over the area of the bottom. so let's talk about the liquid pressure. i'll show that right here. assume it's all the way full here, okay? here's my liquid. i got the pressure down at the bottom, which equals the weight per-- oops, i didn't define the pressure over here. force per area, right? pounds per square foot. newtons per square meter, okay? so, it's a unit of force over some area, huh? and over here, we have force per area. and the force that makes the pressure at the bottom of that tank, that force is the weight of the fluid over said area down there. but this weight of fluid can be re-expressed, because if density equals weight over volume, does it follow that weight equals density times volume? can you do that? so i can say where i have weight, i can just put density times volume over area. but how about volume, gang? we wanna measure the volume of things. let's suppose i wanna measure the volume of this eraser. isn't it true that the volume of this eraser would be this distance multiply by that distance

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and will that balloon sink all the way to the bottom? okay, now here is a question i got to ask you. as this balloon sinks deeper and deeper, the buoyant force that acts on the balloon will actually become more and more. no, no, no, no, no, no. the buoyant force that acts on the balloon will actually become less and less. no, no, no, no, no, no. the buoyant force that acts on the balloon will stay the same all the way down, yeah. check your neighbor. what's the answer, gang? what's going to happen to the buoyant force, as you sink deeper and deeper? sinks. what is it? how many say, the buoyant force will get more and more because you're getting deeper and deeper, more and more pressure, show hands? how many say, no it stays the same. one thing i learned, everything is the same. the cry of the ignorant, oh, everything is the same. how many say, no it'll get less and less? how many of you say, i am not sure, i am not going to stick up my hand making a darn fool of myself. [laughter] okay, we'll ask that question another time. hey, we talked

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here's the bottom line. n happen when a momentum stock loses its mojo, the multiple shrinks, a painful process they are in the middle of, express scripts has been through. it can come back to life like f5. some of them like amazon and salesforce.com never stumbled in the first place. let's go to roger in michigan. roger. >> caller: boo-yah to you from the state of michigan. >> i love the wolverines, what's up? >> caller: my company is millennial, symbol mm. they have been in decline since i bought it at 14, 22 is the current price. while earnings are not there, it seems to be a lot of evidence there is a bright future of millennium. what is your view? >> i really think they've missed. they miss. i do like the business model. i like the fact that they're doing problematic on the web. i can't get behind them until they put together at lowest two good quarters. they have so in the penalty box. let me go to mike in new york. mike. >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy. >> boo-yah, partner. >> caller: i want to ask you about

call the number at the bottom of your screen and register for the free live event. coming to your area this week. >> look, i'm a real real estate investor, this is a house that i've bought and that i've owned, and literally, four weeks ago, this property, we're gonna put up a picture on screen right now, i owned this property, and this property was not in good shape. i bought it, i renovated it, i did none of the work myself, and here i am four weeks later in front of the property and $50,000 richer. listen, i actually do real estate, i don't sit in a studio and tell you that you should go out and do real estate, or one day i'm gonna teach you, i'm in the marketplace doing real estate, and guess what, because i do it, i have my pulse on the real estate marketplace. i know exactly how to do it, i know how to do it in your marketplace, and i'm known as america's number-one and top real estate investing expert. and why am i telling you this? because we'll show you and take you and lead you by the hand, and the benefit for you is this: if you're sitting on the other sid

in the bottom of that baggie or on the top? top. bottom. on the bottom. and if that air is expanded, what happens to its density? less dense. so a greater density air from below will push on that pocket of ai hard than the air abov and it will be buoyed, right? it should go up, up, up, up. but, you know, we can understand this froanother point of view, and that's thinking small. and let's think small. you got one molecu. and let's suppose that molecule is hot and it stays hot. to say that one molecule is hot is to say it's moving around faster th the molecules around it. now, here's a thought experiment. if you have molecule that moves fasr than all the others and you better go here-- [makes sound] ain't gonna hit all these other atoms, right? it's gonna hit. whwould start to migrate upward? you know it would. bere you know it, it will keep going up, up, , up and all this hits, hits, hits. it keeps going up, up, up. it doesn't go down, it only goes up. doesn't only go up, but on the average it goes up. can you be thinking of a reason why? check your neigh

