i protest the pebble mine. (applause) >> narrator: for years, the growing coalition of anti-pebble groups had known they were fighting a mining consortium with deep pockets and hundreds of billions of dollars at stake. >> all of us together can make it happen. we have to unite. >> narrator: they also knew that the state of alaska has never failed to permit a major mine. so a group of native tribes and commercial fishermen decided to look elsewhere for support. two years ago, they reached beyond the state to the federal government and petitioned the environmental protection agency to intervene. under the clean water act, the epa can investigate and determine whether mine discharge will affect fish spawning and breeding areas. for more than a year, the epa gathered information about the watershed. then, in may 2012, their draft assessment was published. it came down hard on the pebble project, detailing the many risks involved, including a major loss of fish habitat, the high probability of a damaging pipeline br

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look closely and the rock is made up of lots of small pebbles, which can mean only one thing. >> the key come pones of these gravels are one, the ground and shape, but also the size. these are too large to be transported by wind. the these are water transported gravel. >> the scientists will use their knowledge of how streams move and shape pebbles on earth to work out what the martian stream might have looked like. they'll also get the rover to run a series over tests, to gage the likely chemistry of the ancient water streams. then we'll tell them what the environment was like on mars billions of years ago. jonathan amos, "bbc news." >> also interesting to know what was out there once. stay with us on "bbc world news." there's plenty more to come. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/international news. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture n

. - pebbles. sand. fine gravel. i take that fine gravel, i smash that down into, begin with an s, ends with and, try it. sand. now, i'd be taking that sand, honey. i take that sledgehammer and i smash that sand down into... - dust. - dust, powder. and i take that sledgehammer and whomp. i smash that dust down to... pebbles. powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and i smash those down. can i break the atom down to perhaps finer still. the answer, begin with a "y", end with a "p". - what is the answer? - yup. yup can do, okay. but i'll tell you what, when you get down to the atom, you're down to the elemental building block of matter. turns out the atom can be divided too. but if you take matter, like a hunk of gold, and bre

that's where we're finding these rounded pebbles that indicate a strong stream was there. >> which isremarkable. look, that is a picture of mars there. the more black and white one, that is a picture of efrth. what does the suggest about our plan snet? does it suggest that perhaps one day rivers and streams dry out or does there need to be a catastrophic event for that to happen? >> that would be a very catastrophic event indeed. the earth is so blessed with abundant water and, of course, that's part of the fact that it's habitable. earth is a wonderful planet. this is news from another planet that has gone through different history, different set of geological events and perhaps has harbored life. will we see that with this rover? maybe. this is certainly showing we had a lot of water in this particular location. >> what is fascinating is you say you know there's water, but you have not boots on the ground, baugh rover on the ground. if we could listen in to the private conversations going on now at nasa, what sort of exciting things -- what possibilities are they talking about? >> w

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash. >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other doc facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range of c

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon of the mountain day. this is called, lament for a market place in babylon, by abdul karin al karid and it's a reference to a suicide bombing. this one and the next one are both translated by salim yusef. on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans

. >>> nasa is taking a very close look at new photos from mars that show pebbles rounded off. now scientists say it may be a sign that water once flowed on the red planet, possibly enough to fill a stream. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,485 after adding 72 points yesterday. the s&p gained 13. the nasdaq climbed 42. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei dropped 79 points but in hong kong the hang seng was up 78. >>> well, aggressive budget cutting from one of europe's troubled economies helped wall street snap its losing streak. spain's finance minister announced $51 billion in budget cuts yesterday hoping to convince the world it can meet its fiscal targets. that news helped gold continue its recent climb toward its biggest quarterly gain in two years. >>> earlier mixed economic data failed to impress investors. initial jobless claims hit a two-month low, but the final tally on the second quarter gdp was lower than expected. >>> after the bell, battered blackberry maker research in

