david wineland will share the prize with serge haroche of france.the committee is crediting the two with new ways to measure quantum particles without destroying them that may lead the way to super fast commuters and the most precise clocks ever seen. >>> for one home shopping channel, the show must go on even if one of its guest host isn't feeling up to the task. >> mom and dad wants them to be safe. but you know --. >> are you okay? >> okay. what it does it gives us an opportunity for us to be -- >> he did ask if she was okay then he goes right on selling the product. not clear what happened to her but her co-host kept talking. it appears she is doing okay now. the mother of three posted on her facebook page she was feeling better. i know if something like that happened to us we would be doing cpr, calling 911. >> oh my goodness. all right mike. laughing ] >> good transition for you, good luck with that. >> i'm here for both of you. stkwhraopbg you. >>> that was just wrong. >> i'm here to tell you about the weather not my opinion on what a d uffus

i don't believe this serge 9,000 years old. i believe it's created in six days as we know them.hat's what the bible says. [ laughter ] >> jon: first of all, who gives a speech in deer hell? [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] i'm neither a hunter or an interior decorator but surely there's a happy medium to be had here. perhaps you could get to stand in front of some of the deer you've killed and yet we still get to see some wall. at some point it stops being hunter's pride and just looks like ethnic cleansing. we have always been at war with the deer. [ laughter ] round them up and send them to deer cow. [ laughter ] second of all the guy who said the earth is 9,000 years old and is created in six literal days is running unopposed and sits on the house committee on science and technology. [ laughter ] don't worry i'm sure there's other people on the committee who balance his viewpoint out. let's meet one. >> if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. >> jon: magic vagina guy? are you sure this isn't a house committee against science

david wineland will share the prize with serge haroche of france.e committee is crediting the two with new ways to measure quantum particles without destroying them that may lead the way to super fast commuters and the most precise clocks ever seen. >>> for one home shopping channel, the show must go on even if one of its guest host isn't feeling up to the task. >> mom and dad wants them to be safe. but you know --. >> are you okay? >> okay. what it does it gives us an opportunity for us to be -- >> he did ask if she was okay then he goes right on selling the product. not clear what happened to her but her co-host kept talking. it appears she is doingokay now. the mothe of thre poed o heracebk page sh was feeling better. i know if something like that happened to us we would be doing cpr, calling 911. >> oh my goodness. all right mike. laughing ] >> good transition for you, good luck with that. >> i'm here for both of you. stkwhraopbg you. >>> that was just wrong. >> i'm here to tell you about the weather not my opinion on what a d uffus he is. looki

a one time graduate from uc berkeley won the noble prize in physics. 68-year-old david wyland and serge frank both won the award. working separately they're credited for discovering living particles while maintaining its properties. he's now a physicist who teaches at the university of colorado in boulder. >>> convicted sexual predator and former penn state football coach jerry sandusky learned today he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. as david lee miller reports even after all this time, sandusky insists he did nothing wrong. >> reporter: convicted pedophile jerry sandusky leaving court facing the next three decades behind bars. the judge sentenced sandusky to 30 years in prison. >> we're busy drafting our appeals right now. >> jerry never flinched from his position that he was innocent and that he wanted the opportunity to prove his innocence. >> reporter: sandusky once again denied any wrong doing. the prosecution had no sympathy for sandusky calling his statement a masterpiece of self- dilution. >> completely untetered from reality. it was entirely self-focused as i

serge haroche of france and david windeland of the united states have won the nobel prize for physics. >> their research could allow for the development of superfast computers and more precise clocks. here is more. >> the winners were honored for their work in the field of quantum mechanics. the study in elementary particles that are even smaller than adams -- atoms. >> for ground-breaking experimental methods that allow measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems. >> american is at the university of colorado in boulder. the nobel committee saluted their work in electrically charged -- charging electrically charged particles. until now, it was impossible to measure electric to charged particles of without destroying them -- electrically charged particles without destroying them. such machines would make today's computers look slow in comparison. >> this has also paved the first steps toward future quantum computers. that is computers with speeds that would exceed everything and be a dream for every program. >> the prize will be awarded in december in stockholm. >> for mor

