why not - more simply - a cosmos existing eternally by itself? without "god" or a "ground of being"? adding god adds what? dirk offers a teleology of sorts - the claim of cosmic flow toward human existence. well, most scientists will have none of this. to them, whether or not the universe has a beginning, god is very much not needed. i meet the co-author, with stephen hawking, of the grand design, physicist leonard mlodinow. len argues that the nature of time - not the manipulations of god - explains the origin of the universe. when we ask how something begins we think about maybe something we see in the present and we trace it down to time to a point where before which it didn't exist. and that, so that's the beginning. that assumes that time is the way we learn about in school which is a linear a number like a number line and there's a zero and then there's beyond a zero. but modern physics tells us that time isn't really like that. the universe as we go back in time was smaller and smaller and smaller and we also know that as all the matter an

. >> the new york cosmos are back on the patch after a three decade hiatus. they took america by storm in the mid-70s after arranging a transfer of the ultimate goal scorer, pele. the united states embraced soccer for the first time. even though he was at the end of his storied career, he elevated attendance and interest no an all time high. >> i had a good play at that time, i had an excellent team. >> yes. >> >> reporter: eventually the competitive balance of the league weighed too heavy on the cosmos, causing the team and league to fold.

now the cosmos are back and pele is the theme's honorary president. light the empire state building in cosmos green earlier this week. >> we are here for that, you know, i want to ask all the people who support us know some years ago to come back to support the cosmo now because we are here again. >> the team had an ambitious business plan to build a new stadium on long island. they hope to score with fans and provide a massive economic boost to the new york city area. >> it's not just 35, 40 stadium events a year. it's something that will feed the economy. it will bring money into the community not only from this region, but from around the world. streaming into the stadium, no word how many tickets have been sold, but it's sure to be a fun night. >> gregg: have a good game out there. all right? >> thanks very much. >> arthel: have a hot dog. >> gregg: make it two. >> arthel: all right. with mustard and chili and relish. >> gregg: yeah. you can tell we're obviously hungry. >> arthel: exactly. there is something a good treat coming up for the hunger p

then unfortunately we have a little problem with the new york cosmos.o be here, i thanks god to be here. >> reporter: to celebrate this occasion, the city of new york honor the cosmos by having old number 10 flip the switch in the lighting of the empire state building in the cosmos green. >> then i take this opportunity to ask to everyone who see us, who look for us, help soccer. help cosmo to come back. >> well the ultimate goal for pe le is to eventually be invited to play major league soccer. but there are two mls teams here in new york, so it will be tough for the cosmos if there are two teams already. >> all right. michael, thank you. >>> 80,000 gallons of radioactive water is leaking from a storage tank from japan. the damaged tank is over 30 feet from the coast. operators say it doesn't pose any immediate threat to the sea, however, authorities are worried that the toxic water could go to the sea through a storm. el more leonard is dead. he was a winner of the national book award 2012. he was 87 years old. kevin corriveau is back with a check on

the cosmos took america by storm after arguing for a transfer of ultimate goal scorer, pele. >> the cosmose won it! >> the united states embraced soccer for the first time and it was cosmo's fever on the international stage. even though the three time world cup winner was at the end of his storied career, pele elevated attendance and interest to an all time high. >> i had a good play at that time, had an excellent team. >> eventually, the competitive balance of the league weighed too heavily on the cosmos, causing the league to fold. however, the nasl is back, headed by pele, serving as honorary president. >> i feel fantastic, because today's soccer, american soccer in well known all over the world. >> yes. >> then unfortunately, we ever a little problem with the new york cosmos. to me to be here, i thank god to be here. >> to celebrate this momentous occasion, the city of new york honor number 10 by having him flip the switch in the empire state building in recognition of of their inaugural season. >> i take this opportunity to ask to everyone who see us, look for us, help soccer. help co

