media lab, frank moss. he's the executive director joining me from cambridge. n the show. we love talking to you folks but i think i want my viewers to understand what you people do. you are the ultimate egg heads. you guys are the smartest of the smart and devising the future for us. before you tell us what you're making for us -- because that's going to be a treat for you -- i want you to talk about some of the things i just talked about. air bags. what did you guys have to do about air bags? >> that's a great story. i wish we could show this from our brand new shiny glass and aluminum building on the other side of campus because what's so important about the media lab is how we do our research. it's completely undirected. our students research according to their passions the things that really move them and things that really inspire them. that's what the media lab was all about from the beginning. in 1985, it was not heard of to bring together creativity in computers. computers were all about computation as you mentioned before. and just beginning to be abou

now and speak to german market analysis analyst and author michael moss thank you very much indeed mr ross for joining us there and frank first. when the eurozone project started almost everyone was very keen to be part of it now that the crisis has hit someone say that the dream seems to be fading away so from your point of view would it all go wrong. everybody wanted to be part of the euro but not all especially the eastern countries thinking a little bit more complex about this scene recently i have been to a park for example and check year and this year they are not so keen anymore to come into the euro because this is also a disadvantage just as everybody can see. the talks a discussion about the convention the treaty of lisbon. and this is a very complicated thing there are some criticism there is some criticism especially here in germany around this theme because the treaty of lisp on something like a constitution something like the e.u. constitution in the constitution is not a diary where you write something new in every day so it's a very complicated matter to change the constitution also if there are only lit

moss does. >> all right. >> mark, thanks. >> that is our report for this wednesday night. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. have a good evening, everyone t. >> good night.