three newtons. about three. three newtons is registered, right? do you know there are people who could watch that and see that it's moving with no acceleration and they know enough physics they can say "hey, you know what, i can calculate in my head "what the friction force must have been that you were pulling against." and there are people that can't make those calculations. but there are people who can. and all they say is that, honey, when you were pulling it, it took 3 newtons to keep it going. i can tell you how much the friction was so long as it didn't accelerate. see if you're sitting next to someone who can do such a thing in their head. go. oh, heavy, heavy, heavy. when i pull that, i get three newtons. these three newtons pulling it this way. do you guys know anyone who can calculate what the friction must be? aren't you sitting next to someone? what's the person next to you say? - how many newtons of friction? - three newtons. how many say three? yay, most everybody. that's right. because if i pull that and it didn't accelerate and i k

newton's mind sure, but newton had some hints and newton says he climbed on the shoulders of giants.. and one of those giants was a fellow by the name of kepler, an astronomer type. kepler who spent his lifetime making sense out of the data of one of his contemporaries, brahe, tycho brahe who spent his lifetime gathering data about the planets. and back in the 1700s, kepler found some very, very interesting things. first of all, kepler found out that the planets go around the sun, not in circles, but in what? ellipses and i can draw an ellipse for you, gang. an ellipse can be constructed as such. i wish i knew this when i was in high school in wood shop when i had to make a coffee table and i made an elliptical type coffee table and i thought i was very clever because what i did is i drew one quadrant of an ellipse on newspaper and cut it out and then folded it over, traced it, folded it over, traced it, folded it over, traced it and i thought i had what was a nice ellipse. if i had known about this, i would have had a better coffee table. i can construct an ellipse very simply, watch

with 10 newtons. what's the net force on the object? oh, you can't do that. let me try this one then. let's suppose someone pushes over here with a force of 1 newton and someone else pushes here 1 newton. can you guys know what the net force would be? begin with z. - zero. - zero. - end with p. - zip. zip, another word for zero, okay. there'd be a zero net force. what's the net force up and down over here? - zip. - zip. so what's the change in motion? zip. and what do we call the change in motion, beginning with the a. - acceleration. - acceleration. so what's the acceleration if there's no net force? zero. zero, that's right. that's newton's first law. that if no net force acts on an object then the object won't accelerate. and we learned last time that acceleration is a 50-cent word for what? change. you remember that? see. if there's no change then there's no acceleration. and newton says, "there'll be no acceleration if there's no net force." that's why things that are sitting at rest, no force ac

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 laser beam over here, it looks like to people it's pointing up. but it's not pointing up here. it's just 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,

we're america's natural gas. >> bret: welcome back to newton, iowa.n uncle nancy coffee house and eatery. we want to welcome in the local panel of experts to get local perspective on the state of iowa and the presidential race. kay hender sob, news director of radio iowa. bob eshewan from news. and jennifer, register. thank you for being here. bob, here in newton, in jasper county this is a place where this is a swing county. 9 # counties in iowa. to 20 are reliable republican. 27 said to be reliable democratic. 52 swing counties. jasper county is one of those. why is it that way? what is the big issue here? >> jobs and the economy are the big issues. we have polled the readers with the "newton daily news" and that was the number one issue for 46% of our readers. obviously with the maytag departure were concerned about finding good jobs again. >> bret: maytag was a big part of the community and left in 2007 finally after pulling out, starting a pull-out over years. a big union place. and now, jobs are the big issue. >> exactly. we have had a good -- d

certainly newton has stood the test of time. newton continues to work. we can launch the shuttle's and build bridges and all the rest of the sort this sort of thing using newton's laws of gravity and force and so forth and so on but significantly most notably by einstein and many scientists sciences since einstein so they have been changed but i guess the way we say it is that the regime in which newton's proposals were made and were true, they are still true within that regime. what is changed in the ways the regime. we have expanded the regime so now newton's formulations work as long as you don't travel at the speed of light which we don't very -- don't do very often so they're workable but when you begin to travel you have to evoke einstein's theory of relativity. for example pbs devices we send signals to satellites and back of the speed of light needs to be adjusted by einstein's relativity in order to work properly. >> albert einstein -- >> albert einstein has certainly stood up although einstein wasn't certain he would have stood up. yet question