into space that you're part of the cosmos and you've made it up there in a unique way how many flights have there been so far so we've had twelve flights since one thousand nine hundred seven and that's just because there haven't been too many commercial launch vehicles that have been going but now with everything opening up with space x. and small launch vehicles there are a lot more opportunities and our goal is to launch about four times a year and more. humans have had many different burial rituals in our history involving fire and incineration from funeral pyres to viking ship burials where does celeste this is planned for space burial fit in culturally with these others i think it really speaks back to that kind of ancient times when people looked up to the heavens for answers and it was about that cosmic connection like did we come from there what do you know how do we get back and it was always that unknown but that you know this is that romanticism about looking up to the stars i mean for centuries for thousands of years we've been naming stars and constellations after loved o

and club cosmo is a gentleman that owns a lot of clubs. and it goes around as far as which ones are open and when. but yeah, you have the impala that is closed. you have some other bars on the street. >> do you know how that has impacted the rest of the street and the other businesses there? how it might have impacted columbus avenue or anything? has it impacted it in a negative way? positive way? >> columbus is usually a different beast, those people are there for dinner and not necessarily the same people coming to broadway. >> it concerns me, when i moved here back before the dawn of history. broadway was a very lively street. the stone was open, and it was lively and had a lot of entertainment. and broadway, i come from new york, and new york broadway is a lively street. and other cities that have broadway, it's a lively street. and it just seems to me that broadway has died. and i find that disturbing. because it's businesses are going out of business, obviously. or they are not

traditionally, in both science and theology, the cosmos was from everlasting - without beginning - until, in the mid 20th century, big bang cosmology became accepted. beginnings bring meaning - and i start with the science. when we want to understand something - anything we often ask, "where did it come from?" "how did it start?" but some say the universe is different. because the universe is not "some thing" - it's the whole thing! that's why - first - we must ask, whether the universe had a beginning? i begin with a cosmologist who focuses on the early universe, the associate scientific director of the foundational questions institute, fqxi anthony aguirre. i am attending an fxqi conference on time, at sea in more ways then one, on a ship cruising between

within ten years, cosmos were all but finished.was down as interest in soccer plummeted leaving them no choice to leave. cosmos are back and elau is honorary president. he helped light the empire state building green earlier this week. >> i wanted to let all the people know, to come back now because we are here again. >> reporter: team has an a.m. byrnes plan, to build a $400 million stadium. they plan to make an massive boost for the area. >> we certainly believe we get a stadium built we will be able to attract big stars to new york. we can recapture some of that magic again. >> reporter: the steam playing in his for i can north american soccer here. they hope that pele and history will bring fans to the game but ultimately a winning record will help most. >> heather: thank you. >> gregg: thousands of dangerous criminals could soon be set free. coming up, why one state is on track to release 1 convicts. is the public at risk? >> heather: and what about this? happy hour at the post office. united states postal service considering

now the cosmos are back in new york with the honorary president.ve ambitious business plan in place to build a new stadium on long island. they hope to score fans and provide a massive economic boost to the new york city area. >> we're talking about 500 construction jobs. 2,000 permanent jobs. countless part-time jobs. >> now now, the team must concentrate on the first season back to the field in nearly 30 years as they attempt to bring championship soccer back to the big apple. >> i want to ask all the people who support us know some years ago to come back to support now because we are here again. >> >> they are here again. you know what? who so are the fans who honored pele before tonight's game a thanks to the past as they look to the future. >> harris: and creating jobs very much. pele looked good, didn't he? they look like small robots, they are not toys. they are on a mission, teaching stins vital information. and -- different subject. i'm on red eye tonight with greg gutfeld. american express credit card, every purchase earns you 2% cash bac

this sailor needs a cosmo. a cosmo? hey, it's got to be 5:00 somewhere, right? i'll make you one; you tell a story. he can be such a nudge. so, anyhoo, i remember that day like it was yesterday. i'd gotten a haircut earlier that day, the first one i ever got over there that looked like anything. so all of a sudden, we get these orders. and, of course, it's the day of all days i have to put on a helmet. i remember the sky was a majestic orange. (text alert tone) the breeze was just warm enough that you could wear short sleeves, but you know, not so warm (text alert tone) that you break any kind of a sweat. because let me tell you, i do hate to perspire. so anyway i just bit the bullet and put on my helmet... oh, sorry, that's my auto spell correct. but, uh, yeah, he's super gay.

