so force per mass. now as you're pushing faster and faster and faster and the mass becomes more and more and more, what happens at the speed of light? at the speed of light, what would the mass be? see this little piece ofhalk. what's the mass of this piece chalk if i push it to the speed of light? i can use this equation to guide me. if v is the speed of light zero...infinity. this mass will be pushed to the infinite. now someone says, now that it has an infinite mass, which means an infinite resistance to any further change in motion. now if someone says, could you push it in hyperdrive, honey? hyperdrive, i've got an infinite resistance to any change in motion now. and so we find out in the universe as we understand it in the 20th century, you can't do that. at least with material particles there is a speed limit, the speed of light. so you get that down. one of the important parts of relativity is this. before we understood relativity, we understood that the human race, no matter how sophisticated t

i think we can move right on to the public safety at mass gatherings.e put that on the agenda after the boston bombings. we have a meeting last week and many departments presented. we just ask for the police and fire to give very, very brief presentations on what we're doing to address special events but any of the rest of you who testified last meeting feel free to jump in from our prospective so i'm going to turn it over and here we go >> thank you and this is manage i think all of you know we're been doing a number of years now so we actually think about all this in advance. briefly our roll in the preevent is just bringing together the planning to help people connect and gather them up. we usually hold a planned meeting where we get everybody in the room and walk be through the plans so we don't have 3 different used for the same plot of ground and during the event we'll pull together people and provided cooperation. we'll pull together experience to test the plans in the assumptions. we did this last year for the america's cup and we've done a numb

simply stated, there is no doubt that saddam hussein now has weapons of mass destruction.re is no doubt that he is amassing them to use against our friends, against our allies and against us. >> i had a seat to the stage next to the lectern where he was speaking and i literally bolted at that. >> with our help, a liberated iraq can be a great nation once again. >> vice president cheney's speech to the veterans of foreign wars is the opening salvo of the bush administration's effort to sell to the american people what white house insiders call "the product." >> thank you very much. >> it was a shock. it was a total shock. i couldn't believe the vice president was saying this. and doing work for the cia on iraq wmd through all of the briefings i heard at langley, i never saw one piece of credible evidence that there was an ongoing program. that's when i began to believe, they're getting serious about this. they want to go into iraq. >> two weeks after the speech, cheney again makes his case on national television. >> what we know is bits and pieces we gather through the inte

and this new technology continues to spread, along with the capabilities of developing weapons of mass destruction, just a few angry people now have the potential to cause an unprecedented mayhem. some of the perpetrators of these lone wolves could be more aptly described as deserters, people here just basically went off the deep end. but as the concept gained currency it is conceivable that a new breed of more dangerous low walls could emerge in the future. in the case to illustrate this possibility, according to its on-line manifesto, he spent nine years without applying his attacks in detail. he explained how he procured firearms and stashed caches of weapons, all the while evading suspicion from authorities. for the first part of his attack he placed a bomb that exploded at the offices of the prime minister. the second part of his attack was a shooting spree at a summer camp where labor party leader said the children. all total 77 people were killed in the attack. presumably the attacks were intended to send a message to the government that he disapproved of norway's liberal immigr

the third thing was the fbi searching a landfill in new bedford, mass. now we know what they were looking for and now we know that they found it. it all started to unravel here this morning at a hearing in front of a federal immigration judge in boston. these were the two men who were picked up on immigration violations the morning after the bombing suspect was caught. they attended this hearing with the immigration judge this morning via video conference. their images got beamed into the courtroom via satellite from where they sat in the suffolk county jail. the judge told them they were being held in prison for overstaying their student visas. their lawyers disputed that was true, but importantly, these young men were also told this morning at this first hearing since they were first arrested, they were told they are not charged with any crime. not charged. that was this morning. this afternoon, that changed when the fbi released this criminal complaint describing they might not have been charged with anything this morning, but as of this afternoon, th

