in for 3 years being in albert einstein hospital just. you know going through their medical procedures for 3 years put him in a cold box pull him out cut them up put in it's awful. it's awful. how it happened and i'm angry with. the medical examiner the hospital the people you know that still won't give me information on him you know it's my father i should have a right to know how he died i'm never going to find out. the medical examiner's office calling to find out what you know. the hospital not giving giving you a hard time by getting the records everybody is hiding something. so the hospital's working them with the medical examiner which is working with hearts island you know they obviously don't want people to know most of the mistakes that they made or things that they just don't care about. and think about all those bums on the street. meeting they contacted every single person's family. they throw them probably in the islands. it's seemed wrong but old rules just don't call. me the world is yet to shape our disdain comes to educa

that baby was albert einstein. and so it is a cosmic coincidence that the torch, the torch was carried on by somebody who was born the very year the predecessor died. now course were talking about the whole shooting match. that is the god equation. an equation perhaps no more 1 inch long third allow us to summarize everything known about the universe. on one sheet of paper, on one sheet of paper you could write the theory of almost everything. he could put down einstein's equation is quite ugly clumsy but it works. it is about a foot long. maybe mark 8-yard long if you were to ride it out. but on one sheet of paper you could put the theory of almost everything. now, we want that 1 inch equation which won't merge these two hostile theories. realize relatively is based on smooth surfaces. trampling nets, spheres, smooth surfaces. while the quantum theory chops up everything, chops up everything into tiny particles. how can the theory of particles be equivalent to a theory of smooth surfaces? in fact einstein had an a

this letter written by albert einstein in 1946 is one of only 4 examples of the famed e equals mc squaredrmula written out in einstein's own handwriting. it was put up for auction by the great, great grandchildren of the letters recipient to fellow physicist or option posted the sale with a starting bid of more than $340,000. the bidding closes next week on may 20th. >> for your health tonight. if you want to run faster, you might want to think about the color of your beverages. experts from the university of west minister say rose colored sports beverages could boost exercise performance by up to 4.4%, but even they're saying if it contains the same ingredients as clear flu. it's been a volunteer study pink drink users enjoy themselves more and ran 696 feet further on average. so what's the deal here? wise pink better. the team says that the pink color tricks, the body into thinking it has taken in more carts. cheers to them. next up, helping on the fire lines during big wildfires where several 100 female inmates several 100 female inmates will be the summer. after my car accident, sever

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completing this thing that people like albert einstein had been working on. particularly compelled, i was watching errol morris's documentary about stephen hawking. at some point stephen hawking was talking about how at the center of the blackhole, they had not really worked out what had happened, and this was something einstein had been unable to figure out. i was excited about the idea that there were things einstein had not figured out, and excited it was something i could get paid to continue to get working on. for me that ended up not actually be a compelling physics problem, i don't really work on black holes. i think that the idea that there was a story to be told with math, and there were still problems that had not been solved was the compelling big picture problem for me. host: a couple of threads to follow. first on studying as a young person, particularly math. you talk about getting people into the field at a young age. is there anything you would change about the way we teach math, calculus etc. in high school that might inspire more people, you

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and they merge with one another to grow. albert einstein predicted them and his general theory of relativity in but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy. the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars. to incredible speeds, the telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively spectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill. the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter. the orbits of the black hole. it was a milestone in astronomy. me to send in your questions, just go to our website or find out some twitter. ah, that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today. thanks for watching. we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy. and by, by the, the the the news news news the news no matter how you do it, no matter where you go, outdoor holidays are becoming increasingly popular. i really looking forward over nature and swimming and the like, new kind of sta

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i'm not smart like albert einstein, but i'm smart enough to quote albert einstein. albert einstein used to say in adversity lies opportunity. think of that. in the bible, it says something like in all things give thanks. i think it was henry ford who said if you think you can or you think you can't, you're right. but einstein said in adversity lies opportunity. the postal service has faced considerable adversity over the last decade or two. this has been perhaps one of the most difficult stretches in his long and storied history. the postal service was actually not an idea that somebody dreamed up 30, 40, 60 years ago. it's in our constitution. the first postmaster general was a guy named ben franklin. after that storied history, we have an opportunity facing the adversity the postal service faces today, an opportunity to confirm three well-qualified postal board of governors, public servants at their heart who will be ready on day one, not a month from now, not a year from now, but day one to ensure that this invaluable institution is able to meet its vital mission

