. >> albert einstein the scientist we know now we look at albert einstein the man.his letters go up for auction much. >> and a rescue mission to save >>> members of a fishing boat crew have been rescued off the coast of alaska, the coast guard arriving moments before the boat sank pt the ship's captain called for help after encountering tough sees. they had to swim through the gulf of alaska and were lifted to safety. >> some of albert einstein's thoughts are up to auction. letters written to his ex-wife and children will be sold in california. rob reynolds looks at what he thought about everything from god to sex. >>> his name is a synonym for towering intellect. albert einstein, whose theory of relativity changed forever our knowledge of space time, and the universe and our place in it. he was also a prolific letter writer. 28 of his letters are up for auction. those letters from the 20th century's greatest genius are being stored here, in a warehouse stuffed with hollywood movie memorabilia. >> brian chains is head of a firm that will auction the letters. >> what

albert einstein whose theory of relativity changed foroffer time place, and the universe. he was a prolific letter writer. 28 of his letters are up for auction. those letters from the 20th century's greatest genius are being stored here in a warehouse stuffed with movie memorabilia. >> he is head of a firm that will auction the letters. >> what makes it extraordinary is they get into the mind of einstein on an intimate level about intimate and personal things. >> reporter: here is einstein on god and religion: the self-described ag nottic rights: writing to his ex-wife and fellow physicist, einstein laments an inability to reconcile relativity and quantum mechanics saying theoretical physics is thorny. >> as adolf hitler takes power in the 1930s, beginning the persecution of german juice, the jewish born einstein wrote to family members saying he would never return. and denounced joseph mccarthy's wich hulent in the u.s. calling it a systematic move to destroy the rights of the individual >>> these letters shed light on the human side of the great scientist. on this one ei

. >>> pollution getting in to the named of a genius, albert einstein's personal letters up to auction. ♪ ♪ >>> al jazerra has learned there could be a deal in brussels to prevent greece from defaulting on its debt. athens has until the end of june to pay over $1.8 billion i.m.f. total at the time of $352 billion. of it 8 1/2 bill january has to be paid by august. john what are you hearing about a possible deal on the table? >> reporter: greek officials are sounding optimistic after last night's meeting. that they may have now agreed to separate the instance gents issues of pensions and debt restructuring from the more urgent issue of financing greece through the next three months, the larger issues will be sent down the road nine months from now while an interim deal that may be announced as early as today or tomorrow would deal with how to finance greece from now until the end year and that would contain a couple of elements, first of all addressing a tax revenue shortfall of two to two and a half billion dollars grease would be called upon to raids from from can consumer tax. the am

now, a collection of personal letters by albert einstein are going on the auction block.s cover many subject ranging from religion to sex to politics. rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: his name say synonym for towering intellect. albert einstein whose theorial relativity changed our knowledge of space time, the university and our place in it was also a prolific letter writer. 28 of his personal letters are up for auction in los angeles this week. those letters are being scored here in a warehouse stuffed with hollywood movie memorabilia. brian is head of the firm profiles in history which will auction the letters. >> what makes them so extraordinary is they get in to the mind of einstein, on an intimate level about very intimate and personal things. >> reporter: here is einstein on god and religion. in my opinion the idea of a personal god is a child-like one. the self described action no sir tick writes. i prefer an attitude of humility. corresponding to the weakness of our intellectual understanding of nature and of our own being. write to go his ex-wife and fellow phy

genius because it's all about albert einstein. ng to break the world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as einstein. interesting category. they needed more than 250 einsteins to make it in the record books. there were female einsteins, white-haired moustached even baby einsteins they raised a lot of money. >> a brilliant idea. >> well said. >> there you go. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100 day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: but don't wait! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic is ending soon! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> you're watching king 5, seattle. >> it's super bowl shut down with seahawks quarterback richard sherman. [

