, decaying, decaying and then phoom, splasharoony. if you're going about 20,000 miles per hour and hit the air, guess what happens to you? okay, you get burned up, burned to a crisp. when you see the meteors up there, you know, you see the meteors like there was a meteor shower a few months ago. you know what those meteors are? they call them falling stars, yeah? how big is a falling star on the average? humungous, humungous, humungous or humungous, humungous, humungous, humungous or about the size of a grain of sand. take your pick, gang. hint, last one. grain of sand, 15, 20 miles up and these things... even if they're standing still with respect to the sun, here comes the earth, thousands of miles an hour. and that grain of sand burns up in the air. and you look up, hey, wow, a star, honey. it ain't no star. it's a grain of sand, looks like-- if you lit a match up there, it'd look like a star and it's just a grain of sand burning up by friction, going so fast. and so when the space shuttle comes in, one of the big problems of the s

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. >> the waste from tens of , ausands of households disgusting, decaying mass.the stench sticks in the back of your throat. here it is seen as energy. be recycled isan before it gets to the stage. then they followed up a time at that time, ready to burn. waste is burned in here in an incinerator. theire.0 degrees in tin cans and metal mattress springs are left over. recycledl which can be and an awful lot of heat. that heat boils water. the steam drives this turbine, producing electricity, and the scalding water is piped off to houses and public schools across oslo. rubbish from across europe, helping to heat them through the harsh winter. energy from waste, and extreme, you would assume. well, not completely. >> the overall goal should be to reduce the amount of waste. we are not able to reduce the amount. >> public transport is also running on rubbish. by decaying food and other organic waste. enough eventually to run over 100 buses each year. most of our rubbish ends up not here but in landfills, the energy locked within, wasted forever. matthew price, bbc ne

. >> the waste from tens of , ausands of households disgusting, decaying mass.the stench sticks in the back of your throat. here it is seen as energy. be recycled isan before it gets to the stage. then they followed up a time at that time, ready to burn. waste is burned in here in an incinerator. theire.0 degrees in tin cans and metal mattress springs are left over. recycledl which can be and an awful lot of heat. that heat boils water. the steam drives this turbine, producing electricity, and the scalding water is piped off to houses and public schools across oslo. rubbish from across europe, helping to heat them through the harsh winter. energy from waste, and extreme, you would assume. well, not completely. >> the overall goal should be to reduce the amount of waste. we are not able to reduce the amount. >> public transport is also running on rubbish. by decaying food and other organic waste. enough eventually to run over 100 buses each year. most of our rubbish ends up not here but in landfills, the energy locked within, wasted forever. matthew price, bbc ne

. >> amidst the decay a local organization called hostile detroit is working to change public perceptiond show tourists a great time. >> the mission of hostile detroit is to make sure that travelers coming the detroit have a cheap affordable place to stay and allow to see detroit the way detroiters see it. the. >> the chief l, rks art architect music and the hid be gems of the motor city. but as the largest city in the country to declare bankruptcy it takes special locals to show visitors the bright side. the hostel has welcomed over 200 visitors since 2011. revived by several local artists, the heidelburg process, a youth project covering two blocks what was once rubble and a city park along the detroit river. >> our goal with the program and the hostel is to change people's minds about detroit one person at a time. >> and they're message has traveled halfway around the world attracting travelers from austria to australia. they provide you with a lot of information on how to discover the city on your own. >> it was like being with a friend, driving around, showing us places and stuff. >

in indonesia bodies are decaying faster than they can be buried, even in mass graves. these bodies have lain in the street for several days with no sign that they'll be moved soon. in sri lanka, body go to mass graves before they are even identified. there is no time to find out who they are. all other the region, corpses lie in the wreckage of collapsed buildings and there are often no family members left to dig them out. officials say decaying corpses, contaminated water and pools of standing water that breed mosquitos pose threats of illnesses. >> there is a chance that we could have at least as many dying from diseases as we have from the tsunami. >> the clock is ticking. the situation on the coast of asia could get much worse before it gets better. >>> still cocome on second look, how bay area people helped the victims of the quake and tsunami. and another quake hit months after that deadly 2004 tsunami. ♪ [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in s

