fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

it means for the first time in three years instead of the fittest and all the democrats in a concert agreed to compromise the eighty five billion dollar budget must still be approved by congress. the and col ryan accountant said that a teapot she could to excite the disagreement is a clear improvement on the status quo this agreement. make sure that we don't have a government shutdown scenario in january. in a shore that we don't have another government of the scenario in october. they make sure that we don't lurch from crisis to crisis the cost of ted that democrats republicans heating and treatments that has a budget that the government shutdown in which workers were laid off and some said this is bent on hold because that's just another outlet the cuts in spending resulted in any diesel june twenty eleven. and mm. oh and eighty two during the next round of the champions league off twenty one minutes greek body placement in real sociedad meanwhile matches. she noted that domestic led to such a time one new addition to demands that means to help finish the meeting they will now play

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this was the fittest families and themselves simple elegant. sunday militants. we have a product that can measure body fat than thirty seconds. very useful for health management we want to let the arab people know about our products japanese companies hour or so times just to file for tax and the cold sheets somehow when the state's tally to a mobile ads sold say are relying on imports we see. a choke us. he grunts and future business to two blokes is to look after us. he says his company to cease them use it only to find price and awards are usually used to throw pots and he was to see an aussie ups and glbt to help dismiss that was well past. last year the center of business in singapore. account reads at the prius is a showcase of farming land and water. now he is eyeing of the markets more more more with them you'll just have to do some research and find out how to set the price over there because i'm still not familiar with things in arab countries and that includes how much people are willing to spend for our product line companies are on the lord i'll be

one and boy does put a can do this and north korea who beats you with this film as the best of the fittest for any kind of nuke reaction to smile. how long they expect these purges to continue in that south korean government the worry they are have not a tree and the hormones of all booked up i believe one thing is pretty clear that there's nothing to be another execution of a b b q because chinese like you know second hand man and then a few issued in the apartment and that the mother of the set of numbers the numbers to your mobile for in a country that is the core question for the entire country so it's not happen. instead the midst of status diego crews were called for backup. the knock on a solar in all the commands of times and table are the followers. mr chalk. to continue so much for joining us in sharing your thoughts and too much all business at the injured craig has an industrial complex continues in spite of news out tongue some tax execution and still on the schedule for next week is a visit by a thirty member t twenty delegation the unification ministry said friday that aroun

survival of the fittest.f we don't adapt and change, we ain't going to survive. >> business is always spotty. it's a seasonal tourist town. during the summer and the fall, we do very, very well. during the winter, it gets very, very slow and the spring is kind of all depends whether it's raining or not. >> did it make you nervous at all walking around and seeing a lot of storefronts boarded up, vacancies? >> oh, definitely. we were nervous anyway to open up a store. i've never been in this kind much industry. so i was definitely nervous but optimistic that it would do well. i feel like natchez needed this. >> for many, main street isn't easy street. nevertheless, we found an unshakable optimism in every town we visited. we also found that the biggest issues confronting main street business owners were largely the same as those faced by small businesses everywhere else. and number one was the economy. >> we're hoping this year we're going to turn that corner a little bit. so as things might be getting better e

it's survival of the fittest. >> freddy shows me pictures of his five kids. he has come to try to make a living. his patience is wearing thin. >> we try to be patient, but we cannot take this any more. down the road miriam nonetheless is a comfortable home. but says black south africans are not fully free. >> are there opportunities? >> no. there's no life. >> this is alexandra township, a township surrounding johannesburg, where under apartheid blacks had to live. this is now part of the johannesburg, and a lot of the people that live here work in johannesburg or pretoria. that's the promise. those are single-family homes built by the government since the end of apartheid. they have power, and they have water tanks, hot water. the streets have electricity, they are paved. that's the promise. this is the unfulfilled promise. many of the people that live in the townships live in shan'ties, informal houses. tin roofs, there are rats. this area was built in 1912 to house 70,000 people. there might be up to three-quarters of a million people here and by the way w

we never achieved it's survival of the fittest. >> freddy showed picture of his five kids. he's here to try to make a living. his patients is wearing thin. >> we cannot take this any more. >> myriam enjoys are more comfortable home. she case black south africans are not fully free. >> are there opportunities for black south africans? >> today was about honouring a man whose life-long struggle freed his people. here he didn't think they'd be struggling this hard for this long. >> tomorrow nelson mandela's body lies in state. sunday it will fly to kuehno, a village in the south-east of the country near where he was born. nelson mandela said that a man's life should end near where it began. madeba will be laid to rest on sunday, 95 years after he was born. >> now, for 50 years since his imprisonment in the 1960s, the name nelson mandela has become synonymous with a struggle around the world. for many, it may be the first time they have heard the icon. nelson mandela's life was the lesson plan. >> half a world away in johannesburg, nelson mandela's memorial service was wrapping

it is survival of the financial fittest.'s bring our power panel pessimists with their prediction a new is not going to make it into the new year. thank you all for joining us. i'm going to start with a question about of the vice i'm holding in my humble and. this is a blackberry curve. this could be worth a lot of money one day. >> it is certainly not a stock you want to own. it is one of those names has been on the precipitous of going bankrupt for long time. that is certainly not a stock would want to belong on. adam: can they turn it around someone find some value other than that curve? >> some yes, but the problem is that the vice you're holding is the hardware. a debt of $4 billion charge last quarter because there does not selling the devices. they just did not sell. there are attractive parts of the business. they have 3 billion in cash, but that consumer electronics thing they have an air and is as good as an agent nintendo. >> if you throw this really are on the floor does not break. is actually quite remarkable. >

