nice work. standby for opening the valve. >> i am ready. we have a valve will go for opening the valve. i will walk you through those steps. and during bail movement, access -- ss. to press the button. push it forward to the full open position. >> this is mission control houston approaching the 3.5 hour mark into the spacewalk. a tool has been hooked up to the m3 fluid and three -- connection line. about 62ndake student nitrogen. it is a precursor to the mating of the fluid quick disconnection four connection lines. >> we have a glow for closing and the meaning -- demating the qd. ready. when you are >> i am ready. >> move it forward to the open position. check the band. white band visible. >> visible. check the button is fully installed, is up, and can be fully depressed. same morning during the site loads. while depressing the button, move the bail toward the open position with significant force. >> inward. >> the crew is being instructed to complete the work that was just accomplished, to vent the nitrogen thate, have maintain pressuriza

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. >> jon: nice work. >> mange you. >> -- thank you.inated for an academy award which is crazy within itself. after that all these different kinds of opportunities starting coming my way. my agent called me and said you are on the bottom of a list of actors that are being considered to play opposite leo leonardo dicaprio. i bid leo. i said i know who this guy is in society. i want to be a part of showing that and bringing that person to life. a month later i got to meet with martin scorsese they said he wants to meet and talk about the film. i said can i audition for him. let me show him what i want to do instead of begging on my hans and knees. they said okay. i hadn't been on an audition in six years. my first audition back was martin scorsese. >> jon: yikes! >> i was terrified. he said kid, how are you doing? sit down and we're going to read this thing. i get there i'm so nervous. i want to die. [ laughter ] and i see this ladder up there and i feel that it's so hot that i can't breathe or anything. i realize the ladder is leading up

. >> nice work, mr. williams. >> it's still $1,000. >> thank you, doctor. >> you should hire mr. williams as council next time. >> the next card i have is mr. watson. >> good afternoon. my name is watson, executive director of public glass. i got one of the grants, my organization got one of the grants in question. i just want to come and say that we from the bayview found out about it we had somebody from all organizations, i met people at the library and we sent a representative to the process. we are a very, we are a small organization, but we do a lot of work. there are about three or four of us on staff that have done -- i have done this kind of work in rhode island. i have received grants before. when we sat at the meeting, we all do great work and i don't think my organization deserves it anymore or less than anyone else. i left that meeting saying we need to get our grant together and do it in a way that it's written and get everything in order and get it in. that's grant writing. it's not creative writing. it's getting it done. this has been pretty consistent with the pr

nice work, charlie, congratulations. >> thank you very much, we did have a very good year. >> good foryou, you just heard i assume, mario gabelli saying he expects earnings to be higher but interest rates, too, more volatility, but more earnings, what do you see for 2014. >> yeah, i was sort of irritated that you played him first because he said exactly what i was going to say. we do have wonderful tail winds behind us here. we think four big tail winds, energy, housing, auto, all three of those industries will be stronger and put a lot of people to work at good better paying job. and in the fourth tail wind is that europe is going from a head wind to a tail wind. those are the big things we have going for us, and rising interest rates. we think it is almost a certainty. it is hard to predict how stocks will react to that. we think things will go up, but it will be windy. >> you didn't mention, charlie, anything about technology, and yet you mention the first stock on the list of picks for 2014 is ibm. this is a stock that didn't do so well last year. >> one of the reasons we didn't ha

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. >> nice work, guys. >> reporter: it took two spacewalks, 12 hours in the black vacuum of space, but the duo did what they came to do. >> we have a pump that is alive and well. >> reporter: and maybe more importantly, they reported no problems with their spacesuits today. no water leaks this time. >> everything is nice and dry. >> best christmas ever. >> it took a couple of weeks to get it done but we got it. >> reporter: we are inside a mockup of the airlock here at the johnson space center. this is what the astronauts actually train in and just a couple of hours ago those two returned safely to a room just like this to repressurize. i think it is fair to say mission accomplished. >> two words we love. ryan owens, thanks very much. mission accomplished. >>> as this played out tonight it was not lost on us what americans were watching play out in space 45 years ago, looking at this image 45 years ago tonight. >> reporter: christmas eve 1968, the crew of apollo 8 capturing this unforgettable earth shot, the image seen around the world. tonight nasa recreating that moment with this new

nice work, dog. dog sat there and watched. she said she did this to protect her dog. the dog is like eight times the size of the dog. >> and she was wearing juicy sweats. obviously. that's why she was blurred. let's talk about this article. it is not news that raiders fans are unstable. >> when we do sports talk with greg gutfeld he has no idea what he is talking b. it is interesting that the other teams that complained the most were the patriots and the steelers, teams with a lot of success. i understand. the raiders have sucked for many years so they should be stabilized and prepared for losses. >> what do you think? >> i care deeply. i do not like any pittsburgh sports teams so i will alienate some fans so i understand why the steelers are in second. >> you hate pittsburgh? what do you think? >> somewhere in this world there is a credentialed research psychologist who thinks twitter is a good way to judge people's emotional staw belt. stability. it is the mr. hy de of social accentance. have you looked at your twitter lately? it is full of crazy people. >> wonderfu

