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[gong reverberates] in china, it's been an expensive status symbol for millennia. in the emperor's court were once beheaded if they prepared it incorrectly. but these days, with china booming, more and more people can pay $100 for a bowl. finning sharks is a billion-dollar business, and it's not a pretty sight. that's because as soon as a shark is caught, his fins are cut off and he's thrown overboard, alive, to sink to the bottom and drown. in south africa and a few other countries, it's a crime to do that. but given the high price of soup, it's a very common crime. what's a fin worth? a large one can cost thousands of dollars. and the black market in fins is tough to police, because most of the sharks are caught in international waters, where there's no law against finning. but on land, laws can be enforced. in cape town recently, authorities raided several processing plants owned by hong kong chinese. seven tons of fins were confiscated. this is only a small fraction of the whole. and after you've seen those fins laid out, have another look, as we did, at sharks

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water out of a proof story late into the place or that our way to contain life forms unchanged for millennia. fifteen thousand more green jobs flashed the latest blow from austerity measures adopted by athens to appease its international creditors the cuts are especially wary and given that the greek economy is near freefall the country's hope now rests with a second one hundred thirty billion euro bailout package because stations between bankers and the government are ongoing with the main precondition being for their austerity measures and according to a lot faster george dollars if athens doesn't get the cash it will even have no hope of repaying the interest two years and we are living through i hear the commercials over that are going to measure the output or the burden to the poorest who that weakest members of our society and you stayed used is get inflated so i don't cover in the. same us if we continue to put money. in to our economy. even more so soon most of the sort of they are pushing to us actually they are nothing but their scheme to give up our public infrastructure the infra

. >> in the mountains of southern mexico, mayan traditions going back millennia still survive.o audio] >> he is treating illness he says modern medicine cannot help. >> doctors cannot cure illnesses like fright. they did not even know how to diagnose and that sort of thing. even with specialized equipment, doctors cannot detect sickness of the soul. >> and the chanting and the incense burning, there is a new tradition for the dealers -- healers' armory. a more modern way of life. mayans are some of the poorest people in the country, especially so here. they live off the land and make what little money they can offer of coffee -- can off of coffee. the pressure is on to modernize. this brand new suburb is the mexican government to fighting poverty -- a world city -- a rural city, but few people live here. andrea was one of the first to move in. after just a few weeks, she was disappointed. "the house is coming apart," she says. she thinks it will not be long before it falls down. there is no running water and cook on wood fires. the houses have wood floors. she had to build the

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as they have for nearly two millennia. but there is a sudden sense of danger.ng the worst tippers, refugees from neighboring iraq. much of its christian minority has fled from islamist violence and intolerance. now, beyond the walls of this monastery, a haven of calm on the road to damascus. syria has always had it averse society where religious minorities have felt comparatively said. now, many of those religious minorities are worried about what will happen to them if the regime falls. in these uncertain times, in the country where christians make up nearly 10% of the population, the archbishop of damascus knows better than to back a government whose days may be numbered. but nor will he backed a resolution morally encouraged by the west is consequences could be perilous. >> the western countries are pushing on revolution. i am hearing that some parties are helping, and this is not helping the stability. it is not solving any problems. >> in towns gripped by revolution, the islamic affirmation of faith, god is most great, is a constant refrain. protesters say

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people don't just do this for a millennia, go off and say, "it's not enough; i want to be by myself." i got to go to a monastery in - where was it - lafayett oregon, on a trip when i was a teaching assistant, or maybe i was an undergrad. anyway, i signed up to go on this for five days of silence, and whoa, right off the bat, that's intense. but i remember one of the brothers there, he was a lawyer. he was a young, hotshot lawyer down in los angeles, and he's's on wilshire boulevard one morning, driving his old chevrolet, and he sees the car in front of him is a partner in his law firm, and it's a mercedes, and he's stuck in traffic, and he's just thinking, "okay, so i'm going to put 20, 30 years of my life into this effort being a lawyer, so that i can be stuck in traffic 30 years later in a fancier car? that's what i do? he quit the next day he turned in his papers and he went and became a monk. so something is happening, and that's why i wanted to bring this into the experiential dimension. sure. >> the question i have, they are living by themselves in a very enclosed, capsulated wo