. >>> and nasa is looking at these new photographs from mars that show pebbles rounded off.cientists say it may be a sign that water once flowed on the ll a stream. t >>> now here's a look at "scrambled politics." nbc's michael is could have is reporting that the republican national committee fired a firm used to sign up voters in five battlegroundstates. this after election officials in oridiscore me voter registration forms that appeared to have fake signatures and home addresses. some traced back to a gas station, a medical building and car dealer. >>> missouri republican todd wase r fe for his legitimate rape comment is coming under fire again. he said that the incumbent was not as lalike in her debate last week compared to her previous campaign. >>> billionairergsoros will give $1 million behind the super pac for president obama's campaign. >>> rupert murdoch joined the wrong political party. spokesman tells cranes new york business that the news corp ceo known forupinae accidentally registered with the new york independent party, a fringe group linked to anti-semitic r

. >> this is windy and pebbles. >> you like them, huh?lo, wendy. ♪ >> swiss cheese. >> swiss cheese. >> then mustard. >> oh, i want to say it in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ ♪ can't you see the sunshine ♪ can't you just feel the moon shine ♪ ♪ ain't it just like a friend of mine ♪ ♪ oh i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ hey, folks, we're down to the final game.

. >> pebble-sized objects hit the atmosphere on a daily basis. that's what you see when you see a shooting star. basketball-sized objects hit the earth's atmosphere a couple times a day, and if you're lucky enough to see one, it'll be a fireball event, but they don't cause any damage. >> home base for the neo program is the jet propulsion laboratory at the california institute of technology. their mission -- to watch the skies. >> back in 1998, nasa started a program to actually discover near-earth objects and track them for 100 years into the future. >> they also study neos of the distant past, like the one they think wiped out the dinosaurs. >> it is thought by most scientists that a near-earth object about 6 miles in diameter actually struck the earth, threw up dust and debris into the earth's atmosphere, shut down much of the sunlight, which, of course, killed the plants and the animals that lived on the plants, so the dinosaurs checked out about 65 million years ago as a result of a near-earth-object impact. >> another neo carved this crater

. >> this is windy and pebbles. >> you like them, huh?lo, wendy. ♪ >> swiss cheese. >> swiss cheese. >> then mustard. >> oh, i want to say it in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ ♪ can't you see the sunshine ♪ can't you just feel the moon shine ♪ ♪ ain't it just like a friend of mine ♪ ♪ oh i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ [ romney ] this president can ask us to be patient. thipresident can tell us it was someone else's fault. but this president cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office. [ female announcer ] here in virginia, we're not better off erer president obama. his defense cuts threaten r ver one hundred thirty thousand jobs, welowering home values, putting families at risk. the romney plan? tax cuts for middldle class families. north american energy independence.

scientists said that this second picture shows pebbles packed together in a way that only water coulde caused. curiosity's making its way toward a mountain from which the ancient water apparently flowed. early, we told you how the drought here on earth has parched the economy. well, dean reynolds is in st. louis, and he has found damage that you might not have expected. >> this crack has gotten worse. >> reporter: anna mendoza has a problem in her home and it's spreading. >> about three months ago i noticed this crack but it was very thin. and then in a matter of a month, it started getting bigger and bigger. >> reporter: with drought- related damage reported in 40 heates, the resulting cracks are driving homeowners up the wall. experts in the home repair business say damages could run over $1 billion. ou've gorack that you've got right here is a crack that we fn see from the outside. >> reporter: matt ford works for helitech, a structural repair fo ructany in the midwest. >> what we're coming in and doing is installing steel piers in this impact area to raise the house back up to as

nasa's rover curiosity, beaming back pictures with pebbles that are rounded off. a fast-moving stream once flowed on the red planet. finding past water is the first step to find out if the environment was able to sustain life. >>> time, now, for weather across the nation. heavy downpours and flooding around boston, new york, philly and d.c. thunderstorms from the ohio valley to memphis and little rock. scattered showers along the gulf coast. and drenching rain in west texas. showers in the rockies. >>> 70s from billings to albuquerque. and in the middle of the country, from minneapolis to kansas city. 80s across the south. >>> and when we come back, get ready for a ferris wheel that can carry, get this, more than 1,400 riders at 1 time. >> if that doesn't get stuck. >>> more big banks getting caught up in a wave of cyber attacks. but who's behind them? >>> and we're talking about mom genes, the dna that makes a woman want to be a mother. >>> welcome back. many customers still can't check their bank accounts online. the cyber attack where hackers launch a barrage o