. >> the new york cosmos, the most popular name in soccer in the '70s, and had the best player ever.ded to play for the cosmos. >> they were all but finished, and attendance was down as interest in soccer plummeted leaving them no choice but to leave the soccer league here, and now they are back in new york, and they have an ambitious businessman to build a stadium on long island and they hope to provide an economic boost to the new york city area. >> we are talking about 500 construction jobs, and 2,000 permanent jobs, and countless part time jobs. >> for now the team must concentrate as they attempt to bring championship soccer back to the big apple. >> we want people to come back and support us because we are here again. >> now, the new york cosmos just signed two major deals with nike and a winning season will help. >> we will continue to follow the developments. thank you. >>> a new study just revealed that more and more young adults are choosing to ride out the economic tough times with their parents. last year 21.6 million people ages 18 to 31 chose to live at home, and 18.5 m

in 2009, the new york cosmos just recently rejoined the nasl, but pele and company won it all 36 yearseport" this wednesday august 28th, 2013. i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight -- >> the change has always been built on our willingness, we, the people, to take on the mantel of citizenship. >> amidst a number of racial controversies the president and others address the nation on the 50th anniversary of dr. king's i have a dream" speech. james carville and i will analyze. >> unless you're attacked, unless there's proof we are about to be attacked, i would move to impeach him. >> that's advice biden said about president bush invading iran in 2007. now president obama might attack syria. things are getting complica

cosmo kramer, proctologi proctologist. >> okay, thanks. day. >> i don't think that license plate would make it past the florida committee. nor would this one. >> maybe if i was someone like you i could have a new start. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. did you see my license plate. >> and so tobias, hoping to straighten out his image, set out on a flew start. >> think about it for a minute, i'm sure you'll get it. we salute you on the ridiculist.

cosmo kramer, proctologi proctologist. >> okay, thanks. have a good day. >> i don't think that license plate would make it past the florida committee. nor would this one. >> maybe if i was someone like you i could have a new start. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. did you see my license plate. >> and so tobias, hoping to straighten out his image, set out on a flew start. >> think about it for a minute, i'm sure you'll get it. we salute you on the ridiculist. another edition of 360 in an hour. "piers morgan live" starts now. >>> this is piers morgan live, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. a. rod strikes unite. he is serving a 211 game you is smengs. in a doping scandal that involves many other players. the dodgers question his use of performance enhancing drugs. >> i'm sure there's been mistakes made along the way. we're here now. i'm a human being. i have had two hip surgeries, two knee surgeries, i'm fighting for my life. i have to defend myself, if i don't defend myself, no one else will. >>> also caught o

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

it allows scientists to see into parts of the cosmos where light is obscured.hey hbt previously seen the green gases from a baby star because a dark nep u la obscured them. the large milliliter array is a joint project between japan, the united states and europe. it stands in chile's desert, one of the driest places on earth. researchers are hoping to get even clearer pictures when all 66 radio telescopes come online in october. >>> time now for a check on the weather with mai shoji. good morning. it seems people in southern spain are dealing with severe heat. what can you tell us? >> extreme heat still continues across much of the iberian peninsula due to the high pressure system sitting over northern africa and pumping all the hot air. let me show you a picture coming from there from yesterday. residents and tourists in spain are warned to take care in the intense heat. hot air continues to flow in the iberian peninsula. authorities have issued heat alerts for 19 provinces in central and southern spain this week. temperatures soared over 40 degrees in some pl

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the cosmos have a home game when?rian: next saturday. >> we're at home in san antonio. >> brian: i know he's past his prime. >> am i taking on everyone? >> brian: you're going to goal. >> three on two. >> brian: almost! maria is in high heels. run. you're the runner. >> brian: that's what we were worried about. being tackled. the cosmos open up and they're back after a 30-year hiatus. congratulations. go where to get tickets? >> our web site. >> brian: thanks so much fort jerseys. >> any time. >> brian: they're the captains of the high heel teams. >> gretchen: all right, brian. >> peter: look at the goal by brian. >> gretchen: he's good at soccer. coming up, the latest obamacare surprise. the delay that will allow costs to go up before they come down. how will this affect you and your family? that's coming up next. >> peter: plus, does your husband hog the remote? does your wife make you watch "the bachelor"? the brand-new gadget that's going to save your marriage what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels

cosmos were huge after sex in the city, weren't they? after sex in the city and they remain huge. >> they really did. they set a new trend. i know you love that one, girl. back across. >> from dallas, texas. on the tv series 90210, best friends kelly taylor and brenda walsh each dated which guy? >> "c"? >> finally, somebody goes home with "scandalous." >> good, she's been waiting for you. look how happy she seemed. okay, so dylan mckay. the bad boy, tell us about that. >> i mean -- friends don't have to break up over guys, and if dylan mckay is on the offer, i think you should date him. >> he's the bad boy. who doesn't want him? >> irresistible. totally irresistible. >> back across. >> girl from alabama dying to lose so she can get my cd. finish this lyric from the 1996 spice girls song "wannabe." ♪ if you want to be my lover ♪ you got to get with my friends ♪ ♪ friendship lasts forever -- >> friendship never ends. >> she won the money. >> not the right key, but it was good. >> classic spice girl hit, hit of the '90s, and i love she can

>> i like making cosmos or mojitos. whole bunch of different drinks. steve: you just keep 'em coming, don't you? girls be just coming up in there... >> every once in a while, you know. got to beat 'em away with a stick, though, see? you know what i'm talking about? steve: [barks] >> [barking] [laughter] let the big dog eat. steve: yeah, baby. 'cause if you fine and i'm making your drink, you gonna be nice when i get through. >> the long pull. yeah, just long-pull like that. steve: yeah, and let her see you, too. extra 'cause i feel something for you. [laughter] hey, dave, name the most dangerous place to make love. >> i'd say an airplane. steve: an airplane. brenda, what do you do for a living, darling. >> i am a math teacher at alpharetta high school in alpharetta, georgia. i teach 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders. steve: hey, brenda the math teacher, name the most dangerous place to make love. >> the kitchen. steve: kitchen. yeah. in the kitchen. hey, jimmy the ref, name the most dangerous place to make love. >> in the bathroom. steve: in the bathroo

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i thought it was those cause mos but it's the new york cosmos. after 30 years, they're coming back.e've got some of the originals to return to new york to play and they're playing a game tonight, as a matter of fact. >> we're going to see them ring the bell. "closing bell" coming up. >>> he's seeing another sign that this bull market has the opportunity to move higher. we'll tell you about that. >> plus, we're wondering why actor george clooney is picking on dan loeb. we wonder if he's right to slam him. you've got to stick around to hear this one and get maria's observation. that's coming up next on "closing bell." you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this ...is going to be big. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country.

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. >> in very different circumstances, the cosmos shifts. >>> a long of young people who grew up duringthe west wing" heyday, and got interested in politics, perhaps staff politics like i was in. do you know that? you romanced it to the point where people said i want to be one of the truth tellers because of the newsroom and producers and the fights we have here, with some attitude, obviously, but the truth. >> i've heard that, but it makes me so happy when i hear it, because people are into public service. >> yeah, and how does journalism fit in this i want i think journalism is a public service, and i think it's a calling. listen, i want to be clear, when -- i'm no more an expert on journalism than i aim -- i wrote the movie "money ball." i'm not an expert on how a small-market team can make it to a world series, either. the difference between writing a show that takes place in a news didroom and working in it is the same as drawing a billing and building a billing. all my training and education and background has been in play writing, not in journalism, not in politics, not in baseba

i'm cosmo kramer, the assman. >> can i help you? >> yeah. dr. assmo kramer. proctology. >> oh.thanks. have a good day. >> i wonder if that would have made it past the florida committee? >>> and someone like you i could have a new start. >> well -- whoa. whoa. did you see my license plate? >> and so tobias, hoping to straighten out his image set out an a new start. >> think about it for a minute, i'm sure you'll get it. here's to you, florida's department of highway safety motor vehicle. thank you for doing what you do. keeping the streets safe from big turds and old farts. we salute you. that's it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. >>> breaking news overnight. three people killed, four more hurt when a gunman opens fire on a pennsylvania town meeting. >>> terror threat. new information about the al qaeda plot that shut down more than a dozen u.s. embassies and consulates. who is behind it and how it was uncovered. >> the last seven months has been a nightmare, has been probably the worst time of my life. >> a nightmare for a-rod. the yankee's slugger suspend

