. >> that's all cosmo magazine -- >> that's all we can say. they're all in there. >> check the rest out in "cosmo" magazine. >> bill gates, and the bill gates foundation has put out an apb. it wants help in finding a better way for protection when it comes to having sex. it says the condom is too much of a pain for people do deal with. >> they misuse them, they -- they put out a $100,000 grant offering for someone who could come up with the next-generation condom. somebody did, a guy from germany. >> an inventor in germany. >> it's like a slingshot. check it out. >> in the front we have a piece of leather with the slots in it. so it can take the condom. >> put it in there -- >> i would love to hear him do this. >> look at the shirt he's wearing. >> hey, he's an inventor. >> that looks awful. >> see, he knows -- >> who thinks that is good? >> who thinks that is good. >> he knows that there are a couple of problems with this. it has the potential to be painful. and has the potential to be inaccurate. so he needs the money, he says, from the gate

positions known as self home combined with sensory deprivation that's food and goebbels plus electroshocks cosmo. most quote physical weakness with least evidence of bruising but the pentagon admits is hiding hundreds of photos of u.s. torture even worse according to senator ron wyden take the worst case multiply it several times over there are u.s. soldiers raping iraq he will be in close quote every indecency and abuse abu ghraib victims instead of those in the white washed official report first reuters this the result is clinton finds reaction to the must've told to cover up still going all. during tool sure and instills this solmes blasted at deafening levels the cloke one f.b.i. office that describes the us tool just sessions. i entered interview rooms to find the detainees chained hand and foot in the fetal position on the floor with no chair food or water most times they had urinated or desiccated on themselves and had been left there for eighteen twenty four hours or more interrogators the day before had made the temperature in the room well over one hundred degrees the detainee was almo

"cosmo." >> heard of it. >> jimmy: yeah.y said, "boy -- >> the year i was born. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and they said, "this looks like amy poehler. this looks like amy poehler." and they put it up. and we made a little split screen right there. >> does it? >> jimmy: don't you think? >> does it? i don't know. >> jimmy: a little bit, it does. >> does it a little bit? >> jimmy: i actually -- well, let's see -- >> well, you know what is cool -- i mean, first of all, to be -- for anybody to think i would be on the cover of anything, but especially "cosmo." and it kind of looks like hi grandmother, my dad's mom, a little bit. >> jimmy: does it really? >> yeah, yeah. but -- >> jimmy: "cosmopolitan" actually lent us the actual magazine. >> wow. >> jimmy: they let us borrow it. this is it from 1934. i don't want to do anything silly to it. this is not a bit. i'm not going to spill -- i'm not going to drop -- crack an egg on it or anything. this is actually the real deal. >> should we, like, you know, read that in bed with doritos? [

you give him three cosmos, and, girlfriend, he starts to dish. now, now he knows he has the right to remain silent, and things were going so well. right, "fox & friends"? >> turns out the bombing suspect in boston was singing like a canary until the judge showed up. and read him his rights. >> so before he was read his rights, he apparently was singing like a canary. >> turns out the boston bombing suspect was singing like a canary until the judge showed up. >> turns out the boston bombing suspect was singing like a canary until the judge showed up. >> they were talking to him and he was singing like a canary. >> stephen: yeah, he was singing like a canary. swinging like a pig. dropping a dime like a dirty root rat. a steel, everything was jake we were about to send him to the big house, the slaerm, its gray bar hotel. it was all-- it was all eggs and coves until the chief got hirchgy and gave us a double-cross, the runaround, the high hoot. that's what's eating me, see? i should fix his cagon. thank you, "fox & friends," for the hot scoop. you d

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what's scaring them, cosmo? i'm scaring them. oh, you scared them? make them so they're not scared? hendrick: it's very important to keep the families informed about all the thinking skills the children are using in order to reassure them the children are really learning something. woman: i see one right here. find another one. woman: so if we made a bigger cage, we'd have to make something with cracks in it so he'd get air? child: yep. hendrick: for example, the teacher should point out how the children are learning mathematics by measuring the rabbit's growth and estimating how big a cage he's going to need. woman: so what would you make this cage out of-- the top part? child: um, metal. thin pieces of metal. i had a parent last year. i had had her child for two years, and i would say, "come into the classroom," you know. and she said, "well, they just play all day, you know. why should i just come to see them play?" and i said, "well, you know, you should come in and actually see how they play. they take turns. they share. they're learning so many

