to gain access to these compounds, pearson extracts fats, or lipids, from the rock sample. once the lipids are extracted, they are run through a mass spectrometer, which indicates what kinds of compounds are in the sample. pearson: so, when we look at a mixed sample and identify what kinds of compounds we have in the sample, sometimes we see a compound with a mass spectrum like this, and this is the mass spectrum of a sterol. the sterol is related to the compound cholesterol, which is something we're familiar with. and any time we see a sterol, we interpret that as meaning there was a eukaryote in the sample. and this is significant because we're able to then look for molecular fossils or biomarkers that record eukaryotes before eukaryotes became big enough to leave large, macroscopic fossils that we can then see. narrator: but sterols do more than tell us what kind of life was present. they provide evidence for its environment. this complicated maze of lines, circles, and arches is a road map of the metabolic pathways of living cells, molecular biologists' current knowledg

pearson's expertise kick into high gear.e realizes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything is starting to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pearson says flashovers are a firefighter's worst nightmare and almost also a calling card for certain death. >> something very dangerous to the fire service. it deals with temperatures between 1,000 and 1500 degrees. everything in that room, people, furniture, doesn't matter, is going to light. it's going to be on fire at once. >> pearson orders the firefighter to evacuate the building immediately. one makes it outside, but seconds later. >> go, go, go! >> oh, my god. >> tense moments pass. no one knows if anyone still inside is alive. but then pearson and another f

. >> that 35 minutes makes all the difference to marcia pearson. it took a lawsuit but now her first grader darren can escape the school district and go to one where she feels gives him a first rate education. >> you could see the joy coming out of him. everybody was so excited to see him. >> darren's home district, the incorporated dischoo normandy school district, finally lost its accreditation. but darren's mother took advantage of an unusual missouri law, if your school district is failing, can you transfer to another -- you can transfer to another school district and the school district has to pick up the tap. >> i was very excited for him to take advantage of that since the school district had lost its accreditation. >> she says the differences were dramatic. >> everybody should receive a good education. not because of your social or economic background none of that should matter. but coming up in the school system with my son it does matter. you know it's not fair and not right. they're just children. >> but missouri transfer law is controve

or what was written by drew pearson. the rumor was all over d.c. what he had done by not getting into the race in march, he enabled himself not to be in the primary in nebraska, indiana, oregon. nixon would have crushed him in indiana. it was his mother state. we would have crushed him in nebraska, before he got to oregon, which was rocky's strongest state. he delayed the announcement until the filing deadline passed. he pulled himself off the ballot in oregon. they were all calling nixon a loser but none of them wanted to come into the primaries and beat him, because he would have beaten every one of them. with due respect, including governor reagan. at one point he could've beaten reagan for president. we didn't go into new york because nixon felt like i can win this nomination by winning all the contested primaries, open primaries, without going after favorite sons. he wanted to win the nomination so that none of these favorite sons would be humiliated. >> another story in the book is how we got warren burger as our chief justice. indeed.i worke

. >> battalion chief pearson says because the drought turned the forest into virtually tender the fire was no longer predictable. >> we have to be supercautious as professionals and when the professionals are caught it's certainly cause for alarm. >> reporter: the mendocino incident is under investigation. we do now that the burn injuries were bad enough to send them to the santa clara valley medical center. one of om two burn trauma centers in northern california. >> you never really think that something is going to happen to you or to anybody that you work with. >> reporter: pearson is worried that given the extreme wildland conditions this year we may see more incidents and injuries a risk that won't end until the rains start. the rest of the strike team which includes 19 first alerts from santa clara county are still in mendocino helping with the investigators, but have been pulled from the fire lines. three injured who returned home this morning aren't expected back to woke for a couple of weekends. in los gatos patti lee, ktvu . >>> more details now, five minmate firefighters wer

