but i mean, that's a completely >> u mean level of discovery? >> yes.an what was involved than the actual proction of the >> we're not even sure that he knew in 1932 when koffroff discovered the pro ton athe he was aware of that. >> so he was a commanding geus and there's been no equal to him over the course of the entire century. that safe to say? you think he is lly appreciated for what he was? what he was? >> what he was? yes. >> do you think he's fully appreciated today? do you think if you asked students today why is einstein important they're not gonna tell you it's because of his image that i see on fuji film? >> i think many understand what he's famous for and what his physics has meant to scientists and engineers since we made his discovery. >> are we not seeing an einstein reappraisal that is far reaching? einstein seminars around the world? a seminal figure for science and advance of our technology? from him you get some say even the computer. you get a@whole series of imputed involvements of einstein, satellites, lasers, photocopies, televis

types in 1900 and 1901, long before the discovery of amnesty she an antiseptic in the 19th century. there were transfusing humans with animal blood. it became even odder. just ignore the screen from mullen. it became honor that i realize they started quickly and ended just as quickly after there had been a failed test cheese in france, a chance jesus was called upon murder charges. after that court case it was determined that blood transfusion would be outlawed in france. it was later ended in france, england, and italy. so that is when i began. for as odd as it seems one of the things that was interesting to me, a gesture. would you mind? page down. enter. >> it's not recognizing. >> that's okay. i can do this without the illustrations just as well. so what is interesting to me is -- do we have any positions here? okay. can you imagine doing modern medicine without the benefits of transfusions? well, it can't be done. there is such a thing as bloodless surgery and a way of using the patient's own blood during emergency surgery is an trauma surgery. but for the most part when i talk

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issue, making sure that we have reciprocal discovery and that it is transparent and complete. looking at workers from collaborative courts, looking at solutions besides incarceration, dealing with mental health and behavioral health issues, rather than using the jails as a solution to that, and we are also working around juvenile issues to make sure we are doing all we can for those under the age of 18 in our community. those are the efforts we are undertaking. jeff and matt have been a fantastic partners in this. as far as we know, it is a new day in these efforts and really trying to work collaboratively and we hope to have all your support in doing that. [applause] >> of course, that is not to say that we are not going to fight it out in court because, of course, that is what we do. i would like to briefly introduce ross mirkarimi, who is a supervisor here in the city, and he has been a champion of many criminal justice issues, including prisoner reentry. i also want to thank and acknowledge debra atherton. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: it is nice to see everybody. jeff

the discovery comes from. so every year my family throws this great reunion in austin. but this year, i can only afford one trip and i've always wanted to learn how to surf. austin's great -- just not for surfing. so i checked out hotwire. and by booking with them, i saved enough to swing both trips. see, hotwire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. that's how i got a 4-star hotel on the beach in san diego for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >>> in "crime and punishment" tonight, the murder trial that has attention focused on a florida courtroom. testimony in the casey anthony trial today focused on forensic evidence with investigators on the stand. one talked about the smell in anthony's car, describing it as an odor of human decomposition. earlier in the day, jurors got to hear more of the conversations that anthony had with her parents when they visited her in jail, and it's these tapes and police interrogations that paymented a very disturbing picture of this young woman.

investigators made a gruesome discovery -- discovery. one woman was stabbed to death and another man and woman were also in grave condition. we believe that the situation is domestic in nature. these people knew each other. >> according to the fairfax county officers, it all happened inside of the apartment. they say that neighbors heard screaming and banging, people yelling for help. >> it was nicely developed and everything seemed very strange. >> officers say that all three are in their late 40's, early 50's. detectives believe that one of the three began stabbing end figure out who and why. the investigation leaves officers with more questions than answers and communities are on edge. >> they are trying to establish the exact nature of the relationship between the people. >> residents say they have never seen a situation like this. >> you do not want anyone hurt in any situation. if it is going to be something i think it is better if it is smaller and contained and not something that is going to affect the larger community. >> shocki

. >>> a grizzly discovery in front of a sunnyvale home. an autopsy will determine the body found in a garbage bag. >>> plus what caused a plea deal to fall through in the case of former presidential candidate john edwards. >>> if you are driving on the east shore freeway you can tell it's getting more crowded. another traffic avenue traffic update is minutes ahead. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's a brand new day. new week monday, june 6th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time now is almost 5:30. i'm hoping for a little less rain. let's check in with steve paulson. >> i can do that. i'm happy to. we still have less rain. temperatures on the 50s. look for a mostly cloudy morning and a partly sunny afternoon. i think there will be more sun closer to the coast. a few light showers are possible but we are about done with this system. here is sal. >>> good morning, if you are driving in the south bay yoshi you should like what you see so far. 280 looks good getting up to highway 17. also

