>> cosmo girl. >> yes, cosmo girl now. >> new title!eteorologist. >> and with twins, too. >> all three of you really. >> that's terrific. congratulations. >> thank you. we'll be right back. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right >> words this morning, rocky still looking tender. >> yep. sylvester stallone nominated for golden globe for his supporting roll in creed. now, spent 39 years since stallone's only other golden glove nomination, now, if he's not named for oscar, axe billion earnings will look only the six actor to be nominated twice for playing the same character. very exciting. basilica of saints peter and paul the way one of the sexiest men ' life baraking it nick unrecognizable in his latest move. >> i nancy odel from entertainment tonight has the words on what's new in theatres this weekends. >> faces offer mobbie dic

space craft developed by the chinese academy of sciences has launched its mission to scan the could cosmos for an understanding of unseen dark matter. >> reporter: launching on board a long rocket, china's dark matter particle explorer is said to give the country's scientists a view none have had before. the space craft will orbit the earth at an altitude of 500 kilometres. the telescope will be searching for high emergency game array, electron and coulds seismic race. using a series of deckedors, the craft is able to map the direction, energy and electric charge of these particles as they travel through space. from these scientists hope the telescope will see evidence of what is known as dark matter, which has never been seen or directly detected, but by looking at the movement of galaxies scientists have concluded it exists and it makes up 80% of the mass of the universe. >> the distortions of light from galaxi galaxies, these measurements of these distortions is telling us that there is an additional amount of matter in the universe that we cannot see. >> reporter: the space telescope i

china is also reaching further into space, a spacecraft with a detector designed to examine the cosmos for dark matter. >> reporter: china's dark matter particle explorer is designed to give a view that no one has had before. orbit the earth at a speed of five kilometers per how. using a series of decorator det. evidence of what's known as dark matter which has never been seen or directly detected. but by looking at the movement of galaxies, scientists have concluded it exists and makes up 80% of the mass of the universe. >> the distortion of lights of galaxies which is playing with the light of each other, foreground and back groungrowd d galaxies. >> it's expected to send data back in the next few weeks and it's hoped that these images will provide scientists a new and yet unseen part of the cosmos. >> new installment of the star wars saga appeared in the u.k. the favorite star wars actors walking the carpet. and england isn't the only country feeling the star wars fever. gerald tan in france. >> finally released to the public. it is fans in france are among the first in the world to

christ is the center of the cosmos. he is the source of all things and with him all things return. he succeeded masterfully in representing both truth and the beauty of this perception as many theology and's required -- theology anans required. the cathedral was opened dan knight. and on the gallery, the pilgrims spend the nights in prayer and song. the cathedral is locked up at night. the baroque high altar is a majestic golden should be to the apostle. the altar is dominated by the figure of st. james. he presides with a somewhat detached air. they remain apparent despite the over painting and baroque guard. above is st. james as a pilgrim. and at the very top, james the slayer of moore's is writing his legendary white battle steed. pilgrims sometimes make the journey in a holy year. for whenever the feast day of st. james, the 25th of july falls upon a sunday. only on these occasions is the sacred portal. they date from the romanesque era and are the work of master matteo and his workshop. it wasn't until the 17th century they were placed here. passing behind the altar statute a

the cosmo... planet hollywood... and brooklyn bowl. kevin janison will be with a few thousand of his closest friends on fremont street. tune in at 10 p-m... and we'll take you all the way through the fireworks finale. scary moments up to 20 passengers canada plane. the story that led fire and emergency crews to the s epic reunion guns n roses fans rejoice... the band is reuniting. how you can see the legendary band rock oun. weather live shot international airport with up to 20 injured passengers on board. a company spokeswoman says some people were injured by turbulence on the boeing 777 that was en route from shanghai to toronto. fire and other emergency crews were on hand at the airport in calgary when the plane landed. at least three passengers were seen being loaded into ambulances. the spok says some passengers were being sent to hospital for assessment. while others suffered neck and back injuries due to turbulence. hitting the road. obama hitches a ride with jerry seinfield on his show comedians in cars. we'll tell you what the

over at the cosmo, 2 season shot at mcgregor. 7:00 pm. mendes has balanced -- has battled both alsdo -- aldo and mcgregor. >> conor has his long reach. he uses pressure well. aldo is explosive and dangerous on his feet. the one thing that i see aldo having over conor is the ground game. we will see what happens mentally. this is a fight i'm really excited for. getting an and fighting against both of these guys. thery are mental and physical and it's going to be an exciting fight. randy: he never really gave us a prediction, but all the money is the champ is the underdog. jim: interesting. jessica: he has been a regular on nbc for more than six decades. jim: willard scott is finally ready to write off into when his final jessica: he has been a staple on jim: we wanted to stay around forever, but after 65 years, willard scott has earned retirement. lately he has been spending much of his time shouting out the happy birthday wishes to people jessica: he shared >> right now on news 3, new potential isis threat. >> and the cold, could it be a

