tonight's conversation, the glass universe, is so named because of the glass plate that tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of glass plates. >> 500,007 glass plates that the women of the women used as a innovated technique to study the universe. many things are interesting about it scientifically, which will talk about, but of course obviously sociologically and before the women had the right to vote. i used to hear the story about pickering which i've relayed about this gaggle of women allegedly worked for charles pickering the director of the harvard college observatory and the story i heard was that he was disgusted with his mail computers which was his astronomical calculators, my job made to do a better job. he allegedly fired all the men and hired scottish made who did a fine job. >> is a popular tail. >> what is the real story ? the real story is he already had some women computers and he also had a scottish made who had come to work for him on the resident side of the observatory as a pregnant woman no longer with her husband -- as he said any delicate condition. abandoned by

. >> i cannot tell you uh number of times i have written the word looking glass but then taken out nizam alternative universe. whiff alt fax san 1/2 to italian the russian story is what my colleagues and i have seen it is inexplicable. for it is just strange to be aligned with donald trump but debbie is started out thinking he could see into the solo pretend that the leading the uc into the soul of vladimir putin are the of words -- letters kgb is the bizarre world with the relationship with putin we will hough of the investigation to get to the bottom of it with his aideswithy and i agree with you 100 percent. >> idea here from your readers? >> i am super super sensitive so it is hard for me. they can be very tough. is funny because when i let kevin wright my column, my brother he loves those nasty comments so i don't.f it i like to know what they think if it was not logical but as you know, the internet as the way for women on the internet. >> she wrote her chapter in the book because there was a goldwater sticker? >> exactly. obviously it is only gotten more and more divisive were siblings and not talking

the glass-steagall act? >> they want to take away the investment banking activities from the consumer banking part of the universal is the best strategy to go with, but that's the idea being kicked around, so-called glass-steagall 21st century. alix: which banks benefit the most? >> goldman sachs. they don't have a very big commercial banking entity. the universal banks and investment banks, goldman sachs and morgan stanley, for them to support this, they will need to see less regulation in the investment banking world. they are not that interested. david: we have breaking news. house intelligence chairman nunes is stepping down. this is the republican heading up this probe. an amazingly strange exchange where he went over to the white house commitment with unnamed officials and got access to the documents, came back and went back to the white house to inform the white house of what he learned the day before from white house officials. concerns about the relationship between the trump campaign and the russians. jon: he says charges against him are entirely false. conway will temporarily take charge of the russia p

morning, jan we have learned that the person involve in the rowan university police officer, take a look at video from the accident scene. glass blow police say a passing car hit the officer, on the 300 block of mullica road, around 10 last night on route 322. officers enclosed off at year between girard and heston road while they investigated. authorities are not releasing that officer's name. that is very latest from cooper university hospital in camden, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> keep us up to date. >>> new this morning police are investigating an overnight shooting at the roxy nightclub in philadelphia police were called out to the club on north delaware avenue right around, 2:30 this morning. we are told victim's leg was grazed by a bullet, officers took care of that victim and treated him for minor injuries police are searching for a gunman and motive. >>> also new this morning a woman is in critical condition after she shot in the chest in the cities kensington section. this shooting happened at 700 hilton street, and officers got the call shortly after 1:00 this morning and rushed the 24 year-old victim

residence at the school of art institute of chicago and an honorary fellow of the university of sheffield. her popular youtube videos these bastards when everything from the perfect glass of wine to the best way to share cake and has been viewed over a million times her latest youtube video has been viewed over 8 million times. in 2015 she joined stephen colbert on the late show to explore thmathemical wonders puff pastry. please join me igivi her a warm townhall welcome to eugenia cheng. [applause]. >> thank you very much and thank you for the wonderful introduction. think you, townhall seattle portland me back to talk about this book. i had a wonderful time when i came to talk about my previous book a couple of years ago, so thank you for joining us to talk about "beyond infinity". i was once called in to arbitrate a dispute between my four year old nephew and his best friend about whether infinity was a number or not his best friend said infinity is not a number because my daddy said so in my daddy is a scientist and he knows everything. my nephew sensibly focused on proving his daddy did not know everything, by reeling off my faxes daddy didn't know. [laughter] >>

