we start in the us, where the number of suspicious packages sent to top american figures has risen to 10. just in the past few moments, without a press conference from new york. as you can see, the fbi is saying the envelopes in the outer impact on sino risk of biological harm according to tests. no risk from that powder. show no risk of. this is something that s just been breaking in the past few moments. yesterday, the secret service confirmed that suspected explosive devices were sent to barack obama and hillary clinton, amongst other prominent people. the latest two packages were sent to the former vice presidentjoe biden. they were found in delaware in post offices in newcastle and wilmington. earlier, another package was sent to a restaurant in new york which is owned by the actor robert de niro. the locations of the other packages range as far as los angeles to new york, and even florida. and at a rally last night, the president appealed for peace. any acts or threa
to create kind of a ball of charge. so the model was knowledge in a valid charge. these churches interact with themselves using the photons and if you calculate this using direct theories, which was developed in the 1930s are late 1920s and early 1930s, behaviors ranging their which is like dividing one by zero on a calculator. you didn t answer at infinity. that can t be right because the amount of energy of an electron which if you consider to be a ball of charge can t be infinity. many different calculations give you an answer of infinity which is very unsatisfying. it s a crazy answer. in order to address this, however radical idea and set the problem you re getting an affinity with these answers could be eliminated if you eliminate the intermediary. you eliminate having a photon or a light particle exchange between the two electrons. we all know that there is like a pair. the play would be produced by the electrons themselves through their mu
coming up with a number so low. where is the value today? how is it going to evolve over time? clearly, there is money in hardware. it starts with hardware and then becomes data. it becomes services. right now, these things are basically a way to get sensors in the sky. what you do is a big opportunity. we make money from hardware today. we are essentially a software company. we are very happy to have other people make the hardware. at the end of the day, no one cares about the drone, they care about what he can do. whether that is video, pure data it s about the cloud service. fast forward what these guys are doing which is enabling the public to do what uber did for anyone to be a driver. you can be an agent and provide services to people that you couldn t do before. it could be a a search and rescue person with a drone and utilize these drones to find people with the data. the amount of things that will show up in the next three or five years will be unimaginable tod
information on facebook or on twitter? so that the sharer becomes somewhat synonymous with a publishing brand. that s exactly it. the sharer is becoming much more important than the actual source of the information. do i trust this person? how do i feel about this person? if this is one of my most trusted friends and they post something, the chances i read that and think highly of it are greater than if it s a person i met one drunken night in college and i friended accidentally. right. although they can actually let s talk about that. can we talk more about that? right. you know, pivoting to sort of media strategy, you guys have an extremely successful youtube channel. this is interesting because right now in media, as people are beginning to see that display advertising on regular articles doesn t necessarily scale terrific well, it s difficult to have hy-c pns, they re turning to video as a savior. the trouble as i see it, in order to have margin, in order to mak
oil is down too much. we have had a huge run-up. we are off 232 points. look at the stocks that are leading. caterpillar. chevron. the cell ibm. those five dallas .combining. the price of oil. that is where the real news is this morning. very close to what we call a for handle. $50. $2.35. to gasoline. the national average for gas to dollars $0.19. aaa sees u.s. drivers saving $75 billion on gas this year. look at the map. the $1 club expands to seven states. sound the trumpet. the cheapest gas in the land. $1.42 for regular. almost worth driving there. airlines are getting a huge benefit from tumbling prices. southwest is rewarding travelers. you have a big meeting. southwest is having a sale. fares as low as $73 one-way. stuart: i thought that was an ad for starbucks. [laughter] look who is here. cheryl casone. cheryl: there is a forecast out there. about 5% that we will see a drop in air fares in 2015. stuart: they are under great pressure to do this. i think that they