they wait two weeks, then turn the juice on. . >> describe the moment when you turn the juice on. >> the moment is i lifted my hand, shaking. they turned the juice on. >> flipped a switch and suddenly your hands are still. >> exactly. >> must have been a wonderful moment. >> it was stupendous. >> then he was walking down the hall. he was walking straight. it was a wonderful moment. >> you are >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >> the ukraine crisis as tensions esalate >> russia for all inents and purposes showing no signs of backing down. >> crimea's vote rejected by the west... >> here in crimea, a lot of them say the west should just butt out... >> new santions looming >> mr. ambassador will those sanctions work? >> things could easily get out of control >> will crimea break away? what's russia's next move? and how will th u.s. respond? >> we're making it clear that there are consequences for

they wait two weeks, then turn the juice on. . >> describe the moment when you turn the juice on. >> the moment is i lifted my hand, shaking. they turned the juice on. >> flipped a switch and suddenly your hands are still. >> exactly. >> must have been a wonderful moment. >> it was stupendous. >> then he was walking down the hall. he was walking straight. it was a wonderful moment. >> you are al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> al jazeera america presents extraordinary documentaries. >> i've seen nothing like this before in my entire life. >> the amazon rainforest is going up in smoke. >> hundreds of kilometers square are disappearing in a day here. >> indigenous communities at risk. >> if their forest continues to disappear, then eventually these peop

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the forces. >> science backlash over juice cleanses. i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," here is more on what's ahead. >> the crisis in ukraine is growing. >> the pro-russian parliament voted to break away from ukraine and become a part of the russian federation. >> we are well beyond the days when borders can be redrawn. >> crimea was, is and will be an integral part of the ukraine. >> the senate shot down a bill that would have changed the way the military prosecuted sexual assaults. >> the shocking ruling... >>..in favour of a man who took up-shot photos. >> the sat is getting a makeover. >> what you do on sat is not what you do in high school. >> we begin with the ongoing crisis in ukraine. president obama spent an hour on the phone with russian president vladimir putin on thursday, urging him to find a diplomatic solution seeing russian forces pull back to their bases in crimea, and informational monitors deployed to prevent violence in ukraine. earlier crimea's pro-russian parliament voted to join the russian federation a

they get in the juices but it's not all supporting the underdog mittens. this could be made here. he cares more about security. then focused on it they too were told to me it's crunch time is increasing so in the military systems was focused on the office of the tree that had largely been snow the reception and bad. gladys unbeknown to them. it is in the inning. oh and i get which i read recently come to me. we even got a lion stalking his tonic effect how can. anybody who has been born sixty years ago. he and the right and somebody within the african hoodia it's not often that isn't going to come. this time because of the order contained this region the indian agency oversees all politics is determined to do things differently from the dawn us. we used to patronize india. opel has khomeini with just one person gets caught with him to see the scenes deals on package and for the money goes to get the government budgets which i still like to copy we just fed up with pictures above are tops in the west and who knows who's always finance can be breathtaking ingenious have this phone l

want to serve the juice. the officer asked him to go into his cell and he's not going to work his detail that day, he basically had a little bit of a fit and said i'm not getting what i want so move me out. >> i got aggravated and said i'm not doing the juice. why do the work if i'm not going to get what i'm supposed to get out of it. >> he packed up his things. the sergeant asked what he was doing. he said i'm leaving today one way or the other. the officer let it go. later in the day he was fine, but decided to make a comment, meaning that michelle needs to make a decision. she needs to i think he said, grow up and either move me to our work program or move me to the box. and i made the decision he went to segregation last night. >> coming up -- >> like i said they beat him pretty severely. he did pass out at one time during the fight. >> a brutal assault brings consequences that could go beyond time in the box. n the gr, feed it, and care for it, don't we grow something more? we grow big celebrations, and

