no one in america understood many thing about exactly what einstein had done.atever he did was create. it is just a testament to how caught up people were and what reverence with given to science at that time. so the scientific american, which was a really big deal in those days, they were sort of like a combination of "the new york times" in 60 minutes because they were investigative agency at a time when technology was becoming pervasive penalties new great inventions. there is also a lot of quackery. people look to americans to tell them what was a legitimate invention and what was the next great development around the curve and what was just flimflam. for instance, there was this famous doctor at the time, dr. albert abrams who could care anybody through something called a dying advisor. it was just this apparatus. he claimed to be able to diagnose and cure anybody through this very sketchy kind of apparatus machine. people believed it. so the scientific american investigated him and said there's as much legitimacy to this as there is to the board. they com

in fact, if you take einstein's equation -- charlie: there is no idea what a blackhole is? a region of space where matter has collapsed to such density that the gravity -- if matter collapses and gets denser, the surface gravity gets higher. if you are standing there you will weigh more. it would be harder to escape. at some point, this collection of blob of matter has condensed so significantly that for you to escape, you would have to travel faster than the speed of light. that means light cannot escape. if light cannot escape, you are not getting out of this place. it is not only dark, but it is a hole. three-dimensional. blackhole. charlie: how long have we known about it? neil: einstein -- he could have predicted their existence with his own equations, but he didn't, interestingly enough. charlie: he was interested in them? neil: no. i asked stephen hawking over dinner, went in at isaac newton make certain discoveries with his own mathematics that he invented? his response was, einstein did not come up with black holes. you cannot think up everything. [laughter] charli

einstein. >> no, it was first a jewish hospital and established to dedication of relief of the sick and the wounded without regard to creed, color, nationally or ability to pay. >> which at that time was pretty unique. >> it was ground breaking. >> tell me about the events you have planned to celebrate the 150th anniversary. >> well, tomorrow evening at the national constitution center we are expecting more than a thousand people, former patients, physicians, nurses, donors, volunteers all of whom will be there to celebrate this milestone. we have excellent entertainment lined up with jason alexander serving as emcee and the legendary diana ross performing as well. >> what does it take -- wow, diana ross and jason alexander. what does it take in your view to be a good neighbor, a good partner in the community that you serve like einstein has been. >> so we believe that it's important to care for patients that are vulnerable and in need. perfect example, when 19 hospitals closed their obstetric services because it wasn't financially beneficial, our organization instead investment $10

>> no, if you take einsteins equation. >> rose: do a primer. everybody has heard this and have no idea what the black hole is. >> sure, sure, it's a region of space where matter has collapsed to such denszity that the gravity-- because as matter collapses and gets denser and denser, the surface graferrity gets higher and higher. if you are standing there, will you weigh more and more. it will be harder to escape. at some point this collection of-- this blob of matter has condensed so significantly that for you to escape you have to travel faster than the speed of light. and so which means light can't escape. if light can't escape, you're not getting out of this place. so it's not only dark, it's a hole. it's a hole in every direction you fall in. a three dimensional hole. a black hole. in my field we are into one syllable descriptions, black hole. >> rose: how long have we known about the black hole. >> einstein could have prediked their existence with his own he kaition -- equations, but he didn't interestingly enough. >> rose: why, cuz he was

. >> einstein health care marking 150 years of caring for philadelphia. they held a star-studded event tonight. actor jason alexander of "seinfeld" fame hosting at the national constitution center and diana ross performed. einstein is celebrating its 150 year your honor fw year journey. >>> an apparent growing number of temple university students trying to make sure they graduate debt free by dating. >> our submission to provide a quality education completely paid for by wealthy benefactors. >> seekingarrangement.com connects young women called sugar babies to older men who they refer to as sugar daddies. temple has 155 new signups, the fourth highest in the country. we spoke to one of those new "sugar babies." >> a couple dates, yeah. and i've never encountered anyone creepy or weird. >> seekingarrangements.com says there is a clear separation between what they do and being an escort or prostitute. temple university told us no comme comment. >>> more than 50 amateur competitive eaters filled their stomachs at sugarhouse casino to compete in this year's w

