>> she is his granddaughter. >> this deals with albert einstein's letters to and from children, right? >> right. >> you have a recordable einstein, which is a great book also, and some amazing quotes, not all scientific by any means, most not. which you gathered, correct? >> yes. this is the third edition. the first one was a quotable einstein and the expanded quotable einstein and this came out to commemorate this year. >> and robert schuhman, you are dr. schuhman and you produce, this is a massive book. it's about 400 pages and beyond. this is a collected papers of albert einstein and you have done nine volumes of books of this comparable size? >> nine volumes, but it has taken twenty years and these are in two series, writings and correspondence. i have done an edition of his love letters, which also was part of volume one and i'm working on the political einstein, which will be texts of einstein's politics from 1919 on. >> how many lovers did einstein write love letters to? >> that we know of? >> yes. you published all of his letters. >> we know for a fact that six letters were de

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san jose state university professor has won $750,000 for notes he owned that were written by albert einstein. the lost two cab -- want byes in -- cabins in a wildfire but it was the loss of the einstein papers written to his father that have weighted most heavily. >> they weren't random calculations. they were relationships to a field he was trying to accomplish, theory he was trying to accomplish, and not a lot of writings on the theory. >> he offered to blow up some of the writings. he sued the woman who was convicted of accidentally starting the fire that scorched nearly 50,000 acres. >> at the grimaldi palace in monaco there was more royalty than in april. the occasion was another royal wedding, prince albert finally took the plunge at age 53, marying -- marrying charlene wittstock. >> reporter: it was the most coveted init addition on the continent. the president of france was there. so were supermodel naomi cam below and roger moore. the real stores were the bride and groom. charlene wittstock was splendid in her gown. the couple exchanged vows in french. then each placed an 18carat pl

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. >>> a san jose man could get big money for some papers written by albert einstein destroyed in a fire. figure that one out. we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up on "today in the bay" at 5:00 and 6:00. >> 4:55 right now. >>> he flew missions for three wars in the navy, the 90-year-old veteran getting suited up for another mission, skydivi skydiving. jumping out of an airplane to celebrate his 90th birthday. he's been flying since 1940. he never had to jump out of a plane. he thought about going skydiving for 68 years and never got to. why in his wife just gave him her blessing this past week. >> welcome home. >> hi, dar lynn. >> you should have gone with me. >> he says he plans on celebrating his 100th birthday in exactly the same way. >>> coming up pink rinse in your pocket. the new adorable app just ahead and sharing your horror stories should get you out of paying for a parking ticket. we'll explain. for all your news, weather, traffic, check us out on facebook. it's nbc bay area morning news. search for that. "today in the bay" starts in two minutes. >>> new this morni

the man owned papers written by albert einstein. they were destroyed during the lick wildlife back in 2007. pavasey pleaded no contest to starting the fire. it burned more than 47,000 acres and destroyed four homes. her attorney says the fine is excessive and is asking for a new trial. >>> a major development with the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. today, san francisco's ninth circuit court of appeals ordered the u.s. government to immediately stop enforcing that long-standing ban on openly gay members serving in the military. the decision the result of a suit filed by log cabin republicans, a gay rights group. the three judge panel says the policy must be lifted now that the obama administration has concluded that it's unconstitutional to treat gay americans differently under the law. you may remember that back in december the president signed legislation lifting that 1993 ban but said it would take months to dismantle the policy. >>> we want to take you back to the story we told you about. the seven missing boaters from

rifle while back he he would have the sense of the mystery around looking through a telescope albert einstein talked about it we didn't believe in any particular deity that science or that religion is blind religion without science is dahmer deaf or something in the exact boat that. it isn't possible to separate the religious experience from a spiritual ality of some i suppose but as far as proselytisation goes we're not proselytizing we're just making ourselves and you know in a very able to closeted atheists that want to come out and through. to the general atheist community so you know how is flying a banner with a plane with a banner that says god bless america in a different light a plane with a banner that says jesus saves well what we were trying to do it was a little bit of a coming out party for us we were reaching out to claus yes to let them know that we are a large and rapidly growing community and that it's not merely ok to come out as me it's really a good thing are you a nonprofit five one c three thing just like churches are yes so you're a nonprofit organization you've got a