and resident at the school of art institute of chicago and an honorary fellow of the university of sheffield. her popular youtube videos use math to explain everything from the perfect glass of wine to the best way to share cake and has been viewed over a million times. in fact, her latest youtube video has been viewed over 8 million times. in 2015, she joined steven colbert to explore the mathematical wonders of puff pastry. please give me a warm town help welcome. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for that wonderful introduction. thank you to the townhall seattle for inviting me back to talk about this book. i had a wonderful time here when i came here couple years ago. thank you all for joining us to talk about infinity and what lies beyond infinity. i was once called in to arbitrate the dispute between a 4-year-old nephew and his best friend about whether infinity was a number or not. his best friend said infinity is not a number because my daddy said so and my daddy is a scientist so he knows everything. my nephew, sensibly focused on proving that his daddy didn't know everything by rattling off batman facts that his daddy didn't know. i love the fact that

the glass or plastic, then he moves the claw. >> wow. >> this is cheating, but at the same time i've lost so much money at these machines that it just seems fair. >> evening it out. this is the universestraightened out. >> and also i am ordering my magnet now. >> online some people are saying this is genius. other people are saying no way, that wouldn't work. >> yeah, i was so amazed that it did. it has to be some incredibly strong magnets to be able to do that. >> seems to be effective whatever he did because he got both toys. >>> this glamour model's on a jaw dropping mission. >> exactly. >> the story behind the extreme lengths to basically that explosion. >> thank you for watching and i'll see you next time. >>> try not to let your jaw drop too much when you see this video. hold that up, because you're going to need it. >> i describe my look as extreme exotic realized barbie. >> i'm sorry. >> exactly. >> i saw two things going on. i saw somebody i thought was black but i think may not have been born that way. and then those things look like beech balls. >> this is 28-year-old martina. a so-called glamour model. she started off as a -- >> caucasian. >> caucasian. but she has gone o

the glass or plastic, then he moves the claw. >> wow. >> this is cheating, but at the same time i've lost so much money at these machines that it just seems fair. >> evening it out. this is the universestraightened out. >> and also i am ordering my magnet now. >> online some people are saying this is genius. other people are saying no way, that wouldn't work. >> yeah, i was so amazed that it did. it has to be some incredibly strong magnets to be able to do that. >> seems to be effective whatever he did because he got both toys. >>> this glamour model's on a jaw dropping mission. >> exactly. >> the story behind the extreme lengths to alright gus, you're next. [giggle] ready? ok. go!...seahorse... no. -giant snail. -flamingo. the water... ...under the... pony! no. bow and arrow? oh oh... uh-huh. yeah. the leaning tower of pisa. ah-oh. [giggle] really?! [ding] ohhhh. what was it? bank on it. ohh, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of $300 grand! oh, i knew what it was the entire time. [laughter] keep on scratchin'. basically that explosion. >> thank you for watching and i'll see you next time. >>> try not to let your jaw drop too much when you see this vi

glass the girl was injured by that glass. but once again, she was not hit by a bullet. >> can't even imagine. all right. >>> don't expect any fraternity parties at penn state in the coming week. the universityceled all social events for two weeks, you know what that includes the school's annual blue white game. penn state's president sent a stern warning to the greek community issued new rules. the intra fraternity council wants to take the time to mull necessary changes. this all comes in the wake of a student's fatal fall during a pledge party in february. >>> the passenger violen violeny dragged from united flight is about to file a lawsuit. the lawyer for dr. david dao made the announcement with his family. >> we were horrified and shocked and sickened to learn what happened to him and to see what had happened to him. >> if you're going to eject a passenger under no circumstances kit be done with unreasonable force. >> his lawyer says his client is recovering from a severe concussion, knocked out teeth, a broken notice and damaged sinuses. meanwhile chicago aviation department has suspended two more officers. >>> trouble facing another airline this one southwest. massachusetts mother sa

