in terms of barnes & noble, don't close the book, close the nook.n fiscal year 2013 every profit turned by on-line business virtually disappeared in the colossally bad decision of that nook. that nook digital business. yes you today go digital but getting into hardware, a huge error going up against apple and amazon. big mistake. going to take years to recover from that. there is a reason the founder wants it take the retail and on-line private and leave public shareholders with a nook media division. that's the money loser. don't be stuck holding the bag. >> or the book. we will close the book on this one and move on. thank you, guys. see you later. >> thank you. >> maria? >> a market higher close to the record highs of the day, bill. you said it was more neutral than anything else. >> very small. >> looks like the mark set holding on close to highs. which is about 164. >> bigger movers today gold. bonds is falling. mike santolli will be here, we will look at that next. >> jim grant says the invisible hand of the free markets will continue to take

barnes & noble reconsidering its tablet strategy by nauntsing they will end production for the nook. we'll get more on that and the rest of today's business headlines. that's economic inning with jeff cut more live fornous london. good morning. >> good morning to you. it appears the color nook is going to be sent out to oems, other manufacturers. barnes & noble saying they are no longer going to be responsible for the manufacturing of this product here. it's to do really with one is the decline in sales. and some of the challenges to barnes & noble's financially from this product and two, it's to find other opportunities for the nook. so if you basically hand it out there for other developers to get involved in, there is a chance that it will find a new niche. moving you along, costa concordia, the name of the ship that sank in italy last year with a loss of 30 lives, it's finally sunk mickey erickson's career at carnival. 34 years in the job. he is gone now, and it is what happened to the concordia and a number of other ships that is really connected with his departure at the busine

it will be done by patrick oliver, a man who worked on the noble report done after the grant shooting. it will start in july. it will cost $25,000. it should be done in a couple of months. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. >>> the highly-praised new movie about the b.a.r.t. shooting of oscar grant is being played tomorrow in oakland at the grand lake theater. the film was shot in the east bay and was directed by ryan kuglar. at the sundance film festival "fruitvale" was the big winner. >>> a man accused of running a

barnes and noble will still make the basic note readers.tinuing coverage now with the unusual bay area wet weather. today's rain have slowed and altered many activities. >> reporter: part of the first early day crowd, taking average of the cheap admission on $2 on tuesday. >> we are a little bit worry and watching of the weather, but we thought we are going to go for it. yesterday, it was raining out here. >> the yesterday, we are closed, we are closed every monday and today we are just a little over cast but it looks like the sun is going to be peeking through the clouds any moment. >> tomorrow , sunny and warm and free admission if you bring in food and rides are just a buck each. here and in all northern california. >> this is my 37th year flying air tanker out of santa rosa, i really don't recall this much rain in june. >> but , say the pilots make no mistake, when this weather goes away, that'll be tomorrow, and fire season is right back on. >> and with the heat and the little breeze that we are going to have, it is going to be right b

. >> barns and noble auns announced it will stop naking the nook color touch screen tab blets and says it's e books are are failing to keep wupt competition. and is pushing the company to a net loss. barns and noble will continue to make the basic e reader autos krorts is partnered to a report of mobile speaker autos from our new app more people are using their tab blets to watch video and listen to music. until now the sound hasn't been very good. now, some are being advertised heavily. nicky minage has one to come to mind. >> i'm a speaker, dummy. >> consumer reports tested 20 speakers. they use blue tooth so you can play audio without having to plug it in. first testers evaluated sound quality in a lab. some sounded good. some didn't perform as well with the foft delivery disstarted audio testers looked at how easy speakers are to use and features each others. >> you want to be able to set up speakers and want controls to work well. you can use to charge device autos in the end the tdk speaker topped rating was top quality sound. can be used for phone calls all for about 150s oodz c

look at what is happening with barnes & noble. down 18%, as we speak.ly net loss more than doubled. sales in the business overall not doing well. the losses that they saw last year, they are trying to contain those losses and work with a partnership in order to produce and market these tablets. cheryl: that is quite a punch on that one. a slew of data coming in. home prices in 20 major cities jumped 2.5%. prices up over 12% year over year. sales coming in at the highest level since july 2008. as the recovery picks up steam, there are fears of a housing bubble. i want to thank both of you for coming in here. scott, i do not know. what do you say? >> mortgage rates are back up about 4%. we had a very aggressive and move up quick. i am a little concerned. could we lose a little bit of momentum? melissa: this is different than the housing bubble that we had back in 2007. more americans are working. this looks like to be investment money. that is where the bubble is coming from. >> yes. i think you are right. 20% of the market are cash investors. i think the

