you know the price of oil the declines let so. they would be competitors they would be other communities that fold at the edge and they tried to look to see the same kind of bubbles stages and effects from it and i'm glad you brought up this kind of conversation about the amount of money that bitcoin costs right now i want to take a look at how the markets have been reacting to that client now this past january bitcoin was trading at about thirteen dollars by the beginning of this november it was worth two hundred dollars and then by saying that giving it was almost twelve hundred dollars before dropping back down again now bitcoin is so popular at the moment that it briefly overtook gold and value but gold throughout the years has remained stable and it has remained at dependable meanwhile something like tulips for instance shot up in the markets and then really dropped so my question to you is what do you think being an economist what is more likely to be the outcome of bitcoin are we going to see the gold scenario or are we goi

so, i put those in there. let's have a little look here. they're getting golden and gorgeous. ntly with the tongs, turn these around. look how crispy they are, really, really nice. okay, little bit of cheese. oh, it's good. back to the salad. scatter over a nice bag of prewashed watercress, and you can coarsely grate or matchstick an apple for a lovely crunch. and then to finish the salad off, another little trick, but so easy, is we get that pomegranate. we open our hand like that. all right, we put the pomegranate here like that; and from a height, you bash out all of those pomegranate seeds; and, yeah, it puts a blooming mess everywhere, but that's kind of the spirit of the dish, and then look in here. they're looking really good. let's get me tongs. look, you can see all the layers of the pastry. that's what filo is all about; and, you know, we're really not looking for perfect little parcels, absolutely not; and if they're a bit rustic and rugged, then all better for it. so, the filos are nearly there. the salad is done, and the only job now to finish it all off is a syrup

let's move on to number four. >> so, let's come to the fourth exhibit now. number four, this is called "harmony of the spheres," and this is an exhibit that focuses on the relationship between math and music. and the way it works is that each one of these balls represents a chord -- a chord that has three notes, which is also called a triad. so, when i touch that, we're hearing a chord. >> depending on which spheres you touch, you can actually create not just different music, but different emotions. >> i can show you that on this side, we have a minor chord, so that sounds kind of sad, whereas on this side we have a major chord, and that sounds kind of happy. >> so, it's musical math, then? >> it's musical math, and this is one of two music-and-math exhibits we have in the museum. there are a lot of relationships between math and music. >> next is number three. the math square is a colorful way to show relationships. for example, here it's drawing a border around each kid to literally prove a point. >> that border shows all the points on this square that are

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goad let's celebrate and god you blessed this city in so many ways. we've got people coming all over the world let's continue to work properly. amino and we have a lot of african-american clergy and we're going to introduce now michael johnson with urban core. come on michael (clappin (clapping.) i have a few prepared remarks you know the rooerdz are able to a.d. live but i've got to write my stuff down so i can be clear. so i want to thank you all for coming out today to celebrate the grand opening of the mary rogers senior center. i was home last time and before i went to bed i was trying to put together the words to say. i thought about it for the last several months. and i decided to frame it with a couple of points of history in my life. the first thing when i i was a teenager and attended a career day in philadelphia and learned with r what an architect does. i realized immediately that's what i wanted to do and went home and told mom and dad. my schooling prepared me for the education but the passion for redeveloping neighborhoods you such as th

so let's stick with this guys. let's not threaten the entire global financial market with our shenanigans. it will not work for the debt ceiling. >> do you agree, lanhee? >> no, it is time for the republicans to enforce fiscal responsibility. there are few negotiation points remaining. for paul ryan, this is a master stroke for him. on one hand, he's the dealmaker. on the other hand, he's appealing again to conservatives. he's able to have his cake and eat it too. >> healthcare, some democrats are suggesting it is working. there was a little blip from the administration last week but some of the insurance companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to indicate they think the market could work. could this turn into an asset for democrats or be neutralized? >> absolutely not. this will be a complete disaster. that's why you have people like hagan and lan drew and others running away from obamacare. it will be worse next year. premiums going up. seniors -- seniors getting hit by medicare advantage cuts. 201

the people in the room and the aluminums that have graduated they're my true expiration and heros so let's a round of probable cause tonight (clapping) i'm also a graduate of the program i've got about 20 years clean and sober (clapping) so when i thank the clients and a graduates that come through the doors so i know some of the struggles they go through because i went through the doors i see the clients get well, i hear the stories when they come back from they're outings they can feel the aura of sobriety. and the negative energy out in the city they can subtle their friendship clients when they do their daily actions. that's what i'm about is supporting those folks in the friendship house. that's what we need. this room is full of talented heros and once you start communicating together we can bridge that into the next generation for the children and grandchildren in the room. i thank you and appreciate being nominated and thank you for coming out. (clapping.) >> after orlando's family photographer finishes up there hey. at this time we're going to ask the honor resolution and their pr

