my question would be this, scottie. do you agree with me that the president really wimped out by canceling his meeting with putin? it was like the guy who took the ball and went home? >> president obama said i will meet with anybody. he's met with terrorists. he said he will meet with chavez and castro. >> john: which terrorist? >> go over in the middle east. >> john: which terrorists? name one? >> before egypt was overthrown? >> john: name one terrorist he met with? rick, your question. >> i have a little different twist on it. we all know that the obama administration has been very active in supporting gay rights. i don't think the tea party -- and we all know where russia is today on gay rights. not very good. so don't you find it odd that the tea party is siding with russia? >> okay. listen. we're not always going to agree 100%. ronald reagan taught us the 20/80 rule. we don't agree -- it is not on a gay rights issue. you're totally trying to mix it up and muddy the waters. typical liberal propaganda question. is it

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do you know about scottie? nothing at all. he was a strange man. his real name was scottie wilson.and he had little education, but he could draw incredibly well. and was addicted to drink a bit, you might say. and he went off to north america and worked with the native american indians in canada and their designs. and he went back to scotland and started drawing these designs onto plates. and the wooster factory, royal wooster, got very interested in it and bought some of the designs, which they turned into ceramics. and unfortunately, they hoped to make a big display of it and do well, but it was a complete flop. really? yeah. some people liked it, but most people wouldn't buy it. it looks very strange. strange. yeah, yeah. i can understand that. yeah. since his death, his work now has begun to be quite appreciated, but it hasn't yet reached vast prices, so don't get worried that, you know, you have to go home with protection. but i suppose a piece like that is going to be something like around about £300 to 400. oh, that's good. a big improvement, then, on £10. jolly good. i'm a

scotty's birthday!nd one thing about scotty is that he's scared of heights - so as a birthday present we are going to throw him off a 134 metre bridge. what do we think of that idea?" tourists: (shout) "awesome!" schwartz: "so you're afraid of heights?" scott ashcroft: "i am, yep". schwartz: "why are you going to jump off a bridge?" scott ashcroft: "i have no idea. i guess it's good just to test yourself out a bit.... challenge yourself". anna: "so you're going to be out on the edge like this, push off away from us as far as you can go, go in head first". scott ashcroft: "yeah at the moment i'm not feeling too bad". schwartz: "how many times have you been to the bathroom?" scott ashcroft: "a couple" (laughing) schwartz: two and a half million people travel to new zealand each year. nearly forty per cent will try at least one adventure activity. steve latham: "how are you feeling?" scott ashcroft: "not good man". steve latham: "okay man just breathe it in. relax. chill out. just live in the moment okay?

youthy saijulie said this is a g because it is providing education, and scotty, you say is a sin.ou are not a fan sick-ou when t of 10 college students are in debt. >>s there are one trillion in loans that are defaulted on. 514 college institutions have a higher number of people defaulting on their loans than graduated, these numbers are not producing good education, just a chance for obama to buy another generation of entitlement voters. neil: i think julie, i had two loans when i was a kid, i do argue though, then and now, and i think this follows a math argument. the more in loans education establishments, the more they feel they have room to hike prices. >> that is right, that is a problem. but alternative, you are right, that creates a problem, alternative only rich peopleortd not have been able to go to college. >> what if you put a ceiling o the lending? would you see a ceiling on you to eyeintuition and room and bo. you might, but a lot would have to go to private institutions, to go to bank of america who could jack up the price or interests a lot higher than government,

scotty, it's a real honor and pleasure to have you here. [ applause ] thank you for your heroic service this country. >> of course, no. it's my pleasure. >> recently, soldiers who were homosexual were given the right to wear their uniforms and march in gay pride parades. >> mm-hmm. >> you often go to churches and give your christian testimony. you're told you cannot wear your uniform in a church. does that seem like a double standard? >> it's hard. we were -- everyone in the military was given a piece of paper to read and then sign saying that they've read it, that you cannot wear your military uniform in church when you're speaking in church or at political events. and i totally understand it as a law-abiding citizen, obey all rules and regulations. and it's hard to see incidences in which you just described occur right after an order like that is given. and it is. it makes it difficult for christians to stand up for their faith and practice the beliefs in which they live in though there's restrictions that begin to shut those down. >> do you think it's more difficult now to openly be

