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. >>> and later, the rubik's cube fast approaching 50. why the color-matching puzzle is showing no signs of aging. >> whenever i'm bored and i don't know what to do, i just play with this. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. there is only one pope today. benedict xvi died today ending an unprecedented decade in which the catholic church had two living popes, one reigning, one retired. in 2013 benedict became the first pope in 600 years to resign saying that at age 85, he was no longer up to the job. his successor, pope francis, is 86. the path could be clear now for him to step down. cbs' chris livesay is in rome tonight with more on the death of the german-born pope and his impact on the worldwide church. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. with benedict's death in unchartered waters because he was not a sitting pope, however, we do know that starting monday his body will be lying in state, and on thursday pope francis will preside over his funeral here at t

there are 105 registered competitors. >> the rubiks cube is important to me.ave my distraction from whatever is happening. it is calling to me. -- calming to me. i started cubing two years ago on christmas day. my first solve was a couple hours later. once i picked it up, i cannot put it down. >> we always had a rubiks cube in the house. i looked up how to do it. when i did, i came across competitions. ever since then, i have been cubing all day, every day. you can choose how competitive you are. >> there are competition events such as one-handed, blindfolded, 3x3, 2x2, and 6x6. >> i can do it one-handed. i am trying to learn blindfolded. it is hard. sometimes you can be up late doing it and not even realize it. >> incredie stuff. ben stokes won the 3x3 blindfolded and 3x3 multiple cubes blindfolded. we asked him if this is a sport. >> yes, there is a debate. i like to call it a sport. meet not being very athletic, it biases me. i think it is a sport. it is competitive. there is a lot of training that goes into it. i don't know how a sport is defined. there ar

for many, the rubik cube isn'tjust a game at a competitive sport.mething of a renaissance recently, with a new generation taking up the puzzle during the covid pandemic. we went along to meet some of the competitors. i can usually solve the cube in under six seconds. my name is tymon kolasinski and i'm one of the current 3x3 rubik's cube world record holders. we're at a competition here in glasgow. there are 155 registered competitors and they're all trying to compete and get their best results. the rubik's cube is very important to me because it's, like, i have my own distraction from whatever's happening. it's reallyjust something that's really calming to me. i first started cubing two years ago on christmas day and the first one i solved was a couple of hours later. once i picked it up, i couldn't put it down. we always had a rubik's cube lying somewhere around the house, so at one point i was like, "well, it'll be cool to solve one". so i looked up how to do it on the internet, and when i did, i also came across competitions. basically, ever sin

we always had a rubik's cube lying somewhere around the house. ever since then, i'vejust been cubing, like, all day, every day. you can choose how competitive you are about it. i mean, for me, it's all competitive. as well as the standard 3x3, this competition offers - events such as one—handed, i 3x3 blindfolded, then variations are for 3x3, like the 2x2, i which is a smaller version, and the 6x6 and 7x7 . which are a lot bigger. i can personally do it one—handed but i'm trying to learn blindfolded, but it's really hard, it's really addicting. and sometimes you can be up really late doing it and not even realise it. now, the german state of bavaria is none of the most picturesque places on earth, many of the people living there love to commune with nature, but they can sometimes be a little competitive about it. tim allman explains. they are a majestic sight. one of the most impressive animals in the wild. but imagine for a moment that you might, for some reason, want to attract the attention of a stag or deer. how would you do that, you may won

. >>> if you've ever spent any time with a rubik's cube, you know it can be a frustrating experience.nd-bender is now 50 years old and remains the best-selling toy in history. nancy chen spoke to the inventor. >> reporter: it's 54 squares have perplexed generations. >> i don't know what to do, i reporter: bjuut wn. reporr:f the bestelling toy ihereso n ever made. the rubik's cube has enticed hundreds of millions worldwide, from those who can solve it at lightning speed to others discovering its chllenges for the first time. >> have you solved the cube before? >> no. >> no? >> reporter: one minute an 9 seconds. >> reporter: like this children's event in new york. >> pretty good, but a lot of people are better than me. >> reporter: and the inventor of the rubik, now 78, has made it his life's work to inspire kids to learn. >> it teaches children a different way of thinking. >> it represents how we are able to meet a problem to understand something. >> reporter: there are over 43 quintillion possible combinations, but there is always a solution. >> i believe the secrets is not in the cub

