per drink, 2 ounces of applejack. 2 ounces. liquor ingredient, some times hard to find. apricot brandy is best. if you can't find an rip cot pricot brandy. apricot liqueur. half an ounce. too sweet. dial back half an ounce. this its a pretty dry one. a half an ounce. then, the magic ingredient that makes it particularly seasonal is apple cider i you can find nonpreservatives, nonpasturized cider, that's better. an ounce of apple cider. and then, to even out the whole thing -- then make it, muy delicioso. you want lemon juice. for this recipe, you want half an ounce of lemon juice. has to come from a lemon. not a plastic thing that lives in your fridge, spelled like lemon without the vowels. you want it to be a piece of fruit. there is the drink. shake it up with ice. pardon me for a moment. i have to take care of this. then you pour it into the glass that has already been -- rimmed with the cinnamon and sugar. if you forget to do the cinnamon and sugar rim until after you poured the glass. there is no going back. no hope. you c

eighth of an ounce. an eighth of an ounce. that's old mechanics, right? if there's an eighth of an ounce pulling down and there's something pushing up to be getting equilibrium, that up must equal down and that's an eighth of an ounce. ted bradstrom has some ideas of electromagnetic induction he wants to share with us today. speaking of electromagnetic induction. he's got a nice one here. really simple, really nice. magnet, coil. so we know when we're moving a magnet through the coil, what's gonna happen? hopefully we get current flowing, okay. it goes through the wire and meets another coil. what happens when you got a current through a coil? magnet. magnet, okay. so we put a compass in the middle of this, and, okay, let's see if we get it. there we go. look at that, gang. look at that. an interaction from here to there. hey. just in case you think we were lying, i'll just move this and you can see how it's moving, right? is the-- nothing moves down there, yeah? no. now watch when he changes the magnetic field in the coil. what happened down here, gang?

and if it's a self serve place, they cannot give cups greater than 16 ounces.ruit juices, and also things with dairy products. >> what do we do about the entrepreneur making their business off of food, how can we get them to not hurt the culture, but help it. >> it takes education from our communities, right, to know they have the power to create a certain level of demand. we have to have a certain level of courage -- >> and it is hard to do that. but when you do, the results of it, the goal, we'll have black and brown people being healthier then they have been in a long time, and do things longer, and that has held us down. so online grocery stores, community markets, farmers markets, developing new entrepreneurs trying to build a health way, i think these are all opportunities that we have not given ourselves reason to believe that we can deserve and [ male announcer itchy scalp, meet selsun science. you're history. selsun blue itchy dry scalp. gets to the root of dandruff and hydrates the scalp. selsun blue itchy dry scalp. [ maand only mcdonald's hasre fres

a lot of times it's a 21 ounce glass or more in some cases. i think 21 ounces, maybe.fishbowls. if you are filling it half way, you are looking at 10 and-a-half ounces. >> that's double a serving, right? >> yeah, yeah. so all of a sudden, you are like "i am having a half of a glass of wine" as measured in the wine glass, is true; but a glass of wine technically is 4 and-a-half ounces. so, that's where people have to be careful. >> there you go. and keep in mind, you need to get smaller glasses. even thote big glass -- though the big glass is beautiful, the bigger your glass is the more you put in, and the more you drink. >> get a cute little one, and you drink in moderation. >> so, hey, before we go to break, any questions that you all have for us? because ... what's your name . >> paulina. >> how are you? >> fabulous. >> what's going on? >> i am not a big wine drinker, i do mixed drink , does this stuff still apply to me . >> oh, yeah. very much so. since you are drinking mixed drinks you have sugar in your drinks. >> oh. >> you are adding another layer of calories an

it is supposed to be 2.58-ounce servings. --it is supposed to be two it is supposed to be 2.5 eight ounce servings. does anybody know who gets those servings? then you have the 7-eleven big gulp -- 44 ounces, 57 pounds per year if you do that everyday. my friend tells me that down in texas, they have a texas-sized big old. gulp. 50sized egg ounces of coca-cola and a snickers bar, all for $.99. you would say, that is the obesity acted -- epidemic). you would be only partially right. what is this stuff? high fructose corn syrup. our annual consumption is 63 pounds per person. there is a problem. only the u.s., canada, and japan use it. there is very limited exposure in parts of europe, yet the rest of the world as just as much of an obesity metabolic syndrome epidemic as we do. in fact, everybody is so fond of mexican coke, mexico has the highest increase in the rate of obesity in the world today, and they don't have high fructose corn syrup. they have sucrose. here is high fructose corn syrup up here. one fructose. they are fr

