag but the pole that flew the controversial people came to celebrate the removal. others came to protest. >> flag respects history of the civil war and people of t

imagine we could increase by order of magnitude if factor of 10 the number of albert einstein's in the number of people who could do cancer research, who could think about alternative energy? this could be a force multiplier. emily: do you think it could replace learning in a classroom? videos in some ways can do that because it is more bite-size and on-demand. able to move up the value chain. if they are able to get information at their own time and pace and feedback at their own time and pace, then the physical classroom can be used for real interaction. i'm the last person to force videos on anyone. i will be the first to say they are the least a part -- least important part of your educational experience. when you need information, it's great to be able to look it up. but the real learning will be when you engage in exercises, and then when you go into a physical classroom, having dialogue and doing projects. getting feedback from your peers . the teacher can be the human in the child's life and sit next to them and really get to know them better. just for thet content gaps are, bu

the man was rushed to albert einstein medical center in critical condition. >>> there are startling newning about dylann roof the alleged gunman who went on a killing spree inside the charleston church. the fbi director said that shooting should have never happened. it admission came hours after the confederate flag was removed from the capitol ground for the last time. >> reporter: a stunning heartbreaking admission from the fbi director about last month's massacre in the south carolina church. the accused killer should not have been able to buy a gun. the national background check system failed. roof who is charged with killing nine people at a bible study at a historically black church had previously admitted to drug possession during an arrest. it should have prevented him from buying a weapon. >> the fbi is continuing to investigate what happened. >> reporter: the fbi admitting the painful lapse just hours after the confederate battle flag came down from the grounds of the south carolina state house. a historic moment set in motion by the killing which has been labeled a hate crime

america's most famous scientists aside from his employees at the institute for advanced studies albert einstein. by the end of the trial, when they published the transports of what transcripts, he was publicly humiliated. so this was a warning at the height of the mccarthy period. oppenheimer was the chief victim of that witchunt. this was a warning to all scientists that you cannot get off the reservation. you can welcome your opinion on scientific issues. but can you not compress your opinions on politics. you cannot be a public policy ibt lekt you'll. and if you dare to do so, you may be publicly humiliated. and i think this really wounded a whole generation of american intellectuals and scientists and even today, we're living with the residue of this mccarthy era. you can see it in the debate over climate change. can you see it in the debate over any sort of fact driven argument. and our politics are being driven by people who are uninformed about the facts. we live in a scientific age and our picks are driven by clowns. >> we can all do that. >> i have another question here. >> hold it clo

. >> albert einstein, when he retired, could not have taught high school physics.who taught for 20 years, some of the most elite schools, couldn't then go teach in a public school in chicago or new york . john: let's call them government schools because public, they're all public, the supermarket is public. >> one of the groups that actually took notice of this is the united states military. because the military moves people around and those people moving around often have trailing spouses who work wherever they might go. well, if you've been certified to do something in one state and these rules are almost always state based, and you move across the country or even across the border, now they're often different and more requirements which means you could have done something for decades, and yet you needed a new exam, new requirements, new fees, and what have you . john: in new orleans it's a crime to give people tours without first getting a government license. >> the new orleans city government is trying to throw tour guides out of business and silence their spee

are you familiar with the albert einstein vote that any theory of the universe should be made as simples possible but not in color? are you ever reminded of that when you talk about things like the taylor rule? maybe the entire universe can be reduced to a linear relation between a handful of variables. >> i think that is a good point apropos of theis taylor rule. it would be nice to be able to reduce appropriate policy to the current values of two simple variables but i think the world is more complicated than that. we cannot take everything into account but there are important things that need to be considered. thatis why we have an fomc has been asked to bring a great deal of information to the table. is a corollaryng which is that if you have something that is a function of many variables and it is changing over it time in response to a single one of those variables, that obviously does not mean that the real response function is a single function of a single variable. the chair now recognizes the man from california, mr. royce. >> thank you. fedour first appearance is chair before

