you can also go to an electromagnetic health.org. the rules say i can only talk about item 9 out here. i cannot talk about item three, what is it going on on irving street, but they are related. thank you for your time. >> hello. in an anxious parent at hebrew -- i am an anxious parent at hebrew academy. we do not have anything to worry about yet. i am asking you to put your feet in my shoes. your son goes to school, and to open -- and you hope it is a healthy environment. this is a time of day where you do not have to worry because he is in good hands. i know the studies contradict each other. it is just hard for me to believe that anybody would take a place next to a school. just in case you are right. so, please consider and think about it. if you have a doubt in your mind, you should not allow this to happen. thank you some much. -- thank you so much. >> good afternoon. my name is gene mcwalters. and a close neighbor of the jewish bureau of education. i love my neighborhood. i would like to make a few comments. first, the notice

you can also go to an electromagnetic health.org. the rules say i can only talk about item 9 out

electromagnetism, gravitation, known about that for a long time. and then to forces that only act inside the nucleus of the atom, the strong nuclear force that holds the particles together, and the weak nuclear force that causes them to change their nature. the theory that was honored, and i share the prize with two other people, and was a theory that unified two of the sources, the electromagnetic force in the weak nuclear force. and the prize would not have been awarded at all except that it made some new predictions which were then verified by experiment. >> you say you do most of your work from your home on lake austin. >> yes. >> do you teach, actively teaching? >> yes. this term i'm teaching freshman a course on the history of science, which i think will turn into another book. and in the next time i will be teaching an advanced graduate course on advanced topics in quantum field theory. so i go back and forth. >> as a longtime professor, what's it like to be with freshman? is this a general science course or is this for science majors? >> no

an electromagnetic pulse attack. what is that?ll show you what could be so devastating and what is going on. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting all the discounts you deserve. no, i get that part, but you guys are doing my move. the discount double check move? that's my touchdown dance. so you're a dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out of here. [ male announcer ] aaron rodgers got his. how about you? rodgers! discount double check! [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> new attention today on a particular type of attack, the republican presidential front-runner. newt gingrich, major national security concern, cnn republican debate. brian todd is going indepth to how powerful and potentially danger oust threat is. tells viewers what is going on. >> h it is called magnetic pulse attack. this is what newt gingrich is talking about. many experts have not

magnetic flux lines flowing through a type-two superconductor are pinned in place despite the electromagnetic forces acting upon them. i learned that from the inside of a snapple cap. [ laughter ] dr sullivan, can you confirm that if my ice cream quantum levitates, it will be the ice cream of the future? >> absolutely. that's just science. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: excellent! here we have some of my americone dream. it's available in mini cups which is jimmy's is not. okay? and i can confirm that it is delicious. now, are you ready to send my ice cream into the future? ice cream of the future, engage! it levitated. it levitated. oh, jimmy, look. look, jimmy it's levitating. [cheers and applause] eat it, falon. eat the future! we'll be right back. hit it! [cheers and applause] [cheers an] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody my guest tonight has a new book on religion and humor. i loved the open mic on the mount. please welcome father jim martin. [cheers and applause] hey, how is it going, jim? good to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: do you get that kind after applause wh

>> got a slight increase in the elect electromagnetic field around here. >> reporter: no one can provethered paranormal evidence here in terms of, again, temperature pluck raxs, people have been touched. >> reporter: but not even barri has proved that ghosts do exist. >> i don't think i'm going to find ultimate proof even before i die. i'm just going to carry on. when inpass away, i'm going to come back and get proof. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in the hell fire caves, england. >> ah, the adventures of nick watt. thank you for watching abc ne

>> got a slight increase in the elect electromagnetic field around here. >> reporter: no one can provee gathered paranormal evidence here in terms of, again, temperature pluck raxs, people have been touched. >> reporter: but not even barri has proved that ghosts do exist. >> i don't think i'm going to find ultimate proof even before i die. i'm just going to carry on. when inpass away, i'm going to come back and get proof. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in the hell fire caves, england. >> ah, the adventures of nick watt. thank you for watching abc news. remember, "good morning america," abc news is always there. jimmy kimmel is next. good night, america. >> dicky: tonight on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: the guy you met standing in line for the bathroom at a jimmy buffet conce coer

day after day, i sealed electromagnetic fields in tell the commission -- in telecommunications systems. i do not work on antennas, but i run high-frequency simulators

