it was invented in 1974 by an of rubik, a professor of architecture in cold war era hungry. at the time he wanted to help the students understand spatial relationships. our hands thought they made us human because they are able to create tools and they learn how to use our tools. and that's as the the, the field is a tool for thinking struck by its popularity with his students. rubik patented, and the rest is history. it hit the international market in 1980 and became a global sensation selling more than 500000000 units worldwide. spawning speed cubing competitions. and numerous knock offers and the current rolled record for solving a randomly scrambled cube is just over 3 seconds. although it had its heyday in the 1980s, the cube is still widely popular today with a community of influencers on tick tock and youtube. happy to plug its relevance for the 21st century. and it's quite useful for the generation now. it's kind of get the most headphones to realize it's good to have something in your hand that you care about and then kind of what to get better, right. so i think it

this was the ultimate destruction, the rubik's cube. a seemingly simple, yet challenging fidget toy. and depending on your proclivity for puzzles, it promised hours of fun. it's better or frustration. it was invented in 1974 by out of rubik, a professor of architecture in cold war era hungry. at the time he wanted to help students understand spatial relationships. our hand father may dot human because they are able to create tools and they learn how to use our tools. and that's as the the, the field is a tool for thinking struck by its popularity with his students, ruby patented, and the rest is history. it hit the international market in 1980, and became a global sensation selling more than 500000000 units worldwide. the spawning speed cuban competitions and numerous knock offers and the current rolled record for solving a randomly scrambled cube is just over 3 seconds. although it had its heyday in the 1980s. the cube is still widely popular today with a community of influencers on tick tock and youtube. happy to plug its relevance fo

and after 50 years of success, n o rubik is confident of its future. c i o and the to continue the access is meaning to meet you meant the didn't go out to 0. and that does it for me. so then the 8th of today then use continues here, analysis era, after fault lines, the bar code will be with you at the top of the hour for more of the, the united nations $29.00 conference on climate change, the sci fi, many most are countries with aids called fossil fuels, emissions crucial side to say to avoiding the worst effects of climate breakdown. will they rise to the challenge? stay with the 0 for an in depth coverage. told me to let you know i that is january 13th, 2014. i am with nicole wilson. just tell me everything that you can remember about what happened today. i went to the movies with my husband chad olson and we went to see the marine movie with mark wahlberg loan survivor. it was supposed to be a great day. it was just meant for us to kind of reconnect and have some time together. we go into the move in at that day. no one's there. at some point, a ma

and the fact that well, same is a rubik's cube has turned 50. the special puzzle has become a global phenomenon since it's released and it's invented, i believe. the colorful cube remains as relevant today as when he designed it in 1974 before smartphones. this was the ultimate destruction, the rubik's cube, a seemingly simple, yet challenging, fidget toy. and depending on your proclivity for puzzles, it promised hours of fun spin or frustration. it was invented in 1974 by our no rubik, a professor of architecture in cold war era hungry. at the time he wanted to help students understand spatial relationships. our hands thought they may not human because they are able to create tools and they learn how to use our tools. and that's as the the, the field is a tool for thinking struck by its popularity with his students, ruby patented, and the rest is history. hit the international market in 1980 and became a global sensation selling more than 500000000 units worldwide. spawning speed cubing competitions. and numerous knock offers and the current ro

that is a very strong deactivate or connection between the mind and the new york thing guys . rubik's cube became a hit for the challenge it offers and the endless possibilities. the classic 3 by 3 rubik's cube has 12 edge pieces with 2 colors and a corner pieces with 3 colors each that can be moved around by doing the math on possible positions of these pieces and taking possible edge clips and corner twist . the result is 43 quintillion combinations for and so the competitions began to solve it as quickly as possible. 40 years ago, the record was 20. 3 seconds. max pocky a sold sit in just over 3 seconds. a world record enthusiast have competed in solving its blindfolded or even solving 3 cubes, while juggling as for the general public, many have tried to solve it. just to say they could. this is a bucket list thing that people have. the oldest of on demands they. i think is quite useful for the generation now. it's kind of get the most headphones to realize it's good to have me in your hand that you care about me, that kind of work to get better, a global sales of the distinctive c

the iconic rubik's cube turns 50. we looked at what made it so popular. in depth analysis of the days headlines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's feed treaties? have a very high kid is inc and civilian political debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is, is real trying to achieve in 11 on? is there a strategy on out just sierra pod came into the say say that your government has repressive policies, respect of human rights, with this most important task, mike, all of them in facing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements of the time that so i thought that it was like the thought provoking on how much with the trip. do you think impulses right now to africa? it seems to be spreading more easily. here the story on talk to how does era the college is here with the the you watching else 0 reminder of our headlines this hour is really forces of killed

