cc: telemundo neork el cientÍfico alemÁn albert einstein dijo: "tengo una preguntaue a veces me torturama difÍcil este aÑo. vamos a ver de quÉ se trata este primer caso del dÍa. sr. director, que pan los litigaes. >>dra. polo, mmarido vive con un terremoto en su cabeza. >>lo que no quiero, es que la tierra nos trague. hombre prevenido vale por dos. >>buenas tardes. bienvenidos. ellos: buenas tardes. >>sofÍa, estÁs demandado a alfredo, tu poso... dime quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>doctora, llevamos casados 15 por los terremos, y me estÁ volviendo loca, a mÍ y a mis hijas. yo pido que se someta un tratamiento sicolÓgico. de lo contrario, aunque lo amo, quiero edivorcio y la custod total de mis hijas. >>ok. ¿quÉ edades tienen ellas >>11 y 9 aÑos. obsesionado con terrotos. pero viven aquÍ en california. >>sÍ, doctora. >>¡hummm! a ver, explÍcame cÓmo te ecta. >>doctora, desde que nos conocimos, nuestra primera ci, en lugar de blar de amor y de todo lo que blan los enamorados, todo el tema de la noche fue "la falla de san andrÉs". esa noche pense, "bueno, sera sismÓlogo o algo asÍ". y

. >> i don't think albert einstein could make it work. it can't work, it won't work, and i feel sorry for her to have to be put in a position where she's trying to make something work out that won't. >> woodruff: and worries about pint-d

andy: no, no, albert einstein was a great man. i just drink, gamble and hump. but i'm great at it.managed to hitchhike from vegas to l.a., wearing no pants. hey, anybody can use their thumb. this right here, this is the brother i never had. oh, well, how nice for you. i don't mean it that way. you're my brother. well, thank you. i just like him better. got it. andy is the one guy in the world that can match me drink for drink and broad for broad. in fact, the one time i thought i drank him under the table, it turned out he had a broad under there. right, andy? andy? don't screw with me, dude. ♪ men, men, men, men, manly men, men, men ♪ ♪ men ♪ oh, oh-oh ♪ because what you don't know, can hurt you.urance. what if you didn't know that posting your travel plans online may attracturglars? [woman] off to hawaii! what if you didn't know that as the price of gold rises, so should the coverage on your jewelry? [prospector] ahh! what if you didn't know that kitty litter can help you out of a slippery situation? the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and

after a while many don't bother to attend as albert einstein said the best definition of insanety is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different out come. this is politics. we all know it. you are appointed by different city agencies and you are here to defend their interests. and you have no real interest in defending the rights of the public, and we can see that in your or your complete absence in the previous report of the sunshine ordinance and your responsibilities in the sunshine ordinance and the fact that over these 13 years, you failed to do anything to enforce it. and in fact, i would like to hear one member of this task force all right, this commission actually point out something in that report to point it and say that i think that we made a substantial improvement in the ethics of this city. >> do i hear a motion to adopt the minutes? >> i move that we adopt the draft minutes as written. >> second. >> mr. chair, on this, i will vote on this, there is nothing really substantive here and i looked over the minutes and i do not need to be recused on this. >>

investigators say richard shimmer was having a sexual relationship with the girl at albert einstein high school in kensington. shimmer is held on $250,000 bond. >>> in washington d.c. animal control officers still trying to figure out if a mountain lion is on the prowl in d.c. linda miley says she's positive she saw a cougar or puma in the woods near pope branch park near ft. dupont and southeast wednesday. other witnesses say they saw the big cat as well, still no photos and no proof there was a cougar or mountain lion. the last time there was a confirmed mountain lion sighting anywhere near d.c. was back in 1882 in the back woods of virginia. >>> by now you may be well aware this is the dreaded redskins bye week and with no game for our favorite team the question looms large what do we do with our sunday afternoon? what do we do? in tonight's let's be real derek mcginty has a few suggestions. >> indeed i do because you know this is the perfect week for me to unload -- i mean explain my top five ways to enjoy your sunday afternoon when the skins take a day off. no. 5, you could spend qu

. >> i don't think albert einstein could make it work. it can't work, it won't work, and i feel sorry for her to have to be put in a position where she's trying to make something work out that won't. >> woodruff: and worries about pint-sized players taking big hits and getting head injuries. we delve into the debate over kids' sports, and the risk of concussions. >> woodruff: those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> my customers can shop around; see who does good work and compare costs. it can also work that way with healthcare. with united healthcare, i get information on quality ratings of doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me and my guys make informed decisions. i don't like guesses with my business and definitely not with our health. that's health in numbers. united healthcare. >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "rea

police say albert einstein high school teacher richard shemmer continued that conversation through e-mail with a female student. the girl's parents found the e- mails can they called police, he is charged with one count of excuse of a minor -- sex abuse of a minor. >>> a man who slapped a toddler could be headed to prison. under a plea agreement joe hundley could spend upped to six months in jail. he was arrested after slapping a 19-month-old during a night to atlanta. he said he was grieving. he also admits alcohol may have played a role. >>> the nfl is holding its fall league meeting in washington, d.c. next week. but league officials won't be the only ones in attendance. the oneida indian nation and other opponents of the redskins will be holding their own symposium in the same location. they call their movement the change the mascot campaign. among the people who'll be joining the oneida nation is representative eleanor holmes norton. this event will be held monday at the ritz-carlton georgetown. >>> one local university is offering free courses for federal workers during the shutdown

