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. -- the jetsons. >> that's right. >> we are making four half sheets of gougere. this is a common thing you can buy in bakeries in france, in my experience. >> it's hard to find good ones, though. if you're looking for gougere, go to partine's. not necessarily all the way to france. >> how many of you actually like, enjoy cooking? is this a big thing for you guys? some of you cook for survival. we have some survival cookers. when you're talking clients, you're asking them about what their cooking and eating styles are. >> absolutely. people that are foodies that, you know, have special requirements and you know, sometimes we put, you know double stoves, double refrigerators, double dish washers, but there's also a bunch of new types of appliances, we install steamers a lot and -- >> i saw a deep fat frier out here that is incorporated, we'll see it when we take a walk. is that cool? what is this? >> treshtime. -- fresh thyme. it says use fresh time or pepper, i'm going to -- fresh thyme or pepper, i'm going to do a batch with thyme. >> foodies always want professi

team usa has put out their version of carly ray jetson's catchy summer diddy "call me maybe." .ey sweep up the medals, it will be a sign of their loose camaraderie. if they don't, let the questions begin. >> quickly, the hottest of tickets tonight, but there have been some issues. i understand general admission ticket isn't what he think it might be? >> i'm hearing complaints from so many americans. there was one ioc broker that deals to america, canada, australia. six-hour lines, family members split up on different sides of the arena. people not being able to get into the park. so we'll see how that plays out, but still a lot of excitement in london tonight. >> thus it begins. bill weir, thank you. we'll have much more of bill's interview with first lady michele on "nightline." later in our program, the hypersculpted bodies of today's olympians and how they compare to the stars of our past. >>> and one more snapshot in the olympics, traffic in london came to a standstill today, so republican mitt romney opted to skip the motorcade and walk to his meeting with ireland's prime m

. >> when we come back, why we can live like the jetsons and charting a path to our own future in mind and body. my thoughts on today's guests and why we chose to showcase what they do, right after the break. ideas are the best politics. of sununu, you're wrong. mitt romney, you're wrong. we need more teachers, not fewer teachers and more cops and more firefighters that support our what's my secret for sunday lunch? my little helpers... and 100% natural french's yellow mustard. it has zero calories for me, and a taste my family loves. >> take almost any industry, health care, technology, energy and see the devices and techniques barely dreamed of a few decades ago. predicting the future has long been around for science fiction but when every industry is constantly revamped by technology, we must rely on modern visionaries to help us plan for the future. it's visionaries like my guests today that help provide a road map for our future, a framework for what is possible so that society, industry and government can prepare themselves as best they can. government can be a major boost for in

of direction that the two candidates are offering right now yeah so so i think that you know but jetson there's this huge faction or that you're the tea party right there's this huge faction in the republican party the all these tea partiers who came in and a lot of the tea partiers are a lot closer to gary johnson than they are to mitt romney some are there gary johnson scalzi gary johnson has some issues that are attractive to folks in the tea party but when they start looking on the ballot when it comes to november it's easy to. say these things now three months out but when they're looking on the ballot and thinking ok it is going to risk four more years of barack obama or i'm going to suck it up and vote for romney a lot of them are going to suck it up and vote for romney but the real spoiler the real guy who may be a spoiler is not gary johnson the real guy who may be the spoiler is virgil goode who is ridge of the virgil goode former congressman from virginia running as the constitution candidate he's trying to get on the ballot in virginia polls show a pretty even race right now

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. >> when we come back, why we can live like the jetsons and charting a path to our own future in mind and body. start you morning with a daily dose of politics from a fresh perspective. >>i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. >> take almost any industry, health care, technology, energy and see the devices and techniques barely dreamed of a few decades ago. predicting the future has long been around for science fiction but when every industry is constantly revamped by technology, we must rely on modern visionaries to help us plan for the future. it's visionaries like my guests today that help provide a road map for our future, a framework for what is possible so that society, industry and government can prepare themselves as best they can. government can be a major boost for innovation and emerging technologies crafting policy that supports new ideas and entrepreneurialism, but keep the best interest always of people in mind. that means insuring privacy is paramount. technology was biased purely on advancement, smarter faster, cheaper. we're learning with glo

