but for now, those metal-- those little electrons will bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, which are se in metals and carry that energy right along. so somthings conduct better than other things. piece of wood, very, very good insulator. this wood is a good insulator at any tempeture. this wood is a good insulator even if it's very, very hot. yep. did you ever reach in to a hot oven and grabbed on to a frying fan that's about maybe 400 degrees fahrenheit? you're gonna cook some food or something, you got a frying pan in there that's all iron. ever be reaching there with your re hand and grabbed the iron pan? if you ever had, you can show that today, you'd be tattooed, all right? you're gonna burn yourself. isn't that right? but could you reach into that oven and grab a pan if it had a wooden handle and grab it momentarily? you can do that. you can do that. you know why? because t--that wood is hot. that's the same temperature as the metal. but not very much energy is gonna conduct from the wo to your hand, so you can safely hold it. you can do that. ever see these people walking at hot coals afte

♪ ♪ bop, be-bop, bow, boo >> we're here with the legendary actor david alan grier. here today, man. >> thank you for having me. >> talk to me about this new play that you're a part of. the old and new, right? >> new production directed by diane pollis. myself, norm lewis, audra mcdonald ripping it up, man, every night, having a ball. >> what's it like to have to take hold of an opera, a musical that's been so important to so many people? >> well, there's a lot of ownership. you know, when you do this production of -- this is probably the greatest and most well known american opera, so everybody has a lot of ownership. they remember how they saw it. they remember the film, their favorite production. you know, they come with all of that. it was really for me as an artist and for us it's trying to carve out our own production, treating oufrsz as artists and putting that -- putting that over to the side. i'm really not trying to compete with any of those people, any of those previous productions. i'm trying to find my own way in this. >> you certainly are your own way.

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musical snobbery, and to read the sexiest foremost spiritual words ever offered in rock-and-roll are bopshaking the booties is as important as the other stuff. you cannot have one without the other, so you cannot give that up, and we are living in circumstances where our spiritual system is absolutely corrupt and our country is economically corrupt, because when you look of the spiritual problems, people behave in a way that did not consider other people. where you have war you have a spiritual problem, and you cannot solve a spiritual problem with politics, and of some corn the entire population of the earth is going to look -- and at some point the entire population of the earth is going to have to look at caring for one another. tavis: i want to just about this song. >> that is about having a crush on your boyfriend as a friend and acting upon it. i have a crush on my boyfriend a friend, which we all knew. i met francs through the sky, which was his estimate, but i knew neil since i was 200 good -- since i was 20. everyone knew i had a crush on neil a whole time. tavis: i did not know

super tuesday is often seen as ointpotential turning bop in the republican race for the white house. with six states up for grabs, mitt romney's when does look exceptional. and yet, questions do still remain about his ability to rival -- to rally the whole party. a busy night of voting. >> a smiling mitt romney, but this was a long, nervous night for the republican front-runner. >> go, mitt, go. >> they shouted, but super tuesday was slow going. >> we have taken one more step towards restoring the promise of tomorrow. tomorrow, we wake up and we start again. the next day, we will do the same. and so will go, day-by-day, step by step, door-to-door, hard by heart. >> but love is proving hard to come by for mr. romney. >> the next president of the united states, rick santorum. but rick santorum responded with three victories courtesy of a blue-collar voters and evangelical christians. >> we have ruwon races all over this country against the odds. they thought, ok, he is finally finished. we keep coming back. [applause] >> from alaska to massachusetts, they voted. from the industrial rus

. >> susie: you were talking about good bopped funds to go into, and investor -- a new etf. wisdom treat emerging corporate bond fund. emt. why do you like this one. >> it invests in bond funds in emerging market countries. it's all in u.s. dollars so there's n curncy sk. pot tentiaor share price appreciation, as long as investors realize the bonds are more risky than u.s. companies. this fund will do well and pays a 5% yield. >> susie: and you like a real estate fund, ticker sim bowl. rit. why do you like this one. >> it pays a seven percent dividend, trade2% discount. >> susie: you covered all the bases. we appreciate that. any dpis closures on your ownership of the funds? >> i always eat my own cooking. i own them all. >> susie: real pleasure having you. have a great weekend. >> thank you, susie, you too. >> susie: senior portfolio manager at western asset management. when it comes to higher education schools are footing more of the bill. state and local government funding for public colleges has fallen to a 25 year low. now those governments doled out an average of $6300