. >> albert einstein said when defining insanity as follows: quote during -- doing the same thing overnd over again and thinking you will get a different result, einstein was a genius but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that the proof is watching the house republicans because they lost their minds. >> reporter: the u.s. government has been down this gridlock road before. there have been 17 government shut downs since 1977. the last one was also the longest. that government shut down in december 1995 lasted for 21 days. mike with al jazeera washington. >> while the main focus of the budget battle has been in washington 85% of federal employees work outside of the nation's capitol and the government shut down has many of them outraged and john has the story. >> reporter: this is the sound of u.s. federal workers everywhere. >> get your act together or get out. >> reporter: they are worried about lost income. >> a lot of money out of my pocket and family's pocket. >> reporter: and angry with congress. >> if i was at my job right now i would not have a job and i think they need to g

. >> loop plays baseball at albert einstein. >> sometimes it would hang out in his room. out.uld tell us to get i didn't know what they were talking out. >> court documents shed more light. sexualoke candidly about domination and submission on and off campus. things intensified when he e- mailed the girl for a nude photo . and message sent from his public school account. >> makes me sick. , higher more from them standard. >> a sentiment fell by parents and students alike. >> we wanted him out here. he is supposed to set our careers. it is disappointing. >> we reached out for the school paid -- theyhey put him on paid admission to believe after his arrest. he is back behind bars on a $250,000 bond. >> thank you for the latest there. >> shifting gears. it is time to rock the red. home opener.caps excitement in the air? >> definitely. season already. opening night at home. everybody here at verizon getting busy and ready for the home opener. the face-off against calgary, they lost 6-4. there are positives to come out. >> we wanted to make sure we played the game smart, execu

turned out albert einstein explained that and that was one of the first contributions of einstein to prove the existence of atoms. he showed that the motion of those little particles of dust corresponded exactly to the motion of atoms at various temperatures. i asked you before, atoms big or small and you guys said... very small. small, right? okay, how small? small-small. small-small-small-small-small- small-small. how big is the sun? - big. - how big? very big. big-big-big-big-big-big. okay, let me tell you this, gang. the atom is small-small-small-small, as many times small than us as the sun and average-size stars are bigger than us. so do you want something for your poetry class? guess who stands between the atoms and the stars... in size? - us. - us. that's right, right in between. human beings are as many times bigger than the atom as the stars are many times bigger than us. so it will kind of give you a little bit of feeling. here's another one. i like things like this. apple, any atoms in an apple? i'm sure there's a few, couple of dozen. come on, honey. this scads, right? a

. >> albert einstein said when defining insanity as follows: doing the same thing over and over again and thinking you're going oget a different result. einstein was a genius but it doesn't take a genius to figure pout that the proof is watching the house republicans because they've lost their minds. >> the u.s. government has been down this gridlocked road before. there have been 17 government shut downs since 1977, the last one was also the longest, shut down december 1995, lasted for 21 days. and president obama at this hour has recorded a video message to the troops overseas. he notes that the senate and the house did get together long enough today to pass a bill that ensures that military families and service men panned women will be getting their paychecks on time. that was a real question until late afternoon here. he expressed sympathy to many sifnl dod employees,. >> mike viqueira, thank you. the senate's gone home and justin, can you take a look at os 11, is senator menendez still speaking on the floor of the senate? obviously not everybody have gone home on the floor of the

yes i know albert einstein said it slightly different but allow me to explain.this is video sped up to show you just how many drives are behaving badly by ignoring the left turn only signs at the marinwood exit. >> stanley: you are going to go straight aren't you? >> yes sir. >> stanley: this driver was forwarned that if she went straight she would get a ticket .she didn't listen yea yes. residents from marinwood in marin county fedup with drivers clogging up their neighborhood have become proactive. buy holding up signs and warning drivers that if they ignore the left turn only sign they would get a ticket. >> don't go straight .no you are going to get a ticket they are doing a sting they just caught someone over there you can only make a left turn. >> stanley: that must have been her other left. >> direction you would get a over. don'tlet's listen into on this conversation ohhhh it's going to be good. >> even with the people standing there pointing at that sign you still continued through, i need to see your licence registration and insurance. >> stanley: i as