we will be live through the end of our city's spectaculareed: planet hollywood, cosmo, experience wityo goodman. marie: look who was all decked out and ready to go, chloe beardsley. chloe: this is going to be -- reed: we must've anchored a longtime together because we both said thank you thank you thank you. you have been so supportive of this show. i thank you. i know you thank our wonderful viewers so much. what a year it's been. if you tweet us during that show, we will show you our house your fireplace, your beer, whatever. your family on air t announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, y'all. how's everybody? thank y'all. i appreciate it, now. thank y'all very much. i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we've got another good one for you today. returning for their third day, with a total of $20,000, from chicago, illinois, it's the slefo family. [cheering] and from antioch, california, it's the godwin family. [cheering] everybody's here trying to win theysel

she tells "cosmo," we don't need all the opinions. supportive and nobody pick side because there ain't a side. >> you're amazing. >> the voice coaches are taking sides. contestants are down to the top ten. somehow they keep it friendly. >> we asked them what the thankful in their fellow pitches. they had an interesting response for you. >> i love you, blake. kind of. >> sometimes. >> i love youblake-ish. >> they both love me. they both love me >> i'm thankful that adam grew his hair back. he was starting to look like a character from "sponge now he looks li munster again. >> i'm grateful that gwen is in the place that she's ever been as a humanbeing. i'm grateful that blake is smiling these days and inspired as well musically. >> gwen and blake make each other very "the voice" is on tonight. we're hoping that pharrell will pharrell is holding his breath. he is the o coach who has just one singer left. >> colorado springs are gathering details after that shooting at a local planned parenthood that left three people dead. skating champi

. >>> and then cosmo cover girl miranda lambert dishes divorce and selena gomez gets candid. >>> then cia reveals to ellen the real reason she keeps her face covered up. >> so i can go to target and buy a hose if i want to sdpmpt whether millions of you read it. now watch us.

last night at the cosmo may have answered it. chad mendes against frankie edgar. edgar with a two-punch combination to the nose floors mendes. he gets the knockout win in dramatic fashion. the runnin' rebels in california taking on u.c. riverside this afternoon, the rebs looking to rebound after the loss to wichita state wednesday night. first possession for the rebs, they hit a three. pat mccaw knocks it down. big steven zimmerman knocking down jumpers, hitting from the outside. here's good defense from the rebels coming up, dwayne morgan gets the steal, going the other way, he's going to miss the lay-up but ike lamu is there for the put-back jam. later, more offense from the rebels, this time ben carter on the block. nice spin move. he's going to drain the reverse much-needed win tonight as they will be back now wednesday thomas and mack center to take on arizona state. that should be a very good game. how about army-navy. let's wrap it up with college football, number 21, midshipmen, 13 straight wins over army. they played in philadelphia today, always a specta

it opens a window for to further understanding the cosmos.anadian -- affect one-third of the global population. among people living in africa and south asia. a tunisian pro-democracy group received the nobel awards ceremony in oslo. the national dialogue quartet -- ♪ >>> the group called on the international community to make the fight against terrorism an absolute priority. it addressed the need for dialogue touching on the recent terror attacks in paris and others around the world. >> today we are in dire need of dialogue between civilizations and peaceful coexistence within the framework of diversity and uniqueness in the fight against terrorism. we need to place the utmost priority on coordination and cooperation among countries to stem terrorism and the cause at the source. >>> representatives of the quartet also voiced their result in tunisia and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share their country's story with the world. the quartet consists of a labor union group and confederation, a human rights league, and human rights org

it opened a window to further understanding the cosmos. canadian arthur mcdonald also shared the world. william campbell shared physical or medicine prize. omura's research focused on finding cures for parasitic diseases. they're common in africa and south asia. following the ceremony, a royal banquet for the winners was held. laureates entered the room with members of swedish royal family and others. >> ladies and gentlemen, honor the great donor. >> reporter: omura and kajita looked much more relaxed at the banquet than they were during the awards ceremony. they sat among the royal family talking and laughing. omura looked excited when he returned to his hotel after the big night. it w it. >> it was a wonderful experience. i enjoyed everything. i attended a banquet for the first time. >> translator: now it finally came home to me that i was awarded the nobel prize. i was relieved that the event ended without any problems. >> reporter: the two japanese nobel winners are encouraging young japanese people to aim high and work hard. they hop

ultra high resolution images will provide sciencetists with a new and previously unseen view of the cosmos >>> a reminder that you can keep up-to-date with all the news on our website, al jazeera.com. the very latest of our top stories, as well as analysis and features. al jazeera.com.

