molecules, okay, but atoms are what we're gonna talk about today. atoms are big or atoms are small? - very small. - small or small-small? - small-small. - small-small-small small. we'll talk about how big, how small atoms are. anyway, we have all the atoms arranged in our textbook. open to the front cover and you will see the periodic table, periodic chart of the elements. and this is the periodic chart, gang. you guys have gotta memorize that by next time. will you learn any physics at all if you do memorize that? no. you'll learn no physics, none. all you'll know is a lot of names and a lot of chart, okay? but what is this chart? this chart is an enormous detective story, put this together. what it does is it lists all the atoms by atomic number, starting off number one with hydrogen, jump over to the page, helium, then lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, what comes after carbon, gang? nitrogen. guess which is heavier, carbon or nitrogen? nitrogen. see, they keep getting heavier than ever, then oxygen, fluorine, neon and so forth. let's talk about those atoms. let's talk about some

>> there's lots of secret service and they're locking down the city because there's a threat of atomic bombs, so -- >> all day today he's been awake the entire time, continuously hitting the windows every couple of minutes, and i continually go eeee what his issue is. it's ranged from being the new sheriff to that he's won the presidential election. >> he has numerous stays over the past 11 years. convicted of crimes including theft, credit card fraud, and writing bad checks. many of those stays have included evaluations by the psychiatric staff to disruptive behavior and what he says. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> my name is really john schmidt. i'm not a -- >> well, i know who you are. >> all right. >> i'll be back. >> in the system for like 11 years now, and basically kept me in here because i found out a lot of dirty secrets about cleveland. osama bin laden is still alive. he never left the country. we could never find him because he was in cleveland. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yes. he was at the horseshoe casino. and he

making the atoms of mankind the phrase atom for peace became a popular expression. skeptics jokes that the soviet union was obsessed and even wanted to fit atomic engines into planes and ships. to be staged without the nuclear powered russian icebreaker fleet they've proved themselves extremely reliable in all the years they've been in service. a single nuclear accident and no one of them ever failed to complete an assignment. we shouldn't cross the line. it should maintain distance it may look as though the ships are crossing clear water but in fact the ice breakers are driving many tons of ice from the pumps with an ingenious device known as a new metric washing system. it's no easy task never gasing this many ships through so much ice. normally there are no more than two ships. total of fourteen. she just didn't i was supposed to be aboard the vygotsky the ship behind us. and it's about my daughter was born in july and i thought i should take a break so i took a vacation and now i'm catching up on the most important thing is that my wife understands that i have t

because a parking plot attend ant said you told them it was a nuclear bomb, atomic bomb, and if they undo the key chain, it will ignite and go off. >> according to the police report, schmidt told the parking lot attendant he had an atomic bomb in his car and planned to blow up the city of cleveland. the attendant called police and schmidt was arrested, and no bomb was uncovered in his vehicle. they know him well enough not to take everything he has literally. >> you've been watching outside. what's going on out there? >> there's lots of secret service and they're locking down the city because there's a threat of atomic bombs, so -- >> all day today he's been awake the entire time, continuously hitting the windows every couple of minutes, and i continually go up and see what his issue is. it's ranged from being the new sheriff to that he's won the presidential election. >> he has numerous stays over the past 11 years. convicted of crimes including theft, credit card fraud, and writing bad checks. many of those stays have included evaluations by the jail psychiatric staff due to disrup

crisis disgusting detonate as iran will address suspicions that it may have worked on designing an atomic weapon the test is in bosnia call for snap elections in the wake of riots sparked by anger over corruption and unemployment. the second round of un sponsored peace talks between the syrian government and opposition begin today in geneva the tickets for both sides of the ride to the discussions which are expected to last five days but there's no sign peace with their new best of the round one last time there wasn't even if the deal humanitarian relief that tibetan movement on the pc with a transitional government. however since then some ace has been allowed into the besieged city of homestead evacuations culminates in six hundred people being caught out on sunday by the un and syrian red crescent. they get footage from inside the sticky said scores of women children and older men carrying a few packs of possessions is that the un vehicles. holmes is one of the first areas to rebel against the government to present the cowardice that in twenty eleven event of the post here is people wh

