dr douglas come to the show great to have you own our program so your organization mattie's focused on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intelligent creatures who love to talk with one another so our work in many is a natural extension of that desire to communicate but instead of talking with other human beings we're reaching out to life in the universe your colleague from they search for extraterrestrial intelligence is huge sas shostak predicts that we will find intelligent alien life within the next twenty years you said that it will happen by approximately twenty thirty five watts in this next twenty years exactly well one of the things that we see in our research is the need for computing power we gather tremendous amounts of data from space and we sift through all of that cosm

and we're back with dr douglas fact president of messy organization discussing their prospect of finding intelligent life on other planets so dr i coach when you think about extraterrestrial what do you personally imagine there are like. well the ones that we can contact are going to be scientists because that's the only way we can exchange a radio signal or a laser pulses if they also have an ability to create the instruments that allow us to exchange information but beyond that i don't expect that they're going to look like us you know they're not necessarily even going to have the same way of encountering the world that we do we rely very heavily on our vision vision has evolved forty times independently on earth so it's been very affective here but what happens if you're a civilization on a planet where there is a murky cover over the atmosphere and you need to get around through a sense of hearing or a sense of touch or a sense of smell you could still be a scientist still discovering your universe but your way of encountering the day to day could be very different and so that's why

downfall of our civilization or the opening of a new rider iraq will talk about that today with dr douglas back to president of messy messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization. surrounded by dust and radiation earth looks slowly hung up in the middle of lifeless space yet with dozens. billions of earth like planets potentially out there humans are determined to find extraterrestrial life. how likely are we to garner a response to messages will be mounted to space. aliens to get our signals to say they will be a danger to earth and could first contact the opening of a new era for the planet or the beginning of a. dr douglas come to the show great to have you on our program so your organization matches focus on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intelligent creatures who love to

all right we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr douglas in fact president of massey organization discussing what it's going to be like to hear back from l.a. and civilization states. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. thank. you. and we're back with dr douglas package president of messy organization discussing their prospect of finding intelligent life on other planets so dr black arts when you think about extraterrestrial what do you personally imagine there are like. well the ones that we can contact are going to be scientists because that's the only way we can exchange a radio signal or a laser pulses if they also have an ability to create the instruments that allow us to exchange information but beyond that i don't expect that they're going to look like us you know they're not necessarily even going to have the same way of encountering the world that we do we rely very heavily on our vision vision has evolved forty t

dr. john douglas. he went into dr. douglas's office, dr. douglas took a look at his throat, and grant looked at his face and said, is a cancer? unfortunately the doctor had to tell him it was. memoirs --d on these his memoirs throughout the winter of 1884-1885 and towards the spring of 1885 it was really touch and go. he had a couple of near-death experiences. his doctors believed the only way he would survive long enough to finish his book was to get him out of the city, which was humid and dusty and hot, to a mountaintop environment. that is what they did with a lot of ailing people during that time. they were looking for opportunities. a friend of the family, joseph drexel approached the doctors in the grant family to offer them the use of his cottage that he a just purchased on the top of mount mcgregor, above saratoga springs. that mr. drexel s was modesthe grant in size, but did have six rooms upstairs and a few downstairs. it had been originally a small inn built by duncan mcgregor. it was moved to accommodate the expansion of the res

of downfall of our civilization or the opening of a new writer will talk about that today with dr douglas the president of messy messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization. surrounded by dust and radiation earth look slowly hung up in the middle of lifeless space dozens of billions of earth like planets potentially out there humans are determined to find extraterrestrial life. how likely are we to garner a response to messages would be to space. to get our signals who's to say they will be a danger to earth and could first contact the opening of a new era for the planet or the beginning of the. dr douglas back to the show great to have you on our program so your organization matches focus on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intel of.

dr douglas welcome to the show great to have you on our program so your organization mattie's focus on sending out signals aimed specifically at aliens and you say that extra terrestrials need to know where ready to communicate but are we really ready to communicate i mean look at us we can hardly communicate with each other. it's true communication is one of the big challenges but it is also a defining feature of our species that we are the intelligent creatures who love to talk with one another so our work in many is a natural extension of that desire to communicate but instead of talking with other human beings we're reaching out to life in the universe and your colleague from they search for extraterrestrial intelligence is huge sas shostak predicts that we will find intelligent alien life within the next twenty years you said that it will happen by approximately twenty thirty five watts in this next twenty years exactly well one of the things that we see in our research is the need for computing power we gather tremendous amounts of data from space and we sift through all of that

a friend from this planet don't rely on aliens thanks a lot for this interview when talking to dr douglas is back on the president of the messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization discussing our chances of finding intelligent and we in life and whether we should be trying to in the first place this holiday season about ol i wish you and list love and peace let's hope that what's humane in us will always prevail over evil stay close and kind of each other a peaceful sky about our hads is worth much more than riches of the world happy holidays to you that's it for this edition of so i think i'll see you next. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets two trillion united states dollars pass through most. in the amount of time that we've been in panama papers exposure that's what it shows off of money it really is. journalism journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of. documents were examining. all the people we basically have tried to get an adv

