printers' union chief bertram powers.se of computerized typesetting and film, a complete revolution in composury. we understood we'd have to handle it and work with them. we wanted to. we got into a dispute with the publishers about the introduction and about job protection. there never was a refusal to automate, but there was an inability to agree on how to handle the impact that would result from automation. but a.h. raskin, the new york times' labor reporter, saw it differently. the new york newspapers didn't join the automation trend because the unions wouldn't let them. and in 1965, after many efforts to break through, the publishers, for reasons that remain incomprehensible, gave bert powers of big 6, the typographical union here in new york, an absolute veto power, which he wanted. so that he then had the whip over automation in the composing. you could not move toward improved technology except with a green light from the union. this new contract aimed at preserving jobs by making automation possible, but difficul

there all kind of 3d printers. some of them cost hundreds of thousands of dollars used in big business and then some that will run just over a thousand dollars. you own a 3d printer what is the first thing you would make? we have a ton of great answers. gene said, a 1200-square-foot argument complete with washer and dryer. and another tweet, if it we had a 3d printer that printed edible things, bacon. now if you can believe it, this electric guitar was made by a 3d printer. and the man who made it is the president and ceo of 3d systems and actually the guy who taught me everything i know about 3d printing. i really knew nothing about it before i met with you and we talked about it. this thing has got moving parts and gears. these were not made of separate parts. the 3d printer made all of this. >> all in one assemblies. >> this was made on a bigger printer but you brought one here called the cube. people can buy for $1,300. i assume the cost of this will be coming down. but why do people need this? >> it will help

these plastic fillment are fed into the printer. >> made out of cornstarch. it is recyclablrecyclable. >> the printer uses heat to create objects as large as a basketball. >> plastic is heated up to over 400 degrees fahrenheit and that is -- melted plastic. that's what actually gets laid down layer by layer. >> i'm calling up the original design. >> james is teaching hundreds here how to download printedable designs. one man created a 12-peace microscope from scratch. someone else built a piece for a broken alarm clock. >> instead of just buying a new clock he found the broken piece. made a scan of it and uploaded it to us. and asked us to principle a piece. >> your patients can really pay off with the 3-d printer. it is a dollar per pnt and five cents per gram of plastic material. this model of the washington monument costs $2 to make and took 4 1/2 hours to build. >> there is now wearable 3-d. >> i would be interested to see how durable and flexible that is. >> just as with computers, crystal knows the $2200 price tag for a 3-d printer will come down. jim h

plans for their printer. plans for their printer. from launching from space and from launching from space and completely changing how we completely changing how we collect energy on space. collect energy on space. >> we'll collect the sun's >> we'll collect the sun's energy in orbit, and transmit energy in orbit, and transmit ground. ground. >> reporter: i know it sounds >> reporter: i know it sounds pretty out there, but 3-d pretty out there, but 3-d printing experts say they are on printing experts say they are on to something. to something. >> the most expensive thing to >> the most expensive thing to do is launch mass into space. do is launch mass into space. and they are solving for it. and they are solving for it. me. me. >> it has often been joked that >> it has often been joked that it is not a good decision to it is not a good decision to start a space company. start a space company. but the payoff can be incredibly but the payoff can be incredibly large if you do it right. large if you do it right.

by putting a 3-d printer in space, we're knocking down that first step.having what you want in space on demand, space is now accessible to an entire new class. >> people will have the ability to literally email their hardware into space. >> reporter: richard branson, elon, musk, and peter are all investing heavily in space. is being a space entrepreneur viable? >> so, listen, it's tough. there's no question. it will be some day the place where a lot of entrepreneurs, like the made in space team can do stuff. today it's an expensive entry price. >> reporter: the challenge is that it takes a lot of capital and work to ever see a profit, but it's a tempting gamble, many believe the first trillionair will come from space. but they are already generating revenue in the seven figures. >> our goal is to have a billion dollars company within 10 years. we really think that's viable and possible. >> reporter: and they have big plans for their printer. from launching from space and completely changing how we collect energy on space. >> we'll collect the sun's energy