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and after 50 years of success, n o rubik is confident of its future. c i o and they say continue then access is meeting to meet you maybe didn't go out to 0. so much fun, but i still haven't managed to crack it. that's it from may sort of hide us what we'd like soon you can find more information on our website. the news continues, hey, on. i'll just they're off the phone lines. the bodenal's rain forests are some of the world's oldest, but they are no match for the deadly fires. increasingly with through them in the face of mind made deforestation an unforgiving climate change. a young indigenous leader makes all the plans to protect or village fire beneath a witness documentary on adjust. that is january 13th, 2014. i am with nicole wilson. just tell me everything that you can remember about what happened today. i went to the movies with my husband chad olson and we went to see the marine movie with mark wahlberg loan survivor. it was supposed to be a great day. it was just meant for us to kind of reconnect and have some time together. we go into the

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is the iconic rubik's cube. those times 50 years old. we take a look at what's made it so pump for the under this pull the height the i've is me thing to was a world title in australia. car is here with that story. the . the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action. it's all about destruction and create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate to page has been systematic except purchased the. busy oil industry was a main bank roller or opposition to climate act. the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? most you to a different absolutely. on, on just even around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa is cultural. heritage is on display in west and museums didn't happen overnight. we were rob, covered time. the 1st episode reveals how you repeat and color nice. ation. remove tens of thousands of on the effects of the young people struggle to reclaim restitution. africa stolen episode one. 0 no. just sierra of the the old address. barb

and after 50 years of success, n o rubik is confident of its future. c i o and the to continue the next week. the meeting to meet you meant the didn't go out to 0 of 43 quintillion combinations, but only one way to say goodbye that's of may need bach. i never got a website i'll just do, i don't call them and use continues of the tools. so i'll just soon, bye for now, the the had a lot of that was not in southeast asia and it seems as no laptop for the stormy conditions that are pegging northern parts of the philippines. we had the fulls tie food this month and we have a cost lives on its work, its way to the south china sea. the one ahead of that has ease but it's still going to bring some very wet weather into the it now on tuesday, behind that, another tropical depression is turning into a tropical storm as it works its way towards the philippines. so we are expecting some more active weather to move across moving areas as we go into the mid week. now this is looking much quieter across the south. we still got those big bus of rain full bonia and som

so rubik patented his invention, which by the end of the decade, had become a new craze. is a tool for same thing. the only thing god got, that's it, the fall line of thinking, problem solving, understanding situations, understanding space, they are using all hands. that is a very strong deactivated connection between the mind and the and the thing guys, rubik's cube became a hit for the challenge of offers and the, and list possibilities. the classic 3 by 3 rubix cube has 12 edge pieces with 2 colors and 8 corner pieces with 3 colors each that can be moved around by doing the math on possible positions of these pieces and taking possible edge clips and corner twists. the result is 43 quintillion combinations and so the competitions began to solve it as quickly as possible. 40 years ago the record was 23 seconds. max pocky is sold, sit in just over 3 seconds. a world record enthusiast have competed in solving its blindfolded or even solving 3 cubes, while juggling them as for the general public, many have tried to solve it, just to say they could. this is a bucket, this t

one of the world's most a recognized and popular puzzles is 50 years old, rubik's cube that's sold in the hundreds of millions. and that's something it's inventor could never have dreamt of when it came up with a design. dimitri event that unco looks at its enjoying popularity in 1974 and gary and professor of architecture, adding a rubric designed to cube to teach students about 3 dimensional spaces. but it proves to be more than a popular educational tool among his pupils. so rubik happens that his invention, which by the end of the decade, had become a new craze, is a tool for same thing. the only thing god got, that's it, the fall line, the same thing, problem solving, understanding situations on the sending space, the i using the all hands that is a very strong deactivate connection between the mind and the new york thing guys, rubik's cube became a hit for the challenge of offers and the endless possibilities. the classic 3 by 3 rubik's cube has 12 edge pieces with 2 colors and a corner pieces with 3 colors each that can be moved around by doing the math on possible positions of