this is an opportunity in the celebration of our country let's not make decisions out of fear but out of a progressive approach. so we can have the talent and the values of what we believe in to be reflected in a good inhabitation policy >> let's hear from so many of the ceos. >> i actually want to follow up on mayor lee's comment. the conversation is about fear it's in human nature to be afraid of what you don't know. for me personally i've seen this in immigrant communities. they tend to stick together and don't reach out the the mainstream americans. personally, i have friends from 40 different countries i get to eat their food. so the responsibility is on the immigrants and the residents to understand each other and build bridges. so having said that having reached out to my friends being open and honest why it matters to me immigration policy and why would it matter to you. going back to the conversations of the nation it's great for immigrants. that's my personal battle cry and it's really, really easy - let me start again. it's a like the vote will be passed in the house today. we - have pretty much everyth

guys, thanks so much. let's wrap it up with a little stocks versus options. long, 100 shares of the gld, it will cost you about 12 grand. so mike's call is call spread offers a 4 to 1 payout and defines risk to just 1.25. so that's the play there. so, if you have a question, send us a tweet at cnbc options, we'll answer it in our next 101 web extra tonight. scott has a bearish trade on gold. in addition to scott you'll find great trader blogs, educational materials, so do check it out. and here's what's coming up next. ♪ >> talk about hell on wheels. sports swashing while gm makes new highs. we'll tell you why divergent paths could set up the trade of a lifetime. [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell we

so you can. >>> table four is being cleared. let'syes, chef. >> they're waiting. >> yes, chef. >> now i travel a lot. and i meet chefs who say i want to be number one in the world. i was in mexico, the yucatan. they don't even know how to make a tortilla. they don't know what a tortilla is made of. they lose touch with what tradition is. >> that looks good. >> it's good for you to try this, the herring, the rye bread, the smoked fish, the traditional stuff, you know, when you grow up as a cook here, and you think of this as old fashioned you don't see it as an inspiration for your future endeavors as a cook. the next thing we serve you is flat bread. very traditional here. we spice ours with chutes of spruce and oak tree. >> this is amazing. amazing. >> that's good. >> sophistication. something that is so down to earth flavor-wise. >> no doubt about it. that's both, like, really classic and totally new. how you doing? >> hello. cheers. >> i'm learning, danes may be stiff, but they sure as hell know how to drink. nils is a danish renai

so, let me comment on this notion right away. and let's not let it just escape us as a sign of progress. it's really a mistaken stereotype of what feminism stands for, or ever has. from the very beginning, feminists saw that women were being swept into the modern workplace by the demands of a modern can't list economy. but first, women were restricted to the pink collar ghetto, sales women, secretaries, nurses. and it was feminists who insisted that women can do professional work and hold authority. they woke open the law schools, the employment ads, the medical schools, and not to ignore the journalism schools and many other institutions. they clearly saw, from the beginning, that women would not be able to do it all, and they asked society to provide for child care, family leave, flex time, and all services that other advanced can't list countries do offer. for another thing, they asked men to become more active in raising their children. today, studies show that when men are better fathers, families are much happier. and also

let's suppose i said one second after that, what would it be? - 70. - 70. so it keeps picking up the same-- well, here it is right here. g is gonna be 10. let's just call it 10. if g is 10, just multiply by the number of seconds. even if i told you it falls in 7 seconds, you can still do it. maybe not 9 seconds. okay, 9s are kind of tough. but see, 7, all right? 7, you just say 7 times 10 is 70. how about i gave a decimal 7.9 seconds? oh, remember the first time you saw a 7.9, oh, god. what's 7.9 seconds, gang? how fast is it going? 79. 79, whatever it is, okay? it's 7.9 multiplied by 10, isn't that neat, huh? so that, well, then we review, okay? now, here's the more important question. lee, question. yeah, so let's see, last time we were talking about throwing a ball up in the air and then having it drop. yeah. and so at the top, its velocity will be zero. or when we originally let it go, its velocity is zero. that's right. starts up at zero. - as it starts going down... - that's right. ...i'm having trouble with that. that's right. here it's zero, right here

