maybe the definition of "planet" should consider the rest of the cosmos as well. seen and learned on my journey, we decided it only seemed right to add to our treatment of pluto here at the planetarium. so we attached this plaque. and it says: where's pluto? some astronomers regard pluto as a kuiper belt object, some call it a planet, and others think of it as both. this confusion arises because a consensus has yet to emerge on the scientific definition of "planet." so are we ever going to agree? no, i don't think we are. i don't think agreement is necessary. culture will take its course. these two guys are the cantankerous ones. (all talking at once) novacek: science is an exciting area. it's an area of change. science is always changing, and you have to go with the flow, and sometimes that means changing names and reclassifying things that are held sacred, like pluto. tyson has to understand something. we don't care what it really is. we just want to call it pluto. an astounding variety of life-- 9,000 species of birds, 350,000 kinds of beetles, 28,000 types of

stevens, it's cosmo.

but insistd that in it's broken state could the cosmos belong to those who lives within. the goddess grown found the universe under board games in a closet. she did not give it to her children. she did not have it fixed by her husband instead slipping away now and then from her family she delighted in the haphazard way it ran. the release in her life. >> the next one is entitled. explanation. twisted tree branches explain exactly themselves. the next is called, a simple story. his love was too simple. if he met a woman who imagined what it would it be like to be her husband. he learned she was already attached. if she did interest in him he would bring her fresh oranges. she'd leave him certain that no man could love truly to such scant evidence. his evidence was not meager he was not trying to judge her. his love was too simple and he belonged to her simply if her love was as simple as his. immigration. their final night together before she had to go back home, she clung to him as if he were a mighty sclif and between them and morning was an awful abyss. as they slept th

a blue that hums deeply a harmony of ferm ment denying stars shining inside the cosmos. forever blue where life dies and is reborn. an eternal blue that exists above the storm. a blue that doesn't suffer discord that would smile if it had a mouth. embrace if it was armed. comfort if it grew heart. instead it arcs a concert of blues hovering over the earth in an endless ocean of impossible quiet. thick with blue beyond blue. a blue that disappears when clutched in the fist, a blue invisible and solid. thank you very much. [applause] >> please, welcome camill. >> that was a great reading and you changed up my play list. >> start with a poem i read after i learned that the rate of valum prescriptions in baghdad sky rocketed after the u.s. entry into that space. the title of the poem and it is the words the probably roost which is bitter. biting, cutting, sharp. bitan. once, she was a fearest dark girl who's tongue skipped top of meeting. teeth, teeth top of mouth like double dutch with the word that ment her thoughts cutting circles through the day. no chance she'd be the o

. >> inside of these cabinet control cabinets are priceless particles of the cosmos, rocks and space that gives scientists a snapshot of how planet earth was formed. >> meter rights are little timepieces from the formation of the solar system. they represent the earliest processes of the planetary formation. >> this is the world's largest public collection of your rights gathered from antarctica. >> you can see this powder black crest is called a fusion crust. this forms as it passes through the earth's atmosphere and the outer layer is melting as it is passing through the atmosphere. >> around 5% of meteorites found on earth are thought to have originated from the asteroid. these images show the surface craters caused by impact that scientists now believe blew the rocks into space. there is some 18,000 meter rights in the collection and there is always something new to be discovered. -- there is some 18,000 meteorites in the collection. they don't know where they have come from. the nasa mission might be able to solve part of that mystery. in a few years, it is due to reach another

. >> inside of these climate controlled cabinets lie prices particles of the cosmos.ocks off from space that scientists the snapshot of how planted earth was formed. >> that these have the early history of our solar system. they represent the earliest processes of planetary formation. >> this is the world's largest public connection of meteorites gathered from antarctica. you can see -- >> you can see this outer crust which is called a fusion cross which forms as it passes through the atmosphere. you get this coating on the outside. >> around 5% of meteorites found on earth are thought to originate from the asteroid. these images show the surface craters caused by impact and scientists believe that it blew the rock into space. there are some 18,000 meter rights in the collection and there's always something new to be discovered. -- media rights - - meteorites in the collection and there's always something new to be discovered. a new nasa mission is set to reach an asteroid and at that point they should be able to tell if this rock or any of the others originated from