i can solve a rubik's cube i'm not quite professional at solving a rubik's cube, but about 40 secondsfly at the helm. do you want a real plane? i want to get this education, so that later in the future i will be able to fly, in order to fulfill this dream. i need to pull myself up in all respects, my parents support me, in general, this image was suggested to me by my mother and my sister with this bandana. i feel bolder more cheerful more positive. i recently hmm found out such a fact that if you put music on the flowers of the house, plants of all kinds, then they grow faster. is it possible to say that you grew up in music because you grew up in music faster? i think not, but you can say that i grew up, uh, positively. yes, they say that even music makes people happier. is it possible to say that thanks to music you grow faster and happier. this can be said, that is, it brings you happiness and joy, definitely a certain satisfaction and a good mood. naturally, they gave you a lot of energy. well then, di sing already. just tell me, they only gave us the lights of the airfield. we w

memorize and apply 1,000 algorithms to solve the rubik's cube.in what musical accompaniment in which company our colleague andrey petrov meets this morning hello, good morning to everyone and in the russian national museum music in one of the largest music museums in the world, and today we have on the set, a musical instrument once invented by adolf sax in the middle of the 19th century and for a long time for 50 or 60 years. well, in principle, it existed, but of special popularity did not have until 1918. this year of music criticism is called the year of the real boom of jazz. well, where is the jazz there and the saxophone. well, by the way, even this popularity did not lead to music and to the game of sexphone. e of a large number of girls, everything is basically. if you look at the stage men, maybe in part, because it's not that easy after all. the tool, i now specifically took it in order to weigh it. how much you need to hold in your hands on stage about 3 kg, and with such a musical instrument, of course, you can’t jump. although your

it is a rubik's cube. every time you spin it, you just got to pick it up and move it around. never solved one. none of us has ever solved one. don't act surprised. do they ever get a martin statue right? >> leslie: never. >> look at this statue. i mean, what the hell is this? the man literally marched for freedom and his statue don't have no legs? you know why people like the mona lisa? because i can see the bitch. and she's giving fierce, she's giving unbothered, she's giving legacy. am i pretty? doesn't matter, i'm famous. [applause] now say what you will about them goofy ass conservatives but they know how to make a statue. it's a white dude on a horse. it's always a white dude on a horse. there is no confusion! so listen, that's what the liberals need to do. make a statue of mlk, in his suit, on a horse! [applause] >> leslie: yeah, but did mlk have a horse? >> i don't know! and neither do y'all! so put him on a horse, put him on a throne -- hell, put him in joe biden's corvette! [applause] at least we would know who it was. because you know what, mais leslie? >> leslie: y

in general, i like everything and, to be honest, i did almost everything in my life not rubik and stepnd a lot of power directions and pilates streichenko yoga, well, today, but taking into account this trend, yes, smart fitness and that we are not so much chasing, there, for a beautiful body, as such, but more after all, for a healthy lifestyle, for health, for the functionality of our body, otherwise it is still today. i just love pilates. and in general in this direction i’m ready to develop and develop and develop, but i still really love strength training and i think that without them i’m still nowhere. today we will start our morning in a position that is comfortable for us, sitting, moving our trains and getting ready for work. during the day , sit down, please, in this position, align the body vertically with the pelvis, take hold of your knees and round your back. we hold on to our knees. with an exhale. we stretch back with a round back in spirit. forward. how do you hold on, for the knee of our shoulder blades spread to the sides and move away from the spine, we remain with

i mean, that would be like, you, a rubik's cube randomly. it's like it's levels of complexity that the more you know, the more you know, oh, that didn't happen. but what he says, james, to write about two or three chapters in the book to him, he says, but they're not reckoning this. no, there's they're still pretending like we're working on it. working on it. and he says, no, you're not you. you're climbing up a ladder that's leaning into the wrong building. you're you're not fooling anyone. you need to shut down funding and be that what you've discovered in all this time is abiogenesis. get life from non-life is either or. you can see it is it's just you know it would be like you've heard the old thing of you know if a tornado goes through a junkyard and forms a 747 with, you know, trade tables and seatbelts, you'd say, well, that's like that's not going to happen. not in that. not we had billions and trillions of tornadoes through. it's just never going to happen. that's effectively when you say that a single cell, which now know to be unb

