it's not like einstein where einstein had in his mind that fizz -- physics needed definite predictions. no, no, long sense beyond that because obvious vaixes show the probabilities work. we are trying to close the gap in the actual quantum form. my suggestion is we move on from this because this is simply one variation of the multiverses. >> what's your favorite multiverse? >> you know, it depends the way in which you judge favorite, but i certainly have a leaning towards those that have a chance of being experimentally tested in the shortest time frame, one way of thinking about the subject, and from that, there's a multiverse coming from string theory which i find particularly exciting along these lines which is called the brain multiverse, and it comes from the following idea. within string theory, and i think many people have at least heard what it is, the idea that the elementary constituents of little tiny particles and the old way of thinking of things, little tiny dots, the new idea of string theory within the particles there's something else which is a tiny filament that vibra

so it's not like einstein where einstein had in his mind that physics needed to make definite predictions. >> no, no. we've long since gone beyond that because observations do show that the probabilities work. we're trying to close the gap in the actual quantum -- but my suggestion is that we move on from this because this is simply one variation of the theme of multiverses. >> right. what's your favorite multiverse? >> you know, it depends the way in which you judge favorite. but i certainly have a leaning towards those that have a chance of being experimentally tested in the shortest time frame which is one way of thinking about the subject. and from that there's a multiverse that comes from string theory which i find particularly exciting along these line which is called the brain universe, brane multiverse. and it comes from the following idea: so within string theory, and i think many people have at least heard of what string theory is. it's this idea that the elementary constituents of part billions, little tiny dots, the new idea of string theory is that within these particles is a

it's for einstein's theory of relativity. what's up with that? explain, coming up. >>> 20 cities in 20 days. today, about the bay is taking you to palo alto this morning. good morning to you, i'm laura garcia-cannon. palo alto is home to hughlet packard, facebook, stanford university to name a few. stanford university is always coming out with outstanding research. this time on the theory of relativity. of all people to explain, bob redell. >> reporter: i'll do my best. okay. yesterday, scientists at stanford in conjunction with nasa confirmed two key aspects of einstein's theory of relativity. they did this with hypersensitive gyro scopes and the probe, the satellite that is currently in earth east orbit. measurements confirm the effect that basically states time and space around a large gravitation gravitational. if you drop a bowling ball on a trampoline, you get distortion. >> oh. >> the next explanation, this is going to explain the theory of time dragging. that theory is, if you have a large gravitational object, this is earth, this is spac

the bottom line, einstein was right.nford has confirmed some key parts of his theory of relativi relativity. the scientists have concluded that the predikctions einstein made about space and time back in 1916, those predictions hold up today. the confirmation of his theories supports what we know as the big bank theory. >>> still ahead, the royal couple california-bound. details of their trip and the hollywood heavyweight rumored to play tour guide. >>> also ahead this chihuahua is lucky to be alive after a fire ripped through a residential hotel. tonight we'll show you the emotional reunion. >>> documents taken from osama bin laden's compound revealing possible terror targets in the u.s. >> what was duing on ri during the raid? secretary of state hillary clinton's surprising explanation for her expression. we're back in two minutes. ng go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you ke ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step f

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i am reminded of what albert einstein once said. many things in life you count that do not really count. and many of the thing that is you cannot count are the thing that is truly do count. therefore, i leave you with a few tips for your life. these are lessons that i have learned from my own mistakes. all right? there's a fine line between confidence and arrogance. i crossed that line the moment i accepted the invitation to get an honorary degree and certainly the moment i stepped foot here to talk in front of you to think that i can tell you something that is meaningful. we need to teach our future generations some of the key elements that will make you successful. for me it's very simple four as. availability, afability, accountability. success, winston churchill said once is going from failure to failure with that the last of enthusiasm, that passion for life has to stay with you forever. treat others the way you would like your loved ones to be treated. caesar chaves once said, there's no substitute for hard work. 23 or 4 hours

