beginning today on cbs all access, the first installment of "star trek" short treks. the four stories which run between 10 to 15 minutes each feature stars from "star trek": discovery. that show's second season premieres on cbs all access in january. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> time now 4:57. >> the floodgates have opened! days of rain create the dangerous situation. the entire town in harm's way this morning. >> and as senators prepare to view the results of fbi investigation on the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, we are hearing now from his college roommate what he says about how truthful kavanaugh has been so far. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to unde

afterwards the name of their star trek these fans elena is the same body mentor for syria they remember. last sunday's presidential elections in cameroon were marred by violence for two years now separatists have been waging an often bloody campaign against government forces the fighting has forced large numbers to flee many to neighboring nigeria. as stuffy tent for nine people this has been miriam the song so for almost a year ever since the village she used to live in was stormed by cameroonian soldiers with her blind brother on her back and the twins and she fled into the forest towards nigeria you know if there is peace in my account i would like to go back i would like to go back because here we are just living as big us because you have to wait on somebody will come and give us wood before we eat while we live farms we have planted as we have yams everything that you know back home that we have more that we can feed on three thousand cameroonians live in this camp some three hundred thousand have been displaced since the outbreak of the crisis in the english speaking part of kabu

one of our circuits in michigan who is the woman who wrote star trek novels. she was fired by roddenberry because she was putting in conservative, libertarian and free enterprise in the star trek novels and she wanted it to be socialism. he fired her. he dies in the syndicate buys the rights and they look at what was working. it blew everything out. they brought her back. that is the message we have to hammer home. our stuff cells. we are the people the americans want to hear from. not the crap they are putting out now. they need to hear it at home again and again to get more people to produce the stuff that we love. >> amen, sister. >> thank you, everybody. we will see you at the book signing. >> i won't see you. [laughter] >> come sign our books. >> i will get lisa to sign about me now. [inaudible conversations] , what. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up in a few minutes. former independent counsel kenneth starr will be part of a discussion on the role

combat would have made it in star trek making objects move with a laser beam without touching them in a t.v. series they call it the tractor beams or if you can't do it. now. it isn't science fiction anymore at least on a microscopic level. one of the three winners of the novel prize in physics after ashkan invented a laser light trap known as optical tweezers. it works like a ping pong ball over a hairdryer a lens focuses the laser creating a spot of high light intensity particles are drawn to that point and tell them place the optical tweezers cantrip viruses speck tyria or other very small living objects without damaging them. the first part of the fries with to the optical pieces before streaming important for measuring small forces on individual molecules small objects and this is very very interesting in biology to understand how things like muscle tissue works lasers also fascinated donna strickland along with her mentors util move who she won the other half of the nobel prize for physics they invented a new method for creating ultra short high intensity laser beams called chir

"star trek: enterprise" 98.e comes hurricane gordon, seriously, up the gulf of mexico, heading straight for new orleans, and i think, really? really? the studio's going to blow away, there will be a giant flood and i'll never get to 100. >> stephen: but you made it. yeah, hurricane gordon turned and went to the east and we avoided the hurricane, i got to 100, and it's pretty cool after all these years in the business to get to is hundred. you don't always do that. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you again. "ncis: new orleans" airs tuesdays at 10:00 on cbs. scott bakula, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by transviolet. caus. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. i'm n

so large billions of folks will buy dinner the lawyer may have different card buys i've heard of star trek a video store dangerous. is not going to be reported by off to the police i think the reality is someone is going to it's going to be. most united now by. hello boys we've found out that this was in malaysia that this child. it was stepfather and been arrested and jailed for twelve months. how long ago was it that you first came to most of the year and that was in i think it was december two thousand and twelve. i saw it's being sick yes almost. it is still on facebook yeah. this video is used in facebook's training as an example of the kind of child abuse that should be marked as disturbing and left almost silent. if that's being used as an example for motivators of what is considered acceptable to say what is a total of eight it on facebook is is is is truly shocking this is very the justification for why they allow content. in or they of the owner of the haitian and rescue victims of physical abuse we may not immediately remove this content from facebook it's perfectly possible for

