pluto, that's right, pluto. and pluto was predicted before it was discovered and it's awfully hard to find those little specs in the sky and kinda neat. let's be talking about this becoming an exact equation. you see, this reads the force is proportional to the masses and the distance square, but in your textbook, you see, the equation written like this... what's the g? the g relates the force and the masses and the distance square so that this is in newtons and these will be a newtons also and you know how g was found? it wasn't found by newton, it was found much later. it was found, i think, in the early 1800s or early 1700s and i should be knowing that gang, it was found by a fellow by the name of cavendish and he had kind of a neat way of doing it and someone shortly after that by the name of philip von jolly found an even simpler way to find what g is and here's what von jolly did. von jolly had a mass that was balanced with a known mass over here. underneath this mass, he rolled six tons of lead. and that'

can't jam pluto down my throat my whole life. me. in elementary schooli got a c-minus on aest because i forg to put pluto. turns out i shou have got above an a. that's what i should have got. [ laughter ] i shld have been asked t teach the class. [ applause ] thank you, guys, so much. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking aboubrother. nate bargatze! me see us together on the "clean cut comedy tour." pickp his album right here. we will be rht back everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheersnd applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to natalie portman. taye diggs. nate bartze once again right there. [ cheers and applause governorhris christie and the greatest band in "late night," the roots, ladieand gentleman right there. [ cheers and alause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." thank you fowatching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye, bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

what's our star look like from pluto? our sun from pluto looks like all the other stars. but you're looking at them in the past. now anyone out there looking at us right now is looking at us in the past. no one can see us right now and like i said, didn't you have trouble seeing your hand? hey, i'm not sure that was my hand. i'm exaggerating there. but yeah, they have these things, but let me just short circuit things and ask this, gang. let's suppose someone was kind enough to put a mirror way out on a planet. and make it so it's pointing right down to us and it's 1,000 light years away. you know what i'm talking about, 1,000 light years? it takes 1,000 years for light to go up there. or it takes 1,000 years for light to go down here. now sometimes you guys in the morning you get up and you brush your teeth, why do you guys look at the mirror when you're brushing your teeth by the way? have you ever noticed that? you brush your teeth, you look in the mirror, yeah? or you're combing your hair, you look in the mirror, right? when you look in the mirror, you see yourself al

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. >> this is jury trial good friend of mine's is pluto plotting her revenge against another citizen. >> i used to be able to do this. (inaudibl (inaudible). you recognize very well those are small examples to discriminate the library will deny the simple truth and insult you and laugh in our face i hope you can barely imagine. the trouble is you can't sue a city for human i can't guess or infliction of emotional stress and david chiu had me arrested his trial copies on february 3rdrd. if he is not found guilty you can kiss democracy goodbye. >> thank you. next speaker, please i'd like to ask the supervisors to have a hearing open libraries plans and priorities and performance. the library unfortunately does the opposite of what you said expect it to do and was it supposedly asked it's citizens for their opinion on. at the last meeting there was a new program which represents essential destruction of shelf space this time in the bound magazines section. they announced wanting to pit in a literacy area by the presentations of the liquor commission gave no cost figure and no information

that bob woodward of the washington post about to tell you who he is you're on pluto. give me your over you've interviewed him i've interviewed him you spent more time with him than i have but give me your overall assessment of this man barack obama. he first of all on the positive side i think he really cares about people i think all of this health care. business is about getting insurance for the thirty million people who don't have it i think he is he has a big heart in his second inaugural there's a why the just blew me away worries. said our creed is that the little girl born in the bleakest poverty will have the same chance as anyone else now we know how bleak and he knows how bleak the bleak is poverty in america is when is that child going to have the same chance as your children my children his children two hundred years but he's stated it as a creed and it's certainly not reachable in his second four years in his presidency but that's in there because he feels that. ideas about upcoming it and there are the is and i've written about this is i don't think he h

on the aspect that it still insisted that she found a policy because the low inflation and bomb and pluto were lending involvement in vowels. this kind of policy by this gift giving more risky. going into the future seoul the ecb. it comes off a little bit off it stands of fuel stability policy and pesto lot of make out of this decision. the mire thanks for that assessment. the sell out in the markets react to our reporter at the frankfurt stock exchange content is then sent us this report very few people he had anticipated that the european central bank would cut interest rates this thursday. that's why the reaction on the stock market was so intense it th on to another all time high of nearly nine thousand two hundred points. the band investors became wary again traders said the situation in the eurozone must still be very critical because the ecb to cut interest rates so surprisingly now. due to the surprise of the fact that seven backed companies really got into the background and adding to all of this came the ipo of twitter in the all no wonder that many people here are convinced th

