let's suppose instead the sender over here sends 'em every six minutes, you know, half as many flashesif they were sent every six and nothing changed, how often would they be seen here? - 12 - every 12. now, here's einstein's second postulate: all the laws of physics will be seen to be the same in uniformly moving reference frames. this is moving uniformly with respect to this. in fact, einstein said, it makes no difference whether this is at rest and this is moving or this is at rest and this is moving away. motion really is relative. it's a relative motion between the planet and the ship. so, let me ask you a question. these six minute flashes that the ship really is sending-- really is sending the six, we agreed on that before-- these six minute flashes are gonna be seen how long apart by that person back here, who's now looking, who puts the telescope up and takes a look? check your neighbor. what's the answer, gang? - 12. - 12. you see that. i mean if 6 is seen as 12, then 6 will be seen as 12. so we can complete this diagram up here and say this. we have another planet here. a pe

the sender and i were just talking earlier. medicarepposed the drug expansion. i cannot speak for the reason he did. i did because it was too much of a giveaway and did not provide the level i thought it should for prescription drug benefit. it could have been done in a better way. i did -- we did something i know a number of people on our side of the aisle did. we helped -- we held town hall meetings and sent my staff out to help people, how can i sign up for prescription drug benefit. we helped constituents navigate a labyrinth and arduous path of how you get prescription drug benefits. my republican friends. it is the law. after this, i hope -- this disastrous rollout, i hope after ins my colleagues will work their states to help us work for the american people. i was hand -- handed a note from my staff. republican house members in ohio have gone so far as to tell constituents who have questions to call brown's office, because he voted for it and we did not. publicas a nation and officials, we do our jobs. we took an oath. i just hope we pull together and mak

. >> al: you have your starting center, at least tonight's starting sender, your one and two left tackles and your starting running back who will all be out of the game. that's cody wallace who is a tackle by trade and the backup center getting in some snapping practice here because he is going to have to snap it on fourth down. >> cris: take a look and see what happened to fernando velasco. haloti ngata right here kind of just rolls right back on the back of his leg. wow. >> al: you can't make this stuff up. >> cris: can't disagree with the call. all he has to do is catch it and it's a touchdown. >> al: nope. so they tend to velasco. fourth and goal. velasco back to the goal line. >> cris: you see mike tomlin said take him out. he was trying to determine whether or not he could go back on the field. the last minute he said take him out and so now here we go with cody wallace. you wonder if this limits, does he do shotgun snap well? do they take a snap on the sideline? so many things come in to play. at this point it's a half a yard. could ben quarterback sneak it. but you have haloti nga

activist and the us and has instead going to push another run of the sanctions at the beginning of sender and some man as he is afraid that we face new sanctions that have passed and then add the atmosphere of you may be inside the london cage and the hive mind is especially at the much as the poly mates and the view was that scene in the negotiation so it's it's a very critical moment for the other hand's government also here. thank you very much indeed come to you a fortune from my camera now it's second eighteen south kerry s austria has countered field and simulated exercises to mop is that an industry of the dprk east shedding of the young john niven and exercise is to praise on and around the island. south korea's joint chiefs of staff said the amin made the apples in the real cool participated in the tail on the dprk marks the day with unbound respond to what is cold and the of publication with a strike on the south korean presidential compound assess the finance ministry spokesperson said adam boulton would only heighten the wilful breach addition the amount of trees near the tree

and storing pictures of her and when the postal inspector gave the agent the photo of the package sender he was able to easily compare it with her facebook and my space accounts needless to say it's very very hard to get away with anything in a digital world. and the united states has announced that it will be relocating its vatican embassy they say it will now be a part of the building on the compound of the larger american embassy to italy the state department notes that security and cost savings were behind the move with the department as to meeting it will now save one point four million dollars a year the vatican is a landlocked sovereign city state with the city of rome within the city of rome and it's the smallest internationally recognized independent territory in the world now the shift has drawn criticism from former u.s. representatives to the holy see along with others who insist that countries should maintain embassies to the vatican and to rome and separate locations now this consolidation comes just after the holy seas representative at the u.n. weighed in on the debate ab