. >> it looks like a jetsons chair. >> your fritter is in there.'d like a copy of today's recipe, log on to our web site and click on food or send a self-addressed stamped envelope to sunday brunch, at coop coop. -- 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. and please stay with us. we'll be right back with a look at the finished product and more > >> there's a look at the finished product. very beautiful. where can we get tickets? >> it's at missiontics.com and they're $50. all kinds of great stuff. >> they have great drinks there. >> that's good to know, too. >> seven day speaking of that, yeah, we'll get out of here quickly. temperatures barely in the low 80's this afternoon. we should end the rain and drizzle but clouds stick around the entire day. >> well, you know what? tomorrow is another day, too. "meet the press" is next. >> have a great day, guys! >> it's america's largest free arts festival attracting 350,000 people to 12 blocks of baltimore's arts district for three days this weekend. now, in its 31st year, artscape features the wor

. >> that jetson car type of thing. >> let siri drive them there. >>> after a brief holiday break, thetoday. president obama hits the road in ohio for the first official bus trip of his 2012 campaign. mitt romney is on vacation in new hampshire, but his campaign is busy. two gop surrogates, governors tim pawlenty and bobby jindal will be on the road to follow president obama's tour. >>> more political news now. four day after mexicans voted for a new president, we should get the results of a recount today. election officials say they found inconsistencies and are now rechecking more than half the ballot boxes. the recount is not expected to change the results which gave the big win to candidate enrique pena nieto. even though investigators are looking into claims that some votes may have been bought. >>> well everyone agrees the ipad, apple ipad is the tablet computer to beat. but amazon, google and microsoft are all taking aim at the market for smaller, cheaper tablets at half the price. now sources tell bloomberg that apple is going to enter that market with a smaller version of the

first jetsons showed us a house where robots helped us, new technology might go beyond that helping withcated procedures like heart surgery. here is the story in start small, think big. >> reporter: in the movie minority report robotic spiders are a tool for law enforcement. here at carnegie mellon university, professor and his students are working on a different kind of robotic tool, snakes. >> do you love snakes and have a fascination with snakes? >> actually, i don't like snakes. i'm afraid of snakes. >> you're afraid of snakes? >> a lot of people are. >> the professor is putting his phobia aside. these snakes can be used for surge and rescue operations like disasters, earthquakes, but the smallest could have the biggest impact. a robotic snake doctors hoping to use for ear, nose, and throat and eventually heart surgery saving patients from large incisions, scars and pain. >> it was designed for minimally invasive surgery. this robot is 11 millimeters in diameter. we're constantly thinking how to make it smaller, don't need large suites to do minimally invasive surgery. >> you're sayi

but this bill isn't giving us just a futuristic technology of the jetsons, it's gives us the prehistoric technologies of the flint stones. volumes of reports have been written about rare earth minerals and other critical and strategic minerals and none of them define things like gravel or sand and clay as critical or strategic minerals. what we could be doing, what we should be doing, on this house floor, is developing a policy to break china's grip on the rare earth minerals that are important to our high technology sector and to national defense. but we aren't doing that with this bill. no, what we are doing here is using strategic and critical minerals, as a pretext for gutting environmental protections relating to virtually all mining operations. now, because this is a g.o.p. give away game show here on the house floor, in fact when the majority has cast so many votes to benefit these industries it gets hard to keep track so we have created this chart to help everyone keep track of which industry is benefiting each week in the g.o.p. giveaway game show. yesterday my colleague from ut

. >> the jetson flying car not in the 20-year forecast yet?alk about autos, just coming in below 14 million. what's the number the automakers need to be profitable? >> they're profitable. >> at this level. >> they're profitable at a sales rate of 10.5 million, where they stripped themselves down to. the problem is now for the automakers, europe. europe is dragging everybody down with much weaker than expected sales. >> uh-huh. >> here in the u.s. we're profitable in terms of what we're seeing from the automakers the question now is if we see sales coming in well below 14 million you'll see a lot of people on wall street take down their full year sales forecast because 13.5 million makes people say now we're seeing weakness we weren't expecting. >> we'll have phil back at 8:00 and talk to him more about autos and including the story fiat is importing cars from italy to the united states. >> as expected. >> cute little ones? >> i think they're selling, i guess. >> yes. >> after that super bowl ad, i mean how could they -- >> i thought it was the