oliver oversaw the original noble audit report. noble stands for the national organization of black law enforcement executives. these are the key recommendations oliver will be looking at. organization of the system. community engagement, training, patrol priorities, the selection of personnel, employee performance, use of force, and how much bias comes into play as well as international affairs and discipline. the original report was initiated after the killing of oscar grant captured on this cell phone video which ignited a firestorm of controversy over bart police practices. officer johannes mehserle shot grant with his gun after he says he mistook his firearm for his taser on new year's day 2009. so bart police police chief rainey will announce this later today. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> this news comes as a movie about oscar grant is about to come out. >> yes. there is a special screening tonight. we have a trailer of that movie called fruitvale station. the screening is at the grand screening in oakland. the movie opened to th

i don't think running is a noble thought. i don't think there's anything noble. he has taken an oath, and these oaths mean something. if you can't keep the oath, get out. and then do something about it in a legal way. >> many people don't agree with the government's position. representative nancy pelosi, seen here friday, was booed in san jose yesterday. she defendedded the surveil perhaps program before a gathering of progressive activist at networks nation. >> amazing video shows an unwanted guest ruining dinner at a restaurant in australia. a group of people were finishing up when, bam, a van drove through the window in the front. the driver had been eating just a few tables away minutes before. while driving away, he lost control. hopped the curb, crashed into the restaurant. he was arrested for drunk driving. >>> just ahead, the war of words of the world's ugliest dog. and can a little butter and coffee help improve your hasn't? >> the first weekend of summer and the rain is back as we take a live look at the bay bridge. leigh glaser has a look at what you c

i don't think running is a noble thought. i don't think there's anything nobl he has taken an oath, and these oaths mean something. if you can't keep the oath, get out. and then doomething about it in a legal way. >> many people don't agree with the govnment's position. representative nancy pelosi, seen here friday, was booed in san jo yesterday. she defendedded the sveil perhaps program before a gathering of progressive activist at networks nation. >> amazing video shows an unwanted guest ruing dinner at a restaurant in australia. a group of people were finishing up when, bam, a van drove through the window in the front. the driver h been eating just a f tables away minutes before. while driving away, he lost control. hopped the curb, crashed into the restaurant. he s arrested for drunk driving. >>> just ahead, the war of words of the world's ugliest dog. and can a little butter and coffee help improve your hasn't? >> the rst weekend of summer and the rn is back as weake a live look at the bay bridge. leigh glaser has a look

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other news, barnes & noble is killing its nook. it thought it protected itself, doing the e-book reader but during its quarterly financial reports said the plan did not work. now, if you still have a nook, it will still work and you will still be able to buy e-book -- e-books for your nook. barnes & noble will allow other companies to develop their own version of nook as well but starting later this year, will no longer manufacture it or sell it. back to you. >> scott, thank you very much. >>> how is this for a deal? a house for a sale in san jose coming with an unexpected and very welcomed perk. how about a brand new tesla model s car complete with a prepaid three-year lease worth $40,000? very much like the sound of that the home was just renovated by an environmentally conscious developer. it includes 14 solar panels and a charging system, of course, for your brand new electric car. it's 2,250 square feet, four bedrooms and it has three bathrooms. if you want to check this thing out, the house is located at 1151 coke lane. this

he was the man who won two noble prizes. and the weight of two noble prizes behind you.nd there was a cover on "time" magazine saying that it could be the answer to aging and heart disease. now we know the opposite is true and when the fda tried to regulate this because they were worried that there was no safety record on these large doses of vitamins, they were defeated by a very powerful politically influential industry and ultimately consumers are in a position to know something they don't know. if vitamins were a regulated industry, metavitamins would have a black box warning on them that they can shorten their life. >> why are people going to hear this from you for the first time? >> if we read the medical literature, you wouldn't be hearing it from me for the first time. two studies were a month apart i think and "the wall street journal" had a headline that said is this the end of popping vitamins. in that article there was a quote from the president of gnc corporation where he said we just let these studies pass. this doest affect our business because he knows he