. >> this is wendy and this is pebbles. >> you like them, huh?, wendy. ♪ >> swiss cheese. >> swiss cheese. >> then mustard. >> oh, i want to say it in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> mury -- muy bien. ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ ♪ in my mind i'm going to carolina ♪ ♪ can't you see the sunshine ♪ can't you just feel the moon shine ♪ ♪ ain't it just like a friend of mine ♪ hitting me from behind ♪ oh i'm going to carolina in my mind ♪ ♪ >>> tonight a discovery along a rural highway. we're live to find out whether it will end the search for a missing teenager. >> a man has his children on board a stolen sail boat. a woman lost her baby because of his violent past. >> and late news from secretary. a -- sacramento. a ruling on the murder of an east bay college student and commuted sentence of a killer. >> and katie couric opens up about her personal war against cancer. she may have saved more lives than most doctors have. >> along this rural stretch of highway 101, discovery of a young woman's body. the question is could it be the remains of

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baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life, i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made. and i see the young people that's here at this prison and i hear all the stories because i listen and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance, whether it's five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. i'm going to die right here. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil. but see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me, i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes to serving hard time, white trash baker is hardly alone. >> me, myself, i got 35 to life. i'm here on a three strikes case. in the mid-'80s i had a burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those are strike one and strike two. in 1996, i caught a drug charge, a methamphetamine charge, i fell under the calif

all of the rocks are smooth and round and pebbles are on the grown. it is an old river bed when you think of the mars being a wet planet. it goes back to ancient time. how ancient at the moment? >> we are talking about three and half to four billion when mars was a warm and wet planet not unlike earth and standing waters and salty marshes and things like that. all of that water is underground and a lot escaped to the atmosphere and we need to understand. >> those questions remain. this is unchartered territory. what surprised you about the mission so far. >> how well it has gone and it behaved incredibly well. we tested the instrument and we drive and the drive steering went beautifully. the mission is very, very well behaved shall we say. usually they are not that smooth. >> how long can we expect curiosity to stay on mar a.>> >> we designed it for a two year mission life and we have a power source of plutonium that creates energy continuually . we have a trickle charge for the batteries and we know we have 20 or 25 years worth of power awful. - avai

the pebbles are all over which would indicate a fast moving stream.s your 5@5:30. >> we are fewer than 40 days away from the presidential election. can you believe it in brand new fox news polls showing the race very much still up for grabs at this point. >> good morning, doug. happy friday. >> happy friday to you as well. we are talking likely voters here in this poll. this is how the numbers are breaking down overall. you see the president here up 5 points among likely voters national among mitt romney. that has been consistent early accepted on through. they lept the coast convention bounce we got. see the numbers before the convention here. one point difference. all of this as the president fine tunes his message on the economy. >>> it is time for a new economic patriotism. >> it won't be easy it is down at least 1.3 percent. the president and mitt romney are essentially tied on that critical question handling the economy. a mrurality. >> at thats commitment by a trillion dollars during the decade is unthinkable and devastating. >> ballooning nati

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it's all pebbles. and walking back, i thought, no, i'm not going to ask him. don, you turned off the camcorder, right? he said, what? [ laughter ] >> i said, when you finished shooting us, you turned off the camcorder? you got to turn it off? [ laughter ] >> so this is the film we have -- >> jimmy: oh. this is shot by don rickles. >> this is shot by don. >> jimmy: wow, it is beautiful. you can really see. how long did that go on for? >> well, the whole thing ran about 15 minutes. >> jimmy: i'd love to watch that in its entirety sometime. we're going to take a break. kevin hart and miss willie brown, too. we'll be right back. ♪ hey will you pass me some of that lipton. [ female announcer ] 100% natural lipton iced tea. it's delicious goodness, just the way nature intended it. when you put goodness inside, you can't help but shine on the outside. lipton. drink positive. did you know when heartburn, it's too late to take prilosec because... but it's but zantac® works differently. it relieves heartburn in as little as 30 minutes. in fact, so, when heartburn strike