some may think so i don't feel it well you're mature beyond pluto yes but you worry about peaking too early there's a danger early success. i have thought about that you know i've thought about that so much like you know if it all happens now that can be dangerous most definitely i want to get your thoughts of some of the musical stars just european yes miley cyrus i think she's fearless taylor swift possibly the most nice person about the met justin bieber. pippa. collect is a bit of pillock sometimes what does that mean pull it in this silly. britney spears i grew up listening to her music coming to is always going to be a legend to may share. was named after a i gather. so obviously your parents looked on you as some sort of showbusiness if they may just share yearth right if i get the oldest of four kids you don't have any friends you'd never typical of bringing right now living in los angeles you miss all men now you're engaged yeah you want children definitely well you want it all don't you share oh i do and i will try my best to get it right now what are they going to do with t

and you throw a dart, and you wanna hit either the sun, the earth, venus, mars, pluto... if you wanna hit one, what's your chances, big or small? very small. small, honey, the solar system is mostly emptiness and only occasionally would there be a direct hit even if you took showers and showers of particles which didn't interact gravitationally now. if they interact gravitationally, they'll come right up and hit you, but no gravity, they go right on by. well guess what, gang? there are neutral particles, thousands and thousands going right through my hand right now, as i talk to you. millions going right through my hand and these neutral particles are from the cosmos, most of them are neutrinos, little teeny, teeny particles with guess how much charge, called neutrino? none, okay? they're smaller than neutrons. and those neutrinos are flooding the universe. and these neutrinos are going right through, guess who? us. you guys, not me, but, no, all of us. these neutrinos are going right through and right out the other side without making a hit. you know why? do you ever get

president obama has now become the oakland of presidents seen from a speeding train on pluto. >>> i want to go to this because you interviewed jack welch about this very topic. in which you were way ahead of the curve and you were discussing this odd thing going on with the unemployment numbers. let's roll the tape. >> i don't know what the right number is, but i'll tell you, these numbers don't smell right when you position about where the economy is right now. >> the problem is household survey which is the unemployment rate. >> 60,000 phone calls. little room for error in that one. >> assumptions. little room for assumptions. just ironic that -- >> why are you being nice? >> i'm not being nice. i'm saying it's ironic that these assumptions all came this way the month before the election. you draw your own conclusions. >> eric, when you have this stuff coming out now, what happens? >> i'll tell you how that came about. about a couple months prior to that, i was watching the numbers and they weren't adding up. unemployment rate kept going down right in front of the election last year an

disguised as talked forgotten station at pluto.on college taxpayers pay 24 grand by a columnist who sold out because it was free and students got class credit. in harvard sex week they ran a course of how to lose your virginity which dams our sex craved society that cherishes this so-called precious gift. image talking to students about sex and thinking you are edgy as edgy as a hula hup. sex talk replaced ramen noodles. it is anti west crud spewing from edgy professors. cosby knows what theneeds to be heard values are valuable. there's no great achievement to taking off your pants. anybody can do it. ask the police officers who drove me home last night. i would expect bill crosby if it was from a celebrity a third his age like instead it would be great to see anybody kanye west, anybody do this. >> anybody. i think bill cosby gets attention because every time he speaks he gets criticized because he's directly addressing the black community. but this is a message for any community, white, hispanic. it's a great message. the problem

. >> jimmy: pluto. well -- i guess the boys won, huh you, guys got the points. so congratulations.ese. >> jimmy: there you go. 10,000 tickets from chuck e. cheese. congratulations. thank you, watch modern families wednesdays on abc. we'll be right back with music from the killers. stick around. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'd like to thank robin williams, the kids from "modern family," and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their prime collection "direct hits." the song is called "shot at the night" the killers. ♪ once in a lifetime the suffering the fools to find our way home to break in these bones ♪ ♪ once in a lifetime once in a lifetime once in a lifetime oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ give me a shot at the night give me a moment some kind of mysterious♪ ♪ give me a shot at the night give me a moment that's some kind of mysterious ♪ ♪ once in a lifetime we're breaking all the rules to find that our home has long been outgrown ♪ ♪ throw me a lifeline cause honey i got nothing to lose ♪ ♪ once in a lifetime once in a lifetime once in