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pmove over, albert einstein. p11-year-old girl in the u.k. is roving she's smarter than the plegendary genius by acing her pi.q. test. pshe has earned a spot among the pworld's top 1% of intellectuals. pshe scored a 162. pit's the highest score that you pcan get on the menza i.q. test pwhich means she's smarter than phawking and einstein who are pthought to have an i.q. of 160. pshe took the test to prove a oint to her parents. pthey were on her case about not pspending enough time hitting the pbooks. pimagine her surprise and her psatisfaction when she got the erfect score. pwow. p>>russell: ask me what i got on pmy iq test. p>>laura: what did you get on pyour iq test? p>>russell: same as the guy psitting next to me. p>>dave: not nice. p>>russell: i'm kidding. pthe bucs may get one of the best pcoaches in the history of pcollege football. pthis is sfw. pwe'll have that coming up. p>>laura: and walter allen has panother extraordinary ordinary pfor us. pgood morning. p>>walter: new year and new e.o. pand it's a trio. p>> there's still the city

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even einstein was the only man to come up the social relativity.o back and read it is pretty clear they would have gotten there quickly. indeed, as is documented in his book, we know of six different inventors of the thermometer, three of the hypodermic needle, five of the electric telegraph, three of logarithms, five of the steamboat, six of the railroad. .. the more developed in the 1960s for describing based on very little data, describing the rate of improvement of computing power. and he said it's very regular and questioning -- going at this direction you. hdz think we could jump ahead and say, by 2000 we should be there. so let's get there now. you can't. we're actually still on track, 40 years later, improving computer at the same rate, despite the fact we know we could do it at this rate and you would think we could learn how to work faster. the biggest and most obvious example of an evolutionary system in our lifetimes, has come into existence in most our lifetime, is the internet. it's ridiculous to say that somebody invent the internet.

shoes also on several community boards at albert einstein college of medicine. and with that entire community and our thoughts everyone today. >> you would probably grabbed a knife and tried to fight your way out? that is unbelievable liggett the video. what i believe is an amazing break for freedom. i think they deserve to live [laughter] >> it is said to be something never seen before in a criminal investigation with the innocence of a man charged with murder. internet to see a time line as to why the killer is and isn't. i dunno what happened. the township is being charged with killing of his son of homicidal violence in new flitted area of the park back in october he was just three years old. the writers wished to remain anonymous out of fear weening somebody else is behind the crime. met here to break it down is criminal trial attorney. >> what is uncomfortable as prosecutors always have their cards in their hands hands, they have control of the grand jury and to tell people less social media to show he is innocent we know in today's day and age public opin

then pacman jones who is not the einstein of the nfl got another 15 yard penalty after going after the linebacker coach porttr. on the ield for no apparent reason. he will get fined foo that. that was 30 yards in penalties on the same play. setting up a 35-yard field goal with 14 seconds left. chris bos well knocked it through. the steelers win setttng up the date in denver in a week. and one more look at one of the best playoff catthes of all time. shows what happened. he performed some sort of cirque du soleil move. amazing touchdown. they pose a lot of problems for the no fly zone. >> look, four playoff games in the books. the home teams weet 0-4. >> 0-4. first time in nfl history. the road team on every game. home field advantage. let's fight for that. broncos home next sunday. no guarantee. they lost two games at mile high this year and two on the road. >> redskins hosting the packers. you like that? well, they liked it early. >> yeah. >> cousins. >> triked down the gut to reid. extra point no good. look at reid into the stands with that short fence. >> watch rogers. he spun out o

feeling is trickling down your back -- that is what you get when you take your dog up 3000 feet, einstein. join us next week when he takes the dr. the first -- his first general men' s club. you have set a nice table to have an afternoon meal with some friends in the country, and then someone ties into the back of a motorcycle and makes you eat it. ye -- time for a bull session at the rodeo. more cow folks getting poked -- you are going to get it. the object is simple -- leave with as many arms and legs as you came in with. see if you can outsmart an angry, 2000-pound pot roast. did not see that coming. here is a handy gambling trip -- tip. always bet on the bull. he has those pointy things. if you are thinking wherewith they find three good old boys dumb enough to do that, you have never been to a rodeo. just like wrestling, rodeo roulette is all fake, but ll. in just a few, want a big career in show business? eggs a la this guy. got milk? a racea race to collect the coconuts. plus, the fan of the week. >> can bosley regrow your hair? >> this is my own, growing hair that i can comb, cut,