day after day, i sealed electromagnetic fields in tell the commission -- in telecommunications systems. i do not work on antennas, but i run high-frequency simulators. i work for companies like intel, cadence design systems, which was and called for projects for the dot, in bed look at studies done by epidemiologists -- and i look at studies done by epidemiologists and interested parties and i read those epi, dpd, all those things a layman would not know what they are about. they make more sense to me than to others. i would like to comment on a few points that are usually brought up in defense of safety argument. one argument that is often made is almost all of us have all middle wi-fi router in our living room and we sit a few yards away watching tv. well, that router in its a few million watts of radiation. an antenna -- much less six of them -- its power is 200 watts. so, if you walk between the two buildings of the school and the bureau of jewish education, if you put your back against one wall and walk straight to the other building, you will count 11 steps. is about 11 meters or

day after day, i sealed electromagnetic fields in tell the commission -- in telecommunications systems. i do not work on antennas, but i run high-frequency simulators. i work for companies like intel, cadence design systems, which was and called for projects for the dot, in bed look at studies done by epidemiologists -- and i look at studies done by epidemiologists and interested parties and i read those epi, dpd, all those things a layman would not know what they are about. they make more sense to me than to others. i would like to comment on a few points that are usually brought up in defense of safety argument. one argument that isft

scientists blame the damage on electromagnetic radiation emitted from the devices. >>> in sports, moreof this morning of the big business of college athletics. ohio state university introduced urban meyer as its head football coach yesterday, signing the former florida coach to a deal worth more than $26 million. that's one of the richest deals ever for a college coach. it also includes, by the way, a car, golf club membership and 12 tickets to every game. >>> as for the pros highlights from last night, right now from espn news. >> good morning, my name is todd grisham. this is your espn news update. it's tuesday morning. that means we're talking "monday night football." saints hosting the giants. eli manning from the new orleans area. the saints 20. and what an interception. will herring. fantastic. ensuing saints drive. brees to lance moore. and he scores. 7-0, saints. later in the second, third and seven. brees to darren sproles in the flat. he's tip-toeing through the tulips over there. second and goal from the 5. brees hits this amazing tight end, jimmy graham, who played basketba

we know and brad turns the four basic forces as electromagnetism, which is recently familiar to people. gravitation. we've done about that for a long time. and to forces that only act inside the nucleus of the atom. the strong nuclear force that holds the particles together and the weak nuclear force that causes them to change their nature. the theory that was honored and they share the prize with two other people with the theory that unified to have these horses. electro- mech bandit force and the weak nuclear force. and the price would not have been awarded at all except that it makes any predictions, which are then verified by experiment. >> you save most of your work from their home on lake austin. do you teach? >> yes, this term i am teaching freshman. of course on the history of science, which i think will turn into another book. and in the next or i will be teaching an advanced graduate course on advanced topics in quantum field theory. so i go back and forth. >> is a longtime professor, what is it like to be with the freshman? has as a general science course sources for science

according to the navy the failure of an electromagnetic interference filter caused it to fail. the navy also told the committee and s. h. 6 tb could not -- involving 05 missiles without a reliable, functioning for a year. one of them was sent to the uss grimly in the pacific. how did a suspect counterfeit part end up in a night vision and targeting system intended for a navy helicopter in the pacific fleet? these filters were sold to raytheon by company called texas spectrum of electronics. this is the map we are showing about the path of these counterfeit parts. that is a defense subcontractor in texas. those three fleers contain transistors texas spectrum bought in 2010 from a company called technology conservation group. pc is both an electronics recycling company and electronics distributor. the transistor's issued in among 72 pounds of miscellaneous excess inventory that a massachusetts company called thomson broadcast sent to pc gee as, quote, descrap. the part arrived in what appeared to be the original package. pc diesel the transistors as new and unused parts. where di

according to the navy, the failure of an electromagnetic interference filter could cause it to fail. the navy told the committee that the sh60-b could not conduct service warfare without a reliable, auctioning system. one of the systems was sent to the pacific fleet. how did a suspect counterfeit card end up in the night vision targeting system intended for a navy helicopter in the pacific fleet? these filters were sold to raytheon by a company called texas spectrum electronics. this is the map we are showing you about the path of these cabinet parts. that is a defense subcontractor in texas. those three contain transistors bought in 2010 by a company called technology conservation group or is both -- or tcg. the transistors the issues were mixed in among 72 pounds of miscellaneous, excess inventory that a massachusetts company sent to tcg as "e-scrap." the parts arrive in your original packaging. they sold the transistors as new and unused parts. where did thompson broadcasting get the parts? they bought them from a company called e-warehouse in california. they bought them of -- fr

we simply will might do the test for certification which is quite elaborate and includes electromagnetic pulse and so on until a little bit later in the sequence. we think that is the prudential thing to do to bring this platform in cost and on time. with respect to who is in charge, and i am in charge the secretary of the air force is in charge. the combat command is the lead command because they have the acquisition and requirements capacity in their headquarters. global strike is still somewhat new and will acquire that capability over time. the idea was to give this to the command that had the capacity. they have that now and we will think about when the time comes. >> i may come back to you. general odierno, i have a question for you -- is it true that certain requirements like the army's long standing need for additional land support printing operations will require further resources in this constrained budget environmental? do you believe that the ongoing range expansion at the jrtc is a mission critical alternative? >> as we draw down and come out of afghanistan and other places,

