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ck,hael mccormick -- mccorma they give for joining us.f companies are taking a new approach to using crowd funding sites. a robot company has seen massive success on the crowd funding site indiegogo. its original campaign, a total of $100,000. not quite $1.3 million. and joined by the founder ceo, dr. cynthia breazeal, who really hopes it is $1.3 billion. you are also at m.i.t. ceo slava- ijndiegogo rubin. excitingding is just the notion of people who have an idea -- sometimes really bad ideas -- but sometimes great, under the notion that they can start their ideas. how does it work with your site? >> we launched in january 2008. anybody can create a campaign for any idea. some might think that idea is not so good. or others will think the idea is great, like g bow, and they will come funding. you know, you have promotion, all this data you can turn into relationships. you can push forward on your business or your new idea. >> how does it work? someone sees an idea they like. how does the investment work? is this just a gift? >> on the fu

read it, too if that is the thing getting all cks, how do you decide to put your resources there werento making a meal that might not be as popular? of the things is looking ahead. i look at the success of "huffington post," business insider, as a successor of the past model which was driven by display advertising. i think the future has to do with long-term engagement and experience and you can only do that by creating narrative and making a brand that is truly engaged in the community. brandate that the discussion seems so divorced of what things actually are, but people have favorite things. favorite publications that really engage them and take them away. i know they struggle with mediums. inthere a place for that this mobile consumption? >> i absolutely think there is. we will see later in the hour use ony apps we actually a monthly basis, and i think the architectural underpinnings of the mobile internet are shifting, and we're going to start having richer, more varied experiences, but we are currently in some silos right now. >> all right, john battelle, thank you for joining u

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ck, last week was comic-con in san diego. if you were a superhero, nick, what would your name be?nuclear nick. >> jimmy: all right, nuclear nick. [ applause ] nuclear nick, that's how much destruction you can cause, right? nuclear nick. >> yep. >> jimmy: very good. as nuclear nick, what would be your one weakness? every superhero has a weakness. you know, it's kryptonite, or something. what was your kryptonite? >> cheese. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: the only way to beat nuclear nick is to sneak some cheese in there. [ laughter ] he doesn't like it. yeah, yeah, yeah. it'll destroy him. guys, we've got my pal, nick, here. and if he was a superhero, his name would be nuclear nick, okay? and his one weakness, it's a a tough weakness because it's pretty readily available. [ laughter ] his one weakness, you don't want to mess with -- he can't mess with cheese. [ laughter ] that's his one. so this next one -- last week, we had a guy on the show, he was great. made his t.v. debut, his name was chronixx. good reggae. and so, can you do a type of reggae type of song. ♪ ♪ ♪ hold up y

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cks and produced natural gas, it leads to independent independent, most of america's oil comes from canada's good to have a friendly neighbor with lots and lots of oil. europe doesn't have that situation, but there is lots of natural gas under the ground there they ban the fracking. what it means in the united states is you don't depend on people who don't like you to sale you oil or gas. number two, it's goods for the economy you can sell this product. as of now we can't sale most of the oil we produce, there has been a ban on it for about 40 years, a bit of a lifting of the ban in june, and there are a lot of people advocating this, saying why don't you allow america to sale its oil. in danger there if you allow all country to sale its oil using world market prices and america will see for particular benefit of all this production, but it's an interesting debate i will talk about the on the show tonight. >> what else are you working on for the big show at 7:00? >> i have that and a great store on reverse mentoring, you think of mentoring is some old guy teaching some new kid some new tri

what was his feedbac feedback ck >> steve is more likely to get a review in im. i just sent it to him last week come out less than a week. >> so he's not the last one to know. [laughter] i want to be clear in saying that carter is kind of animated by or obsessed by righteousness i don't think that is a bad thing. he has done some wonderful things and the world is a better place because of his activism. i don't question that for a moment. but he does seem to be driven into steve is nodding even approaching 90-years-old he seems to have no indication of letting up. >> what do you make of president carter's continuing from his nomination to think of the most recent book as perhaps one example, but he's not in the advocate for choice whatever his thoughtthoughts maybe that isn't we know him for. >> the relationship in the southern baptist convention is to say i described in the book as a dysfunctional marriage with the frequent separation and the reconciliation is just not good. it began to go south so to speak in 1979 when you have the conservative takeover of the s

