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change int racial america has always required a groundswell of white support. know thatneed to black lines and brown lives matter as much as white lives. what we still have to aspire to. i said it yesterday and i believe it, is not just a problem in new york city. it's an american problem and an american challenge. it goes back to the founding of this republic that we still have not resolved. our generation has to resolve it. >> this is a reason the case resonate so strongly. the videotape showing eric garner being apprehended for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. everyone can see the chokehold. everyone can hear his desperate cries. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i don't know what video they were looking at. evidently it wasn't the same one that the rest of the world was looking at. how could we put our trust in the justice system which has failed us like this? >> it is precisely that question which makes these protests and makes this moment so meaningful. >> for more, i spoke a short time ago with the new york congressman, gregory meeks. what s

i can't possibly do justice to it on cable tv at this int po.ut suffice it to say they've gone back and looked at the big sell-offs from 1998nd 2009. they say the key level is $62.91 per barrel if you compare the sell-offs back then and assume it's going to be roughly the same now and they say, look, we got to $63.72 this morning. so they think we're pretty much there. they also say that monthly momentum is completely oversold just as it was back in those two key time periods as well. when you look at the crude curve it also suggests that traders fwlooef the price xwoes higheri like stocks. you buy it for delivery. when would you like your oil, january of 2015 or august of 2015 or february of 2016 because these are real commodities that companies need in order to power shift, plane, et cetera, et cetera. price goes higher up to $69 per barrel. if you look at the long term crude curve, if you wanted oil for delivery in 2023, yes, you can do that, the price is near $80 per barrel. so where do we go from here? it's anybody's guess but right now the

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let's bring it home to stock investors as we look tomorrow with the fed and the possibility of rising inte rates next year. are we past the point where equity investors are going to worry so much about whether and when and by how much the f raises interest rates and we move to something different? >> i think equity inveor been interested . where are the profits comi from? we have a robust recovery and we start to have some positive price increases because after all, the market over costs. if we can mark up over costs and raise pr a very good pi equity market. >> bill, thank you very much. bill lee with citi. thank you for your help. >>> just when it looks like things won't get worse for son they did. that story next. >>> there has been a surge in sign-ups for a health insurance plans under the affordable care act this year. more than a million americans picked a plan in just the past week bringing the total of enrollees to nearly 2.5 million this season. that's according to the obama administration and that number is just for the federal healthcare.gov marketplace. 13 states have their own

int is where the fine line the conscious is. host: kentucky, joshua. go ahead. the main emphasis we need to place when discussing these kinds of issues is that police brutality is not strictly a racial issue. this has been going on for years. become become the -- progressively worse. there is a strong possibility that regardless of the race of the victim that the police have been acquitted more than they have been convicted of a crime. element of thel could -- recent events turn out to be a positive thing, because it is shedding light on the issue. enough people are becoming concerned that they are starting to talk about these things. but again, this issue needs to be addressed as a whole. downeds to be investigated to the training that the police officers are receiving, because it doesn't seem like this behavior is happening in isolated instances. it seems to be fairly widespread. issues, you are talking about a problem where you are starting to find the root of the problem. i think that would be was training. you could always to the body cameras, or something.

been on the radar several years, ever since the head gardener here saw it while he was driving on the intes. it needed more time to grow, but now it's ready for its turn in the spotlight. >> reporter: now a holiday guest of new york city, the rockefeller center christmas tree, 85-foot tall norway spruce sprinkled with 45,000 lights and ready to sparkle. its owners self-prolamed christmas elves bought the house in part when they learned it was in the running to take the main spot on the plaza. >> he was, like, wow, great name, great tree. this is going to be perfect. >> a 150 mile plus journey later, it was hoisted up by crane. energy-efficient l.e.d. lights were sprung on its branches, and then the crowning jewel. a star adorn with 25,000 swarovski crystals. on the ground a star-studded line-up is set leading up to the lighting, including performances by tony bennett, mariah carey, cindy lauper and leann rimes. now it's like to be on the stage and a part of the whole lighting, it's very exciting. >> reporter: a sem bol of the holiday season for people across the country set to shine when th