>>> wow, take a look at some of the coolest video ofhe cosmos.th ey, good conditions for viewing of stars. the filmmakers called star chase pictures and this is their video of a dream lapse. >> that's beautiful stuff. >> that's great. >>> now, let's turn to your morning road conditions. you can expect a wet commute from the mid-atlantic all the way to miami and along much of the gulf coast. severe storms will make for a rough ride from green bay all the way to omaha and slick roads in the northern rockies and cascades. >> flying delays possible in new orleans, kansas city and miami. >>> the american college student who spent four years behind bars in italy for the murder of her roommate before being freed on appeal. >> she spoke with diane sawyer about her new legal battle that threatens her freedom and opened up about what people should know about her. >> reporter: she devil with an angel face. >> i haven't heard those. i heard the gist of them a them & they're wrong. i was in the courtroom when they were calling me a devil. i mean, it's one thi

uh, well i'm cosmo kramer. i'm, uh, one of the producers. [telephone rings] hello. sydney. no.o that. if you bring it up again, i'll feed your genitals to a wolf. kids. you're still here. well, uh, miss welch i do need to talk to you about a little problem regarding your, uh your performance. what kind of problem? well, it seems that, uh, due to the vagaries of the production parameters vis-Ä-vis the fragmenting of the audience due to cable television, carnivals, water parks-- out with it. well, you're fired because you don't use your arms when you tap-dance. you're like a gorilla out there. i gotta go. what?! what?! a little help? hey. frolf? yeah. you know we need a fourth for the back 9. you want in? what's the deal with airplane peanuts? yeah, sure. come on. well, i'm ready. let's towel it up. jerry, where are those invitations you were supposed to get? if they don't go out today, they're useless. but we're in towels. jerry. all right. one second. he frolfs. woosh. he scores. [telephone rings] [ring] george: hello. george, where are those invitations? you were supposed to l

. >> and another world like ours because it changes the way we look at the koss cosmos. >> reporter: fictional star wars planet, a planet with two suns. and there were real planets with two suns. >> sometimes science informs science fiction and sometimes science fiction informs science, right. >> reporter: hard to believe but despite the hundreds of trillions of stars in the universe, it wasn't until 1995 that scientists were 100% sure they had found a planet beyond our solar system. since then more than 800 planets have been found including 122 confirmed by kepler. some are freezing cold. think neptune at minus 360 degrees fahrenheit. some are scalding hot. think mercury which can reach 800 degrees. but the hunt is for what scientists call the goldilocks planet, not too hot, not too cold, making them a lot like earth. kepler researcher tom barkley found one of the first goalie locks. did you yell, did you go eureka. >> at some extent it was relief. finally we've done it. >> reporter: it helps to have a telescope in outer space and the use of a $100 million super computer to crunch t

they're thinking about the cosmos goes beyond those little concerns, right? but people thought that if any building gotta get hit, honey, it ought to be the-- and guess what? never, the unitarian church didn't get belted. and one by one the churches started to put lightning rods 'cause what's the primary purpose of a lightning rod, gang? some people think is to attract lightning. what did you see here is to prevent lightning. if you got a lightning rod in this church, what you do is you leak off this charge that builds up as fast as it builds on, so you won't have a positive down here and the negative. they leak up, you see? and what happened, the lightning hit over here, you say, hit the bar room over here as it should be, right? the barn, okay? or something like that. but the church is spared if it has a lightning rod. so today it's common place to put lightning rods on structures. the primary purpose? to prevent lightning. secondary purpose? if get belted anyway, the lightning will be guided to the ground and spare the structure. kinda neat, yeah? question

intercom: i have a cosmo kramer on line 4. ha! peterman here. mr. me my stories back. you want to know something? i no longer need them! no, no, mr. peterman why don't we keep them as a reference? nonsense. i have benes' wonderfully imaginative mind to spin my stories. you take back your tales you vagabond. kramer: yippe-ai-ay! there you are, elaine. go forth and create. and by the way when you get to that chapter about my romantic escapades feel free to toss yourself into the mix. hey, van b. boys. so, mr. costanza did you get my scholarship back? now, fellas, fellas, easy. wouldn't want to beat up on one of your own. is that right? then why don't you flash us the sign? right. the sign. that's not the sign. it was when i was banging. all right, if you are really one of us, let's see you take the wallet off the next guy who walks by. love to. and after college, i got my masters at the sorbonne. sorbonne? oh. hey, that's in paris. jerry, your parking meter's about to expire. don't get up. i've got change. so, what do you think? jerry, she is fantasti

. >> "cosmo" magazine came out with information and data.- >> turned on? >> i struggle with this on my own, thank you. >> i don't know where you're going. >> sometimes people go to poughkeepsie together, with other people. sometimes people go to poughkeepsie by themselves. sometimes people go with a little help? technologically speaking. and sometimes people go with the way god intended them to, if you know what i mean. so wouldn't it take a different amount of time to get to poughkeepsie, to go by car or plane. >> i think poughkeepsie is here, don't you? you're with your significant other -- your husband. and do you ever -- and i'm sure a lot of women have, you think about somebody else. even though you don't want to be with somebody else, you think about somebody else. >> jerry. i've told frank and he's fine with. i'm sorry, i think about jerry. who do you think about? >> i'm not going to tell you who i think about. >> anthony is is a hot ticket. gerard butler. >> he's a good one to think about. >> tied up with rope. >> let's get a close u

