- no, i don't, i don't, and thatould be, you know, the, who was it, the cosmos? - cosmos. the cosmos could remind me, but-- - i'm trying to please everybody to referring to it as the cosmos who understand some of it. - no, i feel great, and i still love playing. - at this point in your life, having done this for a long time, do you find that your own interest in the music of other people has changed? i mean, one of the things, we were talking about how the world has changed and things have changed. we have access to a lot more music, all of us do, not just civilians but people like you, and i just wonder if you're now consuming music differently or consuming different people's music today. - well, i am consuming music differently. if i hear a song and i'm curious about it, i look it up, i find it online, i find it on itunes, i download it, i play it on my computer, and i think, this would sound a lot better on my stereo. - there's still that problem, right, yeah. - no, i'm as guilty as anybody, but-- - are you trying a lot of new stuff out these days? do you listen to othe

. >> reporter: you'd never knew how cosmo spent his saturday night. tethered to the fence of the sunrise memorial cemetery with a short electrical cord. no food, no water, no blanket, and chilly temperatures, abandoned. >> he had been there for, we don't know how long. >> reporter: someone snapped this photo, put it on facebook, and two good samaritans decided they couldn't allow cosmo to suffer any longer. >> they took him in and into their home. they gave him a warm place to sleep at night. >> 3-year-old cosmo was brought here to the north bay humane society. >> and it was more of a cosmic coming together as a community because somebody was good enough to post it to the internet. two other people were there to act on it and they brought him to us. >> reporter: for an abandoned pit bull mix, he isn't aggressive, just hungry. >> wagging his tail, taking streets. he loved his treats. >> reporter: and super friendly. >> dogs have a remarkable balance about them. once they are shown love and they can start trusting and loving then, you know, in a matter

to be quite a kind of oldest equal total statement about the history of our understanding of the cosmosnd the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe i judge of it one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one water by a dutch artist the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of climate change and rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal to must yourself even further you can take out your phone download the soundtrack of that goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would normally pass by without a thought do me a is a rare chance to see london in a new light charlie rangel al-jazeera. let's take another quick at the stories making the headlines right now a concern we will who was formerly a close ally of saudi arabia says the gulf diplomatic crisis has been manufactured in expose of audio recording obtained by al-jazeera shake up to lebanon ali al thani can be heard accusing both citing arabia the u.a.e. of fabricating the rift

try to be quite a kind of holistic total statement about the history of our understanding of the cosmos and the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe in terms of one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one water by a dutch artist the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of choir. change and rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal to immerse yourself even further you can take out your phone download the soundtrack the goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would normally pass by without a thought do me a is a rare chance to see london in a new light charlie rangel al jazeera. let's update you on our top stories now turkey has fired artillery into a kurdish controlled on plave in northwest syria the cross border bombardment of a freend comes after days of threats by the president russia type one against the syrian kodesh fighters known as the y p g and the establishment of a kurdish card or along its border stephanie decke

to be quite a kind of oldest equal total statement about the history of our understanding of the cosmos and the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe i judge of one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one was by a dutch artist the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of climate change and rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal yourself even further you can take out your phone download the soundtrack that goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would normally pass by without of the what do you mean a is a rare chance to see london in a new light charlie rangel al-jazeera. is all the top stories will publicans and democrats in the us are blaming each other for a government shutdown following a failed senate vote to fund federal agencies until next month because asians broke down over the deadlock on the status of young undocumented immigrants it comes as donald trump completes its first year in office as president. what we

and the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe in terms of one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one by dutch artists the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of choir. rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal. you can take out your phone download the soundtrack that goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would normally passed by without a thought is a rare chance to see london in a new light. the russian president is brave subzero temperatures for his traditional generally deep putin took off his thick coat and boots in a chilly minus five degrees centigrade for the icy plunge jumping into a hole cut in the frozen lake in northwest russia a spot of orthodox christianity celebrations and then bringing the baptism of jesus known for his exploits in the wilderness but this was the first time he publicly took part in this ritual. all and of course on our website there it is on your screen the address dot com. dot com. let's