and reaction to the news and to the glorious majesty of the cosmos, i can only say, whoa. you can find all the links of tonight's "click 3" on our website. and we will be right back. >>> could've used a bit of salt and fat. could've used some fat. that was the consensus earlier from two foodies given the task of tasting a $330,000 burger. the world's first entirely lab grown patty. it happened today in london, a synthetic hamburger that took five years to develop and three months to produce was cooked and served in front of a moderator and a studio audience. the burger is the work of mark post and a team of researchers based in the netherlands. post hopes that lab made meat can help fight climate change and feed the planet. although he admits it could take up to two decades to get lab meat into supermarkets. the project was bankrolled by the google co-founder who shares similar concerns about sustainability and animal welfare. so how did post get meat to grow in a petri dish? through cattle stem cells organically raised, of course. >> we take a few cells from a cow, muscle

i'm cosmo kramer, the assman. >> yeah. dr. assmo kramer.>>> and someone like you i could have a new start. >> well -- whoa. whoa. did you see my license plate? >> and so tobias, hoping to striten out his image set out on new start. >> think about it for a minute, i'm sure you'll get it. here's to you, florida's department of highway safety motor vehicle. thank you for doing what you do. keeping the streets safe from big turds and old farts. we salute you. >>> "up front next," american embassy closed. images from the asiana air crash shot moments after the plane went down. stunning photos today. and plowing into a crowd on venice beach. what we're learning about the driver tonight. let's go "out front." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "out front" developing story

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in different circumstances the cosmo shifts and he's the good guy.'ve romanticized politics to point where a lot of young people grew up during the "west wing" heyday and got interested in politics, staff politics like i was in. romanced to the point where people said i want to be one of the truth tellers in journalism now i think because of the newsroom and the producers and the fights we have here about trying to get to the truth, with attitude, obviously. but the truth. >> yeah, i've heard that. but it makes me so happy when i hear it because people are into public service. >> yeah. and how's journalism fit into public service? >> i think journalism is a public service, and i think that it's a calling. listen, i want to be clear. i'm no more an expert on journalism than i am, you know, i wrote the movie "money ball." i'm not an expert on how a small market team can make it to the world series either. writing a show that takes -- the difference between writing a show that takes place in a newsroom and working in a newsroom is the same as the differ

go contumely just keep cutting your bottom line and showering cash on your employees why does the cosmo's are doing are going to show. that wal-mart they've got a great business then why doesn't it just do what you're suggesting tom because because the people at the top there are actually only greedy greater than others i think it's obsessive compulsive disorder and i think it's the genuine will they cut their bottom line in order to to pay the people more versus raising the prices on the goods that is my question so the question again if they're so greedy why would they cut into their profits versus raising the prices on the goods. that way they wouldn't they wouldn't except for the fact that they're there in a competitive marketplace. they would if they did that they would go out of business we're going to also claim that no they don't have some leaders who are willing to run a business where the c.e.o. takes less money on your house of particular side of this there's two types of competition happening here you have competition amongst products prices of those products and what consumer

. >> reporter: lady gaga, demi lovato, seen here on "cosmo" magazine, all sporting the latest trend.ir due. >> reporter: is this trend hot or so not? with the help of our fearless fashionistas, emma and jessica, and long-time fashion guru, jane buckingham, we hit bloomingdale's we got schooled in the dos and don'ts. can you pull off the peek-a-boo bra trend. >> this is meant to be a little subtle. >> reporter: our first look, not so subtle. >> i would consider this not only a fashion don't, but a fashion oh, no, what happened to you? >> reporter: oh, no, you didn't. >> oh, no, you didn't. this looks like i didn't have the right bra. so, i threw this on for fun. this has to be much more modest up top and on the bottom, as well. >> reporter: to avoid a bust, jane says steer clear of push-up bras. and like everything in fashion, you have to wear it with confidence. just like jessica did in this look. >> i would consider this a do. it's a modest blazer. and the bra is not saying look at me too much. it's not too bright. it is saying look at me. certainly something that if you run into yo