now, einstein himself said this was impossible.f einstein was wrong, this discovery could mean that marty mcfly from "back to the future" was on to something. there's einstein right there. >> you were waiting to make a marty mcfly reference. >>> plus, an incredible cliffside rescue caught on tape. why was this woman clinging to the side of a 500-rock basin in los angeles? we'll tell you about her two-hour ordeal and show you the helmet cam video from her rescue. >>> we are going to begin with that breaking news. the dead satellite we've all been watching for the past several days has finally come down. it crashed somewhere on the planet overnight. but we don't know yet where. it was caught on tape streaking across the sky, somewhere over california. and abc's neal karlinsky is in el segundo, california, at one of the command centers that was tracking the satellite. neal, what do we know at this moment? >> reporter: we know that it's down. but as you mentioned, there's still a lot we don't know. that interesting video you showed of

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and taking on einstein. scientists say they've measured particles traveling pastor than the speed of light. is the world of physics about to be up-ended? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. today, we are coming to you live from the united nations where, after weeks of anticipation, the palestinian president has made a formal request to become a member state of the u.n., a move which both israel and the united states have vocally opposed, saying a palestinian state can only be achieved through direct talks. the palestinians say 20 years of negotiations have failed and they have no choice. >> new york city disappeared into the fog and the rain. a brewing early autumn storm was not a metaphor for almost 20 years of failed peace negotiations. according to the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. the storm was here when he left his hotel with a line in his speech that the time is now for the palestinian spring, a time he said for independence. president abbas presented the formal

as albert einstein explained, nothing can go faster than the speed of light. his famous a question -- is famous equation is now in for a shock. researchers cannot believe what they have seen. evidence of tiny particles traveling faster than light. this is just not meant to happen. >> we present for you today this anomaly. >> this afternoon, the scientists revealed their findings, a mass of data which they want other researchers to check because what has been found is so astounding. if it appears to challenge our understanding of how the universe works. the results come from a bizarre experiment underground in europe. scientists have been firing tiny particles all the way to another lab in italy more than 400 miles away. until now, nothing has travel faster than light, that has been a constant feature of modern physics. the neutrinos in italy or fraction of a second quicker than light. the measures could be wrong. >> the results analyzed at the lab have triggered a wave of reaction, some scientists say they cannot be right. others want everything checked very t

. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," roll over einstein. why scientists may have to rethink the entire universe. >>> plus, round and round it goes. we will have the latest on the satellite debris expected to hit earth today. this is the "cbs morning news." for a while now, you've been taking an antidepressant.

even a person as gifted as einstein said that aside from the fact that he had the special talent forn absorbing knowledge, near the end of his life, he felt that the gift of fantasy had meant more to him. creativity, to be able to dream and think of things have meant more to him than his talent for absolving knowledge. if einstein could feel that way, a child needs to be given the opportunity to be creative and think of things and to express. s c two id that we stay in public education. it really is a shame. -- and see to it that we stay in public education. we hope to grow and be of service of more children. they have to audition, their parents have to sign a. they're going to make sure that the children practice at home what ever it is they are studying. painting, whenever they are doing. that they are also going to practice at home. this is true for any child, any person that comes across art as a part of education. because of the discipline that is needed, just to become better at something, if you practice it 20 times, it will be better than the first time. this act of disciplin

einstein is the greatest example. he wrote on the equations of the general relativity way back in 1915 and others listed those and found that they seem to save the universe should be expanding. the matter said that the universes is expanding and einstein himself said no, i don't actually believe that, but 12 years later observations showed the universe is expanding. the math was confirmed by observations, a verdict samples are black holes. again, his mouth gives rise to them. einstein didn't believe it, observations now show that there are black holes. so we are following in the tradition. we are doing mathematical equations, following them and as you can discuss in some specific cases, they are leading us rich by rich to the possibility that evers is only one universe. does that mean the math is right? we don't know. it has to be confirmed or ultimately tourism and observation of experiment, but the possibility that the math is revealing this new picture of reality is sufficiently compelling that many including the t

. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," roll over einstein. why scientists may have to rethink the entire universe. >>> plus, round and round it goes. we will have the latest on the satellite debris expected to hit earth today. this is the "cbs morning news." for a while now, you've been taking an antidepressant. but your cloud of depression is still with you. maybe it's time to ask your doctor about adding seroquel xr to your antidepressant to treat your depression. seroquel xr is a once-daily, extended-release tablet, which means medication is released around the clock. for many, seroquel xr, when added to an antidepressant, was proven more effective than an antidepressant alone at helping people feel less depressed. call your doctor if you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients taking seroquel xr have an increased risk of death. call your doctor if you have fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, as these may be signs of

was einstein wrong? most famous scientific equation einstein wrong? most famous scientific equation of all time may be incorrect >> federal judge blasted oakland city officials today saying he's tired of listening to excuses and that the police department needs the make changes immediately. that's almost a decade after the controversial about police service we have more from the hearing. >> i don't know and don't have real confidence that the kind of changes that we hope for are really taking place. >>reporter: attorney john burris says the oakland police are not moving fast must have to make the changes ordered by a federal judge. it's the latest chapter in a saga that gap in 2000 when 4 members of what prosecutors called a rogue band of officers were charged with planting evidence and beating suspect in oakland. 3 were fired. the fourth disappeared. 2 prosecutions ended in mistrial. but a lawsuit filed by those who say they were victimized ended three years later in 10 million dollar settlement. the department was also ordered to make changes to pre

is einstein wrong?greeted with skepticism at this point. >> true. >> your morning headlines are first. plus, "eat this, not that" america's report card for america's leading strants and some of the grades just may surprise you. >>> it's 47 minutes after the hour. >> i'm not a physicist. what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and powerful devices like the motorola photon 4g. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. >>> 49 minutes after the hour. here are your headlines. >>> poised for a lower open after a miserable day on wall street yesterday. investors lost $500 billion in stocks just yesterday alone on the wilshire 5,000, which is the broadest gauge for u.s. stocks. >>> history will be made this afternoon a

einstein is the greatest example. he wrote on the equations of the general relativity way back in 1915 and others listed those and found that they seem to save the universe should be expanding. the matter said that the universes is expanding and einstein himself said no, i don't actually believe that, but 12 years later observations showed the universe is expanding. the math was confirmed by observations, a verdict samples are black holes. again, his mouth gives rise to them. einstein didn't believe it, observations now show that there are black holes. so we are following in the tradition. we are doing mathematical equations, following them and as you can discuss in some specific cases, they are leading us rich by rich to the possibility that evers is only one universe. does that mean the math is right? we don't know. it has to be confirmed or ultimately tourism and observation of experiment, but the possibility that the math is revealing this new picture of reality is sufficiently compelling that many including the t

according to einstein's theory of relativity nothing is faster than light.t scientists in switzerland say they have clocked subatomic particles called neutrinos traveling at a greater speed. if that is confirmed, it could force scientists to rethink physics and einstein's theory. millions of children go hungry in america, and many of them are in the shadow of the u.s. capitol. what's being done to feed them, coming next. , coming next. here's why beano is different than these gas relievers. these you take after food gives you gas, you take beano before, so you don't get gas. and if you don't get gas, maybe you don't need these. take beano before and there'll be no gas. is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. a dab of concealer here... a flurry of powder there. what if there was a makeup that didn't just hide your breakouts... but actually made them go away. neutrogena skin clearing

einstein is the greatest example. wrote on the equations of the general relativity way back in 1915 and others listed those and found that they seem to save the universe should be expanding. the matter said that the universes is expanding and einstein himself said no, i don't actually believe that, but 12 years later observations showed the universe is expanding. the math was confirmed by observations, a verdict samples are black holes. again, his mouth gives rise to them. einstein didn't believe it, observations now show that there are black holes. so we are following in the tradition. we are doing mathematical equations, following them and as you can discuss in some specific cases, they are leading us rich by rich to the possibility that evers is only one universe. does that mean the math is right? we don't know. it has to be confirmed or ultimately tourism and observation of experiment, but the possibility that the math is revealing this new picture of reality is sufficiently compelling that many including the taki