the meantime stick to university city ramp instead. we have a vantage point sky6 live hd on the scene him they have to get rid of the broken glass try to kick it off to the side. if somebody runs over it there might be issues. i'm not sure kicking will do it. that's the ramp to the schuylkill expressway westbound. benjamin franklin parkway both drives are closed. mlk drive that started yesterday, that closure it is completely closed even in the morning commute. kelly drive, spring garden, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th. you add that to the penn relays, the first event begins at 9:00 a.m. we'll sault st. -- see heavier n the schuylkill expressway, the ben franklin bridge. matt o'donnell you're at the draft, inyou're loving it. >> reporter: daric barnett a defense issue end from tennessee to philadelphia. i said he is ready to fly eagles fly. the eagles will formally introduce barnett at 4:15 p.m. today. some fans and this always happens, they are a bit perplexed about the first round choice, katherine scott is live on the parkway with that part of the story. >> reporter: eagles fans have different opinions as all fans do, some thinks that barne

the organization gives free eye exams and glasses to children who need them. 4,000 kids in delaware have benefit benefitted from the program. >>> it comes from delaware. a senior at the university wrote the quote from walt disney on the steps of the house in wilmington. people need some positivity these days and disney inspires her. >>> musician who graduated from the university of pennsylvania has joined the law school's advisory board. the center works to promote fairness and correct errors in the criminal justice system. the legend found #freeamerica, an organization that works to reform the nation's prisons. >>> special recognition for latin women in philadelphia today. the mayor at the racket club kicking off women at the top. it's an award ceremony to honor latinas that created social change in the city. >>> a war veteran targeted inside his philadelphia home. >> rosemary connors talked to that man today. >> reporter: a terrifying morning for the 88-year-old war veteran when armed robbers stormed sbo his house and investigators tell me it appears this was an inside job. details in minutes. >>> business blocks, a philadelphia business owner how a traffic change is hurting

the university of arizona? spin oppressor of astronomy i have been here 30 years what does that entail i do people little piece as the industry right teach on-line glasses they have had over 100,000 of those but i do try to recharge reid j. and i do budgets literacy for science students and every student that we teach. >> when did you get interested in astronomy? >> either those little kids that had a telescope but i grew up in big cities so i got in through physics that is the gateway drug for astronomy then you realize i can apply that to the universal you look at our words. >> what is the of connection >> we are a big astronomy department moderate to making the world's biggest telescope the span of a phobos' diem it is big business year astronomy and optics is worth about one-quarter billion dollars per year. we'll have big telescopes and research is the place for astronomy. >> host: before we get into a bear rest talk about the football field and spinning your. >> is seen to it had rigid 11 around world were to end it was not exceeded over decades because the big mirrors are expensive and heavy and hard to keep accurate shapes of one of my colleague

the universe for me! [ gasps ] you're not will. will died saving jemma... from me. [ grunting ] [ glass shatters quietly, whoosh ] ward: now you knowhow it feels, coulson -- to watch someone you care for bleed out right in front of you. coulson: and now i'm coming to put you down. [ bones crack ] it's over, ward. malick was right. this is all meant to be.

the number of times i have written the word looking glass into a call amendment taken it out because i have used it so often and you are correct. its alternative universe and like bizarro world with alternative facts and i have to tell you the russian story is the strangest thing that my colleagues and i have seen in our careers. it's inexplicable and they are going to have to-- it's a just strange to see the republicans twisting themselves into pretzels to try and be aligned with donald trump position in this romance with vladimir putin. w started out thinking that he could see into vladimir putin's soul and as john mccain said the only thing you see when you look into his soul are the words kgb or letters kgb, so i think it is a bizarre, bizarro world a situation with this relationship with the vladimir putin and i think we will have investigations and get to the bottom of trump relationship with the russians and his aides relationship with the russians and i agree with you 100%. host: do you hear from your readers? guest: i am super super sensitive, believe it or not, so it's hard for me to read-- they can be very tough sometimes on calm this and it