middle of the twenty-first year, and already then several modifications of this unit the size of a rubik'se were ready, now their even more thrust from a miniature plasma engine is enough for a small spacecraft to maneuver in orbit. we already have it. two spacecraft with our engines in orbit. these are some preliminary versions of the engine, but, nevertheless, we have already turned on the engines in space and checked that, in principle, the engine is also capable of working in space. now getting ready for production is a light tower satellite, 1, which was owned by mythia, so we'll have, uh, full control over this spacecraft. highly sensitive optics will be installed on the satellite of swords in order to track forest fires for such purposes, a large apparatus is not needed, and when the light tower alone completes its task by installing yegorov, it will help to set it, a downward trajectory and the satellite will safely burn out in the atmosphere of no space debris. we have , uh, the latest version of the engine on the way. she it will already be, so to speak, pre-production after test

position to pursue their stated aim, to cut off and in circle ukrainian forces in bar moot and quito. rubik is a member of the ukrainian parliament and leader of the hollows policy. she says the situation is less clear than the russian announcement suggests. what do you know right now and what is definitely confront by ukrainian force it, there are still heavy fighting in solid r as well as in baltimore. and we are here russia's announcement about taking. so linda, but i want to remind everyone that it this 5th announcement of taking solider over the last 5 days. and especially that wagner group that was announcing that is acknowledged as a terrorist organization. and this is why we are calling for everybody use only they checked data and not anything else. as for the civil s a inbox with an install, the dark people who remain there, people who decline to recreate. and it is incredibly hard for us to provide all the supplies and the support for them. however, it was a time and prosecution procedures to the create from solid are and her right. now the only hope that we have is our forces wil

why did you become so involved in the rubik cube?!ow and to show us how- me. i wonder if you could give it a go now and to show us how fast i me. i wonder if you could give it a i go now and to show us how fast you are and why you are the champion? you don't have to be blindfolded! 0k! you don't have to be blindfolded! ok! here we go. can you see this? 0k. wow, congratulations! ithink wow, congratulations! i think we had somebody in the galleryjust tell us, what was it, around six seconds? to win the competition? yes, the average was .5 .3 seconds to win the competition. average was .5 .3 seconds to win the competition-— average was .5 .3 seconds to win the competition. huge congratulations to ou and competition. huge congratulations to you and good — competition. huge congratulations to you and good luck — competition. huge congratulations to you and good luck with _ competition. huge congratulations to you and good luck with whatever - competition. huge congratulations to you and good luck with whatever you | you and good luck with

dynamic apartments starts from 30 million dollars, the amount for living space in the architectural rubik'sied. the main thing is that apartment owners are not circling. head what else interesting happened in the past 7 days? what events will not leave you without a mind and what you should definitely find out about, a special selection for you was prepared by yana mendeleva art straight from the heart. what a filipino artist paints, greetings from the bronze age, where a five-thousand-year-old settlement was unearthed. which stone represents eternity and how to recreate the famous tower of the yellow crane in miniature, we will find out together in the next few minutes. paintings in the blood of an artist from the philippines creates paintings connective tissue of the internal environment of the body, the 52-year-old master is convinced of drawing with his own blood. this is a symbol of the fact that art comes straight from your heart and reflects your essence to use unusual material elite-sirk, started at the age of 9. the first bloody portrait was created in 1992 . the main goal of the f

my name is tymon kolasinski and i'm one of the current 3x3 rubik's cube world record holders.ne—handed, but i'm trying to learn blindfolded, but it's really hard. it's really addicting and sometimes you can be up really late doing it and not even realize it. blood plasma because if we can solve the puzzle of the weather and what it will do next. —— let's see if we can solve the puzzle. hello, there. much of this week will be fine and settled, thanks to higher pressure. you can see this frontal system working in scotland and northern ireland, bringing outbreaks of rain. the isobars are squeezing closer together, so it will be telling when you're during the night. further south, will hold on to clearer skies, lighterwinds, south, will hold on to clearer skies, lighter winds, that cloud and rain band, across parts of central uk by the end of it, chilly with clear spells and behind it so there will not be any problems with temperatures from five to 7 degrees. blustery day across the board on tuesday. that weather front will be pushing southwards. valley anything on it by the time