systems and what we really need are new protocols that protect the data from the time it leaves the senderscomputer until it arrives at the receiver's computer now just moving to i.p.o. like facebook did and twitter is actually now doing. does it make it harder for the company to maintain and protect user data i think it does i think the more investors you have the more voices you have the more pressure there is to go after opportunities to make a profit regardless of the ethical implications and that was a big part of the reason i chose to grow a lot of it organically and not go after venture funding when i first started it is because i wanted to ensure. that the company would stick to its philosophical underpinnings and that actually my next question you know you're finding this free open source dark mail network that you're creating via kickstarter and you know how do you feel about crowdsourcing your investors obviously you're opposed to the old way because that brings up the other thing i think questions but you've had some success with with crowd funding your legal. bills before from

and when the postal inspector gave the agent the photo of the package sender was able to easily compare it with the picture on her facebook and myspace accounts. and the united states has announced that it will be relocating its vatican and deceit. they say oh one now be a part of the building on the compound of the larger american embassy to italy the state department notes that security and cost savings were behind the oath which the department has meaning it will now receive one point four million dollars a year. the vatican is a landlocked sovereign city state within the city of rome and its us somalia's internationally recognized independent territory in the world. the shift has drawn criticism from former u s representatives to the holy see. along with others who insist that country should mean pain and deceased to the vatican and rollin in separate locations. now this consolidation comes just after the whole the season representative at the un meeting on the debate about the use of droughts representative painted and targeted killings and raise both legal and moral concerns in re

you sent morgan's cards back to casey as return to sender. blocked casey from morgan's facebook account. and you told morgan's school not to accept anything from casey to give to morgan and that casey was not allowed to pick morgan up. >> she didn't know that we still loved her >> all that over spite >> because of you had done. >> we took her to a family reunion and you knew >> i did not know she was there. >> kirk: hang offer, everyone. -- hang on. everyone. all i see here is a father who wanted to see his daughter for three years. let me tell you something first nine years he wasn't there enough. and then there was three years he wanted to be there and makeup for those nine years, and she wouldn't let him. this brings us to where we are at right now. whateverou did during those three years, let it go. let that go. let it go >> can't do it. >> kirk: if she can let go of the first nine years maybe we can find a way to meet in the middle for the sake of your daughter. next, the young woman at the center of this firestorm morgan. after 16 years

coming up, fedex may want to return this truck to the sender.t until you hear who was behind the wheel when it crashed and why police were involved. >> he just wanted to take his buddy with him. this little pooch showing if at first you try and don't succeed, keep trying. it will eventually work. >>> it is about three minutes till the top of the hour. pw-fs pw-fs here's what's happeninged -- before you leave the house here's what's happening. police in minnesota are trying to determine how ao car filled with children plunged into an icy pond. two children died. three others seriously injured. their mother who was behind the wheel was not hurt. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy in dallas, texas. somber ceremonies are scheduled for across the nation. >>> the x-box 1 hits stores today, the first new gaming console from microsoft in seven years. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first we're going to start with the good. look atd this. this dog trying to take his favorite stuffed

. >> al: you have your starting center, at least tonight's starting sender, your one and two left tackles and your starting running back who will all be out of the game. that's cody wallace who is a tackle by trade and the backup center getting in some snapping practice here because he is going to have to snap it on fourth down. >> cris: take a look and see what happened to fernando velasco. haloti ngata right here kind of just rolls right back on the back of his leg. wow. >> al: you can't make this stuff up. >> cris: can't disagree with the call. all he has to do is catch it and it's a touchdown. >> al: nope. so they tend to velasco. fourth and goal. velasco back to the goal line. >> cris: you see mike tomlin said take him out. he was trying to determine whether or not he could go back on the field. the last minute he said take him out and so now here we go with cody wallace. you wonder if this limits, does he do shotgun snap well? do they take a snap on the sideline? so many things come in to play. at this point it's a half a yard. could ben quarterback sneak it. but you have haloti nga

ranking member coburn, senders of this committee, thank you for scheduling this hearing to evaluate my nomination. i want to thank senators menendez and booker for taking the time to be here to offer their remarks. i appreciate their generous words. i'd like to introduce my immediate family, doctor susan demarco, my wife. my daughter, natalie johnson. my son, j. johnson junior and my sister from birmingham, alabama. i am pleased they can be here. i think the public officials in the room will appreciate, and they know that the burdens of public office are made lighter by the support and engagement of your family. i am honored by the trust and confidence that president obama has placed in me by nominating me to be secretary of homeland security. i appreciate the letters of support address to this committee from the law enforcement organizations, retired senior military officers, former officials of both the bush and obama administrations. i respectfully submit that i'm ready, willing and able to lead the department of homeland security. i've experience in law enforcement or as a federal

