this one is one vib per second, one hertz. how long does it take in seconds to undergo one complete cycle? begin with a w. - one. - one. okay. let's suppose i swing it at twice the frequency. how long would it take for one cycle? not everybody be seeing what most people be seeing. check the neighbor and see if the neighbor knows what the time is for one complete cycle, when it shook at two hertz. what's the answer, gang? how many say a half? all right, all right. let's suppose i told you i shake it back and forth... [makes sounds] ...seven times per second. what's the frequency? - 1/7. - seven. be careful, be careful, be careful. - do you see what happened? - yeah. [laughter] you all expected me to ask what's the--what's the time. i'm gonna call that time begin with the p. period. period. and you all expected me to ask you that. be careful in school because i didn't ask you that. i asked you a different question. what's the frequency? seven. next friday, when we take our exam, you start to read--"oh, i know what the answer to

hertz opens the passenger door while brinkley sprints to the driver's side. >> flames were already tos door handle. i can't go in here and do it safely. we've got to get them out of the passenger side of the car. >> officer hertz unlatches the man's seat belt and pulls him across the passenger seat. the man is arrive but suffers from severe smoke inhalation. >> i've seen dead people that look better. he was gray. his tongue was hanging out of his mouth. i thought he was dead. >> brinkley stays with the victim while hertz races back into the raging inferno. >> we've got one out. we don't know if there's anybody else in there or not. >> the two officers still think there may be more people in the vehicle. >> after clint went back out it really burned fast then and it was nearly totally engulfed at that point. >> facing blistering heat and blinding smoke, officer hertz frantically searches the car for more victims. >> i didn't know if there was still fuel. cars burn for a while. things start to pop and explode. >> suddenly, an explosion rocks the vehicle. >> he stuck his head in, kind of

as i shared with the students yesterday at hertz theater, when i see the film i can relate to instances when i was bullied as a kid. when i reflect upon being a student in the public schools, i can think about situations where i was a bully, where i said things, where i did things, when i went with the crowd, and i shared that with students yesterday. for me it was a very reflective time and i'm sure as everyone has seen the film it's been very reflective as well. but we started our school year this year saying we cannot have students learn, if we truly believe in social justice, and we do, we believe every student being able to learn is a matter of social justice. but if we can't have environments where students feel comfortable attending school, being comfortable with themselves and in themselves in a school environment we will never have students that are predicated in a way to be able to learn. we have to have safe schools. so what we did this year, when all of our administrators came back from summer break, every administrator from principals to the purchasing manager, everyone saw

of bringing a couple of american franchises to afghanistan so far the main ones are radio shack and hertz in a project statement from the us the us afghanistan franchising trade conference it states quote franchising has proven to be an ideal market vehicle for both employment and economic growth because of this experience coupled with the high demand for u.s. franchise brands in afghanistan the task force is confident that focusing its pilot sector focused trade conference on franchising will prove successful for both us franchise pioneers and successful afghan entrepreneurs' well i want to talk more about what this means with michael brooks producer with the majority report hey there michael this is interesting approved afghan buyers would be required to attend what's known as radio shack university and corporate headquarters in fort worth texas and they would then be ground support from radio shack employees and additional training what do you make of all this. well first of all it's great to be with you you know i think that there is a certain type of. goal associated with global bran

of bringing a couple of american franchises to afghanistan so far the main ones are radio shack and hertz in a project statement from the us afghanistan franchising trade conference in states quote franchising has proven to be an ideal market vehicle for both employment and economic growth because of this experience coupled with the high demand for u.s. franchise brands in afghanistan the task force is confident that focusing its pilot sector focused trade conference on franchising will prove successful for both us france franchise pioneers and successful ask afghan entrepreneurs to talk more about what this public private partnership means i was joined earlier by michael brooks the producer for the majority report you know i think that there is a certain type of. goal associated with global brands and that's really that there's a certain type of employment there's a certain way of doing things there's a certain kind of almost monoculture that can be replicated and done anywhere and i think you know we think about radio shack university in the suburbs of america or maybe even a more stabl

and then there's hertz. the shares fell after the company said its three biggest stockholders are selling 50 million shares. carlisle and bank of america, merrill lynch recently held a 38% stake in hertz. after the offerings, the funds will hold a roughly 26% interest in the rental business. after the sales, hertz will not receive anything from the proceeds of the sale. coming up, squawk on the farm. we're going to talk crops, crops, crops, tractors and other equipment. and what it all tells us about the global economy. stay tuned. >> announcer: team, "squawk box" exclusive coverage of the "new york times" deal book conference. investing, the economy and the looming fiscal cliff. jpmorgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon, carl likely group co-founder david rubenstein and a lot more. it all starts tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i fi

but the basic reason i'm bullish about 5 big hertz in particular is this: if you think about what the ideal use for unlicensed is, it's fast speeds for data transmission within a relatively small area such as a home or an office. well, 5 gigahertz is perfect for that because you can as the spectrum act envisionses dedicate gigantic channels of 160, even larger megahertz for the sole purpose of transmitting data. and additionally, i'm not an engineer much to my parents' chagrin, but i've been informed the characteristics don't travel through walls or very far, so you don't have the risk of interference that you might have lower in the band. so if you have gigabit wireless throughput thanks to 5 gigahertz, that is a tremendous opportunity that i think we should take advantage of. so i'm pleased the spectrum act requires the commission to make the rules process on 5 gigahert -- gigahertz, because i think this is an area where we could really see some bang for relatively little bucks. >> thank you. commissioner mcdowell, the administration has talked a lot about the need to bring addition

hertz global, cut iting it to 7.4%.matotivautomoti., i have one more here, seeing ubs, remove iing general electr from its key call list. ubs agreed to pay a $1.5 billion fine for investigation of manipulating libor rates. how do you like that? kidding. kidding. ge owns 49% of this network. >>> when i return, much more from leon cooperman, as we take a break. a look at the euro surging. it's a 16 month high versus a yen and 7 1/2 month peak against the dollar. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> coming up, can fedex deliver. the company expected to cut costs and clip its wings after a rough three months. the numbers and street's reaction just ahead. "squawk box" is back after a quick break. >>> would it matter at this point? let's get more from our guest host, lee cooperman. get a loan from him. not really. ceo omega advisories. a delivering advisory board member and speaker. what would you change if we go over the fiscal cliff? >> i think the market would correct 5 to 8% and be disappointing and me philosophically bec

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. >> barkley starts hertz with a buy. >> rental cars are big.y eliminated a competitor by a merger. these are good stocks. >> look out samsung may eventually lose some apple business. >> jpmorgan neutral on marathon. >> i think that's a mistake. i think this marathon is worth a great deal of money. >> and jpmorgan upgrades aetna. >> people were supposed to hate them ahead of obama care. stocks doing well. what's coming up? >> i want to do disruptive companies and i watch "squawk." this company is one that has a stove you can put in a couple sticks of wood and starts and generates electricity. you can then charge your ipad, your iphone, you no longer have to be hostage to the grid and they did it -- it caught my eye during hurricane sandy. brooklyn company. the fire department use them. everyone is using them. >> you are doing more private companies with disruptive technology. >> i think that the exciting part of america is we have the world's greatest technology. i want to point it out. many companies are private. >> santelli has -- >> you have