the thai government is working on a campaign called thai delicious and was to standardize recipes and order restaurants to follow them around the globe. >> translator: every time we and the government travel abroad, we notice the thai food we eat doesn't taste the way it should. if we can provide a standard recipe using scientific testing he we would be able to monitor the taste and aroma and all around flavor. >> reporter: i'm here at one of the laboratories and today they are working on how to make the most famous soup taste universally good with all of the right flavors. the test isn't based only on taste. experts here take a scientific approach. this machine checks whether the soup is the correct color. and this one measures whether it contains all of the necessary ingredients releasing the right aroma. next comes the taste test. at least 400 people rate the dish entering feedback data into a software program. thailand's top chefs are also taking part. he is a contestant on the tv show "iron chef" and samples the final product. >> translator: as a chef, i've been thinking about de

here you go, pad thai, no peanuts. but does it have peanut oil? i'm not sure. everyone keep an eye on howard in case he starts to swell up. since it's not bee season, you can have my epinephrine. are there any chopsticks? you don't need chopsticks. this is thai food. here we go. thailand has had the fork since the latter half of the 19th century. interestingly, they don't actually put the fork in their mouth-- they use it to put the food on a spoon, which then goes into their mouth. ask him for a napkin. i dare you. (knocking) i'll get it. do i look puffy? i feel puffy. hey, leonard. oh, hi, penny. am i interrupting? no. sheldon: you're not swelling, howard. wolowitz: no, no, look at my fingers. they're like vienna sausages. sounds like you have company. they're not going anywhere. so, you're coming home from work. that's great. how was work? well, you know, it's a cheesecake factory. people order cheesecake and i bring it to them. so you kind of act as like a carbohydrate delivery system? yeah. call it whatever you want, i get minimum wage. yeah. um, anyways,

i could have learned slide guitar. ( laughter ) i could have become fluent in thai. "ka pra nuk no gaah." that means, nothing because i never learned thai. ( cheers and applause ) and i just think-- i just think, francis, maybe somebody should have mentioned that believing in god waa optional. because-- news flash ! -- it's ridiculous. an invisible wizard created the heavens and the earths in six days? took me a month just to stain my deck! ( laughter ) now, normally, folks, in a time of trial like that i would turn to god for guidance. but i guess it doesn't matter anymore. so i might as well turn to this stapler. so according to the pope, that's just as good. ( laughter ) oh, one true office supply. i am so confused. help me. what should i do? i'm a buddhist. in my next lifei'm hoping to be a fax machine. i'm just so glad jesus didn't live to see this. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) %r ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a journalist and former marine who sent the last year in syria. that's rough-- missing

not knowing jack is as big of a sin as not knowing about a plunging thai bhat.he guys who know jack hear thai bhat, they are thinking about how ty cobb had an amazing batting average. here's the bottom line. i'm not shirking the macro. it's every bit as important to know jack as it is to know erdogan. you should stay skeptical of anyone that tells you that ether one doesn't matter because they both do. linda in massachusetts. >> hey, jim. how are you tonight? >> always struggling on the down 100 days. >> caller: just a quick question. i'm really confused. i was told to buy shares of the sp vix to keep my losses at a minimum when the market drops. i know it's not a stop. what is it? if i do buy shares of it, how long do i keep them? this person told me not to keep them very long. >> what is that guy doing? look. the guy is probably a great guy. he is probably a big red sox fan and they're in first place. buy great companies pay good dividends and pay well overtime and the vix is a financial creation that indicates the volatility of an index. it ain't worth buying

is thai food okay with you, penny? sure. we can't have thai food-- we had indian for lunch. so? so? it would be gastronomically redundant. i can see we're going to have to spell out everything for this girl. any ideas, raj? uh, turn left on lake street and head up to colorado. i know a wonderful little sushi bar that has karaoke. that sounds like fun. ♪ baby, baby, don't get hooked on me ♪ ♪ oh, baby, baby, don't get hooked on me... ♪ i don't know what your odds are in the world as a whole, but as far as the population of this car goes, you're a veritable mack daddy. captioning sponsored by cbs and warner bros. television am i don't know. any medications? last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. (male narrator) previously on masterchef... a star-studded team challeng

