. >> this is the f-101b voodoo jet long range interceptor. >> it was 1950's, the height of the cold warots were on this top secret fighter for the u.s. air force on the team below was flight mathematician, margery bal-izz, somebody has to go in and calculate what that plane did during the flight and that was my job. >> yahoo. >> she loves everything about aerospace, she wanted to be an astronaut herself. when they landed on the moon she was already pushing 40, too old so she filled her need for adrenaline for other thing, trips to both poles, base jumping in new sell loond and in 2006 when virgin galactic offered a chance to take civilians in space on spaceship two, sign me up i have to go. >> margery now 79 never gave ate second thought. >> of all of my adventures all over the world how can you match something like getting off of the world and turning around and looking at it from space? that to me seemed incredible. >> the price tag was steep, $200,000, but margery had saved up for just such an occasion. >> heaven only knows what i would have spent the money on otherwise, i had it in

through an astonishing change of channel choices enabled by our distribution choices through netflix, voodoo, hulu or other services. audience now find entertainment on their mobile devices as well. all of the major motion picture studios distribute full length films and television show directly to consumer mobile devices through major operators. the ability to access high quality content is thriving online. where competitors for consumers' attention are providing new offerings every week. in a few short years the quality of video delivery has improved tremendously. with it hundreds of licensed services have sprung up among the world. among them is hbo go which adds value by providing online access to hbo programming. that's not simply the programming that's available on tv today. that's basically all of their catalog in the past as well. netflix is not only delivering a staggering number of movies online, but is also moving into the production of online content, original content. youtube and facebook are entering into the agreements to distribute movies as well. online services today cater

because the the thing is that florida's callous voodoo economics isn't just hurting the poor it's put the entire state at risk of contracting one of the world's most infectious diseases because you see on march twenty sixth with the blessing of conservatives scott signed a bill slashing florida's department of health budget and ordering the closure of a hospital specializing in tuberculosis treatment and just nine days later the center for disease control sent florida officials a report suggesting that that move could have terrible consequences. disease control it found a major outgrow break of tuberculosis in jacksonville a few years ago that was one of the worst in decades and what's more shocking is that it came at a time when state leaders decided to close the a.g. holly state hospital in lantana which specialized in treating this disease thirteen deaths and ninety nine illnesses have been linked to this outbreak. now palm beach post reporter stacy thing or broke this story when she got a hold of april report she discovered the first outbreak occurred in jacksonville in two thousa

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we had to take it to a voodoo priest, do all kind of research and back story. it was just a really incredible, incredible piece. a lot of fun and kind of weird. >> what did it have to say to you? >> exactly. i never played it. i was scombar scared it would speak. >> there you go. it sounds like a pretty good watch here. we will check it out. wednesday's at 9 o'clock, national geo. what are your working on now other than this project? >> just sitting around on the beach doing a little bit of surfing. >> not a bad thing. >> down time is good. >> thank s so much for being with us. >> thank you guys. >> we appreciate it. tell your producer -- she's from baltimore, right? >> yes. >> tell her husband to send her to ben car den. >> that's a famous one. >> we'll talk to you later. >> bye , guys. >> bye-bye. >> pret ty cool. >> i have to admit, i'm intrigued. >> what's the coolest thing you've ever found? >> nothing that i didn't take to the dump like 2 weeks later. it looks good at the moment but doesn't stick. >> all right. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>>

the best of the , voodoo, itunes, amazon instant video. >> pay-per-view can get expensive new movies cost four to five dollars each to watch that can add up. >> reporter: for free contempt, hulu.com was a. -- it lets you stream tv shows as well as movies only on a computer. >> if you want to watch on your tv or tablet you need a hulo plus subscription which costs $a month. >> reporter: consumer reports -- $8 a month. >> reporter: netflix was one of the best for selection and low prices the redbox video kiosks were a favor if you want to stream video to your tv and it didn't have internet capacity you need a device to get online access some gaming systems will do the job so will a lot of the new blue ray players. if you don't have one of those consumer reports says a settop box like apple tv are good choices they work with any tv and go for $100. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> in a totally uncharacteristic move i had a son 23 years ago so he could tell me how that stuff works. >> that's why we have children. >> exactly, that's what i'm saying. son there's a problem with the h

voodoo doughnuts for the staff and it was like this will be my gesture.say a naked man crashed a pickup truck into a southwest dallas mall. >> as you do. >> stephanie: driven over several kiosks and into a champs sporting goods store. meaning what? george w. bush is drinking again. [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> why did you do that? >> because it was hot! bath salts making somebody hot and crazy again. >> stephanie: did you see george w. bush did an interview. he has that same vocabulary recall. he said eight years was awesome and i was famous and i was powerful. >> i'm interested in politics. he said that. he actually said i'm interested in politics. really? should have paid more attention to it while you were running the country. >> stephanie: new chapter in his life. one that is awesome. >> i would know about chapters if i ever read books. >> stephanie: he said my time as president is over. did i what i did. striving for a legacy is a complete waste of time. a legacy will emerge with recent times. >> stephanie: the legacy thus far, worst president ever! >> mitt rom