. >> the cosmo here. >> we like cosmos all day long but stay away.it juice in it has sneaky sources of sugar. instead of going with 200 calories for the cosmo, we say go with the champagne. it's great because it has the built in portion awareness glass. 75 calories and a gram of sugar and no fat in there. >> you're at a party a while. you're going to have one or two of these. >> certainly. you got to be careful. all of these drinks if you drink or eat poorly the holiday season the average person gains a pound. if you had the white chock la mocha every day between thanksgiving and new year's you would gain eight pounds right to the gut! >> matt thank you so much. for more tips and how to enjoy the holidays or keeping your wasteline in check, go to webmd.com and search healthy holidays. >>> up next a dream come true for fans of michael jackson. a tour of the contents of his last house just before they go up for auction. this is "the early show" on cbs. back then, he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future but fortunately, so

that would mean the cosmos is a partner which is absurd. with absurdity you realize there's no debt. in the bible face start with morality is that but it is actually forgiving debts. through redemption and canceling debt. there's a great tradition of debt cancellation that is truly divine. that ambivalence for buddhist examples as well is constant and reflected in this strange gil morales we were people to act like a friend of mine at st. you can't cancel their debts. that is absurd. the idea that debt and morality is the same thing. look at world history ended is impossible to find a money lender who is not represented as evil. how do you swear that? there is a fundamental in coherence behind the way we talk about these things. the historical legacy of systems of violence we are no longer able to see strikes me that the most powerful way invented to take a relation of fear and coercion and make it seem moral -- a conqueror -- i could kill you and didn't so you owe me your life. therefore you owe me. i will tell you how much you owe me. i a

. >> inside of these climate controlled cabinets lie prices particles of the cosmos.ocks off from space that scientists the snapshot of how planted earth was formed. >> that these have the early history of our solar system. they represent the earliest processes of planetary formation. >> this is the world's largest public connection of meteorites gathered from antarctica. you can see -- >> you can see this outer crust which is called a fusion cross which forms as it passes through the atmosphere. you get this coating on the outside. >> around 5% of meteorites found on earth are thought to originate from the asteroid. these images show the surface craters caused by impact and scientists believe that it blew the rock into space. there are some 18,000 meter rights in the collection and there's always something new to be discovered. -- media rights - - meteorites in the collection and there's always something new to be discovered. a new nasa mission is set to reach an asteroid and at that point they should be able to tell if this rock or any of the others originated from

[laugh] i know joe and cosmo, the manager. one lady named pearl harbor. yes.me good italian dinners. we used to cook every sunday. my mother would come. we would show the boys how it is done. >> punks for lunch. >> yes, there were very sweet. >> he is best known for his gangster films like "goodfella." but the doctors is one have his heart is hitting, "casino," is a political allegory. the crash we all now in door, he says he put on a screen two decades ago. >> toomey, it has to be in the microcosm, in a way. for me, "casino," for example, was a political film. in the opening image, you have robert denair walked out on the screen in -- to have roberts deniro wanted the street in patent leather shoes, gets into his cadillac, turns the key, and the car blows up. it is true story. the amount of excess, the amount of -- there's nothing that is never enough. until finally, it explodes. this was 1995. it was a concern of mine that -- and that is why i am making the george harrison film. harrison said i had everything at the age of 19 to 21, but he said, there has to

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to paper to the world trade organization and embrace the benefits along with the membership of the cosmos a hundred hundred potential. new sanctions in a foreign invasion in syria moscow presents a new resolutions of the un security council calling for the government until position to be for increases through dialogue over two dozen state security offices but the recent actions by only japan. security and nuclear power to cement the partnership between the two major. of the leaders of russia and india meet in moscow they're also looking to help create stability amid the type of times of the global crisis. next the world on the plate. and some of the international eateries. hello and welcome to the pride when this speech i will be taking a look at that through to restaurants in moscow from persian food to fit me face the russian capital it's with cuisine from all over the world you can pretty much find anything here and now a far cry from say a decade or so ago i always thought of as the armenian food store situated percents carswell. like any other major capital city moscow has its own fo

just the one cosmo., but dropping that glass kind of nipped that in the bud. (laughs): yeah. everything okay? yeah, fine. bax and i need to discuss a few things. maria will take you in the exam room. hang tight. we'll be right in. i'll be waiting. you saw the tremor, right? yeah, yeah. i got this new thing called "vision." she mention any other history of neuro symptoms, besides carpal tunnel? no. no. that's why i asked how many drinks she had at that benefit last night. could be alcohol related. pilot with a drinking problem-- that's, that's fantastic. it's a high-stress job. that could cause tremors; fatigue, too. so could drug abuse, strokes and a brain tumor. she needs an mri. mri. all right, carol, let's get you to an mri... colette, did you see miss gordon leave? uh, yeah, couple minutes ago. she said she was done and you told her to go home. i've never seen a patient run out on you. yeah. second one in two days. sears last minute gift sale is on now. use you 15% off savings pass for amazing deals

the dark exchange the off market is greater than the visible market so it's like the galaxy in the cosmos itself some speculate that the dark matter and dark energy is greater than the visible world that we live in this is true of the financial frauds on wall street the amount of frauds greater than what we see on a day to day basis hank paulson is kind of like the einstein of fraud he's taken the entire concept of breaking the law and multiply that times a coefficient of his own corrupt soul he's satan time satan well i saw this word bazooka in the headlines again and you know that goldman sachs bankers have been installed to governments as technocrats throughout europe. well here's the headline also on michelle blocks global economic analysis website german finance minister says big bazooka not ready would not stem crisis even if it was plans to intricate and complex for investors to understand so according to what gang shall bull germany's finance minister i remember hank paulson was finance minister when he used this phrase big bazooka europe's big bazooka bailout fund is not ready an

