couple of them, one with don brown, the rare earth. why complex life is uncommon in the universe.there an unnecessary degree of presumes build into the title meaning that if we have 200 billion stars in our solar system, and then you multiply that by the mere infinity number of other solar systems, in the universe how can you even -- how can you feel justified entitled a book "rare earth: why complex life is uncommon in the universe." you have no way of knowing it. >> how much time do you have. i can explain the many reasons why we said that may be the case. we think many of the statements that are present -- estimates that are present about how common intelligence life my be are wildly overestimated and a lot of this is simple an ateam by to us show there are many other factors one was to take into account besides those that are traditionally used an entire astronomical. one you mentioned, the numbers is the one we see the most of. >> do you want to comment on what peter waters just said? >> i would say that the important thing is that we can go out and begin to search for life e

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they include, gold, copper, coal and rare earth metals. nina? one man looking to capitalize is the former sumo wrestling champion, asashoryu akinori. he's revin entering himself as a property tycoon. stan grant has the story. >> reporter: he's a big man with big ambitions. >> you have big dreams? >> yes, yes, of course. >> you wants to be president one day? >> maybe. >> reporter: you shouldn't laugh too loudly. in mongolia no one is more famous than asashoryu. that's his japanese sumo name. for 15 years as a grand master he dominated the sport. now retired and back home, locals call him simply the champ. is he the symbol of the new mongolia? there's that laugh again. >> maybe. >> my whole generation, he says, has experienced the opening of mongolia. so i feel a great honor to be alive in this new free country. the big man has slipped down, once 170 kilograms, he now taps out at 130. his appetite for success is as big as ever. it's difficult to say if i'll became a world famous billionaire. assume more and business are completely different, diffe

rarely has the earth moved this close to the seat of power. >> more on the unfolding events in libya. >> we spoke to one of the residents of tripoli. she told us what the mood was like. >> at the moment, it is very quiet. it is very dark. we do not have electricity. rebels are all around the country guarding the neighborhood and making sure nothing goes wrong. >> we saw those scenes in the green square area of tripoli, rebel celebrating in the capitol. were you able to see that for yourself? >> we were not -- we were out earlier. we went around tripoli to see what was happening. people were celebrating and waving flags and singing, honking everywhere. they were happy and very excited. i have never seen people this happened before. i was not able to get to the green square. the road to get there was closed. >> how were you feeling at the moment? are you worried about the reports in tripoli or is this the end for the duthie? >> we can never know. he has millions of dollars to do whatever it takes and we heard rumors about him poisoning the water. we really do not know what he is of two.

rarely has the earth moved this close to the seat of power. >> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss- kahn has said his nightmare is over after a new york judge threw out sexual assault charges made against him. he was accused of attacking a made in his hotel room. our correspondent sent this report from new york. >> there was a hint of a gallic smile as dominique strauss-kahn arrived at court as a defendant. it was over in minutes. the judge granting a request by prosecutors to drop all charges. he looked composed, relieved. but not jubilant. in the glare of an international media spotlight, this highly charged case comes to an abrupt end. the man once talked about as the next president of france is free to rebuild his career and resume his life. he broke his silence outside the town house rented by a loyal wife. >> i am relieved. my wife, children, and france, all those who supported me by sending me letters and e-mails, i want to return to my country, but i have to take care of a few things first. >> his accuser was not in court. she did share a brief sexual enco

. >> the east coast is still feeling the aftershocks from yesterday's rare earthquake. the earth czech from north carolina all the way up to massachusetts and even as far west as chicago. this is one of strongest quakes to ever hit the east coast. >> we saw a 4.8 back in the 19th century. >> frightened workers screamed out into the street. white house, parts of the pentagon and even the city's monuments were evacuated. cracked were discovered in the top of the washington monument. in new york city, the ground shook and with the tenth anniversary 9/11 a few weeks away many feared the worst. >> the quake's epicenter was in mineral, virginia about 90 miles from washington. a nuclear facility is miles from the epicenter. two reactors were automatically shut down. both lost power just like the fukushima daiichi plant in japan it traveled farther and wider. >> when one fault line goes damage is limited within a few miles. but the northeast, it moves as one giant block, north atlantic plate. damage goes all the way to canada. >> this time it was limited and losses are expected to be les

