awesome. >> reporter: well, cosmo's journey continues, he is due for a promotion soon. the his next belt is a brown belt. it takes most people five to eight years. he has been at it for just over 36789 quite impressive. >> howard? >> basketball for a coach who has reached a goal that never happens. >>> deflated footballs by new england patriots just won't die, bill belichick did things this week he has never done before. is the head coach lying? does his lip moves when he >>> national hockey league has their all-star game it is going on as we speak. the most leagues are trying to make the games relevant by putting in gimmicks, naming the teams after one of the players, jonathan taste, which means, one of the nick lead another, does anybody know hot teams are? the problem for flyers fancies they have players on different teams, jake voracek playing begins claude giroux. lets go to columbo, ohio. i'll call them voraceks in the light uniform. nice pass here behind his back to jay voracek. so voraceks scored right there in the white uniform. claude giroux is in the dark uni

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i'm not going to stop. >> cosmo trains at princeton ju jitsu five or six times a week and the work hasurple belt already and currently ranked third in the world. jew sit sue has changed his life. >> it's got a lot of therapeutic qualities to it w they step through the doors of the school it's almost like they go into auto pilot and every fear and worry and crazy things stops at the door. >> cosmo says it also gives him a sense of comradery just like when he was in the marine car. >> kind of like a family. you have to trust these people because you're facing yourself in a situation where you can get hurt. >> the same thing in the marine corps. if you can't trust the person behind you god for bid something could happen. >> these right here are really good just as big one notch underworld. >> cosmo isn't just act selling. >> that was the heavy one. >> he wants to inspire other veterans. >> once you do it, no stopping. >> we caught up were you him recently talking with vets in the rehab center at va hospital in philadelphia. >> my goal is to inspire people to find something maybe get invol

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i'm not going to stop. >> cosmo trains at princeton ju jitsu five or six times a week. work has paid off. he's a purple belt already and currently ranked third in the world. jew it? see changed his life. >> it's got a lot of therapeutic qualities to it. when they step through the doors of the school it's almost like they go into auto pilot and every fear and worry and crazy things stops at the door. >> he says ju jitsu gives him a sense of comradery like when he was in the ma end are marine corp. >> it's like a family. you have to trust these people. you're placing yourself in situation where you can get hurt. the same thing in the marine corps. if you can't trust the person behind you god nor bid, you know, something could happen. >> maybe one notch underworld. >> cosmo isn't just excelling. that was the heavy one. i took second in that. >> he wants to inspire other veterans. >> once you do it, there's no stopping. >> we caught up with him recently talking with vets in the rehab center at the va hospital in philly. >> my goal is to inspire people to find something mayb

cosmo oil, showa shell, suffered and some japanese trading companies as well which specialize in energy-relatedducts such as itochu also trading down over 2%. as crude oil price fall and growth in china remains a concern also focusing on shares in the construction sector. heavy machinery makers down 1.43%. and the yen also gaining against the dollar during tokyo hours which weighed on exporters here. the blue chips coming up now. nintendo and mazda motor weighing on the nikkei. talking about currencies, let's have a look at the key dollar/yen pair. 117.41-43. the euro is also fallen to nine-year lows against the dollar and the single currency is at a level not seen since october against the yen. concerns mount ahead of a court ruling that could ease or complicate the central bank's plan to adopt more aggressive easing measures. a bit of a mixed picture. hong kong and shanghai trading higher. but seoul, indonesia and sydney trading lower. >>> now market participants around the world are paying close attention to the u.s. central bank's monetary policy. as the country continues its economic recov

people are fed up, said georgios cosmos. they're hungry literally hungry. i'm 72 years old, and all i have in my pocket is seven euros. the elected leader alexis sir pras tsipras leave behind the austerity measures. in the past four years greece has been in the grips of violent protests. tens of thousands of jobs lost, pensions slashed, and an unemployment rate of more than 25%, double that for young people. most of that anger was aimed at germany, the driving force of a european bailout deal that forced greece to clean up its act, however painful. some protesters went so far to compare german chancellor angel a la merkel and her german countrymen to nazis. now tsipras is promising to tear up that bailout deal. but it's a risky gain. greece could face bankruptcy and it raises the prospect once again of greece dumping out of the european currency the euro. >>> the new prime minister will meet with rieng wing leaders today to form a coalition government. >>> meanwhile back in the u.s. this morning, the fbi is investigating a series of threats to airlines over

