all we need is the design and then maker bot will make it? >> that's right. >> stephen: how much does this cost? >> this is $1,2 9. then you can make anything up to about this size. >> stephen: some other things you made, my head as an eagle. with the capital dome in its claws. this one is actually quite terrifying. that's me as a teddy bear. okay. this is colbert. now this thing, what is this thing? >> that's the material going in there. so this is the plastic. it goes in here, gets heated up, moves around and builds it up later. >> stephen: it's like a hot glue gun eventually. >> it's like what a calculator is to a computer what a hot glue gun is to a maker bot. >> stephen: the hot glue gun stays in its own spot and the bottom moves around so it builds it up layer by layer. how accurate can you be with this? >> it's down to just microns, but you have layer height of about one-third of a millimeter. so it's on your nose. >> stephen: it's larger than one-third of a millimeter, i'll have you know. where do people get designs to make it with? >

reid pettis is one of the investors of the maker bot.rinter. >> you think where am i going to shop for that. when you have a maker bot you think, maybe i'll just make it myself. >> tell me why and how it started. >> we really wanted to have a 3d printer but we couldn't afford one. we decided to make it ourselves. when it worked we were having so much fun with it we decided everyone should have one of these. >> it costs about $1300 and works by melting coils of plastic into a fine thread that creates 3d models of about anything. >> some practical things and fun toy type things. >> it's a mix of things that are really fun and playful like toys and puzzles and then really practical things like things you're going to use in the house. >> reporter: you can create your own designs yor download other creations and print them out. >> a practical item, chess pieces. >> you print them out, you have a chess set and you're ready to play cles. >> so many times in my life where i have lost one single chess piece. now i can print it out. >> reporter: i

students that we can take >>reporter: stamping down on the multimillion dollar illegal business of bot-herding >>they can command these millions of enslaved machines and most people who are infected with this kind of software who are zombies in this botnet sort of war have no idea that they are infected >>reporter: hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. 20 years ago after the world economic forum on eastasia kicked off it's now a different place. poverty reduction in the region's been tremendous - from china to asean, countries have seen an economic boon and an improved investment climate -- the question now is how to make that growth more inclusive. >>reporter: it was indonesia's first time hosting the world economic forum east asia. and it markedanother boost to the international profile of a country that's a member of the g20 grouping and current chairman of the association of southeast asian nations -- asean. >>the forum's topic -- the new globalism -- and how to maximize opportunities in an i

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. >>> there could be a major bombshell as the casey anthony trial today, prosecutors are bot lookingabout a possible new witness in the case. a woman named april wallen who lived in the same jail dorm with anthony for five days. her life story apparently stounds a lot like anthony's defense but caylee accidentally sdrouned in her pool. they're going to ask what she shared with casey or other inmates. >>> few nervous neighbors in citrus country after 17 gators escaped from a farm. most of them have been found but 8 are still on the loose. the farm's owner was cited for keeping wildlife in an unsafe condition and he's agreed to give up his gator license. >> sounds like a goodd idea. >>> to michigan where a child's idea quickly turned into a very dangerous situation. the child, a 7-year-old boy, had to be stopped by police while driving a car. rebecca triltch hashe details. >> reporter: a few county drivers noticed something odd. >> i passed a 5-year-old, 6-year-old car flying down the road. >> i thought no way. it's probably somebody else. >> reporter: but the chief and deputy quickly

in here more from dr use of bot and fifteen minutes time here on our team before that though let's take a look at what else is making headlines around the world and seven republican presidential candidates have gathered for the first debate of the twenty twelve campaign president hopes it's criticizing president obama over his hand raised around the economy and health care reform as well as these policies in afghanistan . in libya however critics say the candidates focused too much on obama's fault rather than their own policies the first primary elections do not take place. the un has found that unemployment in gaza over forty five percent was among the highest in the world in the late twenty's hand the report shows an ongoing crisis in the strip with continuing effects from israel's blockade and pows in gaza in two thousand and six after an israeli soldier was snatched by a group of militants the restrictions were tightened a year later when a mosque one elections ousting rival fatah from the territory. the international monetary fund is shortlisted two candidates to become its new ma