bueno, serge fe de estado ha dicho que la deuda mÁs grande es la que tenemos nosotros, y nos hemos debilitadoes, nuestras asociaciones, con nuestros amigos, es una de las formas de fortalecernos, somos una gran naciÓn, tenemos 42 aliado alrededor del mundo. tenemos que apoyar nuestros principios, si somos fuertes en cada uno de los lugares. vamos a poder liderar. pero ninguna parte en el mundo. o ningÚn parte en el nuestra influencia es mÁs importante que hace 4 aÑos. >>> estÁ bien, luego podra responder esta pregunta tenemos que seguir con el siguiente segmento. y la pregunta es ¿cual es el rol de amÉrica en el mundo? y es la pregunta en cÓmo ven ustedes el rol de nuestro paÍs. >>> bueno, yo estoy convencido, que amÉrica tiene una responsabilidad y el parrivileg de ayudar a proteger la lee brt r libertad y los principios para un mundo mejor. son los derechos humanos, la dignidad humana, libre empresa, derecho a expresarnos libremente, la gente vota por la paz, nunca por la guerra. y queremos promover principios alrededor del mundo. reconocemos que hay sitios de cono fliblr conflictos y que q

surge of civilians that were supposed to go there and help rebuild the afghan government, how that serge was squandered because most of these people wound enstaying in the embassy compound doing paperwork as opposed to getting their fingernails dirty in the field trying to do the difficult work of building governments, providing meaningful reconstruction assistance to the afghan people. >> host: rajiv chandrasekaran just annoyanced the surge is over. all those troops, we're down to 68,000 americans in afghanistan. how much was spent, what grade would you give it? >> guest: i'd give the surge a c-minus, and -- maybe even a d. i'm not sure -- a c minus means it technically passed, and in my book it wasn't a pass. it was a failure, and before i explain why i should note we probably spent about a quarter trillion dollars on the surge. we spent $100 billion there last year and 100 plus billion the you're before. when you add it up the troop surge cost us north of $250 billion there. an enormous amount of money. at a time when we're facing real economic crisis here at home. the idea was woe se

on stand is now in russia as well number two maria sharapova is safely stored at the serge round of the china open it was a comfortable straight set when for the second seed over the mania and sat on a chest there in beijing and she rapped about dominated her service games and say the only break she faced to win six two. sixty up next is following the herd song after the slovenian beat russian you katherine in the car of our but third seed agnieszka advance overcame an almighty scare losing the first set and coming from three to down in the third to beat spain's lord is the men get the lino the pole is now in line to play a local start now early in the quarterfinals. one of the men's draw there was a routine win for top seed novak djokovic the serbian was just too strong for argentina scott of luck is right fiftieth in the world that took a straight set when in an hour the quarter talk of it is in search of his third title in beijing after winning on both of his previous attempts in two thousand and nine two thousand and ten and waiting in the last eight is yet to meltzer the austrian o

pardon me serg, eric with channel 2, quick question, cafiality. >> yeah, what about it?> reporter: why you are there night after night? >> because my friend works there. >> reporter: sergeant young spoke to us outside of police headquarters. >> are you doing this as a favor to your friend? >> no, no. i said my friend works there. works there, not owner, not anything else. >> reporter: is that the reason you are giving this, what seems to be a lot of your time? >> i only go when i'm off and stay there. >> reporter: young offered a different explanation when we told him about our video of him visiting the bar in uniform during his shift. >> well, when i am working i do security checks there. because what happens is that -- can we talk off-camera. >> reporter: he said he couldn't elaborate because of an investigation, but young insists there is nothing illegal happening inside cafe juliet. i had a regular tell me flat out you can get girls here. does that concern you to hear that? >> no, that is completely untrue. well, i can't say because i don't follow those people home.