the young thai mike: says he wanted to make sense of the deep division between thailand so- called redrts and yellow shirts, a political split he believes lead to conflict with cambodia. he made the film and called it "boundaries." for two days, he thought his thumb had met the same fate as this -- adaptation of shakespeare's macbeth. it is called "shakespeare must die." >> these other words of territory. the only people who are insane enough to want shakespeare dead -- shakespeare represents artists of all stripes who would speak the truth about the human condition must die. they must not be allowed to speak. they cannot be allowed to have a voice in the society that is being suppressed and threatened and ruled by fear. happens when you contacted the censored? >> we got banned. >> the center's office, a senior adviser told us only two films have been banned in the last five years. they said the mistake led to a misunderstanding but the " boundary with" bad and that our secretary thought we had finished the preview and thought that we agreed with the subcommittee. filmmaker says is all

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to the military experts who sa@ that thais what happens when stuff like this gets out, the form assistant seccetary of defense is that once it is out we alws have anoer wy to move around. wayne simmons is with us. he has a hard handshake and he crh you wi that. [applause] >> let's get to it. onceethis gets released, any smart bad guys going to fid a way around this, right? >> absolutely. not only a way around it, but in the past were either criminal organizations were terrorists found out, sometimes they find a way to track our communities but dismantled organization with what they believed to what we know about. t only dowe have to find them again, but we have to figure out who to find and what networks and groups to find again. lou: y aresaying tt he was a hero. but no, he is not. how do you feel? >> i am confident that my position has only been strengthened since we ound out that he's being debriefed by the inlligence apparatus. this iabsolutely spot on when she says that it's very damann because what is out there in the united states or around the world, the first thing tha they do ar

>> well, we do have a very unique relationship with thai airways. a ticket, you can use frequent flyer mileage to get your check-up. >> whatever it takes to get your business. >> and this is not the only hospital trying to outsource healthcare, is it? >> oh, my goodness, no. [chuckles] yes, we certainly have not gone unnoticed. there are hospitals throughout asia, throughout india. >> up next, india competes for the market in foreign patients. >> that's the ambition, that india should become the world-- >> destination for healthcare. that's right. >> when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz summer event is here. now get the unmistakable thrill and the incredible rush of the mercedes-benz you've always wanted. ♪ [ tires screech ] but you better get here fast. [ girl ] hey, daddy's here. here you go, honey. thank you. [ male announcer ] because a good thing like this won't last forever. mmm. [ male announcer ] see your authorized dealer for an incredible offer on the exhilarating c250 sport sedan. but hurry. offers end soo

a young thai student began importing these english-language books from, through his family in thailand and selling them here in the u.s. and wiley said you can't do that. the supreme court said no, the first sale doctrine which treats a book as a physical object says it's yours the same way the sofa in your living room is and you can sell it to whomever you want. that applies even to foreign sales of books and this young man could resell his textbooks in the united states. it wasn't a big deal although getting he never could've done that years ago. he does it on the internet on ebay and that is why it's working for him. it's just one more frankly fairly unimportant example on the plus side of john wiley of how the advent of the digital world is nibbling away at authors and very often publisher sources of income. >> host: one other, not animate that one other point you make is the public libraries and e-books. what is their role? >> guest: authors and libraries have long been friends and i hope that they will continue to be. the problem is that a lot of public librarians are very doctri

of things i wonder if you can talk about the process you followed in terms of the allocation of the thai - 35 million. looking at the map there are some districts that may not be getting any funding so i'm wondering if you can talk about that. have you had discussions with each supervisor to make sure they understand sort of how the decision was made and how things were prioritized or not and a - >> since may of last year one of the key things and one of the reasons you're seeing with you so is we're mandatory to spend those funds within the city and the map shows the priority development areas. it's called approximate access to provided a major connection to lead into several development areas. so that kind of constrains where we can spend the funding. we were able to exceed that goal. in terms of process we took the prioritization through the board process and that's included in our packet in attachment 3. really went through the actual the easiest breakdown is the project readiness. that's a humanely issue we wanted to look at. projects that have already gone through and on their way

so i'm supportive of the thai million dollars and a number of those grants and i think that ma sonic promise it will help us so i'm supportive of the funding. and i'm wondering in oh, commissioner bred and so if there are no other comments can we approve this without objection. call item 5 >> yeah. recommended 1 million 2 hundred and 49 million with the san francisco safety program this is an action item. >> good afternoon this item begins on page 43. as you recall we provided i 90 in april. san francisco share of the region and safety school funds is one-hundred 4 million over the past few months we're worked with the safety coalition for how to enhance the safety issues. we have a - we have the san francisco program. the primary difference is the program will increase in size from a number of 16 high schools. if you have particular schools in mind to make sure the coalition reaches out to call the authority staff. and we're provided you with a brief presentation or if you feel that the april presentation provided sufficient information we'll skip it >> yeah. given the need for this

