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i think that the dr spock reference has been used a lot i think that so. cats tend to come off as a little bit hyper rational i think it's largely because if you take away the emotional component of somebody's decision making what you're left by really is rational does it mean that they're always rational or more rational than most people but they're just less emotional. ok i mean thomas thank you so much for being with us tonight. and for writing a brilliant book now everything you know is right about sociopaths. the fossil fuel industry needs to pay for its sins on sunday and out of control wildfire in arizona claimed the lives of nineteen members of the granite mountain hotshots an elite wildfire fighting team it's thought that the firefighters died while they were trying to protect themselves from the intense flame by using heat resistant shields and tents but the massive wildfire near the town of yarnell arizona has now burned nearly eight thousand five hundred acres and was at zero percent containment as of this morning the death of these nine hundre

if you believe in the way spock in "star trek" or the atric, you plug in your own little pod and you learn kung fu. hollo believe in the deck, you believe in this guided and tween independent practice. that's e in it and so for the next decade. >> why is it guided and independent rather than just lectures where you break up and 17-minute segments. >> i think the way to think about that is that we create the moocs on ed-ex.org. these are complete courses. with videos and interactive exercises. laboratories, e assessments. exams. there's discussion. end, they get a certificate. so they take, of course, from ut a tin and they will get certificate to pass the course x.om ut austin we add the x brand. these are complete courses. from a dent could learn textbook completely by if i'm in some remote corner of china, i can a textbook and learn a subject from a textbook. however, if i went to a high i had or a university and had a great teacher who would mentor me along with that book, would imagine that the learning experience would be better. in printow there's the and the in person version.

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and often kind of the dullest -- you know, the city is getting destroyed, the robots are fighting or spock and khan are slugging it out on this flying platform or whatever it is. this one went the other way. it had the massive destruction at the beginning and the last 30 or so minutes were a very intense sealed in horror movie. >> the sequence they reshot when the original ending didn't work. it must have been. >> i think it might have been. >> it cost a lot of money. >> and it ended-- not to spoil it for anyone-- with brad pitt just walking quietly down a hallway sneaking past the zombies. >> and he does face that one zombie, there's something very touching and sympathetic about the guy and brad pitt isn't scared of him while he has a kind of shield. well, we are giving too much away. but he faces them -- >> it n four weeks everyone will have forgotten about it. >> that was the result of the troubled production history. it's a decrescendo at the end which makes it fresh but that was because they had -- they took out a whole act that would have been crescendoing up to tin evidentable brad

an online petition pushing for vulcan home of the character spock. the moons are sarry bus and stix. the first space shuttle, remember? enterprise. >> ah. >> star trek as well. >> in homage right there. >> yes. somebody likes the band stix i guess. >> my first concert, grand illusion. >> it orbits the rolling stone. >> i like that. >> very nice. thanks so much. >> rock 'n' roll outer space. >>> 5:17. christina loren is here to tell us about a smooth ride for hot temperatures. >> let's go back to that concert, though. what were you looking like back then is my question. >> huge afro. >> i love it! 5:17. good morning. wherever you're headed today outdoor concerts tomorrow. not quite there yet. fourth of july tomorrow. i can tell you, it's going to be hot today no not as hot as yesterday. keep the triple digit running today, tomorrow. and then the heat breaks. and, yes,s that a welcome, welcome sign for a lot of people. i know a lot of you have had to sleep restless nights because we've had such hot, hot nights. but this morning running five to seven de

give just done for a man for up artist i was fired spock i must fight. i'll fight. the fight for our rights. in the best of the rest of the news in the wake of the n.s.a. spying revelations increasing attention is being paid to the other ways that our government and law enforcement officials may be keeping tabs on us according to a new report by the a.c.s. . you automatic license plate readers the high tech machines responsible for an e-mail photo enforced speeding tickets across america can be used for a lot more than just catching a speeding driver or a red light dodger joining me now to talk more about this latest invasion of our privacy is cave crockford director of the technology for liberty project with the a.c.l.u. of massachusetts cade welcome thanks for having me and thanks for joining us what exactly are automatic license plate readers how do they work so they're a little bit distinct from what you just described they're actually small cameras that are either affixed to the top of police cruisers or sometimes on posts or at intersections under bridges and

spock? it's indefensible to me. i can't imagine why my colleague opposite would want to defend that and why he wouldn't want to have tools to let managers manage the process. i'm going to close with this point. daniel pink writes in a book called drive, and really it's about motivational theory, it's about the fact that bonuses, bonus impact is minimal. i think we see that even here. cause the surprising truth about what motivates us, it says, and i quote, the carrot and the stick approach to motivating employees through bonuses and benefits is statistically ineffective. what they would rather have is a mastery of their position, they would rather have autonomy, they would rather have a sense of purpose that the job that they're doing is very meaningful. so in essence what it says is that if we get rid they have bureaucracy -- rid of the bureaucracy, our federal employees will be more motivated to do a good job thing they're fulfilling a purpose, yet we continue to throw bonuses at them again and again mr. speaker.

