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the magical black stuff is ours to keep. but the other kingdoms were afraid of losing all of the magical black stuff, so they gave money to some bad men to get rid of the leader. they put back in power another leader. and they gave him money too. to some he was a good king. but to others he could be very cruel. after many years the people of the kingdom got mad. this time even madder. so they scared the king away forever. and then things started to get really messed up. >> okay. that's a simplistic, incomplete way to sum up 100-odd years of iranian history. the point is there were a lot of issues and differing agendas

>> magic is weird. have you been to magic conference? >> no.t sounds like an interesting experience. >> it was a fun experience in my teenage years. >> will box become a public company? >> that is the path we are on. >> would you ever start anything new? or is this it? >> if this continues to grow, i will be doing this for quite some time. >> do you want to be larry ellison? >> because of what we do, transcend different platforms and devices, ways you will work with information, there is no limit to what can be possible in our market. we have a very wide palette to work with. >> aaron levie, ceo of box. thank you very much. great to have you. >> thank you. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. >> this is a paid advertisement from starburst entertainment. -- star vista entertainment. it is the music that transformed america. the beat of a generation.

. >> we take you inside the magic gardens. what makes this place so special. >> it's eagles day. pictures and everything coming in for that. >> thank you guys. we love these pictures. so much fun. i have another birthday wish to shout out. we love it. have a happy birthday. >> we have another request for karen this morning. >> we have another request for karen this morning. "isn't she caring for you ... just got a little easier. pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> we are all excited as our birds take on the texans. we have never lost to them. but they've got this guy, j.j. our man in texas, the one, the only howard eskin joining us live right now. so howard, what do you think? >> well, first of all, j.j. is only one guy. there's 11 guys on defense and there's 11 guys on offense. so i know he's a great player. j.j. white is who we're talking about. but i think the eagles will win the game. good teams, and i think the eagles are a good team, and i think they're

i started practicing magic. and then i went into the wall of escapes, more danger, more adrenaline. >> wow, andrew, you have won a lot of awards and recently were named one of the best escapists or escapologists in the world, right? >> yes. and now going to broadway. >> and look, there you are. this is one of the things, i guess, that you do in your show. >> yes. this is my main act, done for the first time in history full view where i'm upside down chained in the water. >> is it real? >> yes. >> or are you just fooling everyone? >> well, this is one part of the show that there is no illusion. i have really to pick the locks, really holding my breath and you will see that. no covers. >> how long are you down there? >> well, if i'm lucky, around -- >> it's different every time? >> yes. 2:30, sometimes i have to stay more because, you know, locks doesn't open just like that. >> so are you going to show us something today? >> sure. i couldn't bring the water tank. i want to show you one of my favorite thing using j

i think of it as the magic melon at the core of this story. >> meaningful beauty is based around theal melon that is grown only in the south of france. it has this very special and very potent antioxidant. in the beginning, if you put it next to a regular melon, you wouldn't see that much difference, but over time, this melon doesn't decay as fast. it stays fresher and firmer longer. >> that's amazing. >> and i always joke, i'm like, "i want to be fresher and firmer." >> right. >> and dr. sebagh and his chemists figured out a way to extract this very special and very potent antioxidant. it's been called the youth molecule. >> that melon extract clearly works. i've been usin' dr. sebagh and cindy's formulas for three years, and it is amazing how great my skin looks. >> i actually went to my dermatologist, and she said, "you skin looks fantastic. what are you doing?" and i thought that it might be like candid camera. i looked around because i thought, "you're kidding me, right?" and she's like, "no. your skin tone looks better, your pores look smaller. i mean, everything's better." and

