he's a surfer himself a  who learned the sport as a teenager ripping on an infinity board built bysteve boehne, with whose tariff plight he deeply sympathizes. but when it comes to trade itself, says hanson. >> i think what most economists would say if you tally up in terms of what's happened to our national income as a result of free trade, it's larger. >> reporter: harvard's lawrence is one such economist. >> the fact is that a lot of people are being able to, because of free trade, are able to buy cheap surfboards and this raises ultimately, our standard of living. >> reporter: but, the standard of living for most americans hasn't been rising for years now. >> it's a big concern. globalization is just one more item on the list which is contributing to widening opportunities and widening incomes in our economy. >> reporter: so then the perennial question: what is to be done? with the world trade organization talks stalled, in his state of the union the president pushed us exports via regional trade agreements with both asia and europe. >> to boost american exports, support americ

pool with a water slide that comes down. >> an infinity pool on top of a sky scraper?ing. >> and also terrifying the price. can we guess? it is a five story penthouse overlooking the mediterranean sea. what do you think? >> $200 million. >> i am going to say 55 million. >> i will go in the middle, 115 million. >> none of you went over. you are all in. the big winner, christy ann, the price 379 million 500,000. this is a video simulation of what some of the other units in this large sky scraper pauld the tour odeon features. you see the views you are getting and the cool features in the bathroom. this is kind of funny. you follow this girl around as she tours the place and she go goes to the massager and just like, hey. >> that is weird. this is real? they really are making this? it is not just a concept. >> it appears if someone can afford it. >>> mia, the chatting parrot. >> hello. >> ladies, for years we heard about the 2,000 calorie diet. what does that actually look like? >> a lot of delicious food. >> pizza, chocolate, ice cream, bagels. >> french onion dip. >> ho

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[applause] and we need to stop qe infinity. we need to abolish the u.s. department of education. [applause] education is too important for it to be governed by bureaucrats in washington, taking choices away from parents and kids. [applause] and we need to champion school choice. [applause] the civil rights issue of the next generation. i would like to see more democrats going and explaining to young kids trapped in failing schools, young african- americans, why they are willing to consign -- confine another generation to not having a fair fair and equal shot at the american dream. [applause] we need to stand with israel. [applause] but we need to stop sending foreign aid to nations that hate us. [applause] just two weeks ago, president obama canceled white house source and said $250 million to egypt. and sent 250 million dollars to egypt, with no conditions, nothing focused on u.s. national security principally wrote a check. -- security. simply wrote a check. we need to get back to growth and opportunity. spreading the message that our policies work, their policies don't, that g

. >> he's got an infinity for the poor, margen utilized and i think that's what we need to focus and get back to basic. >> may god strengthen pope francis now and always. >> reporter: in san jose, carol lou. >>> in the last half hour the san francisco symphony announced it was canceling a tour due to the ongoing musician strike. the musicians reject ad proposal by a mediator to resume performances by a cooling off period. today's performance was the fourth straight concert to be canceled since the musicians went on strike on wednesday. the performers are upset over propels by management to freeze their pay with a 1% increase the next two years. >>> grammy winning rapper collapsed on stage last night during a concert in iowa. [ music ] ♪ be my queen if you know what i mean ♪ >> his real name is anthony terrell smith with his hit wild thing. concert goers say paramedics attended to the rapper as he lay on the stage. there are reports he suffer ad seizure but his representative has not committed on his condition. he collapsed on stage once back in 2009 and again in 2011. in the meantime

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and if we allowed ourselves to go out to infinity -- and that's something that mathematicians love to do -- we can cover the entire two-dimensional plane with a beautiful and highly symmetric pattern. now, as we said, symmetries are both the motions that generate a beautiful pattern like this as well as the properties of some of these patterns. and when we look at the mesmerizing infinite design, we now see that there are certain transformations in our bag of symmetries that, when applied to the design, bring it right back on itself, like that. so there's a set of symmetry transformations that leave the entire infinite design unchanged, or "invariant," is what we say. we call this set the symmetry group of the design. now, the important word here is "group." a group is a set of symmetries that behave sort of like the good old integers. now, what i mean by that is i can take two numbers and add them and get another number. similarly, i can take two symmetries, apply them one after another, and get another symmetry. i can take a number and find its negative, and when i add those two num

