we go up the beanstalk outlaws, and we come down legends. >> the animation is really cool, and the dvdlu-ray show you how it's done. here, animators are turning antonio banderas into a feline that's both funny and "fur"-ocious. >> if it is to be a dance fight, then i will tuesday night dance-fight you to the death. >> from scenes that are a "litter" bit funny to moves that amuse and amaze, there's nothing like dancing with thestars. the dvd "cat"-apults into stores february 24th, and the combo pack includes an all-new adventure -- "puss in boots: the three diablos." >> can you feel me? >> as your grand-"paw" might say, "it's the cat's meow." i'm scott for "teen kids news." >> hah! >> that's it for this week. thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you next week on "teen kids news."

she thinks this guy looks like the giant of jack and the beanstalk. she hides behind her mother's skirt while the giant makes all of his introductions around the room. finally he peers around betsy and he spies emily, and he sweeps her up into his arms, and he says, ah, here's little sister. and that's the name that he will use for her for the rest of his life. kind of have to understand that mary lincoln did not like her husband to be around pretty women. but she made an exception for emily. emily was a guest of the lincolns in 1855. she spent six months in illinois, and it was hoped that she would find someone to marry in springfield and would settle there with the other sisters because they were all so fond of each other. ultimately emily does not. she goes home to kentucky and marries benjamin harden-helm. the lincolns also grew close to helm. harden and lincoln were from the same region, around knob creek, kentucky. they knew the same families. both were political moderates, helm even on slavery. so when lincoln is elected, mary really hopes that

that wasn't like jack's magic beanstalks, what happened? >> it wasn't sam zell's argument.t wasn't his argument. we were open discussing the op-ed piece in the "new york times," which is a very basic, going after and collecting these taxes as they accrue. which is weird. but you could very easily look at the capital gains tax as a way of rectifying this. >> look, the issue that capital gains are only paid on realization, is an issue. there's just a lot of practical problems associated with things that are not liquid. >> the more interesting thing in the article, it refers to steve jobs, is upon your death, you can transfer your shares, because they're an asset like a home, to your spouse, effectively tax-free, no estate tax on it, you don't have to sell them. and when you do sell them, you sell them on a stepped-up basis. meaning whatever the value is at death, you're only paying on the incremental value that's created after the death. and that actually, i thought was actually an interesting point. that could be debated on different sides. >> look, i think that's right. i t