seismologists say the quake was shallow, hence its impact was brought over a wide area, but rarely has the earth moved this close to the seat of power. >> north korea's kim jong il is making his first trip to russia for almost 10 years. he's due to hold talks with di meetry medvedev, where they will talk over north korea's nuclear program. for more on this visit, i spoke to our correspondent in seoul, lucy williamson. >> it was 10 years since he made his last trip to russia. north korea was very close to the soviet union as it was in the olden days. that changed after the fall of the soviet union. i think now that china has become such a key ally of north korea, but isn't quite giving north korea what it wants, perhaps not all of what it wants in terms of economic boost, it is reaching out. a crucial time also diplomatically, we've seen talks between north and south korea. we've seen talks between north korean and u.s. officials about restarting the nuclear discussions. one more reason why kim jong il may be wanting to talk to the russian president today. he's reported to be heading for a villag

the chinese work hard to get rare earths. they are very scarce. we have huge deposits in california that are currently off limits. i am for more revenue for getting people back to work. if you did those three things, you would dwarf any conceivable tax increase. i am for fundamentally i think they have been going at a backward. i say this as someone who got a fair amount of thing passed as speaker of the house. when you centralize into a grand bargain is coming to maximize the ideological conflict. one of the most important lessons i ever learned was to try to train people to say "yes if" rather than "no because." i have a proposal that the house republicans take up the webb/warner bill and pass it. to that amendme -- do not amend its. you have a bill that provides for offshore development of oil and gas. it is offered by a two democratic senators. he thinks it could be a model for the country. this is a revenue bill. it is all in one. what is harry reid then do? does he say that a bipartisan bill introduced by his members is unworthy of the senat

the chinese have a major effort worldwide to give rare earths and we have huge deposits in california currently off-limits. and for more revenue for using american assets and from american energy and from getting people back to work. if you did those three things come into it for anything from tax rates. i'm for a fundamental rethinking this. i think they have been going bad -- at exactly backwards. i say this is for someone was chief of the housing data fair amount of things past. when you centralize in the grand bargain, you maximize the ideological conflict. when the most import lessons i learned was to train people to say yes, if rather than no, because. with a newsletter coming out tomorrow with a proposal that the house republicans take up --one of the proposals that i had is a proposal that the house republicans take up the webb-warner bill and pass it. they could do it the first week that they come back, send it to the senate. this bill provides for offshore development of oil and gas offered by two democratic senators, one of them a former governor. it is endorsed by tim kain

the chinese have a major effort, worldwide to get rare earth, which is important in manufacturing and, we have huge deposits in california which are currently off limits and so, i'm for more revenue from using american assets, and i am for more revenue for american energy and for more revenue for getting people back to work. if you did those three things you'd dwarf any conceivable tax increase and at the same time i'm for fundamentally thinking of the current system and we talked of the legislative process and they have been going at it exactly backwards and i say this, as somebody who for four years as speaker of the house got a fair amount of things passed. when you centralize in the grand bargains, you maximize the ideological conflict. one of the most important lessons i ever learned was to try to train people to say, yes, if, rather than no, because. and, one of the proposals i have, which will actually be in my news letter, at gingrich productions tomorrow is a proposal that the house republicans take up the rubber... webb-warner bill and pass it. don't amend it. they can do th

out that even though ilts classified as potentially has czar douse, the chances of it striking earth is rare. so we should be okay. >> yes, i think we'll be fine. >>> still ahead at 6:00, declaring war on facebook. the group vowing to take down the social networking site. >>> also, a marketing campaign lands a popular supermarket in water. the whole foods connection to the muslim holiday of ram my da. >>> and what most americans say they don't have in the event of an emergency. >>> there's about 15 people over there and right over here. everybody is out looking for gold. >> the new gold rush, it's like h 1800s all over again.caiafoc californians turning back the clock. we're back in a moment. >>> the recent fears overstock values shocked the value of gold to record levels. >> while some people are selling off their gold, others are treasurer hunting. joe takes us along with a couple of gold miners who are suddenly finding their hunting grounds more crowded. >> this is where it all began. sawmill, west of sacramento, in the tiny town, here in 1848, james marshal discovered the gold flake that