in corporate boppeds. i'm not saying don't own any stocks. i'm just arguing against those who say sell all of your treasuries or go short treasuries which some are doing. >> let me get dan back in the conversation. >> investors have been hearing for a couple of years, get out of treasuries, it's dangerous, and yet treasuries have outpaced stocks. could that be the case again, and treasuries will do better than stocks and investors will make >> i think jinl outlined the risk pretty l. >> my point would be that the probability much those risks, given that they've known for a while -- there could be surprises in the middle east, otherwise, we've been dealing with the problems. we at t-rowe price say there's room for treasury exposure. but for corporate bonds or high yield, we would prefer sectors where investors are getting paid to wait and earn something at least above the rate of inflation. the other thing i'd like to point out is that the u.s. economy is growing at a one and a half and two percent rate. maybe that's lower than it should be. a

people like billie holiday, count basie, duke ellington, they were all playing in the fillmore district, bop city, plantation club, jack's tavern. that's another world that i was intrigued by and the fact that there were neisei jazz musicians. also the no no boys, which i'm not sure if you are aware of, but one of the story lines in the play is about the character called chet monkawa and he was what was known as a no no boy. at some point everyone in the internment camp was asked to do this questionnaire and there were two questions, question 27 and 28, which basically said you were foreswear allegiance to japan and the emperor and will swear allegiance to america and that you will serve in the armed forces. and for young neisei men in their late teens and 20's, if you signed that, by and large the sense was you could be drafted. and what came about was a certain amount of controversy over those two questions because a lot of things were floating around. one of the arguments, and that's my character, we're locked up. we're in prison and then i'm asked to sort of go out and sort of, like, def

the obama team may like to see this bop race drag on, in fact all the way to tampa. they could be rooting for santorum to nail another hole in santorum's case. also, the war on women. to republicans, it is a democratic fiction. to democrats, it is the season narrative. catch this. the tie-breaker. arizona republicans are about to pass a bill that actually allows employers to require women getting reimbursed for birth control to prove they don't plan to use them for birth control. get it? we'll try to. >>> and republicans say the price of gas could come down if only we'll drill, baby, drill. democrats say we are already drilling and the price keeps going up. who's right? >>> as if things couldn't get worse in afghanistan, karzai wants u.s. troops confined to barracks by next year. he's now questioning whether only one american was involved in that terrible massacre. is there any way out of this mess over there? >>> finally, let me finish with the long family secret of ours, who my mother voted for back in 1960 in the kennedy/nixon race. it's a big st. patrick's day st

. >> she is on the cover of a magazine joint offer baby bop. this is her first child.uture with the jersey shore show, snookie says she will visit the house but she will not live there anymore. >> jessica sense and it's having a girl. it will be our first child. >> springtime. new babies. fiona apple is working on a new album and we hope there is a of a space for the long title. >> that is the title. it is shorter than her 1999 title, which was an eight-line point. the new album is expected to be released in june. >> i am excited. she has been gone for a while. >> she had problems with that long title. >> time for some warmer temperatures. >> we did it. we are doing it right now. tomorrow, we are back on the downswing. it is march in washington. temperatures are constantly bouncing up and down. tomorrow we will be back on the downswing. let's take a look at conditions outside right now. a few clouds overhead. 53 degrees in washington. that is our average afternoon a high temperature. the temperatures now are what we would typically see in the afternoon. quantico is war