we will we will be glad to take questions, but reverend pearson. >> thank you, governor, and all of thected officials and the law enforcement officers who are here the great the saint mark church is we are a family and we view this community as our family. so we wanted our place to be open to anyone who wanted to come here and have their peace and have their say. we have not restricted anyone from coming here. and i want to thank the governor for coming here today. we are in this community, and we want to do our part to make it a great community. we, like everybody else, wants to see justice in this case, and i believe with the people that have been sentence here from d.c. and other places, we will see justice. in the words of amos, as i step to the side, let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream. god bless you, and god keep you is our prayer [applause.] . >> one more, the senior elected official who has been intimately involved in day 1 to make sure the resources were necessary not only in this region but equally around the country, congressman from this

. >> i'm of swede, his name was pa pearson.e was a heck of a good pitcher and good enough to go the big leagues but in times like those big leagues didn't pay the larger amount of money so some guys if they had a good enough job they didn't leave and could get work in town teams. so they come to abilene, pretty much beat abilene. because the score was 10-2 would you believe abilene was proud of that. in the paper they printed that there's some mean satisfaction knowing that the kansas city monarchs defeated junction city 13-1 and abilene only 10-2. i thought that was interesting. that happened all the time. if you couldn't beat them maybe you could look better than the surrounding towns. when the monarchs organized in 1929, the first league president was andrew rube foster. he had a couple of teams. he was booking those teams and getting eater 5% or 10% of the gate wherever they played. so they needed rube foster to come in to the league to be a part of the league because he controlled five or four of the best teams. they had t

chairman, i believe washe late president truman mentioned, along with drew pearson. he doesn't need any defense from me. he's been known to handle people who made attacks on him. he said some of them were prevaricators, liars anyway you look at them. it's not appropriate, i think, to be critical of those who are deceased. we do know that mr. truman opposed passing the buck almost -- he was almost as opposed to passing the buck as nixon is good at it. on mr. truman's death, there was a sign in the oval office that said, the buck stops here. now, we've had other criticism of other presidents were who -- who were deceased. president johnson. we've had discussion of the fifth amendment. i'm not going to tell you i can tell you all about the fifth amendment. due process, i think it's awfully hard to give due process to a dead man. i would hope that when the final record is written, we would strike any attempt to make attacks of that kind. i would certainly say that i would resist any that might be made with regard to president eisenhower. we were in the army together. [la

hampton pearson has the news. >> well, after 10:00 a.m., a remotely piloted aircraft, a drone to you and me, struck a site. moments later, they were attacked and eliminated. and minutes later, planes struck a convoy near erbil. and news that two jets operating from an aircraft carrier in the gulf had dropped bombs on mobile artillery used by isis. and the white house says that president obama has not established a specific end date for the air strikes inside iraq. and there's the humanitarian crisis. u.s. dropping supplies, food and water. for the tens of thousands of religious minorities who fled, fearing their lives. and rocket attacks in the gaza strip have resumed now that the three-day cease-fire has ended. talks have hit a deadlock. israel has responded to the rocket attacks with air strikes. mandy, back to you. >> thank you. >>> so, how will this impact the oil markets? john kingston? >> well, there's really no chance for a supply shock. a sudden amount of crude being taken off the market. they're essentially baked into the price. at the worst, $200,000 barrels a day in kurdis

i believe, for instance, that in his diaries, the late drew pearson says the late harry s. truman turned the irs loose on him at one time. and that doesn't make it any better if it was done now, but i think it's a good thing to bear in mind, that we have a certain amount of pious hypocrisy in these proceedings from time to time. now, the truth of the matter is that there really isn't any evidence connected with the president again if you please, which we're always sort of sloughing over here. the president did anything out of the way about the irs at all. the only thing anybody even attempts to cite is the conversation of september 15th. and as a matter of fact, the president doesn't refer to the irs in that conversation. he says, we have not used the power in its first four years, as you know, we have never used it. we have never used the bureau, that's the fbi, and we have never used the justice department. he doesn't talk about the irs, as a matter of fact. but the interesting thing is that all that conversation is is talk anyway. now, it's not good talk. it would be dam