many, many, many, many coin tosses, and so the number of pegs, the number of levels of pegs goes to infinity. and ultimately what you get out of there is a very specific shape. >> and what it is, is a bell curve, also known as a gaussian distribution. >> so the point is that these many, many, many decisions, again, in the limit all give us a distribution of possible outcomes that look like the bell. >> exactly. so we started out with total randomness, and now when we step back, we have a probability distribution -- >> right, which has a very simple description. >> so we started with total disorder, and now we have a well-defined shape that characterizes what the randomness will converge to. so we started with randomness, and now we have a beautiful finite description of it. so that's an example of the central limit theorem, that we started out with random events, and after a collection of many such random events, we find that it converges to a well-defined gaussian probability distribution. >> right, so this beautiful bell curve shape. and there are various bell curves, and each one of them

pubs phone leave or thirty by locals as a comfy old slipper and his previous a hit it's tourist infinity's and like closely even supposed to be famous faces sampling the local breweries the pulp wasn't about money but it does turn a profit but even here the big g.t. hikes are felt every time the price goes up because of duty or whatever reason or the reason it's another this just makes it to. the right around the corner and the micro that supplies the. it is all say a co-operative but see who is doing well in the case one of truth pay hauled the taxes the major companies the best kidney markets being lucky a mixture of good business sense and strong community spirit has been the brewery and the pub have avoided the slight cools by the big g.t. escalator across the u.k. they and many others have to say lucky all big businesses can afford to pick up the tack pad it's small independent pubs that suffer in the last four years nearly six thousand pups have closed resulting in tens of thousands of job losses to rely on such as the only woman to sleep through most of them are actually going again

to infinity but that is causing depression by the constant they i think use the interactive attacking this more advanced method for adults so as soon as you start to get a little bit too complacent and think ok the worst is over they announce yet another q e round of q e and it causes panic and stress in the participants the rats that were fine before you started attacking them with these interactive attacking isn't chasings and distress. and crashes easy money and crashes remember and also you know will crash the market give us more queuing or now ben bernanke is saying will crash the market give us more q.e. or in europe they're saying give us more free money in the u.k. now the u.k. pound on the verge of a blip when you've got this new mark carney coming in this hockey puck shattered brain coming in from canada to run the bank of england saying we're going to stimulate this coming we're going to print lots of money at the same time he's saying we're going to poke poke poke you by declaring that you need to be more ethical in your dealings of course he doesn't want them to be ethica

that these jobs numbers prove that ben bernanke he's quantitative easing the quantitative easing to infinity is working and that we can continue that because these jobs numbers are so good but as you see again you know the participation rate is down and those who are working are having to work two or three jobs to keep up with inflation let me jump in here for a second because over in the united kingdom of course people are saying look at america they're stimulus is working george osborne you know you we need to go away from austerity in the u.k. and bring about american style stimulus there's i mean the people in the u.k. want second and third jobs on top of the you know their current work environment they're complaining about the gas to get through the day as it is looking for and this is sort of a bad omen as well for what will happen under obamacare because one of the interpretations of this is that it's obamacare means that the employer has to provide health insurance to their employees if they have over fifty employees but if they're working full time and full time they counted thirty

billion euros and then bell out two and then bailout three bailout for bailout five i mean belo infinity has become the new normal in terms of what the government is doing to us in germany that mean they benefit by these countries going into collapse because it keeps the euro relatively cheap and this is a big export business at the same time they're introducing measures they give them a play on the entire banking system across the euro zone and they're trying to boot out britain from the euro european you. so germany is getting a lot of flak as being tempting to impose their imperium across the the european nations is that a fair characterization well i think we have and i think that people are going for it right now what you see you know and i would advise the u.k. i think you can't listen to the same people all the time which is kind of the problem when you have people trying to use solutions that created the problem to get out of it something like einstein said. regarding the u.k. they should say look this is enough we don't want any part of this because why should we join a system t

infinity. we need to abolish obama education.applause] education is too important for it to be governed by bureaucrats in washington taking away from parents and kids. and we need to champion school choice. [applause] theels civil rights issue of the next generation. i would like to see more democrats going and splange to young kids trapped in failing schools, young hispanic, young african american why they are willing to consign another generation to not have a fair and equal shot at the american dream. [applause] we need to stand with israel. [applause] but we need to stop sending foreign aid to nations that hate us. just two weeks ago, president obama canceled white house tours and sent $250 million to egypt. with no conditions, no strings attached, nothing focused on u.s. national security. he simply wrote a check. we need to get back to growth and opportunity. now, listen spreading the message that our policies work, their policies don't. that government control hurts those struggle technology make the american dream the i c