thee older a lot about -- john johnson what what you mean by one one thing just a little easier star trek our clientss these these some oe point there's really not spelled listers. which we mean anyway try trying to buy a car because she she says therere warning when we rolled out on the lake they still from the only economic management all the the last of the origina. the i i'm i'm learning about alone out there and they're not anybody doing. online on sunday. started right lined expressed his concerns we might want. well no. it was racially motion one one zero here on ron this is exciting and run around the clinic and run. around. them to take long before all rights. no no in the certainty of the restaurants this thirty seven right right it support for christmas grown grown i i what. we have been doing this. cse. it quickly. this sort of thing right right. please use ep mister. douglas last -- personally. so also. trying rice is not only. if you could see their basement but since i'm. right right mister. wilson. some some some of them i'm going to do that. what happens when he's big big

couple of years, there has been a tri-quarter challenge, where obviously that is something from star trek, a medical device, but there was a challenge, to say can we actually invent that? so i actually feel like science fiction inspires exploration. >> as you're increasingly seeing, space exploration sort of move into the private sector, certain aspects of it, will your job, in sort of collecting artifacts, get harder? >> i think it will just get more interesting and multi-faceted. because obviously, for years, nasa has been the main source of our artifacts. because they have done most of the creation of space artifacts. on the other hand, we've worked for a long time with both private aviators and the aviation industry to collect aviation artifacts from private companies. what i'm hoping is over the next couple of years, as i'm reaching out and talking to a lot of commercial companies, is to make sure they understand the value of what they are doing. you know, we're on the verge of actually seeing space tourism become a reality. we are on the verge of seeing private companies actually go

that is something from star trek. there was a challenge to say, can we invent that? i feel like science fiction inspires exploration. ross: as you are seeing space exploration move into the private sector, will your job in collecting artifacts get harder? ellen: i think it will get more interesting and multifaceted. obviously, for years, nasa has been the main source of our artifacts because they have done most of the creation of space artifacts. on the other hand, we have worked for a long time with private aviators and the aviation industry to collect aviation artifacts from private companies. what i am hoping is over the next couple years, as i'm reaching out and talking to a lot of commercial companies, is to make sure they understand the value of what they are doing. we are on the verge of seeing space tourism become a reality. we are on the verge of seeing private companies go to the moon. what they are doing is historic. i don't want that to be saying, this is our test article, we will throw it away or repurpose it. because for historians, this is the story. 5

reporter: they did it in "star trek," making objects move with a laser beamam without tououchig them.inhe tv series they calllled it the tractor beam. >> engaging tractor beam. >> where are we now? reporter: it is not science fiction anymore, at least on a microscopic level. one of the three winners of the nobel prize in physics invented a laser-light trap known as optical tweezers. it works like a ping-pong ball over a hairdryer. a lens focuses the laser, creating a spot of high light intensity. paparticles are drawn to that point and held in place. the opticacal tweezers c can trp viviruses, bacteria, or other smsmall objects without damaging them. >> the first part of the prize has been extremely important for measuring small forces on individual molecules, small objects. and this has been very interesting in biology to understand how things like muscle tissue works. reporter: lasers also fascinated donna strickland. along with her mentor, she won the other half of the nobel prize for physics. they invented a new method for creating ultrashort high-intensity laser beams called chir

one of our surrogates in michigan was the woman who wrote "star trek" novels. she was fired by rodenbury because she was putting conservative, libertarian, and free enterprise into the "star trek" novels and he wanted utopian socialism. so he fired her. he dies. the syndicate buys the rights. they look at what was working. her stuff blew everything out. so they brought her back. that's the kind of message we have to hammer home again and again. our stuff sells. we are the people the americans want to hear from. not the crap they're putting out now. we need to hammer that home again and again and you'll get more people to produce the stuff that we love. 2. >> amen, sister. >> thank you, everybody. we'll see you at the book signing. >> i won't see you at the book signing. >> you can come sign our books. >> bring -- >> we're signing "mad politics" -- >> i'm going to get lisa to sign a book for me now. >> you can hang out -- >> just a reminder, the reception starts at 6:30 and you have to have your badge in order to get your book from jeanine pirro. >> you guys, i

humanity's outer space activities that it will be something like you know starfleet command from star trek for instance ira or are you only concerned about here and now well being an astrophysicist and. being you know in the space business since now more than three that cate's. this is a field where you cannot only think about tomorrow you have to think about tomorrow and the day after tomorrow and always on the medium long term that's the way in which we think what i can tell you is that the u.n. and in particular the office without the space affairs but the in general the u.n. we are ria here the real. the service of member states we are here to serve the needs so member states and we are here also to offer the technical skills for them to take the best informed decision i believe that the office without the space affairs is really quite so sex will in this and isn't david and for sure the more countries we have on the table the committee on the peaceful uses of all the space the more we can see this approach becoming open and inclusive as i was mentioning before we have a lot to do we h