. >> reporter: amidst the decay, a local organization called hostile detroit is working to change public perception and show tourists a great time. >> the mission of hostel detroit is that travelers have a cheap, affordable place to stay. when they come here, they have an experience that allows them to see detroit the way we see it. >> reporter: the keep concept is fairing volunteer ambassadors with visitors for free cultural tours of local art, architecture, music and the hidden gems of the motor city. but as the largest city in the country to declare bankruptcy, it takes some special locals to show visitors the bright side. the hostel has hosted over 2,000 people from 23 countries since opening in 2011. >> welcome. come take a look around. >> reporter: stops include the lincoln street art park, previously a burned-out lot revived by several local artists. the hidelburg project is a youth-basted art installment covering two blocks of what was rubble, and the historic bell isle, a city park. >> our goal is to show people a great experience in detroit and change people's minds about detro

well, you know, when a house gets old, it begins to decay. and when people sit year after year in the same room torturing each other, they begin to go off their nut. now, madam here-- be quiet, polly, quiet. madam's been sitting there for forty years. same husband, same furniture, same relations, same friends. as for what's gone on in the house, well, i wouldn't like to take my oath on it. do you see this statue over here? this was her, when she was young. my god, this? the mummy? yes, enough to make you cry, isn't it? the old man, ostensibly the student's benefactor, is not what he seems to be at first. this initial encounter is more than a casual introduction. feel how cold i am. when you can't move, the blood stiffens. i'm gonna die soon, i know that. but there are one or two things, i've gotta do before i go. it's horrible. don't-don't leave me. i'm tired. i'm lonely. i haven't always been like this, you know. i've an interminably long life time behind me. oh, interminably long. i have made people unhappy. people have made me unhappy. but

that isn't a good idea because the water will decay it. so buy them dry like this and when you bring them home, very important, do not wash them before you store them. but always wash them before you enjoy them. i love this stuff. great prices, great variety. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. and it's fun doing this, too. just don't do it in the store. >> like tony is. >>> cars upon cars upon cars, you think the bay bridge shutdown was bad? it's nothing compared to this pile-up of epic proportion. what caused it coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, starbucks bathroom. the pic that has customers demanding answers. that sto and more at five. >>> coming up at 5:00 a grande find. a picture that has starbucks customers demanding answers. that and more at 5:00. >>> 60 people are being treated for injuries after this traffic accident involving more than 100 vehicles in england this morning. foggy conditions caused the big pipe july. everyone is expected to be okay. they will be calling their

later decayed from termites.d money for the repair. >>> a sports legend died, former heavyweight champion ken norton. there he was with ho ham education ali. the most famous matched called by the legendary howard cosell. it broke alis jaw. norton went on to win the fight in a major upset. after we retired from the ring he became an actor and was nearly cast as rocky's nemesis, apollo creed. norton was 70. >>> when we come back here dolphins and the discovery of a new secret trick. they're even smarter than we thought. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? ye one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says th

. >> the waste from tens of thousands of households, a disgusting, decaying mass.the stench sticks in the back of your throat. classed ashis isn't a waste. it is seen as energy. anything that can be recycled is before it gets to this stage. and then they pilot up -- pile it up a ton at a time ready to burn. all that waste is burned in here , the incinerator. it is 850 degrees in there. what you get at the end of this process is therefore a load of action. some metal can be recycled or it an awful lot of heat -- some metal that can be recycled. and an awful lot of heat. the steam drives this turbine, producing electricity. the scalding water is piped off from the plant. houses and public schools across oslo. rubbish from across europe helping to keep them through the harsh winter. energy from waste, and dream, youalists' would assume. not completely. should be tol goal reduce the amount of waste, but when you have a power plant that requires we produce more and more waste, we are not able to reduce the amount. >> public transports also running on rubbish fueled by b

carbon dioxide is emitted by natural processes such as plant respiration and decay, as well as m-made processes, such as the burning of fossil fuel ese gas emitters are knowasources. carbon dioxide is absorbed by terrestrial and oceanic plants through photosynthesis and also through sea surface gas exchange. these gas absorbers are known as sinks. if you talk about the budget of the greenhouse gases -- that is, to the atmosphere. that is the sum of the sources and the sinks. so if there's more sources than sinks the concentration will go up. now, especially for north america, we do think that there's a significant sink -- significant absorption of carbon dioxide on this continent. right now we really can't tell where or why. so we need to do more specific measurements closer to where these sources and sinks are to try to untangle that. narrator: in north america these measurements are being taken by noaa's tall-tower program led by noaa scientist arlyn andrews. andrews is attempting to tease out north america's specific contributions to the global carbon cycle. we're trying to get mea

