there is no presumption once you grasp darwin. there is no presumption that group interests and individual interests coincide and if you want to try to change incentives that individuals face, think the most promising q2 lean on for how to proceed is the lessons of anbar model movement. we learned that command and control and detailed prescriptive regulation wasn't an efficient way to get the smoke out of the air. when i first got to upstate new york there were articles every day about acid rain. acid rain was falling on the adirondacks because companies to the west of us were emitting as the two into the air from their smokestacks. why were they doing that? because there was no charge for admitting s02 and it was expensive to filter it out. finally, we adopted in the 1990 clean air act dave permit system, system whereby firms have to have a permit for every time as the two is discharged into the air. two levels quickly were brought under control. for about one-eighth of the estimated cost it would have taken to achieve the same a

he held up a slide to the light and to make out a signature charles darwin. now darwin's lost work is being examined and cataloged. >>> here is another look at the question of the day. 23% of women say they try to do this once a year. go on a diet, get botox injections or c, get a new hairstyle. >> amanda woods wrote although i do find myself saying i'll get a haircut at least once a year but i didn't get it cut for two years once. >> log on to the facebook.com/wusa9 and leave your response. you know, the answers are usually the weirdest ones. we'll reveal the answer in about an hour. get the botox injections ready. here is a bonus to our facebook question of the day. if you like us on facebook, you can start posting your guesses to our question on a brand new kindle fire in the 9news now great tablet give away sweepstakes. here's how it works. click like on our facebook page. it is facebook.com/wusa9. >> if you already like us on facebook, you can still enter, just click on the give away tab on the left side of the page. you can enter through january 31st. t

most of the evidence darwin used have been documented but the sample fat found had been lost becausee trusted them to a fellow professor, h.d. hooker. perhaps the original abcent-minded professor. >> hooker committed the cardinal sin of failing to number his fossils. fossils, and as a consequence, this collection has just been stuck in drawers for 165 years. >> reporter: there are more than 10 million rock samples in this warehouse packed in boxes and stacked on these shelves, all of them indexed and cataloged except for some that slipped through the cracks, some of the most important ever found. governor brown says california g >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. governor brown says california is on the mend but it is going to be a painful healing process. >> he laid out his plans for fixing finances in the state of the state address today. phil matier on the proposals that could be unpopular with taxpayers but one that could get an a-plus from the kids. >> putting it as simply as i can, california is on the mend. >> reporter: that was governor jerry brown's assess

most of the evidence darwin used have been documented but the sample fat found had been lost becausee trusted them to a fellow professor, h.d. hooker. >> hooker committed the cardinal sin of failing to number his fossils, and as a consequence, this collection has just been stuck in drawers for 165 years. >> reporter: there are more than 10 million rock samples in this warehouse packed in boxes and stacked on these shelves, all of them indexed and cataloged except for some that slipped through the cracks, some of the most important ever found. and now found and being studied again. mark phillips, cbs news, nottingham, england. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> the modern-day titanic. dramatic new details. >> the search for survivors. captain under house arrest. plus -- was celine dion's titanic theme song playing as the ship ri

a few, like this one, bear darwin's name. he found them on his famous voyage of discovery on the h.m.s. "beagle" in the 1830s. most of the specimens were collected by darwin's close friend, joseph hooker, on his round-the-world excursions in the 1840s. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: the five remaining republican presidential candidates were back on the trail in south carolina today, following last night's raucous debate. mitt romney may have been everyone's favorite target last night in myrtle beach but by the time he returned to the campaign trail this morning, his focus was elsewhere. >> the president says he wants to fundamentally transform america. i don't want to transform america. into something we wouldn't recognize. i want to restore to america the principles that made us the great nation we've been. >> ifill: according to the latest "washington post" abc news national poll, romney is leading all comers 2 to 1. but his closest challenger former house speaker newt gingrich told

darwin is probably the happiest coffin builder i have ever met in my life. he speaks very fast and didn't understand everything. the one take away i got is the coffin business is booming. >> security pervades and to visit a violence reduction program backed by the government, he had to have heavily armed policemen out front. >> it's violent, but that's what we are working on. >> can you ask them how many of them have seen violence and how many of them have seen somebody killed or somebody shot? >> it's hard to get a sense of what it's like to live here when you have a heavy police escort everywhere you go. we found someone who moves freely through the neighborhoods and let us come along. >> we should leave our phones and money and everything? >> first we were warned. no valuables or phones or passports or nothing that can get us killed. >> if you want to come with me me. >> sure. >> they are moved from the congo to honduras early in 2011 to had the the office hereof doctors without borders. >> we are trying to take care of the violence. it's quite a big chal

outside the morgue i met darwin, who led me to his place around the corner.e's telling me this is a king sized one for a fat person. darwin's probably the happiest, go luckiest coffin builder that i've ever met in my whole life so he speaks really fast so i didn't understand everything but the one take away i got from being here is that the coffin business is booming here. insecurity pervades every aspect of life here. even to advice eight violence reduction program backed by the u.s. government we had to have heavily armed policemen patrol the front. >> yeah, it violent but that's what we're working on. >> can you ask them how many of them have seen violence? how many of them have seen somebody killed or somebody shot? >> raise your hand. >> it hard to get a sense of what it like to live here when you have a heavy police escort everywhere you go. so we found someone who moves freely through the neighborhoods and let us come along. so we should leave our phone, money, everything? >> yes. >> but first we were warned, no valuables, no phones, no passports, noth