they serged past virginia and pennsylvania to be the most populated of the united states. new york city displaced philadelphia as the nation's largest and was taking control of the young american economy. in fields, drawing room, and counting houses across the atlantic, the words new york" were equivalent for opportunity. yet, until this fall morning, new york was no more assured of becoming the empire state than was virginia, pennsylvania, or even ohio, south carolina, or illinois. nor was the nation assured of becoming the global empyre it remains. in 1825, the united states were still plural and few, not a singular nation state, but sovereign states with a constitutionally limited federal government. as late as 1855 walt whitman proclaimed, quote, "the united states with vaining full of poetical stuff," and lincoln declared they changed the grammar and perception in the 1860s. in 1825, the sea to shining sea continental nation, a patriotic song, still a dream. the land was vast, and control of it was limited. the louisiana territory was purchased two decades earlier, bu

david wineland on your right shares the award with serge haroche of france. both were honored for their work in quantum on sticks. crediting the pair for -- optics. crediting the pair for showing new -- >>> abc news has learned the u.s. embassy in libya wand a special operations team to stay -- official says the request was granted and ambassador stevens and three other americans were killed in an attack in benghazi september 11th. today the top adviser will visit libya to discuss the investigation. >>> still ahead, do-or-die day for a's and giants. >> and, parachuting from the edge of space. the daredevil trying to set an extreme skydiving record this morning. we are just learning about delays, >>> welcome back. nice to see you. partly sunny today stray shower possible any time temperatures below average 60s around the bay and coast and 70s inland. live doppler across the entire state hot spot right near our coast where the best chance of showers will be until the afternoon tahoe may be getting a stray shower and 61. 93 in palm springs. >>> 6:44. >> that mea

david wineland on your right shares award with serge haroche of france.h were honored this morning. the royal swedish academy of scientists crediting the pair for opening the door to new experiments in quantum physics. >>> 10 minutes from now, a daredevil will attempt to set the extreme skydiving record parachuting from the edge of space. here's a live look at the launch site in roswell, new mexico, you see the equipment being made ready last minute preps for felix baum garner's death defying feat. scheduled to happen at 6:00, just less than 10 minutes from now. a giant balloon will lift his capsule to 120 to,000 he will jump out in a special chute and freefall expected to be the farrers -- approximately 23 miles up, which will beat the -- [ unintelligible ] >>> i am wondering if the human body can handle that? >> oh yeah, the air is very thin not like he will have a lot of wind resistance. he has two problems, one is breathing, that's what the pressure suit is for and the other is the temperature. the other had frostbite on his fingers dog the same thing

serge in output of shale has raised u.s. domestic production to its highest level since 1995. >>> larry ellison is known for big purchases. the founder of oracle just purchased most of a hawaiian island now he's setting his sights on a major sports and entertainment. he is one of several people that have asked for the information packet on aeg. >>> it is a story you will see only on 2 as he takes the national spotlight. why a moraga boy who was denied his eagle scout rank will soon have more than 100 of the rewards. >>> plus yoga for children. the controversy surrounding a new program in southern california and why some parents want their kids pulled out. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. i

. >> we're good down here, serge. >> the violent attack is the latest incident in a life that has tragicallyaveled since burden worked his way up to the rank of sergeant in the marine corps. >> during high school, i was good in wrestling, but my grades wasn't good enough to go to college, so i decided to go into the marine corps. i went to parris island for boot camp and it was fine from there on in. the base is like a little city and it's like we got in our own family and they got everything that you need. they got all kinds of education, all kind of courses for leadership. and so, it's a real good place to be in the marine corps. >> during his fifth year in the marines, burden took a medical discharge when he was diagnosed with schizoprenoform, a mental disorder defined by mental spells and delusions. >> i hallucinate and i disappear from work, a whole bunch of things i thought was going on inside my head. i decided to go out and go back to my family and just take things easy. >> six months after leaving the military, burden was arrested after he crashed his car into security gates at tamp