, an internet of blockchains, full disclosure, i'm an investor in that. >> cosmos was a soccer team in '80s >> quick question, bk. if i may, gentlemen. >> sorry >> so what is your position now in ethereum versus the others? >> ethereum is one of my largest positions at this point in time. i think it's one of the top two in the fund at this point. >> because of the run or because you added to it at the beginning of the year? >> because i've added to it, yes. i'm an active trader, so i will trade around this. but for right now it's one of my large positions. >> thanks for that, bk the more you know. shares of cbs and viacom are surging on reports they may get back together. i'm melissa lee. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide meantime here's what else is coming up on "fast." >>> facebook shares are falling. but it may be time to buy. we'll explain. >>> plus a strange market anomaly may be signang ali buy sign for one beaten-down sector. we'll tell you what, when "fast money" returns what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of

and the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe in terms of one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one by dutch artists the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of choir. change and rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal. that you can take out your phone download the soundtrack that goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would. without a thought is a rare chance to see london in a new light. of the gulf crisis has taken a dramatic turn with the release of an audio recording by a member of qatar is royal family. saudi arabia and the u.a.e. fabricated the crisis in order to see as wealth has been portrayed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. is the main opposition figure it's a cat's ours leadership but on sunday he said he was being detained by the emirates government. the saudi and princes of plotting the entire crisis kurdish commanders say turkish forces have intensified shelling against villages it controls in the district

le han dado hasta que se pelee y cosmos feo que dice, siento que me voy a morir aquÍ.abro plan tomÓ un giro inesperado, cuando la vÍctima no resultÓ ser la persona que buscaban. reportera: muerta, la madre portorriqueÑa que vivÍa en florida se encontraba en el lugar y momento equivocado. esta mujer fue vict y ma de un acto de violencias y sentido. compareciÓ ante un juez, los investigadores dice que contratÓ a dos sicarios, a alexis y su novia para cometer un asesinato. lÓpez estaba molesta, porque su pareja aparentemente estaba en una relaciÓn con otra mujer y el plan era deshacerse de ella. los sospechosos persiguieron a la mujer hasta su casa, despuÉs que saliÓ de esta tienda, cerca de florida. luego la secuestraron y la llevaron al apartamento, se percataron que tenÍan a la persona equivocada. aÚn asÍ procedieron con el complot, dijo el alguacil, lanzaron su cuerpo en una carretera casi 100 millas de distancia, tambiÉn robaron su tarjeta de dÉbito, dÍas despuÉs intentÓ utilizar su tarjeta y asÍ dieron con su paradero y los tres presuntos asesinos. ante los medios d

you never know it from cosmo's happy trot that this is how he spent a chilly saturday night. he was tethered to a fence at a cemetery with a short electrical cord. no food, no water, no blanket. look at the look on his face. two good samaritans spotted that desperate dog and scooped him up out of the graveyard. >> they took him in. they took him into the home. they gave him a warm place to sleep that night. >> sunday morning the pup was brought to the north bay humane society and then given his name. the organization says that cosmos will be ready to be adopted later this week. >> awww. >> i'm glad somebody found him and he is probably going to go to a good home. >> hope so. >> yes. >> he deserves it. happy ending. >>> all right. i don't know how the morning commute is it going to end but right now it's starting off a little sluggish. we are dealing with delays and, um, this is just along 101. if you are making your way through morgan hill, no reports of any accidents but we are in the red already for our drive times 10 minutes between tennant and cochran. the ride is sluggis

something like this can live on this planet just imind of weird life is don't even need out into the cosmos to incredible because check this out. this is from the expedition you can look at online and they were going check out a crab specimen but es a jelly fish. >> he is awesome. >> listen to theiry get a look at it. >> looks like a fi hehey didn't havelights on s it'srn ily the t nre aon ight here i'm going to show me? me. b it's got tassels. >>> dude walking on thin ice. pool? it isdultages and one hested the dura the goldfishd to up their gameht use for the >> get the >> hey! >> yes, cta to and he scurries back to the edge over the wall he goes. he made off t fun. >> well ryan having a lot o fun.you doing, ryan? >> going sledding today! >> ryan is the kay? >> i don i want to see this. do. ou living doing it like ryan. sledding. ryanwaterbury >> here i he top of frozen bank. let ithoa! >> he goes right into the tree. >> oh. >> that hurt. eryan waterbury. >>> a driver's trying to evade police. >> well you can run, but they are going to catch you. >> how pulling off aisky move mive otherwi