demand meeting and the exchange and the result of price setting the market as giving away price discovery happening off the market and then what we see quoted in the exchange is actually just kind of a shadow of what's really going on in the forces that are really shaping the prices are completely invisible and unregulated and as you just said that circle way the anti-fraud powers which imply that there is nothing but fraud if you want to look at the global price on the new york mercantile exchange for oil it's like the tail that wags the dog you want to get in valet it represents a small piece but it's only people can see so let's say you and i often were making a deal if you try it out if you try to mislead me about price i can say hey i'm an amex straining at x. today you just offered me why you have that kind of thing so it is used as a benchmark but at the end of the day the big trades take place off exchange and this is where a lot of the gaming takes place i don't know if you noticed that b.p. traders recently who are now being pursued by the c.f.c. see this is going to three year

price discovery is broken ok well in order for all the smart manipulation to go on all this huge volume of trading to happen off the market over the counter it requires a lot of money to be borrowed from wall street banks to let's agree our c.e.o.'s like lloyd blankfein jamie diamond culpable in committing massive fraud on the futures exchanges i would be very surprised if they don't understand how this works but at the other end of the spectrum nostri has been investing very diligently and to creating loopholes in this market creating the legal openings to allow themselves to do these things if their best investment ever is to be able to manipulate the financial system and be able to do it legally and that is what we're seeing or trying to fix that now but when you when you've done this for decades and this is been going on and getting if you look at the history since the great depression of the loosening of the rules in the chipping away of the regulations it's a very. sordid path that we're going to have to cross over again to fix and in the meantime many people will try to present i

rein in this thing when we threw away the key and shut the door all right so this idea of price discovery the idea of supply and demand meeting and the exchange and the result of price setting the market has given way to price discovery happening off the market and then what we see quoted in the exchange is actually just a kind of a shadow of what's really going on in the forces that are really shaping the prices are completely invisible and unregulated and as you just said they took away the anti-fraud towers which is to imply that there is nothing that fraud if you want to look at from global price on the new york mercantile exchange for oil it's like that sale that wags the dog you want to get in valet it represents a small piece but it's only a piece people can see so let's say you and i offer exchange or making a deal if you try to if you try to mislead me about price i can say hey i'm an imax trading at x. today you just offered me why you have that kind of thing through it is used as a benchmark but at the end of the day the big trade secrets off exchange and this is where a lot of

another disturbing revelation has been the discovery of the navy and marine corps regulations. some kobach to 1963 that require a protected standard of care. had these regulations been followed, most of this tragedy would be diverted. there has been a lack of honesty in transparency demonstrated by the department of navy and marine corps relating to this issue. a problem that continues this very day and reaches the highest levels of leadership. the documents we have uncovered indicated there have been many outright lies disseminated by these two organizations and their leaders, whose statements to the press in correspondence to community members, in issues to congress, and in congressional testimony. i would be more than willing to list these, which are too many for me to list here today. i will provide examples today and will gladly sit down with any senator or staff member to point these things out. i would encourage everyone to visit our website and you the timeline of events linked to our home page. it is interactive. you can access the marine corps documents. we do not spe

two years ago she was giving her daughters a shower and made an unnerving discovery. >> i reached andshed against my breast with my hand, i felt something. hard. >> the diagnosis was triple negative breast cancer. an aggressive form of the disease that often strikes younger women with a particularly high mortality rate among african american women. >> i was blind sided and shocked. i was 31. >> triple negative remains to three common proteins chemotherapy drugs zero in on. without targets, the disease can be difficult to treat. she opted for an experimental drug now in clinical trials. >> for me this, worked well during treatment. my tumor slung by 95%. >> doctors say the affects of the drugs on triple negative breast cancer are unpredictable. so major research projects are now underway to better understand the disease. >> this is really been over the last few months, very new. the goal is to try to understand how to separate out triple negative cancer into its real root. because it's only by going down that roourt that we're going to individual wallize cancer treatment. >> dr. hope r

>> arguably the greatest discovery in human history is discovery of science but moreover that science works in free societies. 47% of all humans live in the democratic societies. no one thought that was possible. it could have been the other way around and in movies is portrayed as a science works best in a secret, all creating the death threat. science works in free societies and they are always like that. is always a terrible mess. it is a pain in the neck. all is a cacophony. that is the nature of free societies. it would help if those of us who are enthusiasts of science and those of us who are scientists were a little clearer about the actual situation. let me state it simply. you have a choice in life between answers that are absolutely certain and false, and answers that are conditional land might be true. there is no such thing even in mathematics as an absolutely clear and fundamental statement that everybody can agree is true all the time. i have to include in this religious thought. aaron have no quarrel with people's religious beliefs but it is flabbergasting to imagine th

this followed a recent discoveries of oil.y industries connected have been given a boost. >> the future burns bright for these workers. there been a fitting from the booming maritime industry. >> many people thought that every three years, they said this was for men. there are lots of jobs. >> this is where they are. this is one of the 37 shipyards now operating in brazil. 10 years ago, this was less than 2000. the zero will related projects like the construction of this offers the most opportunity. there, you can see the helipad. i install insulation on the walls of the cabin for those that work on the rig. i hope that the government's support does not stop. >> one than 100,000 barrels of oil will cut through this rig and it was joined dozens of others operating in the deep waters off the coast of brazil. the discovery of a new gigantic oil province a few years ago had the government equal to grab hold of new opportunities. it will provoke a strong industry based on future oil profits. >> we have to protect the local producer

