the 50 bmg went straight through this giant duct tape ball like it was made of butter. >> in this next you can see a 3-d printer is just going crazy creating all of these different plastic elements. you see the them all on the table and they're getting put together by matthew davis on this channel. what you are looking at is a 3-d printed rubber band gatling gun which you can mount on your arm and do this with. >> oh, yes! technology has done it. >> it's incredible. they call it ridiculous, amazing. if you've got your own 3-d printer you are now the scariest person in your office. >> there's something i can't argue about us ladies. we can't have enough tote bags. >> oh, i've got like four in my car. >> fortunately for us we have jessica, who in her do it yourself today is pretty cool. >> i just want one cool bag i can put on my shoulder, go grocery shopping, get what i need. >> so i want to know a cute way to decorate my tote bag and i found one, and i'm going to show you how to do it. >> she uses foam sheets to cut out different shapes and patterns. >> and then you'll stick it on top

bmg were to release another poll this evening, but have delayed again by 24 hours.e to wait for it. david cameron will go on television sunday. corbynor leader jeremy will go on television monday night. as it stands, those events going ahead, but we won't know more until a campaigns resume. rishaad: thanks a lot. let's look at what is going on in japan. the sovereign debt rally could push yields on bonds to lowe's. s. at what isa look going on with this, yields all but vanished. year jgb yields going negative soon. how low can we go? the answer could be a whole lot lower. we've just been talking about brexit. is also uncertainty over the u.s. recovery, a host of concerns in japan. we spoke about the 40 year, but everything from the five-year to the 40 year are tumbling to new lows. week, the 10 year hitting a record low. bse 20 year and the 30 year jg all heading south. this started with negative rates implemented at the beginning of the year. in 2014, we had the expansion of stimulus. maturity, this is quite extraordinary, we might get a negative yield on the soone

they did a studytthe sfmta i forget the name the company a thing was bmg but theyrated that four out of five of the trees were good and healthy. i just want to see the trees that we have now and what we can expect in the future. >>overhead please. >>overhead please. do i have to say? i don't know. can you see that? on it's such a big tree doesn't fit on the screen. maybe this one will be better. this is a group of trees that flower even. and, after three years of construction may be much longer than that they will plant saplings of the lemon scented gum trees and this is what it is going to look like after- after maybe 15 or 20 years of growth. i wouldn't call that a canopy. it's a skanky looking tree at that. >>[laughing] >>now mature trees are extremely important to a healthy environment. they provide oxygen reduce pollution and noise they protect us from the heat of the sun and they cool the streets. and it is said this is for the the public warrant that this would be done at the sidewalk not in the middle. i have right here a petition signed of 764 people and their comments or ag

bmg have taken the lion share. usually you see that in the short term or the long-term.his indicates to me people are rebalancing. they own that as their core bond exposure. scarlet: it's positioning ahead of whatever the fed does. people feel it's gotten to frothy lately. more crisiss concern. alyx: do you feel they are a sticky? again,f you look at agg look at the flows. normally they are five or six. the fact that those two are the is two, that tells me there rebalancing and it's sticky. scarlet: vanguard is all over the top 10 it comes to flows. eric: that's a bear sign. they are taking in money rain or shine. s&p is the fifth most, that's not good. that's taking in money no matter what happens. collective 5n a million and outflows. you see them at the top. scarlet: who is a risk of a trade? alyx: this is something we had been talking about. the low volatility is becoming more volatile. eric: this is the flavor of the month trade. again, the widespread miss of emerging markets have taken $5 billion collectively. you are seeing both products taking an money. it's been

the effect has not been what the bmg -- boj intended.imply passing the cash in these reserves. they can still do at mostly 0%. not a criticism of it going into negative rates. all of this is still attracting a positive rate. aboutection which is only 10-¥30 trillion is when the negative interest rate takes hold. and thaticro balance is what is growing the most. all of this is happening for a few reasons. we are talking about the mindset and how hard it is. the sign negative rates is how bad the economy is going. they would rather sit on their cash piles and go out and invest instead. angie? angie: the risk is still there in the hunt for yield #haidi: this desperate search for yield, they are looking for a search for any kind of yield. that still leaves them vulnerable for these potential spikes in interest rates. japanw that the bank of for thisasted the boj last week. the whole negative rates is counterintuitive. it did not work. in 2003.e that happen 10 years and japan, they are and theelding money bottom line is that we have maturing

they did a studytthe sfmta i forget the name the company a thing was bmg but theyrated that four outf five of the trees were good and healthy. i just want to see the trees that we have now and what we can expect in the future. >>overhead please. >>overhead please. do i have to say? i don't know. can you see that? on it's such a big tree doesn't fit on the screen. maybe this one will be better. this is a group of trees that flower even. and, after three years of construction may be much longer than that they will plant saplings of the lemon scented gum trees and this is what it is going to look like after- after maybe 15 or 20 years of growth. i wouldn't call that a canopy. it's a skanky looking tree at that. >>[laughing] >>now mature trees are extremely important to a healthy environment. they provide oxygen reduce pollution and noise they protect us from the heat of the sun and they cool the streets. and it is said this is for the the public warrant that this would be done at the sidewalk not in the middle. i have right here a petition signed of 764 people and their comments or agre