discurso anterior hablÓ como un presidente y dejo a la gente con deseos de tener un buen presidente cosmossta noche con su informe vamos a esperar a que una al paÍs con los siga dividiendo? >> serÍa una gran oportunidad pero creo que aÚn da continuar con su lema, su meta de la muralla, de no darle oportunidades a los soÑadores a menos que se le entregue la muralla que estÁ pidiendo. ademÁs de recalcar sus logros con dinero, vamos a mirar que va a continuar con este asunto de inmigraciÓn y de hacer la muralla. palmira: muy bien profesor andrÉs quintero, gracias por sus comentarios como todos estamos esperando el informe de gobierno del presidente trump. ramÓn: estaremos pendientes. amazon y uno de los hombres mÁs ricos del mundo estÁn incursionando en el mercado de seguros de salud por quÉ podrÍa modificar el rubro de cobertura en ese medio. regresamos >> esto es contacto deportivo. se acerca la fiesta del super tazÓn y nuestro compaÑero javier tiene los detalles. javier: este domingo se enfrentarÁn los águilas contra los nueve inglaterra. en este partido donde tom brady hablÓ frente a los

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and the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe in general but one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one was by a dutch artist the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of choir. change and rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal to see yourself even further you can take out your phone download the soundtrack that goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would normally pass by without a thought is a rare chance to see london in a new light al-jazeera. and he's here now with this. thank you so much marion well australian open organizers have been defending their decision not to suspend play after a second straight day of extreme heat in melbourne top players including say conditions are right on the limits with on court surface temperatures of close to seventy degrees being recorded so how mark reports. when does hot weather become dangerous for athletes is the question again being asked by players than organizers that the a

and the cosmos itself and our place importantly within it and what it means to think about the universe in terms of one's own individual existence some of the pieces do pose a question like this one water by dutch artists the idea is that we are underwater after the effects of climate change and rising sea levels have taken their toll and it is eerily surreal to muss yourself even further you can take out your phone download the soundtrack the goes with it and plug in your headphones. illuminating spaces that people would normally pass by without a thought do me a is a rare chance to see london in a new light charlie rangel al jazeera. and that's it for me for this news hour i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. because you can't. just. al-jazeera do is get the whole story the background the history and how issues in other parts of the world it can exist because of the high off air and the damage looks like by the fellows on the back of these trucks we understand all the important issues and don't want to go good knowledge gets us and signs into what's around the corner

and if you look inside this chamber, we can show you one, capable of blasting them deep into the cosmos i grew up in mexico, and i was very young, i watched carl sagan's "cosmos," as probably every other child in my generation. that inspired me to study the stars, to work on things that leave the earth. >> reporter: paulo losano is the director of the space propulsion lab at the massachusetts institute of technology. he's found a solution to the cubesat problem, and the idea fueling his cubesat mini-rocket is simpler than you might think. >> what we can do is to rub the plastic on any fabric, really, and you can put a little bit of liquid on your finger and then get it close, and you will see, the liquid flying, producing a little cone and then flying to the plastic. >> reporter: that's static electricity, and it's not just tugging at the droplet. look more closely and you'll see the static creates a spray of charged molecules called ions. lozano's tiny rockets, which are the size of quarters, generate these ion sprays. >> they don't produce a lot of force. so it's always less than a mi

one of the cosmos heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected each movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. here is gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of moshe in an old farmhouse called note. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was checking picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist. body of work. so worship was it like this charge a clean sheet image that the cib. pradelle. yeah we'll call it is that he did back then we'll have it. on the artist's death in one thousand nine hundred eighty three then and jackson's death thirteen years later