bomb race and the international atomic energy agency says iran has a great too. it came at seven that has it that the next three months and being cruel to access full inspections to the shock that high end uranium mining and the announcement came up to today so what's with the stride as constructed technique old colts and tear and it was rejected accusations by several western countries and these mailed back a tasty looking at the back and saying the allegations on base since it is bound to come up race with the iaea to clear out any onto facial and the kiwi kiss. add the rest of the sheep farming is still sell a scene in ukraine eco safe to say daddy around in all the scots easy but it's taken the south program will be the us during the upcoming round of new people too late to this month the meena out a statement. kamikaze run and the p five plus one vote has achieved an interim agreement awesome and that in geneva under which he roundly condemn it is the reigning enrichment in exchange for limited sanctions freebie what was the last two years related to the fro

with the atomic bomb. you finally get used to it. we started with apple 35 years ago or 40 years ago. people said oh my gosh, this is horrible. it is attracting our kids from socializing. a few years later, it is the accepted norm. the newest thing, they say this is bothering society. changing. you cannot stop this change, it is a big steamroller. you are not going to stop it. it is going to change, unfortunate when we grow up -- i grew up with newspapers. it was a lot more efficient than scrolling through pages on a tablet. all the kids were getting just as well as you kidded as i was. they knew what was going on in the world from a computer. i forget the question. [laughter] enough. thank you. >> thank you for being with us. my name is roxanne, i am a secondary education and english major. lot isng we talk about a the integration of technology into the classroom. i just want to know, i am assuming coming from your background that you are pro-technology in education. i am curious what you see as the pros

. >> that's where the lead is shaved up to the ball, it's melted down and atoms are counted. >> counted and then compared. but the atomic composition of the bullets recovered from john helble was not what investigators had hoped for. >> the results showed us that the bullets recovered from john were not the same bullets removed from andy risch's news graybull, wyoming. >> investigators found smudge marks on the inside window of risch's jeep, similar to those caused by animals when pressing their nose against the glass. was it possible that risch used his car to transport helble's across town after the murder. police took kiesha's nose print in the same way they collect human fingerprints. each dog's nose print is as unique as a fingerprint. >> unfortunately, we weren't able to get the type of smudges or prints actually from the vehicle that would enable us to do that. but it certainly was an interesting element that we pursued for some time. >> after several months with no forensic evidence and very few leads, the investigation into john helble's murder was starting to turn cold. so inv

seven step program doesn't, for instance, allow for the full inspection, despite the international atomic energy agency insisting for the past 2 years its experts should be granted access to the site. >> this is a military base. it does not have anything to do with the nuclear activities. aea inspectors have visited at least twice in the past. they couldn't find anything, any wrongdoing. >> authorities insist they have nothing to hide. inspectorser, visited a heavy water plant to allay concerns over the site's true purpose. the regime refuses to be pushed around. >> we cannot accept any closure site that weany have. accept even the idea of closing it. approach toran's negotiations with the west, the international community is looking closely to see if iran is serious in addressing concerns over its nuclear program. although most of the sanctions are still in place, people here are confident that the future will bring peace and economic stability. costshave hope that the of living will drop. it has been very difficult for us. the situation isn't ideal, but we are optimistic. >> frozen asse

after two days of meetings with international atomic energy agency officials, iran today agreed to seven new steps to shed light on its nuclear program, including aspects long thought to be military in nature. the next round of negotiations between iran and the world's leading powers will take place in vienna the weeks after next. we'll have more on this right after the news summary. >>> turning to afghanistan, there's word tonight the obama administration will announce a new $300 million aid package to that country tomorrow. the money will go to farmers, promote international trade and improve opportunities for university students. the gains once foreign troops leave. peace talks between assad regime and rebels that seek to overthrow it tomorrow. hundreds had been stranded with little food and scares medical supplies evacuated from the besieged city of homs. for a second straight day aid workers came under fire. >>> married owners of a bangladesh factory where 112 factory workers died in 2012 have surrendered to authorities. the two who were charged with homicide in december were denied

