it's the last say if it's plastic you're going to get micro plastic from make you're going to get nano plastic from it and whoever tells you that there is magical plastic that can break down into biodegradable composable it ain't out there it isn't out there if it's real plastic if it's breaking down it's breaking and in this something like that it's mike or a nano plastics literally only thing you can do this is a petroleum product so why would you want to product made from oil so you look at those and this is the thing you so the idea was you were buying these much more expensive now understand that these kinds of teabags these nylon ones make up a very small percentage of actual tea drinkers most they say peter f. coogee was a president with tea association of the united states of america very important my ancestors threw in the harbor and started fights. but even they got a plastic tea bags anyway only about 5 percent of them are these nylon kind the idea was that oh there is no paper or there's no cotton or there's nothing that will come out and i had rather eat tree is in the woo

it's real plastic if it's breaking down it's breaking and into something like that since my current nano plastics literally only thing you can do this is a petroleum product so why would you want to product made from oil so you look at those and this is the thing you so the idea was you were buying these much more expensive now understand that these kinds of teabags these nylon ones make up a very small percentage of actual tea drinkers most they say peter f. coogee was a president the tea association of the united states of america very important my ancestors threw in the harbor and started fights but even they got a plastic tea bags anyway only about 5 percent of them are these nylon kind the idea was that oh there's no paper or there's no cotton or there's nothing that will come out and i rather eat trees in the wood and paper the plastic so it's really in the middle place that is everywhere you know like she was cussing at the like you know using loose leaf tea the voiding disposable packaging is actually a healthier alternative for people who are honestly and here's a great thing an

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celebrity influencers, kid—influencers, nano—influencers.n marketing dollars. we'll get the inside track on an exploding sector. you're with worklife from bbc news. the average car insurance bill is now £783 according to comparison site confused.com — that's a £23 or 3% increase on last year. and as the financial conduct authority begins its crackdown on so—called loyalty penalties, the survey found nearly half of drivers who recieved a renewal in the last quarter found their insurers wanted £53 more. amanda stretton is the motoring editor for confused.com. briefly explain for us what you mean by loyalty penalties. loyalty penalties are essentially penalties for motorists who don't shop around for motorists who don't shop around for their insurance when their premium is up for renewal. so they auto renew every year. what our data has proven categorically, and actually underpins that of the financial conduct authority, is that people who do auto renew every year do end up paying in some cases significantly more than if they actually shopped a

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and all the regions throughout chile and nobody listened to us no no no no no i thought she did a nano 2nd i. state workers have started a 2 day general strike from wednesday as further protests continue to rocks a bus 10 pm yet us government his response doesn't seem to be anywhere near bringing the country's street back to calm. and of course we'll be following the list of elements very closely right here to south africa now where parliament has approved a 4000000000 dollar bailout for a bad old power company eskom the measure comes just a week after the country was hit by another set of blackouts eskom is one of the biggest energy companies in the world but in recent times it's been crippled by a massive debt burden and outdated infrastructure the government says the latest funds must be used to pay off debt and not to finance operations. and before we go a story of for all those chocolate lovers out there well you better start saving the world's most expensive chocolates have just been launched in india company called i.t.c. ltd presented its for belle brand new truffle trio and ha

were did all over the weekend at a swiss auction house among the lots of 2014 the nano roadster that went for about 8 and a half 1000000 proceeds will go to a local charity. when power is the fastest growing mode of electricity production in the world the opening of an offshore wind farm along the u.s. the northeastern coast is bringing nearby residents benefits by the freeze but the sector is seeing some resistance a spectacular sunset on block island on the u.s. northeast coast between boston and new york the island is home to the country's 1st and only offshore wind farm the 5 wind turbines power the island and there are a popular attraction for residents and visitors to tourists pay $25.00 each for a high speed boat ride to the structures that stand twice as high as the statue of liberty block island homeowners have seen dramatic changes since wind energy replaced a diesel fuel power plant. i don't smell the power plants anymore i don't hear the power plant anymore and the power is is much cleaner we're really happy that. power is cheaper it went from down by about a 3rd the cost