. >> farrah, boston marathon is a tremendously cosmo politan event.der how st city is reacting in that respect. >> this was not just an attack on boston. it was an attack on the whole world and yesterday, i was down at the scene and you saw people from all over the world helping each other. there were runners from all over the world who ran an spectators and now, we see the third victim was a chinese national. a woman, graduate school. i think it's important to focus on that because we are all the victims of this attack and if we keep our minds on that, we can avoid scapegoating one group of people. >> what do you want to see happen in terms of the way authorities talk about the investigation? what cues are you looking for? deval patrick had some strongly worded comments. >> i think governor patrick is right. we can't scapegoat, jump to conclusions, as has been done. we need to proceed with caution and focus on the local. i would say we need to think about what's happening in boston and not turn this into a situation that it isn't. >> bruce, you talke

one of the roommates read an article in cosmo about a landlord who used a fake smoke detector to spy on his female tenants. so she decided to check the smoke detector in the ceiling over her bed. that is when she found the camera. 911. >> when i opened up and saw the camera, first thing i saw was a little green hard drive. and i had recently taken a computer class so i knew that a, a smoke detector doesn't have a hard drive, and b, what one looks like. >> in court, van dusen pled guilty to three peeping tom misdemeanor. he could get 18 months. sentencing is set for july 2nd. >>> i'm obviously disgusted with his behavior. and a bit appaled. >> reporter: now, van dusen is out tonight on a $5,000 bond on the condition he see a psychiatrist. on the condition that he not advertise anymore rooms for rent. live in chevy chase. pat collins, news 4. >>> doctors are expressing some concerns this evening about a deadly form of cancer. coming up, doreen gentzler reports on why they fear most women are not being treated effectively. >>> and i'm tracy wilkins in bowie, where the first lady will de

mankind first reached the cosmos 52 years ago today. now, you know the news for this friday, april 12, 2013. hope you have a great weekend. prime time is coming up. the most powerful in all of cable. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. >> what do you think about what happened to the 3,000 vietnam mees who died after the cam bodians left vietnam. >> actress jane fonda is back. this time playing nancy regan in an upcoming film. the vietnam vets are outraged. fonda is responding with new incults. did the thoughtless thespian go too far? we'll have the story. freedom of speech being muzzled on campus and in the press. why is the left wing trying to silence those with whom they disapee. karl rove will be here to respond. if i let him. ♪ and jay z. defends his recent trip to communist cuba with a new song, if you can call it that ♪ obama said kill you going to get me impeached, you don't need this [ bleep ] anyway, chill with me on the beach ♪ >> greg: did president obama really give them the nod? we will get to the bottom of the controversy

i was thinking london is very cosmo. a lot going on there in terms of -- >> ross is very cosmo. >> he's very cosmopolitan, as well. >>> speaking of the entire planet, here we are again. the world is on alert for a north korean missile launch or launches. chery kang joins us from seoul was uneventful. we keep talking about it every morning on, right? >> why. having north korean watchers going the north korea, i could major a turning point in all of this. we have a ministry solely in charge of the inter-korean matters. he came out with a statement saying the two koreas should discuss ways of normalizing the industrial part through dialogue. pyongyang should come to the bargaining table immediately. and now north korea announced that it's restarting its nuclear reactor and threatened to carry out a nuclear strike gets the united states. the south korean government's response came today. this is what i've got. but although this is -- this does not mean no missiles yet, you know, there is no change in terms of the alert level

the cosmos is aligned. >> and now we are huge hollywood movie stars. >> we are geniuses, and we deservekind of attention. >> i just wanted to really capture the struggle of people. i'm sorry. what was the question? i get a little lost in myself. >> this is rad. rad is our only friend. >> the more we talked to them, the more we wondered, was the interview they were giving us real or fake? we went to their website, where they wrote about sitting for an interview with us. they said they decided to help us spice it up a bit and answer our questions as art-fashion snobs. so what was the real story with the video? we went back to 2006. and one of the first television interviews will and dave did when the media picked up on their stories. >> i decided just randomly to go to the dmv and try to get a funny picture. i got away with crossing my eyes and looking ridiculous. from there, it just escalated. dave went a couple of times. and we just kind of tried to top each other's driver's license. >> this one is going to be the one that definitely does not work. >> dave got away with painting the top