this is for you, scottie. listen to what he said on cnn's "state of the union" today. >> if president obama makes the decision to shut down the federal government because he's so committed to obama care, that's a point where we have got to win the argument. if we're successful, mobilizing millions of americans to reach out to their elected officials and say the do the right thing, spare us from this train wreck, get the economy going, get jobs back, that will move republicans but ultimately moving democrats, also. >> this is a bit -- this is tricky territory because the last time we had a big shutdown, republicans were blamed, not democrats. are you sure that's a good idea? >> the only people wanting to shut down the government are the democrats. in reality, we keep hearing compromise, compromise, compromise. guess what? we're compromising. we'll put everything through except for one issue. >> but the democrats aren't saying let's shut down the government. >> no. we're saying we'll give you 99% of what you wan

reid: well, the fact of the matter is, "beam me, up, scotty" was never actually said.hey ever got was, "scotty, beam us up" in "the gamesters of triskelion" and "the savage curtain" episode, but interestingly enough-- reid, reid, come on. give it a rest. detective ruiz? that's right. call me felix. i'm agent hotchner. these are agents morgan and prentiss. dr. reid, agent rossi, and agent seaver. thanks for coming. as your tech requested, we moved everything from the station right here into the model home. thank you. agent prentiss and i would love to take a look around, get a feel for the area. we'd like to see the latest crime scene, too, if that's possible. of course. let me just get everybody situated and i'll walk you over there. oh, we can find it. you sure? yeah. it's no problem. they sure aren't the "mind your own business" types, are they? so how come none of them have seen our unsub? these are the evidence boards. as you can see, we're still in the process of moving in. i didn't think the whole neighborhood needed to see the photos. you're right. it's a lot of

scotty, it's a real honor and pleasure to have you here. [ applause ] thank you for your heroic serviceis country. >> of course, no. it's my pleasure. >> recently, soldiers who were homosexual were given the right to wear their uniforms and march in gay pride parades. >> mm-hmm. >> you often go to churches and give your christian testimony. you're told you cannot wear your uniform in a church. does that seem like a double standard? >> it's hard. we were -- everyone in the military was given a piece of paper to read and then sign saying that they've read it, that you cannot wear your military uniform in church when you're speaking in church or at political events. and i totally understand it as a law-abiding citizen, obey all rules and regulations. and it's hard to see incidences in which you just described occur right after an order like that is given. and it is. it makes it difficult for christians to stand up for their faith and practice the beliefs in which they live in though there's restrictions that begin to shut those down. >> do you think it's more difficult now to openly be a c

nell hughes director and contributor with the tea party news network scotty welcome back oh thank you very much tom glad to be here in the big. apple fighting crime i guess this time in tech indeed or at least in a theoretically safer place just so that you and i and all of our viewers are starting at the same point there are concerns raised about this both under the fourteenth amendment the equal protection clause and the fourth amendment right of privacy i think the fourth amendment personally is the bigger one and i'd like to start with that with you let me just read it it's only one sentence long and we'll put it up on the screen for our listeners the fourth amendment says the right of the people to be secure in their persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures seizures shall not be violated and no warrants show issue but upon probable cause supported by oath or affirmation and particularly describing the place to be searched and the person or things to be seized in other words before a police officer can say to you show me the contents of what's i

we found somebody else. >> scottie. doesn't tear and didn't get her dress from "gma." >> what happens if she gets caught in the rain? >> it has a coating on top of it. >> it was -- not that i was tearing at the dress or anything. but the gloves were made out of the same thing. you could feel that there's almost a water-proof coating of it. >> a dress made out of meat. and a dress made out of paper. >> and i asked her about the vmas. she said, i've been thinking about it for a year. want to thank liz from props. i want to ask you, scottie, to put it down. >>> we're going to turn to tv star mayim bailik. she's using her blog as a public therapy during her divorce. it's been, after a nine-year marriage, saying she wants to help other women going through the same thing. abc's abbie boudreau has more on the story. ♪ don't know about the future >> reporter: mayim bailik blossomed from a child star, to an emmy-nominated actress, for the hit comedy, "the big bang theory." >> that's enough. >> reporter: congratulations on your e