this guy he looks like a cross between mark twain and albert einstein with the wild hair -- [laughternd he's got this, like, it looked like a mechanic -- i have a picture of it in the book -- a little mechanic's jacket like fonzie, you know? and it said "tony" on there. and this idea that ceos are rapacious beings who just are ripping the crack on their employees, here are all his employees streaming by calling him by his first name hey tony, how's it going, tony? hugging him on the factory floor. and despite all the setbacks that he's head, the federal -- he's had the federal lightbulb ban prevented him from going forward with some incandescent bulb innovations that he'd been planning. the outsourcing that's been going on that he has fought tooth and nail, the competition from china $100 million he had to spend fighting off patent infringement not only at home, but around the world. 84 years old and he's still going, and i'm thinking this guy doesn't want to stop is. he understands what the value of the american dream is. he's not going to quit so is neither am i and neither should y

are you familiar with albert einstein's quote that any theory of the universe should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler? are you ever reminded of that quote when you talk about these things like the taylor rule? where you imagine that the entire universe can be reserved, reduced to a linear relation between a handful of variables? >> i think that's a very good point. and i think it is apropos of the taylor rule. >> a quick break here to take you back to delivering alpha. cramer hosting the panel with the activists. we were watching macy's earlier. now keep your eye on eth? >> if you're in the mod for furniture, sandal asset management is calling this his best idea. you can see again shares were just about flat before the presentation started. ethan allen shares up by about 4% towards their highest levels today. volume about 228,000 shares so far. so ethan allen now that, we're going through the presentation now. so we will bring you more details. for right now, ethan allen, the presentation has just started. ethan allen his best idea to unlock value over the course of the n

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it's aim bert einstein paper- mache -- albert einstein paper- mache. gabriel is joining us again. you have a lot of cool things in here. >> we why -- yes we do. this is a juried exhibition. there are over a thousand pieces that got in. it's incredible. >> reporter: ryan is show you some of the pieces going on right here. it's a beautiful exhibit. a lot of the ones are from the bay area. >> go a absolute -- absolutely. the majority are from the bay area. these are all for sale or most? >> most of them are for sale and then we have the green room gallery where we showcase many of the other artists and in a price range from $20 to $150. >> reporter: it's art on a budget. >> art on a budget. >> reporter: they have an awesome bonzi room. some baiting back 150 years -- dating back 150 years. it starts at 11:00 this morning. there is a lot going on. come on down and check this out. we showed you outside. we showed you the exhibit earlier this morning where i've already challenged you guys up come in, check out and get some art and culture all at the same time. >>> expensive parts being r

are you familiar with albert einstein's quote, any theory should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler and are you reminded of the quote when you talk about things like the taylor rule, and you can manage everything could be reduced to a handful of variables? >> i think that's a very good point, and i think it is apropos of the taylor rule. it would be nice to be able to reduce appropriate policy to the current values of two simple variables but i think the world is more complicated than that. we can't take everything into account but there are important things that need to be considered, and that's why we have an fomc that has been asked to bring a great deal of information to the table. >> and the last, sort of a mathematical corolary of that, something that is changing over a period of time in response to a single one of the variables, that obviously does not mean that the real response function is a single function of the single variable. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce. >> in your first appearance befo

i would like to direct them all to famous words of albert einstein. "insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. " with less than one week before america faces the gridlock of a republican highway shutdown, majority republicans want to spend time playing politics with yet another attempt to repeal the affordable care act. repealing the health security afforded to millions of americans by virtue of that act. just over one month ago, the united states supreme court ruled the affordable care act was the law of the land, rejecting what was it politically motivated republican lawsuit aimed at dismantling that health care reform. it was not the first time the supreme court ruled in favor of the law. it was the second time our highest court upheld the law. the republican majority just does not seem to get it. over 60 times, congressional republicans have tried to contact the clock, 50 million americans were uninsured. we cannot go back and we will not go back. we will not allow the party of the past to take us back t