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mosaic. just chew on them. >> an albanian artist created this. is mosaic is called one world, one family, one coffee and the symbolism behind it, says the artist, is to unify the world. he is a six-time guinness world record holder and he's known for doing mosaics using very unconventional mediums. his latest one was this one made out of coffee. >> pretty incredible. >>> that's it for our show today. thanks so much for joining us, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great one.

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mosaic. just chew on them. >> an albanian artist created this. this mosaic is called one world, one family, one coffee and the symbolism behind it, says the artist, is to unify the world. he is a six-time guinness world record holder and he's known for doing mosaics using very unconventional mediums. his latest one was this one made out of coffee. >> pretty incredible. >>> that's it for our show today. thanks so much for joining us, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great one. >>> traffic moving pretty quickly here on interstate 83, but it could end up being a dicey commute. >>> a jury has heard the opening statements. what happens next. >>> there's new information on a story we brought you last nit at 11:00. a still born baby found in a bel air dumpster. who led the police to the baby. >>> cold, cloudy and wet snow falling. we're getting a taste of winter. no 60-degree temperatures or sunshine, a reminder that we are in february. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >>> a little bit

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. >>> movers that might not yet be on your radar. mosaic up 1%. >> look, this is not done as well as the ag space. you have an august ral report coming out next week. i bout some calls ahead of that. >>estity lauder, patty? >> europe is not doing well where the u.s. and china are. i would have thought we were selling more lipstick over in europe for those pigs, but who knew. >> lieutenant health care popping 8%. grass grasso? >> you see this name up, and you see hca up. mixed bag for hmos, that group is down. >> and manpower is up as well today, popping 4%. >> ran in the close yesterday. after hours, there were a lot of betts bets being placed but i believe we're jobs related and, in fact, paid off very big. stock opened up dollar. run another dollar since then. running up nearly 5% on the day. >> bill gurley of benchmark capital right after this bake. >>> welcome back. take a look here at the nasdaq 100. it's at session highs heading also for its highest close since 2000. so you're looking at the nasdaq 100 up 1 1/3%. tech has just been pe

i have to rely on the empirical mosaic of things right now. >> where in that mosaic does amazon fit? just about every metric, it was a little disappointing and they're not just talking about europe, right? >> no. i hate it when companies talk about foreign exchange as being a reason why they didn't make the numbers. >> i don't understand why amazon has a big foreign exchange exposure enough to actually impact its earnings. david, maybe you have some answers on that. we know procter & gamble or coca-cola has foreign exchange impact. but amazon? i don't know. >> yeah, that's a good point. they've got significant sales overseas, no doubt about that. and it's growing, as it is for so many of these company, the likes of ebay and everything else. international is an important component. but not clear as to why it would have such an impact. >> the video game component is really big. xbox on the microsoft conference call, xbox was very, very strong. but sony getting killed. nintendo getting killed. everything out of japan is awful. everything out of japan is doing terribly. david you mention

. >> mosaic is up on an upgrade today, weiss, 3% or so? happened, it was unexpected in terms of timing. they had a battle going on, legal battle in florida and now they can essentially go and mine a new field. to me a lot of people forget that fertilizer, particularly potash is really a cartel. and they control prices just like opec. probably more effectively. so i think these stocks have been unduly chastened and they're down quite a bit. but now they're basing, so i think you're having a trade here. everybody needs to eat. >> hell of a run, mike, that mastercard. that's the next trade we're going to talk about, has had. the stock is up better than 60% over one year. 64% or so. it just keeps ticking, you know what. >> it does. mastercard does, visa does. these are two companies that have just exploded. a lot of the talk there is that the growth in the emerging markets. but one company you can look at here is american express. american express really hasn't followed suit with the mastercards and the visa. yes they cater to a higher-end cli

he hadn't seen the "time" cover until we showed him on our isgloen what a beautiful mosaic. my hope is that that front cover will also foretell a stronger and brighter future for latinos and for all americans. >> reporter: we also showed the cover to blanca alvarado. >> yes, yes! >> reporter: she was the first latina to win elected office in san jose in the early 80s. she says today it's grassroots efforts in voter education and outreach that are helping make this our year. >> our processes are really paying off. people are more involved, more engaged, more aware. >> it's significant. now we're 50 million people in this country. every day thousands and thousands of latinos turn 18. >> reporter: 18 and ready to vote, says a former educator and state assemblyman. they all credit the work of latino groups over the last 50 years, groups like somos mayfair, small grassroots organizations that planted the seed and are now ready for harvest. and the national hispanic university is also one of those grassroots organizations that are helping make change. they are celebrating 30 years