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the eye clinic, rubik's cube tens, 50 on the cut was it made it so popular? the had that was stopped by looking at the satellite image for us right here. and you can see a stampede of spoons running the way across from the central and southern area. so we've had severe weather here. there is still a chance of some very strong winds, heavy rain and a chance of large hail as well. the west of the weather on choose day, however, pushes across the east coast of the us. new south wales will see some storms. they push out to sea, however, by tuesday, stretching down as well into victoria. but it is looking a laundry clear across has menu. a lot of rooms coming in for her about $22.00 degrees celsius that on choose day em. the heat just continues across the very north of what severe to extreme heat wave conditions, with temperatures pushing up towards 40 degrees in many of those cities. it's not as hot across new zealand. we've got a winter wave moving in a close to south island on monday. tons more gloomy on choose day, but dry of skies can be found here. look at t

the icon it rubik's cube tons 15. we look at what's made it started pop, you know, the, had a lot of there is laundry a fine and dry outlook for south asia this week. lots of sunshine, dominating particulars of pockets done and the northern parts of india, the west as well. but we are still seeing that poor quality dominating in some of the cities in talk has done as well as new delhi. so lots of hazy sunshine to be found here. it's west of across the very north of pockets on some of that rain coming. it's very north of india as well, and east and pops of gun. it's done and we'll see a sprinkle of showers continue for the likes of net port and boot time me and might as well say some of that rain. but on tuesday, it's southern india that once again gets a drenching thanks to the north east and he wants to bring in some storms and showers. they lift fits for lanka in the south as well. and it's southern parts of east asia that continue to see a stormy situation. we go to tie food downgrading as it works its way towards

. >>> the rubiks cube has been a maddening if popular toy for five decades. just ahead we will hear from the man who invented the puzzle and what drove him to create it. stay with us. >>> the hall of fame nascar racing driver has died at the age of 86, the founding member of nascar's alabama gang, he said set forth workplace on the all-time win list with 85 . the title was recognize last month when he was awarded a victory for a disputed race and anyone and he also took the checkered flag at the daytona 503 times. he died peacefully in his home in north carolina. >>> the nfl is cracking down on a player, the 49ers star and longtime trump supporter nick osa has been signed find 11,000 by the nfl, he apparently crashed his teammates postgame interview while wearing a make american great again hat. the rules prevent players from promoting political messages. he told reporters this week he knew he could be fined saying it was well worth it. now to a major upset in a big disappointment for one of the world's most recognizable athletes. intra-miami crashed out of t

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meanwhile, the world's smallest rubik's cube has been unveiled and it costs $5,320.ve you seen my tiny, incredibly expensive rubik's cube? oh, that's right. diane left me." [laughter] cube. spent the money on the cube. meanwhile, in his new memoir, "al pacino says he'll forever be 'haunted' by a childhood injury to his penis." while the rest of us will forever be haunted by that headline. that's in here now. forever. on my death bed, they'll be saying "what's that, grampa?" "al pacino's childhood penis." pacino is fine, but here's how he describes the injury in the book. "i was walkin' on a thin iron fence, doing my tightrope dance. i slipped and fell, and the iron bar hit me directly between my legs." oof. i wonder what sound al pacino made when that happened. >> hoo-ah! [applause] >> stephen: there you go. pacino says he was taken home and then adds "i lay there on the bed, with my pants completely down around my ankles as the three women in my life -- my mother, my aunt, and my grandmother -- poked and prodded at my penis in a semi-panic." i wonder what al pacino

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the puzzle was invented in 1974 by erno rubik.ord for solving the puzzle belongs to max park from southern california. he solved it in 3.13 seconds. >> my goodness. >> never been able to do it once. not i, that is not me. i have it in my office, and i just sit there and let it spin. >> decoration. >> i like it, yeah. it's basically a fidget toy for me. okay. >> a lot more news coming up at six. palo alto airplane thief. how much time the miami man accused of stealing the aircraft could serve in prison and cutting down on delivery