. >> cnn national correspondent john king is over at the magic wall. >> he's at the magic wall. >> spendingot of time at the magic wall. >> stephen: yes, in their desperation, cnn is now dab ling in the dark arts. well, i will not be out-occulted. so let us venture, now, to a realm of netherrish wizard where the human mind is rent by the forbidden knowledge of the hell-bound! mountain of midterm madness!" ( cheers and applause ) yes! yes! welcome! welcome, my friends, to the mountains of midterm madness will i will summon election results from the damned before the nether god sogoth! and let's see who we've got. looks like we have a call in minnesota where democratic senator al franken will stay put in the senate. so either he's going a great job or minnesotans are too polate to ask him to leave. in mississippi, thad cochran has beaten democrat travis childers. i'm surprised we got the results this quickly since by law the ballots must be counted one mississippi, two mississippi, three mississippi, so on. ( applause ) moving to alaska between begich and sullivan, polls do not those till aft

>> magic is weird. have you been to magic conference? >> no.t sounds like an interesting experience. >> you think the tech industry has a diversity program? there is something called the international brotherhood of magicians. i do not think about anything beyond maybe what not to do that would be weird. it was a fun experience in my teenage years. >> will box become a public company? >> that is the path we are on. i would say it is pretty likely. >> would you say yes? >> i would say that it is the path we are on. >> would you ever start anything new? or is this it? >> if this continues to grow, i will be doing this for quite some time. >> do you want to be larry ellison? of cloud storage? >> it does not seem like he has had a horrible life. because of what we do, transcend different platforms and devices, ways you will work with information, there is no limit to what is going to be possible in our market, broadly. we have a very wide palette to work with. over the next many years. >> aaron levie, ceo of box. thank you very much. >> emily, than

. >> a magic smart phone trick. the real surprise is yet to come. >> this is probably the worse thing that can happen to you. tandem flight. pulling off this maneuver. see what happens. >> this is the worst thing that could ever happen. >> it looked okay. before they knew it, below them a huge body of water. now they are plunging to their sure death. they're in the water. >> they must have just overloaded that wing. >> it seriously just looked like giant scissors came through and shredded this. >> you do see these guys immediately ringnto >> that's literally the worst thing that can happen. >> you call that catastrophic failure. >>> a littering video for you here. there are speeds over 110 miles an hour. you see there was a package that flew out the left hand side. here is another package flying out the left hand side. we'll come back to those. the chase continues. they've got a flat on the front. cops notice they've got a flat tire. a police car coming over to the left. gets in front. he decides we are going to get

>> so the magic industry is very weird. have you ever been to a magic conference? >> no.t sounds like an interesting experience. >> you think the tech industry has a diversity problem? there is something called the international brotherhood of magicians. i don't know if i learned much beyond what, maybe, not to do that would be very weird. but it was a fun experience when i was in my teenage years. >> will box still become a public company? >> that is the path we are on. i would say it is pretty likely. >> you wouldn't say yes? >> i would say yes in the sense of that is the path we are on. >> would you ever start something new? or is this it? >> i think that if this continues to go as it is, i hope to be doing this for quite some time. >> do you want to be the larry ellison? of cloud storage? >> it does not seem like he has had a horrible life. because of what we do is, sort of, transcends industry, transcends sort of different platforms and devices, and ways you're going to be able to work with information, there is really no limit to what is going to be possible in our

they voted and their leader said the magical black stuff is ours to keep.all of the magical black stuff so they gave money to some bad men to get rid of the leader. they put back in power another leader. and they gave him money too. to some he was a good king. but to others he could be very cruel. ♪ ♪ after many years the people of the kingdom got mad. this time even madder. so they scared the king away forever. and then things started to get really messed up. >> okay. that's a simplistic, incomplete way to sum up 100-odd years of iranian history. the point is there were a lot of issues and differing agendas leading to the explosion of rage known as the iranian hostage crisis. look, we know what iran the government does. george w. bush famously called them part of the axis of evil. their proxies in iraq have done american soldiers real harm. there is no doubt of this. but i hope i can be forgiven for finding these undeniable truths hard to reconcile with how we are treated on the streets everywhere we go. so forget about the politics if you can for a moment