mosaic. this is black history month. back then it was only one week in 1926. and in 1976 it became a movement and it's been a month ever since. i came across this saying about martin luther king, jr. that i think applies to all history. whatever work that you have, do it well. do your work so well that the living, the dead and the unborn will not do it better. a part of our history is the history of legacy of slavery and aftermath. today we have two persons at our table that are trying to deal with the legacy and aftermath of slavery, tony battle and holly fulton. great to have you both. some people have said when they knew you were coming on the program that it takes a lot of courage to look in the past and deal with the aftermath and the legacy. tell us what welcome to the table is all about? >> we consider ourselves a branch of a national group called coming to the table. we are the oakland group and the national coming to the table community is now a nonprofit. it's all about bringing together descendants of slaves or slave holderrors traders to coming to

let's put it all together, berkshire is a mosaic of different companies who are on fire or turning arounday. all of these stocks have been huge since beginning of the year, yet berkshire itself has rallied 2%. that's dramatically lagging the s&p 500 which is up 6%. the berkshire b shares are more than 8 points off the 52-week high of 79 and change. those are the ones that you should be buying unless you have hundreds of thousands of dollars to throw around at the class a stock that trades at $119 grand. factoring in warren buffett's business sense and investing acum acumen, this company is so much more than the sum of its parts. plus, berkshire's fantastic balance sheet to effect enormous preferred returns when goldman was struggling and now bank of america which is really struggling which berkshire invested 5 billion in, unlike when you buy bank of america's stock. hey, look, that's what berkshire gets to do because they're winners and then there's berkshire's position that no one talks about. 2z of put options when everybody was terrified. effectively betting that that index would go hi

in this satellite mosaic of the earth at night, urban lights look like pearls strung on a long necklace along russia's southern border. as remote as these cities are, bratsk is not even on the main rail line, but 120 miles farther north. so how do 300,000 people suddenly come to reside in such an extreme climate in the middle of, well, siberia? and what does the future hold? we will explore several ideas. russia harnessed key natural resources provided by her physical geography. centralized cold war planners tried to boost soviet power and prestige. now, economic privatization offers a new challenge to bratsk to survive without large government subsidies. the reasons for bratsk begin in lake baikal, the deepest lake in the world. its mighty waters drain through the angara river to the north. bratsk was built where the oka river joins the angara. but this satellite mosaic was captured in e summer. much of the year it looks... like this. now covered by ice, lake bratskove is held back by this massive dam. behind it, a human settlement peers rough the snow. the city did not exist until the

on. the other our responses to the armed uprisings in the country. the question is how you break off members of those different communities, the mosaic that makes up syria, how do you break them off, their leaders, and get them to abandon the assad regime, and that is something policy makers are working on at the moment. >> syria has one of the youngest populations in the middle east. is that contributing to the momentum of the rebellion? >> yes, all over the arab world, but tests are being driven not just by the sense of injustice and the dignity, but it is sheer numbers. it is the 1968 in many ways. what you are witnessing in syria is systemic failure. president assad has ruled for 11 years, since inheriting the country. he has been unable to reform, and the genie is too big for the bottle. >> gloomy predictions that. thank you so much for joining us. now, to a $25 billion deal aimed at helping u.s. homeowners and the beleaguered housing industry. the settlements reached between the u.s. government and five of america's biggest banks came in response to foreclosure abuses. it marks the biggest agreement of its kind involving a single industry since th

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mosaics as well. anything that we have in the gallery. we have one artist who is an author.he has collage art and she is a jeweler. >> you said anything that we're showcasing here behind us is on cell from artists. >> yes, it is. >> this pottery will be show cast. >> this is clay pottery and hand thrown. she uses her hands to throw it. >> this is a co-op and non- profit. you're giving the artists a place to showcase their work. >> the gallery has a co-op and the artist is responsible for sitting in the gallery and meeting the people. they received 75% of the sales and the gallery receives 25% of the sales. we have to have patrons to keep the gallery working. this reception we're having on friday, 10% of all proceeds are going and this is something we've never done before. we feel this is a good charity. >> that sounds like a good event. this friday benefiting the committee and local artists and a charity. let's check the radar. we do have some light sprinkles across the area. we may have more rain chances as we head through the day. such a beautiful art work. >> and they are