comes days after disclosures that the superintendent had very close ties to executives at apple and pearson, the company providing the curriculum on the devices which might have influenced the bidding process for that contract. for example, the initial rules for winning the contract appeared to be tailored to the products of the eventual winners. a lot of money is at stake. the initial $30 million was expected to expand to about $500 million. apple's ipad does boast a commanding presence in the american classroom. it enjoys about 90% of the market share for tablets, that's according to an analyst at idc, including kindergarten through 12th agreed. the product still doesn't account for about 20 march of apple's revenue. this issue doesn't look like it's going away. the teachers' union want an official investigation, and the superintendent does deny any wrongdoing. mandy, back to you. >> it's all about the kids. i hope they win out in the long run. >>> have you ever found yourself at work being distracted by maybe facebook, a little tweeting, brian, planning a travel, or maybe even fantasy fo

by there was a guy by the name of sweed pearson. he pitched the final four innings of that game.weed was a local player. he was just a heck of a good pitcher. he was probably good enough to go to the big leagues but in times like those, the big leagues didn't always pay the largest amount of money. some guys if they had a good enough job, they didn't leave. so they come there and pretty much beat them but because the score was 10-2. would you believe they were proud of that. in the paper they printed that there's some mean satisfaction in knowing that the kansas city monarchs defeated junction city 13-1. clay center 13-1 and abelene only 10-2. i thought that was interesting. if you couldn't beat them, maybe you can look better than the surrounding towns. that happened all the time. what's happen triinteresting ab game is when the monarchs organized in 1920, the first president was a man by the name of andrew foster. he had been managing teams. he had the cubans, the detroit stars and the american giants and the chicago giants. he was booking those teams and getting either 5 to 10

i want to thank personally representative, reverend, friend, tommy pearson. this is your house, the lord's house and i would ask if you would like to make comments. we'll be glad to take questions. >> thank you, governor, and all the elected officials and the law enforcement officers who are here. the greatest st. mark family church is just that. we're a family. we view this community as our family. we wanted our place to be open to anyone who wanted to come here and have their peace and have their say. we've not restricted anyone from coming here. i want to thank the governor for coming here today. we're in this community and we want to do our part to make it a great community. we, like everybody else, want to see justice in this case. i believe what the people that have been sent here from d.c. and other places, we will see justice. in the words of amos, as i step to the side, let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream. god bless you and god keep you is our prayer. [ applause ] >> one more, the senior elected official who has b

for a look at markets and the rest of rest of the news before the bell, hampton pearson, good morning. >> how are you doing, sam? futures, pointing lower this morning after u.s. stocks climbed higher tuesday with the nasdaq composite furthering gains. a 14-year high. we get news from the fed on minutes from last month's meeting which could hit at when interest rates might start going up, plus earnings from target and lowe's. the dow closed at 16919. so, pet smart is confirming it plans to explore a potential sale. the retailer faces mounting pressure from competitors including walmart and amazon. snapchat in talks to offer for services. the mobile app for vanishing messages could be a service for things like disappearing video clips, news articles and advertisements. back to you. >> all kinds of things go on in the market mz snapchat, a local company. a check of the weather. >> we don't want to say snapchat quickly to her. have you activated doppler? >> not just yet. it's on the forefront of my mind. i don't have anything to show you just yet. but we are expecting drizzle to continue

and i had eric pearson, the biker, tuprove it to me. >> why don't you turn this thing on?> all right, let me smell. that smells like bacon. that is crazy! pearson rode the bike across the country, even went to sturgis, says he got 80 to 100 miles per hour, it takes about 30 pounds of bacon to make a gallon of bacon grease, and a little more than a gallon of bacon grease to make a gallon of fuel, so it's really not cost efficient. so why a bacon bike? >> it was more like, why wouldn't you do that? >> hormel is hoping to gain share on first-place oscar mayer from kraft, and the stock has outperformed kraft over the last year. shares are up over 20%. the company beat the street on earrings last quarter, citing strong demand and margins, even as bacon prices remain so high. hormel currently has no plans to market an edible biofuel, this is just a stunt. i did ask, though, about a spam-powered motorcycle from hormel. no word, yet, and i'm not sure how the exhaust would smell. guys, back to you. >> that was jane wells, i think this one of her finest pieces to date. >> josh also