a maintenance worker was burned he was taken to einstein hospital in stable condition. no children were injured. the school will be closed for two days while the heating system is repaired. >>> a new state law provides easier beach access for military veterans and current service members. they will use military i.d. and gain access to certain beaches on the jersey shore instead of having to pay for beach tags. >>> at the big board, in ac, revenues for the casinos dropped 6.5%. they took $2.5 billion that's less than half of what they made at their peak 9 years ago. >>> the dow fell 365 points. futures seem to be pointing to a higher open. >>> al jazeera america, will be shutting down. their last day on air will be april 30th. experts say low oil prices could be a factor. the media group is owned by the government of qatar which counts on oil for cash flow. >>> chipotle says it is confident that the e coli crisis is coming to an end. they met with cdc officials they are home e hopeful 0 that the cdc will declare the outbreak over. >>> 4:47 a.m., deadly explosions and a g

that victim was returned to einstein medical center, where she is now list in the stable condition. there was a baby who was also in the home. amazingly, not hurtment the fire marshall is investigating. >>> a scary morning for some kids in camden county, a school bus crash sends a dozen kids to the hospital. this happened just before 8:00 this morning, in gloucester township. police say the bus was slowing down on sicklerville road when an s.u.v. slammed right into the back of the bus. the students were on their way to ann mullen middle school, just short couple of blocks away. one parent now with her daughters account of the crash. >> she text me, right after it happened, just tell me they were in a accident. she was scared, car hit them, and she was worried there was a baby in the other car. >> there were in fact two young children in the suv. those children, along with the driver, and the 12 kids on the bus, were treated for minor injuries. this crash remains under investigation. >> all right, a tip of the hat, new class right there, looking at 38 men and women, fresh off nine mo

>> franklin roosevelt, winston churchill, albert einstein. >> favorite part of the day. >> dinnertime. >> best thing about the harvard campus. >> harvard yard. >> 2016 election? x democrats. >> strong leader who history will remember well. >> your history. >> he fought hard to make >> i want to thank and bernanke and larry summers for joining us today. that is it for today. you can check in with us at wall street week.com. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] paid for by skye [music] >> joel osteen: well, it's a joy to come into your homes. and if you're ever in our area, i hope you'll stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home, but we thank you so much for tuning in today. and thank you again for coming out. i'd like to start with something funny. and i heard about this archaeologist in new york, he dug down 10 feet and found traces of copper wiring dating back 100 years. he concluded that new yorkers had a telephone network over 100 y

i kind avenue plied that to -- i took it from einstein but kind of applied it to the streets. >> likeworth, peters is also in jail awaiting trial or a possible plea deal. he's facing six charges, including possession of a firearm, assault and battery on a police officer, and resisting arrest. because of prior convictions, peters could 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 trying to take the rest of my 20s from me. i got a 3-year-old out there, so it's like my father was never in my life, now i might not be there for my son. so it's really a eye-opener, makes you wake up after a while. especially in the hole, you got a lot of time to think about [ bleep ]. >> definitely, definitely. you know you got to think about what you done in the past [ bleep ] you know this thing, it's meant to stress you out, you know what i mean? you just sitting here all day, all night. you only get one hour of rec. you know what i mean? that one hour

>> franklin roosevelt, winston churchill, albert einstein. >> favorite part of the day. >> dinnertime. >> best thing about the harvard campus. >> harvard yard. >> 2016 election? x democrats. >> strong leader who history will remember well. >> your history. >> he fought hard to make actions better. and bernankethank and larry summers for joining us today. that is it for today. you can check in with us at wall street week.com. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the preceding program was >> the preceding program was paid for by skye bridg, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation by the nassau paradise island promotion board. ♪ there are many reasons why it's better in the bahamas, and in the next half hour, you'll discover 10 of them. 10 great reasons why your next vacation should be here, in nassau paradise island. visit nassauparadiseisland.com now and discover amazing travel deals and special resort offers. but don't wait. these money-saving opportunities won't last lon

." >> go to the hotel >> my name is an marie and this is albert einstein. >> reporter: for ann marie it's not about pampering her pooch. she's worried about albert's >> i might take him for a walk, he's so nervous he looks from right to left, his tail is down. yes, you can do it! and freeze. just be trembling very, very strongly. i mean, it makes you want to be able to give him a drink or something. >> reporter: after a series of failed behavioral lert was diagnosed with extreme anxiety. and the vet prescribed prozac. >> i knew that prozac really help. >> reporter: but that diagnosis wasn't cheap. therapies and treatment costing upwards of $5,000. in fact, are estimated to spend more than $7 billion on pet meds every year. more than ever before. >> ready? come on, let's go. let's go. joined albetter for a walk in nearby central park. >> come on. albert, he thinks we should be going home. he doesn't want to go away from check out his body language. >> you see how his tail is down? that's not a happy dog. >> we're going to present our at -- >> reporter: across town hachi is meeting wit