backs to refine said nuclear energy programs they've announced the details of a plan that designates atomic energy as an important source of power by nhk world you reach a cocktail of points. no the danger we will figure out how much nuclear power we need to win and we will secure that the mount wilson the draft document adopted by a group of cabinet ministers and gorse is a major change in japan's energy policy the nuclear accident in issue three years ago triggered a nationwide debate over nuclear power the ruling party of the five promises to phase out nuclear energy whizzing through the years. to go on his return to palm a good december two thousand fall collection change the situation. the prime minister called the elimination of nuclear power would be responsible the trough and the policy adopted on tuesday he says the government will restart reactors but was weakly it the latest safety regulations the document also underlines the need to learn from the nuclear accident. and he pulled themselves safe but some people question whether it is really safe to resume operations. nuclear comp

they've spent decades dealing with the aftermath of atomic and hydrogen bomb tests in their presence as all those who have experienced the tragedy of nuclear bombs should unite to tell the world. out into me and the weapons are an aged care worlds meet scottish power reports people living on the marshall islands have seen firsthand what new zealanders can do. us scientists conducted sixty seven atomic and hydrogen can stand in the nineteen forties and fifty s. residents of the pacific islands are still dealing with the after effects. what the epicenter a bit. copy what i steal all of that. by the people the events. missy and marshall island as my mom has seen many mystery of the most devastating against us forces to say that i don't jam on the beach. the device was one thousand times more powerful than the one drop donahue machine. yet that's what i and the us will think of him and gave no warning to those living near the test side the un says more than two hundred and fifty people were exposed to high doses of radiation. the nuclear fallout kid cocoon of a japanese fishing boat near

it seems many a full end of the atomic ambitions leader of the democratic up to my children's sake. from his phone's the bases building momentum and seems prepares to cost isn't that's why it is helpful to sylvia bayliss tony over electoral reform for tumble. the former prime minister chavez still hangs over to his politics which up to such a long period of domination by one man is now in flux. the vacuum just waiting to be filled. a little on the whole syrians have been killed in a three week since peace talks began them at any of time in the civil war according to a new report. the british based cereal bowls of a treat to human rights claims more than two hundred and thirty people that day had been killed syrian troops shoal ruffle tones of them that these older. it's unclear how far the bloodshed is a result of the stock trade talks. but scientists seek to improve the welcoming positions by gaining territory. there's been little sign of a breakthrough in the second round of talks between president bashar al assad government and the opposition the fresh air for those expected to b

she says he was going into russian and two atomic bomb survivors. he says he learnt the piano from his mother and taught himself competition. he says he completely lost his killing fifteen years ago. in nineteen ninety nine he released seem to make sweet rising sun. based on music for the puppy had bball game when the mishap. he's so funny memo on hiroshima was credited as giving hope to many crying that much to assassinate of the disaster it became of me jack the piece was paid out that course entered into stazon eight to commemorate the group of eight parliamentary speaker sneaking into toshiba. mccain got it down. on wednesday some had coached owned up to the park to keep a can of the composer to write seem to need them by lama and other lacks. he borrows as well be trained his finest. in contrast he has to use that goes right to form one of them at dt my mother was pregnant with me when she experiences the atomic bombing. i have high hopes for some lugosi and respect him. she sees him know i was very happy that could cause if he or she not looki

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the discussion on the atomic spice continued. the factly incorrect discussion continued only because venona was declassified far too late. this should be a continuing lesson for all the agency. where does that leave us now as far as the stite of counter intelligence? i've had several moments turnover last decade where i thought the tsunami i talked about was reseeding. clear decade, it's very it suffers from the same shortage of authority and structure and resources that the d.n.i. as a whole suffers from. i'm glad to see my good friend burton here tonight. i was excited when they published a few years ago and i thought here is an underpinning for intelligence and counter intelligence. that movement has yet to appear. i was encouraging by the advanced research project for intelligence and i hoped it would lead to a manhattan project on counter intelligence in the 21st century. when a proached with such a proposal the lack of interest affs parent. when i ha later raised this with a senior official, not michelle, i was told we just

