cosmo is hardly the most shocking or fearful place to learn about sex."ss, senior features editor at yahoo! shine, the women's lifestyle porttll tells showbiz tonnghtt younger readers can find useful information in a place wherr girls gooto find out about things they're embarrassed to ask in sex ed when you don't wann to talk to your parentt about something." buu weider says cosmo goes well beyond mere see education. pin thissmagazine it gives how to give a proper (beeped) pob or do this sex position "reverse cowgirl. ii's puuhing sex in a very graphic manner." as for osmo, tte magazine is defending its content and its ddcision tt put oung stars on the cover.it tells showbii tonight in a statement, qqote: "the mature successful youngg its cover embody the fun and fearless spirit of he magazine and reflect the eepowering infoomation inside about relationships, career, she's not buying it and hopes to convince federal regulators to take action against the rummrs are swirling... that kim kaadashian is dating kanye weet. t-m-z says the pair was photographed c

. >>> cosmo, the magazine known for how to please your man in bed. charges they are putting teens on the cover. >>> your future health care is facing new questions and a new deadline. in just a few hours, government lawyers are due to submit a three-page explanation of exactly what authority the obama administration beliefs the federal courts have. it's an odd request. but more than one federal judge is not happy with what republicans call president obama's bullying of the supreme court over its review of obama care. here's brian todd. >> reporter: a barometer of how high the political stakes are for the president and his opponents on the health care law. a public sparring match between president obama and the courts. on monday, obama says this about the supreme court's review of health care. >> ultimately i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. >> reporter: but it's the supreme court's job to d

former model nicole weeder is blasting cosmo accusing editors of deliberately putting gomez and otheron the cover to attract younger readers. she says by doing that they're exposing underage girls to graphic content. >> 50 sex tips, naughty sex tips, 75 sex moves. bad girl sex. that's what they highlight. that's what the core of the magazine is all about. >> reporter: these are young girl who are impressionable reading this stuff and that's what scares you. >> completely. >> reporter: cosmo's february cover pictured dakota fanning next to this headline, too naughty to say here but you have to try this sex trick. >> they are sexualizing young girls and daring them to try all these freaky sex acts. >> reporter: she launched an online petition at anti-cosmo mission.com demanding the magazine shield covers in dark plastic, similar to what's done with adult magazines. >> reporter: would that solve the problem? >> if you put a protective coating on it, it means young 5-year-old jada can't flip through the magazine. it would help if this was sold only to adults. >> reporter: one expert on wo

. >> the inmates call it cosmo, and it's here where they learn how to style hair and give facials andike i'm at home going to the beauty 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 inm

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

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

products because we take a project in moscow office of righty of selected brands carefully chosen by the cosmo tech a team. that concept stores try to emulate from the mass market environmentally friendly brands are represented by cause with seka brought to moscow for the most progressive un-p.c. well occasions around the world including london paris and los angeles. and. our final occasion is a cut in a factory approximately sixty kilometers from the capital. the first. to make sure you don't see here just to see how wow expense this and the words. continuous quality checks are all going to ice in the factory and chemical analysis helps to ensure that all the ingredients are in the proper proportions. the wrong amounts or mix left for the wrong time can leave disaster. first the container is filled with alcohol then water in the composition of essences is added then it's all mixed drawn filters and delivered to the filling facility if you can see the printer in as it's called the factory normally buys the finished principles from china germany or italy but this current batch is a specific one

to the makers, the spacecraft is completely reusable and will be a cheap way of traveling into the cosmosr correspondent has been to meet the men behind the project. >> we have main engine start. >> for 60 years, there had only been one way to reach space -- blasting straight up. it is always expensive. imagine instead taking off from a runway and flying into orbit. meet in british design for a space plane. it has not been built, but the project has reached a crucial stage. the key is a completely new kind of motor. an ingenious concept for a jet engine and a rocket rolled into one. engineers go through it. it has to work if it has a chance of flying. because of the high pressures involved in the revolutionary jet engine, everyone has to wear protection. it is designed to go five times the speed of sound. billing that quickly, the flow of air becomes so intense it reaches 1000 degrees celsius which would normally not everything inside. this unique device cools the air to well below zero. it should make space travel easier. the tests are now under way. this is one of a series of experiment