i didn't want to pour the juice.going on, too, but everything that was added up, you know what i'm saying? >> yup. >> but you have to look at the positive side of it, rochelle. you have to look at the positive. he called a ticket but he didn't catch a ticket for threatening to hurt somebody. he didn't catch a ticket for making a whole bunch of noise and kicking on doors. >> i never said you're dead in the water. but you're not going back to medical. >> i am, rochelle. if i get into a fight, doing that. administer me all you want, i don't care. >> i'm not saying you're dead in the water. >> you know i am, rochelle. >> you had a setback, that's all it is. but you need to make sure you're maintaining yourself up here with no issues. >> rochelle, can i ask you a question. honestly. you've asked me ten questions. yeah. >> do you honestly think that what i call a ticket for was real they bad for me? for me? >> the ticket wasn't bad. it's the fact that you were getting escalated so quickly and getting angry over the most mi

i didn't yell or so the juices by his son linked militants off the tax audit scotland to see. it's gone so they can be a fun city of jeddah the bog near the border with pakistan. at a cost of housing. indeed it looked as. some deny such judges and accuses others of the scene game. some in islam above are convinced of the news sun is no cheating toxins off the pockets on the dotted line. will future debates. since you probably also expressed great interest among our son. tools but in the building was the deal mostly it is for the bottom of the good news about that the stumbling into how i got to do was sleep with them telling them to be. cheetahs dozen states. the site is to india. more than six hundred and fifty of non officers and members of the special forces have been trained in india now he wants tanks watch this thing comes out and troughs. why india has been gritty of supplying weapons or sending trainers to its gonna stop because it does not want approval pockets on that the change. off to india as upcoming election. ccc the shows what one of india's biggest addiction i

. >> to write the story of the juice, to write the -- to write the story of the jews, 5700-plus years of memory. >> right. >> people who hold fast? >> it's called chuzpah. >> what made you want to take it on? >> when the bbc said we would like to do the story of the jews, i thought, you know, how many years have we got left? you can't not do this. partly because jewish history for people who are not jewish tends to be so overwhelmingly dominated by the holocaust and the israeli-palestinian conflict, those rightly exorcise the world but they in some way close off the accessibility of jewish history, a rich and complicated and not always horribly tearful story as one might manual. so here is the possibility and i think even the possibility in the united states to provide a point of access for non-jews as well as jews and to enter this story, which has had such a profound impact. >> were there new discoveries. >> when i began the research five years ago, sir, i didn't really know about the story of how to begin the book, mainly a colony, a town of jewish mercy meranaries, the 5th century

cheryl: i think they were talking about red meat but i did want to get your -- overall with the juicing there is some benefit, a lot of soda companies rather see them sell a soda, will not name the name of the company, wouldn't you rather see sell juice? starbucks bought a juice company. they're getting into this. >> there is nothing wrong with juices. just that we can not do only juices. what happens you don't get the nutrients you need. you may get dehydrated. what many websites are doing, selling herbal supplements and enthat mas that can make you dehydrated and cause damage to your colon. cheryl: colon cleanses have been around for last 20 years. when would you tell people thinking about a juice cleanse? what would you say to them? >> before doing anything, speak to your physician. our bodies are detoxing as we speak with our liver and kidneys. every single minute they process a liter of blood. by the time the segment is over my body will be processed and filtered. cheryl: a lot more talk to about with you, thank you, doctor. want to bring in melissa francis. "money" is coming up in

the juice now. but this system is set up to perfectly and efficiently in an automated way make sure that they touch every bit of juice here click here is the devil advocate question. -- >> is the devils advocate question. if the system is designed to facilitate the maximum number of intermediaries him a wise achieved purdue trade -- why is it cheaper to trade? it would be more expensive. >> from whose perspective? everybody talks about the retail investor, mom and pop buying 100 shares of bank of america four times a year through their ameritrade account. mom-and-pop traded for eight bucks a share in 1998 on ameritrade. it is not about that retail investor. it is about the vast majority of retail investors that are in pension funds, t. rowe price capital group how much janice, you name it, all of those big guys, when they have to buy a million shares and it goes into a broker or bank sponsored algorithm that splits up the order into thousands of people throughout the day, and that point, those child

