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. >> stephen: there is one day of experiment -- experimentation, judgement day. >> we'll find out. >> stephen: i will be ready with my lab coat on. >> i have a whole section to what i would say to god if it turns out i'm wrong and there is a god. >> stephen: first of all, hand me my asbestos coat. >> well? you are arguing from the side --. >> stephen: you used to be a christian. >> that's right. >> stephen: jesus misses you. >> all right. >> jon: he --. >> stephen: he told me. >> why doesn't he talk to me. >> stephen: because you don't believe. >> but if being talked to depends on whether i believe or not that means it doesn't really exist, it's all up here in my head which is the point in my book which it is all up here. >> stephen: oh, book. michael shermer thank you so much. the book is the beliefing brain. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night! (cheers and applause)

kim mulvihll has more on an experimental ovarian cancer vaccine. >>> hope. that's what a clinical trial is giving to' small group of women diagnosed with a deadly cancer. dr. kim mulvihill has more on an experimental ovarian cancer vaccine. >> reporter: moment like these with the family at the beach with what 49-year-old liz cherishes most especially since just a couple of years ago she was fighting for her life. >> i didn't think i'd be here today. i really truly didn't. >> reporter: liz was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in october of 2007. after surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, the cancer came back. >> you're doing well for a couple months and then you recur. it becomes somewhat chronic in that you're just -- it is never going to go away. >> reporter: it even came back a second time and was treated again. doctors say recurrent ovarian cancer is usually a death sentence. but liz wasn't about to give up. >> we are seeing some very preliminarily exciting results. >> reporter: doctors took her blood cells and protein from her tumor and created a personaliz

kim mulvihill has news on one experimental approach. >> reporter: it's a type treatment where doctors heat to cook or kill cancer cells while trying to spare the surrounding healthy tissue. angela robinson was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. >> my primary doctor offered the traditional medical treatment, which is to cut poison and burn, which is surgery, chemo and radiation. >> reporter: angela feels traditional chemotherapy and radiation are like having grenades inside your body wiping out the good cells along with the bad. >> in order to kill off tumor cells, be it through surgery or chemotherapy, radiation, accepted standards that we use, you have some sort of collateral damage of healthy nearby tissues. >> reporter: instead she close to fight with an experimental treatment called hyperthermia. this machine delivers heat through ultrasound or microwave to the tumor for an hour killing offer the cancer. the patient then undergoes low dose radiation treatments for about 30 minutes five times a week for three months. early research shows heat also makes the radiation more effec

look, i get it, you're at an experimental age, but trust me, this will wear offer the second you graduate from aqua-jogging class. i don't know how you two are going to break this to your parents. it's going to kill them. [laughter] of course, today here and all around the world, all our thoughts and prayers tonight are with the people of norway, who suffered an unspeakable tragedy on friday. the killer has been caught, has confessed and no punishment is too harsh for him. the horror he has wreaked is incomprehensible and words fail the civilized. but sometimes in a crisis, true heroes emerge, like the brave men and women of america's newsrooms, who identified the culprit long before the norwegian authorities did. [laughter] >> who is responsible for this blast? well, norway has been grappling with some home-grown terror plots linked to al qaeda. >> without all the facts in, the finger of suspicion would suggest that this is probably middle eastern in its origin. >> two deadly terror attacks in norway in what appears to be the work once again of muslim extremeists. >> stephen: and the pri

in the experimental treatment, bone marrow was taken from a person's hip, and processed to remove pure stem cells are reinfused. >> insert a catheter from the groin artery into the brain artery on the infected side of the brain and inject these five milliliters of stem cells. in animals, the chemical levels in the brain go up. the actual physical injury to the brain is reduced. motor function in the animals has increased and blood flow has increased significantly. >> reporter: the stem cell treatment is part of a double blind clinical trial in which neither the doctor nor the patient knows who receives the experimental treatment versus the placeboo. but so far the results seem promising. >>> writing prescriptions using a computer isn't much safer than doing it the old fashioned way. a new study found that computer-generated prescriptions contain just as many errors as those written by hand. the study found that one in every ten electronic prescriptions had at least one error. about a third of the mistakes has the potential to harm patients. the most common errors are incorrect abbrevia