en el estado caliente de tijuana los cholos recibieron a santos, al 36 darwin quintero puso adelantea primera derrota de los cholos en la era del tÉcnico antonio mohammed. >> el arsenal vino de atrÁs ante la sombrilla, con dos penales cobrados por el irlandÉs robert mcpercy. arsenal ganÓ tres a dos y adelantÓ a los octavos de final. en espaÑa el valencia jugÓ un partidazo, apenas al minuto dos adriÁn gonzález al 76, de esta forma el empate para el valencia,13 minutos depuÉs otra vez aduris para dar la marca, sin embargo, a dos minutos del final espinosa dejÓ el negocio parejo dos a dos. en italia lecce dio el campanazo y venciÓ al internet milÁn, el hÉroe fue guillermo giacomazzi y me tiene lugar al minuto 40. cerramos con el campeÓn del abierto de australia, se trata del serbio novak djokovich, quien le ganÓ a rafael nadal y fue la final mÁs larga de la historia de un grand slam, con mÁs de cinco horas. muchas gracias, es todo por hoy y ya tengo la pelota lista porque maÑana salimos para indianÁpolis y estaremos cubriendo todo lo que pase el sÚper bowl, 46, el concierto, en repÚblic

luther burbeck was a big fan of darwin seary of evolution. but he thought you did not have to wait for years for a plant to evolve you could make it grow right now. at hem home homestead you can see this production, a very hardwood. and here's a plant we take for granted, nice big russet potatoes. before burbeck all potatoes looked like these. millions of the potatoes were killed by blithe and thousands of people starved to death as a result. burbeck set to work to create the modern potato. bigger, tastier and blithe resistant. burbeck developed a cactus with no spines. so you could reach out, get the fruit and it turns out the pads were edible too. for a visiting newsreel crew, he was rightfully proud of the fruit he developed. it grew faster and required less water. he was accustomed to celebrity but he could get back to work as soon as the visitors left. in the 60s he had married a woman 40 years his junior. after his death, mrs. burbeck stayed on in the family home and many of her possessions can be seen there today. burbeck's home and ga

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darwin cook came out of the pile with the ball and he was gone. 99 yards the other way.his opened the flood gates. west virginia set a school and orange bowl record for points, embarrassed clemson 70, yep, 70-33. >>> college hoops. temple beat a top ten team each of the last four years. this season it was third-ranked duke. khalid wyatt led with two. every time duke closed the game, the owls would knock down a shot at thor end. 78-73. >>> marquette and georgetown went down to the wire. thompson, the dagger from the corner. hoyas took the lead with 22 seconds left. georgetown rallied from ten down to beat marquette, 73-70. >>> chicago cubs have had enough of carlos zambrano traded him to the marlins for pitcher chris volsted. he wanted to be united with ozzie guillen. >>> nothing more embarrassing than being scored on by a goalie. everton, jim howard booted a 100-yard goal in bolton in the epl. took one big bounce and found the back of the net. fourth goal in english premier league history. it was supposed to make the debut for landon donovan. they said howard stole the s

charles darwin traveled to the galapagos islands to study birds.o you go to study the world of dock dials when they live in pitch-black, underwater tunnels? well, you guessed it. here's my co-anchor, bill weir, for our series, into the wild. >> reporter: some endeavors are scary. others are a combo platter of man's greatest fears. and nothing combines claustrophobia, darkness, potential drowning and real monsters, quite like scuba diving with crocodiles. >> the first thing you see is a line of teeth. >> reporter: the smile in the darkness. >> yeah. >> reporter: that will quicken the pulse. >> and the worst thing is not knowing where the croc is. >> reporter: one of the most beautiful, lush parts of africa, teeming with life. and for the people who have lived on these banks for millennia, this apex predator is a particular source of dread. do people get eaten? do they lose limbs? >> they do get eaten. just upstream, is a lady missing an arm. and she went in to rescue her daughter who lost both her arms. so, it happens. >> reporter: have a witch doct

if you're routing for clem con, darwin cook of west virginia goes all the way. and that is it. most points ever in a college bowl game. 70-33, west virginia. >>> joe tory joins some heavy weight names in pursuit of the dodgers. he had a front office judge with bud selig, major league baseball. he is now joining the group with a fellow named rick carusso, who has developed the grove. jacky, you know the grove of course. >> i do. >> in los angeles . and could be up to a billion dollars. i'll give you some of the names. mark cuban as a group. >> why should he be owning any other team? >> you know what's funny about him? at first, old timers oh, he's not an owner. he's not some guy -- >> he gets involved >> exactly. magic johnson is fronting a group. >> most people wouldn't know who orel herschheizer is. >> and he beat the oakland as in the 1988 world series. i'm like mr. history tonight. and one other guy. andy dolich? used to work with the as and the 49ers. but again, the dodgers, giants fans don't get too cocky. because those guys, they get a hot owner in there, be and the giant

