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newtons per square meter, okay? so, it's a unit of force over some area, huh? and over here, we have force per area. and the force that makes the pressure at the bottom of that tank, that force is the weight of the fluid over said area down there. but this weight of fluid can be re-expressed, because if density equals weight over volume, does it follow that weight equals density times volume? can you do that? so i can say where i have weight, i can just put density times volume over area. but how about volume, gang? we wanna measure the volume of things. let's suppose i wanna measure the volume of this eraser. isn't it true that the volume of this eraser would be this distance multiply by that distance, multiply by that distance? wouldn't that be the volume? we're talking about volume in cubic centimeters, right? cube? huh, huh? so isn't this times this, the area? so, couldn't the volume be the area multiplied by this distance? couldn't the volume of this also be the area of the surface multiplied by the depth? or the area of the bottom multiplied by the depth?

or a 6-foot olivia newton-john? >> no, he has not. >> reporter: instead, dr. newman was in part manipulated by andrea sneiderman, the wife of the man he killed. >> he felt, he believed that they had this special connection and that they would be together forever and raise the kids forever. >> reporter: attorneys on both sides believe neuman and sneiderman were having an affair, a charge she has denied under oath. >> on monday, defense attorneys went further asking if sneiderman had pushed newman, leaving him to believe her children were in danger. >> she was planting these suggestions and manipulating him into believing what she believed and thinking what she thought. >> reporter: court doesn't resume until thursday but attorneys seem confident they'll have this trial wrapped up as early as this week. neuman could face life in prison if found guilty. >> all right, marine na, thank you so much. let's bring in our legal team right now. nancy grace is the host of hln's "nancy grace." she's in los angeles. here in new york is "gma" legal analyst dan abrams. good m

and it pushes down with a weight of 10 newtons. so it turns out the pressure due to the atmosphere here at sea level is 10 newtons for every square centimeter. and we're talking about si units, we talk about square meters. it's a little unwieldy, but it turns out it's about 10 to the fifth square centimeters and one square meter, and it turns out if you have one square meter, think of a great big sewer pipe about one square meter in cross-section. and that sewer pipe goes up 30 kilometers, you have about 10 to the fifth newtons pushing down and that's the atmospheric pressure, 10 to the fifth newtons per square meter and that's due to the weight of air above. that being the case, i've got a question that you can answer. if you climb the top of a mountain and then measure the atmospheric pressure, would it be less, the same or a little bit more? you'll be checking the neighbor. hey gang, let's suppose you had a pet lobster and the pet lobster's way down there in the deep brine there and the pet lobster says, "you know what? it's jus

olivia newton john and barry white made me do it. and i come from a terrible upbringing. the stand. >> the terrible upbringing is to evoke sympathy from the jury which is i suffered from a mental illness at the time and thus i didn't know right from wrong. barry white or whoever else they want to bring in is not the issue. the issue is the facts as they are known. this guy executed this murder better than the best professionals. cops thought it was a professional hit. as i sit here i know two things with certainty. the ymca dance is harder to do in chinese and this insanity defense will not work. megyn: i don't think any of us are bleeding hearts when it comes to criminal cases. but this what is the sister of the defendant testified to. he had a difficult childhood. an abusive father. this is the father of the witness and the defendant. their father used to shove vegetable soup down their nose. he used to kick and slap them. he pulled a painting off the wall and beat her with it they never knew how he was going to react. now the defendant is crying. so is there a chance g

enter thandie newton. >> jimmy: the gorgeous thandie newton. >> the gorgeous thandie newton. >> jimmyip. have you ever had a relationship that was just good on paper? >> yeah, yeah. when i was graduating from ucla, i was dating this guy who was in law school and he was amazing on paper. our mothers were friends. but he was like human ambien. just -- [ laughter ] like -- >> jimmy: well, that's nice. >> you know what i mean? when i graduated, he got me a crystal vase. and he said it just like that. >> jimmy: no! >> "it's a crystal vase." >> jimmy: oh my goodness. i would have taken it, thrown it on the ground and went, "yay, yay!" [ laughter ] that's what i would have done. >> i should have done that. i should have done that. >> jimmy: broken heart. i want to show a clip of you from tyler perry's "good deeds." here's gabrielle union, you guys. >> i love you. kiss the kids for me, okay? all right. bye. i love you. how amazing is it that he's giving me tonight off? i mean, i can't believe it. we're out! >> now, i'm so glad you could come out, girl. >> me, too. i know. the kids keep me so