. ♪ happy birth day to you >> atl was born at 11 pounds, ten ounces, something like that.e was like a turkey. he came out big and chunky -- >> and now he's tall and lean. >> he sure is. >> it is the very sad anniversary as well of the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination. >> it is, yeah. >> still a lot of questions out there about that whole thing. >> and it is funny how this is one of those things that when this anniversary came around, it has been in every paper for a week or more. something that captured --

that is what we talk about -- a penny an ounce.xisting taxes on soda so far have not resulted in soda consumption. at 3%. this fits this. soda taxes, are they for programs or to reduce consumption? if they are for programs and not consumption, do you know what will happen? soda companies will say, it did not work. worse yet, some unscrupulous politician will take the money and use it for general funds or personal funds and that is what everybody is worried about because that is what we have seen already with tobacco. large taxes are necessary to reduce consumption. the rand corporation says we need a 36% tax to effectuate a change in consumption. basically what we need to do is double the price of a can of soda. do you think anybody is ready for that? or should we tax the sugar before it goes into the food, rather then tax the food itself? you would need that to be national. you would need congress to do that. only they can levy such taxes. you could not do that state that state, because of commerce clubs. that would be outlandish

what they did was they repaid the price of gold to thirty five dollars an ounce while inflation didn't go up but guess what your purchasing power would decline by about seventy percent so that's what you're seeing happening now a lot of economists and investors and trend predictors like yourself they're talking about present day currency wars can you tell us what your views are on the subject of currency wars. well that going on you know first you had which of that's the other issue by the way to tapering all of this cheap money that's what built the emerging markets up because the cheap money went to these hot markets where you had the currency trades so that's stopping it's the tapering stops all these emerging markets start going down so what are they being forced to do right now well in india they're in terrible shape but the rupee is going through the floor so now they're being forced to raise interest rates to protect their currency it's a currency war look what's going on in japan they're trying to devalue their currency the yen so their exports could sell more stuff go back to

what they did was they repaid the price of gold to thirty five dollars an ounce while inflation didn't go up but guess what your purchasing power would decline by about seventy percent so that's what you're seeing happening now a lot of economists and investors and trend predictors like yourself they're talking about present day currency wars can you tell us what your views are on the subject of currency wars. well that going on you know first you had which of that's the other issue by the way to tapering all of this cheap money that's what built the emerging markets up because the cheap money went to these hot markets where you had the currency trades so that stopping it's the tapering stops all these emerging markets start going down so what are they being forced to do right now well in india they're in terrible shape but the rupee is going through the floor so now they're being forced to raise interest rates to protect their currency it's a currency war look what's going on in japan they're trying to devalue their currency the yen so their exports could sell more stuff go back to th

looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred ounce bars right now we all know that the has been a bit of a forward between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. secondly it was syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke in the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are a big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between the u.s. saudi arabia that goes back to the early one nine hundred seventy s. when the gold window was closed and you had the beginning of the petro dollar but now that is are threatened because of other activities in the middle east because now you've got the collapse of the syrian invasion to do in part the no vote from the u.k. you know the house of parliament and this detente with iran the saudi arabia and so you're so you see that the gold price to go up in what you're saying is that the playboy states in the gulf as you described them t

looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred ounce bars right now we all know the has been a bit of a fall out between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. secondly it was syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke in the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are a big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between the us saudi arabia that goes back to the early one nine hundred seventy s. when the gold window was closed and you had the beginning of the petro dollar but now that is are threatened because of other activities in the middle east because now you've got the collapse of the syrian invasion did you in part the no vote from the u.k. house of parliament and this detente with iran the saudi arabia and so your so you see that the gold price to go up and what you're saying is that the playboy states in the gulf as you described them they want to get m

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>> so right now gold is about $1,245 an ounce. granted it hit $1,900 recently.t's gone down almost 50%. the yearly low is still low, at 1180. gold is so close to the yearly low even from a trader standpoint i would not be surprised at all to see gold try to break that low of 1180 possibly heading lower than 1100, maybe at that point you could dabble in owning some gold, but at these levels, i would not be excited about buying gold. it may waffle sideways or try to make the low. >> thank you for being with us. >> a city best known for its beer is trying to brew a new future using water. >> it's us been about water. we know how to move it. we know how to process it. we can be the silicon valley of water technology. >> that story and more as "real money" continues. keep it right here. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight t