i don't think running is a noble thought. i don't think there's anything noble. he has taken an oath, and these oaths mean something. if you can't keep the oath, get out. and then do something about it in a legal way. >> schieffer: well, do you think he's a traitor? >> well, i don't want to go into this right now. i want to get him caught and brought back for trial, and i think we need to know exactly what he has. he could have a lot, lot more. it may really put people in jeopardy. i don't know. but i think the chase is on. and we'll have to see what happens. >> schieffer: do you oong you talked to general alexander this morning-- does the government have some idea of what it is that he has? >> not to my-- not to my knowledge. the only thing i've learned is that he could have over 200 separate items and whether that's true or not, i don't know. that's what's been relaid to me. >> schieffer: but do you know what damage he has done? what has general alexander told you about that? >> well, the damage he's done is essentially to reveal a program which has worked well

a book like yos and is youportrayed combat combat, it is gruesome but it seems to me not the most noble thing to ignore the sacrifice of the union army because the men were doing something no nation had ever done before with its own citizens to right a terrible wrongs and pursuing self-interest asell but that is a remarkable crifice too little and too infrequently do we honor them. >> iis very much leadership's study and double sides i was born in the north and that is where my sympathies lie but the book streisand i strive to be objective because to really communicate with it was light i will put myself as best i can in the mind of the southerners who believed that their cause was noble i don't ever want to the down part of our history to look dick terrorism but also the dark sides of those events and individuals. %-fascinating individuals. lou: you will find them in your book. as you have written the most recent book you know, much about war and the strategies and personalities how does the modern conflict, nd the iraq war orfghanistan war war, what impact does it have o you were all

oliver oversaw the original noble audit report. noble stands for the national organization of black law enforcement executives. these are the key recommendations. organization of the system, community engagement, training, patrol priorities, the selection of personnel, employee performance, use of force, and how much bias comes into play as well as internal affairs and discipline. now, the original report was initiated after the killing of oscar grant captured on this infamous cell phone video which ignited a firestorm of controversy over bart police practices. officer johannes mehserle shot grant with his gun after he says he mistook his firearm for his taser on new year's day 2009. bart police chief kenton rainey is going to be heading up the announcement this morning and we'll have more for you today at noon. back to you. >> anne, is it just a coincidence that a new movie about oscar grant is about to come out? >> reporter: yeah. there is a screening tonight, a private screening, in oakland so you can call it a coincidence, but

that ours thought service would be a great alternative to medication service at the noble -- if the mobileetworks are spotty and aftermath. -- alternative to medication service if the mobile networks are spotty in the aftermath. we did not know that sony does it to organize protests -- that someone would use it to organize protests. here's the amazing thing about .hat i have observed not only can you not ran the impact you are going to have come you often will recognize it even when you're having it. being withs after twitter, the streets were completely blocked off. the u.s. secret service was there and russian security forces were there. it was a crazy scene walking into the building. i remember going into the metal detector to get into our office, which were there just for the day. there had these crazy uniforms and german shepherd's that look like they could kill you. there is a huge buildup. the russian president came in with his entourage. there are reporters and cameras behind him. he was going to send his first tweet from the office to the world. they were taking a two or the offic

yes, over toward washington and noble lloyd, noble center there. >> this is local coverage from kfor, oklahoma affiliate. i want to go now to janet shamly who is in an underground shelter at the oklahoma city our port. what can you tell us how things are there at the airport? and how are people doing. >> reporter: well, we are lucky to have connection and you might lose me. there are about 1200 people under ground be a basic lay shelter for us now. but usually a walk way from the parking lot that connects to the terminal here at oklahoma city airport. after doing the news, i came here and i got to the airport and sirens soundeddownstairs. they set to put our hand over our heads. and stay away from windows. there a window i can see out of. we are getting hail. heavy, heavy rain. dark skies. lightning. it looks like a hurricane was pushing against the window, but that tapered off some. still they are asking everyone to stay underneath here. people are desperately trying to get signals out and get everyone from pilots to tsa to passengers to just people who knew that this under ground tu