magic win it 91-89. with 20 points. even though the redskins are enjoying some time off now bye-week will frustrate fans. no team needs this break more than the redskins. itself.ying to find morris has yet to get 00 yards in the game. differentree quarterbacks. turnovers a major roll in the losses and the defense gives up game.nts a the skins are now 3-6 and from guile. locks at theii record this delay a lot of guys in the locker room that were to the seasonook as our blueprint and it starts with one game. starts with one guy making a play. doesn't always have to be the guys that everybody thinks is play.to make the could be the guy that no one thinks will make a play and he a team. it sparks >> rg iii. demand, trickr first year student. a lay-up and a three-pointer and shot in succession to win a ford f-150. were the hardest for him. he got it done and won an f-150. go after a tough start and the place went crazy. >> how about that? the ray rice case continues hisrrow with ray rice and wife testifying separately. the n

>> magic is weird. have you been to magic conference? >> no.t sounds like an interesting experience. industrych entergy -- as up diversions the problem. as it wast may not do a fun experience in my teenage years. become a public company? that is the path we are on. -- >> that is the path we are on. let's would you ever start anything new? or is this it? >> if this continues to grow, i will be doing this for christ sometime. >> you want to be larry ellison? ,> because of what we do transcend different platforms and devices, ways you will work with information, there is no limit to what can be possible and are market. we have a very wide palette to work with. .> aaron levie, ceo of box thank you very much. great to have you. >> thank you. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip," where we tie together the best stories, interviews, and video in business news. here is your rundown. in company, green mountain or mr. coffee? uber's bumpy ride. we speak to the journalist that says the company is using scare tactics against her. then we had to the car

>> the magic industry is weird. have you been to a magic conference?esting an experience. >> seeing the tech industry as a there's an oblem, international brotherhood of magicians. don't know if i learned much beyond what maybe not to do that would be very weird. but it's -- it was a fun when i was in my teenage years. >> will box still become a public company? we're on.the path so i would say it's -- it's pretty likely. >> you wouldn't say yes. would say yes in the sense that that's the path we're on. >> would you start something new or is this it? >> i think if this -- if this continues to go as it is, you hope to be doing this for quite sometime. >> you want to be the larry story?n >> doesn't look like he's had a horrible life. industry and platforms and devices and ways that you're going to be able to work with information, there's limit to what it's going to be possible in our -- in our sort of market broadly. very wide pallet to work with over the next many, many years. levie, ceo of fox. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> great to have you. >>

the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd like to stay. oaxaca. live it to believe it. forecast in just a utes. happening today... . >>> welcome back this morning, the sun coming up early. a few high clouds over head, some chilly temperatures outside, we will be warming things up nicely coming up. >>> happening today, one world trade center finally open for business in new york, it's of course at the twin towers that were destroyed in the 9-11 terror attacks. conde nast will be moving in, and eventually 3,000 people will work there. $3.9 million building now, the nation's tallest building. >>> santa anna police say they have 3, 13-year-old girls that were struck and killed in a crosswalk. the suv that apparently hit them was found abandon not far away. they are not releasing information about the suspects. >>> more than 2 months after an earthquake rocked wine country, some people are just now getting help they need. fima opened assistance centers, hundreds of people have already received help with loans, grants and other federal money but those s

chorus: ♪ magic christmas magic christmas ♪ ♪ it's a big, bright magic christmas... ♪ d.w., you're watchingdon't have a sister, pal. they're all goofy. i made a list of my three biggest goals in life. can you help me figure out how to do them? binky barnes, why don't you read us your homework essay? mr. ratburn, i started to do my homework. then i got to thinking: what's the point? will doing all this homework really help me? these are some of the careers you can have when you grow up. what's a career i can succeed in say, by my next birthday? i don't want to spend the rest of my life watching the tibbles eat paste. ( with full mouth ): i didn't eat any paste. me, neither. so... mr. ratburn says you refuse to do homework, binky. mr. haney, sir every minute of life is a precious gift. we live in a world surrounded by beauty. should we fritter away our lives and allow the wonders of this amazing gift to just pass us by? come with me, young man. haney: mr. ratburn this boy has the soul of a poet and i for one do not appreciate you trying to crush his soaring spirit and natural talents. binky?