my position is children in general not speaking to this specific case they do not have a return to sendertheir forehead. arrest warrants have been issued. >> overnight the united nations in the philippines more than 4400 now. the new number is almost double and far higher than the estimate given by this filipino president. this news as the pace is picking up. helicopters from the uss george washington aircraft carrier are flying food medicine and clean water down to the survivors who have seen little help in days. cyber attacks might be a bigger threat than terrorism. that from the director of the fbi making bold statements on capitol hill. elizabeth frprann has more. >>> he told senate law americas congress needs to be more proactive when it comes to preventing a cyber attack. he said it has become a large focus for the agency because it was likely to exceed the danger poseed by al qaeda and other terrorist networks. >> we have connected all of us all of our lives personal professional and national to the internet. that's where the bad guys will go because that's where our lives are and

is there a return to sender stamp on those children? couple is facing charges for trying to return their 19-year-old son to child service. the couple claimed he was threatening them with a combiechlt prosecutors say children don't come with return to sender stamps. >> children are like the box of chocolates. when they are born bo your life whether by adoption or natural means, you really never know what you are going to get. but you have the responsibility especially if you have the means to care for them, certainly up until dult hood. >> the couple is pleading not guilty to nonsupport of depends after it returned the by to county children's services last month. that is a pretty crazy story. >> it is a bird, plane. it is up in the air. scientist are evaluating the emages whether a space rock survived the close encounter with the sun. some say it didn't and others point to a light streak. and to explain it allitous is corey powell editor at large of the mag zone. >> hello. >> there is a lot of excitement about this what happen? >> let me

we have lost sight of that, the conduction between the sender and the assassination. they believe booth was trying to undo the union victory at that moment created any other questions. >> can i put you on the spot? appomattox is a nation were united. would you want to revise that in some way? >> something that would fit on a low board. i think again the myth of a gentleman's agreement between grant and lee is a compelling one and it's not one that doesn't have merit. these two men, it was a great achievement for these two men to end the war. i would like to say parenthetically sometimes people these days we'll talk about a long civil war. it effectively appomattox ends the civil war and stops the massive lead letting of these two huge armies. what happens after appomattox is not confederate independence. they die here at appomattox i think it is effectively end of the civil war and a great achievement for them to end the war. this notion of a narrative about a gentleman's agreement, it exists from the very start and even some of these editors like greeley who are argu

the sender and i were just talking earlier. medicarepposed the drug expansion. i cannot speak for the reason he did. i did because it was too much of a giveaway and did not provide the level i thought it should for prescription drug benefit. it could have been done in a better way. i did -- we did something i know a number of people on our side of the aisle did. we helped -- we held town hall meetings and sent my staff out to help people, how can i sign up for prescription drug benefit. we helped constituents navigate a labyrinth and arduous path of how you get prescription drug benefits. my republican friends. it is the law. after this, i hope -- this disastrous rollout, i hope after ins my colleagues will work their states to help us work for the american people. i was hand -- handed a note from my staff. republican house members in ohio have gone so far as to tell constituents who have questions to call brown's office, because he voted for it and we did not. publicas a nation and officials, we do our jobs. we took an oath. i just hope we pull together and mak

and storing pictures of her and when the postal inspector gave the agent the photo of the package sender he was able to easily compare it with the picture on her facebook and my space accounts. and the united states has announced that it will be relocating its vatican embassy they say it will now be a part of a building on the compound of a larger american embassy to italy the state department notes that security and cost savings were behind the move with the department estimating it will now save one point four million dollars a year the vatican is a landlocked sovereign city state within the city of rome and it's the smallest internationally recognized independent territory in the world the shift has run criticism from former u.s. representatives to the holy see along with others who insist that countries should maintain embassies to the vatican and to the rome in separate locations now this consolidation comes just after the holy seas representative to the u.n. weighed in on the debate about the use of drones representative condemned targeted killings and raised both legal and moral c