bright guy, einstein. einstein probably would have been selling apple at 110, buying it back at 92.e points out compound dividends, 7% as kevin o'leary said. maybe you don't do that. united technologies, 2.78 yield. you know what? at the bottom not a lot of catalyst. you get the stock right here, it's going to yield three and change. everyone loves it right here. >> i know. tannenberg. >> he was good reason to own brunswick, he said i'm willing to lose my job for this. >> he wasn't working much at all. but this guy is. >> that -- he was doing exactly what was happening at the end of shawshank, when andy was making that -- >> working on the boat. >> he didn't have red coming to help him. >> what a great scene. >> my daughter and i sat there and cried when morgan freeman got to see it. yo ho the pirate's life for him. >> people are worried about the industrial economy, and they may go to elevators. otis elevators have been growing because of china we know that's not happening anymore. >> but there's a lot of servicing. david, you know what? china, maybe this thing goes to 78. david, i

einstein's was 160. when i was 11, the fbi arrested me for hacking nasa to get their blueprints for my bedroom wall. now i run a team of geniuses, tackling worldwide threats only we can solve. toby's our behaviorist.

then the cinnabon and the einstein brothers bagels. put a cinnabon between two cinnamon raisin bagels, fill the middle with cream cheese, and cover it in liquid blaze. that's a combo i call, "go toward the light." sometimes called the kevorkian. this will, i promise you, you gotta want it, but that will get okay. this is the warning. you have to understand this. but before you catch your connecting flight, you will have to buy your ass its own ticket. good luck, christian. you can do it. woobl in you. >> jon: you can do it! you can do it! yeah! ( applause ) we have got a double-stuffed show for you tonight. first up, we'll be talking to the great and kinda spooky actor james spader. he's the star of the hit show "the blacklist." so i'm assuming it's not about this year's oscar nominees. ( applause ) that's fair. that's fair. >> jon: wooo! >> stephen: and if you're old enough, you might remember him from "sex, lies and videotape," and if you're really old enough, you might even remember videotape. ( laughter ) brandon marshall. ( cheers

einstein's law of thermodynamimi is driving me crazy! (caroline) oh, you mean that part about how energy can neither be created nor destroyed? i think it's because it can only change form. (jacob) what? how do you know all that stuff? (caroline) look, it's all around us. it affects everything in our lives. forget those complicated formulas for now. come on. you need to see how this science works in the real world with some savvy because we're headed, (caroline & jacob)

. >> larry: well, einstein, he was, like, a horn dog, wasn't he? >> was he?t's weird they're afraid to have sex because they might miss out on studies. and that's why i think doggy style is the perfect position to learn and have sex at the same time. ( laughter ) you have all your-- >> there are some studies that show people who have a higher i.q., delay, they call it sexual debut. not losing your virginity, your debut. >> i love that. >> sexual debutante and there are studies that show kids who are smarter wait longer before having sex and probably because they have a better accurate read on the potential consequences. >> i'm guilty of this, by the way. but i also went to an all-girls' catholic school, so that explains-- >> i went to an all-boys' catholic school, and we were all doing it. ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah! >> if you couldn't find a boy your age who wanted to do it, there were plenty of priests. >> wow! that's where you learn the good stuff. >> that's right. >> i think i've gotten pot point now where i feel sex is like breakfast. it's the most

the woman was returned to einstein medical center where she is in stable condition. a baby also in the home was not hurtment still no word on what caused that fire. >> investigator need your help to track down a person of interest in the connection with the homicide, new castle. investigators are looking for that guy, he's 52 year old gregory parker, and according to authorities, officers got a 911 call to check on a home where he lives. the 900 block of ida court. when they got there last night, they found another man, who was dead inside. forty-seven year old sean penn, police say, parker is a large man, 6-foot 8 inches tall, and 225-pound. >> we want to notify the community and the residents of mallard point, that this is not a random act of violence. it appears the victim and the suspect, there is some type of relationship. >> this do note each other, and the crime is not random, so the community should not be worried. if you have any information please call the new castle county police. >> supporters after delaware bill to abolish the death penalty vow to contin