sequences called the mini on which they got from nano port technologies in oxford and they use it in agriculture and also to fight crime but you know they have they've identified 6 core projects that they want to put this process into 1st of all they have a geographic amount which the project is already online and this map you can basically select a contract from that map and select a town or village on that map and got all the information all right so. that's fantastic so a lot of projects already sort of underway there already starting to benefit a backer giallo there in bonn that africa desk thank you so much for bringing us up to speed thanks for having me. well the drop in the populations is a huge global problem one of the affected countries is rwanda home to 80000 to beekeepers but fewer and fewer bees calls a growing louder for a ban on pesticides that are toxic to the important insects. in this beehive the honey bees are hard at work turning flour nectar into honey which is then collected by beekeepers maybe d.c. is one of rwanda's biggest honey producers they used to proces

. >> i'm a nano which means i have less than 5,000 -- >> i'm a nano, too >> for $100 i could become like her and she's a micro. she has 10,000 >> she bought all her followers. >> i told that you in confidence okay, so here is my growing peeve. influencers who constantly bombard yowith ads i think, for me, and im a little susceptible to influencers online, i think it's quality over quantity. for companies watching, if i believe that the influencer actually uses that product, i might buy it >> protein powder -- >> it's just off the table now so that's the thing, though. if i'm constantly being bombarded with sponsored ads, i'm out. i'm completely out >> the influencer ecosystem has become the most important channel through which to launch products and sell things would anybody argue with that? even though i realize not the whole population is on sociameds comes up with things blow up, too. look at vaping they went and realized, oh, gee, we paid these influencers l this money and it was ccessful and now maybe we wish it hadn't been so. >> they're expected to spend almost $10 billion over th

anybody in my nano will tells us like with almost electric cars the battery is built into the under body but mercedes says there's no loss of interior space as a result let's see if. that's the in model says mercedes didn't exaggerate he finds the headroom space phenomenal due to the design and leg room is no problem either and you can travel with up to 8 people on board. by networking the navigation data the vehicle can regulate the degree of electricity recovery itself and fuss increase the range slightly if necessary and advance of each if you've missed a suggested charging stop. it if there are a minimal explains that by using the paddle shifters here on the steering wheel the recovery level can be increased or decreased at the maximum level one pedal operation should be possible that means that when he steps off again yes their recovery system breaks so much that the driver doesn't have to brake with well that's the theory anyway via. my thoughts if the money was conclusion b e q he has plenty of space and is emissions free with a range of 400 kilometers it could be used for a longe

all the regions throughout chile and nobody listened to us here and i noticed i thought she did a nano2nd i. state workers have started a 2 day general strike from wednesday as further protests continue to rocks the best 10 pm yet us government his response doesn't seem to be anywhere near bringing the country's streets back to calm. where you're watching the news live from berlin still to come russia's manipulation of their athletes doping results the country is now facing a long banned from international competition as a result that's what the top brass of russia's anti-gay doping agency are telling the w news you'll hear it in an exclusive interview in just a moment. google calls it a milestone in quantum supremacy a computer that can solve a complex problem within minutes a task that today's supercomputers would need thousands of years to do but google's rival i.b.m. they're casting some belts on whether the research which was leaked last month whether it really represents a quantum leap. called superposition quantum properties multiply exponentially as cubits are connected to each

be mindful of your nano says as the name and design suggest the basis for the e.q. v. is the v. class regardless of whether you call it a large capacity sedan or just a van let's get to the facts and figures according to mercedes the e.q. v. has a range of over 400 kilometers and a quick charge function so i guess it might say that. the 90 kilowatt hour battery charges from 10 to 80 percent in just under 45 minutes e.q. me as an overall output of $150.00 kilowatts maximum speed is limited to 160 kilometers per hour to preserve the range. to maximize range the mercedes e.q. he also charges while driving when you step off the gas or break the mechanical energy of the rotating wheels is converted into electric power and used to recharge the high voltage batteries. just like the mercedes s.u.v. e.q. see the q.b. is enhanced by the m.b. us infotainment system. visually it's mainly the different radiator grille that says. cuvee apart from a standard v. class. anybody in my not only tells us like with almost electric cars the battery is built into the under body but mercedes says there