japan atomic power officials would also pledged to get support from six local governments near kochi. analysts say the agreement will give local governments a stronger voice in improving nuclear plants nearly one million people within thirty km of the token facility would have to leave their homes if a series of serious accident occurred i eye. thailand's election commission says the government can use a portion of its budget to pay farmers for bryce purchased her controversial program but the amount of money falls far short of what's required and officials are now looking for additional funds to make the overdue payments to look on to neverland bangkok has the story. the commission on tuesday said the government could spend about twenty two million dollars from its current budget of becoming as fun as the event's three billion gallons. the thai constitution requires that the county can come and seek approval from the election commission before spending any money. dissolve the parliament in december and when the head with a snap election period this month that link to the formation of

scientists conducted 67 atomic and hydrogen tests there in the 1940s and 50s. and residents of the pacific islands are still dealing with the aftereffects. >> more than half a century later our people are still haunted by the painful events. >> reporter: this year, marshall islanders are marking the 60th anniversary of the most devastating test. u.s. forces tested a hydrogen bomb in the bikini atoll. the device was 1,000 times more powerful than the one dropped on hiroshima. the islands were under u.s. rule, but the government gave no warning to those living near the test site. the u.s. says more than 250 people were exposed to high doses of radiation. the nuclear fallout hit the crew of a japanese fishing boat near the site. one member died six months later. president christopher j.loek marked the anniversary of the test by visiting japan, and he told people that the scars from the tests are far from healed. >> we still see people who have health -- continue to have health problems. and a lot of people are still exiled from their home islands. and we don't kno

tehran to finally start addressing long held suspicions that it may have researched how to be its atomic bombs. the icac investigation is focused on whether iran sought to make a bomb technology and a pasta and if it gets too depending whether such lax has seen stall. tehran says it will cooperate to pair up with eco was annie and be gay teens ties between the two sides has improved since last year's election as a relatively small groups present some real funny. for more on bass let's cross live to our report said the onesie and inti iran has a genial it's been ages few gulps of the meeting between iran and the iaea. well at just two hours there needed to be done and the iaea if he she has a set that as they can be of negotiations and that the relevant because it's a close on the team with you and not much monty skills and that we could see our cutting to the tube dunn said the spokesperson of he runs the economy and the non finance leasing and bad knees that in mind that moment d and he emphasized that if hearing in the last. at yesterday's negotiations the line iaea of the shows have b

honey meanwhile has announced that his country's doors are open to u n atomic watchdog the iaea the day away that the comments came as the iranian state tv reported that the islamic republic had successfully test fired a domestically made long range ballistic missile capable of reaching israel and us military bases in the middle east iranian state. he gave israel for the cause for concern in recent days when a documentary showing the simulated bombing intended the end of american and croft carrying uss abraham lincoln in hypothetical retaliation for an israeli or american strike on the islamic republic. to run he said that its ballistic missile program and all the defense related issues will not be on the table when you're on and will now is continue it only talks in vienna later this month that signs will be attempting to come to an long term agreement to replace the preliminary deal which was made last seen in a band of iran maintains that its teaching the wax is for peaceful purposes. we ate it all in the fall and its many anti government protesters in ukraine's to tokyo for taking t

[ chuckles ] split atoms? [ whoooosh! ] hey, how is that atom-splitting thing going?ng ] [ electronic whistling ] [ zap! ] oh! a smarter way to shop around. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> every prison inmate must make decisions about how to do his time and how to create a life behind bars. we've encountered a number of prisoners who have made an unusual choice. they are not only openly gay, but for all practical purposes, function in prison as women. >> i'm the most popular one. they call me countess, the countess, above all. because i look more female like than any of the other ones here. i don't lift weights. i don't do any of that stuff. i just be me. i flirt. oh, god. i flirt, yes. >> but there's another side to randi stemper. he is serving a 25-year sentence for attempted murder. >> i shot somebody for stupid reasons. >> what? >> i shot them for getting me the wrong bottle of vodka, stole his truck, an 18-wheeler. >> in this previously unaired footage, stemper claims to use his sexuality to manipulate other inmates. >> you target people with we