the pickle juice will give you the juice of the hot sauce. this is the messiest part right here.ight now putting the pickles and the sausages together. then take the hot chips and mix everything together. i can't top martha stewart. but this is the result you get. >> delivering canteen to the jail's inmates is no small task. corporal mims and several deputies will distribute 125 orders in one housing unit alone. >> it's one of the most stressful times for the deputies as well as the inmates because we know that there is a lot of food. there is a lot that are indigent. which means they have no money in their fund and they steal. >> stealing the stuff being that the canteen means so much it can cause fights and people get hurt, whether it's inmates or staff members responding to the fights. a big deal. i think it's a big deal to everybody. >> because it has the potential to lead to violence even the theft of the smallest item is investigated. daniel feroni is currently in jail awaiting trial on charges of aggravated stalking, possession of a controlled substance and theft. he pled

i agree inflation without the qe juice, you will see the same momentum and you will have subdued inflation and the fed is not going to raise rates in mid-2015 six months after a qa. all of that is ultimately dependent and i do not think they will get the data they are looking for. >> i'm glad we were all able to hold hands on this. julia coronado thomas bnp paribas. add my thanks to the founding partner of westwood capital. all right, next on "taking stock" -- cleaning up our waterways, especially after superstorm sandy. bobby kennedy junior has put his support behind a special type of sponge. that's right, a sponge. you hear more next on "taking stock." ♪ >> oil giant british petroleum is soon back drilling in the gulf of mexico. the ban on contracts and ruling was lifted last year. the government says that bp is the highest bidder for 24 exploration blocks offered for lease. you may remember the bp rig explosion and spill in the gulf of mexico that haunted deep water in 2010. that disaster also lead to 210 million gallons of oil leaking into the gulf of mexico. one of my next guest says

[screaming] - wheezing the juice! - [laughs] and, um-- - bradley cooper! [screaming] - oh, yeah! - i accept that. welcome to our land. >> fro. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight a young man named jason bateman. assist i comedian turned first time film director. he is quite tal entered. remember -- talented. but first remember in 2005 we found out the c.i.a. was authorized to use interrogation techniques on prisoners that could be described as torture. i did say could? i meant should have been described as torture but for some reason were not described that way but instead described as enhanced interrogation or freedom tickling. but you can imagine the outrage. actually you have to imagine the outrage because really no one was that outraged about it. congress did not get around to fully investigating the torture revelations until 2009. i cannot remember why it took so long to -- i

in the juice aisle. >>> well looks like it's going to be a rainy wednesday throughout the morning andd in the green in the rain. not a lot of snow on the map. here's the seattle area. looks like heavier heading over top of you. moderate rain if you're leaving in the next hour. toward the olympics we had a bunch of rain. toward olympia, a lot of rain. portland same for you. keep the umbrella out today. dry in southern california. as we go towards tomorrow t cold front kicks in. we have the chance of a few thunderstorms with it. active weather, we like it. >> the more green you show us, the better right about now. >>> john travolta acknowledged he butchered idina mendes name in the oscars. he said he went on to say, quote, what would idina mendes say? she'd say let it go, let it go. that's the song she sang in the movie. >>> so much attention from the oscars, the simpson's twitter account posted their own version of what happened in the selfie. look at homer. sorry. >>> ash ton kutcher's sitcom, two and a half men. the two were on the show together, got engaged and now have a sitcom tog

. >> cherry tomatoes, a little bit of salt to bring out the juices beforehand. a little lemon in there. there we go. tuna salad, simple to make, and very healthy. i'm going to eat it right from the spoon. time to eat. ciao. everybody. >> keeping the food theme going. >>> if you have been to the grocery store lately you noticed probably that prices are through the roof. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains it's the drought that's running our wallets dry and the higher prices may not be the only change in store. >> reporter: have you noticed changes at the register lately? >> i noticed the higher prices. >> the price of meat has gone up. >> mill something really expensive, too, and tomatoes are ridiculously expensive now. >> reporter: no matter where you shop, it seems the price for everything from meat to milk to veggies is on its way up. federal forecasters estimate as much as a 3.5% price hike this year due in large part to the drought. from cattle whose feed is getting more expensive to fruits, vegetables and grains hit hard by the drought, food p