>> the yeas are 401, the nays are 0, thai thirds voting in the affirmative, the rawls are suspended. the bill is passed! >> this is the one! the system works! (cheers and applause) >> that is such a relief. when it comes to passing borderline meaningless legislation, you are the best around! so congress, here's a tribute to you for being able to do the things that don't need doing ♪ you're the best around ♪ ♪. >> hr-1157, the bill to insurance public access to the summit of rattlesnake mountain. >> the bill is passed. >> the bill to direct the secretary of state to develop a strategy to obtain observer status for taiwan. >> hr-251, a bill to direct the secretary of the interior to convey certain federal features of the electric distribution system to the south utah valley electric service district and for other purposes. >> the bill is passed. >> (cheers and applause) >> we'll be right back. >> the supreme court isn't the only court in the land. let's check in with our criminal courts. yesterday the begun the trial of george zimmerman who stand as caused of murdering trayvon martin,

surely, you, his cultural descendant, can handle pad thai and dumplings. need to go-- but you keep in mind that my sharply worded comments on yelp.com recently took down a local muffin store. penny. penny. penny. come in! hurry! (water running) penny? i'm back here. penny. penny. penny. oh, for god's sakes, i'm in the bathroom! shall i come back at a better time? get in here! hurry! don't you dare knock! hello. i slipped in the shower, and i think i dislocated my shoulder. not surprising. you have no safety mat or adhesive stickers to allow for purchase on a surface with a low coefficient of static friction. what? tubs are slippery. i know. i slipped. i have a series of whimsical duck stickers on the bottom of my tub. yeah, okay, whatever. will you just turn the water off and help me up? they're holding umbrellas. (groans) what? the ducks in my tub. uh-huh. they're whimsical because ducks have neither a need for, nor the ability to use, umbrellas. oh, my god. i got to go to the emergency room. well, assuming you're correct that your right humerus is no lon

. >> show thai young says he has no plans to meet his counterpart. the first vice foreign minister met his chinese counterpart last week. kim said pyongyang is willing to talk to all sides. he said officials will attend any kind of meeting, including the six-party talks on the country's nuclear development. the talks broke down in 2008. analysts are waiting to hear what north korea's foreign minister will say at the forum. u.s. secretary of state john kerry will also be there. >>> chinese activist has criticized china's human rights record. he is the first chinese human rights activist to address the legislaturer. known for exposing abuses in china. chen is known for exposing abuses in china, including forced abortion. he escaped house arrest in shandong province in april last year. he made headlines world when he flew to the united states after seeking refuge in the u.s. embassy in beijing. he has been visiting taiwan since sunday. chen took note of taiwan's successful transition to democracy, and criticized china's one-party rule. >> translator: th

in march, the thai government held their first official peace negotiations with one of the main leaders of the insurgent group. however, there is doubt being cast on the effectiveness of the dialogue. the third round of talks is scheduled for june 13th. >> in march they teld peace negotiations with one of the main insurgent groups. however, the continuing violence is casting doubt on the effectiveness of the dialogue. the third round of talks is scheduled for june 13th. >>> two of cambodia's former leaders denied legal responsibility for atrocities in the 1970s that left more than a million people dead. they appeared on thursday at a tribunal set up with the cambodian government. the former leader spoke in response to testimony by representatives of victims families about atrocities that took place. one of the defendants was head of stake at the time. he apologized to the families but denied his involvement in any brutal act. >> i would like to express my apology. i apologize from my heart, and i, even though i did not play any role in the decision making body. >> the regime implemented

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so why are these thai buddhist monks living large at 35,000 feet?h their aviator shades and somebody's louis vuitton bag over there. the men are reportedly on a religious tour of europe. and scorn has been thick since the video hit youtube. even the director general of the national office of buddhism in thailand promised they will be given a stern talking to just as soon as they get iphone reception on kanye's yacht. how do you know if you've found nirvana if you don't look on kanye's yacht first? thank you for watching abc news. our friends at gma will catch you up in the morning. we're always online at abcnews.com. see you tomorrow. >>> "omg! insider," the top trending stories you need to know. >> everybody is saying it was premature, five pounds. >> kim gives birth about five weeks early. >> is she healthy? >> could the first photos of baby kimye fetch

