if the chinese adopt our lifestyle, we are all goners, we know that. it is not the third world anymore, it is the developing world. well, they are developing and they want things, too. the 21st century will be about competing for resources. there are not enough in a consuming world when there is no limit of appetite. it is a philosophic position. it would be interesting for people to live in a world as people did at the beginning of the modern era and centuries before. people were not relentlessly comodified, the way they are now. people should live in an environment where nothing is bought and sold, just to see what it is like. you know what that is like, within families. there are family that fight about inherited, property, but in any decent family, you are not buying and selling to one another, you are giving. that is a gift economy. it is predicated on the idea that some things have an unconditional value. you cannot put a price on it. we just said, everything is a gift in our city. you cannot buy or sell anything. there is no advertising. you are

. >> you actually saved my life, i guess, because i was a goner. >> the pictures, they scared you, but they helped you understand what the problem was, right? >> they convinced me. >> reporter: high-tech tools that strengthen the bedside bond between doctor and patient. >> so what do we do in italy? >> we start the ball. >> reporter: dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, a battle for survival playing out in the pacific. >>> if you came of age in the last 50 years, there is a better than even chance you have heard his work. legendary record producer phil ramone has died. he produced some of the biggest names in the business from barbra streisand, to bob dylan, paul simon and billy joel. ♪ i want you just the way you are ♪ >> in 1979 "just the way you are" earned ramone and billy joel a grammy for record of the year. ramone won 33 nominations. he produced duet albums for frank sinatra, and later tony bennett. one of his grammys was for the soundtrack to the 1980s film "flashdance." phil ramone died this morning from complications related to an aortic aneurysm. h

so i'm a goner, huh? bulldog, how long have you been...? long enough to know i'm the one who's out. i knew it, i knew it i knew it. damn it! now i know why ned miller wants to see me. it's to can my butt. why would he mis happy hour at el paquito's? the man's a total boozer! now, bulldog, this is just a rumor. you know i'm out of the loop. after all i've done for this ss this is how they repay me? that's it! nobody fires bob brisco. i'll quit first. now, don't do anything rash. try to vent your anger first. tation well, there. way to go. now, on your way you're damn right. hey, bulldog. no time to talk, slim. i'm off to war. . wait for me. what was that? bulldog's quitting. why? well, because ned miller is firing him. who told you that? you did. that was just a rumor. you didn't tell him? i didn't mean to. he overheard me. oh, god! what? come on, you guys were so positive. the expense account the meeting tonight... it was to discuss taking his show national! don't you know anything? apparently not! don't just stand there. go call his secretary. she'll stop him. i don't believe this.

as for orbitz, that stock's been roaring lately only because people fear the company was a goner havelized that the single digit name has a very viable business. one that's about to swing to a profit. still, orbitz is the dog of the group with the slowest growth, worst numbers. i say you stick with the best of breed priceline which has the advantage of being relatively cheap even though it's got that big dollar amount. it sells for 18.7 times earnings. priceline has a 19.4% growth rate. expedia is 13.4%. that's nuts. that's crazy. priceline's faster growth should translate to higher priced to earnings multiple which means the $720 stock deserves to go a lot higher. how about those ancillary travel sites. a place to go to travel reviews or home away the online rental marketplace. i love to use trip adviser. again, very important for the in business. this is a business with incredibly low barriers to entry. i don't see why they couldn't hurt their margins. trip advisers trading 26 times earnings, a new intraday high today, i say you wait for a sizable pullback or -- maybe a little. in h

i thought, she was a goner.she didn't die from that fall, she must have died from the electrocution. >> but story turns out very differently. >> we went up to the bear and the bear was still breathing, still had a heartbeat. it was like, amazing. we were just, amazed. >> she survived it. and she survived the burns on her paws and everything. >> lucky for the bear, the fur doesn't conduct electricity well and her body is equipped for a high fall. she needs urgent care, but her condition isn't critical. >> she seems stable. she is breathing regularly. her heart rate is regular. and i can't really find any injuries on her other than a little burn on the inside of her right rear leg. i can't tell you then the elation i felt when we got the call that this bear is alive. >> it was amazing that she had survived all of that. it was a miracle. >> the mama bear who came to be affectionately known as sparky, spends five months at rio grande zoo under the care after team of veterinarians. she gains 75 pounds and save reunit

and i was a goner. so were many of you. and it didn't take too long before we near put them on the endangered species list. [laughter] the price went way up. i had a real raccoon hat. the ones today are like rat hats. [laughter] that was the first time we had that whole commercial aspect. there were thousands of crockett products. like our friends at picks sar and disney, they were masters of marketing. i'm sure they won't admit and i know paul does, there was even davy crockett underpants. >> he has them on now. [laughter] >> so i think paul is absolutely right. like all of these figures from history, especially the american west and this mythologized west, these men and women go through all sorts of incarnation. sometimes they are in vogue and some of the of them are out of vogue. it's true with billy the kid and it is true with so many people. and it definitely is true with crockett there is a myriad of views of how his career came to an end and you can pick or choose any one you wish. the only one you should know is he