they did it in star trek making objects move with a laser beam without touching them in a t.v. series they called it the tractor beams on. it isn't science fiction anymore at least on a macroscopic level. one of the three winners of the nobel prize in physics after ashkan invented a laser light trap known as optical tweezers. it works like a ping pong ball overhead dryer. a lens focuses the laser creating a spot of light intensity particles are drawn to that point and tell them place the optical tweezers cantrip viruses speck tyria or other very small living objects without damaging them. the first part of the prize with u.v. optical trees has been extremely important for big green small forces on individual molecules small objects and this is very very interesting in biology to understand how things like muscles attention works lasers also fascinated donna strickland along with her mentor who she won the other half of the nobel prize for physics they invented a new method for creating ultra short high intensity laser beams called sharp pulse amplification the technique produce

the case of folks who might be going to the law it may be a different card but as i've heard of star trek a video store recently. is no good to be reported by off to the police i think the reality is someone is going to it's going to be most you know now about how to know boys we found out was in malaysia these child i'd. say it was stepfather and been arrested and jailed for twelve months. how long ago was it that you first kind of most of it yeah i mean that was enough think it was december two thousand and twelve. saw it's being sick you know it's almost. a video still on facebook yeah. this video was used in facebook's training as an example of the kind of child abuse that should be marked as disturbing and left old. silent. if that's being used as an example for motivators of what is considered acceptable to say what is tolerated on facebook is truly shocking this is. why. in order that a possible and education and rescue into the physical abuse we may not immediately remove this content from facebook it's perfectly possible for facebook to take down footage of child abuse and for th

former star trek star george k takei says it is almost as if moderate gop senators knew in advance thepened would give them the political cover to vote yes. over 300 people were arrested at the protests yesterday including amy schumer and a lot of protests occurred yesterday and a lot of requests are made. this whole situation getting very bitter. >> planned parenthood has a vote to senators to confirm brett kavanaugh. let the tweet speak for itself. planned parenthood posting this message saying roses are red, violets are blue, senators vote no on brett kavanaugh or else we are coming for you. you can imagine some folks on social media created some of their own. like this twitter user who says roses are red, violets are blue, stop giving my tax dollars to organizations like you. fill on social media saying threatening people with a different viewpoint is a winning strategy. planned parenthood in full force at that rally. rob: they don't hide it anymore. bill and hillary on broadway. would it be a tragedy or comedy? what it is going to be? >> tragedy, comedy, maybe a mix of both, comin

>> in "weird science" today, so fitting because there is a real life "star trek" tractor beam.lly? >> yeah, they're working on one right now at the university of adelaide. they say its tractor beam works perfectly. you remember "star trek," "star wars," they could suck a little spaceship into its little beam of light, whatever thing. >> is that a technical term? >> that's a technical term. the one they invented doesn't work that well, it can only move one atom into its orbit. not quite as exciting as the death star, but they are on their way to inventing an actual real life -- >> like my buddy adam? >> no, just a piece of him. >>> okay. so a nightmare halloween mask that is terrifying monsters and ghouls. >> like this one? oh, wow. >> it's designed by ai, artificial intelligence there. a creative technologist there trained a neural network by supplying it 5,000 popular images. >> of scary masks. >> yeah. uh-huh. they created this scary mask there. >> some of those are super creepy. >> it kind of looks like jason from "friday the 13th." >> right. that was one of the masks they f

he was on quantum leap and star trek enterprise.ide gets involved in an investigation that hits very close to home. >> four dead white nationalists out in the bidle of nowhere. why did they call ncis. >> they didn't, i did. go ahead and look inside. >> this used to be an old boat yard that ran out of business a few years ago. it looks like someone used this container for storage. >> storage for what? a bunch of kids toys? >> not just any kid. >> these are mine. >> that is a good little tease there, scott back at the table. >> my books, i read the hardy boy books and nancy drew. >> you did? >> absolutely. >> i didn't expect you to say that, did you read nancy drew? >> yes, but i can't remember if i read them in realtime or later. >> i read all of that good stuff, but we're going to talk about you. let's start with the 100th episode, this was quite a milestone, bravo. what does it mean to you? >> i never gotten here before, i have been on a lot of shows or guested on shows, quantum was 97 hours, star trek was 98 hours, and two days be