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going to put it on a low speed, let the dough come together, and that takes about two or three minutes. and then we're only going to knead it for about a minute longer. >> sowhile she's putting that dough together, let's talk a little bit more about protein content in flour. well, of course, cake flour has very low protein content, and they measure content by taking 30 grams of flour and figuring out how much actual protein is in it. well, this is eight or nine percent, which would be a little under three grams of protein per 30 grams of flour. all-purpose tends to be between ten percent and 11%, and bread flour runs usually 12% to 13%. now, there's an exception to this: king arthur sells an all-purpose flour, it's in every supermarket, that is on the high end of all-purpose. it's 11.8% protein. so it's sort of on the very low end of bread flour and the very high end of all-purpose. we liked this because it had enough structure so when we actually baked the croissant, they baked up nice, had nice layering, but it was still soft enough to roll out. so all-purpose flour from king arthur was the one flour we thought was really best for this recipe. >> all rig

so let's keep coming together. we need more banks like silicon valley ail our banks to join the nonprofits and to join the communicative base and a developers like urban core and others to get more done. that's what's behind the infrastructure investment a replacement for very development. we weren't going to cry we were going to fight. so we were here two times and many of you recall that rainy day when we green broke ground. we keep he pounding the ground. we came back and said with rooerd townsend we're going to do something else we're going to build the big picture. we announced the community trust fund for 1 and a half billion dollars to use that money to replace the projects so we full those other promises we made. and this is what's behind the mary helene rogers site. it fulfills a promise we wouldn't have poverty housing in this city to revision public housing. so let's keep working together all the elements that mr. johnson identified we need outline r all those we need urban core and everybody to work acr

that's certainly been the experience over the years, so let's get that done first. then, i think it'll be easier to deal with the trans-pacific partnership. >> max baucus also was the democratic -- foremost democratic champion of some kind of tax reform, working withdave camp in the house. that's pretty much dead now, isn't it? >> no, actually - >> in this congress, will we have big tax reform? >> on trade and taxes, i would also make the obvious point that ron wyden is the likely successor as chairman of that committee. i spoke to ron about this today, in fact. he is very interested in the trade agenda, always has been. he believes in trade, he thinks we ought to knock down barriers to trade. i worked with him when i was u.s. trade representative. and on tax reform, you know, ron's been very aggressive on that. in fact, he has his own tax reform proposal that lowers the rate and broadens the base. >> but you don't think you can get it done in this congress, though, do you? >> well, not this year, certainly, but next year, i think if dave camp and ron wyden join for

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let's suppose the mass is 1 kilogram, so it's coming in at 10 meters per second, let's just make that up. okay? and it has a mass of 1 kilogram, so what's the momentum of the object? 10. it's 1 times 10 is 10, 10 units of momentum. okay? now, it hits another car, but this time instead of bouncing, both cars move together. what's the momentum before and after collision? ss. same, same. same, same. so what's the momentum after collision? but now i'm gonna ask, what's the speed after collision? see, why some people get mixed up? "they got speed, momentum, mass-- "there's all these ideas. i can't handle them. i'm gonna drop the course." no, no, no, no. get some tutoring, okay? you see the different ideas? so if you have twice as much mass moving with the same momentum, they must be moving with how much speed? 10. oh, not 10. 'cause now this is one, this is one, i get--look at this. to begin with, the momentum before is gonna be equal to, after. before i've got mass of 1 times 10 mv plus-- if this was a zero at the beginning, remember the zero? boom, they hit. and then after they hit, i've

so let's jump into 9/11. of. >> okay. >> the post-9/11 world. and you focused specifically on drone attacks and targeted killings. >> right. >> there seem to be a, i mean, there was a whole lot of new doctrine that came out of, that came out of the white house after 9/11. >> sure, right. and that's partly the context in which we're talking about. >> absolutely. >> go ahead. >> okay. so think about in time, 9/11 happened. for the first time, a terrorist organization that is not state sponsored has the technological and organizational and financial capabilities to make a major blow at a world power. 3,000 people are killed, that's as many as died during the japanese invasion of pearl harbor. huge issues. so immediately of after that president bush announces a new bush doctrine. he says you're either with us or against us. if the terrorists are located this your country, we consider you against us, and we will attack you. and then he says that's part one of the bush doctrine. part two is we don't have to wait this -- until we are attacked, we can a

you aren't worried about this comeback of debtors' prisons are you think those rednecks deserve it so let me ask you something how's it going with paying off all your loans and bills i hope for your sake you don't miss a payment fashion just my opinion. spitzbergen is the starting point for expeditions to the north pole a little over a thousand kilometers away. as next to no sunlight each day what little remains continues to do. in just ten days the sun will stop rising above the horizon all together. it will begin. like it is on the mainland in the middle of. the locals say there are three four seasons here day night and snowmobile season. people on the island because of the environment but a very small few have chosen to live here. yes. just. be careful. to. go. to great at the norwegian town of. special ceremony. it wasn't until nine hundred twenty eight of the island's became norwegian territory. unique status. in commercial activity here.