there's quite a bit of research on experimenter bias. a big problem in science. why is this happening? because of something called the confirmation bias. confirmation bias is where you look for confirming evidence of what you are to believe. your member that everybody does it. it is applicable to all of our beliefs, our political beliefs and their economic ideologies in our social attitudes are religious faiths and beliefs and even our scientific theories of hypotheses. we all employ the confirmation bias. it is the mother of all vices. so powerful it is hard to get around it. this is why science has all these checks and balances to try to avoid this problem. so for example if you are conservative you probably read "the wall street journal" and you listen to conservative radio and you filter the through that. mostly hear the data and evidence to support whatever conservative topic is of the day, and likely you are listening to progressive talk radio are reading "the new york times" which is what liberals do. i guess nobody listens to talk radio any more. npr may

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so i think it's going to be a pragmatic and somewhat experimental mix.but the clash that we may have with some of the emerging markets, particularly with china is we have very different conceptions of for the private sector should stop and the public sector should start, even though we vary across advanced countries. we have systems that are built on a fairly sharp distinction and they are blurred. you know, and economy that has come let's call it nine strategic sectors where they don't plan to exit, the state ownership, and this is going to be lots of challenges of navigating through these, as we interact more with each other, these very fundamental differences in the way we've decided to organize ourselves. and i don't know what the and will be but it is a challenge. [inaudible] >> aren't you surprised at how all these countries, emerging market companies -- countries are -- [inaudible] india and china i think, something none of us would've expected them to, i think most was 20 years ago would've said look, we see what indiana, forget it. and china, fo

collaborated with the most diverse american theater venues, from large mainstream houses to the most experimental venues to african american ethnic cally specific theaters reaching extraordinarily diverse audiences. from here to japan, his acclaimed sisters, maximoto premiered in 2005. in the last couple years he worked with camposanto on a fist of roses on male violence and an orchestral composition. many of his plays are collected in month more cherry blossoms published by washington press. among his awards are the civil liberties public education fund and lila wallace reader's digest award. phillip is also a respected independent film maker whose film recently premiered at sundance, but we're here to talk about his upcoming production, after the war. a jazz-infused drama set in post-war san francisco japan town in 1948 which chronicles the return of japanese americans into the internment -- from the internment camp. sharing this evening is chloe veltman. chloe was born in london and received a master's degree with distinction in conjunction with harvard university and the moscow art theater sc

look, i get it, you're at an experimental age, but trust me, this will wear off the second you graduateaqua-jogging class. [laughter] i don't know how you two are going to break this to your parents. it's going to kill them. [laughter] of course, today here and all around the world, all our thoughts and prayers tonight are with the people of norway, who suffered an unspeakable tragedy on friday. the killer has been caught, has confessed and no punishment is too harsh for him. the horror he has wreaked is incomprehensible and words fail the civilized. but sometimes in a crisis, true heroes emerge, like the brave men and women of america's newsrooms, who identified the culprit long before the norwegian authorities did. [laughter] >> who is responsible for this blast? well, norway has been grappling with some home-grown terror plots linked to al qaeda. >> without all the facts in, the finger of suspicion would suggest that this is probably middle eastern in its origin. >> two deadly terror attacks in norway in what appears to be the work once again of muslim extremeists. >> stephen: and th

would do with anybody else, because nobody else seems to have the facilities, the laboratories, experimentation. i support their efforts. supervisor chu: thank you. next speaker? if there are any members of the public whose name i did not call like to speak on this topic, please line up in the center of. >> members of the board, members of the committee -- i am with the san francisco bay area real road. -- railroad. i was not going to dwell on the landfill contract, but i heard the supervisor from yuba county say very clearly the agreement was open-ended. right now, the basis of what you are looking at was on $4.40 per ton. i heard him say it could go up to $30, $40 per ton, depending on the board of supervisors' action sometime in the future. that equates to different numbers. that equates to about $150 million to $200 million over the course of tenures. you are opening up the san francisco checkbook two yuba county. that is the honest truth. you heard it from a fellow supervisor. let me dwell on the facilitation agreement that harvey rose says is not competitively bid. power company has moved