. >> it helps to have some of the real juice, but if the juice is not of the quality you want, addingor will give you more consistency and a better overall flavor. >> a food company might use iff flavor to ensure every ounce of orange sherbet tastes... every tae. -- case delicious -- stes delicious every time. >> let's see if you can tell the difference. >> very orangey. great. >> do you see a bump in the orange in that one, or you are not sure? >> i've got to do it again. yes. this one is more orangey. that one is a little more bland. >> you picked the right one. >> iff is tightlipped about exactly which roddick they've put their mark on, but they work with all the major food companies -- exactly which product they've put their mark on, but they work with all the major food companies. >> once we create a signature for somebody, they don't want us creating something similar for somebody else. >> unbelievable. 90% of products have flavors. it is time now for "hot shots." a look at some of the most compelling images of the day. >> hi. welcome. at ant one of the stars international robot

would you take the juice of thing happens and cities ukrainian who do not want to keep on taking matters into their own hands. self defense training is being organized and displayed on the fences and security personnel. you can go when you think you need to know hard to defend yourself when you wear it there are such training courses i will be happy because people need peace in every place and time none of those who participated in the training would speak on camera. this man agreed but only if we covet his face. but within a given that everyone should learn how to defend themselves given the situation that we have here. we know them i doubt it mixes naturalist only israeli soldiers who have experience he knew how to act in this current situation of helping us to get ready for the nimble mind aniston seen yeltsin up as clinton balconies gpt prime minister but since the jewish community and says his government would fight against any form of sexism that the people we spoke to do and some optimistic. the always be landing at times and now that sen is not his but the mustard stain is just t

add in these beautiful grape tomatoes which are seasoned with a little bit of salt to bring out the juices and chopped celery and chopped olives, mixed olives. >> look at some of the leaves from the celery here too. >> they're a nice flavor, very light. >> from lemon for the acidity. >> mix that in. >> perfect and a little bit, actually good amount. >> pepper mixed in. >> a little more salt. >> that's all you need to do. >> then right on top. >> there we go, look at that. >> flavors, a lot of layers going on there. >> well any parent knows how hard it is to get a fourth grade tore clean their room. can you imagine asking a fourth grader to clean the entire house, cook dinner and go grocery shopping? wendy tacuda with a story of a remarkable student who did all that and more and is now a student rising above. >>> brenda vasquez usually cooks dinner for her mom who works as a babysitter sometimes 12 hour days but today mom is homerly. there's no dad in the picture and very little money, but their relationship is something special. >> i'm really proud of her and like all the things she's done

an everyday product, right, way back in the '50s. >> well orange juice until the late 1940s from what part-time know as a concentrate. after that they pitched it and boom. there's no question the market can help americans fall back in love with orange juice. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> it's about 11 minutes after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next how about a tay off so you can take yourself out to the old ball game. we'll tell you about the campaign to make baseball opening day an official national holiday. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ garner ] there's a lot of beautiful makeup out there to cover up flaws and make skin look pretty. but there's one that's so clever it makes your skin look better even after you take it off. neutrogena healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skins' natural texture, tone, or clarity. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics. recommended most by dermatologists. a healthy life means making sure they eat well...

in the juice aisle. everything life throws my way. except for frown lines.back. [ female announcer ] olay total effects. nourishing vitamins, and 7 beautiful benefits in one. for younger-looking skin. olay. your best beautiful. >>> leading the news in the new york times, abortion law pushes texas clinics to close doors. yesterday two clinics run by whole woman's health were shut down as a result of the new law, maki . >>> officials sleent on mass release of detainees. immigration and customers enforcement officials are still refusing to reveal the names and criminal histories of 2200 detainees who are suddenly released in the u.s. over a year ago without explanation. >>> stories we're watching for you on this friday. is this the founder of bitcoin? his name is dorian satosh satoshi nakamoto and they say he's the face behind this digital currency. the man himself telling the associated press, hang on a second, it's not me. he said he didn't hear of bitcoin until his son said a reporter contacted him three weeks ago. >> what do you think? >> since 2009, the cu