. >> you heard me say it over and over i don't want to have another write another che to cosmos. >> reporter: joining nasa to unveil details of the progress on building this first human space taxi since the shuttle retired. >> you've heard both of them say they think they'll be flying by 2017. if we make that date i'm a happy camper. >> reporter: boeing has gotten its share of the money so far, over $4 billion. for the capsule developed by space x, the company has received $2.6 billion. having two options may serve nasa well providing backup in case one company has problems. that's exactly what's happened with the cargo contract to the space station, split between space x and orbital sciences until orbital sciences' rocket blew up last fall. nasa has farmed out space station trips to the private sector so it can focus more of its money on getting to mars with the program like orion. space x also wants to go to mars. >> i think it will take a village, frankly, to get to mars. >> reporter: after apollo spending on space both public and private has gone into a higher orbit. >> never before in t

lady lucy starts her letter thanking her concern for the safety of gordan and her husband cosmo. it carries 12 passengers at the time even though it had room for 40. after the sinking they were often accused of bribing the crew to row away faster instead of trying to rescue other passengers. and this teacup from the titanic is also part of today's auction. fascinating. >>> 4:47 is the time. let's check in with sal. hopefully traffic is not interesting. >> no, it's not really. but we do have that fire we are watching. we have janine de la vega who is at the scene of a fire somewhat near downtown san jose in an abandoned warehouse. i want to show you pictures from the crew. firefighters are still dousing this fire here in san jose. it's near a bunch of empty fields and lots and the warehouse looks to be abandoned. janine de la vega will have a little bit more on this coming up. her crew is there. you can see san mateo fire department is still dousing the fire and there are a lot of power lines in the area too. this is near highway 87 and the san jose airport. somewhat near any way

"people are fed up" says georgios cosmos. they're hungry, literally hungry. i'm 72 years old and all i have in my pocket is seven euros. is in victory, leftist leader alexis tsipras says greece leaves behind austerity and humiliation. the 40-year-old won firebrand won by tapping into this, pure fury. for the past four years, greecer has been in the grips of violent protests against deep cutting austerity measures. tens of thousands of jobs lost pensions slashed and an unemployment rate of more than 25%, double that for young people.t most of that anger was aimed at german germany, the driving force of a europe european union bailout deal that forced greece to clean up its act, however painful. some protestors went so far as to compare german prime minister angela merkel and her countrymen to nazis. now, tsipras promises to tear up that 269 million bailout deal. but it's a risky game, greece could face bankruptcy and it raises the prospect once again of greece dumping out of the european currency, the euro. >> the last time greece is the last time greece was o

cosmo oil have launched a new company to jointly run some of their refineries. the company will use a pipeline to connect existing factories near tokyo. the plants produce gasoline and other products. analysts are expected a long-term slide in japanese demand for gasoline. they say cars have better fuel efficiency and the population is getting smaller. officials of the industry ministry have been urging oil distributors to take action. and that's all for now in business. i'll leave you with the latest market figures. >>> supporters of japan's largest opposition political group are preparing to go to the polls. they'll choose a new leader after losing in last month's general election. and they'll now decide on who they think best rebuild the democratic party in japan. more from nhk world's tomoko kamata. >> reporter: three senior officials of the democratic party of japan filed papers on wednesday to enter the leadership race that will be held on january 18th. former house and labor minister akira nagatsuma, former party secretary-general goshi hosono. and acting

estado de pequeÑos pueblos, zonas agrÍcolas, una de las ciudades mÁs grandes del mundo, un micro cosmosuntos podemos hacer grandes cosas incluso en circunstancias difÍciles yo lo creo, porque una y otra vez en los seis aÑos que llevo en el cargo he visto lo mejor de estados unidos, yo he visto los rostros con esperanza de jÓvenes tragÁndose en nueva york, california en west london colorado en nuevo grado a inglaterra. yo he sufrido con familias en tucson boston, new town, west virginia. yo he visto a los estadounidenses luchar contra la adversidad de extremo del paÍs. yo he visto cosas como los matrimonios homosexuales pasar de una rareza que nos dividÍa a un derecho civil en nuestro paÍs. (aplausos) (aplausos) en estados de 7 de cada 10 consideran su hogar. (aplausos) yo he visto lo bueno y el optimismo y la generosidad es del pueblo establece que cada dÍa vive con la idea de que somos responsables por el prÓjimo. sÉ que esperan que los servimos aquÍ demos un mejor ejemplo. asÍ que la pregunta que tenemos por delante esta noche es ¿cÓmo todos nosotros podemos reflejar mejor las esperan