. >> reporter: the thai noodle house is the kind of business that experts are seeing job growth. restaurants and bars. they're not the only place. half a million californians are back in the labor force. >> sun starting to come out on the california economy. >> reporter: the bay area says today's news of nearly half a percentage point drop in the state unemployment rate to 8.6% is promising. colorado employers added more than 10,000 jobs in may. 9000 of them in the restaurant and bar industry. that's not the only industry seeking employees. former construction worker says this is hopeful news. out of a job for a month or so. today he was taking advantage of east bay work career center. >> got a little discouraging because i wasn't too computer literate at the time. >> reporter: he's willing to tackle any obstacle. >> i've had some interviews. six interviews. >> i have friends who have been unemployed as well. i think this is the time to be creative. >> should continue to grow over the summer. we'll see what the numbers say next month. >> reporter: wait to see if the construction

so why are these thai buddhist monks living large at 35,000 feet? somebody's louis vuitton bag over there. the men are reportedly on a religious tour of europe. and scorn has been thick since the video hit youtube. even the director general of the national office of buddhism in thailand promised they will be given a stern talking to just as soon as they get iphone reception on kanye's yacht. how do you know if you've found nirvana if you don't look on kanye's yacht first? thank you for watching abc news. our friends at gma will catch you up in the morning. we're always online at abcn

. >> you were on the interest rates, i think you'll be rightts and continue to be right on thai one. say thankon t you to ever. that's it for the cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. you can weigh in on all thegh topics we just discussed on twitter. havee a great weekend.er i'll see you on "the. five". >> >>> want to know what happens when the president doesn't have his teleprompter?ant this. >> i want to thank everybody who is here. i think there is only one problem and that is that mys remarks are not sitting here. people? [ laughter ] people? oh, goodness. folks are sweating back there right now. >> you bet. hello, everyone. i'm i kimberly guilfoyle.erly it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five"

. >>> the thai government and a major islamic insurgency group agreed on thursday to curb violence during ramadan. the deal follows the third round of peace talks brokered by malaysia. according to a statement issued by the government and the brn, both sides agree to reduce violence during the islamic holy month of ramadan which starts in july. however, the statement does not go into details of how they will ease violence. the population of thailand is predominantly buddhist, but three provinces in the south have muslim majorities. islamist separatists in the area are fighting for autonomy. more than 5,300 people have been killed in the conflict since 2004. the government and the brn started official peace negotiations in march, but violence continues, and it is not clear if the brn is able to stop it completely as the militants seem to be decentralized. >>> the next round of talks is scheduled after the end of ramadan. and that will wrap up our bulletin. from bangkok. >>> nomads have roamed the grasslands of northern china for centuries. these herding communities have always lived close

we got thai kic boxer o session hitting this heavy bag. bong, boom, firming up those bones and the muscles. well, keep watching. did you hear that? he hit the post. his foot crushes right into that post. just watch his foot. >> do i have to? >> just crushes into that pole. the bag zigged when he thought it was going to zag. when you stub your toe, you can just lose it. it's the pain that builds to a crescendo. it hurts and it hurts and it's like ahh! i can't imagine how this guy is feeling. of course, he goes down in some serious pain. he's struggling to get up. the worst part is he filmed this himself. why do you not delete this immediately? >> you want other people to know whatnot to do. >> ouch. >>> we're going to check in with our friends at the camel and friends youtube channel. we've seen all kinds of crazy animal videos from these folks. now we're going to meet a couple little baby ostriches. these little guys are about to make a new friend. their new friend is sugar tree, a doberman. >> and he's big. >> that doesn't seem like a rea

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and thai viewers can watch "j" league games on tv for free. the japanese league is even considering selling a club to hire for players from southeast asia. many japanese players are physically smaller than their rivals. but they are known for their skillful techniques. japan's challenge is to bring the powerhouses from europe and win the lasting majority of southeast asian soccer conference. nhk world, hanoi. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> rainy season is in full swing in china. meteorologist robert speta is here with more. robert? >> we haven't seen those showers come down across much of fujan, it has been quite the downpour the last several days. now that seasonal front that we've been talking about is going to start to develop some lows off of it. you see here one developing over okinawa moving off toward the northeast. that's going to bring some coastal showers in and along the pacific coast of japan, even a pop-up thunderstorm on friday around the tokyo area. toward the west, this area of cloud cover moving through central ch