dr. john douglas. and he went in to dr. douglas' office, and dr. douglas took a look at his throat, and grant looked at douglas' face and said, is it cancer? and, unfortunately, the doctor had to tell him, essentially, it was cancer. grant worked on these memories -- on his memoirs throughout the winter of 1884-85, and towards the spring of 1885 it was really touch and go. he had a couple of near-death experiences, and his doctors believed the only way he would survive long enough to finish his book was to get him out of the city which was humid and dusty and hot to a mountaintop environment. that's what they did with a lot of ailing people in that time period. and so they were looking for opportunities, and a friend of the family, joseph drexel, approached the doctors and the grant family to offer them use of his cottage that he just purchase on the top of mount mcgregor just above saratoga springs. the cottage that mr. drexel offered to the grants was fairlied modest in size -- fairly modest in size but did have six rooms upstairs and a few rooms

dr. douglas looked at his throat and grant looked at douglas'face and said, is a cancer? -- is it cancer? the doctor had to tell him it was cancer. grant worked on his memoirs throughout the winter of 1884, 1885, and where the spring of 1885, it was touch and go. he had a couple of near-death experiences. his doctors believed to the only way he would survive long enough to finish his book was to get him out of the city which was humid and dusty and hot to a mountaintop environment. that is what they did with a lot of ailing people. they were looking for opportunities. a friend of the family, joseph drexel, approached the doctors in the grant family to offer them the use of his cottage he purchased on the top of mount mcgregor. just above saratoga springs. the cottage that mr. drexel wasred to the grant's fairly modest in size. but did have six rooms upstairs and a few rooms downstairs. it had been originally a small inn built by duncan mcgregor. it was moved to accommodate the expansion of the resort in the early 1880's. and the resort was expanded to a 100int where there

brite's husband of 14-years was in the fight of his life.dan brite/ douglas county sheriff's office: "i was dead when i went in the doors. and drel pertaki, he literally held my heart in his hands and massaged it back to life. i had less than a 1% chance of survival."christine brite/ dan's wife: "all i kept whispering to him was don't leave me. you have these two little girls. they need you." brite, a retired marine, beat those odds. nine days after the shooting, he woke-up!four months after that, he was heading home.(nats)he lost the use of his legs and told, at best, he has a three percent chance of walking again.he's looking to beat the odds, on his own--(nats) "that feels good."with help from his wife and a pair a leg braces, brite is taking baby steps on his long...and at times, ápainfulá road to recovery.at home, a different reality sets in.dan brite/ douglas county sheriff's office: "i'm watching my ten-year old have to shovel the snow. coming from a lifestyle where i took care of everything you know, that's a huge blow."there is hope though brite will wear a pair a robotic legs.dan brite/ douglas county sheriff's office

douglas and his wife ann. they have been married 57 years. >> it's a long time. all right, we're about to go live. everyone on their a-game! good energy! hello. i'm dr. cooper. and i'm dr. amy farrah fowler. and welcome to a special retrospective, where we will take a look back at the history of fun with flags on an episode we're calling... both: "fun with flags: behind the flags: a retrospective." (upbeat music playing) ♪ wondering how it all began? ♪ you'll need a good attention span ♪ ♪ for information and entertainment ♪ ♪ that's equally effective ♪ it's fun with flags ♪ behind the flags ♪ a retrospective ♪ flags. mind you, when we say "behind the flags"" we don't literally mean these flags.

douglas, did not work out so well. something else i didn't have time to get into with dr.fer that occurs to me, the corporate tax rate is going to come down. i don't know where the individual rates end up. what about the individual component? you know i thought that the whole theory of the laffer curve was to spur our own economic behavior. not just for corporations. >>> still to come, a evangelical baker decides not to make a wedding cake for a gay couple in 2012 that case is finally going before the supreme court this week. how will the justices rule? we're about to find out. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only

dr. larry nasar pled guilty. prosecutors are pushing for a 60-year sentence. he admitted to sexually molesting seven girls who were 15 years old and younger. accusers include u.s. olympians maroney, raisman and gabby douglasr a person to be demoted or resign after he interrupted a meeting and suggested a colleague was gay. you really do have to see this video of the incident to understand how this went totally out of control. >> there is a better way to do this, guys. we don't have to proceed on this one. i hear you. i understand there are some hard feelings -- >> look, i'm a heterosexual, i have a wife, i love my wife. i don't like men, as you might, but stop touching me all the time. [ laughter ] keep your hands to yourself. if you want to touch somebody you have people on your side of the aisle that might like it. i don't. >> okay, chairman, chairman -- chair -- [ laughter ] okay. we're officially off the rails. >> the woman in the blue is not having this today. the lawmaker under fire chairs pennsylvania's state government committee. the state's governor is calling the comment offensive and discriminatory. we looked up the biography of lawmaker he suggested was gay, he is married and has four kids, so