resolving some of the legal questions that have slowed the deployment of einstein 2 and einstein 3 systems gives dhs recognize our role with regard to civilian no worse, so we can hire people as rapidly and bring them on board as rapidly as we can in the department of defense. i would like to say that i wanted to offer my thanks to this committee. i have been with the department over two years and it has been one of the best experiences of my life. it has been a real opportunity to serve my country. i have found the work of this committee inspiring to me, an aspiring to the entire team i have, including people sitting behind me. thank you very much. i look forward to continue to work with you it whenever new role comes to me. >> thank you perry will now go to robert butler -- thank you very much. we now go to robert butler. >> it is and honored to be before you today. we focused first on the threat that continues to grow against our critical information systems. it comes from malicious hackers. dod is reliant on the critical information structure. ofre dependent on all modes the transporta

the stupid man equal of an einstein. the ignoreant man the equal of any college president. that institution, gentlemen, is a court. our court system has its faults, as do all other human institutions. our courts are the great levelers. and in our courts all men are created equal. i know idealists to believe firmly in the integrity of our court and our jury system. that's a living, working reality. gentlemen, a court is only as good as every man of you sitting before me on this jury. a court is only as sound as its jury and a jury is only as sound as the men who make it up . i'm confident that you will review without passion the evidence you have heard, come to a decision and restore this defendant to his family. in the name of god, do your duty. in the name of god, believe him. [applause] >> what you heard was a literal translation of the book word for word, and we have to remember that this book was written just at the onset of the civil rights movement. so we're going to talk about this book. we're also going to talk about the written word and how powerful it is in terms

it injured several people over the hours of einsteins firefighting. resident went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, a firefighter had a shoulder injury . none of the injuries were life threatening. this woman lived on the floor just above the source of the fire. they said someone was barbecuing chicken inside. >> it just happened to quick. she threw bourbon on the chicken. >> your baby was there? >> yes. i just left and they said get out quick. >> reporter: firefighters got there quickly and the numbers grew to more than 100 but some of the residents are worried about how long it took to get water on the fire. >> it seemed to be it was almost that the building was purposefully let go to burn. >> you are applying heavy amounts of water, high volume under heavy pressure. we did have to -- there is a joan street tank which was kicked into help the water supply. >> reporter: i checked back and they say they didn't have any trouble accessing water. it's just that three building was on fire almost at once, the 4th caught fire later and they were just at

there are a number of other projects that along with that one our group is beyond einstein. they are trying to take us beyond what we already know and see if there are any flaws in relativitiy and also to see if relativity really works and the most extreme environment, the whole universe right up close to black holes, that sort of thing. >> you're talking about the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, correct? >> that's another thing we loved to see go forward. >> that's the seti program been around for 50 years. that has enlisted 4 million, i believe, americans who have computers, for the use of those computers to continue to listen to the universe to see if thereo are any communication signals from an intelligence. is that correct? >> well, whatcom purts are doing is analyzing data obtained from radio telescopes. you can sign up. it's called seti at home and you can allow unused time on your pc to be used for analyzing the data. seti is about to start a major new observatory. the ellena ray. >> named afteruaulal snen. >> who provided some of the money to make it possi

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what really did never have to be einstein here has. never came true eager to see. more world news in brief for the south sixty nine people have been killed one hundred injured western pakistan two explosions hit a paramilitary training center nearly all of the training recruits see casualties one of the blasts was carried out by a suicide bomber a second device was planted to study taliban said they carried out the attack against the death of some. chinese state news agency says a petrol bomb attack on route bank north western province of danzig has injured at least thirty nine people. in a sense through a bottle filled with gasoline into a meeting room so i think the blaze when this is said some people were throwing themselves at four four when the government identified the incident as an arson attack. thousands of people flocked to the streets of the greek capital in protest of the actions of police during wednesday's anti-government demonstrations actually came off a protest or were seriously injured by riot police the government has expressed regret at the bit

ah, the einstein cometh. oh, come on! this isn't an homage. it's plagiarism.oing to sue this guy, maddux. okay, let's focus on catching them first. okay, well, for starters, they are way too familiar with this place. you think they had an inside man? more like an inside chick. someone who works at the exchange. maybe someone who works in security. at least that's how i roll. i look for a beautiful woman, someone who's very dissatisfied with her life, -misunderstood. -buckley. we share each other's secrets. don: buckley, focus! come on. sorry. well, we know how they got in. the question is: how are they going to get out? the art of the con is the art of misdirection. lesson number one: never show your true hand. -they requested a plane, a bus. -no, no, that is... that's all smoke and mirrors. my guess is, maddux is going to send the hostages out the front door, and then him and his crew are going to escape underground. through the sewers. bingo, professor. the best defense -is a good offense. -david: so you're saying we should take maddux down before he makes h