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he paid stwo 50 for an eighth of an ounce -- 250 for an eighth of an ounce or to coin a phrase, an 8all. typical bureaucrat. "red eye" probably underpaid for this video. >> i was just saying if it didn't fall we overpaid for that. why look at a cat video on a step if it doesn't fall. that's stupid. jim you wrote about this in your last book, know your dealer. i think it confused a lot of your readers. >> it was a spelling error, but i made it work. >> what does it say about a person who overpays for drugs? >> if it is a person preaching responsibility and then overpaying it is do as i say and not as i do. >> i don't even know how to follow-up on that. as i was walking over here i was scanning my iphone because i am young. i saw an article on there basically saying he should resign. do you agree that he should resign over this mistake? >> i would have to see the district first. >> fight and then win. >> i like that answer. he is the first sitting congressman to get charged for a drug crime. is that impressive or sad? what l your thoughts in general? he is the first to be charged. it i

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dollar gained strength and stocks floated downward, gold prices tumbled more than $20 an ounce. sharon epperson is looking into that spooky move. >> reporter: gold prices extended the decline after the federal reserve met after they parched through every wort of the statement. they are trying to figure when the federal reserve will taper back the program and watching technical levels for gold. here in the month of october we seen gold prices rally some $100 in ten days time getting to a high of $13.55 an ounce. gold was unable to maintain those highs and traders say that's when profit taking set in and looking at perhaps a downward trend in gold prices, as we see prices getting below the $13.25 level. the key determined in the next couple days will be what happens to gold in terms of retail demand and physical demand. it is the indian wetting season and often a time there is a strong physical demand for gold and etf action to see the largest etf does in investor appetite for gold in the coming days. those may be the key determining factors where gold prices go next. for "nightly

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plus a single break now by an ounce of gold thanks to unprecedented to set the currency soaring in price look at this milestone and big coins on certain future next after the break. on the money with the business of russia. right the same. first strike. and i think your. orders. to be an. honest international police bahrain is more interested in silencing dissent than seeking justice all for authorities refused to release opposition leader now from jail the rights group said there was no reason to keep him locked up as he is most of his two year term so is eligible for release but build it from bahrain watch says only international pressure can force bahrain to change course. the government will release him if and only if there is significant pressure from behind allies meaning the united states or the united kingdom. in absence of that pressure i think the government will still trying to come in prison in line with their campaign of you know trying to prevent any sort of dissent or create any sort of safe space for dissent we saw daily videos of nighttime bombardments of villages in beh

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we want when it counted to thirty five after nearly four times around a hundred forty thousand ounces per year. the price decline in international market this year the report gold bars were sold for less than one thousand three hundred us dollars per ounce. the nearly four hundred third us dollars cheaper than the previous year to make. early morning yesterday. large numbers of russian stores and waited in line for skilled began nothing day. total bill calling it the milling about around eight point two million us dollars. even the many chinese coal producers percent of them trapped in a poll conducted earlier this year the musical part of the popular. i do not come at the opal creek and opportunities for making money. the past few days the northeastern provinces of china. london comment in the long jump province. have you know paul tait beginning of winter. they still intend to fight already common forms of transportation. meanwhile primary school to middle school had to spend their pocket temporarily with some people that bad weather predicted opportune to make money. china can dele

interesting from the refining community in switzerland what they are seeing is arab bars four hundred ounce bars being sent to them for reprocessing into four lines that's point nine nine nine nine purity one kilo bars which are. traded on the the shanghai gold exchange so they hope they are moving their gold from the london standard to the new better standard because london bars are nine nine five so it is less pure than the new standard which the chinese use for their deliveries. so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting in reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred dollars b