. >>> this crazy world of ours, we have at come bops. the question is not how to use them, the question is how do you restrain yourself from using them. that's particularly when you're commander in chief. any fool can get this country into trouble. it takes a wise man to get it out. >> as candidates campaign for president this year, we look back at 14 men who ran for the office and lost. go to our website, cspan.org/thecontenders, to see video of the contenders who had a lasting impact on american politics. >> shouldn't your president have the highest moral and ethical standards and be an example to our children and young people in this country? ask yourself that question, please. shouldn't his life make him a role model for your future children? shouldn't anyone you elect to this office always keep his promises? >> cspan.org/thecontenders. >>> in a city whose public eye is dominated by statesmen and generals on horseback, this bronze rendition of albert einstein stands out. perhaps because even if it does stand 12 feet tall, and weigh a

completely teacher this hand at bib gert school dn ducted a glass had operation research since the bop. to identify those weaknesses, then sent it to the obama campaign. the stew dense were never instructed to tend the easterly defended to. that terne is giing this, quote, the principal advised the teacher he emphasized to the student this was meant to be a process not to endorse a particular candidate. parent aren't buying it. the asoonment that is creepy out of the northeast. is there a place for partisan politics in the classroom. >> at the time us at 30ks friends first or e-mail them foxnews.com. >>> tem kratz on doing it against the pop. take a look at this video. a news reporter becomes the story when she gets a gun pointed right at her. we love the story straight ahead. >> here is kim kardashian before. now take a look at kim yard dan err. >> being blind. >> first a look at your wake up weather. ♪ water, we take our showers with it. we make our coffee with it. but we rarely tap its true potential and just let it be itself. flowing freely into clean lakes, clear streams and along

. >> we hahave been followed the bopped "fast and furious," program that let illegal guns flow from the united states to mexico, and now the family of a murdereddic agent is asking is it one of those guns that killed our son? >> i see him the i dream of hi. i see him in the dreams. >>ic agent was murdered by a drug cartel a year ago and the weapons were sold in texas. >> weapons do not have an expiration were it is not leak they are good for a week and then are done but they are this for generations to keep on killing. >> she and her husband say the obama administration has been less than forthcoming about their son's death. >> no one has toll us anything. no one has come forward. >> what you know about the case or what happened, is what we know. >> they hired a form assistant attorney to find out. >> family would like answers. the family would like closure. >> a gun found at the crime scene was prepared near houston on behalf of accused drug dealer. and the other by a dallas trafficking ring including a member of the cartel. a member of the cartel was arrested for killing the officer.

hood massacre, and to the bopped christmas day attempted airline bombing.this violates the united states constitution. and now, live in washington, do we have what the attorney general is expected to say? >>reporter: we expect he, argue the killing of an american terrorist or alleged terrorist abroad is legal under the 2001 congressional authorization of the use of military force. we do not expect holder to revel intelligence that led to targeting of al-awlaki and a republican presidential candidate says the administration's actions are inconsistent with the constitution. >> just to say under certain circumstances that the president could make this decision on who should be assassinated, i don't think how he can ever get around to justifying that and no matter,000 noble it may sound and how he makes a sense for national defense purposes if the american people accept that it is a serious mistake. >>reporter: not span of a month last fall three american citizens were dead at the hands of the u.s. government including al-awlaki moves american born son and nort

bopping out here and see strengthening in the coming couple of quarters.s company has less exposure and we are in a seasonal strengthening president and go to chinese steel markets. thinking it might be bombing out and a good way to play is to collect about 2.05. that's about a 6.5% yield in only about 90 days. >> right. you can catch more tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. we will be here to follow the show on twitter. cnbc options to get constant trade updates. . >> we want them both actually. >> are this year's high flyers heading for a fall. we are trading tiffany's to ebay. more up next. so, how was school today ? i have to be a tree in the school play. good. you like trees. well, i like climbing them, but i've never been one. good point. ( captain ) this is your captain speaking. annie gets to be the princess. oh... but she has to kiss a boy. and he's dressed up like a big green frog ! ewww. ( announcer ) fly without putting your life on pause. be yourself nonstop. american airlines. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting fo