i'm not a "star trek" fan but they think like the borg.is hive mind that they are usually pretty good with the hive mind of sticking to one focus group talking point. they are talking about dna tests, cherokee dna tests, they are talking about impeachment and other stuff. i don't like their ideas, >> sean: one positive agenda besides maybe they like my warm beef and cabbage recipe. >> i think the democrats are of the opinion that they are standing between the american people and the republicans want who want to their obamacare. they're running on health care and that is the one thing in the polls the people do care about. >> sean: i did notice polls have tightened in your state of utah. i hope the people of utah send her back. >> they've got to get out and vote. if we just get republicans to vote republicans in utah, mia love will be just fine. that's got to happen across the country because democrats want to abolish ice. at the only thing they think is a good thing. i've never seen it this bad for the democrats as they do right now. >> se

let's do the "star trek"-- we're going through the-- we're-- >> oh, oh, right, right. >> stephen: we're> okay, okay, right. >> stephen: yeah... >> asteroid field! >> oh, duh, oh. ooh! ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah, that was good. >> stephen: well, here we are. neil, always a pleasure to do science with you. we scienced the hell out of this rover. >> wait, steve, did we park legally? >> stephen: if it gets booted, that's nasa's problem. come and get me on mars, copper. thank you, nasa! ( cheers and applause ) thank you, neil! we'll be right back with hillary rodham clinton! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. yeah, and when you move in, geico could help you save on renters' insurance! man 1: (behind wall) yep, geico helped me with renters insurance, too! um... the walls seem a bit thin... man 2: (behind wall) they

go to "star trek" ," kirk was sexually assaulting people from other planets.nca? the captain was trading for exit visas. it happened in casablanca. you can't enjoy anything if you go by today's standards which is why something is wrong with the way we are thinking these days. >> martha: what do you think? >> i think some of the things these characters said and did may have been problematic, but what would a movie be like if none of these characters ever said or did anything problematic? would it be a bunch of people said they can a circle and talking about how bad micro aggressions are an two hours of that in the credits roll? these are fake characters doing fake bad things. i think if you really spend your time worrying what a fake person did in a fake scene, things are probably not too bad. >> martha: the thing about "caddyshack" or animal house, movies are not supposed to reflect a version of your life, going to the movies would be quite boring. >> we didn't behave that way, that's why it's a movie. we watched revenge of the nerds but we didn't really get o

video and subverts to bite you during the law you may have a different card by as i've heard of star trek a video store dangerous story. is not going to be reported by off to the police i think the reality is someone is going to it's going to be. most united now about how. hello boys we've found out that this was in malaysia that this child. it was stepfather and been arrested and jailed for twelve months. how long ago was it that you first came to most of the year and that was in i think it was december two thousand and twelve. i saw it's being thick yeah it's almost. it's a video still on facebook yeah. this video is used in facebook's training as an example of the kind of child abuse that should be marked as disturbing and left almost silent. if that's being used as an example for motivators of what is considered acceptable to say what is tolerated on facebook is is is is truly shocking this is very the justification for why they allow. in or that a possible and education and rescue of victims of physical abuse we may not immediately remove this content from facebook it's perfectly pos

one of our surrogates in michigan was the woman who wrote "star trek" novels. she was fired by roddenberry because she was putting conservative, libertarian, and free enterprise into the "star trek" novels. she dies, the syndicate buys the rights, they look at what was working, her stuff blew everything out. so they brought her back. that's the kind of message we have to hammer home again and again. our stuff sells. we are the people the americans want to hear from. not the crap they're putting out now. we need to hear it at home again and again and you'll get more people to produce the stuff that we love. >> amen, sister. >> thank you, everybody. we'll see you at the book signing. >> i won't see you at the book signing. >> you can come sign. >> we're signing. >> sign a book for me now. somebody unplugged it from my phone. i don't know if it was a mistake, but i'd like my phone cord back if anybody has it. . >>> c-span's "washington journal," live every today with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, alex bolton, senior staff writ