it's extra strength caplets in the 225 count bot.ot number aba-619 is on the side of the bottle label. johnson & johnson says it could contain small amount of chemical in shipping pallets. it smells moldy and can cause temporary gastrointestinal symptoms. consumers with the tylenol can call the company for full refund. a new land mark study on breast cancer screening indicate they dramatically reduce number of breast cancer deaths. researchers followed 130,000 women for 30 years and found regular screenings cut breast cancer deaths by 30%. experts say 30% reduction would translate to 15 to 20,000 lives saved each year if all women were screened. the results confirm previous findings showing the same thing. receremo researchers hope it will end the controversy whether weather mammograms are worth the cost. >>> tiny moth is forcing a quarantine zone in santa cruz county. european grapevine moss is a threat to the state $18 billion wine industry. state and federal agricultural officials declared quarantine after two moths were caught in

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now up until earlier today when that provocation happened when the play started to try and push them bot. british air m.p. nigel farage says the e.u.'s high officials need greece and other struggling countries to stay in the eurozone to prove the project works i have been trying with president biden remploy with president barroso with all the people that lead the what is plan b. isn't it time we had miti that greece portugal ireland are not suited to the euro zone isn't it better that we that they come out they get their own currencies back they have a devaluation and then of course some of the banks have to take a hit but they won't hear of it here because as far as they're concerned in brussels the euro the economic and monetary union is a political project they see it as a stepping stone to united states of europe they're not prepared to admit they've got it horribly wrong and put back frankly they couldn't care less if tens of millions of people across europe lose their jobs that doesn't matter to the european commission provided they could maintain the euro and keep propping up the

a partner of the west and that we just wasn't simply in braced i think he wanted to be a bot know all of the west and i think it's very unfortunate what happened there was a lot of misstep but you need this you know moment and sort of moving in russia. and america and the europeans just didn't recognize that moment and some were more me they didn't believe it and when they finally believe that russia started to set in you know the moment i'm still moving you know but don't let me say to all of germany look at the one thousand nine hundred six presidential election i mean it was amazingly fraudulent but everybody in the west wanted to ignore all of the fraud he won he won reelection ok we don't know exactly i mean i haven't gone back on the empirical evidence myself but i mean just supporting him and not what he was trying to do the democratization of this country its economic reforms they just wanted to base everything on yeltsin hoping that he would do the right thing what do you think about that alex not a systemic change putting it on a person. you know well first of all. leaders o

sample on the possible talking bot. look i mean in title myths there's an issue with entitlements regardless whether you're for the way these things are implemented or not many greeks here understand that we need to cut the public sector we need to to shore up this this economy we need to create a market that's that they can deal with they can absorb capital and promote private investment. i think is the real issue tonight states and they should look to greece for that is that what happened what's going to happen in the u.s. if you had similar protests in new york what if you had people you know going up and down central park breaking things i mean is that is that possible i don't know it could happen at some point but the u.s. has not really felt this because of the nature of the economy the way that it's subsidized by foreign exports and the way that the dollar has has functioned as a reserve currency for all these years i think that hard times are ahead for the united states we're going to the u.s. from financial jou

. >> it will be paid for with energy bots.chard -- physics professor muller believes this is great. >> the price of solar cell is dropping every year and doing going down by 7% every year. >> but muller author of "physics for future presidents" is skeptical about another that broke grown today. it's expected to be the largest solar facility in the world. >> only the beginning. >> this is a solar thermal project. instead of photovoltaic cells it uses mirrors to reflect sunlight, heat oil and create steam. >> it's expennive way to go. solar thermal costs about 19 cents per kilowatt hour. natural gas in contrast is 6 cents per kilowatt hour. >> government subsidies are fuelling solar plants like the one built here but when the sub sidty costs he -- subsidy costs he says it won't pay for it. >> we have to exercise fiscal discipline and invest in job aft solar future. >> that was dan ashley reporting. the governor says when it's done it will double the capacity for solar electric and use california sun not texas oil. thus the name