pebbles from mars, side by side with pebbles from earth.uld only be created by flowing water. martha: i have to agree. they look very similar. cool stuff. let's talk about protests happening in europe dal. while the spanish government is set to reveal just how much trouble its banking system is really in. [explosion] [gunfire] [shouting]. martha: that is the scene in madrid over the course of this week. riot police clashing with protesters there. tens of thousands of angry people out there really complaining about another round of steep budget cuts. here's a little bit of context for spain. unemployment rate is at 25.1%. that is the highest unemployment rate in the e.u.. youth unemployment hovers near 50%. which may explain the age of some of the protesters out there. explain is the 13th largest economy in the world. the fourth largest economy in the eurozone and look at the shape it's in. amy kellogg joins me live in london. amy, spain is the one country everybody is talking about this week. we know several countries have big issues. why t

scientists say the rounded pebbles likely shaped by fast-moving water are truly an exciting find. >>> a new analysis of beer drinkers could reveal which way swing vote remembers leaning while they are leaning on the bar. according to "the national journal," democrats prefer heineken and crone ark. republicans are most likely to hoist a coors light or sam adams, and right in the middle, mexican beer doss if equis favored by voters on both sides of the political tense. >>> you need to be really quick on your feet. hope he got delicious crumbs for all of that effort. fast all right. disappeared. four minutes after the hour right now. let's go back over to al in los angeles. >> wow. >> you've been really reading up on everything, huh? >> yes, i have. distracted, sorry. we've been hanging out with our friends at knbc. let's see what we've got for you right now, and we're going to show you. looking at heavy showers and thunderstorms pushing their way through texas. we've got flash flood watches, flash flood warnings in erect right now throughout northern texas and flash flood watches throug

they base that on outcroppings of rock that reportedly full of pebbles ranging from a grain of sand toolf ball. sheriff's departments of those stones include martian streams flowed rapidly. >> 40 days to the election but the polls are open in the battleground state of iowa. officials there allowing voters to cast absentee ballots starting today. it seems that democrats are most anxious. democrats had registered more than 100,000 absentee ballots, five times the number republicans had requested. >> the presidential recounted in florida taught us that every count does count. phil kite go has more. is there enough time enough to verify the name? >> the governor and secretary of state believe there is, especially since this new list of about 1200 names is so much shorter than the original list this summer. state of florida blames the department of homeland security for delaying sharing immigration database until last month. according to the state department, we have a responsibility to uphold the integrity of our elections which means making sure ineligible voters can't cast a ballot in fl

scientists said that this second picture shows pebbles packed together in a way that only water coulde caused. curiosity's making its way toward a mountain from which the ancient water apparently flowed. early, we told you how the drought here on earth has parched the economy. well, dean reynolds is in st. louis, and he has found damage that you might not have expected. >> this crack has gotten worse. >> reporter: anna mendoza has a problem in her home and it's spreading. >> about three months ago i noticed this crack but it was very thin. and then in a matter of a month, it started getting bigger and bigger. >> reporter: with drought-related damage reported in 40 states, the resulting cracks are driving hmo owners up the wall. experts in the home repair business say damages could run over $1 billion. >> the crack that you've got right here is a crack that we can see from the outside. >> reporter: matt ford works for helitech, a structural repair company in the midwest. >> what we're coming in and doing is installing steel piers in this impact area to raise the house back up to as clo

images beam back from curiosity that show a scattering of pebbles and gravel that suggests they were carried down a stream or a river for several miles and smoothed along the way much like you'd see right here on planet earth. >> topper and anita, are you buying that evidence? >> we were like well, who knew? i don't know do. you? >> we're not the experts on that. >> we are not. >> but on the weather. >> some clouds here, storms off to our west. >> you can feel it blowing in. >> let's start with the radar because we're looking at some pretty hefty storms again along the i-81 corridor. we have some new warnings out. i'm trying to post them on the bottom of screen. warren county is under a severe thunderstorm warning, as is hardy and also they've extended shenandoah till 6 p.m. the good news for us anyway in the short term is that the commute will be dry. so i think everybody makes it home before the big storms roll in unless you're coming along i- 81. we'll zoom in a little bit more and the heaviest activity really right along i-81 down toward strasburg and up toward cross junction. a