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squeezing this tiny pellet of hydrogen fuel until atoms start to combine. now, by adjusting, scientists have gotten fuel to start heating itself. >> it's decades of research into fusion physics. >> it's a major step towards the ultimate goal which is ignition the nuclear equivalent of getting fuel to catch fire so it burns on its own. now, fuel giving off about twice the energy but only a tiny bit is reacting. ignition is a change >> kwaul to pounds of burning coal. >> it would be incredible long term solution to our energy needs >> merger between two largest cable company is not proving very popular, comcast announced plans to buy time warner cable. if approved it will dominate with more than 30 million subscribers and say consumers would benefit from new, better products but consumer advocates believe less competition will drive up bills. >> it's going to end up hitting you in the wallet. if you don't like dealing with the cable guy, just imagine, the cable guy on steroids. >> there is little or no overlap many say such a large company will be able to dic

maybe like the iron atoms become lead atoms or something like that, you hear what i'm saying? let's suppose, it's just a thought experiment, gang, let's suppose you're on the earth and all of a sudden, it became twice as massive. what would your weight do? how many say, all of a sudden, honey, you'd weigh twice as much? show hands. suppose you're standing here on a bathroom scale and for some reason your mass becomes-- you're eating a lot of doughnuts, a lot of eclairs for a long time, you become twice as massive. oh, what happened to the force of gravity between you and the world? hey, that's easy. more, how much more? how many say that tells me how much more? make one of those twice on the top, the force becomes twice. you see that? so you become twice as massive. i mean twice the weight. so people that are twice as massive, weigh twice as much. do you see there's a difference between the two ideas? some people don't. they say, are you saying the same thing? no, no, no, no, how much mass you have is altogether different then how hard it's being pulled by gravity? but you can

. >> we were after atomic biological and chemical weapons. our secret intelligence programs wanted the information, and fast. >> we did a better job than the russians at getting most of them. operation paper clip was started. first, classified and president truman okayed it with a caveat. he said we shouldn't bring over nazi party members and ss members. that was ignored. >> that was the benign public face of paper clip. it was a military program, that these were good german scientists with no naas which ideology in them. that was not the case, according to my research. >> let's start with some people. one was a household name, the father of the saturn rocket, seen there with john f kennedy, very prominent and important. you point out he was in charge of a program where a lot of people died. >> absolutely, and a member of the ss. the u.s. army and helped von brown to whitewash his path. the space race with the soviets was the key to soup rem si. there's no way the general public could swap j the idea that von brown had dark-hard programs duri

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[ chuckles ] split atoms? [ whoooosh! ] hey, how is that atom-splitting thing going?the kinks were doing or any of those rock 'n roll bands. and for a period of time there was a distinct culture between the folk culture and the rock 'n roll culture. ♪ hey mr. tambourine man, play a song for me ♪ ♪ i'm not sleepy and there's no place i'm going to ♪ >> in 1964, during that first tour, the beatles had the opportunity to meet bob dylan. he understood what they were doing musically and they were awakened by the more personal perspective of his songs. >> dylan was a huge influence on john lennon. i think it inspired him to write more serious songs, deeper songs, and be more experimental lyrically. ♪ i once met a girl, or should i say once met me ♪ >> bob dylan going electric is another one of those big seismic changes in the pop music era in the '60s. >> he was bold enough to leave his comfort zone. ♪ i ain't going to work on maggie's farm no more ♪ >> it's not just about dylan going electric. but it's also about the fusion of an emerging tradition of popular music that was

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the international atomic energy agency will handle the inspection.he agreement is separate from the nuclear deal made with six world powers last year. >> joseph costa joins us, director of the presumon national -- truman national group in washington d.c. how optimistic are you about the new round of negotiations with iran. >> i'm more optimistic than i was a year ago today. what iran agreed to today, and terms of addressing seven additional issues that it will allow the i.a.e.a. to have access of information to, these are the items that the international community have been looking to get around to for years. one of the most noteworthy is an actual detonator that could be used for a nuclear weapon. this is something that iran developed in the past. >> that's disappointing just as the conversation was getting started we lost the feed. we may have him back. joseph, can you hear me? >> sure i can hear you. >> we lost you. gone on with your point. you are encouraged by iran's moves recently. >> we are seeing the internal political dimension is towards ne