this segment is bopping along. few weeks ago we reported a michigan woman won a million dollarsed in the lottery but still cashed in her food stamps this off a michigan report. here we go. >> life? september was good. amanda clayton won a million dollars in the state lottery. the single mother of two took a lump sum and took home about $500,000. the problem is she kept on using her bridge card, letting taxpayers cover $200 a month in food stamps for her family. until the department of human services found out this week and cut her off. >> she didn't did win a million dollars you know what i'm saying? but i think, you know, it's whatever she does is her business, that's how i look at it. >> bill: it's not her business, lady, we're paying for it i'm not going to spend a lot of time on this but the factor was the reason this woman got her food stamps pulled. the state of michigan you are broke and you are not even monitoring the stuff. >> this woman had 10 days to report. >> bill: she could be prosecuted. >> absolutel

etch-a-sketch on wednesday, rick an store rum and newt gingrich jumped on the comments and then these toys bopping here it is, rick santorum made this eye-opening comment suggesting if he is not the republican nominee, the u.s. should stick with president obama. >> if things aren't going to be different, we might as well stay with what we have instead of taking a risk with what may be the etch-a-sketch candidate for the future. santorum then clarified saying i would never vote for barack obama over any republican and to suggest otherwise is prepostero preposterous. >> john huntsman sr., not a household name, but the company he started will have sales of about $12 billion this year 37 dr. sanjay gupta explains why he's donated millions of dollars to cancer research. >> my name is mr. huntsman. >> reporter: this is john huntsman sr., father of former republican presidential candidate john huntsman jr. while the elder huntsman may not be quite as familiar as his son, the billionaire businessman philanthropist and multiple cancer survivor has made his mark. huntsman said his upbringing was tough. but

well, bop shrum says, republican voters are the seamu of 2010 he's sputtering toward the nomination asf-bound electorate periodically pops on his parade. they are pooping on his parade. a funny comparison to seamus but it does seem like he can't close the deal. >> yeah, he can't close the deal and one of the things that you see the campaign doing is they keep setting the bar. this is the hurdle as they finally pass it, it will all be over and they have done that over and there is a primary really edging closer in some of those polls and you've got newt gingrich and rick santorum saying that they are going to be in this thing through the long haul. they want to deny mitt romney this nomination. they want to take it to a broke it or open convention in tampa and he just hasn't been able to put this away. leading republicans to say, well, if this guy has so many problems putting away santorum and newt gingrich, then what sort of candidate would he make in a general election against barack obama? >> now, nia, it's interesting. "the wall street journal" had an article about wealthy people bu

. >> we look and she's out there bopping with everybody. now, this is bull. because you don't know this band. you don't know any of their music. you just want to be young and hip and -- >> how about -- i wasn't in the meeting. i left the meeting and nobody knew. >> you often do. if you could see one day the stuff she leaves in the makeup room. it starts with hair stuff. sunglasses, newspapers -- >> yeah, yeah. >> some underwear, bowling balls. >> hey. >> all the way down. sometimes you just leave with stuff to take it -- we didn't even know you were gone. >> i was down at the concert. "favorite thing." >> oh, happy birthday, girl scouts. >> the girl scouts and their cookies. >> their cookies. how old? >> 100. >> 100 years old. >> happy birthday. we have a quick little video. i think we can show it. why not. a quick little video of girls showing how much they love the girl scouts. we'll eat. >> hello, everybody. my name is charlotte carol. i'm ready to rock the mall. >> why, because i'm a girl scout. ♪ girl scouts are helpful girl scouts are sweet girl scouts

this segment is bopping along. reported a michigan woman won a million dollarsed in the lottery but still cashed in her food stamps this off a michigan report. here we go. >> life? september was good. amanda clayton won a million dollars in the state lottery. the single mother of two took a lump sum and took home about $500,000. the problem is she kept on using her bridge card, letting taxpayers cover $200 a month in food stamps for her family. until the department of human services found out this week and cut her off. >> she didn't did win a million dollars you know what i'm saying? but i think, you know, it's whatever she does is her business, that's how i look at it. >> bill: it's not her business, lady, we're paying for it i'm not going to spend a lot of time on this but the factor was the reason this woman got her food stamps pulled. the state of michigan you are broke and you are not even monitoring the stuff. >> this woman had 10 days to report. >> bill: she could be prosecuted. >> absolutely. >> bill: final