all about the love of the styling that many people consider a work of art also most love very old cosmo for the look but also as an example of engineering manufacturing and design innovations that we take for granted now. very very high school the museum here has two hundred ten cars in its collection the early staying. in the space is pretty. it says in a former industrial truck a bus an impressive five thousand square misses. half the cars here are owned by private people and one hundred forty of them are in full working listen. i don't have a driving license fails three times. at the museum you'll understand how the ideas behind many designs with a soviet all foreign were born how techniques of old and how technical solutions were transformed into classic automobiles. we have a separate display dedicated to soviet cars which once took part in various rallies it is not common knowledge that the u.s.s.r. participated in many international competitions in one hundred sixty nine the soviet mosque which conferred in the london to sydney rally in the brand also received many prizes at seve

journey ventilation are you comfortable the water is as close to the weightlessness of space as the cosmos can get on earth a spacecraft compartment is put into a pool this simulator is for cosmonauts to learn how to repair a spacecraft and conduct research outside the capsule. would work. alexei cannot move independently underwater his spacesuit weighs two hundred kilos in open space the cars minard can count only on himself the need for such training became evident already after lexington leonore's first ever spacewalk. was march one thousand nine hundred sixty three. looking at these shots it is hard to believe that alexei early on all this struggling to save his life and all function in his spacesuit made it difficult to reenter the capsule staying outside it was a risk as there was only enough reserve air in the soup for thirty minutes we're using pressure was also dangerous as it could cause his blood to boil which could lead it to braless is even death to get back into the spaceship he had to take a gamble. you got to fall for your sewer but still don't understand how i did it but i

day of manned spaceflight alderney off talks to science fiction author chap i get it and research cosmos their usual cough. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. hello hello welcome to spotlight the entries in show on our t.v. now we're not going today will be talking about plates april twelfth will always be one of the greatest day in the history of mankind on this day i'm seeing folks feel one russian pilot you are the good guy became the first man to fly into outer space it wasn't only a scientific breakthrough but a great cultural shift. but now pop a century later it looks like space exploration has lost or losing its credibility is at least is becoming a ruthie is it known for the or a logical result of progress we'll discuss it now with two people from two different castes and american science fiction author jack mcdevitt who's joining us from jacksonville just the united sta

. -- cosmos. highly placed and the coauthor is sitting right here, his name is joel preand he is one of the world's most successful and recognized cosmonthlygists, astro first cysts. and this is a tour of the universe benefiting by the extraordinary breakthroughs of a series of telescopes, the head of which is the leading telescope is the hubble telescope which is still functioning. now, the hubble is a product of nasa. so you must have high regard for nasa? is that deminished in any way? >> all of us scientists are enormously grateful for the government of the united states and to nasa in particular. but we are very worried that this new focus on putting people back on the moon is robbing the current scientific enterprise of very much-needed resources. in the hopes we'll be able to do something in 10-20 years we have already done. namely put people on the moon. we really have major projects that we would like to do now that are being postponed in many cases indefiniteliy because of this new focus

as they have eyes here in the up next our special report of the first cosmos who train for space flight along with you regarding the stay tuned to find out what they had to endure and how life played out for them afterwards. so who will go first you first know you think only five out of twenty are still alive. five participants of one of the most secret and ambitious missions of the soviet union leaders could have an idea in moscow they dared to do all kinds of experiments testing the limits of human endurance. every one of them wanted to be the first. they were all ready to risk their lives. they were the first cosmonauts one of these men were chosen to prepare for the first ever human space flight every year the five remaining members of the group gathered together on the birthday of the first cosmonaut in his native city that now bears his name. alexei allman chuck was an engineer and a helicopter pilot just eighteen months ago now he was a candidate to become a cosmonaut frankly speaking i never thought i was suitable for becoming a cosmonaut but after a little training i saw they w

practices where you sit at the table, sense of positioning as was mentioned to this - even in the cosmos where is your position in the world comes to where is your position at the table when you eat at the family core. so, you could never go wrong by referring any question in the chinese cultural religious ethos to how does it work as a family metaphor. >> now i want to - go ahead susanna i've got lots of questions but - >> then where are the females in this picture, because your references again are to man/wife, father/son and not father/mother, and yin and yang it seems equal? >> that's the question i had too, yes. >> well john is right, it is a patriarchal society has evolved that way and may be in a sense - confucianism, as it became institutionalized in the hong dynasty about 2,000 years ago, long after confucius by the way, but they set up these rules to basically one can say, reinforce a patriarchal system. but, in essence the yin yang relationship is not just sort of male/female and dominant/recessive, it is more dynamic than that. it's more like the light on the mountain, and th