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and there you see newton's law flawlessly executed. that distinction between-- that distinction between weight and mass, i can kind of show you that kind of neatly with this device. what i'm gonna do is take this heavy ball-- heavy ball or massive ball? - both. - yes. both, yeah. see, i'm gonna take this ball. it's got a lot of mass, also has a lot of weight, okay? and what i'm gonna do, i'm gonna take one of these strings in the bottom. you see i'll try different trials here. and i'm gonna pull, pull, pull. i'm gonna pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, until one of these strings, either the bottom one or the top one, is gonna break. and what i want you to do is i want you to guess, hypothesize, which string, the top or the bottom will break with a gradual, gradual tension increased at the bottom? check your neighbor. okay, when i pull that very, very slowly, gang, which string gonna break, top or bottom? - top. - top. top one? how many say the top? let's try it. [laughter] maybe newton's having a bad day. [laughter] you know what that

. >> reporter: not to mention, an angel with the voice of livia newton-john, and a demon who sounded a lot like barry white. ♪ that's what you are >> reporter: the prosecution and defense wrapped up their case today. and it was explosive. >> this is where it starts. >> reporter: leaving the jury with one, big question. is hemy neuman accused of killing the husband of the woman he was in love with, insane? >> he has a delusional disorder. >> reporter: or is it all just an act? >> this man right here is guilty all day, every day. and if you don't trust his word, and you cannot find him not guilty by reason of insanity. >> a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity is a verdict that says, hemy was used. hemy was manipulated. >> reporter: from the start, it's been a high-risk defense. the 49-year-old engineer claiming that angel with the voice of olivia newton-john, ordered him to kill rusty sneiderman, outside of a day care in 2010. the defense says it's this woman to blame. his love and ledgedly drove him to murder. >> andrea sneiderman. adulterer, tease, liar and master manipulator

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it was barry white and olivia newton john.ants to bring them into court, too. >> okay, bizarre case, to say the least. thank you, dan and nancy. >>> time for the weather now and sam champion. >> we'll go to bizarre pictures. a litt a little bit of snow from west virginia to richmond. if you break down the year down to the coldest month, december, january, february, we call that meteorological winter. that's over. fargo, its warmest winter ever. these were incredibly warm temperatures we put up with all fall and winter. look what we're headed for this week. atlanta, 71. temperatures are mainly in the 20's and outlying areas but be near 50 this sunshine andh days,-like the next few near 70 by thursday. >> and though sit a chilly start in the good earn half of the nation, atlanta to 60 today. all that weather was brought to you by quaker oatmeal. elizabeth? >>> coming up, a fiery war of words between christie brinkley and peter cook. why are they fighting four years after they divorced? in every way, a super grain. ♪ super for th

the french mathematician developed his understanding of heat flow in terms of newton's law of cooling that says that the movement of heat between two bodies is proportional to their temperature difference. translating this to the infinitesimal scale of temperature differences between infinitely close positions in an object gives the famous differential equation called the "heat equation." in fourier's solution of the heat equation, he found these periodic solutions of sinusoids mirroring the cycle of temperatures over the year as the accumulation of periodic effects, such as the regular orbit around the sun and the daily spinning of the earth on its axis. fourier found that no matter how complicated a wave is, it's the sum of many simple waves. this was an astounding discovery. but for many years, few people believed his theories. after all, how could a complicated wave be reduced to the sum of seemingly many incompatible shapes: square waves and v-shaped waves have corners, while sinusoids are smooth. but over time, mathematicians affirmed fourier's discovery and came to refer to the

first, they looked like barry white, then olivia newton-john.n, theying load different, sounded different. he can't keep his demons straight. in the best shot that they have is for somehow the jurors to believe he was insane at the time -- >> for the jury to be insane? >> let me lay it out and then you can blast it. at the time that this happened, he was insane. even if he wasn't insane at later time. the question legally is, did he understand right versus wrong at the time he did it? not afterwards. >> there's another option. guilty but mentally ill? >> that means he would be forced to get mental treatment in a regular prison. if it's not guilty by reason of insanity, he doesn't go to a regular prison. >> that's a lock? >> that's just telling you. >> you have tour choices. guilty, not guilty, ngbri, not guilty by reason of insanity, he would go to a mental health facility and get re-evaluated every so often. or guilty but mentally ill. that means basically, he goes to jail but gets treatment behind bars. >> thanks, guys. >>> let's go to sam wit