pie spock. science tackled the afterlight." -- bonk" and packing for mars and then "gum. adventure in the alimentary canal." >> host: when did did you've start being interested in this stuff? >> guest: i grew up in well, i whereas was barn no handover new hampshire, and i grew up in a little town in vermont, right on the other side of the river. i grew up in small town, a college town, dart moth, my parents both worked at dartmouth. and we weren't in down -- we were in aetna, because my father was an assistant professor so we couldn't afford the fancy houses in handover, so we were in aetna, and that's where i spent most of my junior high and high schools. that's where i was. >> i did not have the thought to be a writer. did not give any thought to my writer all the way through themy senior year of college. i had this sense of, well, i -- i went to wesleyan and going to graduate and someone will see i'm this special kind of person with a lot of potential to do something, and i really had not a clue. i had -- okay. when i was in sixth grade i had a desire to be the person

spock. >> brian: just telling you. trying to help parents. >> steve: heather, good job.this? it's the exact moment a six-year-old boy finds out his dad is coming home from afghanistan. ♪ crying) >> anna: wait until you see what happens when his dad actually does indeed come home. >> steve: i bet he had trouble falling asleep that night. plus, kim kardashian under attack for comments on the zimmerman verdict. what she said and bill o'reilly's reaction coming up next mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. no-charge scheduled maintenance. check. and here's the kicker... 0% apr for 60 months. and who got it? this guy. and who got it? this guy. and who got it? this guy. that's right... [ male

by the way, spock was asked to testify on capitol hill. >>steve: that isn't just any line dance. shuffle. >>brian: i recognize that. >>gretchen: i.r.s. reporters, over three on putting the scandal to rest. here are their arguments. argument number one, when the story first broke it was just two rogue employees in cincinnati doing that. we now know that is not the case. argument number two? >>steve: to explain there were only two rogue agents in cincinnati, actually it was five offices across the united states, plus 12 different working groups in the i.r.s. that targeted. and a d.c. lawyer oversaw cincinnati. so that is kphaoetly bogus. -- completely bogus. >>gretchen: argument number two, a conservative republican in cincinnati started it. that was given by, i believe, elijah cummings who said this. >> he is a conservative republican working for the i.r.s. i think this interview and these statements go a long way toward showing that the white house was not involved in this. >>steve: he is referring to john schaffer who spent 21 years at the i.r.s. it is not true because lois lern

>> i'm voting for you for spock.little typecasting. >> i think i can pull that off with my giant ears. >> batman. >> you would love it, be good at it, clayton. you would own that role. >> i would. >> lets talk about the weather. we're going to have severe in the high plains, north dakota, south dakota and parts of nebraska. could be around ogallala, bismarck. just kind of to the east of midgee, minnesota. some tornadoes could be significant around areas of north dakota. just be prepared for that. out across areas of the northeast, we're going to see rain as the front stalls out. some scattered showers and afternoon thunderstorms. the temps much better. down to the southeast much more showers again especially in florida and central gulf and some of those thunderstorms at times will be a little bit strong. there you go. some bigger storms into the northern plains today. ainslie, we'll send it to you. >> rick, apparently girls can drill, did you know that? we do it all. >> looking like this. >> you're sweet. guys might

cantor spock -- mr. cantor: not to belabor the point, but to make sure the record reflects what i did say before, i said it was our intention to act with dispatch to bring to the floor a bill dealing with the snap program that portion of which was traditionally the farm bill and we intend to be bringing that vehicle to the floor at some time in the near future. i did not say, mr. speaker, what it was the gentleman indicated, we would like to say to all of our colleagues, we want to work together on a nutrition title. the gentleman heard what i said before. the marriage of those two bills and policies were done in an arbitrary fashion 50 years ago as he indicated. there is no policy reason for that to be done. and we're trying to get down to what policy works and the reform of making sure that we pay attention to the efficacy of the programs getting the dollars to the people who need it, and doing so in an efficient manner. takes some deliberative approach. that is why our members on the majority side of