abc7 news reporter serge quintin talk with heartbroken former neighbors of the family would lived in san francisco's valley for years. >> the disturbing purchased of two children in this manhattan apartment building have sent shock waves across the country. the mother returned home to find two of hurry children stabbed to death in a bathtub. two-year-old leo and six-year-old lou sea, killed by their nanny. 50-year-old ortega began stabbing herself when they walked in. she was then wheeled away on a stretcher. >> on the floor of the bathroom is a nanny who apparently had inflicted wounds in her -- on her throat. >> marina and erin krim had recently moved to new york from san francisco and their former neighbors are shocked to hear of the tragedy. >> i remember that he had gotten a job and they were going to move to new york. >> this is a neighborhood of lots of young families with children. many with nannies of their own because both parents work. even for those who did not know the krims, this is a tragedy that is especially scary. >> it's an awful nightmare you hope never happens bu

wineland and frenchman serge haroche won the physics prize for inventing and developing methods for observinginy quantum particles without destroying them. they are both 68. >>> 6:40. the hype is growing. will apple launch its much rumored ipad mini this month? our cnet expert weighs in next. >> a dusty discovery is priceless. what was found hidden in storage containsers at uc- berkeley. >>> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers. not too good. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks. measures... measure up. money to our schools. "misleading." out here. it. but there's hope. straight to our schools... keeps it there. politicians. yes on thirty-eight. of the ipad mini this month. experts are already predictg >>> the buzz keeps growing about the possible unveiling of the ipad mini this month. experts are already predicting the small tablet will be a big seller. here to break down some of the rumored features is cnet's representative. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> just when we thought all the a

he was honored along with a french scientist, serge haroche of paris. their separate research has led to the creation of extremely precise clocks. it's also paved the way to build new super-fast computers. for the first time in history, fewer than half of all americans consider themselves to be protestant. that's according to a new pew study on religion in the u.s. protestants historically made up a majority of the country. now, they account for 48% of the population. and one-fifth of adults in the survey had no religious affiliation. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: a new congressional report takes aim at two chinese telecommunications giants. jeffrey brown reports. these are the second and fifth largest makers of wireless telecommunication gear in the world. they're looking to expand their limited sales in the u.s. but in a 52-page report, the house intelligence committee warned monday against doing business with the chinese companies, citing concerns over corporate speen, cyber war risks and more. committee chai

bueno, serge fe de estado ha dicho que la deuda mÁs grande es la que tenemos nosotros, y nos hemos debilitadoes, nuestras asociaciones, con nuestros amigos, es una de las formas de fortalecernos, somos una gran naciÓn, tenemos 42 aliado alrededor del mundo. tenemos que apoyar nuestros principios, si somos fuertes en cada uno de los lugares. vamos a poder liderar. pero ninguna parte en el mundo. o ningÚn parte en el nuestra influencia es mÁs importante que hace 4 aÑos. >>> estÁ bien, luego podra responder esta pregunta tenemos que seguir con el siguiente segmento. y la pregunta es ¿cual es el rol de amÉrica en el mundo? y es la pregunta en cÓmo ven ustedes el rol de nuestro paÍs. >>> bueno, yo estoy convencido, que amÉrica tiene una responsabilidad y el parrivileg de ayudar a proteger la lee brt r libertad y los principios para un mundo mejor. son los derechos humanos, la dignidad humana, libre empresa, derecho a expresarnos libremente, la gente vota por la paz, nunca por la guerra. y queremos promover principios alrededor del mundo. reconocemos que hay sitios de cono fliblr conflictos y que q

