he showed us another galileo reproduction he made. >> de caro: you can see the quality of the paper.tique paper. >> wertheim: you did this? this is your handiwork? >> de caro: yes, it all. i am very proud about this. >> wertheim: you're very proud of this? >> de caro: yes. >> wertheim: if this book were original, what would this fetch on the market? what would someone pay for this? >> de caro: $300,000 at least. >> wertheim: de caro admits he sold two columbus letters, which he says he bought legitimately from an anonymous collector. but he denies he ever made a fake columbus letter. why? for one thing, he says, it's too easy. you could've reproduced one of these columbus letters. >> de caro: oh, if i try? i can, i'm sure i can create the best columbus letter. if i create a columbus letter, then we can show this columbus letter to all the expert that you want and im sure i can bet that nobody recognize it is a fake. >> wertheim: you think you can fool them? >> de caro: yes. >> wertheim: eight years into the joint u.s.-italian investigation, no arrests have been made in the case, but

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rar rare intellectst are created only by a special effort of nature like that of a machiavellian or galileo. most people know little of his private life and family life. it recently attracted a great deal of attention. my book examines george mason by telling his personal as well as his political journey with the 18th century world. it also touches on the significant contributions to the political lives and liberty. mason became a leading virginian before, during and after the american revolution. in the era of political revolution what i hope to establish is the case for the elevated placing him among the most famous of american founders for both civil rights and freedom of religion. james madison gets credit for the bill of rights. whereas he initially imposed the concept integrated to support such a document only as a last resort. by contrast he has been brushed aside as an opponent of the constitution. he was a major intellectual contributor to the creation. no one contributed more to the actual document handed george mason. she deserves to be considered one of the fathers of the nation

isaac newton, werner heisenberg, galileo, kepler, copernicus, go through the rollcall of great scientist throughout history every single one of them has been a religious believer. there is no war, it has been ridiculously the only time a war comes up is when people step outside their boundaries when religious people try to make, run into problems or when you have scientists making religious claims. science is the realm of the empirical and repeatable. religion is the realm -- scientists are incapable of saying anything about ultimate matters. religion on the other hand is not generally concerned with approximate matters. max planck is an example of a -- it belies the there's a war between science and religion. books written by atheists, they say along came science and it displaced religion with the alignment. it is preposterous, religion didn't go anywhere. they don't know their history. the founding fathers were enlightened men of science, not of religion but why is it either/or? these ridiculous false binaries. one of them is are you left or are you right? neither and both. there's ple

i was actually a freshman in high school attending galileo high school right here in this neighborhood, and it almost feels like it was yesterday. we know that 30 years ago the loma earthquake struck suddenly, and even though it only lasted for 15 seconds, its impact was tremendous. 12,000 homes damaged, millions of dollars in property damage all over the bay area, and sadly , 67 lives were lost before their time. we've come a long way and we know that there have been significant changes in san francisco. we all remember the embarcadero freeway. it is no longer there. pays valley and the central freeway, and we have some hayes valley folks here with us today, it is now this beautiful, vibrant open space. buildings in the civic centre that have been rehabbed to seismic standards, and of course, so many people who live in the marina. you remember the devastation that existed here which is why it was so important that this city implements soft story legislation to ensure that when the next earthquake hits our safety, we are more resilience. we are more prepared than we were, then. we all

albert einstein, isaac newton, galileo, copernicus, mental, you go through the roll call of great scientist the refugee camp every single one has been a religious believer. there is no war. it's ridiculous. the only time they were comes up is when you have people step outside of the boundaries. when you have religious people trying to make scientific statement from trying to trim the book of genesis in topology book. that's what you run into problems or when you scientists making religious claims. so science is the realm of the empirical, empirical and repeatable. what you can find in a laboratory. religion is realm of the ultimate. science is not capable of saying anything about ultimate matters. religion on the other hand, is not generally concerned with these more proximate matters. max planck is an example of a practicing christian who belies this idea that the war between science and religion. there's these books written by atheist who say along came science and displaced religion in 18th century within lightman. this is just posture. they just don't know their history. they say look a