. >> hi, cosmo. >> reporter: but catching a cat isn't easy. first cameras are set up outside the traps to see who's stopping by. sometimes they get lucky. the food has to be just right. >> one cat likes cheetos. so we're trying that where he's been sighted. but we haven't caught him yet. >> reporter: if a cat isn't microchipped, volunteers make every effort to find the owner, even posting pictures of found cats at a kiosk in coffee park. >> call them and say we have your cat and i'm about to get a little emotional. and they don't expect their cat. they figured it was gone. >> this is that one piece we can give them back. they've lost everything else. >> reporter: petrusca believes about 100 cats are still out there. she'll keep working until they all come home. in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> poor things, 100 maybe still out there. >> i know. got to thank them for their hard work. >> let's talk about the coming rain. >> get an umbrella, get a raincoat. >> so many people on facebook were like where is my umbrella? we've barely us

tunnel in the united states is an experiment that can detect some of the faintest signals in the cosmosin space and time, and in 2017, they revealed a celestial smash up, two small but incredibly dense objects called neutron stars, 130 million light years away, they spiralled ever closer to each other, before eventually they collide. the huge explosion stretched and distorted space, hurling out gravitational waves. and they were picked up here, the first time astronomers have been able to watch a collision like this unfold. we do not know if we were lucky and this happened to be an event that happened close, relatively close to earth, but is very rare, or perhaps there are many more neutron stars than we thought. gravitational waves were only seen for the very first time in 2016 — this latest finding confirms their potential. a new observational window on the universe typically leads to surprises that cannot be foreseen. we are still rubbing our eyes, or our ears, as we have just woken up to the sound of gravitational waves. researchers say this is just the start and they are expecting

holding signs urging retribution for the killing of israelis and we're still waiting on cosmo's apology mo much of the hate speech against arabs has been incited by the israeli rapper the shadow who has three hundred forty thousand followers on the page that fetching mother should be removed from facebook. setting a bad example for jews who want peace and rapping jewish mothers everywhere he may sully the name of band a bobby says the solution to the palestinian israeli conflict is that he is just. and that will save the children reporting from. this namely caravan e night. zero euro headlines from the future coming up tomorrow five thousand iranian protesters link hands to spell out us don't help. and on thursday. desperate f.b.i. takes on craigslist ad for a highly motivated patsy. and one month from now chinese scientists accidently quantum entanglement i am carrying a one legged ostrich spreading only slightly more unusual mariah carey. that started showing where you can get web exclusive videos and more by texting the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine it's free in the

. >> hi, cosmo. >> reporter: but catching a cat isn't easy.eras are set up outside the traps to see who's stopping by. sometimes they get lucky. the food has to be just right. >> one cat likes cheetos. so we're trying that where he's been sighted. but we haven't caught him yet. >> reporter: if a cat isn't microchipped, volunteers make every effort to find the owner, even posting pictures of found cats at a kiosk in coffee park. >> call them and say we have your cat and i'm about to get a little emotional. and they don't expect their cat. they figured it was gone. >> this is that one piece we can give them back. they've lost everything else. >> reporter: petrusca believes about 100 cats are still out there. she'll keep working until they all come home. in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> poor things, 100 maybe still out there. >> i know. got to thank them for their hard work. >> let's talk about the coming rain. >> get an umbrella, get a raincoat. >> so many people on facebook were like where is my umbrella? we've barely used it at a

cosmo staffers are accused of falsely claiming simpson was banned because he was drunk and disruptivee alleged incident happened shortly after simpson was released from prison back in october. >>> now ambitious agenda announced from camp david. president trump outlined his plans for 2018 during a news conference today. the president also answered more questions about a controversial white house tell-all book. cbs news correspondent laura podesta has more. >> reporter: president trump says his track record proves he is a stable genius despite accusations in the book "fire and fury" claiming he's mentally unstitched for office. >> very excellent student, came out and made billions and billions of dollars. >> reporter: the president along with members of his cabinet and top republican leaders held meetings at camp david to lay out the framework for their 2018 agenda saturday. in the book, michael wolff portrays the president's mental fitness as child like and the white house as a place of dysfunction and chaos. >> i have recordings, i have notes. i am certainly and absolutely in every wa

you can see the whole road at monterey and cosmo avenue are flooded from the damaged hydrant.ver and the passenger got out of the car and tried to run from the scene. police arrested one suspect. the passenger in the other car has minor injuries. >>> san jose's main airport is angling for another expansion to try to keep up with strong passenger growth. chopper 5 over manetta san jose terminal b, it opened in 2010 and now airplane directors want to expand it to the south adding 10 additional gates for a total of 40. passenger traffic has been growing for five years now including double digit percentages in each of the last two years. 's aviation direc for the >> our airport is just growing by leaps and bounds and we need to expand our facilities in order for our customers to have the same level of service that they're used to here at silicon valley's airport. >> the airport aviation director will lay out some details for the city council in march including possible ways to pay for the expansion. the price tag could reach $1 billion. >>> there is much needed snow coming to the