albert einstein's personal letters up for auction. in sport, football goes on for the war-torn country of yemen. the world cup qualifier for korea. >>> welcome back a collection of personal letters written by albert einstein are going on the auction block. they cover many subjects, ranging from religion to relationships to politics. rob reynolds reports >>> his name is a synonym for towering intellect. albert einstein, whose theory of relativity changed forever our knowledge of space time, and the universe. he was a prolific letter writer. 28 of his letters are up for auction. those letters from the 20th century's greatest genius are being stored here, in a warehouse stuffed with hollywood movie memorabilia. >> brian is head of a firm that will auction the letters. >> what makes it extraordinary is they get into the mind of einstein on an intimate level about intimate and personal things. >> reporter: here is einstein on god and religion: the self-described agnostic writes: writing to his ex-wife and fellow physicist, einstein laments

genius because it's all about albert einstein -- wow, he looks like albert einstein that guy.school on wheels looked to break the world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as einstein. they needed more than 250 einsteins and they made it into the record books. there were female einsteins, einsteins with real white hair and mustaches and even baby einsteins. the event brought a lot of educational resources for underserved students. >>> okay in case you missed it we want to show you the world's ugliest dog contest in sonoma county. this is quasi moto. he's a hunchback hound, and he was named the world's ugliest dog this weekend. he beat 26 other dogs at the sonoma marin fair in petaluma. his owners won $1,500 for earning that title. if you want to see more pictures from the competition, you can go to our website and peruse the photo gathering. nbcbayarea.com. usually they have those mexican hairless dogs with the tongue hanging out and no teeth. >> last year. >> nice to see a newcomer. >> he wasn't that ugly. >> no he wasn't so bad. thank you for making us a part

dazzle at the game is more that just at the start >>> now, a collection of personnel letters by albert einstein sold for more than $330,000. about two dozen of them went under the hammer in california. the writings cover many subjects ranging from religion to politics. the identities of the buyers have been kept a secret >>> a quick reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. there it is on the screen the address aljazeera.com. >> migration is a story of people doing for themselves who immigrant groups had done for generations and generations before, which was to vote with their feet and make a new life for themselves. "america tonight"s christopher putzel with an epic drama captured by artist jacob lawrence, and the residence it has for us today

a collection of special letters by albert einstein is being auctioned in l.a. his name is a sin mom for towering intellect. his theory of relativity changed forever our knowledge of space, time, the universes, and our place in it was also a prolific letter writer. 20 tight of his letters are up for auction. those letter froms the 20th century greatest genius are being stored here in a warehouse suffers with hollywood memorabilia. which will auction the letters. >> what makes them so extraordinary is they get into the mind of ion osign on an intimate level about personal things. here is on god and religion in my opinion the idea of a personal god is a child like one. the self-described agnostic writes. i prefer an attitude of humility, cor can responding to the weakness of our understanding of nature, and of our own being. writing to his ex-wife einstein laments his inability to reconcile relativity, and quantum mechanics saying theoretical physics is currently enormously thorny. as adolf hitler takes power in the 1930's and beginning the persecution of german u

and 27 personal letters written by albert einstein sold for $427,000 this week in los angeles. in the letters einstein shared his thoughts about god, mccarthyism and naziism. see you here tomorrow. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> i don't know if i could forgive somebody the way he's been able to forgive me. >> i knew the only way i was going to get past it was to forgive him. and that is a huge undertaking.

. >> albert einstein, when he retired, could not have taught high school physics.ught for 20 years, some of the most elite schools, couldn't then go teach in a public school in chicago or new york . john: let's call them government schools because public, they're all public, the supermarket is public. >> one of the groups that actually took notice of this is the united states military. because the military moves people around and those people moving around often have trailing spouses who work wherever they might go. well, if you've been certified to do something in one state and these rules are almost always state based, and you move across the country or even across the border, now they're often different and more requirements which means you could have done something for decades, and yet you needed a new exam, new requirements, new fees, and what have you . john: in new orleans it's a crime to give people tours without first getting a government license. >> the new orleans city government is trying to throw tour guides out of business and silence their speech. >>