at the heart of the cd called my old friend celebrating to the arti artistry duke whom they shared magical over their 50 year friendship including the love and friendship with duke. let's take listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to hear kind of song they don't play anymore ♪ ♪ if they play it, we can endure ♪ ♪ >> what i wouldn't have given just to have been in that studio. i saw stanleystanley. george was quite an artist. take me back to the beginnings of your friendship. >> there's a george called al jarreau and george duke live at the half note. 1965. my wife would say bc, bc. don't forget to add that. we were there in the hate ashburry. people were doing other music than what we were doing. find an audience for this little stuff we were doing. testing the waters and maybing the decisions to go forward with this kind of jazzy approach to the music. so we did and had this marvelous career. such a broad career that help hip hop to bee-bop. that was george. covered it all and the romantic side of things. i wanted to do this record. when john berk, sat down with me and said what do you think of doing

with her typical magic could make photographs of just feet. her mother also presented the marital separation to her as a desertion, an abandonment by her

>> yeah. >> you did some magic? >> that's right. i met carson as a magician backstage, church basement and i took my two little magician friends with me and there he was. and gave us a filthy look every magician would give you when he is concealing a dove in his coat, setting up the egg. i said, it's all right, mr. carson, we are magicians. "okay, fellows." he was so nice to us. >> you stayed in touch with carsson. he was a significant help to your career. >> that's one of the things that struck me about your life was the amazing amount of incredible people that you managed to somehow connect with early, and a lot of it was because you were incredibly persistent. you do things most of us wouldn't have the guts to do. >> i was known for going into judy garland's dressing room at the palace and saying hello after a show. at one point, she said is this an interview or something? i was still in college. but i did that i wanted to be with them in their world. >> you end up going to yale? you come to new york city. and your introduction t

this turns the magic number down to four. and democrats especially nervous, john -- they thought they had a pretty good chance in arkansas, in fact this is a pretty big setback for the clinton family. bill clinton spent a lot of time working for governor pryor.

>>reporter: mike is a computer graphic jerry at industrial late and magic but on bat kid day he was the is an inventory and alaska row pwachlt he played batman and think of this private ceremony as expression of gratitude. >> it was everybody doing everything they could including a news anchor. >>reporter: bricking news from san francisco hall of justice. >> san francisco opera. circus center. police department all of these local groups of people in the community come out and saying what can do i. >> miles now 6. check him out already for big first grader. thankfully miles is still in remission. >> seeing miles take things from the event and agree over the year is the all that is wanted. >> this is more than anyone could have hoped for. >> such an opportunity to allow people to see the magic that make a wish does all the time. >>reporter: because of the bat kid wish and the fact it went viral tv there is a grave percent increase in pending wishes. also been significant increase in donations in the past year. and the chapter is on track to grant more wishes than ever before in a single y

there is suspicion that people use other things like promise magical cures or something to raise money and take the money. >> i think it is all about being transparent. we want to talk about what your goals are, what you are trying to achieve and why you are raising money this way. we use it as a way to get a feedback as whether it is a product people actually want. it is a very open ecosystem. nobody is forcing anybody to fund. something that is too

it is magical. i spent time there. thought, where would i center -- send her that is like the end of the world, where the gangs from las vegas will never find her? chiloa. >> and since the cia met have been involved, the disconnect was very important because she was attached to all of her gadgets, like so many young people. >> yes, the worst punishment for her was to leave the cellular phone behind and the internet. there's only one internet cafe, and she doesn't even have the money for the internet cafe. i had fun writing this story because of the research and it was wonderful. we went with lori and my son and my has end and we spent some time with a great guide that took us all over and told us all the stories. we even ended up in a cave with the witches. they are these beautiful young women who get together. they call themselves [speaking spanish] it is like a circle of women. it is very intimate. they call it [speaking spanish] it is almost underground, dark and magical. all of the stories are just great. >> this i