all right, let's move on. so we've dealt with the people. once we dealt with the people incidents, they will now do property. so no particular order now. there's no particular order, we're just going to discuss this. a building is fully involved in fire. people have been reported missing. what can you do as nerts, as a nert team? rope it off, cordon it off. what else? good, runner to the fire department. do you have the tools and skills to extinguish a major fire? no, you don't. notify the erd, evacuate -- assist the fire department if we get there, but don't become a victim. smell of gas. what can you do as nerts? turn off the gas. and what are the 3 situations when you want to shut the gas off? smell the gas, something -- oh, yeah, wheels are spinning and major building collapse. muni -- overhead muni wire, flopping around. what can you did as nerts? always assume all electricity is live and hot. so what can you do as nerts? cordon off the area, tell people to stay back. small fires reported in the rear of a building, what can you do as ne

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you're going to go from three or four workers per person retiree person now that there is no trust so no let me finish so for the first time in history we're going to have just one generation double pay the boomers are not going to pay for their parents' retirement but they're also going to put money in a savings account for their own retirement so just the baby boom generation is going to double pay and so reagan doubled the social security tax you'll recall it was always you know only working people were having their taxes doubled at the same time that regular taxes were being cut and so of course the so scared trust fund is supposed to go away it's supposed to go away when the last of the boomers die it was intended to work that way and of course you're going to have those ratios change but how do you have two point one workers pay for all the retirees when they've two point seven trillion dollars in a trust fund there's two point zero really i always you know understand how that is you know there is not all my goodness truth i worked on capitol hill i worked on this very issue they got.

you aren't worried about this comeback of debtors' prisons or you think those rednecks deserve it so let me ask you something how's it going with paying off all your loans and bills i hope for your sake you don't miss a payment but that's just my opinion. thanks . so much for the pirates of course. this is too low. so it was. a. very great description of the hell i'd heard to derail. the most important thing to do you do read all of it if you go hit home get your. job read your page added to the material and it was only by what you already know the other. understand. the. situation. that if they are made by which the bad political office is it can only sit with them to see if they are rich or all they'll be back to. back or over to the dead like so. they don't have to live vicariously they way they. can get engaged in. it venture outside for a while those who focus on. this but since. the ones who use the least believe you should. oh oh also who might have to search for his own name first thing in the. news is that he's on the some news on one side but it's nice golden independent journa

have to be split into that let's take a plan statement so badly damaged that they have no other choice it's let's stay with policy what diane you know i'm going to let's go to don no don waiting to war i've really been waiting for immigration reform well i think a lot of latinos are too and it's probably not going to happen don i mean the perception from the outside looking in is that barack obama is just a figurehead for corporate america he's more interested in their interests. it's hard to hard to dispute that based on policy let's look at immigration reform he has deported more people than all prior presidents combined and he's only partway through his second term ok so what kind of policy is likely to come out i mean this is charade that goes on that this is a compromise american politics i know is the world are in to people outside of the united states you don't have ideological differences between the parties there is wage issue. you know matters that you know i have audio article to do pretty. serious are you serious you don't have audio magic observations about it

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so our our guys are talking to each other so anyway let me start with you what first of all what got you into your radar and what got you what you got me to politics as. well i guess the honest answer would be. grade school.

so let's talk about it. all right.have jack ablin, bmo private bank executive, vice president and chief investment officer. dan clifton, head of policy research at strategis. today an interesting day. fed taper or not. mary thompson reported at the top of the show it was the cyclical pro-growth, you know, industrials, tech, energy stocks that rallied. that's pretty positive in terms of the economy's future. >> absolutely. i think that economic growth is accelerating, and, you know, if you want to make a case for a fed taper, you know, this month, i mean, in fact, wednesday, there's a decent argument for it. i think, though, first of all, i am a taper fan. i think the fed does need to move to the sidelines. whether they do it in december ahead of the christmas selling season and right in front of year end, probably not. i think it's a little too messy right now. >> well, okay, maybe not, but when you look at this thing, i don't know, dan clifton, it sort of felt to me, today -- i may be that wrong -- that all the good n

so let me ask you... at's in your wallet?a panel appointed by president obama to review the nsa surveillance program recommending a major overhaul of its domesti spy practices. forty-six recommendations include revamping the nsa phone records collection program and the president will decide which proposals to implement, if any of those. spurred by the theft and release of top-secret materials by former contractor edward snowden and james rosen rat weighed in on the idea of him returning. >> i think he ought to be prosecuted for treason and if convicted by a jury, we shuld be hanged bythe neck. lou: this iludes the targeting of mohammed morsi and the targeting of hezbollah and hamas. and the nation of saudi arabia's leader says he would like to see diplomatic solutions to the civil war. saudi arabia has condemned the united states, which they say risk the security and stability of the iddle east and the deputy consul general now faces felony charges of visa fraud and false statements concerning her nanny. she claimed she was s