pgh some team say that the ecircumstances jacentral discovo mary the cosmos and the world. we have seen a lot of over lat. there has a history i over lapsf history. one d'or matters right now is about dark matter. what is the mat he were that didn't inter act by it matters so that could be a part coal. -- parts kel. thaa part coal.apart coal. there are other questions about was there a period ever e. pangs. can we veshfy that. there is a lot of areas overlapping from the ?awrl and d the large. we do live we he taken you to physics 101. "newsweek" this week there is her story. in sear of the good gl particle a word she doesn't necessarily love join citses have spent decades looking for the bug. they have gotten one step closer to the fiebledzing d unlocking the mystery of how we all got here. >> pgh that is right.th is righ. one things that was encouraging was about h excited people are about that. >> you mean the world ofphysics. >> people do want to flow theorg qoation r qoation r questions. to -- >>> president clinton says abouk differently and encourage you to make smart

a you're not going to get any progress in jumpstarting your economy like the galaxy in the cosmos itself some speculate that the dark matter and dark energy is greater than the visible world that we live in this is true other financial fraud on wall street the amount of frauds greater than what we see on a day to day basis. like the einstein a fraud he's taken the entire concept of breaking the law walt applied at times a coefficient of a corrupt soul he's certain times. it's ok to have you with us today here on our t.v. right now and for the compromising policies to banish all signs of a soviet legacy a stone in officials are pushing harder and harder on the country's still vast russian speaking community the minority that's long been threatened with a mother tongue band and now plans to fight to the bitter end for language freedom as artie's alexy reports. the russian speaking fisherman catches a magic fish it promises to fulfill all his wishes in a stormy and but he does not understand the language and he dumps it this social and urges the russian minority in the studio to learn as st

carrying valuable food and supplies for the international space station at the time we were hearing from cosmos and from the guys on the space station who that those food supplies had been for saying no this is fine it's ok i remember saying in my reports look these guys go through extensive cosmonaut training they know what they're doing they'll be fine. volkov who is actually the mission commander who is up there when he returned from his time in space he was telling me that yeah they were genuinely a little bit worried they were generally scared at times they were going to run out of food they didn't know if they were going to be able to be brought back down to earth before that ran out in the beginning of twenty twelve. pressures that these people put themselves through evident thankfully that these failures that we've seen today seen this year these failures that we've seen this year didn't result in . any major problems on manned space flight that's always the big concern but. it has shown me the perseverance of these people who do risk their lives going into space on a well as a job they

"nova: the fabric of the cosmos." to order, visit shoppbs, or you could download on itunes.american experience. it was wild and out of control the flash apparently official revealing our strengths... it shall be called the hoover dam our struggles. he said it is madness beyond measure putting you into history... and taking you to the moment. we have a liftoff these are our stories. it's felt experience our american experience. only on pbs. [dramatic music] ♪ [metallic clicking] [growling] [grunting] [rustling] [whining] [crackling] [snarling and growling] [dog whining] thud! thud! thud! >> [screaming] [typewriter keys clacking] >> you may inform the secretary of the royal society that i have entitled my michaelmas lecture "darwin's fundamental error." >> that'll raise a few hackles, sir. >> will it not. i must be off. you can acknowledge all of these. there's a good chap. thanks. >> father? >> my dear. >> did you hear how roy barked last night? it was dreadful. >> no, no i didn't. did you hear him, bennett? >> i can't say i did, sir. >> he kept on and on. he howled too. i'm

pgh some team say that the ecircumstances jacentral discovo mary the cosmos and the world. we have seen a lot of over lat. there has a history i over lapsf history. one d'or matters right now is about dark matter. what is the mat he were that didn't inter act by it matters so that could be a part coal. -- parts kel. thaa part coal.apart coal. there are other questions about was there a period ever e. pangs. can we veshfy that. there is a lot of areas overlapping from the ?awrl and d the large. we do live we he taken you to physics 101. "newsweek" this week there is her story. in sear of the good gl particle a word she doesn't necessarily love join citses have spent decades looking for the bug. they have gotten one step closer to the fiebledzing d unlocking the mystery of how we all got here. >> pgh that is right.th is righ. one things that was encouraging was about h excited people are about that. >> you mean the world ofphysics. >> people do want to flow theorg qoation r qoation r questions. to -- >>> president clinton says abouk differently and encourage you to make smart

