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. >>> two professors at britain's university of manchester, andre geim and konstantin novoselov are sharing this year's nobel prize in physics. the royal swedish academy of sciences in stockholm, sweden made the announcement on tuesday. the two scientists won the prize for their groundbreaking experiments of the super-thin material called graphene, which is a form of carbon. it is suitable for producing transparent touch screens, light panels, and maybe solar cells. it will also likely be used in the production of powerful computers in the future. geim is 51 and novoselov is 36. both were born in russia and started their careers there. the two laureates have worked together for many years. >>> a japanese research team has discovered one of the world's largest hydrothermal fields off the southern islands of okinawa. rich metal and mineral deposits are often found near fields of this type. the research vessel "chikyu," or "earth," began exploring the sea bed 180 kilometers northwest of nago city in september. the hydrothermal field lies 200 meters below the sea bed, and its superheated fluid

both are professors at the university of manchester in england. their work isolated graphene, a form of carbon only one atom thick, but 100 times stronger than steel. miles o'brien, the newshour's new science correspondent, is here to tell us all about it. first, miles, welcome to the nehouream. >> jim, it's a great pleasure and an honor. >> lehrer: okay. now tell us what did these two physicists discover? >> it's interesting. it sounds so exotic. this stuff is stronger than steel. it's transparent. it conducts electricity and heat better than copper and could revolutionize electronics among other things. where would you find such exotic material? how about your number 2 pencil? that's exactly where it comes from. the material is very thin graphite at the end of a tie kond rogue a. >> lehrer: how did these two guys figure it out? well, what did they do? >> well, it's interesting. you know, you would think something as exotic and wonderful as this portends t t be, they would use some fancy machine, some sort of device that would give them this mate

. >>> two professors at britain's university of manchester, andre geim and konstantin novoselov are sharing this year's nobel prize in fphysics. the royal swedish academy of science in stockholm, sweden made the announcement tuesday. the two scientists won the prize for their ground breaking experiments of the super thin material called graphene, which is a form of carbon. graphene is suitable for producing transparent touch screens, light panels, and maybe solar cells. it will also likely be used in the production of powerful computers in the future. geim is 51 and novoselov is 36. both were born in russia and started their careers there. the two laureates have worked together for many years. >>> leaders from 46 asian and european nations have ended their two-day summit in brussels by promising greater cooperation and economic integration of their regions. to close the asia europe meeting or asem on tuesday the leaders >> we need to find common ground and agree on coordinated action between our two continents in order to tackle the pressing issues. >> european leaders were particularly con

on drug game and whose guidance he continues to work the do physicists later moved to the university of manchester . the u.k. to continue their research six years ago never so often game discovered graphene for which they were awarded the euro physics prize there to receive the world's most prestigious scientific word the nobel prize for producing graphene which can rival silicon as a basis of computer chips so perhaps there's sense in letting silicon valley stay american but making griffin valley more russian creation at skolkovo. close to the sale of welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us. first of all have you already got yourself a joke see that maybe you got one. too much too many problems. i would i would appreciate any advice ok. well the russian government as far as you know i'm sure is attempting to create a sort of a silicon valley here outside moscow well do you think it's maybe a better idea now to to to create new agrafena value rather than a silicon valley. well for me graffiti is of called the a priority of the city can really would be you would be quite we would

researchers at indiana university, and the university of manchester developed a system of figuring out the mood of twitter users. they said they found a direct connection between the mood of twitter messages and the dow jones direction, a startling 87% of the time. >>> the world's largest food and beverage company reported increased sales for the first 9 months of the year. nestle, which includes the haggen haagen-dazs, perrier and kit-kat brand. sales went up 4.1%. >>> amazon reports third quarter sales of $7.6 billion. that's a 39% increase over the same time period last year. and better than wall street estimates. they won't say how much of that comes from sales of its kindle ereader. amazon stock is up 23% for the year. though it's down slightly this morning. and... >> a new report shows bay area home prices -- i'll finish the sentence. actually, the number selling has dropped to record numbers. but the prices are up. home sales were down 20% in september, compared to the same time last year. experts say many potential home buyers may be hoping prices will fall. median bay area hom

the university of manchester says the study of mummies found almost no cancer and proposes that modernace. the suspect's house. police say a 28-year-old woman knew exactly where she was going when she led them across three counties. sometimes going as fast as 100 miles per hour. she eventually pulled into her own driveway and ran into her house and then she was arrested. >> steve: i got to pick something up. where are my keys? straight ahead, we're going to talk about -- >> brian: she had her keys. >> steve: you're right. candidates are out in full force ahead of the midterm elections. what issues matter the most to everyday americans? william lajeunesse spoke to voters and he joins us live from los angeles. good morning, bill. >> four weeks, 12 cities, we interviewed 100 people for this series, listening to america. one conclusion, steve, voters are really not giving up on washington even though they feel disillusioned by it. >> we may be seeing the beginning of the end of the recession. >> whether he said it last year or last month -- >> we have to keep doing everything we can to acc