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. >> nice work, rick. >> a new pump was supposed to be installed today but will be delayed until tomorrow after a potential problem with nas trackio's space suit was discovered saturday. >> the only issue that i personal liam having is it's very, very cold. >> one of the suits showed maybe a sign it got a little water on the flash evapitier which cools the suit when you're outside. >> nasa sa says the astronaut wasn't in danger and that the issue with the suit isn't related to what happened in july when italian astronaut luke cag parmitano nearly drowned after water leaked into his helmet, a reminder of the dangerous work being done 220 miles above heathering >> astronaut is off structure. >> what do i do? >> the recent hit movie "gravity" puts a highly dramaticized science fiction on the risks of space work, risks every prey astronaut on every mission understands. >> the movie is a good move but you probably don't want to watch that when you're in space. >> maybe not. mastracchio will have a new space suit when they head back out tuesday. >> good job. >>en an it's worth noting that these

. >>> hey, look, after the close red hat was terrific and jim whitehurst told me it would be nice workfind it right you right here on "mad money." i'm jim kramer and i will see you tomorrow! >>> the economy is slowly recovering, the fed says things are good enough to start tapering. the stock market on a five-year rally. and, yet, president obama is at the low point of his presidency. his poll numbers have never been worse. especially his handling of the economy. why is this? one-word answer. obamacare. speaking of obamacare, look at these creepy images of a 20-something guy in onesie pa pajamas. the image team obama sent out this week to encourage young people to talk about and sign up for obamacare. is it going to work? sounds like a question for the kudlow youth summit comprised

nice work if you can get it.t the second thick to know is this, nancy pelosi, who is not a republican, and therefore not in the majority, but she does tend to know what she's talking about when she talks about votes in the house. nancy pelosi is now saying that although immigration is not getting a vote this year, it may not be over. >> what happened to the immigration? do we need to wait until next year? >> well, i asked the speaker that question yesterday and he said, yes, we'll have to wait until next year. >> meaning, no, it was not going to happen by today, which is the last day that the house is there this year, but maybe it's going to happen when they come back next year. as for the protesters, the protesters all over the country and in washington, these protesters who have been pushing so hard for there to be a vote, the group that has been fasting said today that they're ending their fast on the national mall, but they're about to kick off a whole new set of tactics aimed at pushing for a vote as early a

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red hat was terrific and jim whitehurst told me it would be nice work. i promise to ma find it right you right here on "mad money." i'm jim kramer and i will see you tomorrow! >>> the economy is slowly recovering, the fed says things are good enough to start tapering. the stock market on a five-year rally. and, yet, president obama is at the low point of his presidency. his poll numbers have never been worse. especially his handling of the economy. why is this? one-word answer. obamacare. speaking of obamacare, look at these creepy images of a 20-something guy in onesie pa pajamas. the image team obama sent out this week to encourage young people to talk about and sign up for obamacare. is it going to work? sounds like a question for the kudlow youth summit comprised of three young millennials. >>> do we really know what the heck the fed really did yesterday? i ask this because gold dropped 40 bucks today and the question is whether bernanke was really that dovish or is this the beginning of a long-term exit strategy tightening policy? >>> oh, and how ab

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complimented by requirements for restraint thank you so much it's so nice to work with you today you are answering your own questions it does not only apply to you but to. ask the previous questions too. so i have cited the figures to you and although there are clearly some difficulties and gaps on the whole i think the russian government has been quite a fish and it was a difficult year for the global economy and now that we have over fifty hundred to turnover with the european union and many european countries who are clearly in decline or stake nation we were still maintaining very high standards and. we were hit by this wave of crisis our government indeed work very efficiently. but the government level and in parliament as well we should have the most professional stuff is just very difficult to withdraw all this people. from the labor market if they get equally or even higher salaries in the banking sector or in the energy sector it's quite difficult to get people to create some appeal for them to go and work for the government but you certainly know what kind of anti corruptio

nice. i've been working hard in g.s. i love to ski in g.s. it is nice to be on the podium. i have only been on the top once. it is no regrets, just go. >> good enough to give her the victory. a competitor from liechtenstein completed the podium, just half a second behind the winner. >> today on the net, the controversial leader of the opposition movement in thailand. sets thet graffiti american twitter sphere -- twit tersphere abuzz. and a video documenting the life of a giant panda cub. >> the leader of the opposition , theent in thailand movement which has seen protesters storm and occupy a number of official buildings in thailand. many say they will stand by him in his fight against prime minister yingluck shinawatra no matter what it takes. they say she represents a corrupt system. suthep is also a controversial figure. his critics say he has blood on his hands. one tells me that he was responsible for a crackdown on redshirts in the thai capital in 2010, in which 90 were killed and 2000 were injured. is hardly in position to talk about ethics. in one cable, it says sut