police in northern cosmo's stop russian frogs carrying humanitarian aid from reaching struggling local serbs stripping them while supplies in an apparent show up political force. and revolution flashback tens of thousands of people across libya take to the streets to demonstrate against the country's transitional government the protesters want immediate reforms and more transparency as patients where the post gadhafi government where a stand. that is latest plan to save the euro zone faces a very real prospect of falling flat on its face death stricken bureaucrats will have to persuade their a skeptic britain to cough opt for a new blog why the bailout through the i.m.f. . as they have been here in our next richard will bring us the latest sports news. well welcome to schools is a really good to have you with us but i have a lot. so i'm giving talks about so you go to on the legs of science i mean to win group well boy the bunch of europa league days. back on the ice we look at the. first month since the deadly crash the whole team. belongs to bring in japan and they allege and feel th

world's first cosmic outpost the mir space station you're a correction from the russian academy of cosmos six says that talk has already become a legend long before he passed away. he was born in the right place and. he took a full advantage to it he was. created to what he was doing. and he was a blessed the rural career. he was special for space. above all remember two things first he was one of the major contributors to the design. and he will also be remembered for writing. a revolutionary book called people which could be called a need as a generation. and the russian cosmonaut ics. greene is here with the business he's very shortly but first let's have a look at what else is making news around the world in our world update tributes to the victims of tuesday's deadly gun and grenade attack in belgium with many people laying flowers at the site of a makeshift memorial meanwhile police have found the body of a female house cleaner in a shed belonging to a money who killed five hundred twenty at a busy market the gunman who died during his rampage reportedly killed a woman before carryi

cosmos were good, waiter were cute. and the gym was close by. 55 they decided to go back to ocean view because prices were reasonable, wine list was good, lighting better, restaurant at air conditioning and fish was good for their cholesterol. every five years the ladies continued to meet. when they turned 85, they decided the ocean view would be the perfect place for their christmas celebration because it was wheelchair accessible and they'd never been there before. >> that's good. that's good. you know what it's time for? bobbie's buzz! bobbie thomas. merry christmas, bobbie. love you. >> by the end of the month there will be countless new owners of ipads and phones, et cetera. i thought here are some gifts you might want to get yourself in anticipation. this is such a cool invention. it's a case that is meant to go on an iphone to actually become a keyboard. from sharper image they sell this for $74. a lot of people complain about not having a physical key pad. this is the hottest new invention so you can bang out e-

. >>> and later on, you may not be able to head into the cosmos in this life, but what about the next how to get a break on a stellar eternal resting place. >>> and up next, you may have been known for her white diamonds, but it's her gems of all colors getting noticed tonight. look at the auction for elizabeth taylor's jewels after the break. >>> this time of year, people are typically looking for the best bargains on holiday presents. >> tonight, buyers are snapping up jewelry at record setting prices. >> inside the auction of elizabeth taylor's jewels. >> for decades, stood a chance. stunning when she wore them and now. >> $10,500,000. thank you very much. >> stunning because she wore them. cristie is auctioning through friday. >> we wanted to let the market decide what premium it would pay over the value of the jewels. we begin this $40,000? >> $40,000, $45,000. >> bidding on a bracelet. prices went up from there. this ring, $600,000. >> these earrings, $1.7 million. then came the jewels that outlasted taylor's storied romances. this pearl necklace was once part of the crown jewel

(pickers..... born to sing... drifting through the cosmos playing out of tune.) that was the last song hellman >>> more than 1,000 people came to honor the life of financier and philanthropist warren hellman today. [ music ] >> that song was the last song that hellman wrote. moms other accomplishments, he founded the free hardly strikely bluegrass concert in golden gate park. san francisco mayor ed lee and representative nancy pelosi just a couple of the high- profile guests. hellman died on sunday at 77 years old. >>> an east bay teacher who immigrated to the united states 20 years ago is smoothing the way for others arriving from africa. kate kelly introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> photographs show progress in share ratty, tanzania. there is hospital improvements and other improvements thanks in large part to the efforts of a woman who lived 10,000 miles away. her name is christine chacha. she is bridge the home in africa and the bay area where she now lives and teaches high school. >> i was an orphan since age 3. without going to school i

they were meeting at the cosmos club. gentleman lawyer from indiana -- there they were at the cosmos club trying to make friendly like two lawyers. willkie said my company will do some and your company will do some. lillianthal wrote that night in his diary, he did not get it. the government was to take over it all. that was the battle waged through the whole period. much of commonwealth and southern was sold to the government. willkie was declared the victor and the shareholders got money from the government. the question was was it really a victory or was it the annihilation of the private sector in the marketplace of the future, utilities? they took a big check to show his friends. i am not sure it was a victory for the private sector or the shareholders. >> ruth is joining us from new york city. we welcome you to the conversation as we look at the life, career, in the 1940 campaign of wendell willkie. >> thank you so much for taking my call. it seems if every election cycle, politicians and pundits will cite wendell w