contract he says the lender missed sold him so this is sammy wasi friend he's the co-founder of michelin starred chinese restaurant. and he said he's already started to miss this four thousand pound payments to r.b.s. which is of course owned by the taxpayer he said because he realized after paying

for more, we're joined by micheline maynard, a contributor to forbes.com and former detroit bureau chief for the "new york times," and by bill ballenger, editor of "inside michigan politics." welcome to you both. mickey maynard. first, this has all happened very quickly. what precipitated this right now. >> there were two things that happened, judy. first of all in november there was a ballot proposal that unions floated that would have outlawed right-to-work. it would have put that into the state constitution. that proposal failed because it was proposed at the same time as a lot of constitutional amendments. people just sort of cast one vote against all of them. the second thing that happened was republicans gave up some seats in the house and senate. it will still be a republican majority in january but it will be smaller. if right-to-work was going to happen this lame duck republican-controlled legislature was where it was going to happen. >> woodruff: bill, in a state that voted by ten points for president obama in november, it's a state that is striking a blow for right-to-work. ho

i have a two-star michelin restaurant that is moving from downtown out into the mission that the only thing i can do is throw a quick 41 on the place because we can -- because i cannot find a 47 or 848 to do it. i would like you -- or a 48 to do it. i would like to think about some injured county transfers. -- enter-county transfers. there are a lot of restaurants that have a million dollar construction costs and cannot find a license and are freaking out. licensing has gone to about 128,000 this month. we assume they will surely go to 150,000 and probably more. we need some more liquor licenses. >> to that, in part, i would say that is a structural problem, and largely driven by our statutes. this governor is very pro- expansion of business. and in favor of things that make this city and state great. there is mileage from your local representatives on this. the governor is going to be supportive of whenever you want to do in the city of san francisco. -- what ever you want to do in the city of san francisco. >> i own a corner bar and i'm basically in the same boat. i am an entreprene

contract he says the lender missed sold him so this is sammy wasi friend he's the co-founder of michelin starred chinese restaurant. and he said he's already started to miss this four thousand pound payments to r.b.s. which is of course owned by the taxpayer he said because he realized after paying two hundred thousand pounds to this interest rate swap that he didn't know why he was paying it was totally fraudulently sold he gave them the two hundred thousand pounds but whatever he owes left he decided i'm not going to pay it and you stop paying it and they don't pay sammy's part of the global insurrection against banking terrorism sammy don't pay sammy don't pay don't pay they don't appease terrorists and that's one thing we've learned from terrorism over the years is that you don't appease them what churchill say is like trying to feed a crocodile hoping that it eats you last ok that's what the globe is all about now they're trying to just give jamie diamond extortion money give give carney the new guy so much torsion money given wall street in the city of london so much torsion money

michelin's will come out of the second round which indicates it was a yes vote the muslim brotherhood together with media outlets numbers and mounting up there saying approximately fifty six point five percent voted yes forty three point five percent voting this will see to be of course a major blow to the opposition forces particularly because in this round only two of the governor it's involved to the ten you voted actually voted as a notice of the constitution this particular stage of the referendum was largely seen to be the biggest chance for a no vote to the constitution i think governor it's involved actually voted against the president during the presidential elections so really right now the opposition forces are going to have to either drum up support in the next six days or the second round or final time to talk to you to do that campaign i think there will be heightened tensions of course i mean people have criticized the idea that the referendum respects in two days of the week in the middle with these results coming out because of course people are going to react to them

least three here even after the tragedy is passing by slowing down to see what happens to lowe's and michelin call streets while on the roads a very road they usually drive every friday and everybody sings as that moment was eve i'd have call minutes earlier or was eve i'd have been on that airplane people come out of their cars and try to help out those in the cockpit how ready that. weather conditions technical failure and pilot error are among the investigators main causes of the incident was most likely a combination of reasons behind the fatal crash however a plane hitting a busy highway. in one of europe's biggest cities could have lived much more devastating trail of destruction there wasn't enough log for everyone on that saturday evening. party more school region. for expert opinion on what may have caused the crash as well as details about the plane you can head to r.t. dot com. the end of year in britain also means ploughing through tax return forms before the penalty deadline many people though are already being penalized in the pocket simply boil asking for help in filling out th