, adam rainy al jazeera florence, an ocean house in boston, who sold a hand written letter by albert einstein, which includes his famous equals mc square equation. the letter from $946.00 sold for $1200000.00 in it. einstein proposes the equation to a fellow physicist and a critic of his work. the auction house says there was a bidding war among 5 parties when i chose to be anonymous. ah, so this is out there. these are the top stories in thousands of palestinians and garza are returning to what's left of the homes after 11 days of israeli bombardment. goals, or officials or the violence will cost a $100000000.00 to rebuild the damage to industry, power and agriculture. meanwhile, tension has remained high across the occupied west bank on this 100 palestinians were injured in skirmishes with israeli forces and illegal settling close to ramallah us. president joe biden says a 2 state solution is the only way to solve conflicts wide and said there wouldn't be peace unless regional lead is acknowledged. israel's right to exist as an independent jewish even before whereas there is no shift my com

." >> reporter: the scientist, albert einstein, had been working on the so-called “god equation.” >>on no more than one inch long that would allow him to "read the mind of god." so, i said to myself, wow, this is for me. this is something that i have to do. >> reporter: kaku went on to build a particle accelerator in his parent's garage in high school and dedicated his life to finding that equation, which has also been referred to as the“ theory of everything." >> reporter: kaku has written 17 books and appeared in tv specials explaining science. his latest book, “the god equation,” explains the history behind the search for a theory of everything and the emergence of the string theory, which kaku believes could be the equation einstein was searching for. >> the power of string theory is that it unifies the forces of nature. >> reporter: theoretical physicists believe there are four fundamental forces-- strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, gravity and electromagnetism. kaku says if we could explain all of tse forces, we could understand how our universe operates. he equates

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an ocean house in boston has sold a hand written letter by albert einstein which includes his famous e equals m c squared equation. the letter from 1946 sold $1200000.00 in it. einstein proposes the equation to a fellow physicist and a critic of his work. the auction house says there was a bidding war among 5 parties that when i chose to be anonymous, ah, so this is out. there are, these are the top stories in thousands of palestinians and garza are returning to what's left of their homes after 11 days of israeli bombardment. goals, or officials or the violence will cost a $100000000.00 to rebuild the damage to industry, power, and agriculture. meanwhile, tension has remained high across the occupied west bank on this 100 palestinians were injured in skirmishes with israeli forces and illegal settlement.

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albert einstein said that nationalism is the needs of mankind. it's an infantile disease. now, pride in your country is one thing and pride in the positive is wonderful but what we're seeing is concerning. i do think vaccine nationalism is inevitable but i also think it's ethically inexcusable and its epidemiological perilous. because anywhere there's uncontrolled spread, you can get the emergence of variants that a more dangerous, , very dense tht spread more readily, that killed more readily and variants that might overcome even the best of our vaccines. we are not seen that yet. so far the vaccines we have seem to work well against the variants of the variants really are the wild card. this will not be over for the united states until it's over everywhere. and i do think there's a way forward on this. it's not simple but it's possible. as senator barrasso said the mrna technology is standing. the vaccines are very effective and what you've essentially done is taken a somewhat cumbersome or very cumbersome biological process and you have transformed into a chemical proce

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those jews who left germany with some exceptions like albert einstein, of course, were more portable.y could give up jobs, if they drove a taxi in germany, they could drive a taxi in new york. those who were highly successful, had a business or whatever, were more loathed to leave. my father -- again, after 1935, he could no longer work. but his sympathetic employer he worked for a large silk company, suggested to him that they transfer him to amsterdam where they had their dutch office and bring back the german manager, thus solving the problem. when you speak about the holocaust, you also have to try and give a context why holland had been neutral in the great war. and it's also important to remember that in the mid '30s, world war i was only two decades in the rear-view mirror. if you walk about vietnam, it was maybe 35 years ago, and many of us -- certainly my age -- remember as if it happened yesterday. the fact of dutch neutrality was nearly a guarantee in the minds of the dutch and the other germans who fled to holland, that they would be safe with the coming war by the mid-193