you tell me, scotty. my father went to his grave wondering if jimmy was a coward.rother never backed down from a fight in his life. rush: wondering if you can tell us anything about jimmy... might help us with our investigation. oh, yeah-- brought this postcard he sent us. it's the last time we heard from him. "our sergeant granted us a liberty pass. "me and a couple guys from the platoon are gonna hit the town." you know who his friends were? no, i was just a kid when he left for boot camp. gave me his baseball glove. told me to keep it oiled for him. promised to teach me his curve ball when he got back. card's postmarked the day he disappeared. just tnking it would bring him back. what about his pocket watch? didn't they find it with his, you know... pocket watch? no. oh, it definitely would have been on him. he treasured that watch. robbery gone bad? my father told him it was his duty to bring the watch back safe and pass it on to his own son someday. never even made it out of philly. sergeant chaney, they said we could find you here. i volunteer twice a week an

so scotty, what you're saying is it's not both. it's the spending cuts, not the new tax revenue year the sequestration came and went and, guess what, we still have puppy dogs and rainbows and lollipops. >> neil: really? they wanted to phase that out. >> they did, but the conservatives won and we still have happiness in the united states. our military seem to be the only one that suffered under the sequestration with their forced taking off time. that being said to rick's point, it's completely wrong. this shows we need more cuts and maybe we need more sequestration to have a better economy. >> neil: more cuts? >> first, based on the good news we just go, n a-n a-n a. that's how i'm feeling. >> neil: whoa do you determine -- we can both remember -- >> we're dinosaurs and we remember back -- >> neil: but we got so used to crappy news, and we look at this as heaven. >> look at the percentage of cuts. they're huge. this is a major reduction. >> neil: what do you credit -- >> a variety of things. one-beyond the president, the economy is

scotty, you don't like this why? >> well, tonight marks the sixth appearance of barack obama on the jay leno tonight show which sets a record, and add that in with his appearances on other night shows and michelle's appearance on the oscars and i'm beginning to the president is the entertainer in chief rather than the commander in chief. >> neil: i have no problem with the president doing these unique interviews, doing zillow.com to talk about housing. i guess what i do agree with is the timing of all of this. now the time to be doing it, especially if, god forbid, something bad were to happen and in retrospect we're seeing him cub bitting with jay leno on the tonight show. >> well, neil, if you watched our channel today you have seen a lot of information out there about these possible terrorist attacks, and how could we use the president's position any better than to go in front of the american people, on a platform leak the jay leno show, and say, the only thing to fear is fear itself. he is sticking it to the terr

. >> scotty, in the trial this week nidal hasan renounced his citizenship and military, we paid him ae accommodate him and let him grow his beard. that is a religious expression. how does that make you feel murderer is allowed to express his religious view point and you are not. >> it is hard. the military has done a wonderful job and a board that is overseeing the case. but the truth comes to it they have to follow army policy and someone is able to grow a beard or jewish individuals can wear a head dressing for the religious beliefs, the military allows it. but individuals with a bible on their desk because that is their religious belief are told to take it off, that is where the double standard comes in play. to serve an army that doesn'tly support a christian, it makes it difficult to serve. i know that christians fight for this country as i believe this country was started by christians for christians and it is kind of a difficult problem in which we are facing nowadays. >> scotty, i appreciate your service for this country and the wounds you have suffered for it. >> shutting dow

nice shot for scotty brown. >>> tyson had been a good self promoter, and now he's trying to make a career. it will kickoff with a boxing cart tomorrow with the turning stone. the main event will feature a couple of ivf look at tyson mugging for the camera, he wants to sell some tickets. listen to him here >> i don't know, i need some money -- or killing him o or something. come on, we got to sell the ticks, man. >> got to sell the tickets, that's the name of the game in box. ing. >> last night lee not only returned to the field but he played all nine positions for the pacific, the 66-year-old native started behind the plate and went on from there, he pitched an inning. final 4-1 but that's pretty cute to see, a man who's 66-year-old coming back to the baseball and playing all nine positions and not getting hurt. >> that's great news. good night everybody, we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the