albert einstein looked through this telescope. >> you can do it on fridays and saturdays here at the space and science center on skyline boulevard. it's a nice drive up the hills. it's pending on the weather. right now, six planets in the sky are clustered together. there's four, then two more not far away. it doesn't happen maybe once every five years. it's a great time for viewing in the sky. later, we are talking the space shuttle launch taking place in just under an hour. they have a cool exhibit about what it's like living in space. laura. >> all right. thank you very much, bob. hey, we are live here at jack london square. we have a great band setting up to rock your monday morning. we are going talk to a legendary producer and musician from here in the east bay. >>> meanwhile, in tech news, more trouble for the maker of the blackberry. l out. a lot less paper to deal with. i like that. i just feed in my check... feed the cash right in. and... -boom. -there it goes. it read my checks, counts my cash... adds it all up. how does it do that? it even shows me what kind of bills i de

. >> we're not dealing with albert einstein. >> rosie o'donnell's disgusting. both inside and out.b. she's basically a disaster. >> most people are losers. >> i thought seth meyers frankly his delivery was not good. he's a stutterer and he really was having a hard time. >> donald trump will turn that around. and i'm campaigning for him now and i will continue to campaign for him. >> i'm actually kind of a stutterer too. actually, the last one of course was gary busey. gary busey was even on mr. trump's side. he was campaigning for trump. i think trump needs to reconsider. do it for gary, for the usa or at least the miss usa pageant. go to bat for us look you went to bat for miss california after the big topless photo controversy. >> if her beauty wasn't so great nobody really would have cared. carrie will remain miss california. >> leadership in action. because you are depriving us of the greatest f-ing candidate who ever drew f-ing breath depriving all us stuttering slob losers of and depriving gary busey, you're hereby elected to the ridiculist. please, please reconsider. we'll b

i am reminded of what albert einstein once said. of the things that you cannot count are the things that truly do count. therefore, i leave you with a few tips for your life. these are lessons i have learned from my own mistakes. there is a fine line between confidence and arrogance. i crossed that line the second i accepted the invitation to get an honorary degree or decided to step in front of you to think i could say something memorable. we need to teach future generations what is useful. affability and accountability. success, winston churchill said once, is going from pillar to failure -- failure to failure with a passion for life that has to stay with you forever. treat others the way you would like your loved ones to be treated. cesar chavez once said there is a substitute for hard work. 23 or 24 hours a day, there is no substitute for patients and acceptance. my grandfather used to tell me a fool with a good tool is still a fool. it is not the tool that matters are the education you have gotten, but what you do with your edu

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. >> reporter: einstein also says when she first met the mom, she knew her as kerry campbell not sheena asked her for identification and she showed me some i.d. of kerry campbell, brittany campbell. >> reporter: and this close family friend who accompanied the pair to our interview tells abc news she also witnessed the injections saying "i was there for everything. we were all there. we all saw it." as for the medical exam, abc news has confirmed britney did see a doctor who looked for any physical signs of a botox procedure and the results have not been made public, but in our interview, the mom had told us her last injection was some three month s >> it's extremely unlikely that you would see any effect from the botox at this point in time. ago. either physically, her muscle movement should be back completely and there is certainly no blood test that would determine if she'd ever received botox before. >> reporter: to be clear, just what this mother did or didn't do to her child is still very much under investigation by child protective services. >> boy, a real house of mirrors here.