for my inspiration i instead turned to libraries, books from the cosmos and my rooftop telescope andthe hayden planetarium. after some fits and starts, i became a professional scientist. i became an astrophysicist. over the decades you have come a long way, including most recently the presidential initiated congressionally endorsed business statement that finally gets us back out of lower orbit. whoever does not recognize the value of this at venture to our nation's future soon will as the rest of the developing world passes us by in every measure of technological and economic strength. not only that, today you look much more like america from your senior-level managers to your most decorated astronauts. congratulations. you now belong to the entire citizenry. examples of this abound but i specially remember in 2004 when the public took ownership of the hubble telescope. your most beloved unmanned mission. they all spoke loudly, ultimately reversing the threats that the telescope might not a service to extend its life another decade. hubble's transcended amateurs of the cosmos had sp

to bring sunshine and nice whether he can see the system approaches the bay area of us did you how cosmo and overhead otherwise this ritual art which means was a lot of sunshine in the afternoon and pretty mild some measures outside 73 cruzan's as say 74 in santa clara east bay temperatures up in the '60s and also mid-70s and corporate wide 68 vallejo net two bad either 65 in san francisco 59 degrees in daly city may be feeling green patches of fog next couple days temperatures will be off just a little bit and then we really start to warm things up and fight temperatures a moving wants the '70s on thursday maybes on friday and what is season of rain has been of course we talked about 40 to 30 percent of normal as a hat out of february to march but things change quite a bit a lot of that rainfall deduct as you can see as it rolls on by. >>> it is incredible because were so far down. conditions began this morning near the mikey exit northbound and southbound traffic looks ok consider map show your falling a problem is simple as intense out on 680 right there by stone ranch and lease of th

fox said in this month's "cosmo" magazine she wants three.his is the second child for the star of the 90210 series. >>> caught on camera, an unexpected interruption during a newscast. >>> plus, the days of trying to impress the inla-laws appear toe over. and the top jobs, i'm all ears, that could make you go bald. those are some of the topics today. we had to call pat over here. she was busy tweeting you. he's here in the flesh. you've got a tweet waiting from pat. >> i'll check it when we get done here. >> something strange came popping up during a newscast in canada. we need a mascot is what you're telling us. >> absolutely. take a look at this video here out of toronto. this actually happened and the anchor person had no idea that this golden doodle dog ends up popping up during the newscast. >> campbell who became a symbol for organ donation is celebrating her 21st birthday in the hospital. >> there he is. leslie the anchor person had no idea that the dog was going to pop up and shake its head around. that's storm, the weather dog, by the

they are designed to put human beings in their place within the cosmos and that of course is the power. there is something brilliant about the eucharist. >> the way of book is the ritual is a communal event. it is something that a number of people view that has an impact on the inner selves. if the modern world we imagine tanks that have been in your inner cells come spontaneously with one book or one artwork. in other words, the group doesn't touch your soul and i think what is fascinating as that is precisely an attempt to say, left to your own devices solely, derek thinks he will not get to, so we need -- you're not going to forgive people without yom kippur. you're not going to look at the mood without festival is seeking me. you're not going to probably forgive people without the jewish ritual of plunging yourself or whatever. but there are these communal rituals which will have to tape place, otherwise your soul will be in trouble and i'm deeply impressed by this. chiefly because subject to flee i know is so much that i feel and want to do that i don't do it because there is no c

. the cosmos is aligned. >> and now we are huge hollywood movie stars >> we are geniuses, and we  deserve that kind of attention. >> i just wanted to really capture the struggle of people. i'm sorry. what was the question? i get a little lost in myself. >> this is rad. rad is our only friend. >> the more we talked to them,  the more we wondered, was the we went to their website, where they wrote about sitting for an interview with us. they said they decided to help  us spice it up a bit and answer our questions as art-fashion snobs. so what was the real story with the video? we went back to 2006. and one of the first television interviews will and dave did when the media picked up on their stories. >> i decided just randomly to go to the dmv and try to get a funny picture. i got away with crossing my eye and looking ridiculous. from there, it just escalated. dave went a couple of times. and we j