same thing over and over again and ending up with the exact same results >> reporter:yes i know albert einsteiny different but allow me to explain this is video sped up to show you just how many drives are behaving badly by ignoring the left turn only signs at the marinwood exit you are going to go straight? >> aren't you? yes sir >> reporter:this driver was forwarned that if she went straight she would get a ticket .she didn't listen >>yea yes >> reporter:residents from marinwood in marin county fedup with drivers clogging up their neighborhood have become proactive >> reporter:buy holding up signs and warning drivers that if they ignore the left turn only sign they would get a ticket >>don't go straight .no you are going to get a ticket they are doing a sting they just caught someone over there you can only make a left turn >> reporter:that must have been her other left >>you better turn left, you're next you better turn >> reporter:one would think that someone warning you that if you proceed in a certain direction you would get a ticket might be a detereent >> reporter:well its not, as we so

he teaches at albert einstein school? kensington. authorities say shemer talked with a female student about having sex in his classroom and over e-mail. and the girl's parents called police after discovering the e- mails. shemer's bond is set at $250,000. >>> looks like we officially have the first case of the flu in maryland. health officials there said that 2013/'14 season is underway. lab tests show that somewhere in the national capital region, i think a young person a child, yeah contracted the h1n1 strain. they say the child was briefly hospitalized and is recovering just fine. doctors recommend flu vaccinations they say get them now. anyone over 6 months old should do it. >> they're worried about this being a difficult situation this year and especially now that the government shutdown is happening. >>> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> good morning jessica. >> i got my flu shot yesterday. my arm is a little sore. but speaking of shots in the arm -- houstonia segue? wouldn't we -- how's that for a segue?

police say albert einstein teacher richard shemer continued the conversation you this e-mails -- throughmails. the girl's parents found the e- mail asks called police. shemer is charged with one count of sex abuse of a minor and being held on the $250,000 bond. >>> if you remember planning your wedding at one of the monuments here in the capitol. the national cathedral has a solution. how about that? the cathedral's episcopal bishop says the episcopal garden at the cathedral is going to be open free of charge to anyone who was expecting to hold their wedding outdoors at one of the monuments and can't do it now. permits for 24 weddings at sites on the national mall have been postponed until the government reopens. >>> it is 6:37. and time for the latest your money segment. >> and how is this shutdown affecting the economy? jess? >> well, it's usually unemployment friday today but not today. and that's because of the government shutdown. the labor department has delayed the release of this often times market moving jobs report. concerns about the impact of a prolonged shutdown on the econo

there's even one of albert einstein. the artist says that he's been working on his technique for more than 30 years. >>> joe that is here with more news on al jazeera in a few moments, and i'll see you again. thanks for watching, and bye for now. >> the motor city running on empty. today, a federal judge will does in deciding if detroit will be allowed to move ahead with the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. >> i stayed in sparks middle school. can you please send police out here. there's a kid with a gun. >> new 911 calls are released, showing the chaos inside a nevada classroom after a student goes on a deadly school shooting spree. >> u.s. drone strikes coming under fire. two top human rights group say on going drone attacks in pakistan and yemen have killed innocent

reid: albert einstein said, when defining insanity, as follows -- quote -- "doing the same thing over and over again and thinking you're going to get a different result." einstein was a genius but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that the proof is watching the house republicans because they've lost their minds. they keep trying to do the same thing over and over again. they have voted to repeal obamacare 45 or 46 times. now, that's kind a lot of repetition. and now they're trying to do it again. they just passed over there another piece of legislation to try to defuse, defeat, get rid of obamacare. madam president, obamacare is the law. we had a couple republicans today come and talk about the obama health care bill. that's long since passed. it's the law. do i need to remind everyone again? the united states supreme court said it's constitutional. but the speaker, instead of allowing all 435 members of the house of representatives to vote to keep the government open for business, he is once again pushing for a government shutdown. i think this is what they want. remember, they

harry reid made a reference to albert einstein earlier saying the definition of insanity is trying time and again to do the same thing. he said that's what house republicans are doingy going after obamacare when he said he's not going to accept anything that affect it is health care law and the president issued ve to threats. the president of the united states had a phone conversation earlier this evening with speaker boehner. it lasted ten minutes. sounds like they restated their positions that the speaker doesn't think obamacare is fair for everybody. he wants to change it. the president saying he won't accept the changes. we have been going through this for days now. the house tried to defund and delay parts of obamacare. here we are two hours from a partial government shutdown and there is no sign of a way out of this mess. greta? >> mike, suppose though that the speaker puts on the floor of the senate continuing resolution that's been sent across the hill. would that likely pass and would the speaker do that in light of the fact the speaker has been strong about the fact that obama