police transported a male victim to einstein hospital and we are not sure of his condition and investigators remain on the scene ain ambulance as well. we are continuing to watch this crime scene and bring you more information as it unfolds here in the city's german town section, a closer look at the police vehicle there's where it happen and officers are still on the scene as well. we'll update you as necessary. >>> three thieves broke into a kensington home and made off with really big appliances, philadelphia police released this video, can you see them loading a washer and dryer into a white pickup truck, the trio made off with a stainless steel stove and three mattresses. >>> a new scholarship option is now on the table for philadelphia police officers, who were killed or disabled in the line of duty. the philadelphia police foundation announced the children of police scholarship fund this morning, it provides funds to children of officers killed or permanently disabled on the job. the money helps those kids attend private or parochial schools. >> we all say to the police we have your b

he crashed into three cars, flipping his vehicle, near einstein hospital. no one is arrested. police think it's drug related. >>> a home with a body inside. now a killer on the loose tonight in newcastle. >> authorities are looking for gregory parker after a man was killed in the home that parker shared with his friend. >> we are learning more about the victim. aundrea? >> reporter: spence is known as shawn johnson and calls his family and not hearing from him, they knew something was wrong. what they do not know is why and how he ended up in this house. tonight, a lone police cruiser guards this home at the top of the cul-de-sac. police say 47-year-old shawn spence also known as shawn johnson found dead here thursday night suffering from what's described as significant physical injury. >> i'm sad and really heartbroken to hear about what happened to shawn. >> reporter: johnson worked as a security guard at a nearby drugstore. >> from the amount of time that i did know him, i can say he was a wonderful guy. and i really hope that whoever did this they find him. >> reporter: gr

lo de albert einstein me da esperanza a uno. ana: pero ya estamos grandes.que va a pasar. la vida simplemente...sucede. justo cuando crees que sabes para dónde te lleva. terminas en un lugar diferente. y es por eso que covered california está aquí. para ayudar a los californianos que necesitan seguro médico, a obtenerlo. así estarás preparado la próxima vez que la vida, te sorprenda. porque es más que cuidado médico, es cuidado para la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: muy buenos dÍas. bienvenidos a esta, su casa, este martes 5 de enero de 2016, hoy tenemos muchos temas de actualidad, bienvenida mi vero que estaba de vacaciones, feliz aÑo. verÓnica: gracias, estoy muy contenta. karla: viene mÁs suelta que nunca, mi querida karla, doctora nancy, eric. eric: listo, es el primer martes del 2016. karla m: vÍspera de reyes. karla: comenzamos mercurio retrÓgrado como dice chabÁn. vamos a hablar de este tema, a todos los padres nos parece que nuestros hijos crecen demasiado rÁpido, nos parece que fue ayer que los tuvimos en nuestra pancita, ahora esta en el colegio o la universid

lo de albert einstein me da esperanza a uno. ana: pero ya estamos grandes.s rápido ni fácil. hay personas que le dirán cualquier cosa sólo para ganar su confianza. hable con sus acreedores directamente o para encontrar una agencia sin fines de lucro cerca de usted, visite termine con su deuda punto org. ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: muy buenos dÍas. bienvenidos a esta, su casa, este martes 5 de enero de 2016, hoy tenemos muchos temas de actualidad, bienvenida mi vero que estaba de vacaciones, feliz aÑo. verÓnica: gracias, estoy muy contenta. karla: viene mÁs suelta que nunca, mi querida karla, doctora nancy, eric. eric: listo, es el primer martes del 2016. karla m: vÍspera de reyes. karla: comenzamos mercurio retrÓgrado como dice chabÁn. vamos a hablar de este tema, a todos los padres nos parece que nuestros hijos crecen demasiado rÁpido, nos parece que fue ayer que los tuvimos en nuestra pancita, ahora esta en el colegio o la universidad, y nos asombran la actitud de chavos crecidos. eso piensa ese seÑor que despuÉs de sufrir el susto de su vida con enfermedad de uno de sus

unless you're a mozart or an einstein, most of what all of us do in our lives that's worth anything,do with other people. last, i think the current difficulties in washington suggest that the -- excuse me, mr. fritz newman here? you have a phone call. thank you. last, it seems to me the current problems in washington suggest that it's also important to know how the world works. that a background in foreign policy and defense policy is important, that it does make a difference who is sitting across the table from gorbachev. and it makes a difference who is making the judgments that will affectus, our children, and our. grandchildren. last week i formed an exploratory committee for the presidency, and anticipating announcing for the presidency in late april or early march. i start behind. ly jimmy the gre at 51. i guess some of you are going out to las vegas so you can talk to him about that when you see him. on the other hand, i kind of like that position, given the history of presidential races. from time to time the voters of new hampshire have kind of taken joy in profiting the pol