>> you have to be mindful he's going to be cam newton-like and you better be happy with that. set the world on fire in year 1. none of the great ones have. manning with 16 intersections, aikman got beat to death. they get indoctrinated because they're on horrible teams. this team will be better than a team that won one or two years ago. >> you mentioned peyton and he's in denver new. any chance the redskins go for him in. >> and you can't rule anyone out like manning when he's healthy. me headache -- he makes you relative and so forth, a two- to three-year window on that. the key is fortifying the position and you have the best three opportunities at quarterback to help you win. >> is he the long-term solution? and is he the long-term solution? that is hard to tell now. >> and you hope he does. i don't think that anyone knows that and they miss it and has mobility and accuracy and with that deep ball. i think he's got that it factor and is charismatic and intelligence and he's a quarterback and to be with a 4- 3 speed. and i expect him and if veterans around him step up and st

that was the excuse on top of the barrie white, olivia newton john's angels and demons made me @? the jury was focused on the@? psychiatric testimony yesterday. they asked for it yesterday and they got it. they asked for it again today and they did not get it because the judge and all the attorneys said no, no more psychiatric@? testimony, so that played heavily in this case. megyn: a guilty but mentally il? verdict has the same effect as a guilty verdict. he will get mental health assistance while he's there. that's what we are told that means. but it has the same force and effect as any other guilty verdict with the exception you get some counseling while you are there. that's what we are being told. it's either life or life without parole's looking at at the discretion of the judge. it is not a big surprise. but it is a big verdict in a case we have been watching and others have been on a national basis. hemy neuman found guilty of@? murder in the case down in georgia. trace, thank you. we promised you this story about the georgia businessman told could not fly his american fla

that bizarre day care murder trial involving this guy who says visionings of barry white and olivia newton john told him to kill. in this jailhouse interview, he talks in very specter detail about his murder plot. >>> final lay story we love. the latest internet sensation. an 85-year-old woman whose rave review of the newest restaurant many her town has been sent to millions. none other than olive garden. and she loved it. and some food snobs are teasing her about it. >> she loves her bread sticks. >>> we're going kick off this morning with new video overnight of what some passengers are calling the most terrifying flight they have ever been on. the plane rolling down a runway when screams start to echo through the cabin. listen to this. [ screaming ] >> that is a veteran female flight attendant melting down, needing to be restrained after launching into a truly horrifying tirade over the plane's p.a. system. pierre thomas is in washington this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: it's fair to say the passengers had a day thaifl never forget. dallas just before takeoff near 8:30 frid

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and the guy says barry white and olivia newton john made him do it.ly's court, just ahead. >> when i left her house, after the first time, i sat down with rusty in their home and i was driving back, i felt the presence of the angel again, and at that point, the angel told me that he was going to hurt me and that it was up to me, not the police, not to someone else, but it was up to me to save the children. you know when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. g this free travel bag when you join at aarp.org/jointoday. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. se

but hemy neuman is not the one who said olivia newton john. the therapist.aid this voice comes to me and it's australian and the therapist suggested olivia newton john. he was describing the voice and they said, let me give you a reference, do you mean olivia newton john? so, again, you have to listen to the testimony from the actual experts. and the jury got a chaps to do that and i think they made the right decision here. >> holly hughes, nice to see you. those were the two big cases this week, for sure. >>> and we have brand new video to show you out of afghanistan where hundreds of people are marching to demand u.s. soldier staff sergeant robert bales be put on trial according to islamic law. protesters here chanting long live islam and death to america. we'll have a love report from afghanistan at the top of the hour. >>> hollywood heavyweight george clooney is out of jail this morning. police took choonny, his father and others into custody outside of the protest. he was charged with a misdemeanor, fined and later released. clooney has been an active v

many insiders compare him to last year's cam newton. espn pointed out that griffon actually has a quicker twitch. he is so quick in the pocket that many wonder if the colts will jump and take him at no. 1. >> it is whatever they will decide. will they go to andrews per day tomorrow? it is up for them to make the decision. i will not close the book on it. it is up to two good teams. if it is not those two teams, it will be somebody else. i will be happy to play for that team as well. >> speaking of green, tim tebow will be wearing green and white. the trade the guthrie tonight despite a big financial snags earlier. an almost offer because the jets did not realize the would have to pick up a remaining $5.1 million in his contract. that has been solved in new york. they have paid half of the compensation back to the broncos. the broncos will receive fourth and sixth round picks in the draft. talk about setting an example. the nfl is coming down hard on the new orleans saints for bounties on big hits. sean payton has been suspended for the