metal printers is no longer a secret. so when they become a part of our household tap alongside the microwave and flat screen t.v. . what people choose to physically create in the privacy of their home. will be beyond the control of the u.s. government bring up or naive r.t. texas well here's what the first three d. far on look like and it was created in may this year of the two knology has come a long way in just a few months it's now possible to make something that looks like a real weapon but the biggest threat here is according to engineering expert hod lipson is that firearms can now be disguised. it's a very universal kind of technology that can be used in lhasa different ways some some good some not so good but but it is a large being that people have started printing guns i would say the most dangerous thing is a let's say a gun that doesn't look like a gun but looks like a flower vase or something else and so that this this ability to make things in any shape and form really defies a lot of the conventional think

metal printers is no longer a secret. so when they become a part of our households have alongside the microwave and flat screen t.v. anchor what people choose to physically clean in the privacy of their home thanks will be beyond the control of the u.s. government during a point i am r.t. texas. now a small earthquake has struck an area in north texas lying close to fracking drilling wells at least three tremors have been felt as you can see here in the city of aser which lies close to dozens of controversial sites the six quakes have struck the same area over the past week in the yellow dots you can see there where the quakes have happened pretty close to fort worth and also dallas there aren't reports of any injuries at the moment or damage at this time but of course we'll be keeping you up to date on this story well let's take a closer look at the process of fracking a well is drilled to over one thousand meters underground and a mix of water sand as well as tons of toxins called fracking fluids are pumped into the wel

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printer is triggered fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in homemade firearms. two am in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour each new leaders have admitted there will be no association agreement with ukraine a day to day summit that opened in vilnius thursday at the free trade deal between kiev and the bloc should have been signed this weekend but ukraine chose to ditch it at the last minute now ukraine's parliament is besieged day and night is pro e.u. demonstrations in the capital and to their sixth day or he's paul scott intellects they are chefs here following the events in kiev and vilnius. protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people are kiev's independence square in the city center the process the speech will but this may well be a calm before the storm because we've already heard a statement coming from some opposition leaders that in case that unocal is does not sign the euro station deal on

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printer triggering fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in homemade firearms. in moscow i met president good to have you with us our top story this hour either leaders are admitting failure in their bid to convince ukrainian president viktor yushchenko bitch to sign an agreement with the association agreement with the block after a charm offensive was launched on the first day of a summit in lithuania kiev decision to ditch integration split the public with thousands besieging the parliament building there paul scott and alexei ski following the events protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people at independence square in the city center the protest the speech will but this may well be a calm before the storm because we've already heard statements coming from some opposition leaders that in case that you know call this does not sign the station deal on friday in vilnius they will be taking people into the streets for a national white strike and.

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printer it's triggered fears in the u.s. that it could lead to a deadly revolution in a homemade fire or. three i'm in moscow i'm at president very good to have you with us our top story this hour e.u. leaders have conceded they failed in a bid to convince the ukrainian president to sign an association agreement with the bloc talks come after a two day summit currently underway in vilnius the free trade deal between kiev and brussels should have been signed this weekend but ukraine chose to ditch it at the last minute now ukraine's parliament is besieged day and night as pro e.u. protesters in the capital enter their sixth day or he's paul scott and like sarah chefs you're following the events. protests are growing in numbers in kiev right now i would say approximately thirty thousand people aki is independence square in the city center the protest the speech will but this may well be a calm before the storm because we've already heard a statement coming from some opposition leaders that in case that you know college has not

a couple of printers get a hold of this list. people want to hear about this. a print 1000 copies each. they are taking to other towns and printed there. that he of 95 reasons wants to debate, they spread throughout germany within two weeks. this is absolutely astonishing. luther is a maze. -- luther is amazed. if he wants to take his message a reformed to the public, he can have it distributed in this way without having to do much. he follows up with pamphlets written in german. more people would be able to understand them. andrites this straight form under --me people are he writes this in straight form in german so people are able to understand him. towns too nearby printers there. they print another thousand copies. it ripples. he does this for several years. he wages this campaign using pamphlets and preaching. essentially he is using the fact that the printers in the audience are collectively have a fine his message. they are interested in what he has to say. they are handling distribution for them, recommending them to their friends. can get this kind of