faster we believe these will be the next big thing anything from quantum computing, deep sea mining, nano satellites, nuclear fusion those could transform the world. >> focusing on that one. deep sea mining. we talk about rare earth i'm going a big feature here i'm not going to the bottom of the ocean, apparently, the bottom of the ocean is where a lot of this stuff is that we need >> take cobalt, there is three times more in the bottom of the ocean in some cases could be cheaper with lessee mission to take it out. this is the only sector before we started mining minerals from the bottom of the ocean, this could be a big revolution going forward. brian, in the next five years, there will be roughly 12 million ev s all will require a lot of cobalt >> we could have an hour and still not get into all of this i guess your clients can reach out. there is 14 more we did not have time to talk about fascinating read we'll see you next time. thank you. >> thank you very much >>> still on deck, why shares of luxury goods maker lvmh are soaring. another casually it the u.s./china trade war this time

the eighth grader created a nano particle liquid bandage to replace antibiotics. scientist challenge is held every year in st. paul, minnesota. the national competition encourages middle schoolers to come up with projects to tackle global problems. nicky battist got a behind the scenes look at the competition and a special tour of the 3m labs you'll see on "cbs this morning." i flunked seventh grade science. >> but you turned out okay. >> i got a job. what was it like to meet these kids? >> it was humbling. i got an a in science and after meeting the young kids i'm wondering how that's possible. these budding scientists exhibited strong, scientific thinking, curiosity and ways to communicate their findings. all ten of the finalists blew me away, but only one could take home the final prize. >> america's 2019 top young scientist is -- kara fan. [ applause ] >> kara fan was named america's top young scientist for 2019, snagging a $25,000 prize. >> i feel really shocked and surprised, but really excited at the same time. >> this is -- >> judges were impressed by her

in eggs, not growing the virus at all, but getting the protein and sticking it on a self assembling nano particle that is much more immunogenic. you don't have to grow it, you can make a lot of it, and if you do it right and partner with industry, that is the kind of thing that doesn't have the vicissitude of growing an end. egg. the critical challenge, and it relates to one of the things peggy said, is in order to make the transition from getting out of the tried and true egg growing, which we know gives us results that can be beneficial, we've done well with that, to something that has to be much better. you have to prove that this works, and then you've got to go through all of the clinical trials, phase one, phase two, phase three, and show this particular product is going to be good over a period of years. that alone if it works perfectly is going to take a decade. >> i'm not a representative of the industry but i'll pretend i am one. i make a flu vaccine every year and it protects people to the degree why the hell when i go spend $400 million to do this thing which may be great? >>

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and when he came back into my life and proposed, i said yes in a nano second. i -- that was going to be my path. and i thought, i have given everything else up, and when the little glimmer was out there that, that little bit, that i had on the far horizon, it looked like the time, the chance for me to finish my education so i could do the work i wanted to be able to do. it was, it was like something opened up in me and it was the idea that somebody somewhere had helped build that thing that gave me a chance. that let me fall off the track and get back on. and when i did, i held on for dear life. i still remember how much i sweated about the books, about the classes, about the commute, you know what that's like. but so afraid that i would screw this up, and i wouldn't be able to finish it. and by the time i graduated and i got my first job, working with the little ones, for me it became a kind of pattern that things opened up in my life and then i got a chance to reach and help somebody else out. and sometimes it was little tiny kids, later it was big kids. this

anything reaching the ground is very slim, and anything that does reach the ground is going to be nanoard to detect, let alone cause any damagelj would be incredibly hard to detect, let alone cause any damage. ijust thought i would ask, my children ask me! november seven, the last chance to see them, they are saying, why is it the peak tonight and how can you get the best view? because that is when we passed through the middle of the stream, the most dense part of the stream, the most dense part of the stream, the most dense part of the stream, if you want to get the best view, head out somewhere nice and dark, if you can get out to a park, out of the countryside, those are the best kind of places. even in your back garden, as long as you can get away from direct sources of light shining into your eye, you should be able to get a good view. the trick is letting your eyes adjust for 20 minutes beforehand, that will let your eyes really adapts to the dark and you should be able to see even the faintest medias. the parent comet, not giving away my age but i did see it in the 19805! away m

