we really should go back there and find out more about it now what with what ross cosmos of proposed is to send two unmanned first of two unmanned probes to the moon that will collect samples and return back to earth so that could be analyzed but this is really the first stage in the big plan which we heard from the heads of roscoe's most during the the last week that they want to establish a permanent base on the moon now the benefits of doing searches that well they can allow cosmonauts astronauts to be able to a climatized to space before perhaps journeying off to the far reaches of the galaxy to really reach out and and go further than we have before something that russia has been always a a proponent in wanting to to achieve now. there are benefits there are. downsides of course to being able to wanting to set up a base on the moon but ross cosmos focusing on those positives wanting to be able to establish a base that could be permanently stuffed similar to the way the international space station is this time no it wouldn't be orbiting it would be on the moon it would be able to

to move on to the next story cosmo magazine basically is always talking about sex and what you can do whatever make your joy and stuff like that but it's sold on the shelves and any convenience store pharmacy or whatnot and now there's a campaign to basically censor cosmetic work. check out the cover of this magazine it's a cause moment and the cover is so racy we had to blur it for television but if you're at the checkout counter at the supermarket good luck because you and your kids will have a bird's eye view to older racy comments and graphics. all right we actually have a copy of the mag i want to showing this to you should really. be going to be very specific words of sex and vagina i'm pretty sure those are the days there is you know best sex ever sex is a bad word now it's really received you have to censor it and said i know are you ok down there that's important you write words you don't even censor vagina and i thought it was just you know john i think i learned a lot though from this today is like this is really educational if we can and if a guy likes you apparently he ca

wasn't so puritan tannic goal you wouldn't have the issue of people needing to pick up a cosmo order to get their sex that i was just reading an article in a columnist who was dutch saying that the reason why they have fewer teen pregnancies fear abortions is because they parents have kids have sex in their home there's they're less happier tentacle i just wanna keep saying there's nothing good in that magazine there's no good tips they said like how to make sex great or whatever it was my cover i didn't see anything in there that was any you know education i've always like actually felt the same way they don't really have a lot to remark there isn't going to have a lot to offer our let's move on to our next one here ok so senator chuck grassley basically was asked the question about the labor department stricter limits on child labor. and he basically said. they could exacerbate the childhood or the child obesity epidemic by making kids less active these are his statements he said this farm bill were greatly affect our f.a.a. for age programs kids won't be able to help on farms not

we really should go back there and find out more about it now what with what ross cosmos have proposed is to send two unmanned probes to the moon that will collect samples and return back to earth so that could be analyzed with the hope eventually that we can set up a permanent base on the moon now this all sounds very science fiction but it could very soon be science fact a moon base has been said that it could very well be a very good place to to launch spacecraft from could also be a very good place to build spacecraft to cause the the gravity of the moon much less than there is an earth we would get see the effects less than gravity or zero gravity would have on a spacecraft much more than we can ever simulate on earth now this is something that's not only exciting. also exciting those that keep an eye on space exploration and show his genius post which will first explore the planet structure in order to understand the moon's origins which will help us understand more about the earth origins we want to know how the earth came into being and the moon will help us in establishing thi

cosmo is standing up and saying she's a fun, fearless female and we love her.wo years ago i saw dakota in the runaways. it was an adult movie and she had a same-sex kiss in it. she was launched as a young actress. >> you are in the magazine business and would they confer and say you are the cover girl, but these are the words that are going to be around you? >> it depends on the scenario. i don't think editors are used to sending covers to stars. dakota posed for the picture and cosmo did what they wanted to do with it. >> what's your gut on that? is it bad? >> are we talking about the cover? i don't think it's that big of a deal. she is a young actress who has taken sexual roles in movies and she had a same-sex kiss. i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> us weekly and married to a crazy man. according to the article. >> you know, these two were a strange pair from the start. despite katy's on stage behavior with the whipped cream, she is the daughter of two minsters and russell is the -- admitted former sex and heroin addict. they only knew each other for

plans are to send unmanned vehicles to the moon with the eventual aim of building a permanent colony cosmos hopes to work in partnership with the u.s. and the e.u. with the permanent base offering benefits for space travel and exploration artie's peter oliver has the details. ross cosmos want to send first off to unmanned probes to the surface of our nearest celeste steele neighbor and take samples bring them back to earth so they can be studied and analyzed with the hope eventually that we can set up a permanent base on the move now this all sounds very science fiction but it could very soon be science fact a moon base has been said that it could very well be a very good place to to launch spacecraft from could also be a very good place to build spacecraft of course the the gravity of the moon much less than there is on earth would get see the effects lessened gravity or zero gravity would have on a spacecraft much more than we can ever simulate on earth hopefully lots of very exciting things that we can see coming up in the next few years there say they're hoping to these unmanned probes