the word for it. it's kind of a fancy term. >> right, how do you prevent that? >> well, you add some acid to it, and traditionally, in mexico, they take lime juice, and they just squeezelimes in it. >> mm-hmm. >> some people will tell you if you leave the seed in it, it keeps it from browning, and that does work a little bit. >> why is that? do you know? >> i really don't know. >> [ chuckles ] >> but i've seen it work, so i believe it. in restaurants, we'll actually use a little bit of sour cream. >> oh. >> and the sour cream not only keeps it from turning colors, it actually gives it a little lighter, brighter color, and it adds a little more flavor to it. so, that's kind of a restaurant trick. >> huh. >> okay? okay, i'm gonna season this with just a little bit of sea salt. >> mm-hmm. >> i like sea salt 'cause it's got some minerals it, and it's got a little bit more flavor. >> mm-hmm. >> we're gonna put just a little bit. we're gonna sprinkle it in there so we don't put too much in. you could add some fresh-ground black pepper right now, but we're gonna add some diced jalapeÑo for that pepper. >> mm-hmm. >> so i don't necessarily need to add the fresh-ground black p

over the moon unabashedly the poll for the annihilation of the juice during his speech to jewish community leaders at the signing wiesenthal center's museum of tolerance he compared that notion to the rhetoric reboot by adolf hitler and in no written before the holocaust and on display at the jewish human rights museum. he said the first threats should be taken seriously then and the rats from iranian leaders need to be taken seriously today these people are often distorted. the section humanity called the jewish people. we will not let them we will expose them. and we still played well to reopen toby. he accused iran of continuing to develop nuclear weapons despite an interim agreement with the international community to steal back. he also says iran is attempting to secretly provide missiles to organizations. you just call up the issue. the yuan was going to sneak in. the sun dome. so we loaded with dozens of lethal missiles in the car and that hamas does not have been posted below from oh well even to the side and into gaza. his speech was short and poignant but his entire two day trip

in the juice aisle. >>> all right. new york city waking up right now.o sports for you, unranked wake forest had only one win in the last nine games. and hang on, make that two wins now. their victim, number four duke, wake forest had a run of 17 straight points in their 82-72 upset. >>> dwight howard showing no mercy to his old team, the magic. the houston tower had 19 points, 14 rebounds. houston cruises to a 1 01-89 victory, 13th in their last 15 games. >>> the golden state warriors do one better. they get their 14th win in their last 19 road games. the best in the nba. they trounce the celtics by 20. 108-88. >>> there was an upset. golden state steph curry takes on his head coach mark jackson in a three point shooting contest. he lost to coach, who is almost twice his age. well done. >>> not to be outdone, though, san francisco 49ers coach jim harbaugh, he hits the half-court shot. look at that. 50 feet out before kansas jayhawks game there. then he sits and watches the game. >>> both republicans and democrats teamed up to play hockey against lobbyis

in the juice aisle. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. heart will love. >>> it's a >>> it's a little known fact the u.s. government owns tens of thousands of buildings that sit empty, and they are maintained at the expense of taxpayers. jeff pegues shows us some of them. >> reporter: no one has been coming to work in the usda cotton annex building for some time. just blocks away from the whougs, it's been vacant for six years. it's one of 77,000 empty buildings the government continues to own and maintain, costing taxpayers $1.5 billion a year in electric bills, roof repairs, and other monthly costs. what's more, a recent audit found part of the reason the costs are so high is the government can't keep track of what buildings it owns or what shape they're in. the general services administration manages the government's real estate, dan tanglorini. >> we run into issues where people will say a billing is in good condition and you go out and take a look at it, and there's no common sense definition that would say that that's in good conditi

the always be landing at times and now that sen is not his but the most staying is just too high. many of ukraine's juice here that open access to tax will shift from synagogues to human targets we've seen on t supermodel crimea. oliver no sign of unrest in crime the residence of the peninsular observing a so called day of silence were no political campaigning is allowed to have the crucial vote on whether to join russia. thus was prompted by the rise of ultra nationalist in the post tuesday along with the option to join russian crime means also have the choice of greater autonomy within ukraine. we spoke to international observers from poland hungary and safe and don't expect any election violations on something. school gets the spot them. i was considering new korean is falling apart as a state that sealed to provide the citizens with basic rights. the people of kenya are holding a referendum to determine the future we hope will be held within the rules lol don't think any violations will have to take into consideration the people's opinion of the results of the school tomorrow people will have their s