scientists proving einstein wrong.s faster than the speed of light. >>> and total recall. phil matier and willie brown discussing the upcoming book written by former governor arnold schwarzenegger. th ,, >>> an earlier police standoff in san jose at aden if i's is over. -- at a denny's restaurant is over. no one was injured. streets are blocked off in the area around the intersection of blossom hill and santa teresa boulevard. we are coming up with a live report in the next few minutes. >>> 6:24 now. the traditional last meal not available anymore for death row inmates in the state of texas. that's all because of a huge meal ordered by a convicted killer lawrence brewer. it included chicken fried steaks, a triple bacon cheeseburger, a pound of barbecue, three fa heat too he is, a meat love's pizza, a pint of ice cream and slab of peanut butte fudge. then he didn't eat it. they will get the same meal as the prison population. >>> a starbucks employee posting a vente sized rant about his job. >> and this is a video that

on top of which is einstein, only a part of the puzzle necessary to insure security. also working closely with the department of defense and industries. again, our vision is to have an environment of distributed security at utilizes all of the assets of this country in protecting ourselves in cyberspace. >> if i could, the last part of my question was what additional resources were staffing you need, additional authorities to be more effective. >> that budget that was submitted reflects specifics and a number of those areas. we can address this in a stand alone, if you would like. we have also been working with omb, and there has been a proposal sent to the hill regarding ways to strengthen our ability. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. we will do a second round up to seven minutes apiece. thank you for hanging in there with us. i wanted to ask you about a particular part of the department that the committee was anxious in the creation of the department to put in, and that is the science and technology section. you know, our hope had been, a lot of this happen to

maybe einstein can be part of that. would you proceed? >> thanks very much, senator. there certainly opportunity here. the department, this is an area that i've been spending a lot of my time as we have in the department. we have called it as one of the five essentials of homeland security, which is ensuring cybersecurity. we can all agree the status quo is not acceptable. there are intrusions and threads we have to address. cyberspace is an environment that offers certainly to change that. ours is one that security worry of smart machines and smart users by networks that identify threats, hopefully before they occur, to prevent them and cultivate the community intensity of hygiene is pervasive throughout the united states and indeed throughout the internet because we are so interconnected. einstein specifically is a program we have come as you know, designed to prevent intrusions. where 84%. but the federal agency and offices have a number of things they have to do as well to bring their traffic behind einstein to ensure that they are taking advantage of this technol

. >> gun, right here on my ribs, that's an einstein quote. you have to learn the rules of the game and learn to play them better than anyone else. i took that from einstein but applied it to the streets. >> like bloodworth, peters is also in jail await willing trial or possible plea deal. he's facing six charges, including possession after firearm. assault and battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. because of prior convictions, peters can face up to 15 years in prison, if found guilty. >> when i was a kid, you couldn't tell me that. i wasn't going to the nba. i thought that's where i was going to end up. but hoop dreams is over. >> they try to take the rest of my 20s from me. i got a three-year-old. so i might not be there for my son. so this is really an eye-opener. it makes you wake up after a while. especially if the hole, you got a lot of time to think about [ bleep ]. >> you got to think about what you've done in your past and you know, this thing it is meant it stress you out, you know what i mean? you just sit in here all da

at least we know at the moment people said that about einstein's theory of relativity. people who use gps use that every day. 100 years from now, who knows. >> you are going to plan to try to find if these results yourself to replicate what happened. are you happy? are you convinced he would get the same level of results? >> i should correct too lightly. i don't do experience myself. there are people who will redo this experiment. they made to the measurement not a couple of years ago without a particularly precise instruments. they hope to do this trip precision of what people have done. but what they find or do not find or depend on what nature is telling us. nature has already chosen what the answer will be. we have to find out what it is. >> great stuff. thank you very much for talking to us. now, the internet giant facebook and google are locked in a new battle for dominance of the social networking market. facebook is promising its users a host of new services allowing people to share music and video friends like and recommend pitted is the biggest of grade since