newton's what? - third law. - newton's third law. the law of action and reaction. i can demonstrate that like this. i'm bending my fingers up the most i possibly can. that's the most i can bend my fingers up. i can't bend them any higher. but if i push them, ah, i can. let's supposed i push on the podium. ah, now my fingers are being bent up. what's bending my fingers up? - the podium. - podium. yeah. that's the most i can bend them. would you push my fingers, please? now my fingers are bent just like before, okay? what's happening to my fingers, gang? they're being pushed on. isn't that right? they're being pushed on, that's why you see them bent up like that right. how 'bout when i touch the wall over here? was the wall pushing on my fingers too? a lot of people don't see that. non-physics types don't see that but physics type see, "hey, man, he's pushing on the wall." and what's the wall doing to him. - pushing back. - watch how i lean. i'm leaning on the wall, huh? okay. now, everybody say, "hey, the dude's pushing against the wall," okay? i call this the wall,

>> guest: huey newton is deceased. he was killed in i believe the late 1980s.obby seale is with us today. he still speaking about the black panthers work on a regular basis. >> host: and why did the party disband or why did it -- >> guest: i think for several reasons. one, there was the fbi's and counterintelligence program which was quite successful and enduring a few things, installing agent provocateurs within the party which created some of this discord that exist now in the party between different factions. they were successful in all intel program, just police repression. so people were dying, a part of a to write about in the book is that health programs, there's a way in which the health programs respond to the fact that members of the party were dying in armed conflicts with the police, with state authorities, federal authorities and the sorts of things. with that decimate the ranks of the part in a very fatal and material way, was partly why the party disbanded. and i think politics just change. things change. so the party ends in the early 1980s. the

cam newton dives over the pile. newton, 16 career rushing touchdowns in his first 2 seasons.s an nfl record. just too little, too late for carolina. newton, three picks on the night. this one coming from michael bole, his third of the season. giants just dominating. brown, his second touchdown of the game. he was once cut by the panthers. new york went. 36-7. >>> baseball now. washington nationals hosting the dodgers. a 2-1 game in the fourth. danny espinosa, ground ball down the line. ian desmond scores. nats go up 3-1. now, to the ninth. storen closing things out. the nats clinch the first playoff berth since 1981. >>> and the reds are also headed to the playoffs, clinching their playoff berth, as well. >> looking forward to cincinnati winning the world series. >>> tiger woods has a share of the lead as the second round of the tour championship gets under way today. he had six birdies in his first round yesterday. if woods wins the tournament on sunday, it would mean a $10 million payday, which is the largest payout in golf. 10 million bucks. >> not too shabby. and he happe

cam newton back to pass third down, dropped by umeniyora. fourth quarter, andre brown from a yard out, helps them put it away, 113 yards rushing. two scores in the game, see you later, cam newton. >>> baseball, the reds became the first to make the 2012 postseason with a 5-3 win over the cubbies yesterday. the reds celebrated without dusty baker, their manager, out after being hospitalized with an irregular heartbeat and the reds' magic number down to two, two games to win the division. and good news for baseball fans in the nation's capital. for the first time since 1933, a baseball team from washington, d.c. will be in the postseason. the nationals beat the dodgers last night, 4-1. they clinch a postseason berth, the first for the franchise since the expos made the playoffs in 1981. this year's performance marks an unbelievable turnaround for them. they lost 100 games in both 2008 and 2009 and i was there in 1933, the last time they were in the playoffs. yankees took on the blue jays in the bronx last night. oh, fourth inning, yankees down

newton in shakespeare this is this girl marina. is consequences of intially i found the answer to my question store and today. there is a traditional reunion. for priests who used to be students of the moscow state university and there is about a hundred priests of my age coming for those meetings. your book every day saints was received really well by russian readers and now it's been translated and published in english. countries and what kind of people would you like to reach out to with picking wish edition. no idea so it wasn't your idea when you put it simply suggested translating this book into english and accepted the offer with gratitude but you know that it was you know that's what the russian edition sold one point one million copies in the first year. where printing ten thousand copies for the united states. so you know the stuff that. i believe there are many orthodox christians in the united states russian orthodox believe is alone are about strong probably have another million in canada plus we have greece by the way