new space craft developed by the chinese academy of sciences has launched its mission to scan the cosmos for elements it's hoped to give us more understanding of mysterious and as yet unseen dark matter. >> reporter: launching on board a long march rocket, the dark matter particle explorer is said to give a view we have not seen before. the space craft will orbit earth at an altitude of 500 kilometres while its powerful space telescope searches for high energy gamma ray electron and coulds make rays. using a series of detectors, it is able to map the direction, energy and electric charge of these particles as they travel through space. from these scientists hope the telescope will see evidence of what is known as dark matter, which has never been seen or directly detected, but by looking at the movement of galaxys, they are sure it exists. it makes up 80% of the universe. >> it is extortions from the galaxy, and these measurements of these extortions is telling us that there is an additional amount of matter in the universe that we cannot see. >> reporter: the space telescope is a first

the dessert was tonight at the cosmo... it's the ultimate fighter show headlined by chad mendes and frankie edgar the winner of this one is in line to meet the winner of the mcgregor-aldo fight. and in the first... edgar catches mendes with a right- left combo and drops the california fighter. a first round knockout for the edgar was the quickest of his ufc career.... that's five in a row for frankie... he's gotta be in line for a championship fight next. frankie edgar/wants title fight: "i'm ready if somebody doesn't show up tomorrow... dana left.. he knows he doesn't want to disappoint me... got to give it to me. ((chris maathuis)) the 23-0 golden state warriors putting the impressive mark on the line in boston. could they make it 24 straight without clay thompson? and with steph curry having the worst shooting game of the season... he was 9-27 from the field... but hit 6 three's in the game and finished with 38. in the second ot...green drives and scores... that's what they do... warriors are off to milwaukee on saturday

belief among scientists like me that ours may only be one among many universes populating a gigantic cosmoshe hiddenreality, i explore this possibility without presuming any knowledge of mathematics or physics on the part of the reader. hysterical. i'm glad you talked me into this. we work so hard, sometimes it's nice to goof off and do something silly. agreed. wait till you hear how he dumbs down werner heisenberg for the crowd. you may actually believe you're in a comedy club. you can think about heisenberg's "uncertainty principle" much like the special order menu that you find in certain chinese restaurants, where you have dishes in column a and other dishes in column b,

and previously unseen view of the cosmos >>> a reminder that you can keep up-to-date with all the news on our website, al jazeera.com. the very latest of our top stories, as well as analysis and features. al jazeera.com. >> religion. long the spiritual nourishment of the soul. now groundbreaking research on how it impacts the brain. >> because it's the biggest question out there. >> scientists analyzing the minds of believers. >> can you tell the difference between the brain of mother theresa versus a terrorist? >> measuring the divine one brain scan at a time. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... by scientists. and now techknow investigates religion and the brain. >> hey welcome to techknow i'm phil torres here with dr. crystal dilworth and cara santa maria. now today we're going to start out talking about science and religion. now to be blunt, these aren't two things that often

cosmo, right?is the same -- i the smartphone helps a little bit because you have more data and transparency, but we will see. the question for all of those things have to do with economics. core economics. that trip down memory lane was thanks to googlbill gurley. we will hear from chris sacca and what he thinks uber will be worth now. we will look at how the film business is trying to keep its hottest title from leaking online. ♪ cory: a hacker group claims it is selling high-quality copies of the hateful eight. hacking continues to be a major problem for hollywood and sony in particular. company is still trying to recover from last year's hack attack linked to the interview. that is all we were talking about last year. most of the movies this year have not delivered in the box office. chappie, not so much. joining me now is lucas shaw. i know you love chappie so i'm trying to be nice. lucas: i wish i had seen it. i do like the filmmaker who made it. i have not seen much that he has done since dis

the people who proclaim to care the most in washington are the people who have cosmo suffering in inmerica. stop caring for me. get out of my life. but out of my business. because when people are free to pursue profits and businesses and the king core works which john roebling son founded in trenton new jersey, i i love their slogan, it is trenton makes the world's cakes. it turns on its head this idea that the re- distributor's of wealth, the people who take other people's money are responsible for what wealth generators and capitalists make. government takes, capitalists make. the story of john roebling think is so quintessentially one of the american dream. if you really dig deep, if you really look at what is responsible for bridge being erected, not government bureaucrats, the department of transportation. who's the secretary of the department? i don't know some hack being paid off. and that's just how government is. when you dig deep into the story you find a man who is dissatisfied with layers and layers of government bureaucracy in his home country, john roebling was a civil