natalie is featured in "cosmo." you go. >> we concur. congratulations. >> it's their new latina issue. good to have cosmo on board. >> i didn't know cosmo kramer had a magazine. >> you would go there with the kwo "seinfeld" reference. >> let's look at the weather. >> strong storms in the upper mississippi riverr along the gu coast. windy conditions in northern california. snow developing in the plains. for tomorrow, we have some heavy snow in the central rockies. denver, 6 to 9 inches of snow. strong storms in central texas and sunny and hot through the southwest. warm and mild up into the pacific northwest gorgeous weather. ohio river valley, mid atlantic states. more rain through the gulf coast into central and southern florida. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> right now still low clouds producing little light mist. moving green, sprinkles of rain. we have little patchy and very light drizzle and mist. later today, cloudy afternoon. smaller chance of

natalie is featured in "cosmo."es me fun and fearless then. >> you are! >> there you go. >> we concur. congratulations. >> it's their new latina issue. good to have cosmo on board. >> i didn't know cosmo kramer had a magazine. >> you would go there with the kwo "seinfeld" reference. >> let's look at the weather. >> strong storms in the upper mississippi river valley. wet weather on the gulf coast. windy conditions in northern california. snow in the plains. for tomorrow, we've got heavy snow in the central rockies. denver picking up six to nine inches of snow. strong storms in the central texas. sunny and hot in the southwest. warm and mild into the pacific northwest. gorgeous weather in the upper ohio river valley. into the midatlantic states. more rain into central and southern florida. >>> 9:32 now on tuesday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. you can see we have plenty of strata, this is sunol. those clouds are making for a cooler day. look how much cooler we're running in livermore. 15 de

. >> now, because of internet, there is a cosmos, a space where those things could happen.l radicalization could happen in any geographicical space. it could be in the united states. that person could have traveled in cyberspace, what is important is who through that process is convincing the person he is doing the right thing. >> eric: what do the investigators do? do they go through the computer traffic? >> they have to be online. that's what the analysts have been doing. but at one point, the policy level needs to clarify. someone is validating to that person, what you will be doing is good. but some voice should come in and say, that is not good. those public voices could be in the community, the government or the international community. >> eric: look, i talked to ed davis, the boston police commission or friday, i asked him, did any member of their family, the brother's family come forward? they put the videos up at 5:00 at night. the sister, other members of the family, did they pick up the phone and call and rat them out? well, the police commissioner of boston said

china's 2007 satellite test against some weather satellite and second wives collision between a russian cosmos satellite and a commercially operated satellite. these two events are responsible for 36% of all trackable debris in low earth orbit. the threats to the space environment will increase as more nations and nonstate terrorist develop and deploy counter space systems. therefore it's clear space is also becoming increasingly contested. today, space systems and infrastructure with range of man-made or destroy asset. as director of national intelligence james testified to congress, space systems and their supporting infrastructures enable a wide range of services. other nations recognize these benefits to the united states and seek to counter the u.s. strategic advantage by pursuing capabilities to deny or destroy access to space services. pressed about a u.s. based services will increase during the next decade as disruptive and destructive counter space capabilities are developed. irresponsible acts against systems will have implications be on the environment, disrupted roadways services u

he's building hopefully getting a stadium going at belmont with the cosmos.atch. >> steve: he's the mcguyer of mass mass polka. >> brian: i cannot work an on/off switch. >> steve: we just put autopsy picture of you boys with your mom. i believe that was the last picture. she's watching right now, isn't she? >> there is a lot of choices on cable. [ laughter ] >> brian: she loves to flip around. she loves "good morning america" with that big cast. my mom is the best. my dad passed away when i was in ninth grade and he was in 7th grade, jim was in 12th grade. we became a tight unit. >> steve: and boys, it's really nice that you could all join us here on national sibling day. >> brian: here is the bad news about doing the show at 8:30, there is almost nothing left at the buffet. [ laughter ] pretty much we wiped everything out. if you were here for a free breakfast, you're out of luck! >> gretchen: let me tell the truth. brian usually has his debit card out to buy people starbucks every morning. so if you would like to get a starbucks or something like that, he c

plus, cleaning up the cosmos. -- anis an initiation of initiative to clean up rubbish orbiting the earth. government of myanmar has denied claims it is conducting a campaign of ethnic cleansing against a minority group. human rights watch says muslim re-think a are the victims of crime -- was the remains us -- are thelim rohingya victims of crimes of -- >> ethnic cleansing -- crimes against humanity. legal terms for horrific crimes that human rights watch says were committed in myanmar last year. >> the government has consistently characterized what has been going on as purely communal violence. we have documented extensive evidence indicating a high level of involvement from the state in these abuses. >> the first wave of violence in june. ya mobshine and rohing clashed. both communities were swept up in a storm of killing and arson. both communities suffered. since then, the violence has turned sharply anti-muslim. at first, state security forces were shown to prevent -- to do lence.g to prevent the vio this image, as -- provided by h ohingyaws mulslim r walking away from a village as