and vibrant city and we are right at the edge of that moment. >> despite bankruptcy and pictures of decaystel detroit is determined to do its part in reclaiming pride of place. bisib bisi onlie-ere. >> justice ruth bader beginser married michael kaiser and john roberts in a wedding taking place in the kennedy center for performing arts. kaiser is the president of the center and a close friend of ginsburg. in june, ginsburg voted in favor of gay marriage. pope francis has appointed a new top aide, the appointment is a part of a major reshuffling. he is a young experienced vatican diplomat and is one of a number of expected appointments. the new young staff are part of pope francis's plan to modernize the papal court. the new aid replaces a cardinal appointed by the former pope. he was a controversial figure in the vatican caught up in several embarrassing skaelingdzn scandals. diane nighad is back in the swim of things. trying to swim from cuba to florida, this is her 5th attempt at the crossing. her previous efforts have been cut short by jellyfish stings. she is wearing a body suit and f

out when the units below me had work done because of the seeping water, and the probability of wood decay, it was nearly cosmetic without any permits or any inspection at all. and so i am quite concerned that here we have a building that has had some serious structural problems, that this work, that there is no indication that this is being taken performed by the code. >> commissioner mar? >> but i guess that this is another question that goes not only to you, but to the department, you are raising other violations, but, our inspectors have not cited those structural problems. our inspectors have only the nov only addressing the bathroom problems as far as i know and also the paint. the peeling paint in your dining room, living room or wherever that is. and so if it is your opinion that there are structural problems but our inspectors have not cited that, for the building. but we... that is not part of this. that is not part of what we are discussing here today. >> unless, the department wants to clarify otherwise. >> you are absolutely correct and i say inspector dicks look here and you

despite its reputation for filth and decay. >> this is the hotel a recent acquisition.demand from investors for well located real estate in the city and i think it's tough to beat market street. >> reporter: there are still vacant storefronts but for every one of them, the writing is on the wall. usually in the form of a construction perm

the problem is decaying metal that may cause drivers to lose the ability to steer the car. ford said in a statement issued saturday that it's unaware of any accidents or injuries linked to the issue. the crown victoria is a matter often used for police cruisers. >> detroit is now the largest city in the u.s. to declare bankruptcy. but now, the motor city is getting some help from a group called ho hostel detroit serving as an am bats tore to those who want to see another side of the troubled city. bisi oline-eri reports >> reporter: amidst the decay is working to change public perception and show tourists a great time. >> the next of hostel detroit is the to make sure travelers coming to detroit have a cheap, affordable place to stay and that when they come here, they have an experience that allows them to see detroit the way detroiters see it. >> the key concept of hostel detroit is the paring volunteer ambassadors for free cultural tours for art, architecture and music and the hidden gems of the city but it takes some special locals to show visitors the bright side. the h

government plots to kill one conspire and lie about it and cover up the real truth when this stuff is as we decay. yes as it has ever been but it is as ridiculous as it is dangerous the joins us thank you very much for speaking with us how do you feel first losing you'll song know being portrayed as the. price son died he died from an explosion i can prove that beyond a reasonable doubt if i was in a courtroom i jury can i not accept that as proof so that's where we have a problem when i say well this is an inside job or my son died from an inside job from someone putting bombs detonations i would maker sit in this room in go through what i just went with you and then i would say. now you tell me i'm a conspiracy theory this shows you how awful our media is i don't want to. make seven million dollars and they tell her what to say one newspaper reporters from with a lot of theory was very upfront with me she said you know she says as a reporter i am the problem because we will lose our jobs if i take that just a little bit you just say so the editor he will crush it so until you're right now i can

the governments of the world have spent hundreds and hundreds of trillions of dollars bailing out of decay and became a mode of system called banking when the solutions to the future of finance is peer to peer it's alternative currency it's like bitcoin and it's not actually going to be a banking system as we hard before two thousand and eight and big that lead to some to our next story here on venture capital city thank you very much indeed patrick young from t.v. advises always a pleasure you're welcome now a consequence of the financial crisis is the growing popularity of cyber current says basically the big question because they're free from central bank manipulation and government control and now become an a.t.m. czar to be instilled in cities around canada that's vegas based rover cohen is the company behind the scenes this move is being seen as a huge step to taking a virtual currency to mainstream status and breaking some of the misconceptions or even suspicions that surround the alternative clients it's help me. understand how the machines actually what i'm now joined by the c.e.o