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thank you to both of you for joining me today and helping us to understand the rubik's cube of what's going on with lebanon is real, the broader middle east, etc. but i want to start with you 2 months ago has signed us for all of the long time leader of has the law was assassinated as well as his successor. and they had committed to keeping the war the, the attacks on israel going, as long as the gaza crisis is going. they've now been removed. so when it comes to a ceasefire between is real and has the law, what's getting in the way you're on. but let's, let's speak to you about so especially when we talk about tests on the so much of the supports that tens of a lot enjoys ended up in a, in, in much off the she community in love. and on back those so far beyond much of that support is not based on the idea a logical orientation of hezbollah, nor on its connection with the on it's based on the cat is a model pass on this on the so the mean ation of pass on the cell creates a serious, violent, my 48 on, you know, set then sense of the facade that to, to, which has, on the side of that w

but just like we had from ukraine, it's like this rubik cube, it's hard to put all the pieces togetherts the wars in gaza and lebanon and even the tension with iran wrapped up before he takes office injanuary. he was also reported to have said what you have to do. i think it is real that is is this expectation that israel will get a freer hand but on the other side there is all the arab leaders and very have all congratulated president trump. they have spoken of years of cooperation and all of them have said they hope he will bring peace to the region. that includes saudi arabia and that is the prize for president trump, he wants to have that normalisation with saudi arabia. there are very strong relationship with the kingdom the first time round. there are a lot of pieces to juggle. will he be —— will he give benjamin netanyahu everything he wants or will he be the man who says i'm going to be the peacemaker in this region. as always, unpredictable.— unpredictable. ben'amin netanyahu�* unpredictable. ben'amin netanyahu met _ unpredictable. benjamin netanyahu met recently| unpredictabl

one thing i didn't know about her is that she can solve a rubik's cube behind her back, which i thoughtas very interesting. she has literally tried to make this -- caroline: wow. ed: i know, right? she has tried to make this a personal effort saying that people trust people. she's been forward facing, she's been out going to conferences and speaking before congress. her entire posture is transparency and candor. she is doing everything she can to build relationships, not just with the private sector but with the public sector and the public at large. ed: talking more about the threats themselves, the team has come on the show to talk about cyber security threats online. where is the most risk in the week of the election? >> one of the real big challenges that not just folks like jenny easterly have been facing, but state and local election officials have been dealing with is really where people are getting their information from. how are they verifying their information? and the question of whether people will see something on social media and actually believe it. it's got to be a quest

getting approval to tweet something was like figuring out how to solve a rubik's cube and the harris pleading with staffers to stop leaking. most of them are going back to blaming biden. one member of the harris campaign says 107-day harris campaign was nearly flawless. the biden campaign that preceded it was the opposite. and the bmo obama guys are pig off. >> joe biden's decision to run for president was a catastrophic mistake and was. he and his inner circle refused to believe the polls and refused to believe he was unpopular and refused to acknowledge very late that anyone could be upset about inflation and privately telling reporters at the time that kamala harris couldn't win. so they were shiving kamala harris torrets and told anyone else not time for open process and vice president can't win and he's the strongest candidate. we find out when biden campaign is the harris campaign, that the biden campaign's own internal polling at the time when they were telling was the strongest that donald trump would win 400 electoral votes. >> jesse: nancy pelosi not spoke to biden after th

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the media was saying cheap fakes and the democrats saying he was behind closed doors was solving rubik'shs. it was january 2023 or january 2024. if you continue do the job he shouldn't be president. he has a launch codes in his pocket. >> harris: if kamala harris steps in the question becomes, you need a acu men and experience to handle the situations going on right now around the world that im peril our men and women in the field. what does that look like or so other line of succession he could think of? speaker of the house eventually. >> i don't see how it is kamala harris. at any moment it could be ukraine or something we haven't dreamt up in the middle of the night and the president could face. if the president is not acutely aware or ready enough to be president and can't remember the boston celtics how do you expect to be in a situation room at 3:00 in the morning dealing with china invading taiwan for instance, which could happen. it is a scary thought. >> harris: i want to ask my team to roll video of the official photo, if we can. i don't want to just make this about one moment

thank you to both of you for joining me today and helping us to understand the rubik's cube of what's going on with lebanon is real, the broader middle east, etc. but i want to start with you 2 months ago has signed a strong the long time leader of has the law was assassinated as well as his successor. and they had committed to keeping the war the, the attacks on israel going as long as the gaza crisis. is going they've now been removed. so when it comes to a ceasefire between is real and has the law, what's getting in the way you're on. but let's, let's speak to you about so especially when we talk about tests on the so much of the supports that tens of a lot enjoys ended up in a, in, in much off the she community in love and on. but also far beyond much of that support is not based on the idea a logical orientation of hezbollah, nor on its connection with the on it's based on the cat is a model pass on this on the so the mean ation of pass on the cell creates a serious, violent, my 48 on, you know, set then sense of the facade that to, to, which has, on the side of that was that dec

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