. >> teleportation, 'cause i'm always late to everywhere. i don't think i've been on time anytime this week. >> i would be invisible. >> super speed, 'cause i play football, so, you know, i need to be fast. >> you know, i actually do have a superpower -- the ability to disappear. [ snaps fingers ] with "speak of the week," i'm eden. >> "teen kids news" got a chance to visit the culinary institute of america and get some recipes and cooking tips. here's a taste of what we learned. >> hi. today we're gonna make cinnamon rolls. it's a great recipe for people that are new to the kitchen, and it's really easy. first thing we're gonna do is we're gonna go ahead and preheat our oven to 350 degrees. [ knob clicks ] the next thing we're gonna do is we're gonna take our bread. now, i'm using white bread right now, but we could use whole-wheat bread. whole-wheat bread would be a healthier alternative. you can also use pumpkin bread. first thing we're gonna do to our bread is we're gonna cut off the crusts. i'm gonna take my knife, and i'm just gonna st

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this is nogs like trying to invent a time traveling teleportation to put people on jupiter or something. it's been done incrementally over and over and over again. federally and across the country starting in the great depression. we have done it to an effect that it has been seriously observable, studied and known. we know what happens when you raise the minimum wage, people at the bottom of the economic spectrum. it is a wildly popular policy. even republican voters like the idea of doing that. democrats in congress like the idea of doing this, the president wants to do this. but republicans in congress at least so far are standing against it. even just in the senate, senators like rand paul and marco rubio and lamar alexander, all within the last few months, not just that the minimum wage should bchbt raised, but maybe the minimum wajs should not exist at all. maybe the minimum wage should be zero. republican voters not only want the minimum wage to exist, they want to raise it. just like all the other voters want to raise it. it is an overwhelming thing that democrats support and re

and san francisco, short of teleportation, what would you do? so the next best thing within the known laws of physics which i could think of was the hyperloop. and i'm pretty sure it would work. other people have redone -- they have done simulations and they've said it would work. >> two more questions because we'll run out of time. you are a serial entrepreneur and successful serial entrepreneur. most entrepreneurs have one great idea in them. do you believe that? do you believe -- there's another view that -- >> well -- >> there's another view, and i've heard it from peter teel and others, an entrepreneur has one great idea and that success takes them away and then the motive to keep coming up with the next idea doesn't happen. what's your take -- >> i think it's more that. i think people can come up with more than one great idea. so, i think it's more like -- i mean, creating a company is a very difficult thing. a friend of mine has a saying, creating a company is like eating glass and staring -- have you to do lots of things you don't like a

so we call this new area biological teleportation. and it relies on this rapid interplay between the dna software and the digital world. and so we can actually send a life at the speed of light and we converted at the other end back into biology. so we're doing this in two processes. we were going to be doing it a few weeks ago until government shutdown. we have unit testing with the help of nasa and we're going to test it out their mars test site out in the california desert, and the mahdi desert, where we're going to isolate soil microbes, sequence them and beating them up to the club. -- mojave desert. we been working with help of darpa on the other in which we call it digital biological in order that can convert that signal back into proteins, viruses or single bacterial cells. there's lots of applications we can see with this, for example, sending like we did with phi x, through the computer, or sending a flu virus through the computer and making that and using it as a treatment for antibiotic resistant bacteria or in the case of

and she can teleport.cters. and they're here just in time for the holidays. >> they should have a meteorologist character. talking about lows and whatever. >> it's ginger. >> it would be like spider-man weather. >> i know there's lots of little girls out there that want to hear about lake-effect snow. >> lake-effect snow comes out of here. >> one of ginger's favorite. >>> now, a taste of thanksgiving "dancing with the stars"-style. the hough family, including derek and julianne, dancing their way to dinner here. and it set off an instagram battle with maria menounos this year. she got into the act with her guests, possibly a turkey trot there. and it looks like they all worked off their big dinner in style. i have a feeling they don't eat as much as a lot of people. >> yeah. they're not having the same meal that i usually have. there's no dancing after i eat. >> i published the bianna golodryga dance moves. my dad threw some down. >> we could have a challenge instagram-off. i challenge you. >> i feel i wou