state university professor has won $750,000 for the loss of papers he owned that was written by albert einstein. he lost two cabins in the lick fire. it was the loss of the einstein papers which had been written to his father who had worked with einstein. >> they weren't just random calculations they were related to a field a theory he was trying to accomplish. there is not a lot of writings on the theory. >> take a look at some of those writings. a school teacher was convicted of accidentally starting a fire. >>> the fire that killed two san francisco firefighters last month is believed to be accidental. investigators say the cause of the fire on berkeley way that killed two firefighters were most likely electrical in nature. the exact cause is still unknown because the electrical system has not been completed but they have determined that it started on the first floor of the four story home. >>> 4th of july weekend is a busy time for any fire station, most fire stations have extra staff on duty but several in santa cruz county are sounding an alarm. one will be at the lowest level. >> reporte

montgomery college in rockdale and albert einstein high school as well. >> police are keeping a close eye out for drug drivers this weekend. seven agencies throughout the region will conduct the patrols starting tonight and you can see the list of agencies that will be out and they're calling it extra eyes for dwis. >>> it was the kind of weather today that made you want to do something outside. with barbeques, parties and fireworks displays on the line, the weather team has the work cut out thissing with. no pressure, my friend. >> reporter: i'm feeling pressure now and there is that helicopter of showers and thunderstorms in the day tomorrow and that is not the case tonight. we're going to be humid out here and during the day tomorrow, the showers and thunderstorms in the forecast the first time for a couple of days. let's get to it and show you the satellite radar and the cloud cover from the north and west. you will probably notice as you head outside that many of you are increasing out there. and going to be a hot and humid one tomorrow. the funnel system approaching from the nor

san jose state university professor has won $750,000 for the loss of papers he owned written by albert einstein. dan strass also lost two cabins. it was back in 2007 in the lick file in santa clara county. but it was the loss of the einstein papers that were written to strass' father that worked with einstein may have weighed most heavily. >> they weren't just random calculations, they were in relationship to a field that he was trying to accomplish, a theory he was trying to accomplish. there's not a lot of writings on his field theory. >> take a look right there at some of einstein's wrigley. a schoolteacher was convicted of accidentally starting the fire, which also scorched nearly 50,000 acres and destroyed other structures and homes. >> the fire that killed two san francisco firefighters last month is believed to be accidental. the cause. the fire on berkeley way that killed firefighters vincent perez and anthony valerio was most likely electrical in nature. what firefighters determined is the fire started on the first floor of the four story home on diamond heights. >>> 4th of july weeken

papers written by physicist albert einstein were destroyed by a wildfire in 2007.as found responsible for starting that fire when she was illegally burning material. more than 47,000 acres were burned and four homes destroyed. >>> it turns out fireworks may be to blame for this house fire near burlingame this afternoon. we showed you this video first during nbc bay area news at 5:00. the home is near the canyon park and an unincorporated part of san mateo county and they believe someone launched fireworks on that roof. the fire is now out. >>> it has been so warm these days, our meteorologist, jeff, has been standing by at stanford. what's really hot is the ping-pong playing behind you. >> how am i doing? how am i doing? >> that's not you. >> that's not you! >> you couldn't have improved that much since 5:00? >> of course i did. the photographer pulls out who we have here is the youngest u.s. world champion at 15 years old and her counterpart playing along with her, doing a fantastic job. why are we out here talking ping-pong and politics tonight. >>> let's bring o

they were handwritten by albert einstein. they belonged to a san jose state chemistry professor. his name is dan strauss. he inherited them from his father ernst strauss the renowned mathematician and friend of einstein. dr. strauss decided to sue the woman who started the fire and her entire family claiming that they all knew about the burn barrel where this fire started and that they should pay the damages for these lost papers. yesterday a jury here in san jose bought that argument and decided to award dr. strauss $750,000 for the loss of those einstein papers. the attorney for the family says that that award is excessive. they plan to appeal the jury's verdict. by the way, dr. strauss says that he has learned his lesson. he now keeps his one remaining einstein paper a poem written in german in a bank vault. that's the latest from here in san jose. back to you guys. >> all right. kcbs radio's matt bigler thank you. >>> time now 6:40. some shocking allegations out of great britain. the phone hacking scandal that allegedly targeted a teenaged murder victim coming up. >> a weathe