earth. >>> a rare dust storm in the las vegas area, a big cloud of dust rolled over boulder city and nearas vegas covering the city and much of southern nevada. city officials warned people to stay indoors and to drive slowly with their head lights on. the fire department was also called out to help folks who were trapped in pockets of zero visibility in the outskirts in town. >>> wow, so a dust storm in vegas, a hurricane in the east coast, and beautiful weather here. mark, what do we have for the weekend. >> we're watching the showers as we head into the overnight hours. at least for right now we do have clouds and fog on the bay area shoreline. near san francisco's ocean beach. and that will expand over the next few hours. as far as our time lapse looking out toward the bay. you can see evidence of that fog pushing back into the region. notice that the marine layer, with that the warm air is compressing that and as a result you will feel that warm air as we head into the weekend. san jose in the upper 70s at 79 degrees. you can see some interesting developments with showers and thunder

world's leading wildlife photographers for the privilege of something something so rare only a few hundred people on earthave believed to have ever experienced it up close. polar bear mothers taking their newborn cubs out into the world for the very first time. getting here isn't easy. a flight to winnipeg, followed by a small plane to churchill, manitoba then a brain ride through the arctic. here goes the train. we are in the middle of nowhere, on the tundra, approaching 40 below. middle of the night. and the train's leaving us here. another hour later, we're at a place called the watchee wrong. it's only open six weeks a year. there is no running water. and spats is extremely limited. inside, hard core wildlife photographers from every corner of the globe. in the morning, they pile into vans converted with tank treads, hoping to find white bears hiddenenn white snow caves, in conditions that can kill a person in minutes. >> we have the tracks heading out and then another set coming back in here. >> reporter: it's more than 40 degrees below zero. i'm wearing a ridiculous amount of clothing. and surrounde

the chinese have a major effort worldwide to get rare earths, which are very important in manufacturingscarce. we have huge deposits in california which are currently off limits. so i'm for more revenue from using american assets. i'm for more revenue from american energy. and i'm for more more revenue from getting people back to work. if you do those three things, you would damp tax increaseses. let me talk last about the legislative process. i think they have been going at it exactly backwards. i say this as somebody who for four years as speaker of the house got a fair amount of things passed. when you centralize into grand bargains, you maximize the ideological conflict. one of the most important lessons i ever learned was to try to train people to say yes rather than no because.one of td is a proposal that the house republicans take up the webb- warner bill and pass it. they could do with the first week that they come back, send it to the senate. this bill provides for offshore development of oil and gas offered by two democratic senators, one of them a former governor. it is in fo

you tell me -- >> how many people could ever touch a rare mammal on earth, asian horned rhino like thisey get to touch animals like this and they go home and want to save it. protect it. i feel that way. just being here with them. this, of course, is just one of jack's many animal adventure, one of the first ever to bring wildlife to this small screen. >> we got three bubuet, two lions and six of us in this vehicle. somebody is going to be eaten. >> reporter: now he's launching a new tv show called "jack hanna's wild countdown." >> she ain't going to bite my hand, is she. oh, big one. >> reporter: every week he goes face to face with some of the best beasts he's encountered from around the world. >> golly, i did not know a cat did that. >> reporter: those clips from his show is amazing. he's done some amazing stuff. that will air on most abc affiliates on saturday morning "jack hanna's wild countdown." we had a great time at the wild in ohio. i i uld go back any time. >> you got the sense you were in africa. >> it's amazing. there are vistas where you can look around and you don't see a

finally tonight, a rare encounter for two space shuttles right here on earth. "discovery" and "endeavour" met nose to nose outside a hangar today at the kennedy space center in florida. both shuttles are being prepared for their future homes. "discovery" heads to virginia next spring. it will be housed in a hangar belonging to the smithsonian. "endeavor" goes to the california science center in los angeles. that's "nightly business report" for thursday, august 11. we want to remind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support, support that makes programs like "nightly business report" possible. thanks for joining us. i'm susie gharib. we'll hope to see all of you again tomorrow evening. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about investing is available in: to order this dvd, call 1-800- play-pbs or visit online at s