. - pluto. guess what we'd bealling this, gang? plutonium. plutonium. pu2. and you know what plutonium will do? plutium as welasnium35 ll undergo fission when a neutron taps it. d so this is used for power production. u235, used for power production. historical, when the bombs were dropped ck 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 s 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 know that the neutrons will cause new reactions. niceroony, that's junior high school knowledge, yeah, anyone takes a science course. what w

back to alec baldwin and jennifer who met in 2000 when he was in canada shooting "the aventures of plutoh. they had dinner in new york. they say that she was asking for acting advice. >> are you a stalker. >> no i'm not. >> no, i am not. >> he maintained a relationship with me while he was with her and that's why he created the fear. >> reporter: in court baldwin vehemently denied there was ever a sexual relationship at which point she screamed really? the judge throe threatened to throw her out of court. she shouted he's lying to you. baldwin leaving court, clearly agitated. nick watt in los angeles. >> somebody is doing a lot of lying. >> oh, wow. >> very different take on what went down. >> there's not even one thing they agree on. >> a sexual relationship or none. that's a big difference. >> one coffee meeting for questions about acting. >> apparently baldwin was really hard on her attorney, too. apparently he's a young guy and turning things around on him and saying i know you are nervous, telling the attorney, i know you are nervous. apparently he was really working him over. >> by

radio station from pluto.payers paid $24,000 for a speech by a sex columnist, it was sold out because it was free and students got class credit. meanwhile at harvard, they ran a course on how you lose your virgini virginity. our sex crazed society which cherishes this so-called precious gift. imagine talking to students about sex and thinking you're edgy. on campus, sex talk has replaced ramen noodles as a diet staple. it's not education, it's air. part of the slop every day along with the usual. cosby knows what needs to be heard, values are valuable and there's no great achievement in taking off your pants. anyone can do it. ask the police officers who drove me home last night. >> andrea, i expect this from bill cosby, but wouldn't the impact be greater if it was from a celebrity a third his age? like instead, you know, maybe it would be great to see, i don't know, anybody, kanye west, anybody do this. >> anybody. and i think bill cosby gets attention because every time he speaks he gets criticized because h

baldwin and genevieve who apparently first met in 2000 when he was in canada shooting "the aventures of plutoh." ten years later, they had dinner in new york. baldwin was married to his then-girlfriend and said that she was asking for acting advice. she claims they became intimate. >> are you a stalker? >> no, i'm not. >> no, i am not. >> he maintained a relationship with me while he was with her and that's why he created the fear. get away from genevieve, she's dangerous. >> reporter: in court baldwin vehemently denied there was ever a sexual relationship at which point she screamed, "really?" the judge threatened to throw her out of court. she shouted, "he's living to you." baldwin leaving court, clearly agitated. nick watt in los angeles. >> somebody is doing a lot of lying. >> oh, wow. >> very different take on what went down. >> there's not even one thing they agree on. >> a sexual relationship or none. >> or absolutely nothing, just one coffee meeting for questions about acting. >> apparently baldwin was really hard on her attorney, too. apparently he's a young guy and turning things ar

finding things in our solar system that no one has ever seen, like two never-before-discovered moons of plutoll, last month mark rediscovered something, a moon of neptune that voyager 2 saw in 1989 but no one had been able to find since. well, that is until mark expertly peered through the noise of space to find it. and, finally, a good news update to a story we brought you in october about a neighborhood in sausalito that had rallied around their long-time mail carrier tina chu. she was seriously injured in a car crash in san francisco that killed her 16-year-old son. the neighbors not only raised money for her recovery, yellow ribbons were posted all along the route she had walked for 20 years. tina is finally out of her coma and improving on a daily basis. garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> i think garvin may have the best job in tv. >>> still ahead, the sweetness of sleep. coming up on "today in the bay," these pictures made a bay area mother an internet sensation. what she hopes is puppy love encourages everyone to do. >>> we're watching low clouds in the bay area. san francisco, 48 d