it's a scale that is synced up to your ipad, and you want to make a cosmo. >> look. look. look. >> it tells me when to stop with the vodka. and i overpour t tells me. >> it is cocktails for dummies. >> yes, this is it. >> and that is the perfect cocktail. and lime juice. >> this is so cute. >> and if you don't have enough, it will just tell you how to adjust all of the other things accordingly. your refrigerator or liquor cabinet -- >> okay. >> add some ice. as i drop ice everywhere. >> does it tell you how much? >> it times it for you. it times how long you should shake it d pour it. and take the drink, ladies. >> we will run out of time. >> and we have wraps right here, and they are warm are from the folks at hammacher. right over there. >> mm-hmm. >> and here is this. the cushions you are sitting on are called m cushions. they have massaging. >> oh. >> oh, nighty night. >> hody is so happy right now. >> it's designer looking but you can also sit back -- >> i love that. >> for your feet, your lower back. >> the drone! >> isn't that cool? >> i am not leaving. i love the b

also ufc is holding a card at the cosmo. frankie edgar meets chad mendes and the winner of that fight is expected to meet the winner of saturday's title fight. ((dave courvoisier)) so mcgregor and aldo are both healthy and ready to go? ((chris maathuis)) yes... remember it was a rib injury that forced aldo to pull out of that summer fight... he's healthy. and mcgregor, following that summer fight had a knee injury that nobody really knew about. so healthy... they will be wealthy and we'll see how wise they both are. get a check of your forecast. ((denise valdez)) tedd is live at the magical forset at opporunity village... for 8 news now night. < tedd florendo >colder temps today as our temps dropped by midday. winds also breezy still around the region, but not as windy as earlier. we did have showers around today. ............................... ...................... local radar showing some showers still around at this around the region and snow in the mountains. did not have any big measurable rain, but we did have some c

next contender should be decided weight number two, which is frankie edgar who knocked mendes at the cosmos friday night with just at the edge of 34 should get the next title shot at mcgregor. but he is much smaller than mcgregor. we already know ronnie rossi -- ronda rousey and holly home -- frankie edgar may have to jump over the pond for that title. national fighters, filled with the running rebels. uc riverside yesterday, they are looking good early. looking good as the free-throw line for an early lead, good the rebels pierced the steel by dwayne morgan. he misses the lay up, but watch the follow-up for the jam. rebels open up a 16-point lead. ben carter, download, and the one college football game yesterday, 21-ranked navy taking on army, 13 straight victories for the midshipmen. in this one, first quarter, it is keen and going for 58 yards for the navy up 7-3. 21-17 late in the game, two minutes ago, and check out the trickery there. the receiver going down field for army. make it 14 in a row, navy gets the win, and they're going to the military bowl game in pittsburgh on the 28th of

the people who claim to care the most in washington are the people who have cosmo suffering in americastop caring for me. get. get out of my life, but out of my business. because when people are free to pursue profits and businesses, it was trenton makes the world's pics. it turns on its head this idea that the re- distributors of wealth, the people who take other people's money are responsible for what wealth generators and capitalists make. government takes, capitalists make. this story of john rolling is one of the american dream. if you dig deep, if you look at what was responsible for bridge being erected, it's not bureaucrats, who is the secretary of the department? i don't know, some hack getting paid off. that's just how government is. when you dig deep into the story you find a man who is dissatisfied with layers of government bureaucracy in his home country. john robin was a civil engineer in the province of west delia witches formally prussia. he had this grand vision of building extension bridges but the bureaucrats who oversaw his work cannot envision what he was designing

am going to give the drone a kiss. and it is a scale synced up to the ipad, and you want the make a cosmo, so you add some vodka, and it l will tell you when to stop. if i overfill, it are will the tell me what to do. >> it is cocktails for dummies. >> yes, this is it. >> and that ta is the perfect cocktail. and lime juice. >> this is so cute. >> and if you don't have enough, it will just tell you how to adjust all of the other things accordingly, and look at the stuffn your refrigerator or lick quor cabinet. add some ice. and there you go. >> what do you do there? >> it times it off of the scale for how long, and pour it there, and take the drink, ladies. >> we will run out of time. >> and we have wraps right here, folks at hammacher. and so you turn it onned a it is going to be right on the couch. look at that. >> oh, nighty night. >> hody is so happy right now. >> and i love that. >> and it is great. and the lower back. >> and the drone. >> isn't that cool? >> i am not leaving. i love the blanky and the massage. >> and really, what you need is really a perfect drink. >> and the drone w