scientists say the rounded pebbles likely shaped by fast-moving water are truly an exciting find. >>> a new analysis of beer drinkers could reveal which way swing vote remembers leaning while they are leaning on the bar. according to "the national journal," democrats prefer heineken and crone ark. republicans are most likely to hoist a coors light or sam adams, and right in the middle, mexican beer doss if equis favored by voters on both sides of the political tense. >>> you need to be really quick on your feet. hope he got delicious crumbs for all of that effort. fast all right. disappeared. four minutes after the hour right now. let's go back over to al in los angeles. >> wow. >> you've been really reading up on everything, huh? >> yes, i have. distracted, sorry. we've been hanging out with our friends at knbc. let's see what we've got for you right now, and we're going to show you. looking at heavy showers and thunderstorms pushing their way through texas.orms pushing thei way through texas. we have flash flood watches and warnings in effect now throughout northern texas and the fl

nasa's rover curiosity beamed back pictures showing pebbles likely rounded by water. the bed rock suggests a fast moving waist deep stream once flowed on the red planet. finding past water is the first step in determining if the environment was favorable to sustaining life. they say that water probably flowed billions of years ago. pretty impressive. >> pretty impressive. how do you sort of make those rounded or those edges, either water or wind. and we know it is not wind. got to be water. i am fascinated by that geeky stuff. >> where there is water maybe there is life. maybe there is life. >> exactly. >> right. fascinating stuff. >> yeah. yeah. >> rover moving like an inch, an inch a day. do you know how slow that thing is? >> i love the rover. obsessed with it. >> back off the rover. >> back off the rover. i am obsessed with the rover. >> the rover is zero to one step in an hour. not the fastest thing. >> i love the rover. >> a look at the weather. showers in the rockies. 3 inches of rain across west texas. humid, scattered showers along the gulf coast. thunderstor

stephanie: we were doing face time with jacki and we were both on vacations, and we both sounded like pebbles, and she was going to share him. >> that's like bob and carol and ted and alice over there. >> stephanie: we are a truple. >> there are balls apparently -- >> i have not seen them for the record! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. jacki schechner thank you, honey. >> good-bye guys. >> oh, god! [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: oh, come on. everybody has like a pet voice. people have a professional voice, come on. max and fred are watching now. hi, max and fred. okay. 18 minutes after the hour. >> oooooooooh. >> stephanie: you are putting your head in your hand -- >> oh, sweet jesus. >> oh, sweet jesus! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: okay. 18 minutes after the hour. oh, heavens, you know kids clearly i'm a little scattered, and if i hadn't remembered to back everything up in my computer i would be out of luck. that's why we have carbonite. backs up all of your files continually. carbonite always working, unlike you lazy slackers. >> yes, because jim and i only work three hours a day. >> stepha

she made a splash with her vast infinity net paintings, inspired by memories of the pebbles in the creek japan. i'm not sure that i get it. where should i be looking? what should i get from this? >> the idea of layering something and also constant tition. as you repeat that gesture over and over again you're saying i am here. i am here. amazing control. i think this is is as extraordinary as a pollack. >> reporter: in 2008 one of these works sold for the extraordinary price of $5.1 million. a record at the time. for a living female artist. by the mid 1960s, kusama had become a tabloid fixture known for what were called happenings, gatherings where she painted polka dots on everything and everyone. for someone raised in a have traditional japannese culture, her life in new york is very public and very untraditional. >> especially when she gets to the body painting. >> reporter: there's a lot of nakedness. >> there's a lot of dangles and whatever else you want to call it. >> reporter: well that's one word for the proceed treutions which seem to grow out of this robot. they look like very s