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

solar power really began when albert einstein in his spare time in 1905 wrote a paper that he got a nobelrize for about describing it. it took the 1950s to start turning into a technology and putting i on satellite. by the 1980s, people growing marijuana were using it as a way to disconnect from the electric power system oso no one would know they were using electricity. now it's another growing industry. still small. >> stephen: so you admit solar power is a dope dream. [laughter] >> in the 1980s it was very popular for... >> stephen: but how are we going to get all this done? who is going to drill for that? >> fortunately the sun normally rises in the morning and we'll be able to... >> stephen: for now. what about fracking? i hear a lot about fracking. some people are very upset about shooting high-pressure hot water and chemicals into the ground and exploding rocks. >> well, this has actually been used since 194, and some of the gasoline that you're putting in your car as a result of people using fracking. it's now being used... you know, shale gas is a big thing that's developed. >> s

maybe einstein can be part of that. would you proceed? >> thanks very much, senator. there certainly opportunity here. the department, this is an area that i've been spending a lot of my time as we have in the department. we have called it as one of the five essentials of homeland security, which is ensuring cybersecurity. we can all agree the status quo is not acceptable. there are intrusions and threads we have to address. cyberspace is an environment that offers certainly to change that. ours is one that security worry of smart machines and smart users by networks that identify threats, hopefully before they occur, to prevent them and cultivate the community intensity of hygiene is pervasive throughout the united states and indeed throughout the internet because we are so interconnected. einstein specifically is a program we have come as you know designed to prevent intrusions. where 84%. but the federal agency and offices have a number of things they have to do as well to bring their traffic behind einstein to ensure that they are taking advantage of this technolo

again and expect a different result. >> who doesn't love that einstein quote? i know i do. >> reporter: and who doesn't love football, thomas? >> i know. who doesn't love football? we have a live report coming from the field this hour. but let's talk about the big night for the white house. it is going to be interesting to see exactly what the president says tonight. but what should we be looking for? >> reporter: well, first of all, we're going to see if that chamber is as full as john boehner thinks it is going to be or not going to be. just a handful say they're not going to be in attendance. they feel as though they're props in a political theater. but the president and the white house, we know, we've seen drips and drabs of what the president is going to propose. they've largely kept it close to the vest. what we do know is he's going to be asking for the congress to extend that payroll tax cut in effect all throughout this year and expires at the end of this year. and many people feel as though republicans might get onboard for that infrastructure investm

>> the definition of insanity, albert einstein once famously put it, is to do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. >> still, the only group with a worse public opinion rating is congress, and the president's supporters say that could be his opening. >> it's the beginning of a long process, but it's the beginning of a dialogue with the american people that i think he can win. >> kristen welker is at the house. the white house saying the plan is comprehensive, also saying many of the ideas had gop support in the past. what do we know about what's in the president's plan? >> reporter: white house officials are telling us this plan will cost several hundred billion dollars potentially, somewhere between $300 billion and $400 billion. as you say, they believe a lot of these ideas should be able to gain bipartisan support so what's in the plan? we're told it will include extending payroll taxes, investing in infrastructure, aid for state and local government so that teachers, police officers, firefighters can stay on the job, and also, training for those who hav

>> einstein said that the definition of insanity is to do things over and over again and expect a different result. these negotiations have gone on for 20 years. we have seen a doubling of the amount of settlers living in the territories. going back to negotiations will only be a definition of insanity. >> coming here could weaken mahmoud abbas. if he is not accomplished what he came here to do, he comes back in not a strong position. >> i am concerned if there will be a new strategy put forward in order to challenge israel and their ongoing roll over the palestinians. it does not matter to me if the president comes back weekend, what matters is if there is a focus in place on challenging israel legally. >> some of this could spark violence because diplomacy has not worked. >> i don't think that this will spark violence. instead, people will challenge this leadership and it is time to try a different strategy. mahmoud abbas has banked on negotiations for his entire career. he has been president for six years. if he walks away without getting that, it is time for a new leader to carve a new

