you can see where curiosity is. this is call the dichotomy where it cuts across, and about a third of mars is this very low area, and then two-thirds is the highlands. and after curiosity lan lands, starts looking around, has 17 cameras, some really spectacular. this is what it sees and contrast if the with what viking saw, and you see why they got so excited. these are features that -- they're very brown now but you can imagine maybe were once somewhat different, and also you can see the fine layering quite so well here but they are clear layers, and layers means that sedimentary rock as opposed to volcanic, basalt or whatever, and the sedimentary rock has to be brought there, be it water or wind or whatever. and then it becomes rock over time. but this is all sedimentary, and was just -- what the curiosity team described mount sharp was the promised land. it's taken a while to get there but they're there now. one of the first things they found on landing -- by the way, they landed at a place they named after ray b

. >> out of curiosity, why the mongols?> i was in iraq and something i always wanted. >> are there similarities between a motorcycle club and the military? >> i can point out any brother here right now and they have got my back 100%. same thing as the military. >> i meet another young member who introduces himself as dead man. how did you get the name dead man, because that's probably not your birth name, right? >> no, not my birth name. i think i just would rather not say. i'll keep that one to myself but yeah, that is my name. >> got it. how did you even know about the mongols? >> some of them had took me in like father figure. i don't have a father, so that's what it came down to when they took me in. loved me, treated me how somebody should. when it came to joining, it was no issue. i already knew. >> as someone who grew up without a father, what does this brotherhood mean to you? >> i can count on somebody other than myself. you're here. you see us, what do you think about this? it's great, right? >> it's a great famil

posing for pictures as the embodiment of youthful scientific curiosity, controversy and misunderstandingan age of terror. ahmed met scientific stars, alvin drew before taking his seat to hear president obama. >> we have to watch for and cult valt and encourage those glimmers of curiosity and possibility not suppress them, not squelch them. afterward the president and ahmed chatted. >> i am trying to got a message of how you shouldn't judge a person by what they look like. you should always judge a person by their heart. >> reporter: over a month ago, ahmed brought this crude digital clock he constructed at home to school. the motive impress his engineering teacher. his english teacher saw the contraption and thought it might be a bomb. how rapidly did you know things were sort of moving in a different direction? >> when i saw her eyebrows go up. >> reporter: like that? >> yeah. >> reporter: ahmed was arrested and suspended from school. tech executives around the country rallied to his cause. and mr. obama took to twit tire praise his innovative spirit. when ahmed said might make a differ

pro, investigating mars' climate with a curiosity rover. con, investigating mars' club scene with the bi-curiosity rover. >> steve: spicy up there. >> steve: walk, don't walk. >> jimmy: pro, going to mars would be the greatest human achievement of our lifetime. con, besides all day breakfast at mcdonald's. [ cheers and applause ] that's as good as it gets. >> steve: number one. we're number one again. >> jimmy: and finally, pro, exploring a crater on mars. con, exploring a cave in uranus. [ applause ] >> steve: that's what she said. >> jimmy: there you go. that's your pros and cons. we'll be right back with lady gaga, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. we're all familiar with this, axe daily fragrances. but what you wouldn't have seen is this,

posing for pictures as the embodiment of youthful scientific curiosity, controversy and misunderstandingn an age of terror. ahmed met scientific stars, alvin drew before taking his seat to hear president obama. >> we have to watch for and cult valt and encourage those glimmers of curiosity and possibility not suppress them, not squelch them. afterward the president and ahmed chatted. >> i am trying to got a message of how you shouldn't judge a person by what they look like. you should always judge a person by their heart. >> reporter: over a month ago, ahmed brought this crude digital clock he constructed at home to school. the motive impress his engineering teacher. his english teacher saw the contraption and thought it might be a bomb. how rapidly did you know things were sort of moving in a different direction? >> when i saw her eyebrows go up. >> reporter: like that? >> yeah. >> reporter: ahmed was arrested and suspended from school. tech executives around the country rallied to his cause. and mr. obama took to twit tire praise his innovative spirit. when ahmed said might make a diff

that he traveled here from chicago out of genuine curiosity. @ 18:46:22 'i mean i heard that right over there from ted cruz that he does want to do something about the money thats coming in thats buying these candidates. bernie sanders agrees upon that. so, you gotta keep an open mind.' @ 18:53:03 'you know, i think what hes saying is he wants to see real change and on the democratic side, at least bernie is railing against the failings of the obama economy and the obama administration. now, sadly, bernie sanders solutions is to double-down on more of the same policies.' whether candidates in the back different or better remains to be seen. @ 13:59:02 'all of us will defund and repeal obamacare. none of them will. lets win this election!' but theyre running out of time because these voters are moving away from 'undecided'... @ @ 14:44:16 'i hope that many of you have made up your minds to support me.' ...and toward 'definitely maybe.' @ 18:43:02 'ive still got a couple other people i wanted to hear speak, but i definitely want to stay on his list because id like to learn more.' now, aga

marc kaufman looked at the curiosity mission which placed a rover on mars. here's the program now on booktv. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. welcome to the manhattan branch library. tonight's program is an illustrated talk based on the book titled "mar that