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ck in andmies ki operate more efficiently. picks it up, they never sell it. men dying gets taken out of the system. it was freely available to just get one. and decided enough to stop issuing more. , so now ifeir quota you want one, you have to find somebody who wants to sell it. i have been in argentina a lot. my family is from argentina. it was similar in new york city in the 1980's war a driver might own one license and may own or another. valuations were compelling. it was something where you can buy these medallions, make 20% to 30% return on cash. you do not need the prices to go up. argentina is a difficult country to operate because the currency is unstable. to own pesos.want they want to own tangible assets. traditionally, farmland, apartments. the apartments, to make money, they would own it -- >> for security. asset.nt a solid they were willing to sell you these medallions. >> many times, they are retiring. they do not view it as a tangible product. >> the annualized return is a little over 20%. close tolions have triple since we have owned them. k

anderson is like this, not making experimental films but what he is doing is different, in comedy louis ck. >> the guy who wrote my struggle, in music it is kanye west. >> are you gliding over hitler? >> the norwegian guy. >> oh, yes. >> i am sorry. >> karl -- >> yes. >> and in music i would say this is kanye west, who is not really making straightup experimental work but doing the same thing everyone else is doing but it feels different because who he is, the role he inhabits in the culture. >> she a huge but a little indy? >> but not even indy or huge but it has to do his creativity is also based in his personality so almost any decision he makes is valuable. like the merits of his music is not economy, autonomous but supported by this character he kind of creates. and because of that, i would be very fascinated to see what would happen if he made a record that really failed, you know, that if he made an album that kind of musically and -- that seemed to relate to no one and be just coined of his character he is trying to support, this hemorrhaging vehicle i think that would be fascinati

have the financial market cycle, ck market risk. this is fascinating.cle is going to last for a long time. you have the monetary policy support. risk premiums should come down further. so thin are already because it has been a slow recovery. and because of the monetary injections. how do you play with that? have you address this? that is something that is creating the low volatility environment which is pushing people to look for any remaining opportunities. pockets of cheap valuations. it will lead to more leverage. >> other assets, any particular companies that you think, yeah, this is going to go great? >> thinking about valuations, they are slowly being indicators. when they are cheap, china is cheap and russia is cheap. russia has been cheap for a long time. china as well. the news flow coming from asia as a whole is not -- not exactly subjugate upbeat about, it admittedly china doing better. >> is there one that is most important for you? >> asian exports. that is what the market is anticipating. it asia will pick up. you see some action there. >>

at follow fatal lightning hed.llow fas ck a killed seven other people were hurt. >>> meanwhile, fire crews are central washington are facing challenges as they battle fires in the area. thundern t and mucin there but they could temperatures were 100 and above over the weekend. >>> and in parts of the upper m hleg floodwaters anywhere. some minnesota commu members h an residents are using boas t to their cars on ground ground and had more rain over the weekend and that didn't help obviously. experts say parts of that area may not actually be dry until september. wow, that's hard to b midwest wilson feel like april. powerful cold front moves across the united states today. >> le' get lates from aeath and meteorologi jim dickey. unseasonabll coverage marking the core moving into the dakotas and upper midwest. really fueling the weather across the eastern half of the country. air, as well. could see small hail developing but as that cool air meets the warm humid air out by the eastern seaboard another round is expected from the new york city area south and west through d.c. back towards

s.ing i'akabatthat fok s,g nfstidendpava prexng r on on tnpikou whae'res nowrser he, ck.sey on route 45 just south of route 130, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> let's take live look on sky sky 6 across center city. not a cloud in the sky. david murphy i don't know if it's spring like or fall like but does not feel like the summer. >> either works. right now temperatures in the suburbs still in the 50's tam. take a look as we're at 53 degrees in allentown. mount pocono 49 degrees right now, 56 in reading, 58 in trenton, 57 in millville. philadelphia still holding i don't and to 63. same they know down the shore. today's high will get warm, though. 82 degrees with overall partly sunny skies later. nice and warm tomorrow, 85 and then higher humidity and a high of 87 on friday, tam. >> okay, thank you david. coming up on "gma" more on a story you saw here on "action news." should american workers be made to lose have you seen tom corbett's negative ad with this actress. it's just not true. and more of the same from corbett. tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes rig

bank by continuing the compliance drive and really kind of get the bank on an asset management tra ckhe standards of its more traditional peers. >> does that mean the bank will be opening up more? will we see more outsiders having opportunities to do business with the bank? >> that is a distinct possibility. if you ever wanted to do business with the vatican bank, now is the time to pitch it. there is the former chairman of deutsche bank joining, and a whole new management team. the head finance guy at the vatican, cardinal george pell, was asked that question at the press conference. he said they are going to work with advisors and consultants on a continuing basis. they will consider it going forward. but they do expect discounts. they are not going to pay market rates. >> andy, thank you so much for joining us on that story. andy fry in rome on the vatican bank. tomorrow,op" ,elivery.com ceo jed kleckner delivering picnic food in central park. and larry silverstein, who is rebuilding the world trade center site, joining us to talk about all the challenges in attracting tenants. it

