>> most of us learned at an early age how an apple falling from a tree inspired isaac newton to describe how the universe behaves by certain predictable rules. but what about when the universe doesn't behave so... [ thunder rumbling ] predictably? can mathematics explain the often unpredictable behavior of the physical world, everything from the weather to the way a baseball travels through the air? welcome to chaos theory. >> jake's fastball's coming in at about 94. >> yep. >> an object at rest will remain at rest... >> unless acted upon by an external and unbalanced force. newton on your mind again? >> yep. i've always been partial to his first law of motion. >> uh-huh. a lot of forces act on a baseball: gravity, friction, turbulence. >> turbulence? >> mm-hmm. knuckleball. some things you just can't predict. [ bat cracks ] >> still, every action has a reaction. >> pops and red are discussing an age-old dilemma: why in nature some things, like a baseball, can behave both predictably and unpredictably. and it's an exploration that began in earnest and one that used mathematics with isaac

>> most of us learned at an early age how an apple falling from a tree inspired isaac newton to describe how the universe behaves by certain predictable rules. but what about when the universe doesn't behave so... [ thunder rumbling ] predictably? can mathematics explain the often unpredictable behavior of the physical world, everything from the weather to the way a baseball travels through the air? welcome to chaos theory. >> jake's fastball's coming in at about 94. >> yep. >> an object at rest will remain at rest... >> unless acted upon by an external and unbalanced force. newton on your mind again? >> yep. i've always been partial to his first law of motion. >> uh-huh. a lot of forces act on a baseball: gravity, friction, turbulence. >> turbulence? >> mm-hmm. knuckleball. some things you just can't predict. [ bat cracks ] >> still, every action has a reaction. >> pops and red are discussing an age-old dilemma: why in nature some things, like a baseball, can behave both predictably and unpredictably. and it's an exploration that began in earnest and one that used mathematics with isaac

newton. at the center of the dispute is newton's estate. "right this minute" was one of the first to report on the story. according to court documents, csd, llc is suing newton saying they purchased had his estate in 2010 with the intention of turning it into a tourist attraction and museum in las vegas. now, according to the documents filed in a clark county court, they're saying that newton has refused to move from his mansion. according to the suit, csd, llc did offer to pay around $2 million to build another compound for the newton family to live in. now, there's actually more to this story. within this lawsuit the plaintiff is also claiming the woman hired to be an eck win manager on the property was sexually harassed by newton. the plaintiffs allege newton dogs bit some of the workers. they're also claiming that newton was supposed to get rid of spl some of his 55 horses, they say they lived in squalor and tons of manure had piled up on the property. >> it sounds like they're trying to

they should come to newton, iowa. [chuckles] >> and this is what they would see in newton, iowa: a maytag plant, where 2,500 people worked, now abandoned. this was the chrysler dealer, the chevy dealer, the tractor supply company. it helps explain why there is so much anger in the land. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and washington, d.c., and making a living out of it while we starve to death. >> i believe we ought to make the tax cuts for the middle class permanent. >> we have now got both parties essentially telling a big lie, with a capital "b" and a capital "l," to the public. >> cut taxes. >> cutting taxes. >> make the tax cuts permanent. >> the republican party, as much as it pains me to say this, should be ashamed of themselves. >> this from ronald reagan's old budget director, architect of the largest tax cut in american history? >> it's rank demagoguery. we should call it for what it is. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm morley safer. in this edition, we look at two of the topics domina

isaac newton was a genius. you know, there are people on this campus that can calculate how fast the cannonball would have to go. and you know what? there are people in this room who could calculate with no pencil, no paper, only their minds how fast the cannonball would have to go. and i think that 80% of the people in this room can make that calculation if i guide your thinking. can we try it? you want to see who you are? let's try. let me give you a geometrical fact. we live in a world that's curved. we know it's curved because if you put a laser one meter off the ground and you fired the laser beam out over the desert like the mojave desert in california, perfectly flat for miles and miles and miles. if you fired that laser beam, you'd find out the lasebeam over here, it looks like to people it's poiing up but it's not pointing up here. it jt that the earth is curving under. let me give you a fact that a geography teacher can tell you about. if you go out 8 kilometers, that's 8,000 meters this way, you'll f