. >>> albert einstein said insanity is repeating the same mistakes over and over again and looking forferent results. j john harwood is here to tell us if there's a chance they'll be successful. >> i wouldn't exaggerate the possibility that congress will not be insane. that's pretty much a standard condition. but there are a couple of different possibilities in those budget outcomes. first of all, if you're wishing on a star, if you're really trying to be overoptimistic, you say there's a possibility of a big deal. what would that look like? you had a big deal. you could have $1 trillion in budget shifts that would alleviate the budget sequester, which is a ten-year restriction. substitute entitlement cuts for some of those short-term skrigs discretionary cuts and those would go to the bib big programs of social security and medicare and you would have republicans giving on tax increases. both sides would compromise, big deal. we have broken our pick numerous times in washington trying to get that deal failing. now everyone has lowered their expectations. what would a smaller deal look

by an agent who i think thought he would give me position in society is some kind of the post albert einstein. i knew the first tower that was wrong because fiction on einstein just doesn't compute. i thought it was ridiculous, is fairly sure everybody else would. sue said what about jefferson? and understand not only had i only want to write about that, but a lot of the time i was doing so in any case because anyone who makes america their subject is in this sense condemned. maybe that's too bleak a word. they are destined to think about thomas jefferson part of his time enough for conversation to some extent involves him. other than a city that's part of the memorial, ever cheer for nearly a quarter of a century. i now know we have the same birthday he was born in under the old calendar into changes but they recherchÉ machine in orlando which i like. and then i realized james wanted this first biography. i thought how wonderful that would be. i forget what book it is dr. johnson said i could possibly wish longer. but whichever san, i wish she'd asked me to take a little more space. even ask

i know albert einstein said it differently. >> this is video that i sped up to show you how people are ignoring this <. >> this driver was for on that issue would go straight she would get a ticket. she did not listen. >> residents of more rain would and marin county are fed up with drivers doing this. >> left turn only. >> do not go straight, no, you are going to get a ticket. they just caught someone over there. you can only make a left turn. >> that must occur other left. >> you better turn left. you are next. >> i am morning you that if you go in this direction will get a ticket. it is not. as we soon find out from this driver was in such a big rush. he almost forgot to stuff officer. >> you see people standing there point and get this signed and you still went through it anyway. >> i asked the driver and a question. how long have you been driving here? >> you never notice the signs? >> no. >> is the first, someone holding up a son. >> i thought they were protesting. >> and once again, it is the same stream of drivers. >> the drivers ignore this and the signs. they cannot ignore th

albert einstein said adversity adversity -- the opportunity and there has been a lot of adversity in west virginia. the opportunity is to learn from this experience into make sure it's not happening in other places around the country where they are trying to make social security determinations so we can better ensure we are not wasting money and throwing money away at a time when we are running out of money. i hope and my prayer is something that is going to happen from a tough couple of years. with that before i excuse you and bring forward the second panel. [inaudible] dr. coburn is going to hustle over there and vote and come back and relieve me and i will go back and vote and will return shortly after that. then we won't have to slow things down for there. dr. coburn. >> i have just one additional question. we are going to have a doctor on the next panel to make recommendations for social security and recommendations for mr. conn. was it ever noticed in the social security office the disparity of those two sets of recommendations won by a paid attorney and one paid by the social

>> albert einstein used to say opportunity, it has been true for a long time. adversity in west virginia, an opportunity here and the opportunity is to learn from this experience and make sure it is not happening in other places around the country where they're trying to make social security disability determinations. so we can better ensure we are not wasting money, throwing money away, and the trust fund. my hope and prayer is something will happen for a tough couple years. with that having been said, before i excuse you, bring forth the second panel, we have one vote at 5:00 for dr. coburn at 5:30 going to hustle in and vote and come back and relieve me and go back and vote and return shortly after and that we we won't have to slow things down any further. >> i had one additional question. we are going to have a doctor in the next panel that made recommendations for social security and recommendations for mr conn. was it ever noticed in the social security office that disparity of those two sets of recommendations, one by a paid attorney and one by the socia

they think they found the secret to albert einstein's brilliance. well connected brainment they say the left and right hemispheres of his brain had more extensive nerve fibers compared to young men of his era and present day men. >> we all need to work on the fibers connecting the hemisphere of our brain. >> i can find a smooth think that does that. >> let's get to that troubling security mishap at minneapolis st. paul airport. delta air lines and the tsa are now investigating how a 9-year-old somehow managed to get through three levels of security and board plane. the boy finally stopped in question when the plane landed in las vegas. george howl has been following the developments from minneapolis. >> reporter: this is where it all started. the 9-year-old boy walked off a light railcar thursday and into the minneapolis airport with plans to travel but no ticket. he passed through the security checkpoint at tsa screening. no problem. then he continued onto the concourse, specifically here at gate g 4. it's still unclear exactly how he got past the