serge haroche and david wineland for their work in measuring and manipulating individual particles byf a liquor store in california was nearly killed look at this while ringing up a customer. a pickup truck crashed right into the store, trapping the owner. the incident was caught by surveillance cameras. driver was arrested, charged with driving under the influence. my goodness. the owner's legs were broken. at least he survived. >> take a look at this yankees/orioles playoff game. double down the line. about to see a play at the plate that will last for the ages. suzuki should have been out but by an unbelieve move he dodges the tag and manages to score. i think he was out but hey, the yankees blew an early lead, the o's came back to tie the series. in the national league the cardinals even the series at 1-1. full speed into the wall to make this amazing grab. wow. >> i got it. >> he's happy. carlos beltran hit two home runs. the series goes to washington, d.c. that's the first playoff game in the nation's capital in 79 years. >> that should be sold out. soledad o'brien joins us. >>

the big winner serge haroche and david wineland for their experimental work on quantum optics which lookslight and matter interacts. >> houston texans beat the new york jets in monday night football. the texans and the atlanta falcons are the only undefeated teams in the nfl. >> cowboys fan here. he's struggling. it's all good. >> we're fighting in the commercial break. go ahead and pick on him. i'll climb over the table. i have four children oil take you out if i have to. come on. all right. thank you, john. let's talk about highland park, michigan, a really small area s detroit, just three square miles. once a vibrant community, former home of chrysler. now they have 27% unemployment, more than 40%, 40% of the population is living below the poverty line. highland park schools are performing even worse and neighboring detroit public schools. and it's so bad that they're being sue bid the aclu. poppy harlow is covering this story for us. good morning. nice to have you. >> good morning. when i saw this -- >> so sad. >> you have to go to see what's actual actually had an happening in highla

police are now serging for a latino man between the ages of 13 and 20.s was all because of a large brawl that involved 20 people. >>> it's the fifth day in a row that fire has been exchanged over the border of turkey and syria and defense secretary leon panetta says it is something we need to be concerned about. the clashes could escalate and spread to neighboring countries. the u.s. is relaying its exchange in the hopes that conflict is not going to grow. five turkish civilians were killed from shelling on wednesday. >>> education and union supporters are joining forces to protect california families. >> it's about us having enough resources in order to have a nice good quality of life. >> the two groups held a rally yesterday. >> kids went to this school here. graduated with uc berkeley. if it had not been for funds of the state, the school would not be able to offer what it is. >> the rally also included opponents of proposition 32 which would severely restrict the amount of money unions can contribute to political campaigns. >>> opponents of -- berke

2008 democrats picked up 21 seats in the house on top of the 30 from 2006, in part because there were serge obama: voters. the question is whether they'll show up in 2012 and what impact that has. so i would venture to say the top of the ticket, even if the presidential vote is closely split between president obama and mitt romney may actually be a slight republican advantage. the rope is obama:'s electoral coalition is so concentrated in democratic districts he is getting margin from -- most of his margins from places where democrats in congress don't need the extra help but a lot of the swing and marginal districts obama: is between 42 and 48% of the vote and a lot of democratic candidates have to run against the incumbent president in order to get traction. >> we'll hear from lisa in dayton, ohio. >> caller: i'm calling because i work with seniors every day, and i'm concerned about this voucher program. and my thing is, i'm one of the ones that follows up under the voucher program. and i pay my tacks -- taxes everytime i get paid. and how they going to take my money i pay into the medica

that, people on a temporary lay off, they're counted as unemployed even if they haven't actively serged. so she would have fallen into that group and been counted as unemployed. since they're not calling her back to work. she's collecting unemployment insurance. there say work requirement for that. so sounds like she would be counted as unemployed in our survey. host: had you heard about that story? guest: i hadn't heard about that one in particular. but it is common where people are laid off permanently as opposed to temporary. if you look at the 1980's a lot of people who lost their jobs were laid off, it was temporary and the idea was when demand return and when the economy regained health they would be called back kind of like what she was told. but more and more these days in the previous recession, you see the proportion of jobs who have lost jobs, it's a permanent lay off, the jobs aren't going to come back and people who have spent years at a certain job with certain skills have to go find something new. host: employment of nonfarm chart it says in manufacturing there was a grow