wayne newton. a company suing the las vegas legend says newton is guilty of sexual harassment and animal abuse. ♪ hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine ppirro. she has been gone for four weeks, missing from her tucson, arizona home since april 21. new details in the case may point to the suspect. >> someone broke in and grabbed her. >> judge jeanine: police released multiple 911 calls from the morning isabel vanished. >> she is only six. hurry, get somebody over here. >> after rushing back from work, her mother gets on the phone with 911, panicked. >> who notice her gone, your husband? >> my husband. i went to work this morning at 7:00 and i didn't check on her. i should have checked on her. >> okay. all right. just take a deep breathe. >> isabel's father sergio also speaks to an operator but he is calm. >> i want to report a missing person. my little girl is 6 years old. i believe she was abducted from the house. >> why did you think she was abducted? >> i have no idea. >> judge jeanin

newton knows something about that. newton lost manufacturing, lost maytag. a lot of the trends we have seen, even before the financial crisis hit, hit newton first. so when you hear somebody say, we should cut more taxes, especially for the wealthiest americans, newton, you have been there and done that. we did that 2000, 2001, 2003. when people say we should cut back more on the rules we put in place for banks and financial institutions to avoid another taxpayer bailout, we tried that. when people say that we should just wait until the housing market hit bottom and hope that it comes back, hope for the best -- that is not an answer for people. that does not make sense. we tried a lot of these ideas for nearly a decade. it did not work. we saw manufacturing moving offshore. we saw a few people do very well but to many families struggling just to get by. all the for the financial crisis hit in the financial crisis made it worse. -- all before the financial crisis hit and the financial crisis made it court -- worse. we have to build an economy where hard work

fig newtons are now just newtons. few people know they are named after newton, mass.near where they were first produced in the late 1890s. the name change makes more sense because they have more fillings besides just figs. now we've explained all there is to know about a name change enroute to a store near you. >>> up next, a broadway show, the likes of which never really seen. >>> here in new york this past weekend it was not just another broadway matinee. sunday's performance of "mary poppins" was specially staged for the benefit of young people with autism and their families. part of an effort by a nonprofit group making a difference. our report from nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: it's curtain time at show 2,273 of "mary poppins." >> i guarantee you in 2:45 time you will without question have changed the lives of a whole group of people who are out there this afternoon. ♪ >> reporter: this is a performance for children with autism and their families. ♪ >> reporter: to make this event possible, the associate director changed the show. >> how many times in your sh

. >>> figure newtons are now just newtons. few people know they are named after newton, mass. the name change makes more sense because they have more fillings than just figures. now we've explained it all on the name change. >>> up next, a broadway show, the likes of which never really seen. by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg ce

enough to tick off john who responded with this tweet, alex smith don't hate on cam newton.jerry sloan wants to coach again. sloan interviewed for the bobcats. sloan retired in 2011 after 23 years with the jazz, met with the owner, he said it is work. that is sports for tonight. >> have a good night, everybody. we will see you on monday.

alex smith made headlines this week talking about is passing numbers sanko can newton through a lot of00 yds gams but he didn't win " that did not sit well with newton's teammate who fired back on twitter " alex smith don't hate on camp because years that's what got you cut its patent had decided to come to san fran " the 49ers and panthers to not play each other this season but the raiders play the panthers. lakers head coach mike brown has received criticism for his team's exit and meta world peace says the blame is on the players >>> mike was not out there guarding kevin that was me, kevin scored on the mike did throw the turnovers, mike did not missed three-point shots i missed a three-point shot, mike did not coming out of shape, well he did coming out of shape , it is all mental for coach. >>> one of the bus schedules the lower columbia college player gyms over the fence to make the grab, the fun out it would of been a game-tying home run brian sabean one, need defense on the giants. >>> you could argue it was a matter of time before crooks broke the code were talking about bar c

