ludwig kirschenmann's probab-- rumor has it ludwig kichenmann brought one of the fst potato crops to cifnia befo the turn of the century. >> brian grows about 4,500 acres of potatoes at his familfarm, but unlike ron, he grows sller potatoes that are called chippers, which are used mostly for potato chips and french fries. so what makes a good chipper? >> what makes a good chipper is actually, um, low sugar. you know, when you, um, caramelize something in the, um, in your--with a frying pan it turns brown. so people don't like brown potato chips, i don't know why, so that means it's high sugar content. so we've got to have low sugar in order to make 'em cook white. >> the potatoes are harvested and brought here to the processing facility where they are washed, sorted, and even tasted too. to ke sure the cpping potaes have ju the right amount sugar for their stomers, brian fries some of his potatoes up to see how they cook. thus, the wall of potato chips. >> oh, it just is really because when y, um, send a pot- ad of potatoes and it cooks dark, you get the load of potatoes back. so it'

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robbie ludwig is a psychotherapist.are are increasingly becoming the bread winners and that was inevitable. >> it's been steadily climbing, the percentage of working women who outearn their husbands has been steadily climbing since the 1980s. there was a market reaction at the beginning of the century. >> before the recession? >> well before the recession which was a jump. the recession, called the man-session accelerated it. but it did not drive it. >> women now know they can do it and now it's three generations of women at work? >> right. women are outnumbering men on college and university campuses. that trend is expected to accelerate. and then the changes in the economy that were illuminated by the recession in terms of declining, manufacturing based and sort of industrial jobs. an economy that's change to go be a knowledge economy, which some say favors women. >> now, robi, in your line of work, that doesn't have to be a bad thing or appear ego hit for me men. >> right. and i am in the northeast and i treat people

here with some advice is a kolgs robi ludwig, contributor to care.com.morning. >> so much to talk about here. i'm very interested in this as the father of a young girl. we do put an awful lot of emphasis on appearance in our society. >> it's true. in fact, care.com did a survey and found what adjectives did mothers use when describing their daughters. you're beautiful. so clearly, listen, we live in a world where beauty does count. but if that's the only message your send to your child it's a dangerous one because really, we're comparing ourselves to images at one point that aren't even really real. and you don't want to give your child that there's only one trait that matters. >> so how do you fight what's happening in society? because as you say the reality is you go out into the world and people will judge a woman on her looks. you open up magazines, it's all about appearance. how do you fight that? >> you have to remember that as a parent, your voice counts. in fact, it lives inside your child for the rest of their lives. so if you help your daughter

. >> robi ludwig is a psychotherapist and jean chatzky is a financial speaker.his is the first of this kind here in the united states. i know when people first hear divorce expo, it sounds like a celebration. what do you think about the whole concept of a divorce "ex" po. >> it's nice to know they have a place where they can go to, connect, meet other people that can make it slightly easier for them. having said that, it's not going to be an easy process. >> you and i know first hand how difficult can be. you're speaking, we mentioned, about how difficult the financial picture can be when you're separating and going on your own. >> absolutely. when i got divorced, somebody said to me, you need a good attorney, you need a good financial person, and you need a good therapist. i just talked to robi. they're right. the finances are often the things that get left behind because they're the thing we're least comfortable with. >> this is the thing that resonated with me and brought tears to my eye. divorce is extremely isolating, isn't it? >> it's really a greeshing pr

we have a libertarian-a leading editorial page, more in the tradition of ludwig von -- than ayn rand.ne of the issues i would like to address today is the question are the media economically illiterate. and i would have to say, having been in this field since 1985, i would say that is a resounding, yes. i have been at large newspapers, small newspapers, "newsweek" magazine which is generally left-leaning, and even at a "soldier of fortune" we were not able to hire many right of center journalists, they were not in the culture. it is not as much bias as economic literacy, the idea that we live and zero world where economics is a zero sum game and everything must be redistributive because of a lack of understanding that things are created. this plays out with right wing issues -- immigration, for instance -- left wing issues, how many cars does not romney's wife have. and i will get more into it as we ask questions. >> good morning. my name is carol, director of the colorado fiscal policy institute, a permanent project of the colorado center of law and policy. we are a non-profit, non-

we have a libertarian-a leading editorial page, more in the tradition of ludwig von -- than ayn rand. one of the issues i would like to address today is the question are the media economically illiterate. and i would have to say, having been in this field since 1985, i would say that is a resounding, yes. i have been at large newspapers, small newspapers, "newsweek" magazine which is generally left-leaning, and even at a "soldier of fortune" we were not able to hire many right of center journalists, they were not in the culture. it is not as much bias as economic literacy, the idea that we live and zero world where economics is a zero sum game and everything must be redistributive because of a lack of understanding that things are created. this plays out with right wing issues -- immigration, for instance -- left wing issues, how many cars does not romney's wife have. and i will get more into it as we ask questions. >> good morning. my name is carol, director of the colorado fiscal policy institute, a permanent project of the colorado center of law and policy. we are a non-profit, non