available receiving large animals and equines, so for those of you -- consummately will has been on my nano to help expand more shelter locations opening up. in the affected area. we know many areas are north of rinaldi that have been evacuated and are having a lot of families seeking opportunity for shelter, i know they are busy opening additional facilities and he will share those locations but again, phil recreation center nearly at capacity and at this time for the community of fillmore, what we're looking at is still the oak ridge mobile home park under mandatory evacuation. we stand ready to continue to be helpful and address any concerns of the committee. two stay tuned for any school closures. with that i would like to turn over now to sean lee. i want to remind everybody because of the wind condition, because of how the anticipated move of the fire it will bring, we want to make sure everybody is prepared with an early notification system, if you text us you will remain in communication. we will be able to medicate with you -- >> we are listening in getting the latest on what is ha

tomorrow >> i think your appointment as fed chair will be soon after >> i told you take the job in a nano wins, he will feel empowered to get rid of him >> i'm go to polo, concern with cramer >> let's go to bob see what else is moving. good morning >> good morning, a lot of trade talk ed line confusion out there. >> that pmi number is not good, the market is not moving to the down side. let's look at sectors that move on trade talk, metals and mining, semis weaker, industrials. there is all trade talk. energy disappointment. oil is down four days in a row here of course, defensive reit stocks move up. very predictable reaction when you get news on the markets. we are ending october. no big blowups everybody is afraid of october bad things happening we are entering november the second biggest gainer of the year for a month in the last since 1950 december is number 1 so seasonally strong period. the back stops in place in the federal reserve. maybe they're neutral. the market believe that is right now. that's important we see some small rotations in the sick lick also not a lot. let me show

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in general there's a revolution going on in micro and nano devices like these that i brought with me. so you've heard of liquid biopsies, we're able to detect dna from cancers, proteins, antibodies. we know they exist, but we need the technologies to be able to measure them quickly at the bedside with very, very sensitive hardware and computational approaches. these are some of the things that are going on. liquid biopsies. we're developing imaging technologies at the point of care. so what does that mean? can we have a personalized ultrasound at the point of care like this one we've helped development? do we have optical censors that can measure tumor metabolism and see how patients are responding to chemotherapy. here is one of those that's under development. there are also censors that can be implanted in you and follow whether or not you may have cancer and then deliver life saving vaccines or therapies like this microneedle patch. this is a platform technology, a disposable microneedles and once they go into your painlessly -- they can be delivered to your home. you can't see the

there is a revolution going on in the nano devices. some of these that i brought with me and often lyrics device that can analyze body fluids for cancer components. and you've heard of liquid able to doat were thdetect dna, antibodies, tumor, we know they exist but we need the technology to be able to measure them quickly at the bedside with a very sensitive hardware approaches. these are the things that are going on. liquid biopsies. were also developing imaging technologies at the point of care so what does that mean can we have a personalized ultrasound at the point of care like this one that we developed. order we have optical centers right at the bedside to see how patients are responding to chemotherapy. there are also sensors that can be implanted in your and follow whether or not you may have cancer and then deliver life-saving vaccines or therapies like this micro needle patch, this is a platform technology of disposable microneedles that once they coincide you painlessly and they can be delivered to your home, they go inside

there is a lot going on, and nano caps and watch company. >> real quick on aerospace, will boeing recoverus that flew f-18's he was in the marine corps reserve as a lieutenant colonel and he goes through every day how you have to handle the flight. >> so you still studying? >> i think we are past that, the cash flow for boeing over the next few years, a stock that i like because they got certification for longitude and latitude, the new plane at 47 - $48. there is a lot going on. >> you like textron for a long time. >> i like when the stock dropped to $3.10 years ago. it is only 48 today. as a result of that, i think over the next three or four years you will do well. >> would you sell anything, there is always the worry that markets will tumble on the uncertainty. >> there is no question that one has to say higher probability of an economic slowdown. however, the fact that a year ago, 12 months ago the ten year bond was 321 in today it's 167, you have a little bit of a floor, 10% correction in the market, so what. >> always good to see you. >> quick break and then bernie sanders versus b