a russian cosmo nout spent 337 days in orbit. but got stay in orbit around earth, a safe place o be. over the course of a journey between planets, it was considered too dangerous, not to mention the intense radiation you are hit with away from earth into space. the longer you spend travelling the greater the chance of the spacecraft and deaths on board. that was to keep everywhere alive on the way. lots of people wanted to go anywhere. thousands of people applied to be the first volunteers. mars won. it was raising money to attend to journey there. here is the thing. in spite of the f the one you. >> there are issues to be worked out. there's nothing that can't be done reaching with what we have and over the horizon. the bigger issues are the commitments, both political and financial. now, if an individual like elon musk is going to do it that stakes care of the political commitment. the financial commitment - it will be a big bill no matter how you slice it to get a colony on mars, let alone a colony. you know colonization is go

history is littered with the wreckage of failed delivery startups like cosmo, urban fetch, and web vant this uber-like outsourced smartphone model may give instacart a better ending. so i have some thing i can do maybe if this tv thing doesn't work out. what makes it different from the likes of web van? joining me as general manager heather. thanks for giving me a job. >> for a short time. >> i got this web van tattoo across my chest. >> will have to get you a carrot tattoo. >> web van was raising a ton of money, goldman sachs favorite pic, and it went to nothing because of this huge instructor play. yours is very different. >> very different. we don't have never structure that web van had. smartphones are prevalent now both for the consumers to be able to place their order from smartphone ipad their devices. and then personal shoppers use this smartphones actually do the grocery shopping for the customer. that's a big changes well. >> i can tell you how many venture capitalists have sat in that chair and read i'm sick of hearing about the uber of this and the uber of that. but it real

and like millions of other people not necessarily into astronomy and the studies of the cosmos, i was just engulfed by what they did. the touchdown on the comment c --omet was a mission led by multinational team of scientists. and together, they have expanded humanity's reach into the cosmos, and by doing so, they have enhanced our understanding of our own planet. rosetta, that will ring a bell with some of you -- rosetta embodies the spirit of the 19th century scientists, who in their own time used the rosetta stone to decode the ancient egyptian hieroglyphs. why is this story relevant today, other than to demonstrate that europe can do really impressive things? [laughter] because i think that this year the global economy will face what we might call three rosetta moments. if they want to accomplish the international mission that i will talk about. those major policy challenges, think about what is coming our way. they will acquire decisions -- require decisions based on political courage, international banking, cooperation, a bit like those fine demonstrators. the first rosetta mome

rather, expect to here how scientific and religious views of the cosmos cannot only coexist without diminishing the integrity of either but i ways of thinking about the world and one can often enrich the other earned undergraduate and master's degrees from mit and a phd in planetary sciences from the university of arizona. he has worked at harvard and mit, the us peace corps in kenya and that college before entering the jesuit order in 1989's research explores connections between meteorites and asteroids and the evolution of small solar system bodies. in 1996 be given excellent talk about this. in 2000 he was honored by the international astronomical union for the contributions to the study of meteorites and asteroids with the naming of asteroid 4597,, the author of more than 200 scientific papers as well as a a number of books including the one you will hear about tonight would you baptize and exit terrestrial and other questions from the astronomers and box at the vatican observatory. co-authored with father paul moment. appear selling copies of this book in our store. they will be available

valerie, a russian cosmo naught spent 437 days in orbit. he stayed around earth, well understood and safe to be as safe goes. over the course of a long journey the humans would be subjected to new dangers, not the least of which is intense radiation you are hit with away from earth, out in deep space, and the time you spend, the greater the chance of damage to the spacecraft and death of everyone on board. fewer that half of missions to mars made it and they didn't have to keep people alive. 200,000 applied to be a first organization for mars one, a dutch organization. here is the thing - those people volunteered in spite of the fact the organization makes clear they are talking about a one way trip. elon musk is famous for big, bold ideas. perhaps a one-way trip to mars is the boldest. >> jacob ward in san francisco >>> now to our freeze frame and many are feeling the big chill across u.s. but not in brazil. a zoo in rio gave the bear frozen water melon. that looks good compared to what we are dealing with in new york city. i'm paul beban,