talk about a lot and rip their hair out especially, when it causes traffic jams and cases muni to decay or forces bikes not to use the bike lanes. i think it's beyond of those issues where people view is as being effectively very, very little enforcement. and i can say in the 16 years i've lived in san francisco the driver or pedestrian i can't ever remember seeing one getting a ticket. and we're talking about it's policies where respect to double parking how what the impacts of double parking are on vehicular traffic to explain current not just enforcement policies but enforcement strategies and how it goes about enforcing this impact of the law and to report open citations and how many citations are given out for double parking and the frequency and where in the city. the rest i submit. thank you supervisor supervisor yee. supervisor avalos >> all right. mr. president, i believe that supervisor breed. >> thank you. colleagues i just wanted to be relieved because i'd like to introduce my resolution for marcus brooks on the actual complif agenda since this board of supervisors has taken

despite its reputation for filth and decay. >> this is the hotel a recent acquisition. there is a big demand from investors for well located real estate in the city and i think it's tough to beat market street. >> reporter: there are still vacant storefronts but for every one of them, the writing is on the wall. usually in the form of a construction permit or a real estate advertisement. >> i think ultimately midmarket will possibly be a little more attractive place to be than lower market because of its proximity to residential, proximity to night life. >> reporter: and that's something else you'll notice in the midmarket sidewalks. >> instead of getting older getting younger. >> they said the hippies are coming, the hippies are coming. now the technos are coming. >> whole lot of change going on and change is always good. >> what gets gobbled up after mid market? they are buying into the tenderloin. >>> the overall bay area housing market is finally starting to cool off. research firm dataquick found the median home price slipped to $540,000 last month, down $22,000 fr

by day tony works for chrysler, and spends the rest of the time taking photos of the city's decay and distress. >> i'm tony mica, people may know me as tony detroit. as of right now i have over 350,000 followers on instagram. pictures i post are basically pictures i see every day being a detroiter. old architecture, homeless people, abandoned buildings, burnt-out buildings. when i walk out the front door it's different to any other city - big city in america, i believe, in the sense that even on a saturday night it's pretty desolate. looking through my instagram account, you can pull up pictures of many different areas of the city. here is one from south-west detroit. a lot of houses look as if it was abruptly abandoned - clothes in the draws, food in the refrigerator. one of my favourite interor abandoned houses. and the abandoned brewster projects. it was open in 1935 - the first low income housing in the country. the history is here. smokey robinson played basketball here and lived here. lily tomlin, aretha franklin - a lot of mow town lives here. a few instances where i was threat

institutionalization of violence and extremism, fear of poverty and destructive discrimination, fear of decay and destruction of life-sustaining resources, fear of disregard for human dignity and rights, and fear of neglect of morality. alongside these fears however, there are new hopes, the hope of universal acceptance by the people and the elite all across the globe of yes, to peace, and no to war. and the hope of preference of dialogue over conflict and moderation over extremism. the recent election in is iran represent a clear living example of the wise choice of hope, rationality and moderation by the great people of iran, the realization of democracy consistent with religion and think peaceful transfer of executive power manifested that iran is the anchor of stability in another wise ocean of regional instabilities. the firm belief of our people and government in enduring peace, tranquility, peaceful resolution of disputes and reliance on the ballot box as the basis of power, public acceptance and lidge massey has indeed played a key role in creating such a safe environment. mr. preside

the city would have a lot more problems experiencing more of the sort of urban decay that you would associateh a city like detroit. >> reporter: an increase in home prices means less affordable housing options. for victor, finding a house that fit his budget was key to creating a better life for his family. >> this is a dream come true. owning a home is part of the american dream, and i'm glad that now i have a home. >> reporter: a foundation for his family and a life well lived. >>> there's a new health campaign from the first lady, and this time it's about drinking water. lots of it. michelle obama's drink up initiative encourages americans to drink at least one more glass of water today. it's another way to discourage people from consuming sugary beverages. experts recommend about 8 glasses a day. so drink up. >> one of the most recent additions to the tech wars now set to surpass its pedestri -- predecessor. ♪ >>> recapping our tap stories, president obama talks about syria. he said he is hopeful talks between the u.s. and russia will lead to a diplomatic solution. and secretary of state