tolstoy pushkin newton compelling because. shakespeare in many many others. even copernicus so yes copernicus was a priest you know but that's a different story so what toaster was excommunicated from the church he was not. yes he was some say that he was not really excommunicated. i don't know anything about english would be like me arguing with you about articles in english all right that's the way he was excommunicated but the point is he was a believe as was copernicus and the people had no respect for party bosses in the office of the communist ideology were absolutely. and the girl who was in charge of ideological instruction at school i remember her name was marina and says for all the questions she was an atheist to. me that somebody must be to. to be wrong here it is essentially pushkin those newton in shakespeare this is this girl marina. if. i found the answer to my question will store and today. there is a traditional reunion. for priests who used to be students of the moscow state university and there is about a hundred priests of my age coming t

certainly newton has stood the test of time. newton continues to work. we can launch space shuttles and build a bridges and all the rest of this sort of thing using newton's laws of gravity and force but they have been revised significantly most notably by einstein and many scientists since einstein so they have been changed. the way we say it is the regime in which newton's proposals were made and were true they are still true within that regime. what has changed is the regime we have expanded the regime. newton's formulations work as long as you don't travel near the speed of light which we don't do very often so they are pretty workable. when you begin to travel near the speed of light un vote feinstein's relativity and we do that. our gps devices which sends signals to satellites and back at the speed of light need to be adjusted by einstein's relativity to work properly or they would be 15 meters off all the time. >> albert einstein has stood up. >> robert einstein has the so far although einstein wasn't so sure it would stand up. he had some punchs

craig newton. >> newton? craig t. nelson. craig: he is going to hate me. you know why? we're best friends. >> are you? craig: there is a bunch of guys, we're all called craig and we go, we get together every year, we go up to the woods and take all of our clothes off and light a fire and cry because our dads didn't love us enough. >> this is why you have me on because i'm naive because i'm like wow, that sounds like a really fun trip. good for you. craig: you're not that naive. >> i was going there with you. i mean, i would never go there with you. craig: you'd never go to woods with me? >> a bunch of craigs? what's happening now? and your snake! craig: why are you hating on the snake? why? >> it is -- i love your snake. i see it every year. [laughter] but it's just -- it is so cold. your snake is cold. craig: well, warm it up then. [laughter] that's right. get your hands around it. give it a good rub. that will warm it up. >> it is freckled. craig: it is freckled actually. how did you know? weirdly, only one freckle. true story. >> just one? craig: yeah, but me and bot

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bill: i don't have a problem with cam newton. yes, and he will grow.aybe way too serious but that's not a bad problem. i have a problem with a guy like jay cutler. he was in his seventh year right now and some of the antics that he shows on the field to me -- james: the fact that they're continuing? bill: yeah and he's showing out other players. the one thing about cam, it's about him. he has to become more of a leader. jay is singling out his own teammates. james: not a good thing. and we did ask ashanti the question first. what's it like to be a top draft pick with all the high expectations? we'll hear from andrew luck and rg3 after this. >> you got to learn your stuff and be the first and last guy out. >> if i haven't proved heist in a game, why should anybody >> if i haven't proved heist in a game, why should anybody listen to me? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, a

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

wayne newton and wayne root and franks are not shut shatt and liberace, interesting crowd. i did into politics at a guarantee of nearly las vegas huffaker to be a vice presidential nominee and a regular on fox news. american sherbet or fox news.com. i write for probably every major conservative website in the world. my commentary is read by 75 million people and i do about a thousand radio interviews he aired. so i get my political advice and insights and analysis out there every day of the week and my number one thing at this point is america desperately needs offshore. we've got to live sure barack obama. he's got to go. sin into china. >> host: first of all, but if a las vegas oddsmaker? >> guest: and vegas odds makers someone who predicts winner of sporting events. it was a natural outgrowth for me. i went from to get to port games to the winners of political elections. and i think it was 2004, news max at the conservative website that i'll be oddsmaker and pundits in america, the one who got the most accurate prediction was wayne root. i predicted bush by three ponts i