when mars curiosity rover reported no evidence of water, i thought that was the end of it.ut if we have water on the surface of mars, why do we not have any photographs of the water? >> indeed the new results that we just got show that the recurring slope, the features on the sides of the tracraters. we've been able to put the evidence together, including chemical observations to say okay that's really what's forming these things, which we're excited about. the problem is these features are transient. there's not a whole lot of water. so it's very hard to see with the resolution of spacecraft that we see. but we can certainly trace the chemical signatures. we also at the phoenix landing site were able to see the evidence of liquid water, including a little droplet on the spacecraft. so water is there on mars. it's not in huge abundance right near the surface but we know it's at the poles. >> when will we have evidence of liquid water, anytime soon? >> i'm afraid i can't answer exactly -- we feel that the evidence we showed yesterday is good evidence of liquid water. when it

who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. >>> brace yourself. scandal in the world of sports which amounts to insider trading. >> coy wire has more in the bleacher report. >> this involves two fantasy companies. fan duel and draft kings. an employee won $350,000 from a bet using data that was not available to the public. the companies issued a statement saying nothing is more important than integrity of the games saying they have strong policies in place to ensure employees do not misuse information at their disposal. we should mention cnn's parent company time warner has made an investment in fan duel. >>> and moving on. controversy on monday night football. calvin johnson hit by kam chancellor. it should be a touchdown. it was batted out of bounds. by rule, the lions should get the ball at the spot it was knocked loose. seahawks get the win. >>> yankees will be without cc sabathia through the remainder of the playoffs. he is e

charlie: the secret of water that some people knew but not many, was his curiosity.was an anchorman, but his fascination -- somehow he invited the nation's curiosity about medicine, the universe. and also about celebrity and the rest of it. he enjoyed the company of people he admired because of their skills as a musician, filmmaker or cultural figure. eric: if you had two students to consider and they were equal storytellers, you would want the one that was creative, curious, adaptable. thanne that had more storytelling skills. they had something plus. that is the difference between great journalists that tell people things they absolutely need to know to run governments and their lives, and the ones who are not as great. those kinds of people may have been the demise of the evening news. the same time, abc, cbs, fox reached 15 million people. steve: the audience is significant, no question. we have been hearing about the imminent demise of the evening newscast since we have been doing this, but i do not see it. there will always be a home for a place that summarizes

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emily: out of curiosity, where did you leave it with him? mike: sadly, unfinished.ly: you wrote this book before jack dorsey was named twitter. said twitter85 you has the unenviable task of ceo.g a fourth it is the only silicon valley company that went from strength --strength, which was by the twoun official founders, and then a third qualified cofounder. obviously is a cofounder of twitter. i think there is a big advantage to companies that are run by people who founded them or in the case of alex had a real ownership and holiday. ownership mentality. intel, it was that intelligent. that twitter, it is the return of the filter. examples thatr one can think of or refund or has returned. most notable example is the joe. they have done very well. return to run his company when it went off the rails for a little bit into the from strength to strength. toi think it is far better feels everyder back as to the occasion and ownership .f the company men emily: what do you see as his main challenge? scarlet: we have not been investors and sweater. mike: we are investors in

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not only your curiosity, but also, the socializing process. >> it was vital for me.eeling weird. i didn't know how to hang out. it is very important to know how to do that. charlie: not having the necessary "at ease" with your contemporaries. >> i was self-conscious and becoming a bonsai tree. charlie: what is your director said that when you are 13 you were so good that it was a little scary. this is at 13. >> that is nice to hear. charlie you do not know what : makes you scary? it is a commanding presence. >> it is funny, because yes, i was a kid actor, but i never thought of myself as that. i was an actor who was a kid. it was incidental. charlie rose: everything inside of you said that you were an actor. >> i started taking acting class when i was 10 years old, and such so furious commitment and fervor, and i really meant it. people said, you are only 10. and i thought, only 10, i have been doing this forever. i'm exhausted. plenty of material. i think one afternoon, as i am one-day-old, is enough. to make something. charlie: i am strictly going off to college, b

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it comes from humility and curiosity on one side and a great degree of confidence and courage.those two things get too far out of balance. humility and curiosity without confidence sort of leaves you mind simply learning and questioning. and confidence really left unchecked with humility can leave you with no followers. you have to have a level of humility that makes it very clear you don't know everything and that welcomes others to engage. but a level of confidence and conviction around your point of views to move something forward. that transends every industry. >> you have often said oftentimes the employees have the answers and you need to listen to them. so i'm interested in what the key questions are that you ask employees. >> one is i want to know when we have to tell the customer no. so when do they come up to ask something and we have to say no. we are saying no consistently. maybe that's a market opportunity. >> okay. >> or maybe it's a service model opportunity or a merchandising opportunity. that's one question, a lot of insights come out of asking the question tha