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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

next call is from los angeles, and this is newton. good morning. republican. >> caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. you know, once again, like an out-of-control spinning one direction merry-go-round, i hate to say it, but it's the same word of debt. it's just mind-boggling that we're discussing quarter after quarter how deeper and deeper in debt we're getting. our nation's overpopulated. we have too many social services. we're selling out our country. too many imports. let's get this nation back to work. let's get the american people back to work. let's start becoming an industrial power. let's lock down this country and start exporting instead of importing. >> newton, thanks. paducah, kentucky, up next, and james is an independent there. james, you're on. >> caller: i don't believe raising the debt creeling is going to do any good. you can't spend your way back to prosperity. i believe what we need to do is just bite the bullet, man up, and go ahead and raise the taxes across the board, something everybody don't want to hear, but that's what

what is the second planet that we named after discovering by newton's laws? it wasn't neptune, it was what? - pluto. - pluto. guess what we'd be calling this, gang? plutonium. plutonium. pu239. and you know what plutonium will do? plutonium as well as uranium 235 will undergo fission when a neutron taps it. and so this is used for power production. u235, used for power production. historically, when the bombs were dropped back in world war ii, the bomb that devastated hiroshima was a uranium 235 bomb. you know how much uranium 235 was left after the bomb was detonated? almost none. the united states shot its arsenal, one bomb, none left to speak of. you know what the bomb that hit nagasaki was? plutonium. plutonium. does the same thing. plutonium is made from uranium 235--238, very plentiful, but you got to bombard it with neutrons so you can make it. you can make plutonium. now, why do we get this 200 million electron volt? that's what i want you to know. you--all you guys know that uranium splits into elements and you get a lot of energy off, and you all kn

what about mark newton do. you like one or the other in terms of linkedin or pandora?i do, bill. i don't like pandora as much and i do like linkedin start with looking at pandora. you see the stock since it came public last year, the stock has moved in a slow small downtrend from the highs. if you look, you've had lower highs and also lower lows. the stock has been in a downtrend channel. and it has recently moved up about 40% to a level that is really unsustainable in my view. >> okay. >> based on today, it's starting to show signs of pulling back a little bit. near term i think it will pull back down near $9. that's a better area to take a look at it. >> linkedin has been more successful. >> linkedin continues to be a real winner. if you look at this uptrend, it's been a up place for quite some time. it got up to right near the ipo price intra-day of 120. it's backed off a little bit. but it's still good to be long in the stock and buy dips. the area i'm looking at a 105 initially and 101. i still think until the stock shows further signs of deterioration, you really

another, do you think kinda neat thing that is another common sense idea is newton's law of cooling? this one makes sense. it has to do with the rate. the rate of cooling is proportional to delta t. in this case, i wouldn't have to be concerned with kelvins because the difference in temperature from here to here and the difference from here to here would be the same. do you see? i'm not taking a ratio. but over here at newton's law of cooling is-- for the rate of cooling is proportional to the difference in-- now what do you mean difference? you know, delta means difference. that means how hot something is compared to what the surroundings are. if this thing here is red hot, and this is maybe something like of 500 degrees above the surroundings, then that's a high delta t. guess what the rate at which this degrees are gonna clip off will be, high rate. see? if i take this thing and warm it up a little bit like this. now, it's a little bit warmer than the environment. how quickly does it cool? not very quickly because delta t is very small. if i put this in an oven and turn it red hot

fig newtons are just newtons. >> really changes everything. we have a good show you tonight.the new tim burton movie "dark shadows," eva green is here. we have music from brad, and we'll be right back with william h. macy. so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ roll up your sleeves. sift and pour. sneak a treat. crave for more. what's your nook? nook tablet. get it at your neighborhood barnes and noble. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? try acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus for exceptional comfort. it feels like it disappeared on my eye! [ male announcer ] discover why it's the brand eye doctors trust most for comfort. acuvue® oasys brand. ♪ you take a message. take a boo-boo and make it better. take a nap? lol. take a breath. you take care of it all. let nutri-grain help take care of you. it's tasty -- made with real fruit, whole grains, fiber... soft and sweet. take a moment. then take on that to-do list with a grin. kellogg's nutri-grain. take care of you™. i'm looking for the one. kids, house, the whole domestic thing, you know? then why does