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the thai bat is around 30 or so. remember during 1997 or so, it raced up to 60 and then eventually that spread over to the indonesian rupiah and the korean bat as well. overall, much tamer waters and so far we do see the strengthening of the dollar/yen compared to 96 or 95. i think one thing that is important highlight is china has been missing out on the whole swing for the past couple of days due to the dragon boat holidays and i think if the -- if market reaction is quite negative, we could see more volatility and investors need to buckle up themselves. ross, tomorrow, it is going to be a wild ride potentially. >> volatility is here to stay, that's for sure, chloe. in europe, little bit around 5 to 4 advancers outpacing decliners. we did dip below 6,500 for the first time in april. rebounded. flat at the moment for the ftse. cax up. as far as sector breakdowns are concerned, you see where we're weighted. telecoms down, vodafone is making a bid for kabel deutschland. and they want to spend some of the dividend they

. >>> thai police confiscated hundreds of rare and protected animals on monday. officials say it is one of the largest seizures in recent years in thailand. the country is known as a major international hub in the illegal wildlife trade. authorities found around 400 caged animals from 40 rare species during a raid on a house in eastern bangkok. among those found were white lions, indian peacocks, and reptiles. >> translator: we found out that a rare bird was going to be handed over to a buyer this morning. we blocked the sale. it is obvious this is part of a trafficking operation. >> according to police, the owner of the building claims the animals were being rated there before being sent on to a nearby private zoo. later, the animals would be sold to buyers in other countries. police are investigating whether international trafficking rings are involved. southeast asia is known for its rich wildlife. thailand is at the center of the region and is surrounded by some of its poorest countries. experts say that is why smugglers see thailand as the ideal hub for brin

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thai and malaiysia tourists wil no longer need a visa for short-term stays. the length of short-term stays for indonesians will double to 30 days. japanese transport minister ota met with ambassadors from four southeast asian countries. >> translator: we would like to promote the wonderful attractions of japan as a brand. for example, the beauty of the four seasons and our delicious cuisine. >> that it would be opportune for both asean and japan to introduce new initiatives especially tourism cooperation in elevating our relationships towards new heights. >> japan hopes to attract 10 million foreign visitors this year, that's nearly 2 million more than than in 2012. >>> a south korean judge has convicted a group of men of stealing a number of buddhist statues and cultural treasures from shrines and temples in japan. but little hope is being held out for them being returned any time soon. the district court judge sentenced the mastermind of the theft to four years in prison. two accomplices were given three years. south korean police arrested the defendants an

thais the step befo youo start listening in cal. so people say no, no, these are jus records piled on someone's desk or a computer. the next step is >> i remember when that006 sto broke. calling from "usa day" broke e story. it was a great scoop, but it wasn't his. and yes, and i will tell you this. getting probable cause to tap a phone is very easy. i knothat for a fact. i wrote a book large based on that stuff. when they talk about there's, like, y he to go to a judge and all this stuff, those are rubber-stamp decisions, i'm tellg you. >> ben stein. >> okay. last week, i think charles payne said the smartest thing ever anyone's said on the show. he said 170 million calls to yemen, that's what they're checking on, 170 million calls to men. th second tng is, does anyone really seriously believe they're just going to get the records -- the phone number of who called d the caller and n liste in on the calls? i mean, give me a break. >> it's so easy to listen on the call. >> i beeve that they're coecting these phone call records andhey