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[laughter] >> jesse: you can call me albert einstein. i've been spinning my wheels all lifelong.reat bluffer. boy is he good. also, very stable genius varied >> gillian: very stable. very stable. kennedy? >> kennedy: i think in the study, they gave students two terms: subjective scaling and declarative fraction, which are made up. the people who did the best coming up with fake definitions for them where the most intelligent in the class. >> jesse: i like it. >> kennedy: they have no idea what they were saying, but they knew how to sound smart to put enough quick thoughts together. >> jesse: that's our job. >> kennedy: they should come to washington and run for office, right, katie? >> katie: speaking of washington, this explains a lot about the intelligence of people on capitol hill. they try to lie about it, but they are bad at it. i don't think they fit into this study. >> gillian: juan, what do you think? >> juan: i think the five of us is proof that if you can bluff, you can get on tv and be a genius. [laughter] the only problem is when somebody calls your bluff. then you've

executive order that will build a park called the national garden of heros like whitney w houston and albert einsteinutive order that trump signed online censorship after twitter flagging his tweets as misleading or false. that is one of those revoked and trump is no longer on twitter. these signal a symbolic effort by the white house to reject president trump, to reject his political agenda. it is something that president biden ran on the campaign trail and now he is following through as president. >> jasmine wright, appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> overall on capitol hill, there is a disturbing trend among some house republicans to downplay or actually deny the violence that we all saw with our own eyes on january 6th. >> yeah. it's an attempt to rewrite recent history and adding new urgency for an independent commission to set in stone the facts of that day. it looks like there could finally be a bipartisan deal to make that happen. cnn's daniella diaz is on capitol hill. some concessions from both sides but no sign-off from republican leader mccarthy. >> exactly right. big, big news out of

members are probably not very funny and also so dumb it's like saying i don't want been franklin or albert einstein was on the edge of my seat. i loved that he brought up yet as burgers disease, what a great way to normalize, we know were all different and bring different traits and talents to the table and elon musk is one of the most brilliant immigrants. carley: i thought that was really neat moment, the ratings are in and he did very well the ratings increase from last week to this week. miley cyrus also was one of the big winners. leo: i like miley, he can't be controlled by the left. what charlie said he thinks outside the bike under box, if you are not marching orders 100%, the left hates you, they simply hate you and it's impossible to please them there out to self-destruct each other but a body went off in these independent ways not going to be hurt economically. carley: i totally hear you there, charlie, he did move his business out of california, he moved to texas, that could be another reason why he got criticism because he made his liberal state look back, were going to leave it here,

the albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity in but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy. the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars. to incredible speeds, ah, telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively spectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill. the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hog matter. the orbits of the black hole. it was a milestone in astronomy. me to send in your questions, just go to our website or find us some switch. ah, that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today. thanks for watching. we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy. and the, the, the the the, the the the, the the ah, no matter how's the horn or flashing kind of ours, how would it take to become iconic and take a look at culture that is a global pros ask, how can we 2030 minutes on these w o the little guy that is the 77 perce

among those first 5000 subscribers was albert einstein.ame a publish and -- publication read by a certain kind of people and when the vietnam war and the civil rights movement were so important in the mid-60s he was one of the people that everybody who cared red. in the year i worked with him 1965, 66 something quite remarkable happened. he had always had a serious hearing problem in pictures of him before this he had these hearing aids that made him them look like at the spectacled martian this what i've called it. that year's hearing restored and it was like the world was opening to him in an unusual way but his specialty was taking deeply into documents reporting stuff that other people didn't find in and writing with a zest and humor as well as investigative skills and he offered me this job. he said it's going to be tough because it's a hard job but he said look there's a story on every tree. for izzy the stories were easy to pluck both for a 22-year-old kid but for the one and only time it happened he actually did bios in the weekly

everything that he had worked so hard for those jews who left germany with some exceptions like albert einstein, of course, generally, we're more portable they could give it a jobs if they if they drove a taxi in germany, they could drive a taxi in new york, but those who are deeply ingrained in the status quo who were highly successful or had a business or whatever were more loath to leave. my father again an afternoon 35 he could no longer work but his sympathetic employer he worked for a large cell company. suggested to him that they transferred him to amsterdam where they had their dutch office and bring back the german manager. thus solving the problem. when you speak about the holocaust you also have to try and give it context while holland will holland what had been neutral in the great war and it's also important to remember that in the mid 30s the great war or now world war. i was only two decades in the rear view mirror if you talk about vietnam that was maybe 35 years ago and many of us certainly my age who remembered as it happened yesterday. so the fact of dutch neutrality was near

and they merge with one another to grow. albert einstein predicted them and his general theory of relativity in but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy. the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars. to incredible speeds, telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively spectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill. the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter. the orbits of the black hole. it was a milestone in straumy. me to send in your questions, just go to our website or find us some switch. ah, that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today. thanks for watching. we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy. and i the the the the news the the the the the ah, the ah me the can because you oh small no. they want to know what makes suggestions came in love and bad thing away and i'm not my own everyone with leader holes and every day getting you r