♪ >>> the dow down 51, gold down 30 bucks an ounce.enney reporting a third quarter loss a bit more than analysts expected. revenues in line with estimates. more importantly what jc penney said about the fourth quarter. that stock is up 6.5% to $9.27. and by the way, if you haven't been paying attention, it's up about 35% now in just the past month. wow. joining us, cnbc contributor former department store executive jan rogers negativen, herb here as well, john fortt, get to him in just a second on an amazon story which is cool. jan, why did you threaten to streak naked if something -- you sent me an e-mail, i will streak naked if something happens with jc penney. what was that? >> but you chicknd out on the other half of the bet. >> i did. >> if they had better than an 8% comp in the fourth quarter you had to run naked down wall street, but below 3% i would run naked down wall street. >> exactly. the world is hoping -- >> you're in the middle. >> i'll tell you why i turned down the 8% thing, other than the fact i'm a slow runner and do

you're looking at 1242 a troy ounce. guess what? gold is down 26% this year.remind everybody, gold has gone up every year for the past 12 years. it is on pace for not only a loss but a major loss this year. it looks like it is still going down into the end of the year. the latest cftc report says everybody is piling in on the bearish side when it comes to precious metals. they're selling metals, raising money and buying more stocks it look like. david: phil flynn you know i love you right, phil? >> yeah. david: you know i love you. you have. every day you send us wonderfully detailed of description of subjects you can talk about, for everything that is on here, i will ask you something not on here. >> awesome. david: not because i don't love you, you understand that. i'm thinking about keystone pipeline and supply and oil everything. >> right. david: a lot of people seem to be saying, i'm hearing whispering about this, keystone, that we have lost the keystone pipeline. there is so much shipping of oil as opposed to pipelines and other things going in the presi

i'm going to take an ounce of scotch and put it in a shot glass.ke about half an ounce and put it in that shot glass. >> reporter: it's less until you add this. pounding crushed ice crushed ice. the key to the con! one of the things you look out for in a bar is crushed ice in the bin. >> reporter: who knew? >> watch what happens. >> look at the difference! >> reporter: it looks almost the same that even looks a little more! >> big ripoff! >> reporter: so you can pour a lot less and make it look the same? >> you got it! if i top this with cola, look how little it takes. so this one i ripped you off with half as much liquor and you think it's a better drink! >> reporter: wow! this is what we call the long pour! >> what you think is the long pour. i give you a look. how are you? that real special look. >> reporter: little twinkle in your eye! >> im going to take care of you right. i put that bottle up. >> reporter: wow. >> long pour. you think you got a lot. you didn't! >> when you lift that arm. you create the illusion of quantity. it's all illusion.

to reach a record of six hundred fifty five million ounces as of. october thirty first now these are the silver liberation army these are the small guys who are disconnecting and disengaging from this corrupt system the same as the top bar by buying these francis bacon paintings and i want to bring this to a final recap of what we talked about on our last episode of kaiser report where we talked about the banker in vietnam who faced the death penalty well he was sentenced to death over the weekend vietnam banker sentenced to death for fraud former finest chief and business associate to die by lethal injection for their parts and embezzlement of twenty five million dollars so the pair were among the eleven who were defendants the nine day trial and they were sentenced to death this weekend but the interesting piece about this article talking about this death sentence case is that highlighted vietnam's efforts to show it is stamping out corruption in the face of widespread public anger over the issue of corruption so the public. got angry demanded the

to reach a record of six hundred fifty five million ounces as of. october thirty first now these are the silver liberation army these are the small guys who are disconnecting and disengaging from this corrupt system the same as the top bar by buying these francis bacon paintings and i want to bring this to a final a recap of what we talked about on our last episode of kaiser report where we talked about the banker in vietnam who faced the death penalty well he was sentenced to death over the weekend vietnam banker sentenced to death for fraud former finest chief and business associate to die by lethal injection for their parts and embezzlement of twenty five million dollars so the pair were among the eleven who were defendants in a nine day trial and they were sentenced to death this weekend but the interesting piece about this article talking about this death sentence case is that highlighted vietnam's efforts to show it is stamping out corruption in the face of widespread public anger over the issue of corruption so the public. got angry demanded

i would like to see the ban lifted on four ounce bottles of pantene first. is order a pizza. i would like a large pepperoni pizza delivered to the sky. >> any bears fans here tonight? well, it was a bad weekend for bears fans. they saw they play off hopes diminish. they lost to the rams. two guys named joe and about are outside a bar. someone challenged somebody to a race. there is is a lot of talk. i think we might need to talk about football fans as well. >> you're a bear. >> ready, set, go! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> wait. why are those guys hugging? let's watch that again. okay. the guys are running. oh my god, what a horrible thing we just witnessed. you know, when you see something like that it really makes you appreciate how lucky we are to have each other. this is the news. the united states, great britain, russia france and germager germany struck a big deal with iran. three months of show time, i think? it's a win win. i hope it works although i have trouble trusting a nation that photo shops most of its greatest achievements. the new president, i don

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