probe got into orbit and then pretty much stayed there no matter how much effort was made by ross cosmos as well as the european space agency to try and contact it and get it back on its way eventually crashing back down to earth on sunday evening this is r.c. and later this hour tainted by torture and now ten years old report on the lines to british citizens being held in guantanamo bay despite barack obama's election pledge to shut down and repeated calls from protesters for him to keep his word. and also look at how washington's latin america bogeyman has war to the hearts and homes of half a million people in the queue at. the world or shocks this week by an online video that showed american marines urinating on the dead bodies of taliban fighters to give us military identifies this soldiers in that clip and appointed a three star general to investigate but regional acts that say they've done that has already been done and it will be the last troops currently in afghanistan will pay the price. let's not forget that the americans came to understand with the explicit objective also off

ocean around one thousand two hundred fifty kilometers off the coast of chile we then heard from cosmos the russian space agency who said this well maybe it landed in the atlantic ocean over the other side of the south american continent now we've also heard from a ballistics expert putting forward a third theory which is that the remnants of they say this probe that came back down to earth could have spin spread over such a large area that it could have actually hit both the atlantic and the pacific as well as parts of mainland brazil it was a huge leap and dissipated mission from the russian space agency it was supposed to go to the martian moon a focus pick up soil samples bring them back to earth for analysis partially where it gets its name from food was good and basically meaning phobias soil in russian now that information that data that the scientists were craving could potentially they were saying of lead to developments towards a potential martian settlement a human settlement on the moon of course all that data gone now it was a hugely disappointing mission at the probe got i

. >> the inmates call it cosmo, and it's here where they learn how to style hair and give facials andbeauty shop, and actually, it relieves the stress. it takes me away from that environment, for a little while at least. >> my instructors, they don't treat me like an inmate. they treat me like a student. first of all, i'm a female and i'm african-american and i've been incarcerated, so that's already three strikes against me. but i think i could actually have another chance to become someone, to be something. i would always turn my client away from the mirror, so that she's surprised when she see that transformation. >> shampoo and conditioner, please. >> jennie brown is 21 and serving six to eight months for trafficking cocaine and breaking and entering. >> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, perm rods. whenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure no hair is in the brushes and make sure it's all sanitized and clean. >> many inmates see the cosmo program as a chance to not only better their lives but the lives of thei

ocean around one thousand two hundred fifty kilometers off the coast of chile we then heard from cosmos the russian space agency who said this well maybe it landed in the atlantic ocean over the other side of the south american continent now we've also heard from a ballistics expert putting forward a third theory which is that the the remnants of they say this probe that came back down to earth could have spin spread over such a large area that it could have actually hit both the atlantic and the pacific as well as parts of mainland brazil now as it stands at the moment we have no reports of. did come down over mainland brazil if it caused any damage to people or property but those are the theories whether it's the atlantic whether it's the pacific or whether it was spread over such a large area it hit the atlantic the pacific and parts of south america ok well we're still following that but there's a huge disappointment that this probe didn't get out of orbit didn't jet away as it should have done to mars isn't it a lot of people involved in a very expensive mission to a very expensive

debris in their equipment we're also hearing further statements quoting other sources inside ross cosmos saying that yes it is the pacific so it looks like the. couldn't around two hundred kilograms of material that didn't burn up in the atmosphere has come down in the waters of the pacific ocean good news though paid to be no reports of any injuries to anyone or anything we think it all went out into the sea that way ok a little bit of good news all on the back of the bad news because so many hopes from so many people involved in this project were were penned on this it just didn't go to plan did it what was the original plan for this very expensive mission of variance pencey expensive indeed one hundred seventy million dollars it cost to build focus grown twelve it's been a real soap opera tale of grunt it was a highly ambitious mission the most ambitious mission undertaken by the russian space agency in at least the last twenty years they were going to take this module this probe and fly it to the moon the martian moon phobos take soil samples and bring them back to earth for analysis