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but i want to leave the very last words to albert einstein who said this some years after the end of the first world war. that it has become appallingly this our technology has succeeded our humanity. enters we can only hope we think that he was wrong. and they are i will cease and thank you so much your thank you. [applause] thank you very much. it is somehow like to invite michael preston who is a co-author of "a higher form of killing" to come for a kind of question and answer. you a notice on either side in the auditorium down at the bottom of the stairs there are two microphones and i'm just ask that you come down to the microphone. if you're unable to walk down the stairs i can come to you. and with that go ahead and come on up, please. walk over to the other one as well. spent 20 thank you for a wonderful presentation. it was very, very nicely done. and next month i'm going to be going to the imperial war museum in england. i understand there's five imperial branches. and when i think about going to is the one that boxford has a vision for are the ones that specialize more in

when you look at senator pinckney and what his life tipified it, really reminds me of what albert einsteinld us years ago, he said "only a life lived for others is a life worth living." i think because his character was across the racial divide people gravitated towards him. that's the effect that he had on people he came in contact with. >> kyle you say he was a mentor to you. how? >> yes. i graduated from jasper county high school and clementa also graduated from the high school he was a few years older than me. one day he came back and said it doesn't matter that you're from a small town what's important is you can dream a big dream and you can do some unbelievable things. when i sat in the student section and i heard this man speak and i was like he's one of us. and it just reminded me that i want to one day go back and i want to speak the schools and i want to encourage kids to dream big and to understand that their life has a purpose and they're not just here for a reason. he took me under his wing as like an understudy and he would always give me bits of information, things to look

people pretending to be albert einstein. the largest gathering of people looking for the great scientist. the california science center partnered with school on wheels to raise awareness for the education of homeless children. a good cause there. >> how cute are the little kids. >> they needed 250 ioneinsteins to break the record. i think they did it. >> sheinelle thanks. >> it's been a foggy and dusty weekend here and in phoenix. we had a big dust storm develop with a thunderstorms. around here we get the gusty winds? in phoenix where it is dry you get the churning up of the dust and reduced visibility. thousands are without power because the dust storm. we're possibly looking at the same type of set up with more thunderstorms likely. temperatures around 109 degrees. yesterday on the eastern half of the country we have lots of wind damage reports. also 19 reported tornados. we didn't see much more than uproomed uproomup uprooted trees but a lot of wind reports throughout. and one of the soggiest junes on record. with the re

america's most famous scientists aside from his employees at the institute for advanced studies albert einstein. by the end of the trial, when they published the transports of what transcripts, he was publicly humiliated. so this was a warning at the height of the mccarthy period. oppenheimer was the chief victim of that witchunt. this was a warning to all scientists that you cannot get off the reservation. you can welcome your opinion on scientific issues. but can you not compress your opinions on politics. you cannot be a public policy ibt lekt you'll. and if you dare to do so, you may be publicly humiliated. and i think this really wounded a whole generation of american intellectuals and scientists and even today, we're living with the residue of this mccarthy era. you can see it in the debate over climate change. can you see it in the debate over any sort of fact driven argument. and our politics are being driven by people who are uninformed about the facts. we live in a scientific age and our picks are driven by clowns. >> we can all do that. >> i have another question here. >> hold it clo

the three two-year old female victim was shot in the back and taken to albert einstein medical center. >> doctors discovered that she was approximately four months pregnant. she was suffering from a gunshot wound to her lower back. at 11:15 p.m. her unborn fetus was pronounced dead. >> um. there is no word tonight on the identity of the victims police are now reviewing surveillance video in the area. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a hrouda wakening for south philadelphia residents and 16 vehicles are vandalized on one city block. >>> check this out, it looks like a movie stunt but it is not, why the driver told police he missed the opening draw bridge. >>> and three on your side warning, money on prepaid debit cards is stolen and authorities seem power less to stop it. consumer reporter jim donovan tells us how crooks are taking we continue to follow severe storms moving through the area thunderstorm and flash flood watches are in effect, meteorologist kate bilo will have an update in just a few minutes. >>> people are already cleaning up from this latest round of severe sto