in the juice aisle. down to a science. you're the reason we reformulated one a day women's.that now has extra b vitamins, which help convert food to energy. energy support for the things that matter. that's one a day women's. >>> all right, folks. hope you haven't put your coats away just yet. it is spring, but take a look. we have cool conditions through areas of the west from washington down to california and just downright cold in the northern plains and northern rockies. you can see it is snowing there throughout montana. big circulation around minnesota. that's a new storm system that will produce a swath of snow through new england as we get into saturday. it is going to set the stage for the cold air up here to start making its way eastward. seattle, right now, 39 degrees. 51 degrees the temperature in san francisco. 59 l.a. 58 degrees in phoenix. high temperature coming your way for your saturday into the 60s for friday. and things aren't going to change much as we move through the first part of the weekend. a lot of sunshine, still dry conditions unfortunately out f

in the juice aisle. >>> okay, sir. you trust maria, she'll get you at least 10 million new signups on health care.gov in the next 48 hours. >> great, what do we need to do? >> let's bring in kim kardashian, harry stiles, and bat kid, all right? >> so amazing. hi, everybody. i love history, you know? hey, you're the president, right? oh, my god, are you, like, on money? >> three, two, one. >> okay, got it. >> that was, like, so weird. >> all right. >>> now to sports for you, in 1992, you might remember chris webber and the rest of michigan's fab five shaking up college basketball. well, it is kentucky's turn this time against, unfortunately, michigan. number two michigan tying the game at 72 and with only seconds left, a kentucky freshman, he takes it over. >> for the final four, harrison, that shot -- he made it! oh! >> yeah, i bleed maize and blue. the eighth seed kids from kentucky win 75-72, making it first time in 22 years a freshman starting five has led their team to the final four. uconn also advancing. connecti

in the juice aisle. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> andow for a check of the national forecast. north carolina and virginia see rain and strong winds. it will be dry from the lower great lakes to the ohio valley but a light mix of snow in parts of south dakota and minnesota and there will be some snow in the rockies. >>> a southern california man is in the media spotlight after being identified as the mysterious founder of bitcoin, but the man, satoshi nakamoto, denies any connection to the digital currency. dave bryan of our los angeles station kcbs reports. >> reporter: the man who "newsweek" reports as the founder of bitcoin who considers it the high tech coin of the future says "newsweek" has got the story wrong and says he's got nothing to do with bitcoin, says he's not the founder. >> i never worked with bitcoin. i don't know people there. i never had a contract there or anything like that. i wasn't even aware of the product. >> reporter: do you think that your name became involved because you created sort of the code maybe or the co

less likely the oldest used to fill the comedy semitism or supporting his trial on all aspects of the juice identity is that without ford and one in central london. i the according to local media reports israeli embassies around the world have stepped up their security awareness over fears of possible hezbollah retaliation in response to last week's unconfirmed and strength on the border of lebanon and syria. lebanese authorities claimed israeli jets and attack inside its borders and although defence officials in jerusalem have not confirmed the strike israel has declared he will use all available means prevent weapons from the seri najib being transferred to hezbollah militants israel has also put its troops along the lebanese border on high alert as hezbollah warned it would retaliate. israel has reportedly carried out three similar air strikes over the course of the syrian civil war although they have all been unconfirmed as blind israel fought a war in two thousand six and the militant group's leader hassan nasrallah backed by iran has refused to recognize israel's right to exist the bo

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a lot of the juice you learn from people is when -- they're actually not prepared. when you can translate vulnerability from someone who is like a tech celebrity to a room of people who are really dreaming and building, that that transmission is really inspiring. and motivating. >> president and ce of tri net which provides payroll benefits and hr functions for small businesses share the differences between building a company you hope to sell and building one you hope to find independent eye. >> value is what a ceo perceives that his company is worth and month importantly what he is trying to accomplish or she. evaluation is what some outside person or investor or the market believes your company is worth. and there are two different thing in my mind. creating or enduring company allows you to think or act in a way that's appropriate for your market. and there's nothing with building a company to sell it. but there's something exciting about building a last that will last for a very long time. >> charles wade, founder of green throttle games better known as the popu