a big learning experience for newton. golf fans are applying the championship in the plant. best of created some great drama, especially this guy, jim furyk. he had an incredible 29 on the front. 29. the rest were 3's. he finally had a bogey on the 14th. a 64, seven under par. the lead. the nfl officials met this week to settle their financial dispute. had very little progress. again, we have deferred -- replacements. about thatot talking money. >> they will not budge. both sides. >> anncr: a gr:ood job. it's the ky to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to buildld a new resort casino. four thousand permanent jobs, paying... on average fifty five thousand a year. six thousand jobs from increased tourism... and table games like blackjack and poker. add it up: it's twelve thousand new maryland jobs. but to build it you have to vote for it. vote for question seven. and get maryland back to work. president obama: i'm barack obamthis message.ve... anncr: he keeps saying it... mi

wayne newton and wayne root and frank sinatra. it's an interesting probably got into politics and i'm the only bus vegas maker to become a vice presidential nominee and regular on fox news. on the columnist and contributors at fox news.com. i write for probably every major conservative website in the world. my commentary is read by 75 million people and i do about a thousand radio interviews a year so i get my political advice and insight and analysis out there every day of the week and my number one thing at this point is america desperately needs offshore. we have to offshore barack obama. he's got to go, send him to china to respect first what is a loss of vegas oddsmaker? >> someone that predicts the winners of sporting events and was kind of a natural outgrowth. i went to predicting the one of sporting events, football games, to the winners of political elections, and i think it was too close and for the conservative website said out of all of the oddsmakers and pendants and america of the one that got the most accurate predi

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and there you see newton's law flawlessly executed. thatistinction between-- that dtinction 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, ve slowly, gang, which string gonna break, top or btom? - 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 might h

> only three other players have thrown for more yards in their nfl debut, the most recent was cam newton, last year. >>> our redskins coverage continues on our website wusa 9.com. check out our photo gallery and get the nine things redskins fans learned from this game. also see video from earlier in the week of rg iii playing with his fellow rookie playmate trent richardson, all on our front page on wusa9.com. >>> the presidential election is less than two mohs away, with the party conventions over the campaigns are focusing now on key states that could give them the edge on election day. danielle nottingham, that is the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president obama wrapped up a tour of florida and is now back at the white house with a fundraising win. for the first time in four months his campaign out raised mitt romney, collecting about $3 million more in august. the polls show a boost for the president from the democratic national convention. mitt romney will be in ohio today, a key battleground state. his campaign argues this election will come down to who can fix the eco

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that's newton's second law. and this is how you get acceleration, and what is acceleration by definition? if someone asked you, "okay, that's how you get it by pushing on a mass, but what is acceleration?" you would say-- check the neighbor. what is acceleration anyway? change. it's a change. a change in what? a change in velocity-- over time, over a period of time. --over time, okay? here's how you get acceleration and here's what it is. so you know what i can say. this must be equal to this. and now i can say force multiplied by time-- watch this. can you guys do a little algebra? force multiplied by time must be equal to mass multiplied by change in velocity. i've just cross multiplied. this is gonna allow me to look at things with a little more perception than otherwise. see where i have the m and the v, i can put them together. what do i call this quantity here? check the neighbors. see if the neighbor knows what the quantity mass times speed equals. hey. begin with a m. how many sitting next to someone who

cam newton got the best of drew brees. saints drop to 0-2, the panthers won it 35-27. chargers retired the honor of junior aeau. one of the coolest haircuts you will ever see. chargers beat the titans 38-10. and finally, the best tackle of the day goes to the bengals pickle. the best tackle of the day. he wrapped up trent richardson, then grabbed his shoe and chucked it. you can't play without your cleats. he can be the backup quarterback with that arm. ben gamgs won it 34-27. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> a new candidate stakes her claim to being hollywood's current bad girl. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, florida's oldest restaurant normally packs them in, but not like this. besides great food, something else drew the crowds this weekend. you're watching "early today." warm spots across the west coast. in las vegas, we're at 79 degrees right now. it is going to be a warm one as we go through the day today, especially across the southwest. temperatures stay up around 100 degrees. seattle e