and if rubik shows up, i wo n't sleep. where is it sorry? nothing so chubby.e, or i don’t like gossip. but if you’ve already turned around like that, tell me, it’s going up to me about my hands, i would say galloping, but not living on a salary. now i sometimes agree, the guys from their own security tracked something, apparently. but progress so far that they didn't give. here it is already. interesting computer beauties thank you, i 'll tie it up now, here until the guards are fired. you know how often and loudly they squealed, well, nothing is heard upstairs. and who is she in lem? who is yours? i don't know in which dump i found it, but your friend developed you. just don't tell anyone okay? shut up, better bastard. come on hello what are you doing amazing you are a woman. it's because of a man that i got into such rubbish. well, vaska is your outstanding, probably an outstanding man. what am i to do with him, i will be with an outstanding okay, he's my man. healthy, probably. you and i are ordered to forget about this case until they sort it out up there,

a lot of rubik air conditioning yes , there was a small overlay and instead of black they brought whiteed, it will be black and perfect. an air conditioner with very cool functions, ionization, disinfection and an intelligent sensor will fit into our interior, when a lot of people gather in the room, the air conditioner works, it will not direct the air flow to only one person. that is, it simply will not blow anyone into this room. he will distribute all air evenly. well, let's talk in general about finishing, the most difficult task is to distribute these five corners and make them friends with each other. and that's what's amazing in color. now it turns out that we did not hide this shortcoming, but, on the contrary, emphasized that when there is some unusual nuance, the unusual shape of the room needs to be strengthened in order to reveal this charisma of the room, so i chose a technique when we create such a kind of chaos, but the chaos is well thought out . it is logical and everything is interconnected. we are painting the walls. moves into the ceiling panel transitions into two-

almost solving that rubik's cube that has become the republican conference.now stands adjourned giving republican leader mccarthy until 10:00 p.m. to flip a few more never kevin hkevin holdouts. the top sources tell cnn congressman matt rosendale of montana, and incoming congressman eli crane of arizona, they're also waiting for two congressmen who are it of town for personal reasons to return so as to allow him the margin he needs to become speaker. let's go live to melanie zanona. mel, kevin mccarthy sounding more confident and more assured and even definitive that he has the votes and will be speaker and it will happen tonight. >> reporter: yeah, jake. i would say the most definitive and the most confident we have heard kevin mccarthy throughout this entire saga. he says he will the votes and he will have them tonight. he says it's not about how you start start. it's about how you finish. first, we need to get two members back. that would be ken buck and wesley hunt, two republicans who were supporting kevin mccarthy, but they were absent. that was hurting

mike: you said it earlier, when you look at the back of your check you see all of this, it's like a rubik'sent contractor you have to write your own check. to the tax bureau every quarter, right? when you do that, well, it's a very different experience when you sit down to write what you owe as opposed to having it withheld. i believe that a lot of people in power don't want us to do that. >> will: don't want us to feel the emotional pain because we are asking where is our money going. >> mike: because writing the check is very, very different. >> brian: what about the easy pass? you don't know that tolls have changed we don't even see the tollbooth anymore. >> mike: we are a frog in the boiling water and so many ways and the heat goes up a little more in a little more in a little more in the next thing you know you are accepting things as dogma. >> brian: you are saying this to alert our audience to stop this, this is no benign bill, this is something that has to be stopped. >> mike: you have to look at it, it's a quick google but when you look at the war on freelance it goes right to my f

this is the kind of four dimensional rubik's cube for kevin mccarthy.hat he can find a way out. i see a few possible ways this could go. three ways, to be specific. they can return tomorrow at noon when house gavels back in and keep voting. just keep voting, doing more of this, they could be spinning their wheels and hope somebody breaks. at this point i don't see either side with an incentive to break. the 10% is holding firm. and the 90% is furious at the 10%, understandably so, because they built something close to a consensus, which is generally in the past been enough to elect a speaker. remember, john boehner in 2015, he got elected speaker with 25 defections. this is the hazard of narrow majorities. that is one path. the second thing, kevin mccarthy could try to get these far-right rebels everything they want. specifically, they want to keep him on a very tight leash here. they want to be able to make a motion to overthrow him whenever they please. they want him to commit to holding votes on bills that may not be able to pass. they want commitmen