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser chickens without their brains could be mass produced for human consumption so-called experts say that removing parts of their brain would be a more humane and stress free way to treat the animals which are subjected to life without natural light impact and defeat all filled cages on factory farms catering to consumers interested only in the lowest price possible on their tumor filled chicken wing ready meal to further reduce costs spend suggested that the chickens have their feet removed to make room in the fecal filled cages the brainless footless chicken may be the food of the future but as the consumer of today stacey yes max that was a real headline from last year food of the future mass produced chickens without brains and these are philosophers and architects who are looking at more humane ways to raise these factory farm chickens which currently live in complete darkness which is very stressful for them packed into cages and they figured that you know if they removed the cerebral cortex it would be less have less sensory perception a

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser chickens without their brains could be mass produced for human consumption so-called experts say that removing parts of their brain would be a more humane and stress free way to treat the animals which are subjected to life without natural light and packed into fecal filled cages on factory farms catering to consumers interested only in the lowest price possible on their tumor filled chicken wing ready meal to further reduce costs spend suggested that the chickens have their feet removed to make room in the fecal filled cages the brainless footless chicken may be the food of the future but as the consumer of today stacey yes max that was a real headline from last year food of the future mass produced chickens without brains and these are philosophers and architects who are looking at more humane ways to raise these factory farm chickens which currently live in complete darkness which is very stressful for them packed into cages and they figured that you know if they removed the cerebral cortex it would be less have less sensory perception a

many women children and men women last weekend and thrown into mass graves. the kurds have always dreamed of independence saddam hussein decided to eliminate the problem once and for all. his cousin to go down in history as chemical ali was in charge of the repression. on march sixteenth one thousand nine hundred eight his helicopters dropped bombs loaded with toxic gas over kurdish villages. one hundred thousand civilians were killed and three thousand villages were raised the kurds rebellion was crushed. here in the villages the peshmerga who didn't built up supply. anyone opposed to saddam could seek refuge here. so the regime began by attacking the villages for saddam burning gassing and destroying the villages meant controlling kurdistan. lunches like a homage to the victims on the menu adama stuffed vegetables prepared by a mad wife. a sunny like saddam hussein my driver. he didn't know or didn't want to know the terrible truth. look i'll show you the house where i was born yeah here on this hill where we're sitting is like a memorial to the village as

and it is believed that this will increase the proclivity to use weapons of mass destruction. for his part, osama bin laden explicitly stated his ambition to acquire weapons of mass destruction on more than one occasion. but be that as it made, despite efforts that span over a decade, there is credible evidence that his organization ever succeeded in acquiring nuclear weapons. but with the psychological hurdles to obtain nuclear-weapons so i terrorists could settle for less sophisticated alternatives. for small groups and lone wolves intent on inflecting nuclear terrorism, they could apply at dirty bomb. that would be a feasible option. rebought basically consists of radioactive material conjoined with a conventional explosive and when detonated it disperses harmful radiation. an american affiliate with al qaeda was implicated in a dirty pots some years ago. by terrorism is well within the reach of small terrorist groups. today the most worrisome case of buyer terrorism involved in tax. lone wolf could potentially use anthrax to lethal effect as evidenced by the case of bruce

we will look at mass transit and let you know that all the area mass transit is running on sunday schedule service for ace trains. all buses and ferries are running on sunday school and a look right now as you go into san jose the drive along 280 is looking clear and six minutes to get from highway 17 so the distance, and all the way to cupertino. not too bad. >> thank you, at 6:41. angelina jolie's aunt has lost her ballot with breast cancer less than two weeks after the actress revealed she had a double mastectomy to avoid breast cancer. she passed away yesterday. her husband said she had the same gene that angelina jolie has but did not know until after her 2004 cancer diagnosis. if she had known, she would have done exactly what angelina jolie. she was the sister of joel gel's mother who died of ovarian cancel in 2007. the bay area is pay be tribute to the fallen and police officers are being remembered, as well. >> thousands are hours away from crowding into san francisco's presaid eye and we will preview the certificate among along with the special ceremony f >> covering walnut creek