. >>> an i iredibly rare sight, a close encounter with the largest animal on earth. >>> well, believe it or not the markets are notthowing the soror of enthusiastic reaction you'd expect after the house passed the nation's debt deal. tokyo's nikkei average lost 120 points today. hong kong's hang seng is also down in late trading and in london the ftse opened lower too. the dow lost 10 points yesterday. the nasdaq index lost 11. >>> the big reason for the market drop has to do with the yield from treasury securities. the yield dropped yesterday to its lowest point since february. treasury yields dictate numerous interest rates affecting mortgages, consumer loans and even bank accounts. >>> ford is recalling 1.1 beneath the truck could make the gas tanks fall off and catch fire. the problem is being blamed for eight fires and one injury. the recall affects various f-150, f-250 and lincoln blackwood pickups, the f-150 is traditionally the best-selling but it has affected millions. >>> no word on where a salmonella outbreak may have started. it killed one person and made at least 76 sick

lemmie ago by earth is a contributor to south seti is read book of rare and endangered animals and will soon be published here on the rocks lizards can respond had they creep out of the cracks to warm up in the sun. of the word not very many people are so scared of lizards that they panic when they see one popular belief is that lizards will bite you know ok watch my fingers over there but there is no blood on it not even one drop because it was part of the lizards can bite through my skin and your. blood studies the regions from. the buzzard hovering over the river as a predatory bird normally it feeds on go pheasant mice but now it has a different vision mind. when obviously it's a claim freshwater crab but there aren't many of them out here in few know that we have them well female crabs sometimes have caviar here but these are young ones they most certainly don't have any you know. setian freshwater crabs are on the verge of extinction because of predators and people some. of us breed them at home aquariums. believes crime should definitely be entered into the bad book. this is the

rare event. hopefully we don't get too many low clouds. the solar storm we talked about last night is just now reaching the earth's upper atmosphere. ou've been tracking the aurora borealis or northern lights, they are dropping through canada. overnight tonight, there is a rare possibility that the northern u.s. may see the aurora borealis much further south, those northern lights. we'll talk about this coming up at 6:00 and keep monitor where that band may be setting up across the country later tonight. the forecast, areas of low clouds, misty skies, too, again for tomorrow morning. the temperatures as we get your weekend started looking pretty good. 80s inland. we'll have some good air quality, as well, thanks to the sea breeze. you'll find the temperatures warming up around pleasanton and livermore, upper 80s to mid 80s. and san francisco still cool, 65 degrees with the patchy fog and some misty skies for the morning. around the east bay, up and down the 680 corridor, numbers in the mid 80s for tomorrow. in the north bay, comfortable in wine country. a nice weekend to head out as patchy low clouds gives way to 70s and 80s. the fo

rare trip to russia if. the russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress that vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station. back to earth shortly after launch. sport news with. well welcome to the sunday early morning sports updates thank you for joining me and that headline. million dollar goal record signing some letter comes off the bench this far in his debut as and he told one want to just golf in the russian premier league while red bull flying again sebastian vettel beats lewis hamilton to take his knights pole position of the season qualifying this sunday's belgian grand prix. and for a while number one caroline wozniacki warms up for the usa today fourth straight win in the final of the new haven and. the first of football on russia's highest paid footballer siletz a month his debut by coming off the bench to score the late equaliser grungy as the darkest onside or one one runs stuff in the russian prime relates the thirty year old has a practice twice with his teammates to manage it got a good idea of kept him on the bench early on last dolphin kept the game score less than the first time despite missing it so