toothbrush bots, rockets and a re-purposed alarm clock that shuts off when blasted with a phaser gun-- the ultimate snooze button. i want to sleep! i want to sleep some more. it may look like a lot of silliness, but dougherty is on a mission-- to remind americans that it is fun to build things, or for that matter, take them apart. >> i see making is a gateway to engineering and science. when i talk to engineers and scientists, i ask them, "what fascinated you as a kid?" and someone said, "you know, i used to take refrigerators apart." and his field is bio-mechanics. he says, "now, i look at animals the way i used to look at those refrigerators." >> reporter: that's where the young makers come in. kids like these sixth graders are mentored by adult makers to design and build something cool and fun. in this case, a seesaw that pumps water by this time, we were getting in the spirit, so we gave them a camera to make their own video diary, of course. >> now, we're figuring out how long the handle should be in order that you don't squash your knees. >> reporter: kid stuff right? well, not

it's good guys auto bots who morph from cars and trucks into warriors. sometimes, you can't tell who is two who. and there is one man crusader with a new girlfriend. megan fox is replaced by rosie huntington whitly. she shows she doesn't need to act this, is a long film. two and a half hours. and final hour is a big battle set in chicago and it is destroyed. chaos, everywhere. this is an exercise in effectiveness with mind boggling affects from our own industrial light and magic. i am really worn out by this demolition derby orgy. and i have to feel sorry for chicago. this is a story that lost oprah. now, their landmarks are gone. i'll give it a full bucket. the picture gets a half a bucket. >> there gou. >> and a rare giants double header is just gas prices. are spectators speculateors inflating prices at the pump? >> lawmakers are wrangling to get a budget passed. we're live with the latest on the vote excel sked you'lled for tonight. >> hope you'll join us. we've got a baseball double header to talk about. >> summer time in baseball. and that is just

what about private spending on infrastructure which seems ver bot inin this cotry. what about finding better ways to really rorm our education system, improve r tax system. if we can't do it now, when can we do it? i think that is where the debate needs to be. maybe it doesn't win awe lot of political points. i don't think there is an easy outn the jobs. i think if you just try to buy your way into having more government jobs it will stagnate the economy in the long run, not boost it. >> okay. i'm tempted to say in the long run we were all debt. i think that we're actually inflicting huge cost on the future by allowing unemployment to remain this high. we're losing a generation of young people to the workforce. this is a terrible thing. so look, i would wish we would have a candidate john f. kennedy ran on, you know, we need to get this country moving again. i think that is debate. we should not debate on who can cut more, who can cut spending, without can act sterner about the deficit. i mean yes, fiscal responsibility but we should not be focusing primarily on fis

she's a bot annist and she said that it was possible that caylee anthony's remain his only been there for two weeks. she said possible. she also admitted though, brooke, to the prosecution that it was possible that her remains were there longer. score one for the defense and score one for the prosecution as well. >> thank you for watching and now it's my colleague wolf blirts inside "the situation room" wolf? >>> john huntsman make is in the presidential race can president obama's former ambassador to china shake off his political past this hour? huntsman's campaign strengths and his greatest challenges. plus president obama's big decision about withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan. on the eve his announcement we'll tell you about what we're learning about the pace of the pullout and how america's war fatigue figured in. smokers may be scared to death by new warnings on cigarettes. stand by to see the latest and they're very graphic. the lables unveiled today designed to try to save nearly half a million lives in the united states every year. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situa

hp just launched a maker bot line. >> they want to make it as easys a toaster oven in the kitchen. >>rter: but the question remains, how do these remain in the future? >> you have a house that needs objects or if you need a toy for a kid, you can snap them together and they are done. >> reporter: according to the weller and associates the 3d printer market will be a $3 million industry. they say they are at the early stages of what is a 3d printer revolution. at the consumer end, this is just the beginning. >> we are just in the beginning. >> reporter: is this in the daily household in the next three years? >> i surely think so. >> laurie seigel, cnn money, new york. >>> and for more on 3d printing check out the blog at cnn.com/ali and don't forget to tune in tomorrow for the same big i time at the same big i channel. and one day, you can have one of these little guys, a 3d printer image, little ali. good boy. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. introducing better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance. if your car's totaled, we give you the money to buy

