olaf: yes, i do. emily: which ones?f: last time i was here, i said it would surpass bitcoin by 2018. i would hold to that. emily? why question mark olaf: the types of things we're seeing built on ethereum, they are almost a bit sci-fi, beyond anything you would reasonably think is possible. to me a lot of what i'm interested in is the applications that will be natively enabled by the technology. not an improvement in payment speed or improvement in growth, where there are many services that offer these things, but like the internet the most breakthrough things are not possible in an analog world. facebook per se. there is not an off-line version of facebook. what are looking for an excited about our those native uses that are capable. emily: which other cryptocurrencies western mark olaf: i am very excited about . definity, polkadot. i know you're looking at me like you have never heard of these things, but you probably have not heard of ethereum a couple of years ago either. i think many of these things basically enhan

olaf: of course.hink my number one concern is people basically investing in things they don't understand. this is very complicated and esoteric technology. i think there mom-and-pop investors should be careful, particularly investing in more experimental technologies outside of the blue-chip cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. emily: how long do you think it will be before we see other crypto futures being offered? olaf: over this year, we will see dozens of others. cory: we will see some stocks blowup and some real frauds. this long thin corporation traded 15 million shares at $20 valuations two days ago, the stock is flying off the roof. an ipo that has 13 centers against it. has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. i don't think the people have any idea what they are buying this from or the firm's history. they just want to get something that is block chaining and going up. emily: if there is a correction or let's all come back to earth event, how far off is something like that? olaf: if you

olaf: yeah, no, of course. of course.er one concern is people basically investing in things that they don't understand. this is complicated and esoteric technology. and i think that your kind of retail mom-and-pop investor should be careful, particularly when they are investing in more experimental technologies outside of the blue-chip cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum. emily: how long do you think it will be before we see more cryptocurrencies being offered? olaf: we will soon see dozens of crypto futures. cory: there is a stock flying through the roof with basically no financials. some real frauds emerge. a realty income corporation traded at 50 million shares at $20 million violation two days ago. basically the financials, the company that brought the ipo has 13 censures against it from securities regulators, hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. i don't think the people buying this don't have any idea of what the firm's history is. they just want to get something near something blockchainy. and see it go

olaf: we are looking to hire about 10 people.asically anyone with a deep understanding of cryptography, distributing network game therapy -- distributing network, game theory. it is not very deep, but the reason is because those folks who have the skills have very lucrative other opportunities. i think the competition for these types of folks will only increase for the next five years. more: there was a lot optimism around ethereum. fred wilson told me he thought it would surpass bitcoin, and now it is not even close. olaf: i think over time, many other technologies in this area will grow essentially. the reason is they actually name also its of new behaviors that are not possible with bitcoin. --ngs like a theory of -- what we have seen happen with largeum, they build a ecosystem of developers that are all building applications and infrastructure on top of the online protocol, so this is the type of thing we have seen never possible. emily: do you think other cryptocurrencies will surpass bitcoin? olaf: yes, i do. last time i wa

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. >> reporter: olaf. ♪ do you want to build a snowman ♪ >> reporter: then a reindeer doing stand-up comedy reindeer can jump higher than a house. they all can. houses can't jump. >> reporter: to top it off, they even wowed the judge by turning their driveway into an ice rink. ♪ and the whole thing is organic. what sold them on this house is that it matched so nicely with his christmas display. >> most people, normal people buy christmas decorations for their house, we bought a house for our christmas decorations. >> reporter: it looks gingerbready. at first it wasn't an issue with pete per's husband, drew. >> when i first met peter, he said he was into christmas. but i didn't realize how much. because he was in an apartment. >> reporter: did you think he was nuts? >> i did. >> reporter: but putting this together is a family affair. a christmas season that lasts three full months until they finally pull the plug. how long does it stay up after christm christmas? >> our last actual day is tip c typically january 6 then we take it down as fast as we can. >> reporter: christmas lights on this