.] >> nissan is recalling a call it covers the altima, the leaf, path finder sentra infinity jx 35 suvt sure how many are affected. they will start notifying car owners next month. if only i could read your mind that. saying is now true. for the first time they are now able to see what you are thinking thanks to a brain scan. the area scans the same place in the brain where personalities are processed. meaning we are likely predicting the behavior of someone before we even meet them. patti ann? >> in 2010 michigan was expecting a $1.58 billion deficit. why did millions of tax payer dollars go help disney make the movie oz? diane macedo has this story. >> despite the financial trouble michigan is contributing roughly $4 million to production of disney's oz the great and powerful thanks to an incentive program aimed at making michigan the hollywood of the midwest. according to the mackinac center the public policy in 2010 the program included a 42 percent refund of all in state movie production costs which lawmakers opened would persuade film studios to relocate to michigan and create lo

and qe infinity. >> they announced they're going to do this forever.levels of trading. and the euro of course you have a little bit of politics. the euro problem as it always would. the elites are never going to give up on their plan for the euro. now you have political problems in italy. you have a lot of drags in the euro. plus, european growth is terrible. and european unemployment is terrible. we can only be glad we don't have that kind of problem here. >> when you look at the yen, and the bank of japan strategy, there's good strategy? is it going to work? >> it will work if they do it. i don't mean to be factious on that. the markets have move on what the boj have said they are going to do. they expect that they will. they haven't done anything yet. this is a history going back 15 years of japanese bank intervention in the yen. if they do it in coordination with people it's usually successful. when they do it on their own it's not successful. this time they're trying to be successful because it's important on their own. that means they're really g

the infinity game is disney's answer to activision sky lander.h date will be august 18th. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper dennis: now that lloyd blankfein says he plans to extend his controversial reign as chief executive at goldman sachs, nice to know he developed a new policy on one of more pressing matters affecting shareholders employees and investors around the world. what is that? not going to take away charlie gasparino's thunder. go ahead. >> or irony. what is fascinating about this, you generally don't see ceos wade into social issues especially lloyd blankfein was under pressure on business practices and under investigation. he done that recently, came out in favor of gay marriage. basically said it was business issue. allows them to attract talented employees. i'll tell you this is unusual. that is what he says publicly, behind the scenes, let me get out some stuff and we should bat this around, and this is big issue affecting wall street, behind the scenes, people at goldman sachs are

. >> he's got an infinity for the poor, margen utilized and i think that's what we need to focus and get back to basic. >> may god strengthen pope francis now and always. >> reporter: in san jose, carol lou. >>> in the last half hour the san francisco symphony announced it was canceling a tour due to the ongoing musician strike. the musicians reject ad proposal by a mediator to resume performances by a cooling off period. today's performance was the fourth straight concert to be canceled since the musicians went on strike on wednesday. the performers are upset over propels by management to freeze their pay with a 1% increase the next two years. >>> grammy winning rapper collapsed on stage last night during a concert in iowa. [ music ] ♪ be my queen if you know what i mean ♪ >> his real name is anthony terrell smith with his hit wild thing. concert goers say paramedics attended to the rapper as he lay on the stage. there are reports he suffer ad seizure but his representative has not committed on his condition. he collapsed on stage once back in 2009 and again in 2011. in the meantime

and while disney is going to launch its infinity gaming initiatives, two months, an effort to capitalizele retail. the video game has been described as disney's answer to activision. one of last year's top-selling games. the new launch will now be august 18th. now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with cheryl casone. ♪ cheryl: of right. check out this list of films. no, it is not the sundance film festival lineup. it is movies on the brand new. so why track all the way to utah? it is cold when you get to sundance in january. been there several times. you can go online and get the same experience with up the crowd which is the attitude. joining me now for a fox business exclusive. and you really have of fascinating to my think of a window into entertainment and kind of where it's going, especially with these new filmmakers who want more for themselves. they don't want to go to paramount pictures and lose all that cash. you really are building a business. when did this all-star? >> well, we think that's right. since its earlier stage, it was actually founded back in 2004 and

so you want a progressive rate up to infinity, i guess. that would require the federal government to go into my house and almost do a cool could you legs of what i'm worth to put a onerous taxation on me. do you believe it's right for any of government to impossession a 39%, 45% on anybody. >> that's what lobled degeneres. >> i want to know what you believe. >> 1981 the tax rate. >> back to ronald reagan. >> top tax bracket was 50%. >> bill: nobody paid it because of the deductions and because of the tax shelters. >> believe me, there are still plenty of deductions. what the congressional black caucus is suggesting we go to the top tax bracket of the 1980s which i think was a pretty good period, you would have to admit, right? >> no. >> bill: i'm not going to admit to that because it's not relevant to our discussion. our discussion is does the federal government in a spree nation, and i emphasize free nation. has a right to take half your stuff. >> it worked for a lodge typing. >> do they have the right materially. >> the pcp, we give $5 m

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