and sullivan, who was the printer out of jackson county, michigan, is still the printer. that is going to change. and beckley and foster are going to take over within a short time of managing the newspaper. this newspaper has an article here about -- written, describing frederick douglass. and it is actually -- when he was first starting to speak and what it was like to be a slave. and introduced many people who had a biassed viewpoint that a slave could not necessarily be well edged to hear these words spoken by a man who has recently been enslaved. and how eloquently he spoke. we also have in this issue articles about supporting the liberty party. the liberty party would become the party for electing the person in the united states, the president of the united states lived in the state of michigan. he ran unsuccessfully because the liberty party did not have a lot of support. and the main reason for that, and the opinion of beckley was because they only had had one issue on their platform. and that was ending slavery. another really important part of the newspaper, they

printer, you go ahead and upload the file and the printer will print out and make the gun for you.here's no metal object in this gun, so what does that mean, that just simply means that you can get this gun through tsa, in schools and anywhere else. that's a major problem. >> how come this law's allowed to expire in the first place? it's called the undetectable firearms law. it's going to be expiring. wouldn't it be something that's automatic? how can this be allowed in the first place? >> you're exactly right. that's why everyone, especially in law enforcement, is hoping congress will do the right thing and quickly renew this law. it is up for renewal. according to some folks over at the congressional building, apparently it's not on the calendar to be talked about. but hopefully somebody will raise the flag and will renew this law because it's very dangerous. we don't want people making weapons in their garages. >> supporters say there's no evidence these guns have even been used. the creator called it tech knnob te lib terrorism. >> the same guy is in the process right now of ma

but have a nationwide curriculum for high schools that put in 3 d's printers and c and c miles and something lining like a lazer cutter and have curriculum that goes on with the white board or to make a 3-d print around any curriculum. do i really know we have an opportunity to reform schools it's a lot harder then that by you believe in that for schools it might be the ill faded for one laptop per child is not going to solve all the problems but still that i don't think that's the only answer. i think that far more interesting is how people get hired in the contemporary world. is the reason we hire people to their preordainment so your likely to get a job from me with actually physical skills than a great alex education. probably the biggest thing would be to moving the assessment of kids across the nation in all grades to portfolio based assessment that is far better you can get more. so all of the above. and as early as >> with regards to education. >> okay. we have two more minutes to have two more questions. >> i'm from berkley. we have a lot of markers in the east bay it 80 would be gr

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printers have become an unlikely focus as a new technology becomes more popular and accessible fears grow data will be possible to simply download and print and regulate a weapons. has the details. from the state of the union in youngstown a while we're no workers are mastering the three d. printing has the potential to revolutionize the way we make almost everything to a store in soho new york. three d. printing technology has officially gone mainstream the demand is much greater than our supply right now and we're actually ramping up and expanding rapidly to meet that demand this three d. printing company maker bot opened its first retail store last year it is selling its newly released replicator to desktop for just under twenty two hundred dollars using a plastic material the machine deposits ultra thin layers to form any object that can be molded in software welcome to the world of independent manufacturing so this stretch bracelet took about sixteen minutes to make but other objects that are a bit bigger like this cupcake gift box took about fifteen hours of printing now while

and sullivan, who was the printer out of jackson county, michigan, is still the printer. that's going to change. and beckley and foster are going to take over within a short time of managing the newspaper. this newspaper has an article here about -- written, describing frederick douglass. and it's actually when he was first starting to speak and what it was like to be a slave. and introduced many people who had a biased viewpoint that a slave could not necessarily be well educated, to hear these words spoken by a man who had recently been enslaved and how eloquently he spoke. we also have in this issue articles about supporting the liberty party. the liberty party would become the national party, electing people for president of the united states, the person who ran in the 1840s for president of the united states was james burny, and he lived in the state of michigan. he ran very unsuccessfully, i might add, because the liberty party did not have a lot of support. and the main reason for that, in the opinion of beckley, was because they only had one issue on their platfor

started and now stroirl to be a normal big thriving company >> it started off with me i had a 3-d printer i was disappointed with and people offered me money that was about two years ago now. and yeah. we're up to 18 members of staff we're moving out and we're about to roll outlets new generation machine and it's great in that kind of looking the giant mountains. if i'm not mistaken you're the second company to be kicked off of tech shop for being successful >> finally, there's we have robby from planet labs who does, you know, rocket science among others and robby tell us more. >> absolutely. we at that planet labs design and build and manufacture observation satellites. we put those staeltsz in space and take pictures of the planet. in december of this year we're going to launch the work out are words largest of 28 satellites this will help us go insight into the planet. but from the standpoint of manufacturing and where we're here and markers there's actually our shared investors and they had a blog on investors going pro and we were doing the same thing but we started pro tipping and