rare trip to russia. and unmanned a russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. next is to fail editor in chief of italy's prominent espresso weekly news magazine he discusses italy's controversial role in the war in afghanistan and its vested interest in seeing gadhafi ousted in libya. new. allegations of italian forces paying bribes to the taliban first appeared in the media in two thousand and nine planes that were furiously denied by rome but now u.s. diplomatic cables uncovered by italian less press a magazine reveal that concerns over the edge payments reached the highest levels of the us administration we're joined now by the editor. jennie k. thank you very much for joining us so you'll make a scene uncovered these diplomatic cables yeah these cables go. down so what was going on in afghanistan we have a different. sort of kind intelligence about this poem and are being made by the government on pin nine. do we can leaks of. give us a confirmation because according to these files personally president bush was asking where was corny f

earth. the magnificent blue whale. right now, more than a dozen of the rare whales, 100 feet long each, have made their way to the californiast, for a close encounter of the most amazing kind. >> right next to us, guys, right here. >> reporter: at first, no one could believe what they were seeing. there, shimmering beneath the waters in southern california. the largest living creatures ever created on this planet. bigger than any dinosaur. for some reason, nature decided to give a lucky boat of tourists a once in a lifetime show. up to 15 blue whales in one place. some estimates say the worldwide population has dwindled to less than 5,000. they came here following the food, each one consuming 7,000 pounds of tiny shrimp called krill every single day. this is an exclusive critter cam video, a whale's eye view of gulping down dinner. even the babies are a whopping 25 feet, three tons at birth. they dwarf a diver swimming nearby. they will go on to live an average of 80 to 90 years. it's not only their powerful size, but their powerful voice. listen to the language captured by national geographic. chirping when they're feeding

earth to come after you. >> an extra decision request is expected soon. hattie kauffman, cbs news, los angeles. >> mitchell: a weather rare knit russia today. a tornado. the powerful twister ripped through a city in the country's far east. 5,000 miles from moscow. officials say one person was killed. cars were overturned and roofs were torn off buildings. one of theworld's most active volcanoes is at it again. sicily's mount etna erupted this weekend shooting flames 750 feet into the sky. aetna has erupted four times this month. ending six months of calm. >> straight ahead, student loans. look before you borrow. that story is next. facing the y with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults

rare trip to russia. and an unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress of vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. now it's the debate on capital punishment in the u.s. as we meet the family of a sixteen year old boy who was executed in one thousand nine hundred nine the first part of that special report is coming up next. south of the united states of america oklahoma. this road leads to macalister penitentiary which houses prisoners contam to death. this is where just twelve years ago i met shone sellers a young man condemned to death his story created a media star all over the world he was my age and i have never forgotten him ever since the night of his execution i have been convinced of the death penalty acts like a poison on all those who participated and that now my aim is to meet all the people up or involved in the execution of sean sellers. this is where sean sellers spent the last thirteen years of his life. do there are cameras in three. parts in three. football players or are we. ok. sean was twenty nine when this interview took place. with. most of the people ar

rare trip to russia. and unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress of the vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. now it's the second part of our feature on the capital punishment debate in the u.s. as we meet the family of a sixteen year old boy who was executed in one thousand nine hundred. sister debbie lives not far from the penitentiary town she too used to take care of her nephew quite a lot when volunteer was out on the road the well i'm laura knew her well. were offered it could be anyone. you know we'd be in rock there with bales you know because it's. the payback it's been since you know whatever but when it's someone that that you care about. and you did the same you have more than one thank you. and it's mixed emotions it's it's unexplainable. it's sad. it's. called for. some waste. he was the last. part of me. and my sister in. his car. he was the last this or child and she's gone now he's gone now they're all. in that society so do i feel responsible for helping in his execution yeah. do i feel bad about it you know now do i feel bad for the greeting the jim an

rare trip to russia. and and unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted it back to earth shortly after launch from a colleague and he said now i will be here in just a bit with a full picture news of thirty minutes from now but next to central asia where we explore how the former soviet republic of tajikistan is faring twenty years after the fall of the u.s.s.r. . tenchi just on a former soviet republic became independent in nine hundred ninety one. that were an independent state is important but it's only good as long as it's backed by economic performance. unemployment is the greatest issue in this independent central asian country meaning one and a half million migrant workers flock to russia from tragic a stand alone they have left their country to feed their families. after the breakup of the soviet union we had a very hard trying but then we somehow learned to take things in stride. the situation got even worse following the devastating civil war that broke out during the first years of independence the nation still healing its wounds even a decade on the problems a

