so a paper was written by einstein, epr pic we have this equation er equals epr. let me explain this quantum entanglement to you. suppose i have a twin and when we are born we share an existent. we are entangled. and so due to our state of entanglement whenever one of us is sitting, the other must be standing. we sit and stand really fast. it happens on like 1 trillionth of a second. there are people who can measure whether or not i'm standing or sitting in one of my twin is standing or sitting and they can do their measurements down to 1 millionth of a second. let's say, for example, that throughout our lives by three people observing me and our three people observing him and they keep records to the 1 millionth of a second each of us is sitting and standing. and then i decide i'm going to lay planet earth. i'm going to go to mars and my observers come with me and to keep the records. then i decide i hear there's a new planet around some going to go there. they continued to keep the records. then i decide i would like to go 2 million light-years away to the andro

researchers came up with this equation that goes, er equals epr.s the paper by einstein and rosen that predicted the existence of a wormhole. do you guys know what a wormhole is? a wormhole is when you have a black hole and under certain conditions the black hole can be a portal to another location in time and a space. so you could instantly travel from a location, one location in space to another location that's hundreds or thousands or millions of light-years away. and it sounds like science fiction, and it's incorporated in science fiction. but the laws of physics say this could actually happen. the problem though is these worm holes are very, very unstable. the likelihood of it was really, really small, we thought. now, if you're a scientist, one way that we innovate is through hate. did you indicate that? through hate. here to is wh here is what i mean. there is an example from history, in the 19th century there was a question of how does the process of defraction work. so we knew how reflection works. we knew how refraction works. how does de

epr. er is that paper by einstein rosen that predicted the existence of a wormhole. do you guys know what a wormhole is? hole,n you have a black and under certain conditions, the black hole can be a portal to another location in time and space. you can instantly travel from a in space to another location that is hundreds or thousands or millions of light-years away. it sounds like science fiction, and it is incorporated in science fiction, but the laws of physics say this can actually happen. the problem is that these wormholes are very unstable so the likelihood of it was really small we thought. if you are a scientist, one lately innovate is through hate. did you catch that? through hate. here is what i mean. here is an example in history where in the 19th century, there was a question of, how does the process of diffraction work? we knew how reflection worked and refraction, but what is diffraction? the most common example where you get to witness it is when you see oil on the surface of water, you see this rainbow pattern. the french academy of sciences held a co

apple, the iphone and i gather a lot ofr af people following the same f lead.lo >> reporter: yeah. eprk at recent device activations, apple is trouncing samsung by b two to one at this point. point so, apple is becoming a lot more favorable.able the latest issue for samsung has to do with the s7 phone, s7e the galaxy s7. the rear camera lens on thehe back, some of these owners areea saying it shattered out of nowhere.noere never even used my phone or mydy phone brand new had it just 10hs days and if you look at thatha shattered glass it's like a bbb gun shot right at it.t. and then it gets even worseve wr because they're contacting thehe company or their carriers andri no one is doing anything abouttn . for the repaitor p costs. so, after what's been a toughou year for samsung with theith the exploding batteries and theg bat like, now they're dealing with potentially faulty camerafaulty lenses as well. >> i can imagine not good fleorf their bottom lines i would i w imagine overall. overall. let's talk about stocks rights h now. we skipped over that a little oe bit but how are the marke

the epr says it's raining nonstop in dublin. as a look here, it is 4.2 so far. other areas around san mateo and sfo. in san the best san mateo it's stacking up -- in san mateo it is stacking up. i have seen between an inch and a half to 2 inches of rain. bonnie doon i had to sneak that in. san anselmo, 1.9. and there have been heavier announce intemperance -- amounts in san francisco. it does look like it is letting up. i do think -- there's so much moisture in place even light drizzle could continue for a long time. but marin county down to the santa cruz mountains that looks to be study and now 2 inches for some letting up doesn't mean it's going to be nice there's still a lot of fog and drizzle. 40s and 50s so they have come up look at this moisture it's making a beeline. it's probably all ready into the saturday. it's tough to time all of this. highs will be in the 50s. >>> i have been busy. >> yes, we're going to the east shore freeway because we have had a lot of slow traffic and it's taking about an hour not quite 48 minutes. 48 minute to the macarthur ma

epr putting out new numbers for this past week through wednesday reporting net redemptions from emergingarket equity funds hit a five-week high of 3.7 billion and a lot of that is money coming out of chinese equity funds. the china market by the way closing down almost 1% here ahead of the holiday weekend. >> all right. well, we're not done with the president-elect's tweets. there's a lot of buzz surrounding his tweets on nuclear power. and that meaning power in terms of actual military power. russian president putin also responding. eamon javers in washington with more on that story. eamon. >> yeah, hi, david. markets may be watching this and feeling like this nuclear discussion comes out of nowhere. so let me walk you through the chronology between yesterday and today to how we got to this point where we are this morning. starting with vladimir putin, he was speaking in russia to a group of military officials. it's an annual address he gives on military issues. here's what vladimir putin said in that speech. he said we need to enhance the combat capability of strategic nuclear forces p