papers written by physicist albert einstein were destroyed during the wildfire back in 2007. she was found responsible for starting that fire when she was illegally burning material. more than 47,000 acres burned, four homes destroyed. attorneys say the fine is excessive and is seek agnew trial. >>> we've heard about how much california has had to cut back on expenses in order to rein in a multi-million dollar deficit. while the state was slashing budgets, some employees were still receiving sky high paychecks. "today in the bay's" bob redell outside the state building in san francisco. some employees made over half a million dollars last year. >> reporter: laura, the top five employees who work for the state of california earned over $560,000 last year. the top paid person was a prison doctor who took home a little more than $777,000. this was in 2010. a dentist also with the department of corrections was just shy of $600,000. there are more than 1400 people who earned more than $200,000 last year. many of them medical personnel with departments of corrections and mental hea

papers written by albert einstein were destroyed during the lick wildfire at the state park in 2007. she was found responsible for starting that places when she was illegally burning material. more than 47,000 acres burned, four homes destroyed. her attorney says the fine is excessive and are actually seeking a new trial. >>> you may have woken up in the middle of the night to a little shaking if you live far south because of a minor quake after midnight. 3.8 magnitude quake struck 14 miles south of holister. >>> the trend in the bay, can you feel it out there this morning, christina. >> we're giving it a ten. we want this cooldown, especially if you live inland and the east bay, i bet you're looking forward to it. we do have a little bit of an interesting change right now. thunderstorms and rain showers moving into the bay area. take a look at this. high pressure situated over the four corners region has really amplified. as a result it's kicking up these showers. these are moist, muggy showers not refreshing by any means. right now we see that moisture push into the bay area. i'm g

family has been ordered to pay $780,000 for starting a wild fire that destroyed papers written by albert einstein. the blaze in 2007 started when a family member left the metal barrels undehow unattended while illegally diverting paper plates. the fire also destroyed four homes. >> 37 year-old mike peters of conference says after he threw out what he thought was a small firecracker, exploded and in a split second he lost his thumb and two fingers. he has had one server to repair damage and could face more operations. he says he hopes his acts and it will show others that being careless around farmers can have major consequences. >> but i want people to get the hands that the stuff is not for us to be thrown off, it is for professionals. it is serious stuff. >> fire worst of all kinds are illegal in concord in fact, all of contra costa county. there is no word if he will face charges connected to this accident. >> 752 a m, we are back with more in a couple of minutes. traffic is moving pretty well. we will be right back. closed captioni >> top stories we are following, 7 bay area voters are still

even albert einstein couldn't offer a chilling dollar 800 country billion dollars. if dennis was designed to put a floor and not old and that were. the stimulus money went to a tax i-295 are sent to the american people. most americans have voted on election day, not knowing they received a tax cut. why? it was given out in the most economically affect the way by cutting the payroll tax by about $800.18 per family. and the republicans didn't consider tax cut as the top 5% didn't get theirs. [laughter] i want you to live, but it's serious. the most important thing in the world for me is someone who now makes money that i never dreamed i'd make. i got my five tax cut or a governor president bush. in may that could be in the. it should have changed parties. last [laughter] the american people did know that. they didn't know another 30% went to state and local governments to keep them from having to lay off a million teachers and police officers and health care workers. now the stimulus has played out, you might be interested to know the economy is not fully recovered or

even albert einstein couldn't fill a $3 trillion hole with $800 billion.floor in that whole and it worked. the stimulus money went to a tax cut to 95% of the american people. most americans voted on election day not knowing they received that tax cut. why? it was given in the most economically effective way by cutting the payroll tax by about $800 per family. and the republicans didn't consider it a tax cut since the top 5% didn't get theirs. i want you to laugh but it is serious. the most important thing in the world for me as someone who now makes money i never dreamed i would make is i got my five tax cuts under president bush. i made out like a bandit. i should have changed parties. but it didn't seem to me to work. but the american people didn't know that. they didn't know that 30% of the money went to state and local governments to keep them from having to lay off a million teachers and police officers and health-care workers. now that the stimulus has played out you might be interested to know since the economy has not fully recovered that one of th

chosen -- chosen to put in perspective, and then i realized i had written about ben franklin, albert einstein, and now steve jobs. that is the perspective we should view marriott in. one of the things about the hybrid of all media and new media i think we have to remember is that all media is not really that old. it is only 60 or 70 years old in this country. at the beginning of the country, there was a social, vibrant media. when benjamin franklin arrived in philadelphia as a 17-year-old runaway, there were 11 newspapers. he started the 12th, representing the market street middle-class. he also relied on contributions. people were riding because they wanted to bear witness to the struggle that was happening in the 1700's in america. they also occasionally wrote anonymously. and benjamin franklin often used the pseudonym "silence do good." the values of journalism were then emerging. they would slit their contributions under the door anonymously. others work reporters to have big names. they also though, and this is what town is trying to do, had a hybrid of the business model as well. one of