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newt gingrich wanted to talk about the dangers of electromagnetic pulse attacks. herman cain wanted to discuss his former career as a ballistics analyst. mitt romney and rick santorum both wanted to talk about the prospect of radical islamists invading latin america. we sort of found those answers a little puzzling, because if you asked us that question, there are all sorts of foreign policy issues that we here at the ma dough show would have had on the agenda that weren't touched during last night's debate, things like the current debt crisis in europe that threatens the underlying security. or how about the 100 u.s. combat troops that president obama just deployed to africa. instead of wanting to talk about those issues, this group of republican presidential candidates appeared to want to focus their night on things like radical islamists invading mexico and pressing issues like this one. >> the most significant threat is iran become nuclear. >> our interest is to ensure iran does not go nuclear. >> iran has announced they plan to strike israel. >> when you talk

we see the correlation between the picture and electromagnetic activity science doesn't even have a model to explain how that electrochemical activity creates the subjective experience which is what life is about. you don't have so many units of particles being secreted, right? love is an experience. , is an experience. the taste of red wine is an experience. auld experience in our consciousness and science can't find it by looking at the brain. the reason is because consciousness is doing the looking. how do you find something that is always the observer in the object of observation. >> look in the mirror. >> that is it. so all scientific validation of consciousness, look in the mirror. the only experience of consciousness is self awareness. that is it. consciousness is itself. the self can no itself by looking at itself. so right now i want you to have a brief experience. as you are listening to me turn your attention to listening. are you listening to me? turn your attention to who is listening. that awareness that you experienced right now is consciousness. even though while you were

this giant satellite looking thing, it shoots electromagnetic radiation at a target, also known as a human. it's intended to cause a lot of pain. the top layer of skin is supposed to absorb the radioactive rays and get very hot. in tests people could endure the pain ray for about three seconds. nobody lasted more than five seconds. so it hurts a whole heck of a lot, but in theory at least it does not kill you. this is the taser x-rep. the extended range electronic projectile. it's like the tasers you've seen cable news hosts volunteer to be shocked by, only a lot more powerful and more terrifying. it's a wireless taser you shoot out of the gun. when a taser bullet hits a target as in a human, it emits an electrical charge for almost half a minute. this is something that's still in development. the post-energy projectile is supposed to fire off a plasma beam that heats the air around it so quickly, for lack of better phrase, it makes the air explode. these are supposed to be nonlethal weapons. when used on humans they're supposed it hurt badly, knock you down, send you fleeing. they'r

the second is an electromagnetic pulse attack and would destroy the ability to function and the next is the cyber attacks. all of those are out of our capacity to deal with. >> we need to remember that we want peace in iraq, and president obama is intending to give the piece away. this is a significant issue because we are taking the terrorist threat from the middle east and bringing it to the united states. we talked about al-shabaab. if israel. we just had two convictions of two women -- it is real. we just had two convictions of women. now the threat has come home and that is what we have to deal with. >> i guess i can say china because i know about the subject matter but they are in for trouble ahead. our biggest problem is at home. you can see it on every street corner. it is called joblessness and lack of opportunity. it is also called our trust deficit. an executive branch and has no leadership. institutions that have no power that we no longer believe in. we have no choice. we have to get on our feet domestically. >> thank you to all of you. we want to thank our partners. we

the second is an electromagnetic pulse attack which would destroy the country's capacity to function.all three are outside the current capacity of our system to deal with. >> i agree with what my colleagues said up here on the stage. we need to remember, we won the peace in iraq. now president obama is intentionally choosing to give that peace away. this is a significant issue because we're taking the terrorists threat away from the middle east, bringing it to the united states. we talked about al shabaab. al shabaab is real. in my home state of minnesota we've just had two convictions of two women that are financing terror with al shabaab. this threat, i believe, now is in the united states and now the threat has come home and that's what we have to deal with. >> governor huntsman? >> i guess i could say china because i know about the subject matter but they're in for trouble ahead. our biggest problem is here at home you, can see it on every street corner, it's called joblessness. it's called lack of opportunity. it's called debt that has become a national security problem in this c

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