stockton because when you have increase in foreclosures, increase in abandoned homes, increase in decayrime, these are problems for cities but we have to stop bailing people out and stop propping things up and stop buying. this is a fool's errand. we have to let the price fall to market value. >> david: on the other hand, nobody likes the bankers. they say they are the only ones that will suffer here. >> but the bankers do own the mortgages. this is how it's structured. politicians are seizing private property at gunpoint and handing it to their friends. this will work exactly as well as it worked in the economy of zimbabwe. >> david: if you like zimbabwe you'll love this plan. coming up, investors and consumers disappointed with the apple newest iphone. no worries. the informers have the companies and the stocks that will not let you dow thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing bi

while detroit went bankrupt falling into lew decay your 401k dollars and the many in to american banks were shipped over to build china. of less you honestly believe state-owned enterprises by a communist regime are more efficient than the economy in america you have to accept with a one setter funding this. listen to this quick video. this was from los angeles and was supported by the good democratic politicians in california with the miraculous choices this into what one vice president had to say when we confronted him at the auto show >> we are an all-american, all electric car company, based in los angeles comment on what makes us special is we are the first all the electric all-american car company to cover a range of one-half to 50 miles with the five passenger four-door sedan headquarters downtown l.a. with marketing, engineering marketing, engineering, a financial headquarters in tweet assemble cars in california and in the bay area. this will have a u.s. mint we're selling this car in washington, oregon, californ ia are the watch markets across the country as well be are the f

. >> is resistant to decay. >> the second most common foundation, as we move forward, the cement can along. >> all the homes, all the buildings rest on just a typical spread type footing. the spread type flooding takes the load, comes down, and spreads it out over a larger area. that is why it is called spread footing. as the soil types get more and more difficult, we start looking at social foundations that may still be spread. a spread type foundation such as a mac. -- such as a mat. it is a blob of concrete that is the enough so that if it tries to move, it moves as a unit as opposed to individual footings. eventually, as you move closer and closer to the shoreline, where you cannot get economically justified basement, we use piles. those are the most expensive, where we drive -- the old days, again, we used to take trees, turn them upside down and drive them until they stop. with concrete, we went to circular piles, then square piles. now we have all overcast and micro piles, numerous file types that can be tailored through the actual conditions that exist at the site. this parti

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students are studying pharmaceutical applications, from treating glaucoma to preventing tooth decay. smaller solar panels are in the works here. >> you can imagine these on the roof of your car as they become smaller and smaller, they are flexible, lighter. but the performance is good or better than what you get from the old-fashioned big glass panels. >> design firm eyp is one of the college's 300 corporate partners. they are incorporating nanotechnology into their buildings. >> if we don't know what will be on the market in three years, we might not be designing the building to accommodate that. so for us to be here, we understand what might be coming two, three, four years from now, and we can begin to anticipate those things as we design those buildings. >> new york state officials referred to the center as a model for economic development, a vote as it pushes the boundaries of the world's tiniest technology. >> and something to think about when you think cool. there is word of a rather cool rescue mission coming out of alas ka. the pictures show how cool, cool can be and that pi

. >> the city would have a lot more problems in a lot of its neighborhoods experiencing urban decay you could associate with cities like detroit. chicago is doing a lot better. >> researchers point out an increase means police of options where the cost is already high. for victor finding a house that fit his budget was key to finding a better life for his family. >> this is our dream come true. basically owning a home is part of the american dream and i'm glad now i have a home. >> the foundation for his family and a life well lived. al jazeera chicago. >> they only arrived on the market three years ago but already sales of tablet computers are predicted to top those of pcs and laptops this year. worldwide demand for tablets will surpass and be number 1 in annual sales by 2015. in addition, total sales of all smart devices including tablets and phones will be over 2 billion in 2015. foreclosure initiations last no month were fewer than, foreclosure process in august. that is down 44% from a year ago. >>> a federal judge in california is expected to hear arguments today over the city of

they tried to sue him. >> 20,000. >> the sick part, the moral decay part is we all did bad things ast drunk when i was 16 but then to brag about it. after destroying this guy's house, they're glorifying it in ruining the property. it's a really, really sick indication about the culture. >> the parents should have went over there and apologized immediately and took the kid over there. >> it was 20,000. not 200. got it wrong. anyway, gentlemen, thank you. >>> coming up, government can't pay the bills and now the obama administration just gave $100 million of your dollars away. $100 million of your dollars? would you say okay? >>> in two minutes, the workers showed goodwill and landed him hear the story and be the judge. ♪ [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. introducing the cla. starting at $29,900. ♪ at humana, our medicare agents sit down wh you and ask. being active.