i want to have the juice now because i want to be bound up. >> these cleanses, aren't they really just starvation? and isn't that worse than toxins? >> yes. my mom is actually one of these people. i think idiot. >> a a moron. >> we disagree on this. it is bizarre to me. we live in an era where every single quality of life indicator imaginable suggests that life is kind of awesome. we live a longtime and a very healthy life. have a cookie. i don't want alkaline water. i don't want this nonsense extract of grape nut. i am going to have a cronut. leave me alone. >> people are so obsessed with their poop now. i have to have my bowels cleaned. they think it is like a basement. you keep stuff in your basement. >> you clean it once a year. twice a year tops. >> it feels great when you wait a longtime to clean that basement. it is like giving birth to a chocolate mountain. i don't even know what that means except, joanne, i feel weird going to you. >> have i a craving for chocolate right now. >> i have just the right film. how does this happen? what do you make of these crazes? women are vulne

the dried juice of the poppy is used to make a number of drugs, including heroin and the opium that ismoked. in indonesia, police patrol bars and discos at night, searching locals and tourists alike, searching for drugs. the sessions of even small amounts can land a person in prison for 12 years. drug dealers can expect life in prison or even the death penalty. now, let's return back to the hospital. many people who take painkillers are called morphinists in many parts of indonesia. this may be why doctors at rukil ah warji's state-run hospital will not or cannot prescribed taint killers for her. her husband finds that incomprehensible. >> when i first brought her to the hospital, she was examined for four days. then, they told us that the cancer was too far advanced to save her and that there would be no further treatment. >> the couple had to turn to an expensive private clinic. it was only here that they finally got help. >> with the medication, the pain was bearable, but when the medication wore off, we could not do anything but cool my wife off with a fan. >> dr. cahya purnama is

. >> how much does the plastic and water bottles and juices leach into the water and the juices? water commonly bottle, i believe come a 75% of samples in the study leached estrogenic activity. there's another study performed by scientists in germany which also found this particular type of product was estrogenic. it seems based on the available evidence that many or most of these bottles leach estrogen. >> and the longer the bottle of water you buy sits, the water becoming increasingly contaminated? >> there are certain factors that increase the risk of these chemicals being released. exposure to uv rays, heat, if they're put in a dishwasher. these are the things that are known to increase the risks these chemicals leach out of plastics. inh a reasonable plastics, particular this is a concern. if you boil them, put them in your dishwasher, the leave them in your car, that causes plastics to break down and were likely that estrogenic chemicals leak into whatever those containers contain. >> mariah blake, thank you for your research. staff reporter with mother jones magazine, her

> if inflation continues to do what i think it is going to do, which is in the absence of qe and the juice she just described, it will stay below two percent and trend downward slightly. if that is going to occur, there will not be any policy rate rises in 2015. if in fact, we see meaningful inflation, and it has to translate through wages -- >> ok. seconds.give you 10 i'm sorry. 10. >> actually we are on the same page here. i agree. i agree inflation without the qe will see the same momentum and you will have subdued inflation and the fed is not going to raise rates in mid-2015 six months after a qa. all of that is ultimately dependent and i do not think they will get the data they are looking for. all able towe were hold hands on this. julia coronado thomas bnp paribas. foundinganks to the partner of westwood capital. all right, not on "taking stock" -- cleaning up our waterways, especially after superstorm sandy. bobby kennedy junior has put his support behind a special type of sponge. that's right, a sponge. you hear more next on "taking stock." ♪ petroleumnt british is soon back drill

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what you get in a whole pineapple, you can use canned pineapple as long as you get it in the 100% pineapple juice. don't get the heavy syrup, okay? because it's much healthier for you that way. and you can get either crushed, or i got it like this, and then i chopped it up a little bit more. >> mm-hmm. >> right here. so i've got some chopped pineapple, and then i've got to chop up my jalapeÑo, which we talked about, making sure that we don't rub our eyes. we don't rub our nose after working with a jalapeÑo. >> 'cause that will burn, right? >> that would really burn. so, we're gonna chop that up, and then i've got some cilantro, which i've already chopped up, which we used. and we're gonna just mix it all together. so, now, i'm gonna take the jalapeÑos. i'm gonna cut them really small, as well, because we're gonna have -- see how we do nice, long strips, keeping our fingers curled under? >> mm-hmm. >> if you cut things in nice, long strips like that -- this is the way to use a small knife. you could use a big knife to do this, but small knives work good. >> are you gonna chop those into small chun