. >> rebecca darwin had it good. a big time magazine executive in the big city.gendary "new yorker." >> i loved living in new york. >> then everything changed. >> i think it was divine intervention. my husband decided to go to seminary. he took a call with the church here in charleston. that's how i got to charleston. >> the newly appointed preacher's wife planned to slow down. but along came a second surprise. she was asked to start a new magazine. "garden and gun." >> you thought you were going to be a preacher's wife. now you're running "garden and gun." >> yes. that gets raised eyes once in a hiem. >> i would say it would. >> there's a lot of garden stuff. >> launch at a gut wrenching time. in 2007 just as the great recession hit and just as everybody believed that print was dying. she went ahead anyway. >> if you think about what most magazines do, they do a lot of coverage of the east coast, the northeast and the west coast. and there's kind of this whole world in between that they don't really cover. >> david di ben debt owe also fled new york. he's the ed

and of course for us that's charles darwin. now what darwin said was that we became adapted to our environment in order to feed and pro create. i abbreviate, of course. and the face people ofte forget san organ of communication quite apart from everything else. >> emotion. >> but also speech also the mere fact of kinship, knowing who is yr kin, who you are going to fight with in order to get to the food and so on. now of course these are very basic things but one can extrapolate them to a life of social beings. so the face is vital to social interaction. we are the most, one of the most especially attractive species around well. have an enormous visual cortex. about a third of our brain is involved in vision. and we are constantly doing it. to the recognition of faces is critical to us. there are various ways in which we can do it. some people are superexperts. they can pick out faces le that. others are very bad at it. here's a face, everyone recognizes there is a face. so a fis is a face. that's the very lowest level. >> yes.

. >> rose: it happened like darwin said. >> i think it's probably closer to darwin than anything else. >> rose: so why do you believe when you can't prove. >> well, i believe lots of things i can't prove. if i had to depend on the things in that i could prove-- i would stay in a box, or a bottle somewhere. >> rose: what else do yo believe in like that? like faith. >> friendship, the per of friendship. >> i believe in love, in odness, i beeve in all those things that can't be dem straited or squared at any significant way. and i actually believe that my scientific friends believe far more than they can prove. >> rose: sometimes they say that faith begins where sciee cannot prove. >> well, i'm not sure that's necessarily true because that's sort of the god of the gaps. once you begin to explain something then that's one less bit of god around. no, i don't believe that. i believe that faith is a critical ingredient in science. i mean that scientist operate on the hypothesis that there is such a thing as truth there is such a thing as verify ability, that there is such a thing as the resu

. >> reporter: darwin jamal is in charge of the facility. he's been doing his best to help a healing. he has arranged activities such as sporting events to traditional dance lessons, and help the other children react to deal with the emotional trauma. they are never forced to study if they don't want to. jamal says at first he was afraid of earthquakes. he says he didn't have other friends and spent much time alone, but jamal says that by studying when he wanted to and counseling him, he eventually -- >> i used to think about the tsunami, but not anymore. i want to be a gym teacher. >> translator: building bonds with the children will improve their self-confidence and help them overcome the trauma. i think they can change. >> reporter: nakasato says he was encouraged to see the smiles of the children. >> translator: the children were lively at all the schools we visited. i was impressed seeing their smiles. i've been seeing students who smile very little despite their seemingly calm attitude. i want our kids to become like these. >> reporter

. >> when we come back -- >> economic darwinism. >> there thanks, mom. who are you calling "mom"?nkin' sausage pancake bites, delicious like mom's, only easier to carry -- get three for $1.59. >>> issue two, michelle, our bell? ♪ michelle my bell >> i am one of his biggest confidants, but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him, and i am not an expert on most of the issues that he's dealing with on a daily basis, so i want him, and he wants to be talking to the people with the best information. >> a book published this week called "the obamas" by jodi kantor, a "new york times" reporter, alleges friction in the relationship between the first lady, michelle obama, and the staff of her husband. the presidential staff, of course. the book says that tension was because mrs. obama was interfering with the way the president's staff wanted to do business. the book details the friction, name well former obama press secretary robert gibbs and former obama chief of staff rahm emanuel, now the mayor of chicago. mrs. obama had this to say about rahm emanuel. >> one thing is true

darwin cook, we thought the play was over.e scooped and went 99 yards the other way for the score. and the rout was on. west virginia scored three more times in the second quarter. the half time lead for west virginia was 49-20. they weren't done. third quarter, smiths avoids the blitz. austin over the middle. 37 yards for the touchdown. austin ties a bowl record four touchdown catches. smith with 401 passing yards that breaks tom brady's orange bowl record. west virginia wins by the score of 70-33. how about some soccer? the football where you kick the thing. this comes to us from the english premiere league. a small portion of you may have been watching everton and bolton to get a glimpse of landon donovan, but tim howard boots the ball down the field, takes a bounce over the goalkeeper and in. howard is a good sport choosing not to celebrate too much. the length of the field, top spin, huge bounce. over -- wow. that is incredible. becomes only the fourth goalie ever to score in the english premiere league. bolton won the ga