we of flooding rain and severe weather pearson under this ring of fire.hese are storm clusters are rotate around north preferable as big hot air mass. a little chink in the armor in terms of the warm-up. that delays the onset of the real heat. the heat box and sunday monday and tuesday. it will last longer than earlier expected. check out the rainbow that decorated the sky. this is this morning before the storm. shows us the morning skyline. the light is glistening off of the buildings downtown as rain came in from the west. >> these storms that went through tuesday evening. down on the university of oklahoma campus and norman. send us the shot of lightning. a dramatic lightning display earlier this week. >> this was not local. it is kind of interesting. >> a lot going on in a shot. an interesting model hole in this club. right there. isn't that something? >> said what is going on there. some high clouds from which crystals are falling. berethree of the apricots. kind of an interesting shop. a lot going on in this picture. look at the direction of wind sh

. >>> for a check of the markets this morning, let's check in with hampton pearson who is live, how doeshis thursday morning find you, hampton? >> how you doing, sam? we have futures pointing low they are morning. this is the market of course, near record level. today we are going to get data on jobs, manufacturing, housing, and economic indicators. stocks finished mixed on wednesday dow closing at 16979, nasdaq closing at 4526. meanwhile, a computer virus could have caused a data breach at some 51 ups stores. the shipper and logistics company says names, credit and debit card numbers from about 100,000 transactions between january 20th through august 11th could be at risk. business headlines for the day ahead, have a great one. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> 4:45 right now on your thursday morning. >> that's right, time to check on in the forecast. >> it is going to be nice out there for today. we've been getting spoiled and today, little bit warmer, not as much of an on shore flow, nonetheless, hitting average temperatures for this time of year, just about everywhere. i want to show you

. >> the accused shooter carl pearson took his own life. the school also renovated the library where the shooting took place. saturday would have been claire davis' 18th birthday. abc news anchor elizabeth vargas is heading back to rehab. the "20/20" co-host checked her into an alcohol treatment facility this weekend. in a statement she apologized for letting down her family and co-workers and said she's committed to battling her disease. abc said it supports vargas and looks forward to her returning to work. vargas spent several weeks in rehab last fall. overseas where pope francis is about to wrap up his trip to south korea. today he delivered mass to thousands of young people at asian youth day. the pope will end his trip monday by leading a mass for peace and reconciliation with north korea at a cathedral in seoul south korea. heads up back here at home, if you're planning on heading to the redskins' game, attending the preseason monday night at fedex field, it will be easier. metro plans to stay open an additional hour. riders should e

. >> i'm going to ask representative pearson and congressman wants to say something. >> listen. listen. listen. no, reggie excuse me. and excuse me if you would. excuse me. >> why can't these officers is be in front of all these businesses and instead of putting on testimonies -- officers in front of these businesse businesses. >> stop, stop, stop. that is not -- >> something you want to say? >>. >> that's our problem now. we keep having hope -- >> never stop. >> get on my knees and beg. >> [ inaudible question ] >> the question is, we need to control the security ourselves. point of distinction but be able to -- >> i've heard a lot of concern about prosecution. and let me clear up some fakes for you. can you hear me now? let me clear up some facts will prosecution of this case. first of all -- on monday, i asked attorney general eric holder to take over the entire case and to prosecute it as a civil rights violation. and i will continue to pursue that. but i think for some in this room roop, your angry is misdirected. on a state charge of murder, the county prosecutor files the