the water will start to decay them. when you bring them home, don't wash them before you store them. but always wash them before you enjoy them. i love this. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. it's fun doing this, too, just don't do it in the store. >>> san jose's favorite competitive eater has another win under his expanding belt. >> the world champion, joe yes chestnut! [ cheers ] >> the guy's amazing. this time it was as easy as pie, apple pie. the contest was at the festival near cleveland, ohio. there he goes. he polished off 13 pies in eight minutes and he shared his winning strategy. >> control my breathing. don't overstep my mouth. drink water. try to keep eating them like i did the first one. >> sounds good. >> his 13 pies in eight minute is a world record. sonya, the black widow thomas, came in seekd. >>> if you have a consumer problem hour question call 888- 5-s-u. volunteers -- 888-5- helps-u. volunteers are there to help you. ,, uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody?

. >> the sick part, the moral decay part is we all did bad things as kid.i was 16 but then to brag about it. after destroying this guy's house, they're glorifying it in ruining the property. it's a really, really sick indication about the culture. >> the parents should have went over there and apologized immediately and took the kid over there. >> it was 20,000. not 200. got it wrong. anyway, gentlemen, thank you. >>> coming up, government can't pay the bills and now the obama administration just gave $100 million of your dollars away. $100 million of your dollars? would you say okay? >>> in two minutes, the workers showed goodwill and landed him in jail. hear the story and be the judge. two minutes away. ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. >>. >> male announcer ] now, taking care of things at home is just a tap away. ♪ introducing at&t di

to old age homes, some of the last member is preserved in the elderly, even with alzheimer's, other decayber songs from their childhood when they cannot even remember their spouse's name, what year it is. music has thiese musically reinforcing views. in a good piece of music, you have the elements of rhythm, pitch, harmony, meter, articulation, timbre, all working together, so that you may not remember every note, but the ones you do remember inform the missing ones. it becomes a pattern of multiple queues. that is one thing. the other thing we found interesting from girl imaging studies -- narrow imaging studies is when you are remembering a piece of music, it activates almost identical circuits as when you are hearing it. so much so when you compare the bring activation of someone in imagining music, remembering, to someone listening, it is virtually indistinguishable by looking at the brain scan. i wonder -- and brings up the question, how did it would you say your musical imagery is? when you imagine music, is it like a little tape playing in your head? >> yes, it is. and it works the

have you seen same sex najera minnesota now that you've seen it for aent mo, have you seen moral decay city and in the state? >> you know, i said to my wife is the other day, it's been a month. 1600 marriages. anything different here? not so far. i'll check in with her this afternoon. so far, nothing's going on that wrecked our marriage. i understand that people have different views of this. just a few years ago, this seemed pretty out there to folks. i get that. we have to be understanding of that. but the fact of the matter is, this is about the law. and of those 1100 pieces of law, think about this for a second. you can file a joint tax return immediately once you get that. you can get veterans benefits. so you know, in minnesota, if an entrepreneur wants to start a business, they're in a same sex relationship, they can go on their partner's health care and put all their money noon their new venture. in illinois, you can't do that. where do you want to start a business, illinois or minnesota? >> mayor, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. still to come, richard trumka

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cleveland's economic struggles, its decayed neighborhoods with their rampant unemployment levels and uneven access to healthcare have combined to turn the city into america's infant mortality capital. but if this wasn't a perfect enough storm, now, politicians at the state level are now considering further cuts to healthcare. >> the politicians in columbus are playing games to be quite blunt. and we may not get literally billions of dollars that we have coming to us. that we're spending the money, but it may not be coming back to us, because politicians have decided they want to play politics. if that happens, that'll be disastrous for our state and it'll certainly be disastrous for our hospital for our nicu. >> this summer, ohio's state capital columbus was the scene of heated debate over whether or not to expand healthcare coverage for the working poor. >> the question is: "shall the amendment be agreed upon?" >> ohio's republican-controlled legislature turned down $13 billion in extra funding from the federal government for what appeared to be ideological reasons. >> i urge the fa

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