. >> week, the common people, are very glad to see cases like this were corrupt thai government officials are tried for their crimes. >> in western china, at least 35 people have died so far in mob violence. fighting broke out on wednesday when hundreds of knife wielding youngsters attacked police stations, a government building, and a construction site. the region has seen frequent of violence between the muslim minority uighurs and the ethnic majority. as japanese prime minister shinzo abe like you have never seen him before. the star of a new game for smart phones released by the party this week. prime minister 's high into the sky. it encourages youngsters to take an interest in politics and possibly draw more people to the ballots next month. united states criticized for cutting its trade -- the u.s. is time to put pressure on bangladeshi factory owners to improve working conditions, partly a response from the collapse of the garment factory that killed over 1100 people in april. it is also the result of deadly fires at other factories that make clothing for the u.s. market. bolivia

so why are these thai buddhist monks living large at 35,000 feet? with their aviator shades and somebody's louis vuitton bag over there. the men are reportedly on a religious tour of europe. and scorn has been thick since the video hit youtube. even the director general of the national office of buddhism in thailand promised they will be given a stern talking to just as soon as they get iphone reception on kanye's yacht. how do you know if you've found nirvana if you don't look on kanye's yacht first? thank you for watching abc news. our friends at gma will catch you up in the morning. we're always online at abcnews.com. see you tomorrow. >> live breaking news. breaking news happening in union city where a 6-year-old boy has been mauled by a dog. badly. ge. >> i'm carolyn johnson. attack happened on elizabeth way and group city city where allen is e for us tonight with the latest on this. allen? >> about alameda county fire department says 6-year-old boy was mauled today by a pit bull or pit bull mix. he was quickly taken to law seal packard chirp h

for turkey's ruling party chair thai kill it she said police were forced to resort to toughen measures against protesters. we have to distinguish here between protesters and troublemakers and members of illegal organizations who are trying to create havoc within and within the city of stumble in some other cities in turkey. the police has a lawful rights to use. the law given means to them to disperse of these troublemakers and vandals and now. if you're looking for a balance i would say the police has to has to act within its law given powers that is a balance for the police however decisions who are trying to use their democratic rights to protest have to do this peacefully if you're resorting to violence and using mult of cork tails and other kinds of weaponries against officials who are. given the duty by the state to protect public order then of course these law these law enforcement officers have the right to use the force that is given to them by law within the law clearly we spoke to thank you sue chargeback who took part in the anchor price asked and she says police target pea

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and these shows are really very exciting, too, in terms of showing off the innovation that thai so proud -- they're so proud of. >> host: just to follow up on that, senator mccain has reintroduced or is reintroducing his a la carte cable bill. what do you think of that? >> guest: well, i understand the, his calling for it. there was a previous member of our committee some years ago that raised it. i can't remember who it is. what i worry about when you really dissect how all this packaging works, a la carte everyone understands because they've been in restaurants, and they know what a la carte means. but what i'm genuinely concerned about are some of the really smaller niche stations that could be lost in this. and i think that they're important. they're important across minority communities in our country and such. so while i understand from a very popular viewpoint that you just deconstruct this and people can just, you know, buy one at a time, i mean, i'm struck by how many cable, you know, how many stations i have access to. and i think sometimes, you know, how much am i using this?

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to effectively have they've done a coup there's been an overthrow in government as did most thai radical. vent we've seen and yet you've got media outlets like the new york times and commissary by the name of david brooks who justifies these actions is it because he's corrupt is he stupid is he a propaganda meister. how does how does he face themselves. seeing this what's good about it yeah i think they've got a prop up the status quo i mean you have to whenever there's a threat to the status quo you have to jump in there if you're one of these guys who's making his living who's making his entire career and everything based on the status quo you have to jump in there and say no no no it's fine it's fine ignore the ignore the man behind the curtain and you know this is this is horrific this this spying scandal because look you could you could believe just suspend disbelief you could believe that obama and congress right now are the last people in the world they're all angels and they all out to help us and give us a better society you can believe that and you can still understand that the

and real bad pad thai i had the other night did signal the end of the world, but, you know what happens when you get to the end of the world? people fly in to buy bristol myers. that's what they did. it's just a fact of life. >> they should be shaking up the events of japan. but here is how these managers think. bristol myers, incredible anti-cancer franchise. they will not be impacted by anything else. why not use the weakness to buy it. there will be just as many cheerios eaten tomorrow. these money men think that the guys you see chattering on tv don't know chak. already up 33% for the year. all of the hamburger joint with a pit of picante thrown in just reported a good quarter. jack could serve the turkey and it wouldn't be relevant. it's as big of a sin as not knowing about a plunging tide. the guys who know jack hear tide, they are thinking about how ty cobb had an amazing batting average. here's the bottom line. i'm not shirking the macro. it's every bit as important to know jack. you should stay kept call of anyone that tells you that ether one doesn't matter because they both d