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they speak to us as if we are piano and peasants in medieval times and they are the kings queens and nobles why did they target the low income portions may twenty fifth over two million people across forty eight states and six continents most against months and so what do you make of the company refusing to talk to us because we covered the mulch they can stand up to the fact they wouldn't come on the show i would love to debate among sentiment boy and shall not e-mail i mean what would they say they have nothing they go into these poor communities and then of course reduced yields so what happens to these farmers they end up killing themselves by drinking the buy a house the size that monsanto gave them every thirty minutes while we've been talking someone has killed themselves execs now boast about infertility from g m o's hold food and say water shouldn't be a human rights well spent has publicly stated it was to control one hundred percent of the world's food supply the government isn't stopping them so who will this is the truth. i don't want to hear any kind of children is the way to

this is an individual who is not act weigh noble intent.his is an individual with top secret clearance whose duty it was to administer these networks and he stole some of our secrets. >> reporter: there are strong opinions about snowden and about the nsa spying that he uncovered. >> i've been a critic of this collection for years. i have offered amendments on the floor. i believe it should be restricted. i don't think that currently it is serving our nation because it goes way too far. >> reporter: allowing snowden to land in russia, one prominent senator said he is not surprised. >> the bottom line is very simple. allies are supposed to treat each other in decent ways and putin is always eager to put a finger in the eye of the united states. >> confirming that he left hong kong after the u.s. requested that he come here to the u.s. for trial. a statement says in part will continue to discuss this matter with hong kong and pursue relevant law enforcement cooperation with other countries where mr. snowden may be attempting to travel. we're k

>> there is a real answer to that question and then there is the fake noble answer to that question.you want the real one. okay. the answer is i want people to be deeply moved. i want people to read this book and recognize something of being human on this planet as they come to understand it this far on the pages of the book i want them to read something and say you know i know that experience. i've had that. i know what he's talking about and to the devil to connect on that kind of a human level with my riding. but, the fake noble dancer and what i want people to understand and afghanistan better, i happen to hope they do but it's not the reason i sit down to write. understand fiction serves a purpose and it reaches people in ways that the writer never really intended so my books have served as a window into afghan history and culture and way of life and has given a human dimension for the same kind of things over and over again. >> often in the news for a different reason, american understanding why we are there and with this commitment is and what you've managed to do is create th

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so when you succeed whether you become the next fortune ceo or a noble prize winner or a supreme court justice, remember to make your community and your city a better place for all. i leave you with this advice as you begin your new journey, my vision began when i was graduating high school senior. and now, it is your turn to make your vision a reality. make an impact on the future, and make your community and this world a better place. be bold, and to quote one of my favorite movies, boldly go where no one has gone before. congratulations class of 2013, go out there and change the world. thank you. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you for joining me here at the board chambers, and thank you to board president david chiu, budget chair mark farrell, members of the board of supervisors, our elected officials, our commissioners, and our department heads. and welcome, members of the public who joined us this morning. this year's budget reflects a lot of hard work between city government and the people that we serve. we've met in every district of the city. we've worked with our elected

so when you succeed whether you become the next fortune ceo or a noble prize winner or a supreme court justice, remember to make your community and your city a better place for all. i leave you with this advice as you begin your new journey, my vision began when i was graduating high school senior. and now, it is your turn to make your vision a reality. make an impact on the future, and make your community and this world a better place. be bold, and to quote one of my favorite movies, boldly go where no one has gone before. congratulations class of 2013, go out there and change the world. thank you. [ applause ]

truth be told we criticise for that but when the same thing happens in the us it's considered to be noble never mind that it is double standards we have got accustomed to this and pay little attention to it when i think about it when it happens in the us to growth america. but i wish you do the right thing in that everyone must be treated in the same fashion because these two situations are identical because i'm the only difference is that our diplomatic missions don't actively cooperate with occupy wall street and your diplomatic missions work together and directly support russian opposition but i think this is wrong because diplomatic missions must forge ties between states and not meddle in their domestic politics. getting back to popular movements if they express their will by legal means without breaking the law then they're fully entitled to do that in this case it would be beneficial to any state because it's a way to provide grassroots feedback on the state policies whether it be social domestic or foreign policy. the next question is from oksana boyko the president of our new sho