intellects which are created only by a special effort of nature, like that of a lack of valley, a galileo, a newton, end quote -- maca valley. most people know, know little of mason's private life and family life. the private world of hamilton and jefferson have recently attracted a great deal of attention in ink. it also touches on his significant contributions to our political life and liberty. mason became a leading virginian before, during, and after the american revolution through a great personal cost confronted the entangled history of slavery and an air of political revolution. what helped to establish is the case for mason's elevated public fame, placing him among the most famous of american founders for both civil rights and freedom of religion. james madison gets credit for the bill of rights, where as he initially opposed the concept and agree to support such document only as a last resort. george mason, by contrast, has been brushed aside as an opponent of the constitution. whereas the truth is that he was a major intellectual contributor to its creation. except for madison,

yeah, you were a real galileo with that eight ball.he democratic establishment is getting anxious about their candidates and they're starting to ask is there anybody else, at least that's what i read in an article. they're worried bide season not raising enough cash and warren may not be able to beat trump. they wonder if mike bloomberg is a better candidate or yes, once again, hillary. hillary's top adviser says don't rule her out yet while other dimms say this about hillary. >> she makes me want to drink. it's very early and i don't drink. greg: that was funny. so is there anybody else? damn, that is a good question. >> can't get excited about the current crop of democrats running for president. not to worry. we searched the world and found plenty of candidates. like this lazy horse that plays dead when somebody tries to ride it, a rat who can drive a car, a rat dragging pizzi, a cockroach smoking a cigarette, my uncle steve, a cat whose mind is blown every time he gets in a car, matthew mcconaughey's abs, michael moore's abs, a guy

understand the cause of most the way it functions and its impact on our lives then in the 17th century galileo galilei became the 1st astronomer to use a telescope for his observations the rest is cosmic history today there's one question that most people want answered is there extraterrestrial life. in human and one of tilly's many observatories in the atacama desert is the question of extraterrestrial intelligence is ever to be answered it is likely to come from here he is exceptionally blue skies and extremely dry atmosphere make this the ideal location for building the world's largest telescopes in fact so we will soon house 70 percent of global astronomical infrastructure even nasa comes right here to test its robots but what we will all these new facilities help us to discover and how will they change the way that we look at our universe. 2 of chile's top astronomers might yet that is have reese and course him us essential talk to al-jazeera. dr murray at that is a research is known for discovering the brown dwarf star system named one a sub star located in constellation hydra approximat

understand the cause of most the way it functions and its impact on our lives then in the 17th century galileo galilei became the 1st astronomer to use a telescope for his observations the rest is cosmic history to date there's one question that most people want answered is there extraterrestrial life. in human and one of many observatories in the atacama desert is the question of extraterrestrial intelligence is ever to be answered it is likely to come from here the is exceptionally blue skies and extremely dry atmosphere make this the ideal location for building the world's largest telescopes in fact we will soon house 70 percent of global astronomical infrastructure even nasa comes right here to test its robots but what we will all these new facilities help us to discover and how will they change the way that we look at our universe. 2 of chile's top astronomers might yet that is have reese and course him us essential talk to al jazeera. dr murray at that is of research is known for discovering the brown dwarf star system named keller one a sub star located in constellation hydra approximat

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the natural world whether in perspective or as galileo said, the world is written, the language of mathematics. and in the science itself, it's always looking for the mathematical principles in the world, but what about the human world. what does it mean to say that our world is mathematically structured. and it was not long before some princes in europe realize that this was, the significance of this idea that the world is geometrical because if they present themselves or if they believe themselves to be not just i am king of france because i'll put you in jail if you say otherwise or i will cut off your head but because being king of france means that you or the king , that you are an expression of the deepest order in the universe , the hierarchy of your kingdom and not just because you have military force but because you are an extension of the order of 80 order in the world that has an enormous, enormous power and enormous implications. so it was indeed the king of france that adopted, that were the first to adopt, first, not the last but first you about this idea that power geometry is p