value talking about the of teams playing together, they talked about michael, scottie, rodman. you mentioned this in the text, but what were you thinking when rodman made his journey to north korea? dennis rodman as the ambassador. he barely talks, but obviously, they had great communication. now we have to send him to a ran and see what happens there. -- iran and see what happens there. are who believe that we we are because somebody loved us. i am fascinated by people's back story when it comes to what parents are concerned. tell me about charles and elizabeth. marriage ofs had a passion, and that passion was religious belief. fromther's family came puritans in massachusetts and my mother's family was mennonites from russia, moving around europe doing low land reclamation work. they moved to minnesota, and their fervor caught them in this pentecostal movement. of the churches that came it was that denomination. my father did not consider himself learned. he had a dairy farm and felt a calling. i was dedicated as a child in the service of god. there was this centering of a gre

that t-shirt at scotty's castle.ected break, but the inferno that is death valley is huge and unforgiving. but then, on the burning horizon, the women seem to see a tiny patch of green. recalling for them that strange note they found in the mailbox yesterday. "we're under the big trees," it said. leaving their car, risking the exposure, they stagger back from the road. it's not a mirage. >> there was a screened porch and three trailers. it was like -- >> heaven. >> reporter: this paradise has a curious collection of camping trailers, locked and abandoned during these hot months and even a little dirty well water to share. what does it taste like? >> hose. hot hose. >> it was hot. >> reporter: but as night falls again, they wonder if they have now only postponed the inevitable. >> i was, like, i don't want to die here. nobody's ever going to find us. >> reporter: as the third day begins, even the searchers are growing doubtful. >> yeah, let's bring it down to about 500. yeah, we don't find them that day, we -- we're p

division third place went to kimmy taylor, second place to pillar [inaudible] and first place of scotty of cbs local media, all of them really outstanding performances. the mistress of ceremonies were debbie durst, the comedian and entertaining and funny and there was music by the slot blades and a cable car band -- i guess a muni band, very talented group of folks that keep it lively, but the real excitement is when the professionals, the cable car conductors and grips got up and i think i wasn't a judge but i think the judges had a difficult time because all of them were really outstanding, so please do announce that the third place went to joseph sue, second place ken lain regardy, and the first place winner, defender champion, held on to the championship was trit whitaker and he's here with us. he's been with muni for 13 years and cable car for 11 years and worked as both a grip and a conductor and second time in a row winning so we would like to call him up and congratulate him and maybe we can entice him to give us a little -- [applause] >> i just want to say once again to the far

scottie, it's pushed in pretty bad. >> we make a mistake, we could die. >> we got to go, let's go!% of underwater welders dionne the job. >> i think i'm ready. time to get wet. >> brand new series on the discovery channel. joining us "right this minute" via skype we have dennis and his wife teresa. guys, how do you get into a business like this? >> it started as a marine repair business, but in the marine industry there are no weekends or holidays. and then you end up working all of these times and the 234eks thing you know everybody is calling. >> we started with one truck, a trail, and one welding machine 20 years ago. the business just built itself. >> how do you choose the guy that's going to dive considering 15% chance he's not going to make it? >> first you've got to find somebody that's willing to do it. usually if they're that crazy, they're pretty good. >> we just saw a piece of the video where you were tossing something at one of the workers. >> watch out for me. >> get the [ bleep ] out of me. >> are you a tough lady? >> me. >> you threw something at one of the guys. >>

well, i mean, maybe in that one from scotty's bachelor party, but i was just pretending to do that 'cause he was passed out. i mean, that's-- that's what you do. - look, maybe it's the way you smile or how you pose, but i'd rather not have everyone in my hometown saying, "oh, look, jen's marrying george michael." - that's ridiculous. - is it? - mm-hmm. - look, here's me. oh, and have you met my friend adam? he bakes the best mini muffins in all of sausalito. and this one. and... oh, my god! - i told you he was passed out! that's what you do. - and in a way, it was amazing to have had such a new york experience my first night here. - mm. - but we've cancelled all her credit cards and recovered the purse in a dumpster, so all's well that ends well. - yeah, you got to watch it in this town-- a lot of dirtbags. [knock at door] - hey, dirtbag. what's going on? - ah, mr. rhodes, hello. my fiancee, suneetha, and i were just telling mr. dunbar about her first night in new york city. - well, it's great to finally meet you. - likewise. - anyway, after the brisk chase through the park, we went back