. >> let's attack tick a look at cosmo drone in kazakhstan where russia launches the rocket essentially to go to international space station. >> it has a brit named tim pique and american and russian on this rocket launch. the brit says he's expecting the ground staff will be able to download "star wars" that's what he's thinking about before this thing launches. >> they've got liftoff. >> doing microgravity experiments inspired by isaac newton inspired by mr. pique of the u.k.. >> right now three individuals onboard the space station because three just returned home. there had six. boost it back up to its crew of six generally standard. >> they do experiments, and all sorts of fascinating things i cannot wrap my head around. but they'll be there for six months scheduled for six months. >> interesting very cool to see 5:03 in the evening by the way in kazakhstan. 6:03, 6:04 now here in new york >> know anyone in kazakhstan, ben? >> no i do not. >> nor do i. a beautiful sight. >> never seen it larning -- >> i covered the glenn shuttle launch that was something else i'm it telling you. re

in october vladimir putin headed to russia's far east, it is the new cosmo droam that hdrome thas will be the replacement. he consolidated space officials for the project's okay going delays and touche touched on the suspicious disappearance of $150 million in funding. >> russia's space industry is at a point of deep crisis. it is a question of whether it can continue it at least in a area of technology. >> leader of commercial space launches, that will be a challenge. russia's space agency was recently told it will get $22 million over the next ten years, much less than it was expected and less than what nasa gets per year. rory challands. al jazeera. >> let's get sport from sana. >> thank you julie. last season's title winsers have a chance to knock arsenal out for the sixth straight season. in japan they are preparing to face the chinese in the semi finals of the club world cup. in the 2006, knockout stages in 2010 and 2011. >> i mean bars lone are full of great playerbarcelona are full . all in all, to tie the round, it will be two fantastic games of european football. >> let's tak

the galaxy is one of hundreds of billions of galaxies in the cosmos and get we are singular.life and intelligent wives and ourselves at the moment we know of no other form of life, intelligence life and the copernican worldview to say they are all over the place and it's crucial to test that because if that turns out not to be the case, that's going to shatter the worldview. >> so, my answer would be more along the lines of courses are excellent reasons why we want to do that and finding out the answer would be fascinating to change the worldview but also the process tells us a lot about ourselves, tells about our hopes and dreams and about how we can work together as a country and as a society in the world, so for me i want to emphasize the process of looking for that answer whatever the answer may be if it is positive or negative but through the process we find out a lot about ourselves. >> i may be a bit biased but i think that life is the most interesting property of the universe, the idea that somehow in this largely mechanical universe that we live and we understand tod

well, if my aunt rita is any example, start the cosmos at noon. ( laughter ) and we'll have a holiday performance by punk icon henry rollins. ( cheers and applause ) you better not pout, you better not cry, you better not shout, cuz shouting is kinda henry's thing. oh, that sound, that ticktock in my heart is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) they are about to rock your socks off. as well as your shoes, and possibly your spanx. but before they do, one more thing. a new study shows that elected leadererdon't live as long as their defeated opponents. so if there's a candidate you really don't like, vote for >> tonight, stephen welcomes robert de niro. author daniel gilbert. and henry rollins. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! >> stephen! stephen! >> stephen: i'll take it. i'll take it. stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah! that is-- oh, that is the best. best possible christmas present i could get. i need your energ

you don't want to pose for "cosmo" anymore? >> stephen: well, if the interview goes too long, we'll get you a cot. of course, everybody knows you from the great "smokey and the bandit." ( cheers and applause ) i'll put that up as a single so they can get that right there. when i was just a wee lad, you were-- and still are, of course,-- the model of manhood. you know, you were the most macho thing on the planet. i wanted a pontiac trans am, limited edition, 1977 firebird-- >> i'll sell you one. >> stephen: you will? >> yes. >> stephen: you actually did a fair number of your own stunts. >> i did almost all of them. yeah, that's why i walked out here so slow. ( laughter ) i'm-- i'm telling you, i've had- well, i can name-- i point to my knee and i said that was this picture. and this was that picture. and then this was another picture. it's all from-- but it was a good cause. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: let's see what we've got here. all right, let's see. we've also got-- we have you and the great dinah shore. there, ri