. >>> a handwritten letter by albert einstein featuring his most famous equation is going up for auctionto be the only -- the only handwritten example of e equals mc squared in private possession. it's estimated to be worth as much as $400,000. >>> finally this morning, here is one of the better and much needed side effects of the pandemic, florida governor ron desantis signing a bill making alcohol to go permanent. the law is set to go into effect on july 1st. right in time for fourth of july. the restaurant industry has lobbied for the permanent change as many businesses have struggled throughout this pandemic. texas governor greg abbott made take out cocktails permanent in texas earlier this week. >> the restaurant lobby certainly wanted this. i'm not sure public health officials are so excited about making it easier to walk around with cocktails. >> do you know what, it's summertime in the city. >> it's summertime. thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. i don't like veggies... what?! ♪ whatever you have at home, knorr sides can turn nutr

if you want to see what the earth would be like a million years from now, albert einstein tells you howe back. if you're fast enough, you will come back one year older according to your own clock, but earth will have aged a thousand or a million or billion or trillion years, all depending on how quickly you went. when you step out of the ship, it will be the future. you will have leap-frogged, traveled into the future. >> reporter: according to einstein, it is not just speed that affects time. it is gravity, too. just ask scott and mark kelly, t twin broththers born six minunutes aparrt back in 1964. in 2016, scott, an astronaut, returned to earth after 340 days in the international space station. when he touched down, he added a few milliseconds that to original six-minute age gap. he had traveled in time. >> these are two individuals that experienced different gravitational fields. one was up, one was down. different strengths of gravity. time lapses at different rates. we do this all of the time. every time we go up in an elevator, we're traveling through time at a different rate. >>

. >>> and a letter from albert einstein has sold for $1.2 million.ieved only four examples of the world-changing equation written by einstein and the only one still in private hands you're up to date now. sara, i'll send it back to you. >> rahel, thank you. >>> just under 30 minutes to go before the close here's where we stand in the markets, the dow remains higher, 182. s&p up a tenth of one percent. financials are the best performing sector. the nasdaq is down a quarter of 1% footlocker posting an earnings beat with same-store sales up 80%. up next the company ceo joins us first on cnbc with a look at what's driving growth. >>> check out bonds today, the 10-year hovering a little lower, around 1.63. factory activity rising to the higher in may in more than a decade >>> 10-year yield very little change on the week we'll be right back. sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful,

immigrants who want to put their genius to work for the good of america as nikola tess la and albert einstein, and the person who paved the way for today's covid's vaccines. strengthening america's role in science and technology is an essential piece to keep our leadership in the world. for that reason i support the endless frontier act. i urge my colleagues to do the same. mr. president, i have ten requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and new minority leade. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: on the way over to the floor, i received a cnn news alert. and it was, biden scales up the pressure on netanyahu. so i come to the floor to tell you, mr. president, and to tell the nation that i stand with israel. like millions of americans, i have been disturbed to see the biden administration make a false equivalence between israel and the terrorist group hamas. mr. president, there's no equivalence here. hamas is a terrorist group funded by iran. these terrorists have fired over 3,00

. >>> next $1.2 million, that is how much this letter written by albert einstein sold at auction. what leonardo dicaprio paid for this lavish home for his mom. this mansion is six minutes from a home he bought in 2018 for his dad. what if mom's house is nicer than dad's? that is his problem. emily: the hard thing, mother's mansion not valued at 1.78 million puts us all to shame. will: i have a hard time remembering mother's day. nothing on leonardo dicaprio. emily: that is amazing. how gorgeous. will: i love you mom. i promise you i will get you something nice one day. it may not be that nice. pete: i would like to pay for my parents travel throughout europe. one day. i'm not there. a lot hinges on bitcoin. emily: this year i took my mom whale watching. it was fun. went for the day outside of seattle t was so fun. we saw lots of whales. will: amazing. coming up, we have our guest. our next guest is one of the council members who voted against a mayor's plan in kansas city making the city less safe they argue. kansas city councilwoman joins us right now. theresa, thank you so much