>>> and is the defense of marriage act a goner? let's go "outfront" and ask today. >> i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, killing the hotline. north korea cut all military communication with south korea. tensions between the two countries tonight tebrink. the north says a war could break out at any moment. today the united states denounced the move. >>. >> we think the provocative rhetoric is not constructive to insuring peace and stability on the peninsula. >> north korea packed serious punch. the military has unknown number of nuclear weapons as many as 800 short and long range ballistic missiles and $1.2 million fighting troops. all dangerously close to the 30,000 american soldiers stationed in south korea. the dictator says north korea is not a paper tiger. it wouldn't be smart to dismiss its provocative behavior as pure bluster. matthew, how big of a step is the move today to sever the military hotline? >> well, they've done that before. but it's still a pretty big step. there are more than a million troops facing up against

. >> i think he's a goner. >> do you want to sit down and get a drink? i'm going to get something really quickly. i'll be right back. >> yeah, sure. >> did you bring everything with you? >> yeah. >> awesome. i'll be right back. >> this man might have gotten a look at our camera crew behind that curtain. >> he's running. he's leaving. >> can you do me a favor, though, really, really quick? can you pour me a drink? and i'll be right back. like two seconds. i promise. wait, wait. stop, don't you want to hang out in the hot tub? >> no. >> or it could be that they've seen our investigations and become suspicious. >> all right. police. >> oh my god! >> put your hands up. >> no! >> put your hands up and drop to your knees. >> coming up the driveway. >> but in the case of this man we think we know exactly why he doesn't come in the house. 41-year-old matthew bland, screen name blandmatthew, chatted online with someone who says he's 13 years old. bland asks the boy, really an adult decoy, if he's ever had sex before and explains the other sexual acts he says he w

but all of that said a couple of decades ago, ibm looked like a goner and it was turned around.t could happen to hewlett-packard too. i don't want to own hewlett-packard here. it's run up 40% since the year began and we're in february. here's the bottom line, we've rallied huge off the bottom as the dow attempts to scale an all-time high, and i expect the stocks that have led us from the bottom, the biggest contributors to the advance from the bottom will be the ones that keep us headed higher. again, think about this. let's see, a financial, a manufacturer, a retailer, an entertainment play and a diversified industrial, it just doesn't get any better than that. mario in new york, mario? >> caller: a long island boo-yah, professor cramer. >> what's shaking? >> caller: i'm a long-time viewer, first-time caller. and i really want to thank you for helping us little guys get our retirement accounts back on track in these turbulent times. >> thank you for the nice kudos. how can i help? >> caller: you're welcome. i want to talk about a stock i've been in for a year. that stock is fir

with us now from capitol hill, former goner of pennsylvania, nbc news political analyst and he stillrtant thing is he's a sportswriter as well. he has a weekly column in philadelphia. also we have the former governor of mississippi, haley barbour. and also both of these former governors are co-chairs of the policy immigration task force. and we're going to be talking to them obviously about immigration reform. and also we have nbc latino contributor victoria defrancesco soto. very kind of you. look at this. >> promise me when ut football is up, you drink out of it. >> i'm going to get awfully thirsty over the next couple years with johnny football at a & m. you also get a mug for mika. we greatly appreciate it. hey, guys, let's start with you. what's the bipartisan pathway to real immigration reform? >> well, i think to see rand paul makes the point. we're not going to take 12 million people, 11 million people, whatever the number is, and we're not going to arrest them and incarcerate them and deport them. we're simply not going to do that. for me, joe, what i most focused on is that

i was a goner. so were many of you. didn't take too long before we put racoons on the endangered species list. [laughter] the price of racoons went way up i had a real raccoon hat and the ones i see today are -- hats. that was one of the first times we had the whole commercial aspect with film. there were thousands of crockett products, pajamas and curtains. just like pixar and disney, they were masters of marketing. i am sure they won't admit it. there was even davy crockett. >> he i've got them on now. >> he still wears them. [laughter] >> i think paul is absolutely right. like all of these figures from history, especially the american west, this mythologized west, these men and women that go through all sorts of incarnations. sometimes they are in vogue and sometimes they're out of vogue. as we all know it's true with billy the kid and it's true with so many people. it definitely is true with crockett. we have a home area of that series which i'm sure we'll get into about how this poor man's career came to an end at