and. camille. tough food category for $400, please. camille. what is liver? liver, right. tough food for $600. erik. what is. oh. ah, lost it. oh, darn it. johnny. what is okra? okra, right. i ll take aviation for $200. erik. what s a cockpit? yep. erik. what is jerky? jerky, that s the word. let s do tough food for $800. johnny. what is calamari? right. uh, let s go back to aviation for $400. camille. what s a parachute? parachute, yes. tough food for $1,000. camille. what is tripe? tripe for $1,000. good. um, literary characters for $600, please. johnny. what is a room with a view ? that s what she wants from her hotel. johnny. what is fahrenheit 451 ? right again. literary characters, $400. johnny. what is three sisters ? right. literary characters, $800. [ beep ] last name was paradise. sal paradise. the beat generation. back to you, johnny. literary characters, $1,000. johnny. who s zorba? zorba the greek. good. okay, let s try, uh, boxer briefs for $200. hey, put em
but as you ll see, he s not like any other owner of a big time american sports franchise. he s an adrenaline junkie with a few unusual toys. see? [gun clicking] and he owes some of his fame and fortune to a bevy of party girls. frankly speaking, i like women. coal has made jim rogers and his company rich, and that s why we were surprised to hear what this power baron has to say about what coal does to the environment. you know, there are a lot of people, many of them in your industry, many people that you probably know, who say that global warming is not a big problem. it s my judgment it is a problem. we need to go to work on it now. and it s critical that we start to act in this country. but if it s so critical, why is rogers still building new coal-burning power plants? welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i m steve kroft. politics and business can be strange bedfellows. in this episode, we have a report on a billionaire walking a fine line between the russian gove
the worst team in the nba. but as you ll see, he s not like any other owner of a big time american sports franchise. he s an adrenaline junkie with a few unusual toys. see? [gun clicking] and he owes some of his fame and fortune to a bevy of party girls. frankly speaking, i like women. coal has made jim rogers and his company rich, and that s why we were surprised to hear what this power baron has to say about what coal does to the environment. you know, there are a lot of people, many of them in your industry, many people that you probably know, who say that global warming is not a big problem. it s my judgment it is a problem. we need to go to work on it now. and it s critical that we start to act in this country. but if it s so critical, why is rogers still building new coal-burning power plants? welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i m steve kroft. politics and business can be strange bedfellows. in this episode, we have a report on a billionaire walking a fine li
but as you ll see, he s not like any other owner of a big time american sports franchise. he s an adrenaline junkie with a few unusual toys. see? [gun clicking] and he owes some of his fame and fortune to a bevy of party girls. frankly speaking, i like women. coal has made jim rogers and his company rich, and that s why we were surprised to hear what this power baron has to say about what coal does to the environment. you know, there are a lot of people, many of them in your industry, many people that you probably know, who say that global warming is not a big problem. it s my judgment it is a problem. we need to go to work on it now. and it s critical that we start to act in this country. but if it s so critical, why is rogers still building new coal-burning power plants? welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i m steve kroft. politics and business can be strange bedfellows. in this episode, we have a report on a billionaire walking a fine line between the russian gove
of the geeks. the geeks are ruling the universe. yes, but it s like the greeks used to talk about the philosopher kings. geeks have no interest in power. the only power we re interested in is low-power consumption and longer battery life and low prices so we can stay up later at night. geeks may inherit the earth, but they have no desire to rule it. in a poll reported by harris interactive in december of 2010, 45% of the people surveyed said that they would rather do household chores than to try and fix their computer or digital devices on their own. in the electronic age, it continues to be good to be a geek. that s this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i m steve kroft. thank you for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com [ticking] even though there s a total embargo in this country against any trade with iran, iran still gets high tech materials and components for a variety of weapons from right here in the u.s.a. this man set up a trading company in ph