. ♪ >> well there are a lot of new developments in the scandal surrounding comedian bill cosmos by hein ontario, canada, for the very first time since at least 10 of his shows were canceled in the wake of sexual assault allegations from about, actually more than two dozen women now. the audience gave him a standing ovation but outside the venue a crowd of protesters were standing with something else to say. they gathered to shame him and his fans. some ticketholders reportedly said they were going to boycott that performance. meantime, two additional women have join ad defamation lawsuit against bill cosby. and three new women are accusing him of assaulting them years ago. watch. >> he drugged and raped me. he betrayed my trust and took advantage of me. >> next i remember, waking up in a bed with mr. cosby naked. >> for more than 30 years i've been sickened by what he did to me. >> also cosby's former television wife, actress felicia rashad, remember she was mrs. huxtable, is speaking out about the accusations defending her former co-star. >> what has happened is, that declaration in

there were allegation that is cosmo bribed the crew to keep them from rescuing others. >>> well, if you snow in those areas at the moment. rest of just spared from this coastal system but it was cloudy, cold day and temperatures already dropping. a as we check in with our weather watchers we are seeing numbers down in the 20's. lou in eagleville, 25 degrees, right now with cloudy skies. we are seeing a temperature of 31 as we head east into philadelphia chestnut hill with phil, he is reporting clouds and 31 degrees. we are seeing 31 over new jersey, shawn kelly is in marlton reporting mostly cloudy conditions and again, 31 degrees. down into delaware where walter is reporting 29 degrees with a cloudy sky, he is in newark and he says dew points of 20 degrees there at the moment. well, it has been a cloudy, merky day but down the shore is where you saw rain and snow. look at atlantic city. we cannot see much of the ground there but it was a windy, unsettled day, up and down the new jersey and delaware coastline. in fact take a look at our time lapse video from our live neighborhood networ

the cosmos have shifted against him. five decades later, martin was right and everybody was else wrong but that is not the way he got out of here >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. ilya shapiro and david gans discuss the hobby lobby case that establishes the right of for-profit corporations to be exempt from the law based on religious beliefs. this is about an hour and a half. >>> good afternoon and welcome to the cato institute. i am the director of the cato center for constitutional studies and your host for this event. i want to also welcome your c-span audience and those who are looking at the event on cato live streaming and later through the archives. we are hear to discuss religious liberty as it may or may not be exercised in the context of the modern business corporation pursuant to statory and constitutional law and mark the new book on the subject called "religious liberties for corporations? ". i note the title ends with a question mark. ilya shapiro and david gans talk about the h

the cosmos series was yet to come, but he was one of the first astrobiologists, people who thought the search for life beyond earth was possible and necessary and exciting. he took it pretty for. one of his jobs with viking was to look for visible life. it was explained to me that he got irate when nasa did not put lights on so they could see these things at night. and u.s.a. when they come at night we will not see the. in any case, they didn't come because this was where it landed, and this is what it was like. after all, of that build up a canals and water and life, you know, sagan talking about all kinds of living things coming to eat at the trough of viking this is what they found. it was really pretty bare and. there were some tests that seem to suggest they were living microbes in the soil but they were then debunked and the view is that they really did not find anything in certainly the way of biology. here's another picture, and you can see not very enticing not something that just screams out, hey, life used to be here, or life is here now. and i think it would be fair to say

seemed like a nice thing to do. >> what is a cosmo girl? what does that mean?levised. at the top of the hour they asked me to come for like top of the 8:00 hour, to come and read, confetti that drops. may not know this at home. the confetti that drops at stroke of midnight people have written wishes. people's wishes dropping. they had me read wishes. positive or bummers? >> two of them. one was, somebody wanted love for everybody. which is nice. >> yawn, yawn. >> the other was somebody wanted to bea fish. i don't know. picked them randomly. >> we have a crab. they went to the perfect person to meet a fish. a crustacean. this is a show. meet a fish. and random teenage girl, because gary tuchman is on location. you can shake legs with the fish? it's kizmet. >> kizmet. >> it is early. i would lake ike to show a phot the gift from kelly ripa. hope this is shame based for you. i asked for the photo. a gingerbread house. >> beautiful. kelly ripa. she and mark consuelos are the greatest gift givers, nicest friend, so generous to all their friends. they sent this lovel