something you raise in the book, they are designed to put human beings in their place within the cosmos, and that, of course, is the power. there is something brilliant about it. >> guest: the way i look about it is the ritual is a communal event, something that a number of people do that have an impact on the inner self, and, again, in the modern world things that happen in the inner self come spontaneously or influence from a book or artwork. in other words, there's the group that doesn't touch your soul, and i think what's fascinating about ritual is it's precisely an attempt to say left to your own devices solely, there's things you don't get to, and so we need -- you're not going to forgive people without yom kippur or look at the moon without the buddhist festival or properly forgive people without, you know, the jewish ritual of plunging yourself in a bar mitts fa. there's ruche chewables -- rituals that take place, and i'm deeply impressed by it. i know there's so much that i feel and want to do that i don't do because there's no communal structure. people say, yeah, but, us ath

>> relationship to the cosmos. relationship to family. >> rose: that's the genius of shakespeare. >> yeah. i don't know how he knew everything. but i think it's knowing everything combined with an extraordinary use of language so that you have all of this passionate outpouring of. ugness or humanity within a very immensely strict form which i think makes the tension something quite... nobody else does it. but he would write the same thing. they might be a little shorter. >> rose: yes, indeed. has there been a particular person in political power in the world who's had... you say that's a shakespearean character? >> well, it comes up all the time. i've heard many years people wanted me to say wasn't george bush ii henry v because he had that kind of childhood and father. it was hard for me to see him as a shakespearean character but i think you can say that stalin must have been a shakespearean character. that any major... chew which he is cue... >> rose: tyrants generally. >> but also, i think, people who have lear

fox recently told cosmo she has ma personal and wants two or three kids. on for the duke and duchess of came braj as they report their first anniversary. mattel released this doll set that already sold out in the u.s. at $160 a pair. check out this cool video. scientists believe it is the first ever sighting of an all white orka whale. the scientist that captured this video nicknamed the whale iceberg. cool. another piece of video we have to show you out of china, a cautionary tale, unexpecting teenager talking on a cell phone and missed the cones walking down the street and falls through the pavement. passing cab driver stops and tries to help her and goes down as well. what does that tell you about actually you really couldn't even see the cones. we all would have done the same thing. they were okay by the way. that wraps up this hour. former president jimmy carter will be my special guest tomorrow. thomas roberts is up next. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare sup

. >> cÁncer apartete del ambiente que te controla, tu siempre ayudando, el korm cosmo te pagÁ difÍcilar completamente en el otro. recuerda que en la confianza estÁ el peligro. eso siempre me lo dice mi mamÁ. >> sagitario, a aprovecha el dÍa de hoy para hacer lo que es un examen de conciencia y soltar todo lo que no necesitas, debes de estudiar con mucho cuidado tus motivaciones yendo al pasado y te darÁ cuenta que ahÍ no esÁa la felicidad si no ahora en el presente, ahora. >> capricornio, entra en una etapa de purificaciÓn personal, estarÁ difÍcil de placer en el dÍa de hoy porque tu buscaras mÁs alla de lo que tu puedes alcanzar en el dÍa de hoy ten pa skwooen ciencia que todo iing yo. >> acuario, eliminar los problemas que te transtorna. >> como siempre digo, lento pero seguro y confiÓ en que vas a cambiar todo lo negativo a positivo. >> piscis, en donde vive lo que te rodean buenas cosas, yo sÉ que estas decepcionado, no te preocupe, en el dÍa de hoy sacar la luz en el universo la fuerza espiritual para que todo llegue y mi gente la copa de la suerte en el dÍa de hoy nos daun el 16

. >> do you see it any different from cosmo or "section and the city"? different about this fantasy of being dominated that's coming up now. and i think in a way -- and you see it in girls as well, which she talks about, which is a kind of release from the pressure to succeed, to be ambitious, to be -- to achieve to make money in the workplace. this idea of just being swept away to this really old fashioned kind of sexual scenario is appealing for interesting reasons. >> katie roiphe we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up next get ready to gear up and grab a bat. we're going to look at the latest rage, anger rooms. >> in case you have something pent up after the last segment. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." [ female announcer ] if you have rheumatoid arthritis, can you start the day the way you want? can orencia help? could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your doctor. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other tr