told me, we work in his sonfield cafeteria, this guy looks like a cross between mark twain and albert einstein with wild hair and has it looks like the mechanic -- a picture of in the book, a little mechanic's jacket and it says tony on there and this idea that ceos and these rapacious beings who just are ripping the crack on their employees the employees stream by calling by his first name how is it going, tony, hugging him on the factory floor and despite the setbacks he has had, the federal lightbulb ban prevented him from going forward with some incandescent bulbs, in novation he had been planning, the outsourcing that has been going on that he fought tooth and nail the competition from china $100 million he had to spend fighting off patent infringement not only at home but around the world, 84 years old and he is still going and i am thinking this guy doesn't want to stop. he understands what the value of the american dream is he's not going to quit so neither am i. and neither should you. thank you so much. [applause] >> is there and nonfiction author or book he would like to see feature

son failed cafeteria at this guy, he looks like a sun filled -- across between mark twain and albert einsteinwas a wild hair and he's got like this committee looked like a mechanics, a picture of in the book like a little mechanics jacket like fonzie tricky dick says tony on the. and this idea that these gaseous beings who are just ripping has been whipping the crackdown that employs the they are string by calling him by his first name, as it going, tony? hugging him on the factory floor floor. and despite all the setbacks he said the federal light bulb up and prevented him from going forward with some incandescent bulbs, inefficiency and planning. the outsourcing that's been going on that he had fought tooth and nail, the competition from china, $100 million he had to spend fighting off patent infringement not at home and around the world. 84 years old and he's still going. and i'm thinking this guy doesn't want to stop. he understands what the value of the american dream is a he's not going to quit, so neither am i come and neither should you. they do so much -- thank you so much. [applause

about two dozen letters written by albert einstein just showed for more than 4 -- sold for more than400,000. they cover topics from the atomic bomb to einstein's life in god. there's also a letter from einstein to his son telling him to study harder in geometry. greg? >> thanks very minute. the head of a federal union says the social security numbers of up to 14 million government workers apparently were not encrypt end when hackers stole them. but a spokesman for the office of personnel management says encryption might not have stopped the breech. he add opium does utilize encryption in some instances and is increasing the types of methods utilized to encrypt data. the white house said earlier it is still investigating. morgan bright joins us, cyber security analyst who says his information was in the system and is now likely in the hands of hackers. really? yours? >> greg, right here. this is my fs86. i had 32 pages of my entire life filled out for people. medical records. i had to sign releases for everything, back in 2001. sitting there. not only in the hands of hackers but most

when you look at senator pinckney and what his life typified it really reminds me of what albert einsteinars ago when he said "only a life lived for others is a life worth living." i think because of his attitude and his character was across the racial divide, folks followed him. folks gravitated towards him. that's the kind of intoxicating effect he had on people he came in contact with. >> how refreshing a conservative republican and a pastor and the senator got along so well. kyle, you say he was a mentor to you. how? >> yes. i graduated from jasper county high school and clementa also from jasper county as well. and we attended the same high school. not at the same time because he was a few years older than me. but one day he came back my tenth grade year. and he spoke that it doesn't matter that you're from a small town. what's important is that you can dream a big dream and you can go out into the world and you can do some unbelievable things. when i sat in the student section and i heard this man speak and i was like he's one of us. and it just reminded me that i want to one day go

maria: a collection of letters from albert einstein auctioned off last may.eryl casone with the top story. cheryl: this collection is a rare and intimate letters from albert einstein sold for $420,000 last night exceeding presale estimates. the 27 letters a massive raid decades by a private collector were written in english and german and represent one of the largest collections of feinstein's ratings ever offered for sale. more trouble this morning for malaysia airlines. one of its jets making an emergency landing at mel bourne airport after warnings of a possible engine fire. australian air services were told an engine fire warning light was activated soon after takeoff but no cause was given. the plain dumped fuel just before landing at mel bourne airport. a new name is entering twitter for the c e those spots. snoop dog, the rapper tweeting out his bid to leave the social media company said i am ready to leave twitter, hash tag snoop for ceo. jack dorsey said the next the eo needs to be someone who really love the product in every single way, snoop fits t