barnes & noble and independents doing it in big boxes, there was a moment where we were over stored, and now it looks like it's probably sustainable. i think at the end of the day, i am very hopeful that, you know, in the future there's an even playing field, and the agreement we signedded with doj ends in december of, you know, 20 # 14, and at that point, it's, you know, we'll work to have an even playing field all the time. >> can you say what happens in 2014? will you move back to agency? >> i can't comment on any business models going forward. [laughter] >> okay. we've been frustrated, independent book sellers, have been frustrated with the doj, gone there, spoken a few times and all the letters and people within the industry sent to the doj, and yet their attitude, it didn't matter. it didn't matter that somehow consumer was king and nothing to do with the fair and equal marketplace. >> yeah. >> that's what was really frustrating for us, and i'm sure for you. >> i disagree with a statement, consumer is king; right? i think that doj was extraordinary myopic, and i struggle and ha

be a noble idea to reach the target of 0% co2 emissions. one developer says it is the world's first commercially-run passenger ship where fuel is converted into electrical energy by means of oxygen. the fuel cells power the electric motor that glides at a speed of 14 kilometers per hour with up to 100 passengers on board. hydrogen shipping works. but to use this solution, we need to fix the problem of how to store this energy. >> if we want to go to renewable resources, then we have to have -- renewable resources here in germany, we are talking about wind especially. that is not necessarily the same as when people have the demand for energy. from our point of view, hydrogen, produced from wind for renewable wind sources is the first -- is the perfect medium of storage. >> the hydrogen ship will help relieve the environmental burden on the city center, because it serves as an ecologically the late in the center of the metropolitan area. will the technology save us from an environmental disaster? could it be that hydrogen ships , self-suffici

so when you succeed whether you become the next fortune ceo or a noble prize winner or a supreme court justice, remember to make your community and your city a better place for all. i leave you with this advice as you begin your new journey, my vision began when i was graduating high school senior. and now, it is your turn to make your vision a reality. make an impact on the future, and make your community and this world a better place. be bold, and to quote one of my favorite movies, boldly go where no one has gone before. congratulations class of 2013, go out there and change the world. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] do you like this top? that's so gay. really? yeah. it's totally gay. you know, you really shouldn't say that. say what? well, say that something is "gay" when you mean it's bad. it's insulting. what if every time something was bad, everybody said, "ugh. that's so girl wearing a skirt as a top." oh. you are. ha ha. shut up. those are cute jeans, though. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in gr

so when you succeed whether you become the next fortune ceo or a noble prize winner or a supreme court justice, remember to make your community and your city a better place for all. i leave you with this advice as you begin your new journey, my vision began when i was graduating high school senior. and now, it is your turn to make your vision a reality. make an impact on the future, and make your community and this world a better place. be bold, and to quote one of my favorite movies, boldly go where no one has gone before. congratulations class of 2013, go out there and change the world. thank you. [ applause ] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the distri

and with that news, we've heard the back and forth every headline moves barnes & noble.wn. liz: the sweet sound of the closing bell on a day where the markets just blew out the ceiling. look at the dow jones industrials now, 15,175. we lost 20 points there. david: that's still pretty good. 180 ain't bad. liz: right. but when you look at the nasdaq, a nice gain of 44 points so, obviously, technology coming along for the ride. small and mid caps jumping 1.75%. here's a look at your front page headlines. the labor department reporting that applications for unemployment benefits fell by 12,000 to 334,000 last week, that number the lowest since early may. david: gannette which is, of course, the largest newspaper chain in the company, agreed to buy television company belo for $1.5 billion. they're going to almost double gannette's broad

if you are a noble guy, but the it in front of the jury, hire you to defend them. whatever it takes. let's see what it is. i think this snowden is a left wing guy as you said he is now telling the chinese the u.s. government is hacking him or whatever and that's not never a good sign. >> totally different situation from revealing. >> that's right. >> alleged abuses of the nsa. >> we will be fair on this coverage. counselor, thanks very much. directly ahead. chris matthews calling me a fascist or something. why is he doing that? we'll tell you after these messages. >> bill: pemple story segment tonight. chris matz to you thats frames things in a political rather than a personal way recently that matthews ted cruz. >> this guy pretty far. cog blin and maybe lesser extent pat buchanan and o'reilly. these guys are hard right wing guys they have the black eye look to them. >> in addition to being misguided intellectually mr. matthews needs glasses badly. why is he spouting this nonsense. one could be ratings. msnbc and prime time down 20% each year and falling fast. joi