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priest or it lake under the situation of the antarctic which could contain life forms unchanged for millennia. fifteen thousand more green jobs slashed that's the latest blow from austerity measures adopted by athens to appease its international creditors like pictures here from the center of athens where people have gathered obviously to protest these latest numbers the cuts are especially where any given the country's economy is near free fall meanwhile greece like i said gathering live pictures here from a rally in athens as part of a twenty four hour general strike against the latest form negotiations over a second bailout are also ongoing with the main precondition being further conflict one of the main things upsetting these. people have been on the streets of athens really for over a year now and today again gathering on the streets in this general strike but according to a law professor towards capital dollars even if our friends doesn't get a cast it will have no hope of repaying the interest. to us now we are living through i hear them. over that are going on measureless the output

then, quite naturally, through the various paths in teaching the sacred text over many millennia, you want to find ways out of that entrapment, or illusory entrapment, back into oneness - back into your state of oneness. i mean, there's just so many beautiful analogies. i use the one about the spray in the ocean, the drop that's momentarily out of the ocean but returns to it. i used to goof around and think of it as a yo-yo theory - all of creation goes down on one spin of the yo-yo, and then inevitably comes back, unless you're lousy at yo-yo like me. but you get the idea of the inward and outward - see, that's why there's such vast expanses of time in hinduism. just a couple of key texts - the swami mentioned a few of them - but there is no one text in hinduism; there are many different texts. it's wide-ranging because it's such an ancient, ancient religion. but we can look at the vedas as being the first key texts - you may have heard of those very ancient texts - closer to nature mysticism. of course, the upanishads in the next roll-in - we'll hear the wonderful stories that speak

office line up you said that's it i was not in office was an under employed nanny just like many millennia else who graduated off the cliff and she decided to do something about it and i think you see that happening around the country and that's certainly what the occupy movement was about or people saying we've had enough other thoughts and we're going to how we can encourage this make this play out as you go. secretary rice your thoughts on that and how this might play out and how we can encourage it to happen in a way that's that's healthy rather than destructive. well i think again the time is going to happen the question is exactly exactly how and when i want to go back to something bob or it was talking about i mean grassroots mobilization an energized a citizenry there's just simply no substitute for i mean going back to the the women's suffrage movement the civil rights movement the union movement every time you want to challenge the structure of power in this society you've got to do it and that can only do it through a citizens movement at the grassroots and we're beginning to se

humans have been thinking about this for over two millennia that the ancient greeks thought a lot. some thought the universe was infinite. others thought it was finite but had a boundary: you could just go out to this final sphere and you couldn't go out any further. it wasn't until more modern times when, in the 19th century, that mathematicians came up with the idea of constructing a universe that's finite but has no boundary. what happens in our own research is we look at different possible shapes for the universe, and then for each one, we make predictions about what we'd expect to see in the sky in each case, and we compare those to actual observations. this is just a tremendously exciting time to be studying this question because finally we have some real data that allows us to address it and in fact data that at least very tentatively suggests that the real universe might indeed be finite. the most interesting data is data that looks at the fluctuations, the ripples in the microwave background. so the microwave background is coming from our horizon sphere, so that's basicall

way aristotle and plato did two thousand years ago that's not a huge directivity advantage for two millennia we'll figure it out but we're not going to figure it out by switching out financial aid we should continue to subsidize people getting an education because that's a clear way to earn more later in a career what do you think. agree with a lot of where is going but i do think that financial aid is a big enough problem that by maintaining the federal system as it is right now that we're not going to be able to make those advances we're not going to be able to make those changes we're not going to have the incentives to change things as long as more money just keeps getting shoveled in as a subsidy and that doesn't mean that tomorrow you turn off pell grants but it does mean that we need to step back and actually quantify to measure what are the benefits to having the federal government having taken over federal student aid of a past couple of years are there measurable benefits in terms of outcomes in terms of the quality of education that people are getting if not then what happens when