cosmo has got a little front—facing camera just there, at the bottom of his face, which enables him toim to remember you. so, for example, we have programmed him to remember my name so he can say "rhiannon", he can look at you and say "rory", he can look at you and say "stuart". or you can teach him to recognise the family dog and when he sees the dog, he will go "woof!" so amazon echo has already been a very key example of the kind of early stages of a! that people are playing into, then we had google home with the google assistant as well, apple's going to try and do it with the siri assistant, which we've for years in our phones, and they‘ re looking to integrate it homepod. well, here's another example. help me to speak russian. good morning, my fellow technology pundits. good to have you here. app speaks russian. you speak good russian, don't you, stuart? spasiba. yeah. so, but seriously, amazing technology in these things. we are not very impressed with them yet, though, are we, this kind of device? it is incredible that, you know, 30 years ago, we dreamt of something like the ba

life he was among twenty villagers cutting down trees in this protected forest in southern senegal's cosmosregion when massed men rounded up the villagers ten were shot dead two were stabbed to death and one was burnt alive another victim was found days later half a dozen more were wounded. i was just taking a little firewood for cooking i took a little not a lot but i guess someone doesn't want us there is a most is located between gambia and going to be south it's a protected natural reserve filled with centuries old rosewood and teak trees the high value timber is illegally trafficked in neighboring countries again because former president. gambia became one of the world's largest exporters of the precious wood most of it went to china. and the chinese buyers are not in senegal but operating from gambier and guinea bissau the responsibility lies with governments of those countries to cooperate but they don't so the trade is booming villagers corrupt government officials and separatist rebels of southern senegal are accuse of being behind the trade and for the last thirty years the forest

by the juke of aquitaine as a benedictine abbey clooney was not only the center of the christian cosmos during the middle ages but the largest and most powerful church of the christian world it was only supposed later by st peter's basilica during the french revolution almost nine hundred years later cluny was destroyed as being a symbol of an absolute monarchy that claimed divine legitimation. but today even amid the ruins the pattern significance of this order with its many of the churches and ministries throughout burgundy is still palpable it's no accident that burgundy was home to the most significant monastic orders and of the biggest cathedrals of the eleventh and twelfth centuries the most important pilgrims way to santiago de compostella took them through here. tun cathedral house is the most significant pictorial example of the transformation of christian iconography joining that period it was carved in stone by give back to a spittoon eleven twenty and eleven thirty five. the main portal through which millions of pilgrims enter the church no longer depicted the power of god b

with code names like corona hexagon and land yacht or on the russian side cosmos glass and zennie it. they were designed to peer at the enemy relentlessly in super fine detail in every way flint imaginable. one. the key targets for american spy satellites was the soviet northam submarine fleet based in civil and events in the arctic circle. hundreds of nuclear armed submarines around constant missions around and under the arctic ice. pushes this out this means that they are good there in the nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred seventy s. the arctic region and especially the arctic ocean was an area of military operations it will a game easily near and even i would say an area of potential conflict this as a at the moment of course access to research data was either restricted and that or totally banned is that going to get the heli. the arctic was the perfect place to hide it became crucial to study gather data and control the high stakes game of cat and mouse was played under the ice and high above in space. barely a year after the cold war ended a letter arrived at cia headqu

cosmo staffers are accused of falsely claiming simpson was banned...ause he was drunk and disruptive. the incident allegedly happened shortly after simpson was released from prison. simpson is now living in las vegas. the former nfl star is considering suing for at least 100-million dollars. the cosmopolitan of las vegas released a statement saying it does not comment on potential litigation. (jr stone) the oakland a's are moving into a new office space in jack london square starting monday. the team will continue to use their current space for game day operations. the new location will offer dining, shopping, and entertainment options. a's president, dave kaval released a statement today saying: "it will provide the staff with an environment to easily and freely collaborate with one another." (justine) take a look at this... the snow is coming down fast at mammoth mountain in the sierra.... they have received about 20 inches of snow... and while the snow is expected to slow down on sunday...they are expecting over three feet of snow by wednesday. now