>>cks you are right, -- you're right, shares firstar backsliding, now standing third quarter, you mentioned some of the concerns. another one of course is that they are expanding too quickly and analyst are worried that opening all of these doors well affect profits. the earnings report for the third quarter, 500 $13 million, 23% gain on the year ago quarter. $.67 earnings per share beating ofimates by one cent $4.2 billion. 6% global cop store sales. u.s. got 7%the same-store sales growth, 7% for asia, largely held by china, 3% in europe and middle east and africa, and food was the standout here. food helps strike to bring percent of called sale growth in the united states. they are very optimistic about what is to come. they increase their earnings forecast for the current quarter by two cents. we are seeing shares on the decline. as great as it is and is much wonder. as they have to say, there is a concern of profits and higher coffee prices will be a concern, although starbucks has locked in about 50% of its coffee cost for the next year, so they have that one leg up on their competitor

whether you're talking about --cks or airplanes or rail in metro-north in the new york area, we saw that. tired driving is bad driving. it is a risk not only to the driver but also to other folks on the roadway or the railway or the airspace. at this very moment, there is a serious discussion going on in about relaxing some of our hours of service requirement that are designed to prevent drivers from driving while tired. agency, we are strongly -- i cannot emphasize how strongly opposed we are to relaxing these research-based rules that have been promulgated to protect the traveling public. this is a real issue. it's an issue that is particularly challenging in the trucking industry where the economics are aligned to promote more hours on the road. to helprt is to try asked wage some of that -- assuage some of that. our job is safety, that's what we're here to do. that's the central mission of our agency. and we will always take the side of her mouthing the public interest and the public safety even if the economics prove more challenging. >> let me do a time check. we are about 9:28 a.m

ck fromve come ba earlier this year and given us a dovish outlook. the lyrical considerations are very important. janet is a james tobin student at yale. she is not a chicago economists are coming from the neoclassical world. she views monetary policy is a tool that can help the bottom end of the labor market and i think she is going to do that. >> tim johnson, the chairman of the senate banking committee is making his opening remarks at the moment. we will go to her testimony live as soon as she starts to speak, but david is right. the fed has provided a lot of transparency. transparency to what? when janet yellen talks about slack? how does she define that? >> that is for dashboard. it is clear. >> what you mean, that is for dashboard? >> she said in testimony she did earlier this year the, that she has a dashboard which includes the level of long-term unemployment, the level of part-time workers for economic reasons, wage gains. those things are telling her there is still slack in the labor markets. it's been a message all the way through. we see

so what is your opinion and how do you think the situation can be solved in th the meanwhile ck >> very short term are we going to see another? >> if ukraine doesn't make the energy efficiency changes that the imf is demanding it will lose western support. simple as that. it has no option to continue subsidizing the price of energy and gas in ukraine up to 40% or 25% or whatever. it's going to be short-term adjustments. it's good to be tough in ukraine. there is no getting around that for the most important thing is to start becoming more efficient in the use of energy, consumer lesson that will improve its market power relative to russia and will reduce the potential that that has to russia and then get energy out and efficient. and the nuke ring can take advantage of other economic reforms because the market prices for energy. what kind of investments and industry and agriculture makes sense and what kinds do not. so it's going to be shoved meat -- is going to be tough in the short-term. >> do we still need to put a finer point on tough in the short-term because if i short term becaus

the industry hates it when you use the ck. one of my key characters cut me off and stop talking when he saw the name of the book on amazon. people just hate the word frack. they say the liberal media has appropriated that because historically they called it fracking. but anyways, we've adopted a frack and that is how you spell it. so basically they started fracking this rat in texas. they spent years on it and by night in 97, george mitchell was around 80 years of age and they weren't making much progress. he had cancer at that point. his wife had early signs of alzheimer's. a guy named bill stephens didn't like what they were doing and behind mitchell's back, mitchell wasn't even day to day running anymore. he was keeping tabs of things, but he left it to individuals in the field and he let them do their thing. this guy, bill stephens was going to run the company. he went up and said stop what you are doing. it's a waste of time. the people in the book, the individuals were shaken. a new george mitchell wanted to keep going.

i've flown into that area quite frequently, but we went way north, came back ck around, and stayed awayia. certainly not involved passenger jets. if you're at altitude, 30,000 feet, there's a limited range that could actually hit a jet like that. >> and as you point out, there was no rocketfire that precipitated this. so there was no warning signs that this possibly could have happened. as you know, i want to bring our viewers up to date at this hour tuning in just before noon in the east coast. this was a plane that was believed to have taken off at 6:14 a.m. eastern time. the flight had left over five hours ago and you're now looking at pictures coming in from ukraine at this hour. the smoke billowing off in the distance. it's believed the jet went down there in ukraine. take a look at the route map we've been able to put together just now. and you can see the border there with ukraine and russia. that's with the military buildup. the yellow line there is the route map. that's where the plane is believed to have gone. and then you're seeing the smoke from people who have recorded this

more than a million people come to the ourt banter banks from ck out to hatteras.u will not be able to go. some of the other barrier islands the authorities are saying not a mandatory evacuation but it will be a miserable couple of days so you might want to delay your vacation. of course, they hope they don't lose power here but a hurricane does knock out power as they know well from hurricane irene three years ago, that not only knocked out the power but even took on out a pretty good portion of north carolina highway 12. if you're going to be anywhere from the outer banks north up to massachusetts up to maine, one of the big concerns are going to be rip currents. that is even after arthur has passed and what is a rip current? we always hear about these. let me sort of show you an animation here. as you look at the sand in this picture, you see what looks like a little valley of sand. that is where the water is coming in and rushing out. you're swimming there and trying to fight against what you can't see. a current of water is trying to take you out. even an olym

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