look at books it that is time of the year, comic-con in new york city live for a preview including "star trek out all coming up this morning stories coming up joining the conversation healthiered law he professor alan dershowitz tucker carlson will be along wrote a book ship of fools stuart varney is here as well don't miss a moment we've got a big hour coming up, we kick off right here with this top story. confirmation controversy, senate judiciary committee members received fbi report on judge brett kavanaugh this morningitys up a procedural vote on nominee tomorrow, blake burman is covering the story right now at the white house good morning to you. >> good morning to you as well senators on capitol hill will start to get a look at that supplemental fbi background report starting today a source familiar with the process tell fox, that the fbi interviewed finally people in total and received a sworn statement from a tenth person as well, that source says the report shows no evidence corroborating allegations of sexual assault or misconduct by kavanaugh the fbi he are told did not do a deep

they will be living -- stuart: what is the "star trek" expression -- ashley: boldly go where no man hasfore. stuart: that is split infin tiff. i never liked that. susan: he is spending a billion dollars each year. he is putting his money where his mouth is. stuart: that is his money. ashley: he is quite happy to work with the defense department. take that away from the conversation. stuart: let's give him credit for that. you know, i haven't mentioned this for a few minutes. ashley: been that long? stuart: at least a few seconds. >> okay. stuart: but tomorrow we're going to be live from the white house. larry kudlow, kevin hassett, top economic guys, they will be with me and many more. we'll be back with you in a moment. ♪ we started making wine in 1948... [sfx: bottle sounds on conveyor] one bottle at a time. today, we produce nearly 20 million cases a year. chubb has helped us grow for the past 30 years... they helped us prevent equipment problems during harvest and provided guidance when we started exporting internationally. now we're working with them on cybersecurity. my grandfathe

creating "star trek" literally with the technologies that we have over here, i didn't realize it was good and bad at same time. i left a book for you last week. it tells you what is possible. stuart: i got that. i promise. i got that. vivek, you will be back. that's a promise. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, my friend, thank you, sir. i'm going to call it a political shift of the first order. first "brexit," then, election of president trump and now, the election of that man, a populist, he won the presidential election in brazil. the left is ignoring this trend at their peril in my opinion. my take all of this, top of the hour. coming up. ♪ stuart: brazil has elected a conservative populist to be its next president. you might call this a rolling political earthquake. doesn't mean much to our everyday lives in america that jair bolsonnaro represents a trend that's shaking the world, a political shift of the first order. the first rumble came with brexit. the brits wanted a divorce from europe. they didn't like the elites and didn't much care for open borders. then came the re

>> there are real life gold diggers, you know, in the stars of the hit tv show "gold rush" would know it. >> this morning, ginger zee made the trekrs gave her a lesson in how to procespect for gold. in respe >> gold in them darn hills. is that what they say? >> we've got our own ground. hopefully there is a bunch of gold in it. >> reporter: that is 24-year-old parker schnabel. >> how are you guys doing? >> good. >> reporter: he's an ambitious and talented spitfire who just happened to mine more than $7 million worth of gold last year. he's one of three hardcore gold miners braving the harsh conditions of the northern yukon. >> there is a half a million dollars on the table. this puts us over 3,000 [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: they're all in a fierce competition. >> keep everything on that side of the line. i'll keep mine on this side. >> reporter: playing out on discovery's hit show "gold rush," now in its ninth season. >> how is it going? >> hey. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: for the first time they're letting an outsider in to see where the bling is buried. >> this is our little hole in the ground. >> reporter: parker shears a

star chowing down on a burrito right down the middle on a bench in california. the singer's technique being calls burrito eating strategy that divided the nation. and trek wait for christmas to deck the halls. choosing to put up trees early. decorating with pumpkins, spy ders, webs and even skulls. look at that. brian: thanks, carley. i will thank you because steve didn't. president trump's rhetoric being blamed by the left for inciting violence and sending packages to democrats across the country. ainsley: but, have they forgotten about this violent rhetoric. >> i want to send -- to the white house to get. >> when they go low, we kick them. >> tyler andry not afraid to do images [inaudible] >> of course i want to punch him in the face. >> yes. >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? it's been a while. steve: here with reaction in some of those sound bites social media stars and donald trump supporters diamond and silk joining us from diamond and silk world headquarters. ladies, what do you make of the fact that we have heard a lot of voices in the last 72 hours or so