(laughter) >> jon: what's with the vegas wayne newton cabaret matter about the marriage of jesus. hey, folks, how about a hand for these two newly-wed nazarenes, huh, jesus yoois and what's your name, sweetheart, you're a lucky lady, all right. moving on now. (laughter) hey, that must have been some honeymoon, huh, gretchen, huh? hey. moving on to our main story. the unemployment rate for veterans, 11%. 3% higher than the general population. luckily the senate today has taken up a bill that would help get jobs for the over 700,000 veterans currently out of work. >> on capitol hill legislation aimed at putting the nation's veterans back to work has been blocked in the senate. >> jon: oh, right, i forgot. it's time for our recurring segment, oh, right, because doing something would have the... yes, the senate voted on a bill that would provide a billion dollars to veterans, a bill that would provide a billion dollars to veterans to help them get jobs in law enforcement, fire departments and or federal land. the bill was affirmed by 58 senators, rejected by only 40, thus failing to p

cam newton's success made people forget how difficult this is. peyton manning threw three interceptions, but can he deliver? that seems to be the $1 million question. we'll find out in four days. griffin told reporters he is ready and he feels that way because he trusts his preparation. he is confident, then again, what else would you expect from the heisman trophy winner? sunday will be a dream come true. >> it's every kid's dream to play in the nfl. we made it to the preseason. all these guys working extremely hard to make the team and moving forward from there. i'm excited about it. >> of course there's 52 other guys on this roster and they are just as excited to get the season started. the young ball club with a lot of new faces, which makes sunday's game more compelling. who are these guys and what can they do? sunday, the redskins will get a chance to show. >> this group that we have, i love going to war with them. everybody is accountable. you can see guys up this morning, 6:15, lifting in there watching extra film, getting ready to put go

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cnn's paula newton with this father's plea. >> reporter: this man says he doesn't know how much morehe can take, or how much longer he will live. and so he has a plantive message for the president of iran. >> please, please, please release an innocent man and reunite him with his father and his mother. >> reporter: he recently underwent brain surgery to remove a malignant tumor. he faces radiation and chemotherapy, but he says his fate lies not with the doctors and treatment, but with the man and the regime that have imprisoned his son. >> i hope and pray that i will get to see my son one last time before i go to the other side. >> reporter: amir is a former marine, a decorated iraqi war veteran, born in arizona and raised in nebraska and michigan. within weeks of setting foot in iran for the first time in august of last year, he was there to visit his grandmother, he was arrested, interrogated, imprisoned, and after several months -- >> my name is amir -- >> reporter: showcased on iranian tv as a cia operate iiv. he has been convicted of espionage and sentenced to death, though he h

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i think three or four banging on the dr joe flacco, cam newton, and maybe matthew stafford if he can stay healthy. >> here comes joe flacco. >> mike: brad, to take that one step further, my definition is somebody who can lead you to a super bowl, win the game and be the guy. >> brad: right. >> mike: in the modern super bowl era, you can point to trent dilfer with balance more, and maybe tampa bay the year they were so dominant with bread johnson as the two, quote, pain managers. all the rest were dominant franchise quarterbacks. if you don't have him, you're not winning in this league. >> brad: alex? >> alex: we had that conversation on the field before this game tonight, whether or not he is an elite quarterback. he says he doesn't necessarily compare himself to the bradys and the brees, but he said he believes in himself and his ability because of the way this team has been made up, the constituents, the offense harsh necessarily favored him, but he believes in what he brings to the team and his on potential. >> mike: let me still you something, alex, he does compare himself. boldi

last year's overall draft pick cam newton passed for 422 yards and two touchdowns in his debut, but he also threw an interception. first overall draft pick andrew luck had a less than impressive day yesterday. he threw three interceptions despite passing for 300 yards and a touchdown. >> some folks we talked to in public, the restaurant there in d.c.'s tinnily town, they watched the game. fans said it's like a whole new team with rg3 as the leader. >> i'm glad to see that d.c. finally got its time, and the redskins are finally here. >> i love it. rg3, the future is now. this is awesome. >> this is pretty exciting. i didn't have my hopes up too high, but they've passed every expectation i had. >> the redskins travel to solution to take on the rams next weekend. rg3 makes his home debut on september 23rd against the bengals. a lot of people who aren't necessarily huge redskins fans are like, whoa, it's only the first game. you don't want to put too much pressure. >> we can bask in the glory of the first game. >> absolutely. >> the fact we beat the saints, we scored 40 points, which is th