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. >>> people are flocking to a convention center outside tokyo to experience the latest itn digital technologies. there's always plenty to take in at the event known as seatec japan. and this year people are paying attention to wearable devices, especially ones focused on health care. >> reporter: some are glasses. other devices are watches. crowds rush to see wearable devices in the exhibit hall. they are fast becoming a part of our daily lives. children too can enjoy them. a fencer built into the wrist band measures the changing speed and angle of one's swing, and the matching sound effect is played by the smartphone. [ tennis sounds ] this bandage-type sensor is one of many devices for the health care market that's under development. when applied to the skin, it measures body surface temperature. such small devices are made possible by miniaturizing the communication model. the one boff is usual size and the one below is a minuiaturize version. they were separated and laid out on two levels of thin substrate to achieve such a small size. >> translator: the company's parts are quite similar. s

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itn you see this selling, causes concern and people want to bailout of the market.e will see if the floor gets set in the market overall. the selling is broad-based. when angels, technology, you name it. >> lisa is joining me here in studio. you are following the bond market. >> a dramatic day in bonds. down to thelds lowest level since december of 2012. pretty significant moves. the tenure has dropped the most since 2009. question inassive the market about whether investors are -- they go in and buy treasuries to cover their shorts. there is some speculation that is fueling today's move. a lot of concern about the global slowdown in the u.s. beng able to being unable to immune to the slowdown in europe. jeff,ning us from boston, chief global strategist at charles schwab. welcome to "bottom line." is this something that is overdue or something else going on in the markets? able to say it is overdue in the sense that the centeredhis growth is on the deflation concerns coming out of europe and commodity prices have led us stocks lower. oil peaked back in june. other c

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book, itn notes in the has come to something much broader then just treaty rights.ve come to mean indian rights, to a degree. it's a very rhomb located history, our relationship with treaties, and to some of us -- complicated history, our relationship with treaties, and to some of us, it is a very personal history. i am currently a law professor life ie, and that is the will go back to, no later than january 27, 2017. not that i am counting the days. just as the constitution defines the governmental relationship between the united states and each state, the treaties define the relationship between the united states and each of the tribes. like federal constitutional rights, which are known to have a penumbra, they exude a broader meaning than just the words on the page. tribal laws also have greater meaning. they are known as the trust responsibility. this penumbra extends beyond treaties and beyond tribes with treaties to all of the tribes. one is tempted to think that treaties are unimportant, today. their role is the back own of the relationship, the trust respon

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suit, itn the yellow takes 30 minutes?out half an hour to get in and out, and the cdc is running this at a fema site in alabama that all of the knowledge comes from doctors without borders etu's, they have run ebola treatment units. if you look at what they have on the website, things you should at on, two gloves them doctors without borders says you can't going without a buddy, you're suiting up together and going in together if someone panics or feels compromise you leave together. they have mirrors see can check that you are clothes correctly and if you look at the cdc guidelines they still have skin exposed. when you're suited up with doctors without borders there is not a centimeter of flesh expose. it's like a halloween costume, that is not a joke but it is intense. >> these guys are wearing the suits in intense heat. you are wearing this in alabama. >> it was 60 degrees and i felt uncomfortable. i can't imagine what it is like 95 degrees. >> my right the first person to take -- sick they believe it was taking off qu

itn you dig further down, really has to do with the cost side of things because they are saying operations in europe continue to recover after a strong focus on cost savings during an extremely difficult market. this business bought the ge appliances business for $3.3 billion. last month. they are updating investors, saying they expect that to close in 2015. the group of investors is planning to bid for adidas reebok unit. >> we saw that story. hans nichols has been looking into this. rebounds, this has been a troubled purchase. terms of u.s. in positioning. what do we know? >> we know there has been a group of investors from hong kong and abu dhabi. they are offering 1.7 billion euros. billion dollars for reebok. which adidas purchased for 3 billion euros back in 2006, so almost a 50% haircut. we know adidas is a company under pressure. their stock is down 30% this year. they had problems not just in in their golfo unit. when you look at the u.s., they are still waiting for their soccer bet to really pay off. some of the marquee basketball stars have been injured. that isa company struggl

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sense, itn a larger is a fracking story, supply and demand.ates produced 88% of the energy it needed last year. we used to get a lot of oil imported all over the world. that does not have to come here anymore. that can go other places, like asia and china in particular. oil means there is more there and that brings the worldwide price of oil down. overall, we do not need as much oil here it on top of that, china needs less and you end up with lower oil prices. >> what if the dollar keeps strengthening? david was citing the research by his own forecasters and economist saying the euro will go to parity with the dollar. >> it will just keep the price pressure on. saudi arabia has let it be known in the oil markets that they are starting to adjust how much oil they put into the world to try to control the level of oil. for the time being, it looks the oil prices will be well contained. the average gas prices keep going down. >> why don't i see that when i go to the pump? >> maybe you are not going to the right destination. they were like where in

and libya resuming production and iraq increasing production and balance that against the demand and itn which is reduced looks like we have too much oil. >> what are the strategists saying about whether the u.s. can be affected by what's going on? breakeven when it stops making sense for the u.s. to stop fracking for oil. other thing that is interesting is morgan stanley and other analysts say that oil could be turning. crude demand should rise in the fourth quarter and the last leg of this decline in crude oil prices was not fundamentally driven. they said it was more of a knee-jerk reaction to the stronger dollar. they also see positive signs in the physical market like from asia. with crude prices at the current levels and if they do recover and bottom, it might spell trouble for countries like russia. russia needs brent oil at at least 92-90 three dollars per barrel. if it's at $90, the gdp of russia would fall by four percent next year. >> thank you so much. up, the threat of a global slowdown and germany cut its forecast and how should the fed respond to all of this? plus, mcdonal

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. -- itn asked a question is a question. it is not rhetorical. for what cause could this omission have happened in the articles of confederation? does the most concise and brilliant political analysis i think i have ever seen by anyone in a compressed space. five points, and if you look at how he is reasoning, you see the way in which his mind worked, and what made him such a leading constitution writer. what did the framers of confederation get wrong? why did they not anticipate this would be a problem? when theyanswer is, wrote those constitutions back in 1776, the passage from federalist 49 -- back then, we were all republicans. we all believed in government by the virtuous. we all believed in patriotic impulses. we deferred to our leaders and we reunited, rejecting monarchy. at the time, we just did not think it would be necessary to have some enforcement mechanism behind it. this reasoning -- he was reasoning like a historian. the reason i got it wrong was not some random decision. the real fact was that this actually fit the underlying assu

outed, itn on may was looks as though there were some significant leaks in the british atomic bomb program we didn't think there were any leaks in our program, but the british were leaky. the mcmahon act was passed and named after brian mcmahon, the head of the atomic energy commission and congress, stating that we were basically cutting the british off. thanks for helping us build the bomb, but you are on your own. we are no longer going to share information with you about atomic weapons. this is an attempt to plug the leaks from the british side and keep this information from getting out. of course, the argument has been made in the last 60 years about, why didn't we do enough? hopefully, i've shown you we did a significant amount. i'm going to argue that we do too much. myself, butinger there was some significant counterintelligence overreach. it actually had some detrimental effects for the scientific community and the american national security community. there is a real backlash against nuclear theorists in the united states. theorist was painted with this brush of, they are leftist,

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