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A soviet or russian strategic outpost and the existing policy has not worked for 50 years. the administration is making a bet that interacting with cuba is more likely to bring about a more open cuba than isolating it. it's not a bad bet. if it works, it's a success. if it doesn't work we still have the safety valve of the embargo in place. i think it's a justifiable move, and there's a decent chance it actually will set in motion a dynamic that the cuban government won't be able to stop. it's one of the positive effects by the way of the lower oil prizes. the fact that venezuela is not going ...

C, t, g strands that can be run inside of cells. >> synthetic dna is already being used to treat or prevent disease. but costs are extremely high. it can cost billion os correctly print human dna. >> if you want to turn on the laser. >> austin hines has figured out a way to do it on the cheap. >> fire the laser, ejecting it into a collection plate. >> so each shot of the laser -- >> is $100. >> the falling prices means printing man made dna could be available to anyone who wants it it. >> would you ever hack your own genes? >> i definitely would hack my own sperm. why do i have this or that? y...

Is right, get ready for more rising. he is worried. >>guest: food prices going higher, and they are going substantial higher and it is a far more wide-spread problem than people realize. it will test corporate profits and no one cares about that they care when they go to the grocery store and foot -- food prices are higher, it is the wheat and corn. that feeds the livestock so guess what it does to ham and beef? it push those prices higher and we are burning corn in the cars so it will put gasoline prices higher, so it becomes a very wide-spread problem, and the real problem, neil, is we have ...

Barrel, like russia does, a $100 barrel royalty and then supply coming on when the price is high, but not at $20 and natural gas is already in the toilet. the government owns all the oil in america, the private land is drill. and not give it away like the '90s. >> interesting point, jonas, what about this one, falling prices, and signals a weakening economy and what's the sweet spot for oil prices? >> oh, boy, that's a good question. i don't know, i guess the sweet spot will always be determined by the markets. i hate to be evasive. i don't know an exact number. i do know one thing, i have to ...

their grown-up children? and what's really driving those gas prices we're paying at the pump? we're operating fact from fiction. but first, more than 3 million public school teachers head to the country every day in this one. parents usually don't know how their child ranks compared to others until recently. new york city's department of education released ratings for 18,000 of its public school teachers and 217 charter school teachers and 50 special ed teachers. those ratings are based on student test scores in english and math and they covered students in grades 4 through 8 between...