is there a return to sender stamp on these children? >> probably not. and now a couple of parents in big trouble with the law. >> yeah, we'll have that. plus our political power on the mess that is obama care and the fallout in congress. some democrats getting nervous about their jobs. forcing the president to play cheerleader in chief. >> you know, i am very frustrated, but i'm also somebody who, if i fumbled the ball, you know, i'm going to wait until i get the next play, then i'm going to try to run as hard as i can. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. test test test test by the end of the day, my dogs were barking. they used to get really tired. [barking noises] until i started gellin'. it's this awesome gel, only in dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. it's like walking on a wave. i love my dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my sh

i'm really thrilled today to have the chance to join the sender menendez, introducing someone i have known some time who is well-known in the state of new jersey, and the opportunity to support the nomination of this fellow new jersey and, jeh johnson, as the neck secretary of department of homeland security. out of deference to the senior senator of new jersey, who is instructed to continue, so i shall do what i am told. >> he is on a roll. you do not want to stop them. go right ahead, please. welcome, senator menendez. >> i know all of these senators, you have seen my letters urging the senate confirmation of jeh johnson. they were penned not only by me but by many others, many of the most respected men and women in the military intelligence community. likehrilled to see people mike mullen, former secretary of defense bob gates, and three previous dhs secretaries, tom ridge, janet napolitano, michael chertoff. those letters reflect the respect and admiration of people who worked long hours with jeh, often on difficult and very complex issues, but the support that caught my eye come

working with the sender sam nunn, richard lugar established the nunn-lugar cooperative threat reductiongram one of our country's most successful national security initiatives, helping to sustain american leadership and engaging nations in collaboration after decades of confrontation. he remains a strong voice on foreign policy issues, and he's informed perspective will have broad influence for years to come. [applause] >> loretta lynn. [applause] >> born of coal miner's daughter, loretta lynn has followed a bold path to become a legend in country music. a singer, songwriter and author. she has written dozens of chart topping songs, released scores of albums, and won numerous accolades. breaking barriers in country music and entertainment she opened doors for women not only by winning tremendous achievements, but also by raising issues few dared to discuss. fearlessly telling her own stories with candor and humor. loretta lynn has brought a strong female voice to mainstream music, capture the emotions of women and men alike, and revealed the common truths about life as it is lived. [appl

i think any sender would want to make sure we can be competent that our rud will stand the test of time and would take the view that their advice and consent was conditioned on the path rud adopted by the senate, do you agree with that? >> i do spent which you support a rud the ties are treaty obligation to the continuing liturgy of the rud? >> very important to very important answer. >> say that again. what i support a -- >> will you support a non-severability rud that ties our treaty obligations to the continuing validity of the rud's? >> i do if i can. i would just have to be able to make sure that we have the power to do that and it can be done but there is no way the rud can be dropped, if they become part of treaty, they embraced in the treaty and get have to pull out of the treaty or the treaty would have to be changed altogether for the rud not to be enforceable. but can we look at the language so that i'm not committing to something that -- >> i would just come off as a what you look at the language and speed we will work with you on the language. i just want to make certain. >

spent i just would like to point the court to disintegrate, the amicus brief filed by senders which shows the extensive history from the beginning of the republic until the day of prayer in congress. that would be sectarian and unconstitutional under respondents position. with respect to coercion, it's unquestionably true that there is less basis for claiming coercion here than it was in marsh. in march, senator chambers was required to be on the senate floor by rule. he had to be there to do his job and the practice was to stand every single time, which he did because he felt coerced to do it. were answered the records just there were three times when somebody requested people to stand at 121 occasions. the idea that this is more coercive than marsh is absurd. in marsh the court rejected a coercion argument saying we expect adults to be able to deal with this. with respect to the history as well, i think the debate in the continental congress, when this issue was first raised, shows what the american tradition has been. that is americans are not bigots and we can stand here a prayer deli

thank you ranking member rubio and thank you also for joining us senator flake and sender shots. and thank the invitation to desolate on ongoing u.s. government response to typhoon haiyan known locally as typhoon yolanda. and over much for your continued support of u.s. veterans programs around the world everyday as a doing currently in the philippines are saving many lives. chairman cardin, want to thank his will for the invitation to visit yesterday in the event. it was very enjoyable and it's good to see the energy that exists in the filipino americans men and their deep, deep commitment to helping with the response to this. super typhoon haiyan was one the most powerful storms ever to make landfall and the government of the philippines estimates that around 10 million people have been effective of them 4 million have been displaced from their homes and roughly 4000 deaths have so far been confirmed. the devastation and loss of life is staggering, and i want to express my deepest condolences and, of course, only half of usaid our deepest condolences to the people of the philip