and in addition to that, scotty reston was a very close friend of yours... >> guest: yes. c-span: ... who ran the new york times washington bureau that you tried to get to work for you. >> guest: yes. c-span: i guess that i was reading this, i just said--and then ben bagdikian was your national editor who you went on not to think so highly of later on in your book as i remember. >> guest: mmm. c-span: critical of the post later on. >> guest: a little. c-span: ok. anyway, the pentagon papers--how do you do--you do you deal in a town like this when one day somebody's your lawyer, the next day they're in the government and you stay pat, but everybody else is--stay put and everybody else is moving around. you ever get confused? >> guest: no, because once people are in the government, the relationship changes. and you can be friends with people in the government, but you have--they remember and you remember the paper comes first. and sometimes the paper attacks your friends or does things even that you think are even unfair to your friends. and sometimes you can reason with the

nasdaq, s&p still in negative territory, as well. >>> well, scottie, green mountain coffee's earnings the results percolating now. josh lipton, it's about to get very busy for you, 4:00, when all of the earnings come out. give us the expectations. >> reporter: that's right, maria. big names reporting after the bell. let's do a quick review here. we expect to hear from groupon. analysts looking for eps of two cents on revenue of $606 million, which would represent year-over-year growth of 7% on the top line. analysts at b. riley had a neutral on this one. saying they're still on the sidelines until they get more evidence of sustainability of a turnaround here. that stock, though, up some 80% this year. also, waiting to hear from tesla. the street looking for a loss of 17 cents of revenue of $383 million. a focus for investors is the company still on track with its goal to deliver 21,000 model s sedans this year? moving on, analysts look for green mountain to post eps of 77 cents on revenue of $981 million. the team over at lazard capital market, they say this one is a buy. they are loo

. >> scotty, ryan and todd are so excited to meet you. that will happen next.and. >> it keeps growing and growing. >> when did you realize you had another sister? >> i was young. when i was old enough to understand, my mom was always up-front about it. >> look how emotional mom is watching her girls together. >> you're a mess! get your act together. have a wonderful day spending it together. >> enjoy yourselves. >> thanks for coming together as a family. >> awesome. >> now a daughter meets her daughter for the first time. >> am i supposed to talk now? >> that's right after this. >> oh, that was great. >>> good morning, everyone. mark elliot here at the weather channel. the big story is the chance for flooding rains across the south. step one is a stalled out front. today you are going to see that already. mostly south of atlanta. although you could see some storms anywhere along the i-10 co corridor. the cold front moved through. 74 chicago as well as new york. some 60 degree temperatures near the great lakes. you are not really feeling much like mid august at

it's just $49 from this great etsy shop called scottie inspired. and then they create a digital portrait online. they e-mail it to you. you can print it on anything. canvas or paper. >> i love it. >> adorable. >> blake. >> hoda to keep you warm and cozy, we love nothing more than a great throw like this pom-pom throw from c wonder, $49. transforms a room. >> beautiful. i love this color. >> also, kathie lee if you can help me pull this out. >> something weird. >> if you need to stay just a little bit warmer, we have -- >> see, now it's going into weird. >> blake shelton blanket. >> we're stepping into restraining order territory. i'm scared. >> put that on her like the queen she is. yes, yes, watch your little microphone. >> he sent that just for you. >> also $49. >> you don't need those notes. let me have that. >> so we heard a rumor that like most of us, you might enjoy an oreo from time to time. >> yes, i love oreo. >> the chocolate covered company has taken them to the next level. belgian covered dipped oreo. >> she's already in. >> are they gr

sorry about that, scotty. i asked for that a little fast. here's how you can help. they need money, they need volunteers. anything that you can do, michigan humane.org is another organization you can send money and perhaps volunteer for that organization to get some of those stray dogs off the streets of detroit. thanks, scotty. >> still to come in the "newsroom," president obama back on the road. live pictures right now from buffalo where air force one has just landed. the president's goal today, easing the financial burden of college. ♪ you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. and the more i focus on everything else, the less time i have to take care of me. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. glucerna products help me keep everything balanced. [ golf clubs clanking ] [ husband ] i'm good! well, almost everything. [ male announcer ] glucerna. de

