what do you say to the uninitiated. the people po ho say i don't want to do that. >> i say try it and see what's there. that's one of the reasons i do my thrift store shopping boot camps is for people who are the uninitiated who have friends who thrift store shop or they like the idea of saving money but not sure how to go about it. by having an expert like myself, have i been shopping at thift stores for over 30 years they feel comfortable walking in the door with me because i'm comfortable in that environment. >> is there something when you go into a thrift store bag professional as you are, you completely ignore and go right to something else. in other words don't bother with that stuff? what stuff do you not bother with? >> it depends if i'm shopping for myself or if i'm shopping for someone else. so typically when i'm shopping for myself i tend to not short sleeve shirts. i skip those racks but not talking about personal tastes. >> i'm talking about things you don't find good value for the money or is it all -- >>

what-- what is it in nascar that people have to look for, the uninitiated. >> it really is a team sport driver, because that is who you see on the course on the race on a sunday afternoon. but the driver is a piece of the team. we come dpoint row there are six guys that go over the wall to work on the car and at the shop that i drive for, we have around 515 employees that build my race car and three other race car force my teammates. so it's big business. it's a team sport and we are athletes. >> stephen: and i've been in one of these cars. i mean, and they're not luxury vehicles. it is bare bones in there, right. now you have sort of become part of it, you're totally strapped in. like that car is an extension of you. >> from a safety standpoint woe want to contain the driver and not let the head or neck move in any direction. it can go forward but our head is encased in and maybe two inches of a gap on the left side so that you can turn your head. the rest of your body is almost in a cocoon just to protect new a crash. >> stephen: how many of those nascars are actually decepticons. >>

. >>> for the uninitiated or in this case, the unincarcerated, there is sometimes confusion between prison and jail. prison is only for convicted felons. jails also house convicts but only those awaiting transfer to prison or serving short-term sentences, usually less than a year. >> listen up for your name. >> stand on the foot prints for me, please. >> most jail detainees have pending court cases, have been denied or are unable to make bail. >> put your stomach on the wall, hands behind your back. >> there is another type of jail detainee as well and they're often the most dangerous. those who have just been arrested, sometimes still drunk, high on drugs or fresh from committing a crime. >> my biggest challenge in here is dealing with the various types of people that come in from the streets. we have a lot of mental patients, a lot of the inmates have psychological problems and they haven't taken their medication for a long time. >> are there voices talking to you? >> yes, there is. >> you do hear them? >> yes, i do. >> okay. how long has the voices been talking to you? >> for a while. >

important player at this point is people because italy's debt is now yielding over seven percent the initial uninitiated that means that their talks of war are over seven percent which is extremely expensive in fact it is and then stay in the level of have to pay that amount of interest are going to happen so italy is going to go bankrupt and of course italy is simply too big to bail out its roughly two thirds of the size of germany in terms of g.d.p. . it cannot be bailed out it has to be fixed solved in a long term sense and that is where the you. well for you it is the european central bank the european commission and. let's say you can follow with what you're talking about in regards to europe and put it on the table next to what's happening in the united states and especially what happened here back in two thousand and eight with the financial crisis i want to talk to you about the power and the necessity of the federal reserve i know we just found out this week such an interesting report that the fed actually gave out seven point seven trillion dollars in loans congress was not only not asked for