let's talk about reaction to be cynical many changes in the filibuster rules, and this morning, a sender has written this for the "washington post," tyranny of the majority host: your comment. the wayajority rule in that this government works, what this did was allow the president to staff the executive branch and the judicial branch as he sees fit. this habit of filibustering has only been around since 1975, though filibuster itself on legislation has been around much longer. you have about 75 executive branch nominees who are waiting. majorityranny in the -- obama won the election and should have the right to staff the executive branch as he sees fit. host: a number of you have called in asking about comments by senator brock obama and senator mitch mcconnell back in 2005 with regards to the filibuster rule, let's take you back to april 2005, get your reaction to what barack obama said back then. [video clip] >> the american people send us your to voice. they understand that those voices can at times become loud and argumentative, but they can also -- they also hope that we can disagre

. >> sender yields back to the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you and breaking number peterson as well as chairwoman stabenow and ranking or copper and for all your hard work and dedication. i want to thank the staff of the many hours of work they put into this effort. let me set as elegant what else you i very much want a farm bill. i look forward to working with the members of this conference to try to me to achieve ago. being from massachusetts the are many important parts of this farm bill that will impact my state, and new england. the gary conservation and especially crop provisions are especially critical but a part of the country i represent and i strongly support full and robust dairy conservation especially crop provisions in the final conference report. i'm also pleased to see both the house and senate included language to close the animal fighting spectator loophole. both bills would prohibit knowingly attending an animal fight will bring a child to an animal fight and urge my col

"the washington times" reported that the sender and the paper mutually agreed to discontinue his columnor that paper. he was picked up by breitbart news. here's their release,. you will be -- their release. you'll will be able to find that if interested. " reportinggton post that the administration is discussing whether or not the msa should be led by a civilian. sa should be led by a civilian. the leader is general keith alexander, pictured here. the president is wondering if those positions should be separate positions and if the nsa should be led by a civilian. michael, ohio, republican caller. greta, i was in a house since 1951. paid an electrical bill. our house is run on 24 batteries and power by a generator that takes power from the batteries to recharge the batteries. the house was run all on dc. we have converters on all the appliances mtv's i am watching s i on right now -- and tv' am watching you on right now. we have never paid an electric bill. the electrical thing is a scam. you can run your own house on dc. that is all i have got to say. host: all right. yesterday on "was

all the amendments the sender --tioned earlier that was on i got on late and missed it -- but i wantedask him -- he said the amendments that they but toced were nothing be funded or for the insurance companies. i watched the whole debate. i just want to know what their alternative is to this point rather than vote 43 times in the house. front page of "the wall street journal" has a business story that might be of interest to you about startups. many of you heard about the twitter ipo last week. this from "the wall street journal." in the size -- in the sign of the fervor rising up once again, the ceo of a 2 --year-old a $3ny has rejected billion buyout offer. cofounderincorporated spurned an all cash offer from facebook for close to $3 billion, according to the people briefed on the matter. the financial times this morning has this story about fannie and freddie. funds pushed $50 billion deals forward and two quasi-government agencies. pitching away for the u.s. government to wind down the fort in -- the mortgage finance group. and have already encountered skepticism in washington. gro

so we want to sender our love and pport and we're thinng of her and our family.nth of november to bring atntion to men's health issues, amy said it waa decision to get a mammogram at allowed her doctors to detect this disease iner. >> a amy is incredibly strong and brave. so we'reooting to her. and wishing her our best. >> yep. >> let us take a turn anget a check of the weather now >> let's first in natalie and get the top stories. >> that's a grt idea too. >> i'll take it fr you guys and also send prayers to amy as well. >>> a new round of rough weath is threatening the philippines where the death ll from typhn haiyan is soaring. survivors face critil shortages there. chief medical editor dr. nancy snydermahas more. >> reporter: good morning, with the roads blocked and ferries not gog, we decided to get into the chopper and check o the possibly of an upcoming health carcrisis. >> we tried our best, but it i our diffult times. >> reporter: dr. francis visto continues to treat the people in the face of adrsity. no generator, no light? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: n