newton talked about that years ago. newton says consider a mountain high enough to be, not above gravity, a lot of people think above gravity, no, no, no, no, to be above the drag of the atmosphere. put a cannon on there and fire that cannonball and guess how fast it'll orbit. 8 kilometers per second... what you do is you orbit all the way around-- you're falling all the time, fall, fall, fall without ever hitting the ground. so that speed will put you in orbit. so next time you're watching the television set and you see they're gonna put some satellite into orbit, see the rocket go off. rocket climbing, climbing, climbing. pretty soon you'll see the rocket start to go sideways, right? should it? --better. what if just went... right back down, see? so it'll go up, gotta get up above the air drag and it's getting up, up, up and now it's gonna get level. and when it starts to get level, down below at mission control, they're pushing that thing up to guess how fast? past tense of eat, 8, okay? 8 kilometers per second and t

when you hear somebody say, we should cut more taxes, especially for the wealthiest americans, well, newton, you've been there and you've done that. we did that. 2000, 2001, 2003. when you hear people say that we should cut back more on the rules we put in place for banks and financial institutions to avoid another taxpayer bailout. well, we tried that. >> that's the president in iowa just moments ago. republican challenger mitt romney has his eyes today on pennsylvania's 20 electoral college votes, encountering some democratic protests as he made his case on education. >> education and the gap in the educational opportunity and achievement of people of color in this society, i believe, is a civil rights issue of our time. and you'll have a better perspective than i do, but from my perspective, our failure to provide kids with the skills they need for the jobs of today and tomorrow is a crisis. >> a bit later we'll take a closer look at a dust-up between governor romney and some teachers over class size. first, the changing lay of the land and state by state race to 270 electoral votes. sev

she's legally recognized that way. >> you heard what paula newton said.that some people were kind of upset. you know? we don't know how she got to be in the final 12. they're kind of upset. what do you make of that? is it ignorance? >> i think everyone's entitled to their opinion. and i don't think anyone can be 100% right or wrong in this situation. but jenna's doing what's right for jenna. i got chills when i saw the replay of the video. you can tell she was shocked. she got to the front of the stage. she did that little hip pop. i think she's more prepared than people think she is. she's ready. serious what it is. i'm going to bring in these guys. comedian and contributor, dean. and wendy walsh. wendy and dean, let me say, wendy, you were in beauty pageants. i said, this is my sort of -- this is mi sort of male neanderthal -- beauty pageants isn't a right. who would want to enter a beauty pageant anyway. i want to see a transgender secretary of state not in a beauty pangn't. is that a buy yos on my part? >> of course it is. anybody can be what they wan

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we're going to need to see good fundamental results for the stock to keep working higher. >> mark newtonmark may, thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll have nose numbers for you on linkedin coming up after the bell. >>> about 30 minutes left in the trading session. the dow jones industrial average is off of the lows. down 52 points. could this year be an anomaly to the sell in may theory? sell in may and go away is the strategy. coming up, two guests who don't sell but stay in the markets right here, because they will turn higher. we will show you how to make money doing that. >> and then general motors, chrysler is keeping plants open longer to meet demand. the auto sector when we come back and trade at the close. you're watching the "closing bell." tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the spx is on my radar. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i'm on top of it all with charles schwab. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i use streetsmart edge and its tools like... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 screener plus. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i can custom build my own screens tdd# 1-800-345-2550 or use predefined ones

>> when you're tired of the weekend, sitting there by yourself, poor tom newton is keeled over at the's fun to be monday through friday -- >> prime time, yeah. >> at least there's some energy, you're working with the best anchor in the market. >> i feel great. like a million bucks . [ laughter ] >> once the show end, i'm out the door. >> goodnight, everybody!