so we were talking about "cosmos" magazine and it's always got juicy stuff in here. don't even -- can we say it? >> no. >> you can say it. >> no, i can't. dave, do you want to come over here and say it? >> he can't say it. anyway, they talk about awesome moves that men crave. these are the moves that men crave. >> not necessarily sexual. >> apparently not -- >> i heard you. i heard you say it. i heard you say it. okay. >> we just couldn't believe it. we looked at the cover and went -- my gosh. >> all right. so spooning in bed is one of the things men crave. kissing in public. they like it when we link our arm through theirs when walking down the street. soaking in a bubble bath together. >> who wouldn't? >> and like exchanging cutesy text messages. >> if frank could text, we would. >> they like pride of ownership. am i right, guys? when you guys are out in public, even if you've been -- no one is around -- >> first thing men are around. >> this is my woman. >> yeah, they do like that. >> it's cave man, it just goes way back. >> but here's this thing. the other thing.

. >> cosmo for me? >> cosmo for regis. you'll need it. finish this lyric to my song.veryone has a story >> what's the next line? ♪ everyone doesn't care what is it? what is it? >> different as night and day. ♪ different as nighdaant y d ♪ >> we got to go. fe >>> hi, how are you? >> good. >> we are back on this thirst day thursday. we're trying to talk regis into staying! and the winners of our cutest pet contest are here. if you're wondering who this woman is next to me, this is my moan, joanie, filling in for koda, finally on jury duty. having a good time? >> i'm loving it. >> don't get so used to it because hoda is not going to be pleased to see how great you're doing. you know what i'm saying? this guy is going to help us -- actually, we've picked all five winners, but we want to introduce you to him. he is pet expert -- i don't know how he qualifies for that, but apparently he is -- his name is harrison forbes. great to see you. >> hello. good to see you, ladies. >> you've come on a crazy day. >> pets, lots of people, always crazy. >> everybody thinks their pet is

a petition to band cosmo from openly sitting on magazine racks got signatures.s. the magazine should be displayed in a nontransparent wrapper. >>> a six-year-old model is getting plenty of attention for his new ads, ryan has down syndrome and is modeling for target. he was also in the in in nordstrom. the modeling is a confidence booster for ryan. thanks so much for joining us. the news edge at 6:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 6:00. >> guilty as charged. those words from disgraced former d.c. council member, harry thomas. he took $350,000 of your taxpayer dollars sp and spent it on himself. harry thomas jr. could spend years in prison after admitting he stole more than $350,000. he spent the money on an expensive suv, a motorcycle, trips, and clothing. all that money was supposed to go to sports youth programs. the news edge is covering this one from every angle tonight. bob is live outside the wilson building, but we are going to start with matt acklin who is live outside federal court. matt. >> reporter: it was a packed courtroom today. so

but that being said again, i feel like more is known about the cosmos at this point than him.m in his late 20s, possibly early 30s, but there's a documentary that aired on korean state tv today showing him in full command of the military, riding a horse, running drills. so again, this is probably to send a message to the international community. we don't know when he took this role of what he's doing and how he's going to handle this. >> also, isn't there a discrepancy about his actual birthday? sort of guessed. >> also, his father and his grandfather, their birthdays are national holidays, so maybe it will come out as a day they're going to celebrate it in the future and then we can pinpoint it. >> another birthday to talk about. don't really follow the royals that much, but a lot of people do. kate middleton, i thought she was 30. >> she'll blow out her candles on monday. >> what is she now, the duchess of cambridge? thank you. >> and here are some rarely seen photos of her as a child. this is her and prince william at their graduation and the most famous picture is the kiss

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

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

with colombia university thanks to a well known editor, the editor of cosmo is donating $30 million totanford and colombia, the school of journalism to create a bi coastal media innovation lab. it's in honor of brown's late husband david brown who died in 2010. brown graduated from stanford and from columbia. this will be housed on both campuses, the goal to have advances in journalism and the east and west coasts. >> it's not every day you get the chance to hang with the president but that's what a class in fremont got to do today. >> you continue to push higher education for all americans. but what is your plan to help students pay off student loans? >> that was adam clark questioning the president. adam and his government class was one of 10 lucky participants chosen to chat with the president in his google plus hangout. viewers were able to watch live on the google page. >> who is the greatest innovator. according to young adults between i5,t's tt's thomas edison. topping the list with 52% of the vote. the late steve jobs, checking in second on the list with 24%. alexander graham b

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

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