don't have the insecurities about them becoming better or just as good as and if my team win three michelin stars themselves and i set them up in business, i'm over the moon. i'm complete. >> rose: tell me how you train them. because training people and understanding how to run a restaurant is a key to both these television shows. on the one hand you have an ae prynne thys thing where you're judging would be chefs and the other you're looking at restaurateurs and sayings -- >> failing. >> rose: your restaurant is failing and this is why. >> yeah. >> rose: tell me about training a chef. because you work at the side of some of the best in the world. >> yeah, i got my butt kicked in as well at the same time. >> rose: because you weren't -- the learning price? >> yeah, because that level of expertise, for goodness sake, is something you can't be give an script and read the following or it will happen so you have to live it. eat, drink, sleep and understand it. cooking is like reading medicine. you never stop learning and you don't have a four five year stint in one good kitchen then it happens.

attempts to determine how the brain works and apply the knowledge to the creation of intelligent michelin's. to discuss his research with the editor of scientific american mind, . to discuss his research with the editor of scientific american mind,achines . to discuss his research with the editor of scientific american mind,. to discuss his research with the editor of scientific american mind, ingrid wickelgren. >> this is a fascinating book and it is great to be with you. my first question is to try to talk about the main thesis of the book. are you saying that we can basically reverse engineer the human brain, that it is feasible to do that to creates computer mind that is in distinguishable from yours and mine? >> it is feasible. the level of complexity we can handle, i actually describe the basic principles of the neocortex in the book. some people say and i articulate this criticism in the book and respond to it that every one of the hundreds of trillions of connections was placed exactly where it needs to be and that is impossible. the areas with design information, there are only twe

i'm not sure that all of michelin's men made what we would make a voluntary choice in that remains pretty standard, especially on military ships, men have impressed. they are not there voluntarily. i also look at a sad phenomenon of the circumnavigate your pick the person who is taken their will can usually to provide navigational information. it's very possible the first person to go around the world within this category. enslaved on by magellan. henrique is the only name we know, who sent three to because who'd get information about asia once they got there. magellan guys in the philippines nne kramer away from home. he said he had gone around the world. the captive circumnavigate or remains kind of a stock character until the midpoint of the 18th century when europeans stop taking people for information against their will. but there still are a lot of people who go around the world, probably not voluntarily. the first global health mission, a vaccination campaign, dispensing vaccine from our friends. they take on orphans as human incubators for these children did not make a decision th

. >> gregg: i bmw, hyundai, honda and you got american companies, g.e., boeing, apple, michelin, they like that southeastern region because that is where the unions aren't. final quick question, if congress fails to strike a deal it will get a whole lot worse? >> the cbo which is supposed to be non-partisan we're going into a double-dip recession. a lost taxes. you look at your paycheck, the first one in january you are going to see a lot less money. >> gregg: it's not just the expiration of bush tax cuts, but payroll tax goes back up. >> then there be will be fewer services. there will be a lot out there. merry christmas. [ laughter ] >> gregg: okay, we're trying to be positive. she smiles a lot on "bulls and bears" every saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> i smile with you, too. i'm with hits arer, you are a great team. >> heather: merry christmas everybody. >> investigators ex assuming the bodies, their murders were immortalized in the book "in cold blood." now detectives want to know if the killer was the same. >> i can't describe it. it was horrible. >> don can't forget th

thomas keller has won just about every award you can imagine for a chef and restauranteur including michelinlley california. >> we're thrilled rebecca is especially thrilled in case you hadn't noticed one of the nation's preeminent chef is here this morning. chef keller has chosen a childhood favorite. grilled cheese and tomato soup. chef keller thanks for being here. >> a well pleasure. it's wonderful. and be able to share what i think so many americans consider one of their iconic memories from childhood which is that beautiful tomato soup and the grilled cheese sandwich hot off the grill. >> why did you pick this? >> because of memories. food resonates with us. >> does it resonate with you? >> and an opportunity to do it better than what you remember. that's a challenge for a chef is try to make it better. >> what's your secret? >> i think there's a couple of things. number one making sure you have a high quality cheese. number two is the bread and thickness of the bread. sometimes the bread can be too thick. i like it thinner. clarified butter. and cooking it nice and slow so the cheese