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now i think we're getting too much of just a whole set of areas, an example of the 3d printers. yes, we need to be careful. >> that's important to note. i'm sure we'll come back and revisit those comments who knows when. maybe soon. when we return, cramer's "mad dash," we'll count down to the opening bell and get a look at the futures. we'll get that opening bell in just about ten minutes. e, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate.

wanted to go with the printer printed in china pretty hyped up and having to complete for chinese people for years. i helped write the names of all your windows up. i'm impressed and other costs will go up in the top performing arts can bury the dead great start. a court report was for the chinese government the total population within fifty years old. due to one hundred million as of this year the intensified fears related to aging population the number to rise as well which increase the market demand for graveyard attitude of contempt the five thousand acres of land for graveyards were approved by the shanghai government. in the past three years old. eighty percent of them have been you know me but one god because of graveyards are available for people in shanghai. exposed to the government didn't plan to develop more grit and will not be used up in the next eight years. the shortage of great art. the push up prices early november this year many different in qingdao this and don't prompt the ph of high grade ore prices to the government. the team dubbed over express later time. the pla

. >> texaco says it has made the first metal gun using a 3d printer. the company solid concept which provided this video says it was able to fire 50 shots from that weapon. the gun was made from stainless steel parts using high end 3d printer. in a blog the company says it was not their intent to make firearm cheaper and more accessible but the company says it does proof that 3d printer isn't making drink it and yoda head. cost of the printers is dropping this one would be out of reach for most people. however the concern for law enforcements is future in which criminals could cvrping out untraceable weapons without having to even leave their homes. >>> moving on. staggering conclusion from strap messrs. at uc berkeley the number of planet in our galaxy the potential to support life. so-called golde lock planet not too warm not too cold number in the billions it turns out. earlier i spoke with app astronomer at cal who led the study. >> the plan receipts are roughly the size of earth so between earth size and twice the size of earth and they receive ab

. >> yes this is my primary printer and i do extremely large parts with detail. >> i think a lot more taken notice of what he can do with a 3-d printer and realizing his vision of making a prosthetic arm at low cost. >> he is a self starter and he figured it out himself. apparently his room has become where creativity just took off. it was happening right under our knows. >> it di detects ten different channels of your brain. i combine all three of those to get a really cool accurate result. >> what do you have to think n now. [laughter]. >> chris who is one of your big mementors in this. >> mary at the hachble hand cli. she helped me realize where i needed to pass and the functionality. >> all of us of course, right away, really took to such a young kid who is a pretty cool kid who is also into what we do. yeah, i can definitely show you mechanically what the limits are. i learned from anatomy and i learned from a lot of drawings. that is when i came to you. i was trying to find out the human limentsd an limits and bod i want to hopefully surpass hue plan strength. >> this is an inne

you are a consumer oriented printer sells through channels such as staples. i'll wondering what your main stream sort of product, i was talking last week, they said the retail locations are very busy, they're selling a lot of printers. >> as you know, melissa, we are going to be in about 400 staples and office depo stores for like friday. i saw today a mass mailing from sense club that invites their users to come buy guantonomo bay 3d printers. about three weeks ago, we introduced the first three consumer scanner the sense, which will allow everybody to scan themselves in under $400 $399 find out how scanogenic you are. of course, we have all kind of cool apps and toys for the hol die season, starting with the ability to 3d you into a selfie, santa helper here or believe it or not, melissa, even some for the first time ever 3d printed sugar ornaments to hang on your christmas tree and, of course, not to be left out, we have some hasn't ka dreidels and menorahs as well. >> it's josh brown, i'm a shareholder in your company. i think you guys have done a good jo