. >> hampton pearson, thanks. >>> the taney dragans isn't the only game people are talking about theeagles hosting the steelers, preseason game. the eagles now worth $1.5 billion. that's a 72% jump in worth since jeff lurie bought the eagles 25 years ago for $100 million. the eagles are part of the most valuable division, the nfc east with the cowboys being number one. washington, number three. and the giants number four. >> announcer: now yours in 10 "first alert" weather. >>> a wild start to the morning with temperatures in the high 60s and 70s. today will push into the 80s. clouds increase, a chance of showers and thunderstorms. i'll let you know what to expect as we wind down your work week. >>> good morning, i'm jillian mele taking a live look outside in chester county. route 202. you can see traffic moving along, no accidents or delays to report on 202. >>> okay. patiently the taney dragons are human. they can't win every game. >> it's okay. the little league championship dreams are alive and well. nbc10's matt delucia is live in williamsport. matt? >> reporter: a lot of people

sure he had the right to speak and i want to thank personally representative reverend, friend, tommy pearson this is your house that we are in. the lord's house and i would ask if you'd like to make any comments, we'll take questions about you. >> thank you, governor. and all of the elected officials and the law enforcement officers who are here. the greatest thing in the family church is just that we're a family and we view this community as our family. and so we wanted our place to be open to anyone who wanted to come here and have their piece and have their say. we have not restricted anyone from coming here. and i want to thank the governor for coming here today. we're in this community. and we want to do our part to make it a great community. we like everybody else want to see justice in this case. and i believe with the people that have been sent here from d.c. and other places, we will seek justice. and in the words of amos as i stepped to the side, let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream. god bless you and god keep you is our prayer. >> one more, one

but john pearson is standing by, ready to find out who he gets to face in the finals later this week.ck, anne, and becky, good luck. here we go. and the categories now in play... alex: and, patrick, you select first. i'll do movies with structure for $200. patrick. what is "castle"? yes. movies for $400. becky. what is "building"? correct. movies for $600. anne. what is "mansion"? good. movies with structure, $800. becky. what is "cabin"? you got it. movies for $1,000.

able to join this network for free and years of for free care is one of my early things was some pearson in africa is given the ability to contribute and consume information and knowledge and leaps out from behind a bush and his cure cancer the areas that we're talking that's the important thing information the ability to be sprayed for and prayed to means that we've got much wood innovation spread water but now you're cutting into the whole patent business so patents become intellectual property that is highly protected and the example of various plants actually in places like africa and are and being distilled by for. armistead goals and patented and then sold back to the very afternoon where they got it to begin with so in this kind of system that information goes into the network and goes around all the current patent laws becomes accessible for free and because it enjoys all these levels of encryption they can't get at it the same way they can't get out bitcoin because encrypted they can't get at proton mail which is a new encrypted mail service so encryption israeli the twenty firs

what he meant was drew pearson had written a newsletter saying that rockefeller, who had that marriage problem in 1964 that it cost him the california primary, had a new girlfriend on his staff, and peers and had named her. this was in december. i was wondering, can a guy run after a scandal like this? can the guy run? but rocky was -- >> we have got 40 seconds of nelson rockefeller announcing his candidacy. happy murphy, who is now still alive, just to bring back old memories. >> i shall do everything i can, with all my energy, now and in the weeks before the national convention, to bring before the people the dimensions of the problems as i see them and how i believe, as a free people, we can meet them. i believe firmly that through unity, as forged by full examination of the fact, and the free interchange of honest byvictions, and very simply, taking this course at this time, i feel i can best serve my country. [applause] that. me tell you about he didn't get into the race in march. i don't know. the big apple -- don't know if it was because of the gal. what he had done by not getti