mosaic. this is beautiful. >> this is by jane. she did a lovely one by the ravens. she would take a commission for that. it was stunning. >> i can imagine everybody's ears perking up. >> you can contact the gallery online www.artsbythebay.com. >> you're having a reception on friday from 7:00 until 9:00 in havre de grace. you can come to the event and see the art work. 10% of the work will go to a charity. >> we have orhors d'oeuvers. >> we will talk more in a few minutes. the seven-day forecast is showing mild conditions today. we have a slight chance for rain and chances for rain tomorrow. temperatures will be dropping into the 40's. we could talk about the possibility of light wintry mix this weekend. they have brought some cupcakes this morning and they are beautiful. they're featured on the food network. only if you guys behave, especially tony. >> is that a picture of captain kangaroo? right behind you. >> no, that's not captain kangaroo. i think it is john collins. >> we will hold you to the cupcakes. 6:36. 55 degrees on tv hill. an amazing dog has some new tricks. >> we are still taking your answ

then we see podesh and mosaic saying they use -- is there something else going on?something else is going on there. i think what you're seeing is the better use of computer technology, gps systems. now instead of having someone go out to the corn crop not knowing how that acreage looks out there, all you see a around the corner. and you used to apply nitrogen and fertilizer to the worst possible levels. now you have a seeing eye coming down looking from the sky on a gps system, sending a signal to your tractor to adjust the amount of fertilizer for the next quarter acre using far less. they're using fertilizer for what they need. less runoff, less usage, and more specific. it's not that the crop size is getting less. it's that our farmers are getting far more sophisticated with the use of technology. i think that's what's going on here. >> dennis, always good to see you. >> always good to be seen. >> all right. next on "fast," if you want to trade the refiners options may be your best bet. plus the coinstar conference call. more "fast money" coming up next i'm freak

mosaic of family crises. if the war was literally a family affair for lincoln and also one figuratively, all the men in that age, right, the language that they use referring to founding fathers, sister states, slaveholders were our southern brethren, lincoln uses this language too. the united states is the home of one national family, he reminds congress in 1862. we are all of the same family, the same sort, he said, of northerners and southerners in 1863. the rebellion is this unhappy fraternal war. i think where you most see lincoln's affection for this familial metaphor and what he is meeting, this is a constitutional crisis. he is not reading the federalist paper. there's a military paper. why do witnesses say he always has his nose in? if you tarry too long next to him, you're going to get an earful of it too. it's shakespeare. lincoln had three particular favorites -- richard iii, hamlet, and as he put it, above all, macbeth. all three are tragedies. richard iii is classed as a history. it fits the tragic mold. all three are set in grieving war-torn countries. hamlet's denmark is contracted in one brow of

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power of the home depot maximize your budget with great buys, like mosaic tile, just $4.98 per square foot. >> eric: mitt romney facing one of the biggest tests yet on tuesday. can he take his home state of michigan? with the vote 48 hours away, he sat down with an exclusive one-on-one, with fox news sunday anchor chris wallace to lay out his plans for victory. >> i think i can show that i can fight hard and come from behind and the people, as they focus on my campaign and candidacy and my plan to get america working again, a plan that calls for dramatic changes in the way washington is structured, those are things people are warming to and i'm making progress. >> eric: joining is now is the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. >> good morning, he better make progress, the primary in innish is two days away. yes. >> eric: michigan is on the line. what will it mean, chris if he actually loses? >> it would be devastating. i must tell you from the interview and i commend it to people, it is very interesting, i think you see a side of mitt romney you have not seen before. but if he were to lose, i think he's increasingly

power of the home depot maximize your budget with great buys, like mosaic tile, just $4.98 per square foot. martha: arizona is moving one step closer to creating a state militia would patrol their border with mexico. if this is passed the bill would allow to take a couple hundred volunteers, test them, train them and arm them so they could patrol for undocumented immigrants and drug traffickers on the border there. state senators are divided on this issue. take a look. >> our citizens on the border and our citizens within pinnell county and heart of arizona and what they're experiencing on the property with this criminal activity that is having no respect for out laws and for our state. >> the idea that we are going to put vigilantees along southern arizona and have them to enforce law, it's crazy. the liability that you put the state of arizona in, the fact that there is no vetting process, on those folks that want to participate. this is crazy. this is nuts. martha: wow, interesting battle. group would be paid for with a $1.4 million fund set aside for border security. the arizona, mexico border is 373 miles. that is

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