they're calling it a mass mobilization. taking it tohether the streets will have an effect on the government austerity programs. protests in bangladesh demanding saved the workplace as the death toll from the factory collapsed factory at400. 400.aches in the niger delta, is there a new class of high living criminals? we will have an update on the world's biggest social network./ >> all eyes on facebook. nearly 700 million of its users access the site on these things. how much money is facebook making from people on the go? >> it's midday in london, 7:00 in the morning in washington, to look like in the afternoon in greece. a familiar scene is being played out. there's another general strike. unions are calling for mass mobilization. but there are signs this latest day of action may not be as comprehensive as some in the past. demonstrations are planned across greece and police have been placed on alert. for the latest, let's join our correspondent in athens, mark lowen. >> thank you. hello from an unusually quiet square, th

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no mention what so ever of weapons of mass destruction and chemical and bionuclear.is like the threat facing the united states was the possibility or likelihood that terrorist or states would use weapons of mass destruction and have them shared, groups would have them shared by states with weapons of mass destruction to be used on the united states. and the president didn't mention that and down played mass casulties here in the home land. i think it is a speech that people will point back to when there is another mass casulty attack here. >> he said the global war on terror is over and believes it can be managed. he did quote from the documents from the bin bin compound in the speech. and there is still cop -- controversy. >> we have seen 17 of those and this is a fight about the exploitation and declassiction and release of the documents. it is important that the american public see them and make the determination on our own that the al-qaeda that the president described in the speech matches up with the al-qaeda a live and well in may 2011. >> it is as if the raid

and this gives you a sense about the project massing, which is first what they actually did a massing analysis looking at how you can achieve the total development footprint assuming the mass thating is typical in mission bay and will largely cover the water front site and will not leave room for the low rise in the center and the open space and the quantities that we are hoping to achieve at the site. >> this gives you some reference points for the heights that are being examined. the larger buildings on the site, the three that you see here, are planned to be up to 230 feet tall. this gives you a reference point to what 230 feet mean and we have got height already. at the water front site in terms of ships in the drai dock. the cranes that occupy pier 80 and that the stack is 30 feet tall and we think that there is already height at the site and it fits in with the scale of the surrounding area. and forest city has been clear and we welcome the fact that we have not landed on exactly where the height is going to be located on the site. there is a lot of discussion with the historic

and it's believed that this will increase their proclivity to use weapons of mass destruction. now, for his part, osama bin laden explicitly stated his ambition to acquire weapons of mass destruction on more than one occasion. but be that as it may, despite efforts that's been over a decade, there is no credible evidence that his organization ever succeeded in acquiring nuclear weapons. but with the technological hurdles to obtaining nuclear weapons, so high, terrorists could settle for less sophisticated alternatives. or small groups and lone wolves intent on inflicting nuclear terrorism, they could employ a dirty bomb. that would be a feasible option. a dirty bomb basically consists of radioactive material, conjoined with conventional explosives, and when it is detonated it disburses harmful radiation. josÉ padilla, an american affiliated with al qaeda was implicated in a dirty plot some years ago. bioterrorism is well within reach of small terrorist groups. now today, the most worrisome case of violent terrorism involved anthrax. alone will could potentially use anthrax leth

mass media will be challenged directly.e thing for a president to talk about seeing things through somebody else's eyes. another thing to on a day in day out basis, not through platitudes but through coverage and public discourse to say we have a single standard of human rights and of grief that the suffering of a palestinian is just as important as the suffering of an israelly. turning. the tide is public opinion has probably shifted pretty significantly in terms of how palestinians are viewed. there have been some incredible successes recently on college campuses recently. even if the main stream media is not covering it, the public is getting it through social media. the challenge is getting our politicians to change the way they vote and convincing them that there is not necessarily a political price for standing up to israel. but i think public opinion on that one issue is seeing some slow change that hasn't really happened in a long time. especially after israel's recent incursions and various invasions in the past fe