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hemy neuman said an angel with the voice of olivia newton-john and a deem within the voice of barry white incouraged him to kill his lover's husband. >> i am so, so sorry. i can't say it enough. to all of you. to the precious children. to all five of them. to the sneidermans, the greenbergs, my friends, family, and community at large. i'm sorry. >> he'll spend the rest of his life in prison and receive mental health treatment. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich is now a federal inmate. he walked into a low security prison just outside denver to begin his 14-year sentence. he says he has faith he'll be released early on appeal. >>> and actor russell brand was arrested in new orleans after a con fromation with a photographer. tm zx says he snatched a photographer's iphone, threw it out the window. he did reimburse that photographer for damages. he said since steve jobs' death he cannot bear to see anyone use an iphone irreverently. >>> questions about the safety of carnival rides in texas. this shows the 3-year-old girl flying off a ride after she slipped under the restants. she s

newton is shoulders -- mutinous soldiers in mali say they have seized the government. the british woman who was held hostage for more than six months is expected to be reunited with her family today. judith tebbutt spent her first night of freedom in kenya where she is flown after her family paid a ransom to secure her release. her husband david was killed during the kidnapping. our east african correspondent joins us from nairobi. this will be controversial for the british authorities. that a ransom was paid. >> the british government has always maintained that it is against the idea of paying a ransom to secure the release of a hostage. in this case, it did not stand in the way of efforts by the family to raise the money and hand over a ransom. we understand that judith tebbutt's son was instrumental in trying to raise the money. we believe it was not far off a million dollars that was raised. that money was handed over in the last two or three days to the gang that had been holding judith tebbutt. it is a controversial topic. we know that in all the cases where the

you can see he has written his name, i newton. we are not pulling it out so much because it is starting to flake away on the title page. >> american tft tv looked at medical practices. >> pioneer medicine is a long stretch from what it is today. things like the instruments being as germ he free as possible. or the doctor washed his hands and we use the term loosely. a lot of these doctors were self-taught or worked under somebody else and getting ready to retire. they would learn as they went. >> our cities tour continues the weekend of march 31st and april 1st from little rock, arkansas on c-span 2 and 3. >> congratulations to all this year's winner on student cam video documentary competition. a record number of students and the constitution and you, showing which part is important to them and why. watch all the videos at our website. student cam.org and join us as we show the top 27 videos on c-span and talk with the winners during washington journal. >> richard bran and the chair of switzerland on changes to the drug policy. b

a tug of war betw whate and newton's third law of economics. in the past couple of years afteho crisis, most importantly sovereign debt problems and banking problems in europe have reduced risk appetite and slowed our recovery. the congress's raising the deb didn't help matters either. yet in spite of these head winds, we've had ten consecutive quarters of economic growth. on the whole, the pace of real gdp growth so far during this recovery has been as was the case at similar stages of the past two recoveries. if we look just at the private sector, the recovery has ban bit faster than was the case in the recovery from the 2001 recession. the sectors which are lagging behind the most in this recovery are those that are most directly connected to the financial crisis and which are still impaired by the lingering effects of the financial crisis. most notably residential investment is recovering more slowly than it has in previous recoveries, and home prices have been soft in many parts of the country. this is a direct result of the overbuilding t

you can see he has written his name, i newton. we are not pulling it out so much anymore because it is starring to flake away. >> american history tv looked at medical practices. >> pioneer medicine is a strong stretch. the things we take for granted when we go to the doctor, things like the instruments to be a germ-free as possible or the doctor has watched his hands before he decides to work on us. we use the term loosely for doctors in early medicine. a lot of them were self-taught or worked under somebody else self-taught and they were getting ready to retire. >> they would learn as they went. >> from little rock, arkansas on c-span 2 and 3. >> northern and southern oversee operations in the u.s. hemisphere. at 9:30 eastern, they look at the 2013 budget and what it means for the northern and southern commands that. hearing will be live on c-span 3. the head of the transportation security administration said airport screeners found more than 1300 guns in carry on bags last year. speaks at the national press club in washington,

including quarterbacks, aaron rogers, cam newton, brett favre, and kurt warner. some included $1500 for a knockout. $1,000 for a cart off. that's a player unable to walk off the field on his own and those amounts were doubled or tripled during the playoffs. in the nfc championship game, saints defensive players were fined $30,000 for four separate illegal hits. a $10,000 bounty was offered to anyone who knocked favre out of the game. payton acknowledged the violations happened during his watch, but the nfl says he denied the program existed and ignored league instruction to end it. >> we were misled and there were denials throughout that period and meanwhile, there continue to be risks to our players and to the integrity of our game. >> ordered all nfl teams to make sure their teams aren't offering bounties now,. >> we should also note the nfl suspended saints general manager for the first eight regular season games and assistant head coach for the first six. the saints also have to pay a $500,000 fine and they will lose their second round draft picks for the nex