the rubik's cube defeats me.hat i can solve. >> how is he going to figure this one out? >> i'll show you how. >> oh. is it me or is there something slightly, well, less fun about this? >> they're cheating. >> i don't know what you're talking about. this is exactly what a rubik's cube is supposed to do. and before you know it, he's done. basically has created a self-solving rubik's cube. it's kind of cool. but in the next video he pulls it apart. you see what's going on here. you see some of the robotics at work. >> oh, wow. >> if you like this kind of thing, if you can build the robots and stuff like that and are involved in coding, all of the information that you need is available online. so if you finally want to be able to solve one of these, it's possible with a lot of robotics training and construction. >>> bros get ahold of their buddy's sweet ride. over it. asasrenll see how ty sti >>> right this minute is brought to you by ashley home store. this is home. (tiffany) with counseling nicotine patch and gum,

crawling through. >> this is like a human rubik's cube.'ve done it themselves in this video. right about here, it's starting to look super sketchy. >> oh. >> eventually, they get to this point where it seems like they are now going to solve this. >> i feel like it's possible to solve it. >> t human knot. >> can i say i'm not that into this? >> well, you're going to have to be because we're about to try it with four people. so, joshjacket? >> ready for the challenge. >> all right. let's see if we can do it. >> all right. how do we do this? >> you have to hold the hands of two people not next to you. >> okay. >> i'm holding nick's. >> so first here. >> so, right. >> gayle, go under. go under again. >> oh! >> okay. >> wait, wait. >> elevate -- >> turn around, turn around. >> oh! >> we got it -- wait, wait. >> i've never seen this done. >> we did it! we did >> we are good. >> wow. >> i don't think there's >> well, we did it, on the first try. oh. >>> have a great day, everybody. while you're at it, head over to rightthisminute.com for more fun

. ♪ mm, this crab is like a rubik's cube trying to figure my way into here.our roots. you don't have to use your hands. you don't have to be polite. >> anthony: these little shrimp, the brains are really good too. sea urchin. fat sacks of roe buried deep inside these prickly exteriors. >> ricardo: when i was a kid i went with my father to get this and it was nasty, but also very good. it's funny, a lot of these things that we see here were used as fertilizer. >> anthony: in the years before independence, in massachusetts, lobster was seen as a pest. only people who used them regularly was the prison system. the prisoners rioted because they said this is cruel and unusual punishment, how many lobster are we going to get it's monstrous. nobody knows who first salt baked a fish, maybe it was jesus. oh, wow. scale and gut your fish, in this case a sea bass, insert lemon and onion, then pack it in salt and bake. light the whole thing on fire table side and break open. the salt acts as a protective crust sealing in all the moisture and flavor. now that looks beauti

fact of life of how people respond to female candidates and it is going to be another piece in the rubiks cube of figuring out how to win against donald trump in 2020. >> milittle historical perspecte here, is our politics any more pugilistic than it was 100 years ago? >> 100 years ago -- >> here comes the cane. >> there is a sense that sometimes are we oversensitive? >> i think we're oversensitive because on the floor of congress, there were as ruth is saying, canes were used to beat fellow members and a lot of violence in early america. the difference is tv. candidates who were cool on tv were valued for most of the history of the time that politics has been done on television and tv debates. we're almost to the first time now where it may be an asset for, you know, look at donald trump and the presidential debates of 2016. we remember the number of people who said, anyone who behaved like trump, you know, the way he cowered behind hillary clinton, that was so ugly, he'll never be elected because a lot of people th shrank from that. >> who are the most popular people on reality tv shows

it's like one of those -- i don't know if they are popular .nymore -- rubiks cubes as soon as you get everything lined up on one axis, everyone has the right mix of unanimous and divided cases, you find out that that leaves so-and-so with nothing but his and his cases. -- business cases. i feel good when it goes correctly. --professor stein: do the justis lobby you? don't, anderts: they i appreciate that. i think they understand that there are a lot of factors that go into it and it would not be helpful for them to suggest a would like one case or another, and i also think they appreciate that i would regard that as a askthing if they were to for a decision and they would not likely get it. professor stein: you made some remarks at the fourth circuit court of appeals this summer and obligation toome be something of an honest broker among my colleagues and will not necessarily go out of my way to pick fights." can you explain what you were saying? justice roberts: think of it in the conference room. we are all around a nice table, having a healthy debate about a case. someone has to ki

it's like one of those, i don't know if the popular anymore, rubiks cubes. so did you get things like up on one axis, peabody has the right mix of unanimous and divided cases, you turn around and find out but that lead so-and-so with nothing but business cases so you want to switch that. a nice puzzle and i feel good when it gets pulled together quickly. >> to the justices lobby you and say -- >> they don't and it's something i appreciate very much. i think they understand that there are a lot of factors that go into it and it would be very helpful for them to suggest they would like one case or another. i also think they appreciate i would regard that as a bad thing if they would ask for decision and it wouldn't likely get it. >> you made some remarks at the fourth circuit court of appeals conference this summer and said quote, i feel some obligation to be something of an honest broker among my colleagues and won't necessarily go out of my way to pick fights. you would sort of sublimate your views. can you explain what you are saying? >> sure. if you think

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