as albert einstein said, adversity provides opportunity. a lot of opportunity it employs millions of people and even as first-class mail is lost to other forms of communication the future is more promising than some would believe. advertising mail is a popular option for millions, thousands of mailers millions of people like to receive their magazines in the mail every week. they like to have a printed copy. not just the stuff on the internet. e-commerce is booming, making the post office a vital partner. even competitors rely on it because they go to rural communities around the country fedex and ups don't always go the last five or 10 miles. the postal service is happy to do that. i look forward to talking to mr. schapiro about what you think needs to be done in order to address the ongoing challenges and the skills and experiences he will bring to the board. as the leader of a $10 billion company with 40,000 employees, mr. schapiro will bring day unique business perspective that is needed and welcomed. if confirmed, he and other nominees

the front row but to serve as governor is the very challenging time at the postal service as albert einstein once said with diversity this opportunity to buy the same token in a lot of opportunity the postal service with the massive logistics' industry and even as lost to other forms of communication it could be any number of ways a of some were discussed yesterday it is still effective option for her thousands that people still like to receive the mail not even the millenials the commerce is booming and even the postal service the competitors will rely on that to carry for the last mile they always want to do not want to the last 3 miles or 5 miles but the postal service is happy to do that they go that way anyway. of ford to anything needs to be done in the ongoing challenges with the skills and experience that you will bring to the board as a company with nearly 40,000 employees to bring a unique position - - perspective if confirmed mr. shapiro it would double the size and read that a real opportunity here to strengthen the postal service. i want to thank both of the nominees and hopeful

. >> albert einstein. >> colonel sanders own taco bell right now. >> yeah, they do. >> i know they have kfc, and/taco bell all in one. >> as long as she believes, that is all that matters. it is in her home. >> all right. >> 7:15. we're back looking at this accident on the pennsylvania turnpike, all north bound lanes closed approaching the least high valley. the problem is that about 10 miles worth of stuck traffic out there, on the northbound lanes, of the extension, it looks lick this tractor trailer smacked in the back of one of the construction trucks out there on the northbound lanes. lets go to the maps, northbound closed right now between quakertown, and allentown, and there is again about a 10-mile stretch before you get to the accident scene and we are stack up pumper to bumper. if you are leaving quakertown right now northbound 309 is way to go and that will get new to allentown and back on your way. a live look at an overturn vehicle look at this mess downtown here, this is vine street expressway, coming off of i-95, all traffic stopped right now, is there the wheels, and und

>> albert einstein said i believe, the definition of insanity is doing something over and over againnd expecting a different result. what happens with the illinois and californias? they want to solve their own problems, raise taxes, do nothing about the pensions going out of control. nothing about the social welfare state within their states going out of control. they just continue to do the same thing, kick the can down the road and hope that somebody can bail them out in the future. >> go ahead, finish that point, i'm sorry. >> we've been lulled into the sense of security of being able to borrow at such low rates, once the paranoia and the fear comes, the rates don't go away. neil: someone told me a quarter point uptick in rates comes close to adding about half a trillion dollars it our debt. so just do the math all the way up with any slight uptick. thank you all very much, i appreciate it. >>> today was the deadline for identifying those four and a quarter million federal workers whose entire lives were exposed. hacked to smithereens. what's happening? who are they? is it more th

governors consider nomination what is a very challenging time for the postal service as well but as albert einsteinonce said and we talked about this yesterday, in the first applies opportunity. by the same token a lot of opportunity. postal service operates within massive logistics and that employs millions of people and even as first class to is lost other forms of syndication i think the future is more promising than someone we believe in any number of ways. advertising help us to a popular effective option for millions of commuters. not millions but thousands. millions of people still like to read, receive the magazine in the mail every week. it like printed copy, even millennials like printed copy, not just the stuff on the internet. e-commerce and package delivery or been making the postal service a vital part of the disappeared even the postal service traditional competitors will rely on it to carry items the last mile to rural communities around the country. fedexcup ups they don't always want to go the last month in the last five miles for the last 10 months and the postal service is happy