that is a uniquely problematic rubik's cube puzzle that nobody on capitol hill that i talked to can figuree is june 5th. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. >>> classified documents in garages, and closets and now a special counsel, none of it slowing down any 2024 plans at the white house. as far as our team can tell. sources inside the biden administration are telling nbc news that this whole documents thing is not going to alter whatever the president's plan is to announce something on his political future. and in the decision, and that is interesting on the timing here, the decision will be made public sometime after his state of the union speech next month. sourcing telling us they want president biden to be a president at the state of the union, not a candidate. i'm joined by nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander. and we knew for the state of the union, the president had been really clear, he talked about this over the holidays with the family, and the thinking would perhaps the decision would be im negligent considering that there is one named candidate on th

we need legwarmers, rubik cubes, the lot.ar as they used to. wages are going up. they grew by an average 6.a% in the three months to november. that's actually the swiftest climb for two decades. but when you take into account rising inflation, which means you're paying more forfuel, food and energy, the value of the those wages actually fell by 2.6%. and where you work continues to have an impact on how much more you're getting. on average, private sector employees saw their pay go up by almost 7.2%, compared to the increase of 3.3% for public sector employees. that public—private gap actually closed, slightly, but remains vast. and that perhaps goes some way to explaining the past few month of strikes, largely in the public sector. in november, a67,000 working days were lost to strike action. the last six months have seen the most strike days lost for 30 years. a challenging environment for workers wanting pay to match prices, and in turn, for employers trying to meet that demand as costs for energy and materials are rising

in fifth place in our hit parade, sensational this year on the internet, is a cube smoked sausage rubikn you imagine the design? as you can see quite a working obvious plus tired of twisting you can bite off 2.5 million internet users have already appreciated this gadget smells and the fourth place is the designer of places and his email box, which he turned into a masterpiece work items on the principle of destroying the masterpiece before reading, unnecessary correspondence is turned into garbage right on the spot. this invention was considered extremely useful by three and a half million users. well, roman and i are ahead of everything. the top two is opened by taiwanese inventor huang xiaocep hm, who designed a mobile aquarium to walk his goldfish. fish. this device is not commented. of course they are shocked. but juan's followers are very happy. they reacted immediately and handed him solemnly five million likes. and one of them, our honorable second place and 7 million views, goes to the famous inventor joseph hershkhov and his unit with a power of one dog. i don't even know what

man engineers from japan created the rubik’s cube, remember such a cube that is going to never be ableby itself, here we have such zhen technical details. yes, the craftsman does not really reveal such. it's all learned, however authentic. it is known that all manipulations of the cube are done with the help of several motors. i have one. i was a thunderstorm. canned food or preserves question almost shakespearean, yes the question is how they differ from each other. and which, by the way, are tastier and healthier, for example, these same canned food cans are made, we go to production and get involved in the process will be tasty and interesting. fish preserves and canned food, what is the difference let's compare technologies on in two productions, the first stages are no different. any production begins with an input control, that is, thanks to the input control, only proven high-quality raw materials enter the enterprise and then the racks are loaded into a diffraction device for the defrosting process. after that, the fish is sent for cutting or not sent, if the carcasses need to

and one of the most watched videos on the bbc news website shows the competitive sport of rubik's cubingcing against the clock and each other. a couple of stories from the inside pages. damon esther rantzen, this fashion in the times. she said she has lung cancer. she has decided to share that news with all of us. she said the diagnosis came only recently under cancer has spread. i find it difficult to go around hospitals wearing an unconvincing surprise. she decided she wanted to talk about it. this is a gorgeous statement. she pays tribute to her family, particularly france former colleagues for their tolerance of her wild ideas and awfuljokes. at the moment she is waiting to find out what the best treatment is for her. she is 82. she says she is feeling optimistic and positive about the treatments that are available. this is a fascinating story. this chap, chris dennis, he lives in cambridgeshire. lost his phone and discovered while it was taken by mystery person someone that football bets on his phone. when he got his phone back he discovered the mystery person had won him 650 quid,