. >> that is the last time we saw the late professor proton on big bang theory.ewhart is back. but still dead. nischelle turner has an interesting relationship with the show. we all like it. she's obsessed. >> i went to cal tech in pasadena hoping i would see any of them. >> it's fictional. >> dead or alive, bob's character hasn't missed a beat. >> hello, arthur. >> what part of rest in peace don't you understand? it's great coming back. >> i love that you were once again dressed as obi wan kenobi. >> you love it. i don't. >> i suppose you heard the news. >> i'm a figment of your imagination. i don't hear news. >> a grumpy figment. >> what is it like just acting opposite of him? >> the it's -- really, really unpredictable. in really good way. i mean, like, he's solid. i love it. he's so great. >> this is bob's fifth time guest-starring on the show. his first appearance in 2013 won him his first and only emmy. >> it's good writing. i know it's going to be good writing. that's hard to find these days. it's done in front of a live audience. which i always did my sho

they're going to start making professor proton's science show again.passed away. he did. he was cremated, and his remains were put in a baking soda volcano. amy: don't make jokes. he meant a lot to sheldon. leonard: oh, me, too.

those speak forced to have to toss to surf the public as well they have to come for that all the proton and on a yearly level that there is no material and be talking about maternity they know what that means that there is no material profit chafing from want to do all the contrary you have to make those people responsible for it and that they are. getting kind of getting afraid of i have to go to prison or the county might. be punished with sanctions all for from the international community. that sort of thing is i mean you can set up structures but if there is no point where someone gets really responsible for it than and say look. at the fines we pay you simply business costs or for instance we had a case in switzerland where a banker was. conveyed to dog helping. in tax evasion he had to pay you one thousand and and that was it basically that sort of thing has to change i see well it may sound like this is all we have time for thank you very much for being with us today and to our viewers please share your comments on our twitter facebook and youtube pages and i hope to see you agai

your territory before but at least to try to dress it up as satellite launches it no longer even protons that to be the case what do you think this change in pyongyang signifies north korean rhetoric is obviously one thing that you should pay a great amount heed to. what they are actually doing in other words their deeds most important our capabilities of collecting and gathering intelligence of course have their own limits. by joining forces between like minded countries we could have better intelligence about what's going on and. we must be a little bit we must be a little bit more time to see whether north korea would be responsive to the kind of pressures that the international community like japan and the united states are now posing on north korea now pyongyang makes no secret that japan is affected or even targeted not because of any bilateral agreements but specifically because you are an ally of the united states and i think you would agree with that assessment at least i wonder though if japan sees any diplomatic role for itself that would be separate from god of the united sta

the medication in question, proton pump inhibitors.gs are not the cause of the stomach cancer, but researchers suggest lifestyle and diet should be considered before cruising the medication long term. long term use of aspirin may be able to help cut the risks of developing digestive cancers in half. researchers studied 6,000 people for five years, they found that those who took a daily aspirin had a decreased risk of liver and pancreatic and colorectal cancer. >>> a teacher jumped into action saving her student. that child was eating a pear. >> reporter: it was at his desk inside pleasant elementary school in new castle delaware. 5th grader atlantic -- landon was eating a pear, she spotted him at the water fountain choking. >> he made the sign he couldn't breathe. >> reporter: she sprung into action to perform the heimlich manuver. one squeeze it cleared his airway. >> i was thankfully he was okay. >> reporter: she is thankful that she took a cpr class and learned the life saving technique. >> landon and his mother are grateful. >> i w

bob newhart just stepped back into his role as the ghost of professor proton on the big bang theory.t. >> hello, arthur. >> what -- what part of rest in peace don't you understand? it feels great coming back. >> i love once again you are dressed as obi-wan kenobi. >> i love it. you don't love it. >> sheldon, i'm a figment of your imagination. i don't hear news. >> you're a grumpy figment. >> what is it like acting opposite him? >> it's really, really unpredictable in a really good way. i mean like he's solid, and i love it. he's so great. >> this is the fifth time guest starring on the show. his first appearance back in 2013 won him his first and only emmy. >> it's good writing. i know it's going to be good writing, and that's i think kind of hard to find these days. it's done in fronlt of a live audience, which i always did my shows. >> what is still on bob newhart's bucket list? >> well, the presidency -- no, no. well, i'm 88. so if i didn't work out, i'd only be 92. >> there you go. >> then they could find another guy. >> it's that time of year. we're checking out oprah's favorite

another 100 market rate protons would roughly -- 11 thousand units will be subject to the city's housing requirement. that could mean about 1400 new affordable units if built on site. the second phase of the rad program has been included this year, representing over 2,000 units in 14 projects. i will now talk about miscellaneous housing balance matters. the housing balance is by annual reporting period. reporting schedule as stipulated in the ordinance. the report will come out the first of march and the first of september. we've had some difficulties because of staffing, but we should be able to catch up shortly. the ordinance also requires that an annual hearing be conducted before the board and we normally have it in april, but due to scheduling, we're just being heard now. the office of housing and community development and the rent stabilization board are being represented today and are available for questions from the board. and, um, the planning department has also created and maintains a website specifically for the housing balance report as required by the ordinance. the report

while i'm standing here, my protons, atom, neutrons and for some of us our morons are working. [laughter] >> i wanted to talk about the fact that at rest, we generate a hundred watts of energy in the human body. in order to start a heart, if the person is out cold, to start a heart, you need at least 360 is the max joules or watts per second used on the human body to restart a heart. that means that tasers that have 50,000 watts start the heart or break the heart down, and the muscle mass for 139 times more than it takes to start a heart. nobody deserves that to their body. if you have a person with a pacemaker, you're going to knock them out and kill them. if you have a person that has comorbidity factor, other things going on in their body, it's going to rock them out. i think that it's very important that we look at the physiological aspects, and i was glad that dr. tang was going to speak about it. when you have electrical impulses that are killing your tissue, cause you to fall out, hit your head on concrete or wherever, then you're going to have concussions and other thin

. >> the drug is known as proton pump inhibitors. these are drugs that reduce acid in your stomach, some people need to take them bit a lot can use alternatives. talk to your doctor, i'm dr. mike, have great weekend. >>> another cold start on this sunday but not as frigid yesterday. temperatures will climb into the upper 40's, yesterday's high temperature was stuck at 40. so not as harsh today. some monday morning a.m. drizzle, there might be a little wintery mix far north and west in the poconos, overall, mild temperatures, 33 degrees currently philadelphia, the wind is calm, the feels like temperature, the windchill the same air temperature. mid 20's, pottstown, low 20's right now pocono mountains, 36 at 9:00. look at the temperatures climbing through the mid 40's into the upper 40 by 3:00 this afternoon, we're dry, quiet, ultimate doppler with all to the west around the great lakes, a little bit of a wintery mix, rainfall apart of that system very head in our direction early on monday, william go hour by hour, drive for today, a m