. >> and was albert einstein wrong about e-mc squared?hallenge to what you learned in school. >>> hi, there, and welcome back. i'm brooke baldwin and if it is interesting and happening right now, we will see it right now. rapid fire beginning with this. executives from the sew far factory solyndra appeared at a congressional hearing today, but they didn't have much to say. >> mr. harrison, will you invoke your fifth amendment rights to all questions asked here today? >> yes. >> then you are excused from the witness table at this time. >> and another one invoked the fifth amendment as well, and solyndra once touted by president obama and received a stimulus loan went bankrupt earlier in the month. congress wants to know if they misled congress about its finances or got special treatment. >>> and now a turndown of the millionaire request to investigate the deaths of his girlfriend and young son. and investigators say the woman killed herself at his mansion two days after the son had take anne turn for the worst after falling down the stairs

i think it is think just lake albert einstein and bertrand russell in their money first so they talk about the choice that we have to make as a human being and species extinct ourselves with the technology that we invent or will find ways to do to come to a nuclear weapon free world i don't know where we have to go thanks a lot thanks for your time so we have got longer to talk to you always good have a chat to you again this issue to mash joining us live there from prague thanks to time about. germany has called on the eurozone members to stick together in an attempt to settle nerves over the potential greek default the chancellor says that greece must stay aboard the block to avoid causing a domino effect the statement came after fears of greece declaring bankruptcy cause the shop for the global markets on monday was triggered by reports that germany was preparing for greece to leave the euro zone has been struggling to bring its debt crisis under control despite stringent austerity measures financial journalist dimitri kovtun it says that there is no easy way out. but there are di

process to create the world around us technically that would be a beautiful state we would have many einsteins many does vinci's many powerful minds emerge that are not oppressed by this necessity to come into a monetary system that restricts their possibility why a friend of mine than if they don't have the ability to gain anything other than the good of their fellow they all. they're gaining much more than they'd ever gain in this system they're gaining in they're getting a piece of mind they're gaining an understanding they're getting the resources that they need their gaining a community they're gaining not a competitive oscillating offensive posture where you're always out for yourself in this this primitive capitalist system that we have today which by the way is actually is a pseudo social system because it's assumed by the invisible hand that everyone fight amongst themselves and some going to manifest for the greater good which is provably not the case so what we have here is a different value or in station where when you contribute to society it comes back to you so if i have an amaz

he does great work benjamin franklin, einstein, the a and -- and this will include the recent resignation that is amazing a the turnaround he must have had to do and the impact on the company will be included. a lot of people want to know why apple is so successful at a time when our country is not. that will be one of the best sellers of the year. >> it is being described, not authorized but steve jobs cooperated and gave interviews in which he has not done many interviews and that adds to the importance of the book. >> host: i don't know if you have seen in the cover but it is one large picture of steve jobs. what do you think of that. >> i have not seen that and cannot see your camera. >> it is a great picture of him and the way people want to remember her. i know his health is not so good right now and a great way to remember him. >> host: three well-known media folks have books also jim lehrer and bill o'reilly and chris matthews. tension city inside the presidential debate comes out in september and he is on the afterwards program. bill o'reilly has said book called killing lincoln

. >>> plus, a scientific discovery that could challenge the genius of albert einstein. >>> this is aad day for all of us at ktvu. veteran bob mackennedy lost his long battle with cancer. he was -- mackenzie lost his long battle to cancer. he was 75 years old. he had the incredible talent to see the ordinary and make it extraordinary. he also had a knack for story telling that delighted bay area audiences for more tan 30 years and he clearly -- than 30 years and he clearly loved his work. >> you know the idea there are six million stories in the naked city. i think if lieu into anyone's life past the surface, you find drama. you find comedy. you find the essence of what it is to be human and we've all got a story. all you need is somebody to let you tell it. >> bob earn adjournallism degree from u.c. berkley. he then went to work as a tv critic for the oakland tribune and "tv guide" before joining ktvu in 1977. he went on to win 13 local emmys as well as many other awards. >>> time 7:54. they may have to rewrite some of the high school physics books. scientists in switzerland say they