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. ♪ they retrieved a broken pump and installed an experimental robot e the internationa >>> two astronautsre wrapping up their final space walling. they are outside the international space station. today's spacewalkers are actually residents of the station. and that's because the crew of the atlantis is just four astronauts. it's very small. and they didn't have time to train. >>> back here on earth hoping for sun but you might have to head inland. >> absolutely right. gloomy at the coast, looking like fall or winter. taking live look from san francisco, still overcast but starting to see those clouds mix out in some of those inland locations. so for this afternoon, there is hope of seeing some sunshine inland and we are going to see temperatures there in the mid- 70s. around the bay cool and breezy. now, the coast saw drizzle this morning and we'll continue to see drizzle into the afternoon. tonight, starting to see those clouds build in, inland around the bay starting to see some drizzle there as well as at the coast. drizzle and cool temperatures. we are mixing out some of the clouds in

tourists or whatever you might call a an experimenter that compare with the good fortune of doing something for the first time. besides that i don't think i'm right to say my talents would not be used very effectively or going back there but often they put me back with lance i can think and speak remember what my talents can be used by taking those experiences and project think that would have been so is more palatable for and service to mankind as a military person and service to my country to use what i have accumulated experience and protect think that successfully and to the future and that's more satisfying than the doing something again what do you think of mars five hundred because it costs a lot of money and it really failed. to the exact conditions of stace flight to mars is the purpose. it is a step in the right direction we had a program called by a sphere to where we put people inside of a structure. for up to two years. living conditions with. plants and water and. atmosphere and we learned from doing that but the people inside knew that they weren't at mars they weren't somewh

experimental computer program that keeps track of every single theft around the clock no matter how smallit has predicted there is a good chance thieves will be roaming about on this day. for this officer it has taken a lot of the guesswork out of patrolling. >> if it wasn't on there, i couldn't guarantee i would be in the garage. >> reporter: if you didn't think a computer program could predict crime try telling that to felecia. after increasing pat rolls in the garage officers arrested her and say she was trying -- pat rolls in the garage officers arrested her and say she was trying to break into cars. it is promising. so far it can predict the place and the time of day that a crime will happen with 71% accuracy. >> i just think that's a remarkable success rate. >> reporter: it works like this. crime analyst zach friend enters the information of all of the threfts and burglaries from the previous day into the computer. the program crunches the data and comes up with a map of the probability, day of the week and the general location where crimes will likely happen. the department has shr

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want to fly again there's no way of being a passenger a tourist or whatever you might call a an experimenter that could compare with the good fortune of doing something for the first time out of ten times the size that i don't think. to say my talents would not be used to very effectively zero point that lifted off of it by me that awful but it's i can think that i was in the space shuttle remember there are but my talents can be used by taking those experiences and projecting it when it so is more valuable for green and service final time to mankind a medal there is a military person in service to my country please to not use what i have accumulated experience and projecting that it successfully. into the future and that's more satisfying than that doing something again what do you think of march five hundred because it costs a lot of money and it really fails surely any tapes to the exact conditions of space flight to mars what's the purpose. it is a step in the right direction we had a program called biosphere two where we put people inside of a structure. for up to two years in living co

when we go back and see the first reactors experimentally being built in the one nine hundred fifty s. we're looking at a very very new technology and now we've had some bumps along the way that is force for sure we have three mile island in america we have chernobyl in ukraine we just had fukushima. but the i think the remarkable thing about this technology which is producing so much of the world's electricity is how essentially safe it has been to get it then it does not emit any emissions into the into the global atmosphere and it has only on very very rare occasions harmed anyone and meanwhile we had thousands hundreds of thousands even millions of fatalities from the extraction of fossil fuels from the surface of the earth and from the health consequences of carbon emissions so if you look at the history of nuclear technology you not only see a very safe technology but you also see a relatively superior technology because it is essentially emissions free callus always wondering who pays for a story in a way so how can a dangerous or be profitable when you have to pay for storing