you put in earbuds, stick them in, and the rest of the world swaps out. it is just you and ira, you and kurt. there is something intimate about that. the other point of view -- you address a box. it is 18 feet away from you. there is a cat. there is a woman. there is a child. other things happen. when it is in your ear, it is just you and them. >> when i was interviewed for this gig, she said, you know, radio is a very intimate medium. i go, i know that. i had no idea what she meant. but it is exactly this. it is this single person, directly and almost unmediatedly speaking to you. it is as close to reading a book by an author -- you really feel you are in her head -- i know about in the electronic media world. that is, i think, part of the reason people respond so enthusiastically. >> we have added this live medium, bringing all these shows to be stage. it feels to me, from talking to each of you, that it inspired even a different kind of creativity, or even more creativity, as you think about what you are going to bring in terms of your show to this ven

we believe he also had his earbuds in and so that's why he didn't react immediately to the shooting. this is what we're getting here but what we're discerning from this tape, if the fbi does decide that this is authentic and that it is truly from the time when the shooting occurred, it adds in another texture, another layer to this puzzle that they are trying to put together about what happened there, and syncing it with what officer wilson has told investigators and also with what witnesses have said about what happened that afternoon when mike brown died. carol? >> stephanie, we also had a forensic expert analyze this tape. here's what he told us. >> i hear six shots being fired in rapid succession, followed by a pause of about three seconds. i'll have to mesh auto you are that precisely and there are i believe four more shots. i made a plot and examined it in real time as well as in halftime to be able to get more precise information. this will test the credibility of the officer and whatever else is included in the official report as to how many shots were fired, what type of wea

. >> the invention of the earbud made that eder. >> don't even eat in the bathroom.video chap-of-chat. videoconferences. >> where it's heading. might rule out the bathroom. >>> a quick check of markets. nasdaq negative by a couple points. earlier at a 14-year high. the fourth day in a row the nasdaq composite hit a 14-year high. goes back to september 2000. quite a move for that index. >> amazing. everyone's paying attention to jackson hole. stock markets are going great. bond markets benign and underneath it all, just sort of this feeling of malaise about the economy. it's just not quite as good as everyone wants it to be. that is the fundamental disconnect economically and politically right now. >> yet the fed continues to be confident in its assertions. we just heard from san francisco fed president john williams who sed rate hike in summer '15, reasonable. some are saying earlier. >> sounds reasonable to him, but i think right now, markets are great. here we are, 2014, long way from the summer are 2008, where everything changed. >> all of us with 401(k)s are not

you take the earbuds, stick them in and the rest of the world is blocked out.something intimate about that. in the other forms, you address a box. it's a box that's sort of 18 feet away from you. there's a cat, there's a woman, there's a child. other things happen. but when it's in your ear, it's just you and them. >> when walker was interviewing me for this gig she said, radio is a very intimate medium. i said, mmm, i know that! i had no idea what she meant, but it's exactly this, it is this single person directly and almost unmediatingly speaking to you that it's as close to a book, to reading a book by an author that you think you're really in her head, to the electronic media world. that's why people respond so enthusiastically when you do it decently. >> we've added this live medium bringing these shows to the stage at bam, it feels from talking to each of you it's inspired a different kind of creativity or even more creativity as you think about what you're going to bring in terms of your show to this venue, and then it changes up again. >> yeah. the inte

are going to create biometric earbuds. an unusual partnership between intel and $.50. -- 50 cent.he good mentions on twitter of kale versus bacon, you can see that it looks quite similar to another map often seen in the u.s. we have been digging into this. it looks like a map of the political leanings. >> it looks exactly like the 2012 election map or any red-blue state map. companies want to use this data to target the customers. i saw the map and i said this looks like an election map. ratio of kalethe mentions versus bacon mentions in each state is almost exactly correlated at the politics of that state. >> there are very little inconsistencies with the two maps? the 23ou look at 17 of most popular kale states, they voted for obama. 11 of the 14 top bacon states voted for romney. the middle states are exactly 50-50. the moderate kale and bacon moderate states politically. >> it reaffirms our own biases. >> for sure. i think that this is what is so great about it. >> can you use this data for any other purposes? -- if you are trying to run a campaign, what people might give you