mass media will be challenged directly. it's one thing for a president to talk about seeing things through somebody else's eyes. another thing to on a day in day out basis, not through platitudes but through coverage and public discourse to say we have a single standard of human rights and of grief that the suffering of a palestinian is just as important as the suffering of an israeli. >> i think the tide is turning. public opinion has probably shifted pretty significantly in terms of how palestinians are viewed. there have been some incredible successes recently on college campuses recently. even if the main stream media is not covering it, the public is getting it through social media. the challenge is getting our politicians to change the way they vote and convincing them that there is not necessarily a political price for standing up to israel. but i think public opinion on that one issue is seeing some slow change that hasn't really happened in a long time. especially after israel's recent incursions and various invasi

stacy yes mike that was a real headline from last year food is the future mass produced chickens without brains and these are philosophers and architects who are looking at more humane ways to raise these factory farm chickens which currently live in complete darkness which is very stressful for them packed into cages and they figure that you know if they remove the cerebral cortex it would be less have less sensory perception and just leave the brain stem so that it continues to grow and one of the theories is that they would put electric shocks into the muscles so they have some muscles that develop the meat you are what you eat. and i think this is an appropriate development in the mass produced chicken development world is to simply have chickens without any heads or chicken without any feet because this is what the consumer demands the consumer there they don't have the courage to decapitate themselves they have the courage to hang themselves they don't have the courage to top themselves so instead they're going to be decapitated have those feelings chicken well in fact there is a s

it may be somebody that's blown up, it may be a unit taking fire, it may be a mass casualty, it may be mass relief or to those of our neighbors and allies, it may be somebody getting ready to deliver a baby. imagine we are sitting in this venue oopbd all of a sudden your pager goes off, your associate comes up and taps you on the shoulder and says, you need to see this. there has been a bomb that's gone off in our nation's capital or los angeles, a nuclear device. there has been an earthquake. there has been a hurricane where we thought the good news was the winds blew and it did some damage but all is well, oh, my god, the levies just broke. oh, by the way, there's an earthquake or a tsunami or a nuclear critical accident that's occurred somewhere overseas. how will we respond to that? and then let's bring it closer to home, how did we marry up the capabilities that exist because there is no greater tragedy than to have robust capabilities, mellow medical, logistical or otherwise. you are better prepared with every one of these meetings, you are better prepared with every networking t

a mass of coal caved in at the cable and ripped open the insulation with it but. the explosion was caused by an electrical impulse from a faulty ventilator. the electrical equipment in the shaft was also faulty but that's how it happened. the same build up has to be constantly monitored and mine is now the way to do it on the ground. so this little gadgets is a very important piece of safety equipment not everyone has one because it measures three different gases that are present in the amount of oxygen the amount of carbon monoxide i mean amounts of methane so if the amount of methane for instance reaches more than one percent then lights off last a long full sound and ever oh no they. become small it also has technology that tells them where the miners at any time. it was so now there are two guys down in the pits and ninety above ground with a simple click of a mouse you can see the name of everyone on shift today and where they all are right now. it's another michael precaution because you never know exactly when an accident. oh i was afraid of a story if you

we've got my mass meetings. and king is in a snit over these white clergy who, in a different way, said to me, it's what we expect because they were doing evil or compromising with evil. so we have the patient manner we can do. we are the professional king who lectures on the meaning of moral law. we're the tour guide king who takes whites into black phone ability. when you have been humiliated him a when a black brothers and sisters are lynched, when you have to explain to a six-year-old girl that his daughter, that is yolanda, why she can't go to find down. when you live with a debilitating sense of nobody miss, and just when you think tanking is going to explode in anger because it is the collected people, when you, when you, when you, when everything gets in the rhythm or torches 76 word sentence, he suddenly pulls out of it like an airplane that swarms in and says back to you, the clergyman, maybe you will understand why we have it hard to wait. there's an eerie toward king takes, voyage into the depth of t