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if you look closely, you can see the exact second, when curiosity becomes wonder, when winter becomes christmas, and joy becomes a tradition. a moment that can only happen... ...here. the radio city christmas spectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com non-profits ghi and hip, now called emblemhealth, have been connecting my family with a world class network of doctors for over 50 years. who's caring for you? emblemhealth: what care feels like... in the neighborhood. >>> there is a halloween display in new jersey creating controversy. instead of the typical decorations it depicts blood, gore and terrorists. dave carlin reports from butler when some residents say it's un- american. >> reporter: many residents of but this home stands out withen extreme theme. >> it really created a huge uproar. >> reporter: so graphic cliche violent -- graphically violent we can't show everyone. there's a hanging figure meant to be a us soldier, and a tortured isis captive in a cave. >> i don't support it. >> reporter: the homer that created the d

if you look closely, you can see the exact second, when curiosity becomes wonder, when winter becomes christmas, and joy becomes a tradition. a moment that can only happen... ...here. the radio city christmas spectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com >>> time for sports with otis livingston. >> didn't hockey season just end? >> yeah, but they are back. the rangers open up the regular season against the team who currently holds the cup. in chicago, against the blackhawks. it didn't take long for the blueshirts to crash the party. >>> the chicago fans are calling him oscar the grouch with his first nhl goal. 1-0 rangers, and now 2-1, blue shirts as they skate it, and there's derek. his first of the year, lundgvist had a good start to the regular season. 3-2 the final. winnipeg on fried. after missing yesterday's mandatory attendance, matt harvey was there today. they will try to score a game on the road, but it will be tough with clayton kershaw on friday. thigh are not just in awe, and they are not just happy to be in the son a

new owners of the farmhouse say they've been haunted not by poltergeists but by horror fans and curiosityrs. >> we heard about this place from the movie. >> just wanted to take pictures from the road. >> now the homeowners have filed suit claiming while the makers have profited enormously from the film, they received nothing but a conjuring instigated siege of their property. speaking to "inside edition" they said. >> if it needs this type of publicity and a lawsuit to get this out, that is my main goal to get it out this stuff is made up and to take the stigma off this house. >> we reached out to the studio who said they hadn't seen the lawsuit. but it's out there. you better believe it. david wright, abc news, new york. >> whoa. >> wow. >> so if we tell that you this set is haunted, do we get a new set? >> that would be kind of nice. anderson, are you out there. >> >> who's haunting this place? >> it is haunted. that's us. >> i don't know who's more scared there, you or me. >> i think you might be scared of my shorts. >> who wears short shorts? >> that's the in us for this half hour. re

. >> curiosity almost got the cat cured. >> let's take a look outside i want to give you an update on the roads. we're live in delaware county, i-95 approaching the blue route, all the overnight construction is cleared we're not seeing any delays right now. septa regional rails, media/elwyn line, buses operate instead of trains this weekend him we'll be shuttle busing the lansdale doylestown line weekdays from 9 to 3:00 p.m. >> reporter: cool and breezy this afternoon, i've got sweatshirts on the kids, penn and villanova the colleges of the morning. as we look at where numbers go starting out by 9:00 a.m., 55 degrees, 62 by noon. this afternoon well get a high of 67. but there's going to be a ten to 20-mile an hour breeze, you want a jacket handy if you're strolling around. if you start to warm up, take it off. no rain reported in our most commonly traveled destinations. peak leaf viewing season is opening up in the poconos. that would be the place to head if you want to see bright colors. we're in the moderate territory locally. >>> scientists say if you're not getting enough sleep,

whether it's you doing stories, or us doing stories, it's the curiosity aspect. so, he's going to get a run of attention, which will likely boost his poll numbers. i think he'll find his ceiling right away. so, will he get a small boost, or it it something that actually puts him competitive with hillary clinton." "with biden out of the race, clinton's lead surges to 25-percent over sanders," breen said. "with biden out, is clinton the nominee?" "in a one-on-one scenario with bernie sanders, absolutely," todd said. "i say that with one caveat. if sanders can will both iowa and new hampshire... we've seen this before. the whole world changes if one candidate sweeps both. it changes the way that candidate is perceived." "that same poll shows dr. ben carson surging... now within 3-points of donald trump," said breen. "why do you think republicans are gravitating to political outsiders in this campaign?" "in the same poll, we asked 'do you want new, or somebody with a little bit of experience?' and, it's not even close among republican primary voters. they want new ev

when mars curiosity rover reported no evidence of water, i thought that was the end of it.ut if we have water on the surface of mars, why do we not have any photographs of the water? >> indeed the new results that we just got show that the recurring slope, the features on the sides of the tracraters. we've been able to put the evidence together, including chemical observations to say okay that's really what's forming these things, which we're excited about. the problem is these features are transient. there's not a whole lot of water. so it's very hard to see with the resolution of spacecraft that we see. but we can certainly trace the chemical signatures. we also at the phoenix landing site were able to see the evidence of liquid water, including a little droplet on the spacecraft. so water is there on mars. it's not in huge abundance right near the surface but we know it's at the poles. >> when will we have evidence of liquid water, anytime soon? >> i'm afraid i can't answer exactly -- we feel that the evidence we showed yesterday is good evidence of liquid water. when it