seatt seattle. i think today there's a rate as which young people adopt new technology is breathtaking. >> yeah. >> and we were talking earlier about how do you get them excited about becoming programmers or developing things. i was never -- there's so many kids today that are excited to spend hours online, you know, playing this role playing thing or this first person shooter whatever. i was interested in how anything worked inside, internally. >> online. >> and how does it do graphics that look that great? we really have to try to figure out how to get kids today being excited about being traders of tomorrow. >> i'm going to invite john up here. i grew up here. i grew up like a few blocks from here. what's interesting is going to the museum downstairs. for me you were there during the birth of the computer evolution. i'm somebody who has directly benefitted from that revolution and been able to create a life for myself because >> the pc era. explore the history of computing and you'll connect the

there is is a new one coming to seatt seattle, too.ea takes longer than coffee to make and it may not be a big breakfast plate. and starbucks has new baked goods that will be in all 7,000 stores. shults said stay tuned to the testing of starbucks carbonated drinks. that is a $100 billion market it wants to get into. and holiday drinks start friday including a new ginger bread latte. >> there have been 200 psls sold in the decades of existence. >> 200 million psls? that's amazing. the fact that i know that the abbreviation is psl is pathetic. i read that on twitter. >> pumpkin lattes are pathetic. you absolutely buy on this weakness. but the global comps is what you want to own. ultimately where these guys are going, this is one of the largest positions because of where they can go. india will double in sales and could be five times that in another five years. this is where the growth area was. if you want to trade these things, they are both trading at 35 times. >> that's really the opportunity here. i's pretty simple to me. everybody

why isn't this identical to seatt seattle. >> it isn't because of the remedy issue. in seattle they were trying to create in their courts equal educational opportunity to impose a remedy -- >> you think the proponents of affirmative action are attempting to do the same thing. one of the bill sponsors here said this constitutional amendment will bring back desegregation in michigan. it appears it has done just that. >> first on the merits, under greweder, that cannot be the benefit. it's the benefit under goal and diversity. it's a forward-looking action. not a back ward looking action to remedy past. you use the preferences simply to get the benefit. what has or has not happened here, two thoughts on that. first we have the statistics we discussed. not clear if the diversity on michigan's campus is going down. the main point on that is not those numbers but the fact that there are other things that the university of michigan could be doing to achieve diversity in racial ways. >> i thought in gruder, all of the social sciences had pointed out the the fact that all of t