notify and assist its customers when their computers have been compromised by malicious software or bot nets. all of the i.s.p.'s should work together to join, strengthen and standardize this program. in australia the i.s.p.'s have developed a code of conduct that may be a model for their american counterparts in this regard. the fourth point, it is vital that the government have an incident response plan that clearly allocates responsibilities for responding to a major cyber attack or breach. the administration proposal puts the responsibility for such incident response with the department of homeland security, cybersecurity center envisioned by the proposal. i look forward to working with the administration and my colleagues on that aspect of the proposal. more generally, the administration proposal, like bills that have been reported in the senate, gives the department of homeland security a leadership role in our nation's cyber security. we have to remember that this is a relatively new role for the department of haourpt. homeland security it is one of the responsibilities that the

it looks like it comes from her head, not like from a bot it will of color. >> it looks like a perfect. she's ready for anything. your 30s is a very busy time in life. think about it. your career, you're totally into it. most likely -- or often you have a family and children. >> you want low maintenance. >> low maintenance. this is easy. >> but keeps her youthful still. you look great. nicely done here. thank you. let's take a look at our second lady, we've got jill here. jill is, as you see there, she's got washed out hair color. >> jill has a really -- has a real common problem where when you start to go a little bit gray, that often people think the answer is to go very light. the tip is make your hair golder, warmer and just a little bit lighter than your natural color. this will enhance your skin color. >> look at her today. >> 20 years younger! >> it all work. this is also bobs are great for this period of time. it is not your traditional boring bob. we have piecy ends, movement, and a little edge. swept bang which really works for a couple of reasons. number one, it looks very f

now, unfortunately one thing that's a little harder to take with you is the bot break.laughter] don't dispair because in my strange and wonderful job, i somehow have developed a block break within my weekly schedule. for over 20 years or under 20 years, my cartoon deadline has fallen on a wednesday because block breaks are so engrained in my head. it's amazing. i didn't railings -- realize it until 10-15 years into my career. that came from here. it can be possible, and, you know, as you guys know, nothing beats the feeling of a block break except maybe the feeling you're having right now, and i'm not talking about the hangovers. [laughter] as far as adaptability, in my strange and fun job, i've had to adapt all along. i left colorado college with the intent and the laser beam focus of getting a job at the newspaper as their staff political cartoonist which is a crazy weird thing to try and go for, and it's a long shot in even the best of times, and that didn't happen, and so instead what i did was i started self-syndicating my own cartoons and selling them all over the

about at great length, but these are the things that community members have said to me, the average bot, within a lot of these communities the average joe's and jane's. that is what they told me so this is something we need to keep in mind going forward is that there needs to be this cultural competency and there needs to be a very very broad, much more holistic and comprehensive engagement that even when we need to talk about the things such as national security, there will be that level of trust and comfort that those kinds of conversations can be facilitated much more easily rather than a certain level of tension and awkwardness that may take lace in certain circles. >> just to touch on that point as a grassroots organization week frequently sent out surveys and clearly the number one issue impacting our membership raises the economy and jobs, followed by education and health care. so it is definitely the same issues we feel affecting everyone. but that being said, what is the best way if you were to give a tip or two to the community what is the best way to approach the fbi or any g

not yet, you have to respect there is not 3 stars in the sky means the jewish is that bot will apeer.ait a minute and it's a beautiful song i hope you will enjoy. ♪[applause] well, thank you so much for being a fabulous audience. i hate to say goodbye but i must. come to the jewish music festival. there are appetizers and there are amazing evening planned for you. come and be a part of it learn about yiddish. if this interested you at all come and learn more. there is so much richness no matter if you are jewish or know yiddish. there is so much to learn and enjoy. i hope you enjoyed. i want to give a thanks to john. [applause] [inaudible]. [applause] and i want to quickly say i have some cd's down dollar. one more song. one more song. thank you. so, i wanted to say really quick i have cd's if you want to purchase them. [laughter]. [laughter] wow! i never gotten so -- um -- so, thank you. anyways i have cd's if you are interested i have cards and bios and cd's please, sign up. i usually perform. come out. the last song so put your hands together and clap or i will be angry. thank you,