. >> nice work, rick. >> reporter: a new pump was supposed to be installed today but will now be delayedrow after a potential problem with the space suit was discovered saturday. >> it's an issue that i personal liam having that's very, very cold. >> one of the suits showed may be a sign that it got a little water into the evaporator on the back the flash evaporator says it cooled on the outside. >> reporter: the issue isn't related to what happened in july. that's when i italian astronaut nearly drowned after water leaked into his helmet. a reminder of the dangerous nature of the work being done 20 miles above earth. -- owe 220 miles above earth. risks every astronaut on every mission understands. >> the movie "gravity" is a good movie. you probably don't want to watch that when you are in space. >> reporter: maybe not. he will have a new space suit ready to wear when they head out tuesday. >> you are welcome. thank you, good job. >> reporter: all right, nasa has about 12 of these space suits. they already had a spare space suit on board. >> that is being refit today. they want it to fi

details, all the visions of the community had when the park was being built, the benches, all the nice stone work, all the plants, that they all came together to make this beautiful space. a big hand for lizy, please, and her leadership. (applause) >> on the construction side, i was making sure we met all the goals that were set by the board of supervisors. one of the things that the bond has done for san francisco is it's allowed local residents to actually get jobs and work. and that is the leadership of the board and the mayor and we made sure that we fulfilled and exceeded all those goals. and, so, i'm very happy to report that we are having a good day today and as we go on to further parks, we'll continue to do our best to make sure it's great. phil talked about the giant sweep. you might have seen some of these ads on some of the buses or billboards. it's our latest campaign to instill pride back into our city. we're going into our schools, working with neighborhood groups -- there you go, phil. we're working together to make sure that san francisco continue to be clean and green. we have t

. >> nice work.ion in silicon valley. .es, he ran the android object >> very thessaly. >> which was a huge endeavor, one of the most popular cell phone operating systems now, and is now running this robot project and it has a lot of people scratching their heads, google is making very aggressive onorts in acquisition mountain view, but they are not saying what they are doing or why they are doing it. >> do the people in the valley jump to conclusions? >> i certainly do. i look at projects that are very far afield from their bread and the platform for advertising, right? i look at those cars, i look at these robots from boston dynamics, it is very interesting, government contracts showing these things off, but to me i just think back to peter lynch and i look at these guys and i say -- what do they do with these acquisitions? certainly they have big master plans. >> what is the difference in master-planned development at google as opposed to apple? what is the distinction between those two? >> with go

accent.eeded a northern nice work. >> we will be joined by robert skidelsky talking the autumn statementcome back to "the pulse," live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. here are the top headlines. ukraine's opposition will hold talks with president viktor yanukovych's party after more than 20,000 people joined protest against his rejection of a european union trade pacts. protesters have set up calls for the administration to resign. executives from europe's biggest banks under pressure to surrender their bonuses. yesterday, six banks were fined 1.7 billion euros for manipulating benchmark interest rates. the european commission's antitrust fines were sanctioned ing two $6igg billion. george osborne gives the autumn statement, the end of your financial update to parliament. it is focusing on balancing the books as britain' recovery. >> let's talk more about the statement. i am joined by the bush economic historian and member of the house of lords, robert skidelsky. little bit about what we are going to hear today. if i was george osborne about to hear the economic forecas

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and almost all of them have to work abroad and might so nice to be able to work in europe but the reality is that ukrainians will probably be paid even less than bulgarians rumanians to clean toilets in london ukrainian nationalists don't have to like russia or join the customs union or join any bloc of countries but advocating a future for themselves the e.u. seems absolutely backwards at least to me but that's just my opinion. do you think that you as a representative of the. gazan government got the government to general could achieve that easing off live for the palestinian people. the way they communicate through the way they present themselves to do was to communique we need we need respect from the kind of governments. this government which recollected it from the people actually. presented it from the palestinian. people themselves respect our charter says respect our what i would believe is our needs i would run. welcome back you're watching r t international i'm marina joshie iceland's alive and kicking the country's economy has rebounded after the recession which struck hard fi