call the numbeat the bottom of your screen and register for the free live event. coming to your area this week. >> look, i'm a real real estate investor, this is a house that i've bought and that i've owned, and literally, four weeks ago, this property, we're gonna put up a picture on screen right now, i owned this property, and this property was not in good shape. i bought it, i renovated it, i did none of the work myself, and here i am four weeks later in front of the property and $50,000 richer. listen, i actually do real estate, i don't sit in a studio and tell you that you should go out and do real estate, or one day i'm gonna teach you, i'm in the marketplace doing real estate, and guess what, because i do it, i have my pulse on the real estate marketplace. i know exactly h to do it, i know how to do it in your marketplace, and i'm known as america's number-one and top real estate investing expert. and why am i telling you this? because we'll show you and take you and lead you by the hand, and the benefit for you is this: if you're sitting on the other side

of the sea, you will die at the bottom of the sea. republican members of congress are not convinced. the harpoon is set, the rope is tied on and it turns out next week the whale is diving and it's really deep water. republicans increasingly have decided not just that they don't want to cut that rope, but that they don't need to. if you are captain john boehner, holding the whale boat hatchet looking at that rope right now, what do you do? joining us us now is allan krueger, he's an economics profess professor, the former chief of economic advisors, thank you very much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> i'm sorry i had to introduce you with a long story involving forecastermen, outfits and a whale. but the point we're trying to dramatize here is sort of denialism about the consequences of breaching the debt ceiling, do you think the denialists have a point? or do you think a breach of the debt ceiling would be catastrophic? >> this is reckless, mistakes happen, accidents happen. the closer we get, the more likely we are to have this

here's the bottom line. great growth stocks never die. they bide their time, turn things around and come back stronger than ever. that's what we're seeing with chipotle, apple, netflix and perhaps deckers. keep watching and i'll tell you about the rest of my comeback growth stocks. ♪ >>> this veteran's day, "mad money" honors those who defend our country's freedoms by helping defend their financial futures. if you or someone in your family is proudly serving or has served in america's armed forces, we invite you to join our live studio audience on november 8th for a "mad money" invest in america salute to the troops. for tickets, go to madmoney.cnbc.com. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees

everyone wanted a deal done and then the bottom fell out. here we are this morning, they are on the picket lines again, not a bart train in sight. the second time these workers have walked off the job in a month, even a federal mediator couldn't save the talks. now 400,000 riders are forced into a plan b this morning. the commuters are frustrated at this point and that could be the understatement of the year. they are upset about this. now, we heard from the head of the local seiu union this morning, and the big issue seemed to take them by surprise. they say management tried to impose new work rules to cut costs. a worker can call in sick on the fourth day and get overtime on the fifth day, bart wants to change that. bart wants to move to the electronic pay stubs, but the union says it is about stripping their rights and bart says it is about being efficient. >> the unions decided they wanted to take the money that was on the table but not the work rules that were on the table. and they forced us to a situation where we needed to put an offe

what the temperature at the bottom of that lake was at that time? one, two, three, four, five, six, even less people than knew when the declation of independence was signed. and what h happened-- the temperature happened to be, gang? say agai - four degree celsius. - four degree celsius. you're right, four degrees centigrade, right. celsius, centigrade, same, same gang. that's right, right on. does anyone happen to know what the temperature at the bottom of lake tahoe? that's over a half kilometer deep. lake superior is almost half a kilomet deep. but lake tahoe in california, does anyone here happen to know the exact figure of the temperature of the bottom of that lake right w? one, two, three, all of the same hands. what's the answer, gang? four degrees. four degrees celsius, that's right, that's right, that's right. hey, outside the building here when i came in, there was a big puddle. does anyone happen to know what the temperature is at the bottom of that puddle outside right now? no, it a't four degree celsius. [laughter] no, no, no, no. it's n

call the number at the bottom of your screen and register for the free live event. coming to your area this week. >> look, i'm a real real estate investor, this is a house that i've bought and that i've owned, and literally, four weeks ago, this property, we're gonna put up a picture on screen right now, i owned this property, anthis prorty was not in good shape. i bought it, i renovated it, i did none of the work myself, and here i am four weeks later in front of the property and $50,000 richer. listen, i actually do real estate, i don't sit in a studio and tell you that you should go out and do real estate, or one day i'm gonna teach you, i'm in the marketplace doing real estate, and guess what, because i do it, i have my pulse on the real estate marketplace. i know exactly how to do it, i know how to do it in your marketplace, and i'm known as america's number-one and top real estate investing expert. and why am i telling you this? because we'll show you and take you and lead you by the hand, and the benefit for you is this: if you're sitting on the other side of

a six cent beat on the bottom line and a slight beat on the top line as well. ares jumped in afterhours. and amd, earnings, that was a top and bottom. >> it's hot in miami. and robert frank on the booming real estate market there. >> i have a feeling the weather has something to do with it. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutua

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. >> i've never seen a regulation -- it just says 10 inches on the bottom. but i would think as a practical matter you could have it on the pull side. >> would it serve any function? . >> i can't imagine there's any benefit on having it smooth on the pull side. it's the push side, so you can push the door open with the foot plate. chair. here we are going in. now people are puting stuff in the way. very difficult to get in, there's stuff to trip on, for all of us. wheelchair or not, there's all sorts of stuff. here are wheelchair users going into a small store. these very small mom and pop corner stores are very difficult because of the need to have a lot of goods in there to make the business work. this is a real challenge. this is a store on mission street where they have actually figured it out. the aisles are nice and comfortable, minimum size but comfortable. she's going in, she can turn, she can get to the counter. it may not have the lowered transaction counter we're going to see in a counter here where someone who can't reach up to the full height of

and i could draw the same rays for the bottom of the candle. that's not in your book a little bit, yeah? okay. and the bottom of that candle, it would look to you like it's over there. and so, you will see the candle here and you would see the image of the candle. and let me ask you a question. what's the distance here and here, and the distance here and here? begin with ss. check your neighbor. same, same, gang, same, same. so if you're taking a photograph of you and your friends standing in front of a mirror, all right? and you don't have a focus device you can look through, but you have a setting. and let's suppose you're, like, you are three mirror-- three meters in front of the mirror, and you're taking you and the gang, yeah? now, you want to set your setting for three meters or what for your image? check your neighbor. okay, gang. what would be the answer? you stand three meters in front of the mirror, what are you gonna set your setting for the image? where? how many meters? how many say answer begins with a-- [makes noise] how many say

. >> you do get a nice scene of the bottom of the ocean.really amazing is you get to see the sea lion starts to play with it at some point. >> he's definitely taking, you know, some artistic angles, artistic liberties with it. >> maybe he's just a thief, guys. maybe the sea lion is like tourist, camera's mine. later. >> well, the cara belongs to jordan. it was him that was in the water and had the encounter with the sea lion. at this point jordan has his camera back. he's been amused by the sea lion. to figure out how he got the camera back, we have jordan live from denmark. tell us, how he got it from you and how he got it back. >> my girl friend and i thought it would be nice to have the camera on the bottom and let it float up to us and we were on the surface. i swam down, put it on the bottom and noticed the go-pro had disappeared. it was a bit of panic what to do. we didn't expect to get it back. in the end we were lucky enough to find it hiding in the rocks with the sea lion right beside it. >> so you didn't have to pull it from him?

in the bottom of the ninth. and a pop-up in to shallow left center.s gomes who comes in to grab it. in between ellsbury and crew. one out. almost found no man's land out in left center field. here's austin jackson. the bullpen and junichi tazawa got double play balls in the sixth, seventh. breslow retired both hitters me faced and now a ball in to austin jackson to start this at-bat. >> tim: ellsbury in center field telling gomes in left to play straightaway. >> joe: here's the fly ball in to center. easy for ellsbury. two out. and tigers are down to their final out and it's the former boston red sox infielder jose iglesias walking in trying to extend game five. >> tim: the fact he doesn't have a lot of power means that the boston outfield does not have to play him extra deep. they can play him normally. >> joe: singled and scored the last time up. euhara retired all four batters he's faced. trying to save it for lester. ball one inside. this game for the series advantage heading back to fenway park. 2-0. 2-1. in case you're wondering, iglesias three

here's the bottom line. long-term investing has gotten mixed up with a lot of bad ideas over the years, but that doesn't mean it's impossible or that it's not worth trying. i can, on this show, teach you the disciplines and strategies that will allow you to build long-term wealth by investing in stocks just as long as you remember that i'm a long-term investor, in quotes, is no excuse for not doing the homework or following the rules i lay down. if anything, being in stocks in the long-term requires more diligence, more patience if you're in them for the short-term. don't throw away all the lessons i teach you. you're going to need them. to paraphrase that fabulous poetic amateur investor gertrude stein, a loss is a loss is a loss, unrealized or otherwise. and don't you ever forget it. bill in pennsylvania, bill? >> caller: hey. >> speak up, bill. the floor is yours. >> caller: hey, i thought i was a rock star, made a couple of great trades. i made about seven points in a week on one stock, another couple poi