. >> cops say that tom grery the actor who played scotty small drunkenly head butted a police officer. he was board ago flight in houston. he was too drunk to fly. when officers arrived to throw him into custody he through a fit. never a good idea to head butt a cop. >> husher almost lost his son in a near drowning just days ago. that accident is already leading to a major legal battle. we will tell you why the singer is now due in court tomorrow. >> disturbing details about the boys who were killed by a python. we will tell you what investigators now know that could lead to manslaughter charges. ok, i am coming. [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or gl

. >> cora, scotty is a good boy.tball might be the only way he can make him a decent living. >> so, what happens when he gets hurt and he can't get a job because he can't spell well enough to fill out an application? >> oh, come on. that's not gonna happen. >> oh! it happens all the time, reggie. >> listen, scott is a football player. >> no, scott is a kid, and he is not playing until he gets his grades up. >> i'm just trying to give scott a future. >> so am i, coach. so am i. let's go, scott. >> coach. >> don't look at him. let's go. and that's no dessert for you, son. >> what? what? oh, man! listen, we might lose! >> why can't we go to the zoo with your mom and mr. graves? >> joaquin, we have already discussed this, okay? >> okay, just listen to sasha, all right? you're not going with them. you're gonna go with me. >> we already went with you. >> yeah. >> hey, is everybody ready to go? >> your daughter won't let us. >> well, i'm sure she has her reasons. and you watch your mouth, young lady. >> all right, you guys

. >> and scotty and ryan and todd are so excited to meet you. that will happen next.when did -- keeps growing and growing. >> yeah. >> when did you realize that you had another sister? what age? >> i was very young. i was old enough to understand. my mom had always been up front with us about it. >> look how emotional mom is with the girls together. >> i'm a mess. >> thank you. >> have a wonderful day spending it together. >> thank you. >> enjoy yourselves. >> congratulations on coming together as a family. >> awesome. >> coming up, a daughter meets her father for the very first time. >> am i supposed to talk now? that's after this. easo why do you feel exso tired afterward? instead of refueled and focused, you're foggy and sluggish. it's that 2:30 feeling again. so how do you get your clear, alert feeling back? have a coffee... then another? do this instead. take one 5-hour energy. in minutes foggy and sluggish is gone... hello clear and alert. 5-hour energy. take it after lunch. be clear and alert for hours. >> with hotwire's low prices, i can cross even more places

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. >>> former nba all-star scotty pippen won't be charged in an incident early this month.on him after the former chicago bulls player refused to pose for a picture. the u.s. storn says there isn't enough evidence to show pippen committed a crime. >>> another came forward against san diego mayor bob filner who claims filner kissed and groped her at an elementary school. her lawyer has asked the city for $125,000. she's now the 19th women who claims filner harassed her. >>> it was a joyous day after some new mexico couples legally wed. hundreds gathered in albuquerque to witness the nuptials. >> for 20 year, it feels like we've been married. but this makes it feel real. >> after 40 years, we feel really good. just to know that all these people around us are here for the same reason. and that love conquers all. >> clerks in six new mexico counties will now be giving out marriage licenses to same-sex couples. a group of state lawmakers plan to contest the move in court. >>> special morning for 11-year-old sarah murnaghan because she's waking up at home for the first time in mo

scotty, back to you. >> sue, thanks so much.ew a bit. >>> its size may be small but the profits are not. coming in at more than $900 million 3-d printing company x1 is up more than 350% since its ipo. josh, what do you like about it? >> there are three publicly traded 3-d printing stocks. >> triple d probably gets the most coverage. >> and then there's stratus. this one nobody talks about yet. came public in february, added to the russell 2,000 within a month or so and essentially when people think about 3-d printing, there's a lot of misunderstanding of what it really is. the companies themselves call it additive mafinufacturing or prototyping. these are not toys. they're not engaged in making things like ipod cases. this is the only one that's able to work with a whole range of industrial metals, glass aluminum, and they really have the enterprise business on lockdown. they're selling these machines at about $1.4 million a piece, scott. they're going into aerospace, going into industrial companies, so ford is a company, boeing