rare tornado makes a deadly strike in the country's far east. >>> and surface snapshot. nasa unveils the first close-up images of an asteroid over 100 million miles from earth. good morning. those stories and much more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> almost a done deal. house lawmakers approved an 11th hour compromise to raise the debt limit in time to avoid a first-ever default. among the 269 congress members, gabrielle giffords making a return to the capitol to cast her vote. tracie potts joins us from washington with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. it will likely pass the senate this afternoon. meaning president obama will get this bill just hours before our government was set to default. >> the bill has passed without objection. >> reporter: it passed with the help of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> thank you, gabby. >> reporter: she returned to vote yes six months after being shot in the head. >> we were all crying, thrilled. we just knew she would make a triumphant return. >> reporter: 68 republicans and half the house democrats voted against the $2 trillion deal to cut america's deficit and allow more bor

earth with. russia's. progress to crash. a hundred kilometers away. libya's rebel government. rushes to prevent stockpiles of chemical weapons. the country's elusive leader on a rare trip to russia. with more on those stories more developments in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime as our special report looking at life in the former soviet republic of. central asia.

rare trip to russia. and an unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. next it's all the latest from the world of sport with three. but i welcome the latest sports and these other headlines million dollar gold record setting sun as it comes off the bench to score his debut as a machine to a one one a rough start in the russian crimea meet while red bull still flying sebastian vettel is on pole for the knights time this season after between he was hamilton in qualifying for this sunday's belgian home plate. beating while number one cow won both me out ski warms up for the us open they fourth straight win at the new haven open final. says to football and russia's record thirty million dollars signing samuel eto you want his debut by coming off the bench to school the lady equaliser for un g in their one one draw at ross dolfin the russian premier league the thirty year old had only train twice with his teammates in mind kept him on the bench early on stuff while missing midfielder yvonne off and striking at the back of one play mobile

rare trip to russia. and an unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after launch. and up next the latest sports news with kate and i was i understand there's been the perfect warm up for the women's world number one tennis player ahead of the next week's u.s. open yes that's right caroline wozniacki has won have fourth consecutive title in new haven and she looks to claim the final grand slam of the season on that that's next. thank you for joining me for the latest sports updates this sunday morning and the top stories million dollar goal record signing samuel eto comes off the bench to score on his debut as i mentioned to one morning in a. wall of red bull flying again and sebastian vettel beats lewis hamilton to take his night's pole position of the season qualifying for the sun. to head hitting form while number one caroline wozniacki warms up for the usa they fall straight away in the final of the new haven and spend. the first a focal and russia's record thirty million dollars signing some usa launches debut by coming off the bench schoo

rare trip to russia. and that unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia progress the vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly after the launch. up next it's the latest from the world of sports. hello welcome to the latest post and here at the top stories. million dollar signing even a million dollar dollar record signing some might say comes off the bench to score his debuts on just one want to buy stock in the shoe company. wall red bull still flying sebastian vettel is on call for the nighttime the season ahead and there is how much of this sunday's going. to see the world number one car on those the outs he warms up to the u.s. i think the fourth straight win in the u.k. to find. that first vocal and russia's record thirty million dollars signing some rely so much his debut by coming off the bench to school the late equaliser frenchie in the one one draw the thirty year old had only trying twice with his teammates who just got the idea to on the bench early on missed midfielder i make a run off and spine get back there but i won't play well the game remained goalless in the first off it picked up

rare trip to russia. and an unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia on the progress of battle was carrying supplies to the international space station when it commented back to earth shortly after launch. up next is. editor in chief of italy's prominent mistrusts a weekly news magazine he discusses italy's controversial role in the war in afghanistan and its vested interest in seeing gadhafi ousted in libya. allegations of italian forces paying bribes to the taliban first appeared in the media in two thousand and nine a place that was furiously denied by now u.s. diplomatic cables uncovered by italian less press a magazine revealed it concerns a video ledge payments reached the highest levels of the us administration and we're joined now by the editor thing jenny thank you very much for joining us so you make a scene uncovered that a cable here this cables and. clear evidence of what was going on in afghanistan we have been friends and even sought to make an intelligence about this problem and are being made by the government on pin nine now and there we can weeks of. leave as a confirmation because according to these files personally president bush was asking whe

rare trip to russia. and unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it plummeted back to earth shortly.