timothy didn't, so he kind of went bopping up there like he usually did. very secure in the knowledge he was going back to ad seg, and he sat down in this office and then everybody calmly proceeded to tell him that, in fact, his sentence was probably going to be increased because of the fact this was the umpteenth time they found a shank in his cell and they were going to impose new charges on him. >> oh, dude, i will tell you right now if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell, i'm not going to be doing that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you're going to end up -- >> i'm telling you right now, i'm not -- i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on this [ bleep ]. that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. >> months after we left limon, schreiber was, in fact, convicted on the additional charges and received another two-year sentence. >> any of you out there exposing yourself or exposing yourself or god forbid you mess around with

are they going to tell us about individual boppings? what's your take on this?well, it's definitely credible. i think that the stress -- you know, indicators which were just discussed will show you that the fed has set up a depression scenario for the banks and has said to the banks. show us how you're going to do in this depression scenario. so it's going to be credible. it should be somewhat of a feel-good exercise, also, in the sense that i think that every bank in the united states will pass the stress test and that most banks of the united states will increase their dividends. but inside the stress test, i think is a horror show. and the horror show is if you tell the banks that you've got to develop your capital plans based upon a depression outlook, what you're doing is you're forcing the banks to pull back from the private sector and putting money into the governments. and that is not good. >> dick ricke, let me just ask . depression scenario. does anybody believe banks can survive a depression scenario? seriously, these big banks have not had a lot of c

they're looking for generally improving news and they think that that's going to do most for the boppings scott, thanks a lot. we appreciate it. >> let's talk a little bit more about what's happening with the stress test. and, as we've been reporting today, the federal research finding four of the 19 bopping failed some portion. chris wheylan is here with us. chris, what's your take away on this? >> well, not a surprise on citi. we've talked about this for years. citi has always been the outed liar. that's their business model. someone kid me this morning, how are they going to change this? they're not. what was interesting in the stress scenario, they converged on capital one. it's two-thirds credit card. so it really validates the bole notion that citi is a ditched business. >> the difference with citigroup is they had not asked for quite as much, they would have passed the test. >> but this goes back to the point. higher spread. higher loss rate. also more risk than say a wells business model. people go in the city because it's a big stock that trades on a three beta. most of the arne

it should be anyone that has a teenager bopping along with a hoody on or sneakers and earphones in his ear. just going to get candy. to be able to sit in front of the all-star game. he winds up with a gunshot to the chest that kills him dead in his tracks. thank you, justice department, that recognizes that the harsh laws in the state of texas that says that you don't have to stand -- you can stand your ground and defend yourself, this man should have retreated. he should have never been out there after that boy. that boy was not found coming out of a window, going through a door, he was on a sidewalk. and it is an outrage. thank you to president obama's justice department for recognizes that his civil rights are now in question of having been violated. and the federal law preempts florida's law which is the harshest law in this nation. every parent should think at least if their child is just being a child, just being a teenager, a youngster that likes to babysit and play football, that he still has life ahead of him. i also want to say that i support moving the r status from the bull

tweedle-lee-dee-dee-dee ♪ ♪ tweet, tweet ♪ tweet, tweet ♪ he rocks in the tree top all day long ♪ ♪ hopping and boppingaybird street ♪ ♪ love to hear the robin go tweet-tweet-tweet ♪ ♪ rockin' robin ♪ tweet, tweet, tweet ♪ rock-rock-rockin' robin ♪ tweet, tweedle-lee-dee ♪ blow rockin' robin ♪ 'cause we're really gonna rock tonight ♪ ♪ tweet, tweedle-lee-dee ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> d.j. kiss in the house on this friday morning. good morning, everybody. we go to a growing food fight. rachael ray and gwyneth paltrow, speaking out after an article in "the new york times" that says cookbook ghostwriters took them to the boiling point. now, the ladies are turning up the heat. >> every, single recipe in the book, i came up with and cooked on the spot. >> reporter: don't call it food fight. it's an all-out recipe war. >> this is your food. you cook this in your home. >> reporter: in an episode of "the rachael ray show," airing today, actress gwyneth paltrow is taking up the controversy over a "new york times" article called "i was a cookbook ghostwriter." >> to me, it is the personal who is telling the