mother, where she said that she always thought you would be a cross between mahatma gandhi and albert einstein and always had great expectations for you. the question is, are you surprised that he became president of the united states, knowing who he is? >> i think growing up like we did, no matter what your parents told you, we never thought you could be president. no. no way. you know, it was up until the election night that i was like, "really?" [laughter] >> "you actually pulled this off?" so i think our lives are limited in that way, and i think one of the beautiful things that we will get from this presidency is that young kids now only know this man to be president of the united states. so for so many, they can see themselves. so am i surprised that he's doing a great job? no. i knew he was ready for this. i always told the voters. i said, "the question isn't whether barack obama is ready to be president the question is whether we're ready," and that still continues to be the question that we have to ask ourselves. are we ready for change? are we ready for sacrifice and compromise? are

. >> excuse me, einstein had a pretty busy sex life. >> yes, and he never unified gravity with the othert been such a hound dog we'd all have time machines. >> got it. bye. >> you know i'm right. >> yes, he is right. he is right here in front of your tv right now. jim parsons, good to see you. >> it's good to be here. thank you for having me. >> what's it like to have that title, funniest guy on tv? >> you're maybe the first person to ever say that to me. so i don't know how i feel about it yet. >> show has been a huge success. >> show has done very well. >> it's caught on very quickly. people are obviously not watching because they don't like it. so what's the feedback been like? what's kind of the word on the street so to speak? >> you know, it's been a fantastic four years. we've gotten better and better, and literally the word on the street, you run into people all the time that are watching it, and they vary in age. gender. size. just all sorts of people that are watching it, and i really appreciative that, "a," we get to keep doing it. and "b" that it is appealing to so many differ

imagination, not knowledge, albert einstein said, is true intelligence. that is something we understand very well at g.e. there are many types of occupations to fulfill your potential and make our world better. i am going to speak to you about the world i work in. i am going to give you a sense of who we need you to be, and more importantly, what we need to work on together. there will be opportunities no -- no matter what you do, there will be opportunities for you to lead, to make a difference to the world and to each other. leadership is an honor and not a chore. it is earned and not declared. good leaders are authentic people who are comfortable in their own skins. as i said, i was a math major. i like to solve problems. that is what i get up every day trying to do better. i love my job, but not because i wanted to be famous or powerful. i want to be judged by what i do and how i act, not my title. no task is beneath a good leader. learning to enjoy common tasks with others is the way the best careers are built. never stop being curious because you th

we can point to the genius of einstein. immigration, about the naturalization ceremonies at the white house military. nothing could be more inspiring. even though they were not yet citizens when they joined our military, they signed up. event at the white house. guinea have deployed three times. do you know what he said? he said he left this country already. that is all he said. they are not big on speeches. raised in the states shortly after 9/11. her black. this the promise of the country. anyone can write to the next chapter. is the matter where you come from. what you look like. it does not matter what faith the worship. what matters is that you believe in the ideals. are endowed by our creators. -- in alienable rights. we deserve our opportunities. are here at the border today. hand with a nation of immigrants. this is important. with the of who is into is not allowed to come into this country. debate is not new. issues touched deeply on our convictions of what it means be american. reason it is reform the immigration

i have been a republican -- albert einstein issued one of my favorite quotes in the history of the spoken as follows. in the middle of opportunity, in the middle of difficulty. i'm going to repeat that so i have clarity tonight. in the middle of difficulty comes opportunity. this is the opportunity we have been waiting for. the treasurer's office is a mess. it needs guidance. now i seize this opportunity. as nominee tonight, i promise each and every person in this room i will hit the ground running. let's send the message to the people, we're tired of business as usual. drastic measures. yes. thank you. drastic times require drastic measures. [applause] >> all right. those are brett baker's funniest videos for the evening. now we're going to move on to our third award. this award takes us to the darkest hollywood, my stomping ground. everybody is familiar with those blooper reels where some glamorous hollywood performer makes a silly mistake. you'll see hollywood performers making the same silly mistake over and over again, the mistake thinking they have something to say about politics. i

the great scientist albert einstein said every kind of peaceful cooperation among men that is primarily based on mutual trust. >> [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: in the recent year's rapid growth of china's national friends has unfortunately a roast unfounded suspicion and chinese defense ministry development, not to mention the height of chinese strategy. it not only in schools china's strategic and intention and international image but also the political environment for the relations. that said taking fuller advantage of the channels of communication we should promote understanding through dialogue and the level in broad areas. >> [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: to be motivated in pursuing the current development china and the u.s. are now more than ever interdependent with the degree of share interest. supported by the growing common interest could china u.s. relations remain constantly in mur jihadist and untested. history goes that if any bilateral cooperation in the bowl is no more than a zero sum game