our crew counted hundreds of families, one reindeer, one famous ice sculpture olaf.estaurant owner was giving away hundreds of gifts. she said she wanted to give something to her community that many get to see. >> i wanted the kids to see something beautiful in our neighborhood. because we have to go to other places to see pretty stuff. i want them to know all of this is real. >> today, she's not just the owner of country cooking restaurant she also made headlines for going all out for her son's dubai-themed prom party with camels. very generous. so many bikes she gave out. you know what, the weather cooperated. it all worked out. >>> here are more of the stories we're following for you on nbc10 news at 6:00. >>> blames break out overnight. >>> sidewalk scare, an nbc10 exclusive, this fifth grader share what is he did when a stranger threatened him and kids on a group of kids on their way to school. >>> and apple admissions. you bet when the company confirms an age-old conspiracy about what's slowing down you're olds iphone. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >> ev

it would be naive to taking this at face value, and think that olaf palmer was motivate bid genuine concern about global warming. deep deception came easily to this immensely talented and sophisticated politician. in the newspaper interview where he first talked about global warming, palmer explained that a vision of utopia, has the same function as a mirage in the desert. without me mirage you wouldn't get to the next over assist. global warm -- oasis. global warming was the mirage and what was the oasis? they were bat to embark on a civil nuclear power program but nuclear power wasn't popular with many ordinary swedish voter sod the social democrats decided day had to frighten swede by claiming the alternative to nuclear was far worse. sweden does not have any coal so they played the coal card by hyping up acid rain. i you don't have nuclear, sweden's forests will dry and lakes will fill up with acid. after acid rain came global warming. the scientists played a leading role in both. he wrote the first government report anywhere in the world on acid rain. his report has a familiar ring. re

it was going to be 18 but then olaf was hit with sexual harassment allegations. [ laughter and applause photos were released yesterday of first lady melania trump decorating the white house for the holidays. though i'm not sure a rope ladder counts as a decoration. [ laughter ] it's a -- it's a custom in my country. [ laughter ] president trump tweeted yesterday quote, "51 million americans to travel this weekend, highest number in 12 years, traffic and airports are running very smoothly." and then he tweeted, "now let's throw it over to kevin with sports!" [ laughter ] a new poll has found that about a third of americans are dreading discussing politics at this year's thanksgiving. and some dread talking about it every day. [ laughter and applause ] "newsweek" has rated crescent rolls as the worst thanksgiving side dish. [ light laughter ] looks like "newsweek" burned the rolls. oh, oh no, the rolls! oh, no! [ light laughter ] oh, noooo! [ laughter and applause ] oh, i burned the rolls again. [ laughter ] i'm a fantastic actor. [ laughter ] npr published an article this week urging peo

. >> looks like aiden and olaf. >> olaf -- this is hayden, everybody.oves loves snowman. >> there's snowman in the back ground too. ground too hey depth has been busy watching fox5 to see when he'll have enough snow to build one of his own. >> you're in luck. >> hayden this is your luck company day. >> hayden, this is your day. >> it's really first one he'll really, you know, remember last year he was way too little. >> hayden i have request. can you ask one of your family nobs send a picture of you successfully building a snowman this weekend. >> yes. we're not going to get that much. it can be as small as you are. >> it can be miniature snowman. >> yeah. >> we're okay. that is just the cutest smile. >> love the smile. >> great picture. >> that is joy. >> i think this might finally be our chance. >> i hope so. tomorrow might be the big day. >> look at his little romper. little onsie. little romp him. >> remember when the romp him craze. babies were on the forefront of the romp him craze. >> shower were. let me just mention i won't be able to get this s

olaf frozen adventure played before the movie.t it before they bought their tickets. if you not yet seen coco you won't have to sit through that short any more. disney pull the frozen short and they run another showing of coco in place of the 22 minutes. commercial, previews, 22 minute short 8:00 o'clock movie might start 10:00 o'clock. >> no shade against you frozen. >> coco is doing well. ♪ >>> let's say hello and good morning and happy birthday to our facebook fan of the day. this is miss i own knee hicks a great great-grandmother. turned 97 years old on friday. happy birthday also one of the mothers of the temple of praise church. >> um-hmm. miss ioni is a sports fan she loves the redskins and kansas city chiefs because kansas is her home state. we get that. she lives a full wonderful life with her family and friends. happy be lated birthday from all of us to you. >> happy birthday. [ applause ] >> that's great. before we head to good day. how we looking out there. final check on weather and erin, how is it going. >> since we'

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