ediciÓn nobling turna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> muy buenas noches y ilia tiene el dÍaigrantes y 7 menores edad fueron exaltados por soldados mexicanos tras estar secuestrados en una casa muy cerca de la ciudad en texas, y la mayorÍa son centroamericanos y fueron entregados a sus captores mientras intentaban cruzar la frontera hacia los estados unidos y bilma tiene la historia. >>> esta guarida dÓnde el ejÉrcito descubriÓ a un grupo de 165 inmigrantes secuestrados, puso al descubierto la manera como estÁn operando traficantes de humanos, este caso muestra la alianza que existe entre polleros y coyotes y secuestradores, de ecuador ates ti moins, ellos fueron contactados por los coyotes que les prometieron que los cruzarÍan ilegal ato estados unidos, por la frontera. >>> y cuando estaban a punto de cruzar a estados unidos, un grupo de delincuentes los interceptÓ y los coyotes los entregaron sin ninguna resistencia. >>> y todo parece indicar que estas personas los inmigrantes son contactados por traficantes personas comÚnmente llamados polleros, y que estos traficantes de

it is being sold in every section at barnes and noble. please welcome dan savage. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you, dan. nice to see you again. always like having you on, dan. frequent friend of the show. your new book is call "american savage." okay. it's been a while since you were on the show. still gay? >> still gay. tephen: because you never know. it's a free country. >> doesn't wash off in the rain. stephen: i know, but the door is always open. >> likewise. stephen: i understand that. but i'm strapped in where i am. thank you. i'm staying on my little... >> usually it's the lesbians who strap in. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: well, safety first. that's very important. now the supreme court is going to be handing down rulings... >> two rulings. stephen: two rulings. one on defense of marriage act. the other one on prop 8 saying no gay marriage in california. >> right. so the defense of marriage act was passed in the '90s. bill clinton signed it. the federal government will not recognize same-sex marriages performed in st

ediciÓn nobling turna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> muy buenas noches y ilia tiene el dÍan una casa muy cerca de la ciudad en texas, y la mayorÍa son centroamericanos y fueron entregados a sus captores mientras intentaban cruzar la frontera hacia los estados unidos y bilma tiene la historia. >>> esta guarida dÓnde el ejÉrcito descubriÓ a un grupo de 165 inmigrantes secuestrados, puso al descubierto la manera como estÁn operando traficantes de humanos, este caso muestra la alianza que existe entre polleros y coyotes y secuestradores, de ecuador ates ti moins, ellos fueron contactados por los coyotes que les prometieron que los cruzarÍan ilegal ato estados unidos, por la

. >>> mujeres, supuestamente nobles y mÁs de 1. 200 objetos de diferentes metales y diferentes usos.extraÑa, por eso pensamos que fueron sacrificios humanos. la complicada y sofÍstico cada civilizaciÓn kwa ri anterior a los incas. llegÓ a tener 40.000 habitantes en su mejor momento y es un misterio por quÉ da parecieron. el sitio ak koe lÓgico tiene una pirÁmide central escalonada. y se considere que hay mÁs entusiasmo base porque es un cenicero tro ceremonial. >>> servirÁ para conocer mejor a la cultura inca que vino aÑos despuÉs no conocÍan la escritura, dejaron vestigios para reconstruir la historia. >>> trata de protegerse de la lluvia en el museo de arte moderno de new york, la ejemplo paga para estar bajo la lluvia, sin mojarse le llaman de rain room, o cuarto de la kyu vÍa. la idea que camine por cuarto oscuro, bajo lo que asemeja una copiosa lluvia tropical y que pueda controlar el clima. el cuarto tiene unas cÁmaras, con sensores que detectan si usted se mueve, y cuando usted camina la lluvia deja de caer exactamente en el mismo espacio que usted ocupa. este es el video. >>>