albert bought -- albert einstein said one of my favorite quotes and it is as follows -- in the middleopportunity -- in the middle of difficulty -- that a repeat that so i have clarity tonight. in the middle of difficulty, this is the opportunity we have been waiting for. the start out the treasury office is a mess. now is the time to seize the opportunity. if nominated tonight, i promise each and every person in this room i will come out swinging and end up winning. let us send a message tonight to the people of stark county and the people of the start antidemocratic party, we are done with business as usual. -- and the stark county democratic party, we are done with business as usual. [laughter] >> those are brett baker's funny as videos of the evening. we are going to move on to our third award. this war takes us to darkest hollywood, like stopping browns. everyone is familiar with those rules were some hollywood performer makes a silly mistake. you will see hollywood performers making the same silly mistake over and over again. they think they have something to say about politics.

[laughter] imagination, not knowledge, albert einstein said is the intelligence.imagination is the engine of innovation and problem solving and that's something we understand very well at ge and at umbc. there are many opportunities, all kind occupations for you to lose your -- use your learning to fulfill your potential and to make the world better. i'm going to speak to you today about the world i work in. i want to give you a sense of who we need you to be and more importantly what we need to to work on together. there will be opportunities no matter what you do there will be opportunities for you to lead. to make a difference to the world and to each other. your leadership is not a chore. its current and not declared. leaders are authentic people who are comfortable in their own skin. as i've said, i was a math major. i like to solve problems. that's what i get up every day trying to do better. i love my job but not because i want to be famous or powerful, but to be judged by what i do and not my title. good leaders are both curious and humble. no task is beli

for from newton and darwin to edison and einstein, from alan turing to steve jobs, we have led the worldmmitment to science and cutting-edge research, the discovery of new medicines and technologies. we educate our citizens and train our workers in the best colleges and universities on earth. but to maintain this advantage in a world that's more competitive than ever, we will have to redouble our investments in science and engineering, and renew our national commitments to educating our workforces. we've also been reminded in the last few years that markets can sometimes fail. in the last century, both our nations put in place regulatory frameworks to deal with such market failures -- safeguards to protect the banking system after the great depression, for example, regulations that were established to prevent the pollution of our air and water during the 1970s. but in today's economy, such threats of market failure can no longer be contained within the borders of any one country. market failures can go global, and go viral, and demand international responses. a financial crisis that bega

albert einstein issued one of my most favorite quote.s -- in the middle of opportunity -- excuse me -- in the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. let me repeat that so i have clarity. in the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. this is the opportunity we've been waiting for. the stark county treasurer's office is a mess. it is -- and now is the time to seize this opportunity with an aggressive campaign and a more aggressive campaigner. i promise each and every person in this room, i will hit the ground running, come out swinging. let's send the message tonight to the people of stark county and to the people of the stark county democratic party. we're tired of business as usual. [inaudible] thank you. it requires drastic measures. [applause] >> all right. all right. those are glen baker's funniest videos of the evening. now, we're going to move on -- we're going to move on to our third award and this award takes us to darkest hollywood, my stomping ground. everybody's familiar with those blooper reels which some glamorous hollywood p

imagination, not knowledge, einstein said is the true sign of knowledge.ething we understand well at general all electric. there are many opportunities and occupations for you to use your imagination to fill your potential and make our world better. going to speak to you today about the world work in. i want to give you a sense of who we need you to be and more importantly, what we need to work on together. there will be opportunities no matter what you do. there will be opportunities for you to lead and make a difference to the world and to each other. fifth leadership is not a chore. it is learned, not declared. good leaders are authentic people who are comfortable in their own skin. i was a math major. i like to solve problems. that is what i get every day trying to do better. i love my job, but not because i wanted to be famous or powerful. i want to be judged by what i do and how i act, not by my title. good leaders are curious and humble. no task is beneath a good leader. learning to enjoy common tasks with others are the way a career is built. never