this doctor at the albert einstein college of medicine is focusing their research but is hoping hoping is everyone looking at telomere? >> people think it can serve as a bio marker for prediction of how long they are going to live. but, like predictions, can be this side or this side. >> reporter: he believes their test is for real. >> it does not tell you when you're going to die or how long you have to live. it just tells you how well you're aging and help you manage that. >> reporter: is it safe to say that this is an extrarordinaril exciting development in the lab but it is not ready for public use? >> yes. we don't have enough information to make it accurate for prediction. >> the future is there? >> the future is there. >> reporter: with that in mind, i'm ready to get my result. like any good parent, i want one wish, i want to prediseapredise children, that's it. >> chief medical officer here. let's hear nancy's results. good morning. >> good morning. >> you don't know what the results are? >> i don't have a clue. >> we're going to put them up on the monitorexplain, tanya, how na

even albert einstein could not fill a $3 trillion whole with $800 billion. second, the stimulus was designed put a floor in that hole. and it worked. 36% of the stimulus money went to a tax cut for 95% of the american people. most americans voted on election day not knowing that they had received that tax cut. why? because it was given out the most economically effective way by cutting the payroll tax. and the republicans did not consider it a tax cut because the top 5% did not get theirs. [laughter] i want you to laugh, but it is serious. [laughter] the most important thing in the world for me, as someone who now makes money that i never dreamed i would make is that i got my tax cuts under president bush. i made out like a bandit. i should've changed parties. [laughter] but it did not seem to me to work. but the american people did not know that. they did not know that another 30% of the money went to state and local governments to keep them from having to lay off 1 million teachers and police officers and health care workers. now that the stimulus has play

chosen to put in perspective as i was told, arianna, and then i realized written about in front, albert einstein and now steve jobs and i guess that's the perspective which we should you arianna in in the pantheon. one of the things about the hybrid of old media in india that i think we have to remember is that old media isn't really that old. it's a about 60, 70 years old in this coach. at the beginning of this country there was a social vibrant media in which there wasn't some mainstream publication, when ben franklin arrived in philadelphia is a 17 your runway there were 11 newspapers, one for each faction, be the anglicans or the quakers, you know, different groups. and he started the 12th representing the market street middle-class. and he also relied on contributions, social media, people for his paper were basically riding as arianna said because they wanted to bear witness to the struggle that was happening in the 1700s in america. they also occasionally as on the internet wrote anonymously. ben franklin famously used a pseudonym. but as they were doing it they had the hybrid as arianna

wondering why i was chosen to put in perspective, and the realize i have written about ben franklin, albert einsteinwho and steve jobs. that is the perspective we should view ariana in. one of the things about high media and the low media, will the media is not really that old. it is only 60 or 70 years old. there was a social vibrant media in which there was some mainstream publications. when ben franklin arrived, there were a 11 newspapers, one for each faction. he started the twelfth representing the market street middle-class. and he also relied on contributions, social media. people were basically writing because they wanted to bear witness to the struggle that was happening in the 1700's in america. they also occasionally wrote anonymously. ben franklin used a pseudonym. as they were doing it, they had a hybrid of the values of journalism that were emerging as well as the value of social media, contributing and being part. they would slip sometimes there. contributions under the door, but others were reporters that had a big names. they also -- and this is what he is trying to do at aol, a hyb

and so you don't have to be albert einstein or a ph.d. in biophysics to know who is risking default, who is trifling did fault and who would cause default if, god forbid, we can't come to an agreement. many on our side have said, we are willing, if it comes to us, to just raise the debt ceiling if we can't come to an agreement because the consequences are so horrible. not the other side. no. they are leveraging their beliefs, sincerely held, as a means -- they're leveraging, rather, the default as a means to achieve their beliefs, sincerely held. that is so wrong. but the good news is, the good news is that the american peop people, and certainly the people who are following this issue, realize that. and as we get closer and closer to the day of august 2, they will know who is willing to risk default to achieve political goals. they will know it is not the people from our side of the aisle. they will know it is the people from the other side of the ais aisle. and that will make the problems newt gingrich faced in 1995, i believe it was, w