rare trip to russia. and an unmanned russian space ship is missing after crashing over siberia the progress vessel was carrying supplies to the international space station when it covered it back to earth shortly after launch. next we explore the latest in science in russia and around the world in technology. welcome to technology update and welcome to mocks the world famous moscow air show where the planet's premier aerospace pioneers have come to show off their latest high flying hard supplied water too deep for the best to divest to soar above the rest and the legendary coastie airfield in suburban moscow the very place named after an early russian aerodynamics genius this year was the tenth time around for this festival flight since it started nine hundred ninety three with over eight hundred companies representing thirty countries to be strong for the year shows more than half a million guests will surely be employed action movie business was also on the bill racking up some ten billion dollars in deals even with all the international big shots bringing their wares russia's open secret made the biggest bush the sukhoi top forty fifty finally broke out from behind the closed doors

rare. >> thank you. >> and that is frustrating. >> thank you. >> and there is more ahead. what some cities are being forced to import to deal with the soaring temperatures. >>> a report about an astronomer theorizes the earth used to have two moons. saying one moon crashed into the bigger sister in something astronomers called a big splat. that supposedly left the moon bulkier and lopsided. the study is an attempt to explain why the far side is mountainis with an odd crust. >> and record temperatures continued to bake the central plains regions from texas to arkansas. for more than 100 people have died and at least 12 people have died due to heat stroke. a thermometer reached 115 degree mark in some towns. and there is a bit of relief and southern parts of the country continue suffering through oppressive heat through next week. >> i can't believe it. it's worst weather i've seen in years. >> it's ridiculous. >> people are dying and we're seeing people in emergency departments. they're seriously ill. >> and the heat wave caused rolling blackouts in the dallas, which had 30 days of 100 degree plus weather. and the company had to import energy from mexico. >> and opposite situation here. our temperatures are

the occasional school, rare tavern meal or night under a rented room for. the swedenborg books. that was all the earth's resources he seems to have needed and the books he recycle did fairly well. johnny didn't merely live the land. he barely touched it even though he walked it constantly. it is a gift to be simple and free, and give to come down where you ought to be the old shaker hymn goes and when we find ourselves in a place just write it will be in the valley of love and the like. could there be a better 42 word summary of john chapman's life? long before all but a handful of people realize what a fragile creations this earth is chapman and appleseed were there too, when nature as if she were a newborn baby and that might be the greatest gift of our own time. john chapman had scripture urging among not only the bible but swedenborg. all things in the world exists from the divine origin closed with such forms in nature as enable them to exist and perfect their use and correspond to higher things but however it came to be by god's hand or nothing more than a cosmic accident and whatever label one co

the occasional school, rare tavern meal or night under a rented room for. the swedenborg books. that was all the earth'sresources he seems to have needed and the books he recycle did fairly well. johnny didn't merely live the land. he barely touched it even though he walked it constantly. it is a gift to be simple and free, and give to come down where you ought to be the old shaker hymn goes and when we find ourselves in a place just write it will be in the valley of love and the like. could there be a better 42 word summary of john chapman's life? long before all but a handful of people realize what a fragile creations this earth is chapman and appleseed were there too, when nature as if she were a newborn baby and that might be the greatest gift of our own time. john chapman had scripture urging among not only the bible but swedenborg. all things in the world exists from the divine origin closed with such forms in nature as enable them to exist and perfect their use and correspond to higher things but however it came to be by god's hand or nothing more than a cosmic accident and whatever label one com