nice work. >>> back now at 8:44.ou're not sure how to teach them? she helped launch david letterman's stupid pet tricks segment is here to help. >> and she is out with a new book called the best dog tricks on the planet. we asked her to work with my dog to see what she could teach her. good morning. >> good morning. how are you this morning. >> she's doing well so far. >> i'm like a nervous stage mom up here. hold it together. >> she says her prayers. >> look at that. >> she has become very spiritual in the last three weeks since you have been working with her. >> if you're at home watching, you want to teach your dog a couple of tricks, what's the rule of thumb to get started? >> the best thing to do is keep it simple and keep it fun. find what your dog likes to do. zara loves to sit high. so i taught her to sit high and hold it there. some dogs like to shake their paw. they're good at that. you pick things they like to do. golden retrievers love to crawl and zara is one of them. you just start working on them. >> w

. >> nice work, guys. >> reporter: it took 12 hours in the vacuum of space but the duo did what theyer done but we got it. >> ryan owens, abc news, the johnson space center houston. >> memorable christmas eve, huh. >> oh, man. the good news is it went off without a hitch. everybody was worried about that space suit. hey. >> you were up there. you got back very fast. parachuted, right? >> yes, i did. i'm a quick astronaut when it comes to that kind of stuff. >> i went up fixed the space station and here i am again. i have been busy. >> i go up next time. >> your turn. >> you were pregnant up in space. another first. >> i know. >> coming up, don't stop believing is the message resonating today after a girl named virginia asked a new york newspaper if there was really a santa claus. >>> a new jersey mom who works at a hospital will never forget her visit from a guy dre n: i tr, a team that shares my drive and commitment. that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. maybe you were born ready. find out at gocoastguard.com. ♪ >> macy's windows are a must see on the christmas store

i'm not into that. >> it's just getting what you want. >> again, nice work on the music here. >> thankf infections are transmitted by hands, according to the cdc. is it time to start discouraging handshakes in the workplace? i was stunned when i saw this number. >> why should -- >> you're getting to me today. >> why shouldn't major corporations start saying to people, let's start thinking about other ways. >> how about this -- >> nod. fist-bumps. >> even the elbow is better. when i came back from the transplant, i couldn't do it. i have to say, though, there are a lot of people that extended their hands. i said, i'm sorry, i can't. i did feel bad. you feel like you're being rude. even though i had an explanation. >> it seems 1,000 years down the road on the handshake, though? >> a lot of people are like that. i think there's something to be said there. >> i have no problem companies suggesting to employees, let's not -- you're not closing a deal, right? >> wash your hands. >> john on facebook say, absolutely not. this country was built on hand shakes. next up, a story about a woman spe

number of different plans in the area to make sure that at the edges, that all of those things worked together nicely. as mentioned earlier, we took the work of that to really develop the plans for folsom and howard. and tep earlier from sean kennedy's presentation, making sure that we're accommodating the other things that are already taking place, as well as what we anticipate to do in the future. there were six principles that were artic articulated in the central soma plan, pedestrian, cyclist, transit riders as well as people going through the area for commercial purposes, deliveries and such. so these principles we identified a number of objectives to focus on each corridor in the project area to look at how we can improve pedestrian conditions from wider sidewalks, more crossing opportunities, calming traffic. we know that speeding is a major concern, because we have a lot of regional traffic coming through, meeting a local network. we need to protecttransit and in protecting transit, we're effectively protecting traffic, because you have separated those things. cars are not getting stuck behi

. >> nice work, guys. and guys, the next step is to finger start the p-clamp on the m-4 line. >> ok, am i clear to release my wrist off the spid? >> affirmative. >> i'm ready. about 20 centimeters starboard. >> starboard, 20 centimeters. here comes the 20 centimeter motion to the starboard. good motion. >> good motion. >> it's about 20? stopping motion. >> stopping. >> destination 10 centimeters. >> now in motion. motion. >> this is mission control, houston -- all for fluid lines enable ammonia to flow-through cooling loop a on the starboard side of the international space station and they are now connected. one of the fluid lines , the so- line proved to be a bit stubborn as it was being disconnected by hopkins and modulechio from a pump jumper box that provided an interim home for two of the four fluid lines during the period between the removal of the faulty pump on saturday and the installation of the new pump earlier today. dirt --ime that the that the third in a series of fluid lines was disconnected

and almost all of them have to work abroad and might sound nice to be able to work in europe but the reality is that ukrainians will probably be paid even less than bulgarians rumanians to clean toilets in london ukrainian nationalists don't have to like russia or join the customs union or join any bloc of countries but advocating a future for themselves the e.u. seems absolutely backwards at least to me but that's just my opinion.