. >> our success has never been about survival of the fittest. it's about building a nation where we are all better off. >> this afternoon the president will speak at what aides call a youth summit on the health care law. republicans are abandoning the lexicon for years. that word is repeal. it is democrats who seem to be more eager to utter the r word. >> you have good ideas, bring them to me. let's go. but we are not repealing it as long as i'm president. >> discard and repeal is a distinctly minority position. because most americans with the status quo ante is not a place to be. >> working within four or five months, people will be talking about something differently and no one will want to repeal this law. they want it to work. >> democrats are well aware that with all the problems with the health care roll out and the unpopularity of the law, voters prefer a candidate who wants to fix the law over someone who wants to repeal it. swing voters do and they are worried about losing the advantage to be the party of know. when pressed on what the

. >> it is no longer survival of the fittest but survival of the adaptist.you're a small and mid-size company today especially in manufacturing, if you don't change you will disappear. everything is about product and leading with product. if either designed or disruption. either has to be so elegant and pops off the shelf or has to be technology. and then how you make it is going to completely change. so if you can not let go, and sort of follow the moment, and move in the way hat technology has determined, it is a must, then you really will not survive. you will render yourself irrelevant and you will disappear. melissa: we were talking about the idea, one of the hardest battles you said in the last segment convincing people inside your company that things are going to be printed with 3-d printers. we have to get with robotics. it will not cost you your job. we have to go with this. the alternative the whole company is going out of business. you hold on a to the job and that means the whole company will go under, right? >> it really will. it is not just wor

that is, take care of the rich, take care of the fittest. and the poor just get left out in the cold. my hope is that if these congressional republicans and greta van susteren say a prayer this christmas season, that they're going to go in there and they're going to say an act of contrition for cutting food stamps and cutting unemployment benefits, and taking food out of the mouths of hungry children. it's one of the worst arguments that i have ever heard in public policy that somehow or other the way to help poor people and to make them poorer. >> james, what struck people about the jack kingston idea, this idea you should make kids sweep the floor, he says not just poor kids but self-evident the only kids who get school lunches are poor kids. i guess this aspect of social humiliation. this idea that because their parents don't have money, these children should be subjected to essentially a form of social humiliation. is that how you read it? >> it's disgusting. if you've worked with young people who are impoverished or live in poverty, the

was once climbing a hill with an islamist fighter and i needed a little bit of help, i'm not the fittest person. rather than extend his hand he extended the barrel of his weapon, because as a conservative muslim he wouldn't touch the hand of a woman who was not a close relative. >> there is a very-- there's a clear distinction between the foreign members of al nousra and the syrian members. i can fit with the syrian member, they will sit with me, they will look me in the eye and we can have a conversation. the foreigners won't look at me. if they talk to me, they will turn tear back to me or turn to the side. and they're much, much more conservative. >> you mentioned this one pro vention capitol that has fallen up to the rebels. al news ra was the spearhead of the force that went in there, one of them. how are they governing. >> a couple of weeks after it fell, they were one of about, i think there were about half a dozen islamist groups that were ruling the city. and you know, they had men posted outside the two churches, for example. they had -- >> to preserve them. >> to preserve them

. >> reporter: call it survival of the fittest at the hunger games of shopping.omen brawling then getting tasered. merchandise flying through the crowds. an unruly shopper tackled by police. if this isn't your idea of a good time, check out amazon prime air. a new way to shop from the comfort of your home with a little help from a flying drone. yes, a drone, delivering gifts right to your door in under 30 minutes. ceo jeff bezos unveiled prime air on cbs' "60 minutes." >> we can carry objects up to 5 pounds which covers 86% of the items that we deliver. it could be a 10 mile radius from a fulfillment center. >> reporter: amazon says the drones are ready to go. but they still need approval from the faa. so it could be awhile before this idea gets off the ground. until then, you'll have to shop the old-fashioned way, online. "today," cybermonday, expected to be the biggest since the phrase was coined eight years ago. >> this day is the single all rightest commerce day around. it's so important for the retailers to be competitive. that they really do get out of our

saying absolutist statement that is everything in the modern world is under the law survival of the fittest on the powerless where i disagree with him. ashley: liz, you disagree. >> he is not cite, the pope never mentioned capitalism or word capitalist or capital in his exhortation. he is adhering to the catechism of the catholic church. it is against marxism. says explicitly against collectivism and also talking about corruption. he said quote, no matter what the political ideology is, that could be crony capitalism which pope had first row seat to in argentina. what he talking about idol at this of money, deiffycation of markets. and. that is what his focus is. he is talking about evan gellization. talking about outcomes. not talking about any political ideology whatsoever to get there. tracy: isn't that, matt, what the pope is supposed to do? make you things about other things other than yourself and cars in the garage? >> something like that. i totally agree with him for what that is worth. life shouldn't be about money at all times and we should care about people who are poor. the best

talk about the survival of the fittest if some of the retailers -- what happens when yields start tound that sears and jcpenney occupies is a killing zone that doesn't have any forward viability. this year is going to be very, very tough for both of those stores. radioshack is trying to represent themselves -- re-present themselves in a new format, but unhappily, it's the same old stuff that customers can find elsewhere. again, the disrupter is the internet and amazon is a major force of nature in that regard. if interest rates do go up, inventories become more problematic and these companies will struggle. >> finally, your thoughts on sears specifically as we look at some -- at the shares, what lampert, lands' end, to grow? >> i don't think so. i think they have essentially killed sears. i don't think they'll go out of business anytime in the immediate future, but they've clearly gotten into a death spiral that i don't think anyone can pull them out of. >> have you done your christmas shopping? have you done your holiday shopping yet? >> i actually have, happily. >> and where did yo