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. >> ya dijo que no, que era para el cielo, el cosmos, el viento, el mar, pero no era para josÉ rone.Ón, ¿quÉ te pasa? >> en este caso celebraron los cumpleaÑos, los aniversarios... >>a veces en los camerinos pasan cosas. >> lo dijiste tÚ. >> no me metas en lÍos! >> arrancÓ el 2015 y el foro de "hasta el fin del mundo" se vistiÓ de fiesta. ( aplausos ) >> zugey abrego y ricardo margalet celebraron su cumpleaÑos. >> detallado, porque es gente con la que yo he convivido en otras producciones. y aunque el cumpleaÑos fue el 31, lo estamos celebrando. >> para margaleff, esta celebraciÓn organizada por la producciÓn fue toda una sorpresa. >> la verdad que me gustarÍa llegar a la edad que represento. estamos muy contentos, un poco desvelados, pero muy contentos. empezando el aÑo trabajando, que es una bendiciÓn. >> ¿sÍ se acuerdan de tu cumpleaÑos? >> la verdad que se acordaron. gracias a mi amiga malena. mucha gente se acordÓ, me mandÓ mensajes... los Únicos que no se acordaron fueron en mi casa. les ganÓ la fiesta. >> con informaciÓn de hugo trujillo, televisa espectÁculos. >> ¿cÓmo es la

it was no laughing matter or actor and comedian bill cosmos by he is keeping quiet after more an thatcareer. networks canceled his projects and cosby has not been criminally charged. the year had share of scandals. what will 2015 bring. we'll see what the future holds. i'm martha maccallum, fox news. leland: never a shortage of scandals each day. heather: no. they spread so quickly in the day of social media. leland: very fast. this will probably spread pretty quickly as well in the world of social media shall we? lined up. heather: look at this. leland: since we both missed flue years preparing for show, we decided to celebrate with you guys for a minute. happy new year to you. we appreciate you joining us. i will read this tease. i will take off the glasses. see times square where things are cleaned up now. heather: yes. leland: but it was a heck of a party last night. 2:00 in the morning when you came to work they were still going on. heather: which was different from last year. they cleaned it up last year right away. leland: they did. i will take off the hat. heather: i'm not. le

i had 30 friends and family come over and you can see ross cosmos they're a little less formal about the whole deal than nasa would be. they actually let people get up and touch the rocket while t being towed out. being my a and a lot of you, can you imagine saluting a ruian general? [laughter] and that's, you know, growing up in the '50s and '60s? heresy, t there i am, you know just before our launch. russians, the more kind of- they're more kind of ceremonious about it. as you're going out a lot of little traditions that they employ. thiss what it looks like inside soyuz. we had to sit there for about two and a half hours and i was stupid enough to ve two cups of tea before the launch -- [laughter] so i'm not ashamed to tell you we all wore huggie diapers, and we all got to use them. [laughter] right here in this section there ain't no facility. here's the actual launch. october 1 2005. and we're sitting up on the top. [background sounds] >> it takes less than ten minutes to get into orbit. so you're going from zero to over 17,000 miles an hour less than ten minutes. we had about t

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i've got to get some ice for my cosmo. >> that's very rugged, brooke. >> very rugged but the ice was>> and i want's blue. >> and you got "ball" in! >> nice. >> one more pelicans at feeding time. >> these are actually justin bieber's backup singers. >> mine mine mine mine. >> these are pelicans from singapore. it's feeding time. you can see one super unlucky fish is going in the bucket. >> i love how the mouth spread open at the beak. >> can and pelican. >> very cool. brian, thanks a lot. cool picks. good to see you. >> you too. >> up next all the news you need to start your weekend. >> then jennifer lawrence and bradley cooper back together again, a few of the stars in a big movie. the ones you want to chec ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. crest gave one friend crest 3d white whitestrips. and the other, a whitening toothpaste. here's what they thought. i can't tell if the paste whitened. well the whitestrips worked. yeah. the paste didn't do that. crest whitestrips work below the enamel sur