. >> narrator: ...and they began relying on a new phrase, "weapons of mass destruction." >> rice: but we don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud. >> powell: leaving saddam hussein in possession of weapons of mass destruction for a few more months or years is not an option, not in a post-september 11th world. >> a rapid series of 40 explosions lit up baghdad in the early morning hours. >> military officials have been using the term "shock and awe" to describe the assault on iraq. >> narrator: by the spring of 2003, the us had attacked iraq. >> ...engaged in direct combat against saddam hussein's republican guard. >> ...of the third infantry division... >> narrator: fast and mobile, rumsfeld's jsoc teams secretly paved the way. >> ...are now reported to be about 30 miles from the outskirts of... >> narrator: fighting a conventional war unconventionally seemed at first to work. >> rumsfeld: scenes of free iraqis celebrating in the streets, riding american tanks, tearing down the statues of saddam hussein in the center of baghdad, are breathtaking. >> bush: on september 11, 2001

through 1954 i think 34 graduates of dunbar high school when to ann hurst there was never a critical mass and three-quarters of these kids graduated and of those more than one quarter were five basic appell. so clearly you don't need a critical mass they didn't have anything resembling that but a good educational background and the absence of people who would distract from the real purpose of the college. >>host: is there a relationship between race and mental capacity? >> me. >> if you mean potential, then who knows? you cannot measure potential currently. and i suspect for the next 100 years or so but what you can recognize or measure is the capacity to develop one those sats and stuff like that the potential you cannot. >>host: when it comes to race how does that play into the measurements of jay? >>guest: what do you mean? >>host: is there a correlation between iq that we were able to measure today and race? >>host: sure. >>guest: there always has been that around the world. people in the island off scotland have the same iq as those in the united states probably because they are in t

individuals in public at a lower standard, perhaps reasonable suspicion, but the key is to prevent mass suspicionless searches of the general population including for intelligence gathering. exceptions to this rule should be limited to emergencies connected to life and safety or narrowly drawn administrative exceptions. second, information collected from drones for one purpose, to combat a fire or perform search and rescue should not be used for another purpose such as general law-enforcement. information collected by drones should also be kept securely and destroyed promptly once it is no longer needed. third, drone's should not carry weapons. weapons developed on the battlefield in iraq and afghanistan have no place in the united states. there is a consensus forming on this issue. heritage foundation and the international association of chiefs of police both support sharp limits on womanized drones. finally, oversight is crucial. communities, not just law enforcement must play a central role in whether to purchase the drone. like any new technology drone use must be monitored to make

many women children and men were nasa created and thrown into mass graves. the kurds have always dreamed of independence saddam hussein decided to eliminate the problem once and for all. his cousin to go down in history as chemical ali was in charge of the repression. on march sixteenth one thousand nine hundred eight his helicopters dropped bombs loaded with toxic gas over kurdish villages. one hundred thousand civilians were killed and three thousand villages were raised the kurds rebellion was crushed. here in the villages the peshmerga who didn't built up supply. anyone opposed to saddam could seek refuge here. so the regime began by attacking their villages. burning gassing and destroying the villages meant controlling kurdistan. lunch is like a homage to the victims on the menu adama stuffed vegetables prepared by a mets wife. a sonny like saddam hussein my driver khaled is. he didn't know or didn't want to know the terrible truth. look i'll show you the house where i was born yeah here on this hill the city is like a memorial to the village as it was

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if correct, borisov returns to power three months after being ousted by mass protests. jonah hull is in the capital. take us what the exit polls are indicating at this point. >> in essence, it is a predictable result. the polls prior to the selection and boyko borisov narrowly ahead of the socialists. polls areat the suggesting, 31.1% when for -- win for gerb. it's not particularly good news. it is an inconclusive result. it is not a guarantee of getting into government. some sort have to be of workable coalition that is not going to come between the two main parties, only two additional parties, according to the exit polls have crossed the 4% threshold to get into parliament here. one of those two parties is already ruled out the possibility of any sort of coalition. -- coalition with gerb. his party that had to resign government after protests on the streets of the capital's and centers of this country against high prices, low wages, and official corruption, may well have won this election. but it does not guarantee power. the prospect looms of a hung parliament, the