new triple berry newtons. ♪ made with real fruit, 100% whole grain, and fiber.s morning on "today's style," what's old is new again. wedges and bright colors from decades past have made a big comeback, and constance white is the editor in chief of "essence" magazine and she's here to show us how to work those looks right into our wardrobe. good morning. >> good morning, tamron. we were looking through some old magazines and we saw these great outfits, including a white dress on iman and fabulous bright colors. wait a minute, these things are hot again. >> our first look is lauren. you're taking a look at some of the '80s. a lot of people don't like the '80s. but this i like. >> yes. the brights. were a signature of the '80s. this is a really great casual look for going out with the girls or for doing a date. and here are these great yellow, really bright yellow trunks, jeans, and a hot pink. the key is with brights, is to find brights for your complexion. >> okay. and that yellow looks perfect. why is that perfect for her complexion? >> it's the pink, the hot pi

cnn's paula newton is live in toronto where the pageant is taking place.you would think gender rights groups would be supporting her? >> well, we are seeing editorials that point to the obvious. at the end of the day, about a beauty pageant, objectifying women. i want you now, fred, to hear from jenna wheherself when i as her why she wanted to enter a beauty pageant. >> the power you get from having the crown, you can inspire so many people with that power. so if i have to walk in a bikini for that, i will. >> walk in a bikini, in heels, and, fred, she did. i think people on the other side of the equation, people who embrace all forms of feminism are saying, look, she is advancing civil rights. what gloria allred her celebrity lawyer said and at the same time, we may not be for beauty pageants, but what she's doing is coming, allowing people to come around to the fact that she deserves a shot at this and that she a woman. that's what it says on her passport. still a lot of controversy around this issue and pageant officials have been blunt saying, look, th

is he had stopped there with the comments then he mentioned newton. >> to the honest truth i couldn't care less. i think that is totally overblown stat because if you are losing games you are like the carolina panthers. you are not winning though. >> in response, carolina tweeted amex lek smith, junior stats would have gotten you cut. that is after a 13-3 year. in case you are wondering the 49ers and panthers do not meet each other. that is fortunate after this. >> thanks for joining us. we continue tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. we're available online and facebook and twitter. >> have a great weekend.

festival of books, a panel on the american century with john farrell, author of clarence darrow, jim newton, author of eisenhower, and richard reeves, author of "portrait of camelot." "los angeles times" festival of books, which started in 1996, is held annually on the campus of the university of southern california. this is about an hour. >> my name is scott. my nams to the festival of books.cott this panel is called biography, the american century. before we get into it, just oneo or two minor housekeeping issues. immediately housekeeping issues. immediately after this panel all the arturs will go and i hope you will follow to a signing area. lots of people directing you there. you can continue any conversations you might want to start over there. the second thing, i know i have been doing these panels since the festival of books began 15 years ago and i started each one saying the same thing which becomes truer and truer which is i can think of no greater gift then a newspaper has bestowed upon its community then this festival of books. [applause] we want our festival of books. now just

penguins bite snees we salute you, newton leroy gingrich, professor recent and the man who could havenext president. >> and newton leroy gingrich, dropping out of the race in just a few hours. but rick tyler -- >> be where on the snark factor was that? >> i hope you all had your fun. i mean, people took that penguin thing wrong. i looked at the odds of newt getting the nomination and looked at the odds of getting bitten by a penguin in chicago. had i hope. >> i teared up a little bit. >> that was a great -- >> it took a lot of stamina to go out and face guys like that. >> i'm going to miss him. if we're all being honest here. >> newt gingrich brought a certain cayenne pepper heat to this race. those of us who enjoy a little spice in this 2012 race will miss the nonsec question tors, the theories and all the other highlights we just played. rick, the game is not over yet. he's suspending his campaign. there's some debt. and the super pac, the newt gingrich super pac is still sitting on 5 58$5 million. is there plans for that money? >> the plans are from going on helping defeat barack o