this followed recent discoveries of oil. many industries connected have been given a real boost. >> of the future burns bright for this group of workers. they are benefiting from a boom in the maritime industry. >> in the beginning, many people thought that it was -- and it was for men. there are lots of jobs. >> this is where the jobs are. she is one of the 37 shipyard stocks this is one of the 37 yards operating in brazil. 66,000 people are working this. 10 years ago, it was fewer than 3000. -- this is one of 37 shipyard's operating in brazil. this affords the many opportunities. >> there, you can see the helipad. i work behind it installing insulation. i hope that the government's support does not stop. >> more than 100,000 barrels of oil will come through. this will join thousands of others operating in the deepwater is of the coast of brazil. the discovery of a new gigantic oil province a few years ago had the former president's government eager to grab hold of new opportunities. they promoted a strong maritime industry

that evidence or discovery they found may have been the blood that we talked about earlier.t that is human blood is yet to be determined. we had some videotape showing some dogs roaming around that property earlier. that's one of the things they will be checking out. it's way too early as knocking this down as being nothing at all. on the other hand, it's also way too early to be talking about 25 to 30 bodies being found on scene when not a single body has been found on that property around the house and they are now waiting to go inside that house to do a thorough search to find out if further investigation is necessary. again, we'll continue checking this and bring you breaking news as it comes in. >> shepard: great, trace, thank you. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. if the 2012 election were held today, mitt romney might just beat president obama. that's the report from a new poll from abc news and the "the washington post." it indicates the former massachusetts governor has a three point lead among regi

let's go to london with news of another shocking discovery in mexico. >> more than 200 migrants were found cramped inside a lorry in southern mexico on sunday. authorities say they were traveling in inhuman conditions. here is a report from mexico city. >> this is the end of the journey for more than 200 undocumented migrants traveling to the united states. they have been discovered in a lorry in mexico. wereuthorities say they traveling in burkle conditions and they had not even in a day. the truck driver and his assistant were writ -- detained. the mexican government said 90% of people come from central american countries but human rights organizations say more migrants from asia or south american countries paid to be smuggled into the u.s. every day. >> there are 230 undocumented migrants, some from india, or ramallah, and a brazilian woman. >> more than 500 migrants were found crammed into the containers of two lorries. it was one of the biggest cases of suspected human trafficking in mexico. there were discovered using x- ray equipment at a checkpoint in chiappone ichipas. they

this is discovery's flight deck. over there is where the commander would sit.ext to him, the pilot. and here are the instruments. if you take a look behind to the windows, this is the cargo bay. one of the engineers shows me the tasks below. it is where the crew eat, sleep, and work. they use velcro to attach equipment that would fly away in the zero gravity of space. >> that is hydrated with hot water or cold water appeared >> there is a tunnel that astronauts call through to get to the cargo bay. >> 0 m liftoff. >> the shuttles are being retired because they're too old, too expensive, and too dangerous to fly. it leaves america relied on the russians to get its astronauts into space. as the crew prepares for one last mission, it is unclear when, if all, the next generation of american astronauts will be able to follow in their footsteps. >> you have been watching newsday from the bbc. >> a reminder of our main news now. president obama has announced plans for faster withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. speaking from the fuentez, mr. obama said the

. >>> meet an explorer whose most famous discovery wasn't what he was looking for.'ll take you aboard his famous ship. >>> and much more, next on "teen kids news." ♪ >>> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm jessica. here's our top story for this week. >> whether you already have a driver's license or are dreaming of the day you'll get it our lead story could help save your life. experts say it's not lack of skill that causes most car crashes involving teens, but lack of experience. in this report, made possible by ford, tyler tells us about a nationwide effort to make teens safer, smarter drivers. >> reporter: no, this is not a stunt driver. and this instructor is not going nuts. this is ford driving skills for life, a program aimed at the number one killer of teens. >> driving skills for life is a partnership between ford and the governors' highway safety association that was started in 2003. the main goal was to reduce the number of teen fatalities. unfortunately, over 6,000 teens a year lose their lives due to vehicle crashes, many of which could

that is what they're doing here to the shuttle discovery. that has allowed nasa for the first time to allow journalists on board. this is the flight pattern. this is where the commander will said. next to him, the pilots and here are the instruments and if you take a look behind this is the cargo bay. part of the international state -- space station here. one of the engineers shows me the deck below is where -- which is where the crew each and sleeps. >> there is a hydrator. >> also on the mid-deck is a corridor. the shuttles are being retired because they are too old, too expensive, and too dangerous to fly. leading american reliant on the russians to get its astronauts into space. >> you will see two or three years of argument and discussion in science and political circles to figure out what direction the space program should go next. it is not clear know. we're between things. >> the white house says there will be a spacecraft to replace the shuttle but what it will be and what it will be ready is far from certain. with the emergence of