the occasional school, rare tavern meal or night under a rented room for. the swedenborg books. that was all the earth's resources he seems to have needed and the books he recycle did fairly well. johnny didn't merely live the land. he barely touched it even though he walked it constantly. it is a gift to be simple and free, and give to come down where you ought to be the old shaker hymn goes and when we find ourselves in a place just write it will be in the valley of love and the like. could there be a better 42 word summary of john chapman's life? long before all but a handful of people realize what a fragile creations this earth is chapman and appleseed were there too, when nature as if she were a newborn baby and that might be the greatest gift of our own time. john chapman had scripture urging among not only the bible but swedenborg. all things in the world exists from the divine origin closed with such forms in nature as enable them to exist and perfect their use and correspond to higher things but however it came to be by god's hand or nothing more than a cosmic accident and whatever label one co

ronald reagan was one of those rare presidents who lifted our vision and enlarged our very conception of this nation and its mission on earth. his time will long glow in history and memory. that was pretty high praise coming as it did from edward m. kennedy and while nobody could ever call ted a reagan democrat -- [laughter] he certainly knew the type and he knew that they don't like either party taking their votes for granted. the reagan democrats, many of you know, are still a mighty force in my state and definitely across this country. otherwise, i would not be here today as a proud successor of the late senator kennedy. so, i guess as you know there was a little bit of luck working for me last year too although when i got into the senate race i am sure he didn't look like i was a guy about to catch any breaks, as you well know and after the passing of senator kennedy, most people thought that the special election would be decided in the democratic riemer e., simple as that. who wanted to be the sadsack republican who was going to take the fall in the general election? it was me. [laughter] [applause] well, i will tell y

ronald reagan was one of those rare presidents who lifted our vision and enlarged our very conception of this nation and its mission on earth. his time will long glow in history and memory. that was pretty high praise coming as it did from edward m. kennedy and while nobody could ever call ted a reagan democrat -- [laughter] he certainly knew the type and he knew that they don't like either party taking their votes for granted. the reagan democrats, many of you know, are still a mighty force in my state and definitely across this country. otherwise, i would not be here today as a proud successor of the late senator kennedy. so, i guess as you know there was a little bit of luck working for me last year too although when i got into the senate race i am sure he didn't look like i was a guy about to catch any breaks, as you well know and after the passing of senator kennedy, most people thought that the special election would be decided in the democratic riemer e., simple as that. who wanted to be the sadsack republican who was going to take the fall in the general election? it was me. [laughter] [applause] well, i will tell y

the earth moved under my feet and i was all shook up and all those other songs. it was intense. i rarelywe're glad that there was not more damage. let's talk about political damage that the president is suffering. when you look at the unemployment rate currently in toss-up states like nevada and florida and iowa, new hampshire, and virginia, and ohio, this is not good news for the president. >> no. there is some swing states where i think it's really going to make a difference. for example, nevada, which has the worst unemployment rate in the country. that's 12%. it's really close to 13%. florida, a point and a half above the national average. some states have it lower. iowa, swing state, 6%. new hampshire, 5.2%. so the key point here, steve, is that basically we don't have a national election for president. we have an electoral college and a state by state election. so that's less important than the state race. >> steve: for instance, you look at michigan, which is a state that has leaned historically democrat, their unemployment rate is high. over the national average. what does that s

ronald reagan was one of those rare presidents who lifted our vision and enlarged our very conception of this nation and its mission on earth. his time will long glow in history and memory. that was pretty high praise coming as it did from edward m. kennedy and while nobody could ever call ted a reagan democrat -- [laughter] he certainly knew the type and he knew that they don't like either party taking their votes for granted. the reagan democrats, many of you know, are still a mighty force in my state and definitely across this country. otherwise, i would not be here today as a proud successor of the late senator kennedy. so, i guess as you know there was a little bit of luck working for me last year too although when i got into the senate race i am sure he didn't look like i was a guy about to catch any breaks, as you well know and after the passing of senator kennedy, most people thought that the special election would be decided in the democratic riemer e., simple as that. who wanted to be the sadsack republican who was going to take the fall in the general election? it was me. [laughter] [applause] well, i will tell y