bush called voodoo economics -- >> smoke and mirrors. establish how this is going to be paid for. >> no. on the economy side, we have a decade where the top 1% has been doing very well. not good years for the economy at all. if the only thing you needed to grow the economy was for rich to get richer, we'd see great economic growth. we're not. this is not an economic theory that's going to work either. you can't really appeal to that side in order to close your ref knew gap or in order to close your economic move. >> now, melissa, let me bring up another point the gop keeps running. they continue to say that spending exploded under president obama. when we go to the facts. it's not true. in clinton's first term, it grew 3.2%. in clinton's second term, it grew 3.9%. when bush came to office, it grew by 7.3%. it grew by 8.1% in bush's second term. but under president obama, it's grown just 1.4%. >> and in fact, i think many progressives and in fact i think some of the work that ezra's research has shown is that that's exactly part of the pr

>> we have like up in the voodoo lounge we have a miniature version of the creature you see here almostike the spine of the creature, when we manipulate that, instantaneously the creature responds in the same way. >> how long did it take to master the craft. >> takes a puppeteer with experience to get it over a 6 week period. >> working around the clock practicing continually you have to become the dragon. >> just like acting the role only we are doing it remote control. >> what is the biggest challenge. >> we have 25 actors on stage, you have multiple dragons on stage lots going on you got to make sure you are hitting your marks. >> not hitting each other. >> that's right. >> can we meet the driver. >> i rereckon you should go over and meet him. >> let me bring you over here. inside here today you will see. >> hey how are you. >> food how about you? >> at -- good how about you? >> at what point in your career did you thing you would drive a dragon around. >> i still don't. >> the show through your eyes. >> amazing you are driving around operating this creature and can still see all the

i can recall when herbert walker bush called reagan voodoo economics and he ended up being his running mate. i think most people understand in the case of mitt romney and me, after the primary was over, no one worked harder for my campaign. we became good friends. and i obviously, as you know, supported and endorsed him very early, in hopes to have some impact in the new hampshire primary. >> being as dispassionate as you can be, do you think he was formally a force for job creation? or some other people say look, that's fine, he did create jobs, but he also wrecked a lot of jobs. >> you know, the problemith the free enterprise system is that not everybody succeeds. the great thing about communism and the old soviet union is nobody ever failed. so the point is that in this system that bain is involved in, they went to companies and groups that were either struggling or just beginning, and they invested. sometimes they failed. sometimes they succeeded. best example of course i'm sure you've heard many times. a warehouse and $5 million ended up as staples. it's so obvious that bain was i

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sure they're hoy and he has the voodoo stick he points at things, you got to watch it to find it but what he talks about how bad the debt is, how people aren't paying enough attention to the debt. at that point the debt was $4.1 trillion, it's almost $16 trillion now, it's remarkable, and his persona, outsider, businessman, again, a speak truth to power guy, there is a case to be made that ross perot was a man ahead of his time. his most legitimate run for president, he got 19 percent of the vote in 1992, was 20 years ago. if he was running in 2012, ross perot i think would have a legitimate chance at being elected president. obviously, you can't reverse engineer, it was 20 years ago, not today, but go back and watch the infomercials, watch the television ads, watch the debates and i say thank you to c-span for letting us be able to do that, it's remarkably precient about the debt and kind of where we are as a country fiscally. host: chris cillizza, we appreciate the plug and it's cable's latest gift to america, c-span.org and the video library, it's easy to navigate. type in what yo

we've arrived at a kind of voodoo version of sanctions and in fact, general, india, china, japan, theyranian oil. are these sanctions in name only and, in truth they're feckless? >> those sanctions are certainly driven by the lobbying the administration imposing the legislation you can get out of it as long as you reduce ad certain amount of trading with the iranians. some reduced 11%, 15, 20%. therefore they're exempt from the oil embargo. so it is a feckless economic sanction to be sure as you stated. listen, what we have to recognize is that the iranians fully intend to get a nuclear weapon because it guaranties regime survival and it helps them to achieve regional hegemony by exporting the islamic revolution. gregg: right. >> if that is true, and i believe all of our leaders know that to be true, then it is unlikely economic sanctions other than economically-collapsing iran would bring them it table so they would give up their weapons. so what you have to have on the table clearly if you want to stop them from having a nuclear capability is a credible military option that they beli

. >> the voodoo curse on the motion to the gentleman from dollars. those in favor, aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. >> sorry. >> mr. sessions? [roll call] [roll call] eight yays and for nays. >> the motion is agreed to. mr. sessions will be handling this for the majority. we will be meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 on the resources bill and without objection, the committee stands adjourned. >> the committee is setting the guidelines for debate on the measure that would repeal the 2010 health care law. five hours of the date with a closed rule meaning no amendments will be allowed. the debate on the repeal the scheduled to begin on the house floor tomorrow. this is on the chamber expected on wednesday. the house will vote on the repeal without official cost estimate from the congressional budget office. they said today that it's still evaluating the impact of the supreme court health care decision and will not have a final floor ready until the week of july 23rd. we talked with a reporter about the vote in the house. >> with a look