albert einstein once said, we can't solve today's problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. we need to adjust how we think about climate change. we need to understand that severe weather, pollution, and changes in our water are not only harmful to the planet, but harmful to the people who inhabit that planet. climate change is a direct threat to humanity and it's time we re-examine how we think about it, talk about t. and respond to this growing problem. the health of humans worldwide is at stake. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate and celebrate my nephew cannon. cannon hutchy sewn and his wife, courtney, on the birth of their new daughter, their beautiful new daughter ella. ella brook hutchison was born on june 9 in warner robbins, georgia. she weighs in at 8 pounds, 15 1/2 uneses. i know from experience, the experience of having been molested with three so

he is like albert einstein. >> i can say from personal experience though. >> gave hit hairstyle. >> iirstyle. i wasn't trying to go for that right now. i was going to be a clean cut look. my favorite was a woman. not because of her gender she had good traits. people apt good professor that's going to help them get a job. >> do boys or girls graduate high from her college. >> i'm not aware of the statistic. overwhelmingly women graduate from high school and college and get higher grades. >> that's good to know. >> we work harder. >> they definitely work harder. definitely. that's the point. all right. coming up: isis leaving a bloody mark on three continents in one day. are we losing the war on terror? how long before it comes here to the united states. >> plus, straight for siblings head. while mom and dad ducked, this 10-year-old boy saved the day. they join us live. hey, guys, good morning. ♪ put me in coach ♪ i'm ready to face the day ♪ put me in, coach ♪ i'm ready to play today. ♪ look at me ♪ >>> foul balls into the stands have injured people lately. watch this. >> that was a hom

as albert einstein once said when we talked about this yesterday in adversity lies opportunity.nty of adversity for both positions. it took a lot of opportunity to operate the printing logistics industry and it employs millions of people and even as first class mail is lost to other forms of communication i think the future is more promising than some of the leaf for the postal service in a number of ways some of which we discussed yesterday. advertising is a popular option for millions, thousands. millions of people still like to receive their magazines in the mail every week. they like the printed copy and not just the stuff on the internet. it's making it a vital partner for businesses large and small and even the competitors rely on it to carry out items the last mile to the communities around the country. they want to deliver, they don't always want to do the last 10 miles into the postal service is happy to do that because they were going anyway. i look forward to talking with you today about what you think needs to be done in order to address the ongoing challenges that a

einstein was only in place in about half the federal work force. a cyber security bill is pending in congress. alison? >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the obama administration reportedly expanded the government's surveillance of american foreign internet traffic in a hunt to thwart hacking threats. amid the reports of 2012 the nasa security agency was tracking evidence without a warrant. >>> at least five confirmed tornados touched down in central colorado. at least 25 homes were damaged or destroyed. the storm swept flooding and marbe-sized hail in some areas. in missouri a flash flood warning was issued for some parts. roads are flooded and as are some homes. more rain is expected today. >>> family members of the boston man killed by terror investigators say they want a transparent investigation. they had nothing to say after viewing the video of usaama rahim's death. a family lawyer said they saw no signs that he had been radicalize radicalized. >> reporter: this morning the family leaves the suffolk county d.a.'s office after watching the surveillance video. >> this is our mother/sister. >> earlier they held

america's most famous scientists aside from his employees at the institute for advanced studies albert einstein. by the end of the trial, when they published the transports of what transcripts, he was publicly humiliated. so this was a warning at the height of the mccarthy period. oppenheimer was the chief victim of that witchunt. this was a warning to all scientists that you cannot get off the reservation. you can welcome your opinion on scientific issues. but can you not compress your opinions on politics. you cannot be a public policy ibt lekt you'll. and if you dare to do so, you may be publicly humiliated. and i think this really wounded a whole generation of american intellectuals and scientists and even today, we're living with the residue of this mccarthy era. you can see it in the debate over climate change. can you see it in the debate over any sort of fact driven argument. and our politics are being driven by people who are uninformed about the facts. we live in a scientific age and our picks are driven by clowns. >> we can all do that. >> i have another question here. >> hold it clo