the most significant event of the last five millennia and they will be making films about mccarthy 1,000 from now and congratulating themselves cells. this is a guy who was murdered because he made a film. why isn't he here in the oscar obituary montage? very bizarre. i was sent a copy of builder's forthcoming book. again, has a particular view on islam but ever since the murder of a van gogh he has lived under armed guard. hollywood said he has never seen since whenever van gogh was murdered in 2000 to, in the last decade has never seen a film, beginning or end of a film, occasionally -- he and his wife would like to go out and see a movie. they will be taken out and go and see harry potter or whatever but they miss the first ten manhattan they will miss the last week and minute because to get them into the theater with bodyguards requires that kind of fence. it is despicable for hollywood not to show solidarity with these people. in my own profession, writers congratulate themselves on showing courage and the rest of that. the solidarity that was shown with stalin rushdie by his dinner

tuna come every springtime to spawn and here that fishermen have been lying in wait for them for millenniablue fin tuna provided protein for all the great civilizations that spring up on the shores. we are on an island off the coast of italy and the fishermen go after the blue fin much the way their ancestors did in the days of the roman empire. fishermen from a village take nets to the ocean floor, trapping the migrating blue fin in giant chambers. we went out with divers to check on their trap. we had no idea what to expect. floating walls of net, stretching six stories high. there's no escape here for these juggernauts that can cross the atlantic at 70 miles an hour. the only sound the bubbles from the oxygen tanks. then, a truly exceptional sight. seeing tuna on a plate is one thing and seeing them down here is something else entirely. within a few hours the tuna and fishermen will be face to face, locked in an ancient ritual, the slaughter. it begins with a small armada, old boats with husty hulls are brought out in position surrounding the nets. over the course of the next two hours,

we have been waiting millennia for film.-- mirror, i don't know another way to say it. it really is us and it also, it captures time. it defeats death in a way because you can see people who have long since died. you can tap ture-- capture moments in life like just core samples of someone's life. >> with each new generation of talented actors we're reminded of those whose work has been inspirational. max von sid owe is a veteran of film whose career spanned 60 years. he has created another memorable performance in extremely loud and incredibly close. >> how come you don't speak? are your vocal chords damaged or something? or did something scare to you death? >> i was fascinated by a man with this background. and also by the fact that he apparently, he has never met his son. he went away, and apparently knew that he had a boy somewhere. he knew probably his name. and after 9/11 he sees somewhere in the newspaper, lists of the people who died during this-- and he finds this name, that this must be my son. and that brings him t

we haven't had an effective balanced budget, i don't believe, passed in this millennia. and in 26 years if all goes well and we already said it's probably not going to, we might see a balanced budget but you will, my sons, be eligible for that social security that will be paid for out of the trust fund that has by then hundreds of billions of dollars if not trillions of dollars in holds created in it by paying for things now that make us feel good or we avoid the political confrontation of it, and you'll never having worked and paid taxes in the united states of america in an entire career and know that a balanced budget's passed out of the united states congress. you can imagine, mr. speaker, those sons in their 30's that have been working well over a decade now, to go through an entire career and be knocking on the door of medicare eligibility, social security ed jibblet, having wamb -- social security eligibility, having watched a hole expand billinger and bigger in the trust fund every year while they're closer and closer to finally being able to qualify for social s

mccarthyism because, you know, for hollywood that remains the most significant event of the last five millenniaey'll be making films about mccarthyism, if there is a hollywood, a thousand years from now and congratulating themselves and giving themselves awards for it. this is a guy who's merited because he's made a film. and why isn't he in the weepty oscar obituary montage? it was very bizarre. i was, you know, i was sent a copy of the forthcoming book, this is a guy who, again, he has a particular view on islam, but ever since the murder of theo he has lived under armed guards. talking about hollywood, he said he has never seen since what have this van gogh who was murdered in, what was it, 2002, i believe? in the last decade, he has never seen a film, the beginning or end of a film because occasionally his body guards, he and his wife would like to go out and see a movie. so they'll be taken out, and they'll go and see harry potter, whatever it is, but they'll miss the first ten minutes and the last ten minutes because to get them into the theater with the bodyguards requires that kind of t