deals with daily encounters, little moments, places where language reveals how racism determines how we interact. and that's why i felt we need to start in the most daily way. as you say, it's difficult for people to change what's inside. and so maybe start with language. start with being accountable to language. you know, james baldwin said that not everything that's faced can be changed, but nothing can change until it's faced. so let's just start being accountable to ourselves and understanding what's driving us and what's causing the impasse when one person is faced with another person. of different color. different race. >> so now i want to have you help me juxtapose these two things. that is this notion that there seems to be on the part of many fellow citizens an awakening, given what's happened to trayvon martin and michael brown and eric garner. and let's be honest about these. these are not just black folk protesting. a whole lot of white folk have been awakened, had their consciences pricked by what they see happening to african-americ african-americans. and so there is, to my mi

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. >> he's been depicked inted in movies and satired on silicon valley. his book, "zero to one" is number one on the new york's best-sellers list. when peter teal pushed a button and sent money from one palm pilot to another and paypal was born. peter was one of the main three founders of paypal. he has 68,000 followers on twitter but tweeted just once and i almost forgot he's one of the best chess players in the united states. i think i've summed up all the things you are. before we start -- and this is laura and sarah. before we start, normally i would have the first question for you. i want it to be to you and that is you've been very straightforward about pandodaily and it's been funded by venture capital, one of which is peter. >> actually, founder's fund through peter. >> so to the viewer, money has passed from him to you? >> it has. it has. he's probably bought me more in wine at dinners over the years. >> no problem with the confidential of interest as long as you disclose it. >> knowing sarah lacy, she'll be more harsh because you have funded her

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instead of giving in, mom int t imitates him. >> she looks at him, no. >> what's the moral. >> you reallyan work with your kids. i think sometimes parents are too busy to be consistent or they are too fearful that their child will not like them. >> also. >> lead by example. see how they behave. you have to teach a child to save for a rainy day. kids have to see you do whatever you want them to do. >> finally, kids will only learn to wait if they see that delaying gratification leads to something good. do what they say. if parents don't keep promises, kids are less likely to wait for a reward. >> in this research of the marshmallow test. >> researchers broke their promise. >> listen i'm so sorry but i don't have that big set of art surprise that i told you about. >> once the promise was broken, kids were much more likely to eat the mallows. his trust in the adult message, if you delay gratification, you'll get something better, was broken. >> if the parent is not consistent, then the child will not trust that they will get what is promised. we do this as moms all the time. mom will you com

ge to int >> nobody was more skeptical than i was.o implement this entrepreneurial management system. i have been really surprised. the companies you mentioned as well as the hot up and coming startups. successfulve a prompt, you update. and you have one other person working for you. -- do we teach people >> a company like microsoft, they arguably missed some of the big technological shifts of the past 10 years. >> it's about if you are willing to change the whole blueprint. built around functional silos, not getting close to customers. want to foster that kind of innovation, you have to be willing to set up internal startups. >> i have been thinking about amazon a lot this week. amazon is this culture of pizza boxed teams that you don't want a team starting a project that is more than one late-night pizza session away from being too big. that is part of the culture. they are cheap, small teams that work fast. what about when that approach is wrong? frombelieve culture comes the process. the way people get promoted. if you want to hav

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a court, in addition to producing little to no valuable intelligence, the inter gas station mein t inthods were not approved. >> the impending release of this report has left officials in the white house panicked that it may insight violence abroad, secretary of state john kerry called fienstein to worth her and 2,000 marines were placed on alert in and around the gulf and mediterranean. officials are gearing up to rebut their report, a report that started yesterday. president bush himself said he had not yet read the report. >> we're fortunate to have men and women working hard at the cia, these are pate rereo oot patriots, whatever the report says, if it goes against them, it is off base, i knew a lot of these people and we are lucky as a nation to have them. >> thank you both for being with us. >> let me first start with the reaction from former president bush, are you surprised that he chose to defend the cia when he actually had a small window open to exon rate himself. >> no i'm not surprised. i is this it is very much in character of president bush, he has taken the position of

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