some may think cell i don't feel it well you're mature beyond pluto yes but you worry about peaking too early there's a danger you know early success. i have thought about that you know i've thought about that so much like you know if it all happens now that can be dangerous most definitely i want to get your thoughts of some of the musical stars just european yes miley cyrus i think she's fearless taylor swift possibly the most nice person i've ever met justin bieber. pippa collect is a bit of pillock sometimes what does that mean to let this to lay on britney spears i grew up listening to her music coming to is always going to be a legend to may share. was named after a i gather. so obviously your parents looked on you as some sort of showbusiness if they mean to share her through right if i get the oldest of four kids you don't have any friends you didn't have a typical of bringing right you know living in los angeles you miss all men now you're engaged yeah you want children definitely well you want it all don't you share oh i do and i will try my best to get it right now what are t

after meeting on the set of "the adventures of pluto nash." >> it is a pleasure to meet me!reporter: and just after valentine's day 2011, a year before he married his current wife, hilaria, she says they met again in new york city. according to sabourin, baldwin told her, i want to make sure you have the night of your life. and says at the end of that night, they had sex at this new york city hotel. the neck next morning, she said, he told her he wanted to wake up every morning next to her and make her an omelet every day for the rest of her life. sabourin did concede that afterwards she sent him a lot of e-mails. but she insisted, i never intended to harass or annoy. and she admitted going to his long island home the weekend he proposed to hilaria. but said she was only seeking closure. sa sack ron /* /- sabourin completed not guilty. >> are you a stalker? did you stalk him? >> reporter: baldwin denies he ever had sex or a relationship with sabourin. and the baldwins, they witnessed none of this. they didn't attend the trial wednesday. but they'll be monitoring it today, wh

. >> reporter: the two first met on the set of a 2002 film, "the adventures of pluto nash."reconnected at a dinner eight years later. baldwin claims that strictly professional mean spiralled into a massive destructive war. he says sabourin repeatedly harassed him, showing up at his house. and sending e-mails like, say i do to me. and i need to see you now. the police arrested her outside his apartment in 2012. sabourin says it was a misunderstanding and turned down a plea deal, setting up this courtroom showdown. >> i look forward to the justice system to run its course because i strongly believe that when all the facts will be known, it's going to be clear that i haven't committed any crime. >> reporter: prosecutors opened the trial with a dramatic reading of her most salacious e-mails, like this one sent in march 2012. i will be in prime of my ovulation this st. patrick's day. and the best gift from you of all would be to conceive a mini-baldwin on this ireland day. and as baldwin takes the stand today, more high drama is expected. the judge has had to reprimand sabourin m

at wfo and they started briefing people away from the brian kelly case one by one and made stephen pluto the case agent and actually teamed up with the co-case agent from buckmire's squad. from within a month and half, two months, we open that case on november 15th, november 16th. so he's arrested february 18th. presidents' day. it's what, phenomenal to me, three months they write about a hundred-page affidavit. why was it such affidavit, why did it have so much information from a sensitive source? well, the reason it did is because ashcroft wanted to make this a capital punishment. with good reason. my source had agreed to beyond all hope, he agreed to be a witness if i would be an advocate for him to help keep his identity quiet in front of a judge, which i did. so since he agreed to that, we prepared him to testify and randy bellows, the prosecuting attorney of the espionage section of the department of justice, he put the information forward in that 100-page affidavit and let the defense see the preponderance of the information and that if government was prepared to go to capital pun

the icy comet named ison is hurtling towards the sun from far past pluto.ally when ison swings around the sun it's going to be even going faster than that. it will get upwards of 800,000 miles an hour which is absolutely incredible to me. >> wow. >> the comet has been falling in towards the sun from the outer solar system. it fell past mercury and we took a nice image with the messenger spacecraft and it whips around the sun and what astronomers are waiting to see if it survives the passage and if it does it might be a very nice show in december. >> what are the odds? what are you taking? >> well, you know, the spacecraft sees a lot of the sun-grazing comets and we have a fleet of solar observerer tos that look for these things and we've seen comets survive this passage before. for example, comet lovejoy a couple years ago made a very close passage around the sun. it survived and this particular comet is actually quite a bit larger than comet lovejoy was. the nucleus, the chunk of ice that the comet is made of is about a mile across. >> a mile across. >> i'