. >>> australia sally pearson defended her commonwealth title, racing to gold in the 100 metres hurdles in 12.67 seconds. the olympic champion was criticised for missing a training camp and race in london. the coach was suspended. >>> sergio garcia leads the golf invitational. the spaniard has finished with 9-under par 61. he's three clear of the field. justin rose is next. rory mcilroy bidding for the world number one ranking produced a round of 64, four shots off the pace, tied for third. >> tiger woods is 10 shots behind garcia, down in joipt 25th -- joint 25th. he is pleased with his progress, following back surgery. this is my second, now my third. everything has gone good. i've gotten a little better. the good news is i'm getting stronger with a long way to go, as far as my strength and explosiveness. compared with what i'm used to feeling. >> the semmes fear's -- semmes fear's final is taking place in sydneyment the waratahs are losing 23-20 to the crusaders from christ church new zealand. dan carter, crusaders fly-half calm off in the first half due to an ankle industry. >> indi

one set of parents from pearson. i don't like it he said moments after injuring at which point his bothered knelt down beside him and said this is not your school yet. he stared back blankly. what is it? one pear it handed over materializing gave the teacher a bear hug if you need any help getting ready let me know. that gives me goose bumps i think my cry. and then the principal was addressing prospective families how much can you maintain once the school year starts? she has 17 years of schooling left and allow her to be pushed too quickly into the academic focus. >> i know exactly what you mean i started the school at the same frustrations searching for my son several years ago that is why we want to make sure our kids are just as focused to address the social and emotional needs as on the academics. the other parents were nodding and affirmation. are these future friends? will she be spending time at their home? should i believe with the principle is telling me? we left shortly thereafter and she thumbed through

to our fox biz all-stars, katrina pearson, rick ungar and david asman. katrina? >> it breaks my heart to see what is happening, specifically in black america today. as a single mom and mother of a teenaged boy, this is the perfect opportunity to talk about the underlying problems really. this is just a symptom of a problem of poor education, i was reading about some of the schools that lost creditation, this is a loss of entitlement society taking black fathers out of a home. this is the opportunity to point out those things to get conservative-minded, principles, values and philosophies. neil: you made this a political thing, is it really that? >> it is, actually. simply because what's happening here is we have a lot of people upset. there have been racial tensions in this country. we have an administration that has made lots of headway in racial politics in this country. we remain divided, more divided than before. we have al sharpton, you never see the people in chicago where young black children are killed on a daily basis. >> that's a terrific point. althoug

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around the corner, this past week, construction crews finish building new support system for two piers pearsonund side. the bridge closed on june 2nd, after inspection showed four columns supporting the bridge were tilting. the southbound lanes reopened last week, the northbound lanes are expected to reopen by labor day weekend. >>> and, it is more than a year behind bars for a former philadelphia traffic court judge convicted in a fraud scheme. fifty-six year old robert pleaded guilty in september of last year, to fraud and conspiracy to commit mail afraid charges along with the prison term. he has to pay nearly $200,000 in restitution to pennsylvania's department of community and economic development. he also paid restitution and penalties to the irs. >>> it is the biggest party in town. the big changes are coming to the mummers parade. if you don't pay attention, you could miss them on new years day. where the comics, the string bands and the fancy brigades will now march. >> and then, the teenage mutant ninja turtles are back. big names involved in the 90's favorite, and when you can catch

for a quick check of the marks, less turn to hampton pearson live at cnbc's washington bureau. good morning. >> laura, maybe apple and give help to the markets. right now futures pointing lower after u.s. stocks climbed higher on tuesday, with the nasdaq furthering gains that have it at a 14-year high. today we get news from the fed on minutes from last month's meeting which could hint when interest rates will start going up. plus earnings from key retailers, target and lowe's. the dow jumping 80 points yesterday, closing at 16919. the nasdaq adding 19 and closing at 4527. but, yeah, it will be all about what happens after 2:00 eastern time when we get the fed minutes that are going to make or break what happens with markets today. back to you. >> we appreciate you. >>> let's watch our vineyards now. let's not watch our vineyards. >> think about it. >> let's go there. >> we'll get to that. >> well, it's so interesting it is connected to weather because the picking is happening so early this morning. it's happening now in livermore. these are live pictures right now. these grape

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