starting right now, you're going to see these dramatic hikes right there at the bottom of your screen for you, the american people, for example, ages 27 and 50. now, my next two guests are business owners who are being forced to rethink their hiring strategies, reduce their employees' hours all because of obama care. but the worst part about all of this is they both personally warn these lawmakers about the consequences earlier this month when they both testified on capitol hill, and yet our selfish lawmakers, that wasn't a part of this debate this last week and a half, two weeks, their pleas for help. well, when they voted last night, they were ignored. joining me now are the vice president of paul's supermarkets, steve herman and hauling junk owner. steve herman, let me start with you. i found your story pretty interesting because both your grandfather and your father were in the supermarket business? >> correct, yes. yeah. and my grandfather started it in 1968. >> that's a pretty cool story. now, independent grocers account for, what, 25% of the entire supermarket industry right no

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you get a nice scene of the bottom of the ocean here. you see coral and some other stuff down there. >> what's amazing, you get to see the sea lion like start to play with it at some point. >> he's definitely taking some artistic angles. his artistic liberties with this film. >> maybe he's just a thief, guys. maybe the sea lion is like camera is mine. later. >> the camera actually belongs to jordan. it was him who was in the water that had this encounter with the sea lion and at this point jordan has his camera back but he's been a little bit amused by the sea lion and to figure out how he got the camera back we have jordan right this minute via skype from denmark. jordan, first of all, tell us how got it from you and you got it back. >> my girlfriend and i were snorkeling and had the idea it could be nice to put the camera on the bottom and let the camera float up to us and have a picture as we're sitting on the surface. i swam down, put it on the bottom and as i swam up notice the gopro disappeared. and it was a bit of a panic. what to

and max scherzer just struck out the side in the bottom of the second.ustin verlander is sweating through this one with all of the tiger fans across the world here hoping to get the ball tomorrow night. what an odd feeling that must be as you sit down there hoping you get a chance. >> second time i've had to go through this this postseason. it's a difficult feeling. obviously, you're doing everything can you pulling four guys but, you know, it's -- i think it takes more out of you sitting here watching these games. >> joe: a base hit into right off the bat of iglesias. he is on to start the third inning. third hit. >> it takes more out of you wang the game than pitching. you heart is beating the whole time and pretty stressful. >> tim: before game five against oakland you said who is kidding whom? it's not just any other game. and you got to feel that way about tomorrow night if you get a chance to pitch. >> yeah, no pretending here, man, it's not the same type of game. it's totally different and you have to prepare yourself for it. i've had the opportun

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the biggest swing is the guy on the bottom of that list, jonny gomes. ess in a late addition to the starting lineup. he stepped up in the sixth inning, two on, two out and untied the game. that is outside to molina, one ball, one strike. that was a big out that xander bogaerts just got at first by getting adams on that slow hit chopper. here's the 1-1. 2-1 from lackey. >> tim: i don't think farrell makes a move like this. there is risk involved like this as you said. i think he trusts john lackey and that's why he's in there. >> joe: here's the 2-1. a guy who missed all of last season recovering from tommy johns surgery. he gets the ball out of the bull pen here in the eighth inning. he has fallen behind molina, 3-1. molina 1 for 3 tonight. willing to take. and it's a full count. what will it be from lackey on 3-2? that is hard hit. throw to first gets away. molina will go down to second base and make it without a play. >> tim: great catch, poor throw by bogaerts. nice play. back hand. the throw low. napoli just in the game. pulled off the bag. that was

getting to the bottom of problems in the u.s.a.from los angeles to react to my talking points mechanism mow, the former governor of new mexico bill richardson the author of the new book how to sweet talk a shark. so, governor, let's pretend that i'm the shark. am i being unfair to the president? >> well, i always think you tell it like it is, bill. you are an honest guy. yeah, there is is a little tad unfairness. first, on the irs issue, heads did roll. on the benghazi issue, there were demotions and heads did there too. there was an investigation by ambassador pickerring that looked at the security problems. there were problems. there were funding problems too from the congress. on the issue of the president and obama care, look, obama care i believe is good for this country. it's good for people. but, there has been some serious problems in the rollout. i do think the president needs. >> outside of lois lerner, who is paid for about six months after she wouldn't testify in front of congress about what happened, outside of lois le