or buyers can get 25% off a little einstein product. this follows an advocacy's long claim that they're not supported by scientific research. they say it's been on its packaging since 2008 and on its website since 1999. >>> the internet could see a radical change this week. one group said oversees do main names may approve the use of non latin letters. like arabic korean. it should make the net available to many more people. one official calls it the biggest change to the net since it was invented. >>> the diary of an angry black woman made a director mad himself. they didn't realize, the pilot said, until they were contacted. the ntsb has been questioning them for five hours. they asked flight attendants to keep passengers in their seats while they checked the cockpit. the spokesman said they sent the airline passengers vouchers. also a possible delay by the faa in notifying the military about the incident. they scrambled fighter jets at two locations. the jets never took off. they say they're cooperating with the investigation and doi

. >> the problem here is you have to be einstein smart to make long strangles pay off. and while -- i think we figured out when you two butted heads before, it's better to go ahead and pick a position, i have a better idea -- >> we will bring that idea. i'm glad you mentioned that better idea in our web extra. you can catch that right after the show. as any dick wolfe fan knows, that's the theme song to "law and order." are we trying to show off our nbc properties here to our potential friends at comcast? not at all. this music means one thing. it's time for america's favorite segment, it is time for "put up or shut up." where traders agree on the direction of a stock but duke it out over strategy. tonight we've got a little bit of a twist. the judge, stacey, is stepping down from the bench to step in the ring with dan and take him on over mosaic. hence the law and order music. these two agree on very little but there's some similarities. both fired off some nasty e-mails haunting each other for who's going to take home this win. stacy, ladies first, go ahead. >> a coup

. >>> those baby einstein videos -- >> oh, this is a great story! >> they kind of make you think they're good for your baby's brain. they get called educational. well, you could get your money back. disney is giving their money back. why? well, basically there's a group called the campaign for a commercial-free childhood and they're arguing that the tapes are not good for kids. they're pointing to research that, in fact, found people -- i'm sorry, babies, if they watched an hour a day of baby einstein, they got their words slower, not faster. so, you can get about $16 back each for the videos. the information is on our website. basically, robin -- >> do you have to have a receipt? >> 0 to 2 years old, do not put them in front of the tv. >> it's not like people save receipts for all that time. >> you don't need the receipts. >> you can get money up to four different tapes. one out of every four babies in the united states, research says, has these tapes. thanks to mom and dad. it's not like they got them -- >>> some businesses apparently are recessio

. >>> if you're a parent you can get your money back for those baby einstein videos if your child didto a genius. this is a fight going on for years between the video makers and a group called the campaign for a commercial-free childhood. in the past there was writing on the boxes that made it seem like if your baby watched them your baby would be smarter. in fact, there's a lot of research that shows kids can learn slower if they're exposed to tv. i think it's the american association of pediatrics. it's the u.s. group of ped tricks. they say no tv for kids 0 to 2. no screen-based entertainments. kid test to be slower and not faster. we have all the refund information now on our website. you don't need your receipt. you can just mail it in because you probably bought them a long time ago. >> i like this next story. >>> if you go past a kfc today and you like it, stop in, free grilled chicken for you. the last time we tried this is oprah talked about it. so many people went in they ran out of chicken. people were upset because they were standing in line and had a coupon. this time kfc

over the weekend, our loveable einstein wanna-be pulled yet another stunt.isten to this. >> i got people e-mailing me, calling me, they've got a lot of questions and i don't know how to quite frankly answer any of them other than i've got a box and so later on tonight, 7:30, i want to meet you guys again. i can look these questions over and then i can answer them, okay? so i'm going to place the box up front. please write your questions down. >> want to guess what happened next? he took the questions, never returned. apparently somebody told him keep your mouth shut and notice that the hair is suddenly slicked back. it's a new look for maybe, i don't know, phase two of his publicity campaign. patty, wyoming, your question or thought, ma'am? >> caller: i was just one dwond, jane, you're a sweetheart but this man was saying the other day his kids are allowed to swear in the house so what kind of abuse you think they're getting, the mother and kids, from him as he goes through these little tantrums and swearing? these children are not being raised right. >> i t

. >> does it surprise you to know that einstein probably believed in god?. he was a panthiest or deist. he did not believe in a god that could intervene in human affairs. would take side in a war. would care what you ate or who he had sex with. >> there's a certain self-absorption in the idea the sky god is watching me, particularly, do my show right now. there's something strange about that. do you believe that? do you think he's watching you specifically right now? >> jesus said god numbers the hairs on our head. >> so does google. >> yes. is there self-absorption in that? >> yeah. >> here's the fundamental issue. of course you can believe in an omniscient god and believe in it in a way that flatters yourself. there are have been all kinds of believers who take the doctrine that god knows all things and has the hairs of your head numbers and do it in a self-flattering way, self-absorbed way. it does happen. it's something that can humble you if you think about it correctly. it helps put everything in perspective. >> it makes you too humble. it makes you i

. >> does it surprise you to know that einstein probably believed in god?now the contrary is true. he was a panthiest or deist. he did not believe in a god that could intervene in human affairs. would answer prayers. would take side in a war, would care what you ate or who he had sex with. >> there's a certain self-absorption in the idea the sky god is watching me, particularly, do my show right now. there's something strange about that. do you believe that? do you think he's watching you specifically right now? >> jesus said god numbers the hairs on our head. >> so does google. >> yes. is there self-absorption in that? >> yeah. >> here's the fundamental issue. of course you can believe in an omniscient god and believe in it in a way that flatters yourself. there are have been all kinds of believers who take the doctrine that god knows all things and has the hairs of your head numbered and do it in a self-flattering way, self-absorbed way. it does happen. it's something that can humble you if you think about it correctly. it helps put everything in perspect

oppenheimer, einstein and others at the beginning of the nuclear age before we knew what would happen'45 said once this happens, it will spread. you cannot contain this knowledge. >> let's go back. i remember i was in congress waking up the morning where i read the news that china had passed important nuclear secrets over to pakistan. everyone made a huge deal out of it. as you read the paper in 1995 and '96, you don't realize this could end up getting the bomb to one of our enemies, a terror group that wants to blow up manhattan. in this case if iran gets the bomb, moderate arab states will start chasing the bomb, right? >> precisely. the case is made which is typically brilliant and reason ultimately we should not huff and puff about this because it exaggerates iran and the doctrine of deterrence has worked since 1995 and only one nation detonated nuclear weapons and that's united states of america. all of it is true and eloquent. deterrence depends on rationale actors and the more people who have access to these weapons raises the chances that irrationality enters the equation. >>

> listen, if you are the parent of a baby, you can get your money back, apparently, for the baby einstein videos. "our money" expert jennifer westhoven explains why. they're hugely popular! >> yeah. i mean, there was one estimate that like one out of three parents had them, and then you know maybe your kid didn't turn into einstein. so, this is a fight that's been going on for years between the makers of the videos and a group called the campaign for a commercial-free childhood. basically, in the past, the box seemed to hint that the tapes could make babies smarter when in fact, there's research that points to trouble for babies who watch tv. the bottom line the american academy of pediatrics says no tv if baby is from 0 to 2 years old. we've got the refund info. it's all up now on our website cnn.com/robin. go it "looking out for you." by the way since you don't need a receipt you could probably pick a few up in a thrift store, send them in and get the money. i didn't say that i think you could. all right. >>> companies expect to hire and invest more in the next six months in the united