in the last several weeks the word sanctions has dominated all russian related news remember the juice service impose sanctions sanctions sanctions function is on to make sure that an exceptional actions will be very serious consequences so far the sanctions of the e.u. and the u.s. have been personal frozen assets of certain russians and visa bans but talk of why the economic sanctions has been circulating so who actually stands to win and lose if the west decides to go further let's take a look using the example of the world's most ancient game chess let's imagine the e.u. moves to impose trade sanctions. but that does little to frighten moscow which could just castle in other words moving the king away from the threat it said if you are blocks or oil and gas deals the most sensitive area of business russia would instead look to the superpower on its eastern border china. so where does this leave europe should it escalate sanctions its trade turnover with russia of more than four hundred billion dollars would be plunged into doubt losses like that are difficult to alleviate so europe

i like to go straight for the juice which is, obviously, gold and silver. but something like t.ll capitalizing on this shift into equities. again, it's a late cycle play but, again, i'm looking for stocks that can go up 5-10%. so t. roe inflows still look very good in the current quarter, and again, you've got to play with what you've got. with the dow down 3% and gold up 14%, i just want to find a stock that doesn't go down, and t. rowe's got a margin of safety there. liz: i want to ask you what your perception is about the crimean vote, the referendum on sunday. you know that they don't really have much of a choice. i mean, if you look at the two squares, one says go with russia, and the second says go with russia, in essence. >> yeah. liz: what do you think happens with our markets? is it so distant and so, you know, not really as consequential as maybe perhaps it would be if it were germany or some other real industrial nation? >> >> well, i mean, perversely it creates fun flows out of these, so if it's two with boxes and russia takes cry crimea, that is obviously bad for ru

the 777 has multiple redundancies but it's very much based on running on the juice, if you will, the electricity of the plane, so if you have a tragic in-air accident, let's assume it's not somebody intentionally doing it. if there -- if this was an accident, then how do you explain the fact that the plane made a sharp left-hand turn it appears and on a very straight course goes back out over malaysia? that would not be something you would expect from a plane that's out of control, that suffered cataclysmic in-flight accident, and so now i must say this -- this notion that perhaps somebody intentionally messed with this plane is starting to come back into the fore whereas yesterday that was really being discounted. who would have wanted to do this? would it have been a pilot, one of the two pilots on board who may have had a death wish or something, intentionally turned off the transponders? for what purpose, we don't know, or did somebody hijack that plane? was there somebody who had some intentions that we're not aware of? feeding into this conspiracy theory is now we have these tw

that's true in the juice market. he year goes on on. >> where are your farmers? have they been affected by the drought in california badly? >> no. our farmers are located in new york, pennsylvania michigan and upstate in washington state. and we do get affected by the weather. every agricultural product gets affected by the weather, but our biggest challenge is the spring frost that comes in april and may which can affect the size of the crop. >> all right. well, it's an interesting business and an interesting partnership that you just did with sodastream thanks for joining us to talk about it, and an exclusive brad irwin is the ceo of welch's. >>> elon musk is on the hill talking about space programs in general. we'll get the latest headlines for you next. >>> and speaking of washington do you know what ben bernanke's hourly rate is now that he's left the fed? it's a lot more than his last salary. "squawk on the street" will be right back. uidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her

grandfather or grandparents are from, but that's not happening because we're actually acknowledging the juice are also from there and you're going to have to find your peace and your citizenship and your feeling of wholeness in this new state of palestine which is the west bank in gaza. >> charlie: where are the differences on iran between what the president said to you and what the prime minister says to the world? >> i guess i would divide it into two categories. i mean, there is the practical category. netanyahu wants complete capitulation by iran. he wants america to force capitulation. he doesn't want them to have any kind of native enrichment capacity, right? i think president obama, like the europeans, like his partners in this would be happy with an iran that was perpetually 16 months to 18 months away from being able to produce a nuclear bomb, what people call nuclear breakout, right? so there's the technical issue. i think the broader issue, especially after what happened in syria this summer with the chemical weapons, the broader issue is, i'm not sure the prime minister believes b