. >> it's basically magic. >> it's basically magic, absolutely. >> reporter: well, that, and lot of snowmakinghis snowmaking boreal says it's not a one-weekend stunt. they are planning to stay open seven days a week from now until the end of the season. at least that's the hope. in the sierra, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> unfortunately no new magic at least for now. we have a warm-up for the weekend. this morning the headline is the fog. fairly widespread from areas around the bay, san francisco into oakland. there's a shot there of the golden gate. we had it at the toll plaza near the bay bridge and here into san jose you can see the fog as well. so fairly widespread this morning, visibility was a bit tough but here's what we have now, hazy sunshine in the forecast. and i think we'll have the sunshine with warmer weather on the way for your bay area weekend. if you turn to the satellite and radar you can see crossing the bridges around the bay you're still going to find some of that lingering fog, along the coastline as well. ocean beach, pacifica, halfmoon by a socked in pretty good. santa cruz

he has the first, takes a picture of the hand and then the magic begins. >> over your hand. the fire will start to come out. >> oh! >> it's pretend, it's pretend. >> she waves the hand over and these spiders walk across the picture. he puts his finger underneath. looks like it's moving. it's cool. >> wave your hand. >> he waves his hand again, back comes the spider. >> try again. >> ahh! i told you not to do that! >> stormed out. >> is that a real spider? >> no. it's a plastic toy spider. >> it's taking the bottom of the hand. it's a great trick. it's for the visceral reaction. she told him not to do it. >> i told you not to do that. i told you not to do that. >> that's why i love it. >> ahh! >> that's good stuff. >> i told you not to do that! i told you not to do that! >> who does not enjoy a good zombie movie? >> i love them. >> these guys want to make an awesome one. >> what's up? >> you are watching sam and matt. they are trying to raise money to make an awesome zombie movie. they are the coolest guys ever to grace the internet. they met during the special olympics back

it's magical thinking. it is magical thinking.f we just ignore inequality will go away and that's not how anything works since baby. here we are 50 years, more than 50 years after brown v. board after the civil rights revolution and we see segregation reaching these levels that were pre-brown versus board of education even as the u.s. as diverse as dying at an astonishing rate. we are moving towards 2042 at a fast clip. >> host: let's unpack that inequality think because i think you're raising something interesting that's in the book. on the one hand there is racial bias. there's the issue of individuals ill will toward people or individual prejudice and maybe some broader collective notions of who people are. on the other hand are also talking about a lack of resources health care and living. >> guest: culture. >> host: culture, right and that's my question. how does culture play do those things because people understa understand. >> guest: i think that's partly the work of what folks like you and me and a lot of our colleagues a

magic win by a hair. e-mails have been released showing the ncaa tried to, quote, bluff penn state into accepting the sanctions from the sandusky scandal two years ago. penn state says tonight they find it deeply disturbing. >>> the flyers are going to be without their top line winger, he's tied for the team lead in goals. he got hurt blocking a shot last night right here. he's the fourth flyer to get seriously injured blocking a shot this season. chris van de velde will take his spot. lenape-rancocas valley gets the votes. >>> our top story, here's what we know tonight at this hour about the rescue of carlesha freeland gaither. she was found in a car in maryland with her alleged kidnapper delvin barnes. the fbi and philadelphia police tracked down the suspect with the public's help and arrested barnes. the victim in the hospital tonight in columbia in good condition. her family expected there any minute. nbc 10 will be gathering new information about the suspect overnight. join us today starting at 4:00