glass of wine and leave. they don't have to arrange for this to be done in outer space or under water. i would add that the university of california chance lower janet napolitano used to be obama's secretary of homeland security. she had to keep the entire nation safe. i think she can keep a college campus safe. the. judge napolitano:. judge jeanine: when they say there is a security threat, i assume don't buy that. >> as you points out -- apparently howard dean don't and none of the administrators do -- you can't use the hecklers veto. there is loads of first amendment supreme court law on that issue. you can't use the excuse that some people are complaining about this because that's just a ruse for viewpoint discrimination. judge jeanine: they get to veto free speech. when milo yanukovych spoke there, one person was arrested. it went on for 12 hours. $100,000 in damages. it tells me there was a standsdown. it tells me the campus police and city police weren't making any arrests. is there a message there as well? >> yes, that's what we have been hearing. a lot of the rank and file police would like to do their jobs.

the notes of verde or beyoncÉ, sondheim or philip glass, there's some music out there that speaks to each of us. it's something universal it is a distinct as our bernstein honoree someone who is monstrously universal values and someone who is in fact performed twice on the opera stage with a washable national opera at the kennedy center, no less. the washington post story recently praised our guest for not only her performance but for her writing as well. i quote, or timing delivery and material which she wrote herself were more polished and hit every mark. the headline observed before adoring crowds justice prevailed [. [laughter] i think you know where i'm headed here. the post story was indeed not about the reaction to justice ginsburg's reading of the consequential opinion from the supreme court bench or the reaction to her well-crafted speeches to university or blogger, no, the story was a review of justice converts already acknowledged the veritable rock star in the story is also and i quote an actual opera star. on march 9th the kennedy center opera house was filled with an adoring crowd that roared with adulatio

the same thing. ainsley: so she can speak. the university is there they have to protect their students. they don't want all of that mayhem. they don't want glassttered. so i understand their perspective but if it's truly just to prevent a conservative from speaking, then that's a totally different issue. steve: keep in mind that same university where m milo went a couple months ago if u.k. berkeley does not alieu free speech and practices violence on people with different point of view, no federal funds. remember that? brian: a lot of parents are deciding this week where their kids are going to go to school. so why would you, if you are part of the people that want to hear ann coulter or want to hear, i don't know, senator feinstein speak, if that's the opposite of the school that's there, why would you go to a school that does not want any type of guest speakers going there that might go against the grain? why would you choose that school? ainsley: got in. brian: berkeley go, to a community college and get your grades up and go somewhere else. why would you write a check like that. steve: the university says don't come, we will keep you poste

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glass of wine and leave. it's not like they have to arrange for this to be done in outer space or under water. i would add the california -- the universityf california chance lower janet napolitano used to be the secretary of homeland security. she had to keep entire nation safe. i think she can keep a college campus safe. judge jeanine: when they say there is a security threat, i assume you don't buy that. >> no, i'm sure there is. but as you know, as you point out, showered dean apparently doesn't. and none of the administrators do, you can't use the hecklers' veto. you can't use the excuse that some people are complain being this because that's just a ruse for viewpoint discrimination. if. judge jeanine: let me ask you this. when milo yanukovych spoke there, one person was arrested. it went on for 12 hours. $100,000 in damages. there was a standdown. if there is a stand joint tells me campus and city police weren't make any arrests. is there -- >> that's what we have been hearing. obviously a lot of the rank and file would like to do their job. but at least they don't want to come on camera and say it because they have been threatened

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with a look at nasa and space exploration, and we start with author dava sobel and her book, " the glass universe." and then from the tucson festival of books, ney that would ya holt discusses "rise of the rocket girls: the women who propelled us from missiles to the moon to mars." margot lee shetterly recalls a group of african-american women who played key roles in the devising of air rah naughtics -- arrow aeronautics. and astronomy professor chris empy talks about his book, "beyond." booktv in prime time tonight starting at eight eastern. >> the los angeles times has been putting on the festival of books for more than 20 years, and it has become an institution that's part of the community. and if, and it's a way that we can celebrate with the readers of the paper and with the city as a whole the very notion of reading. and today when the idea of there being something called fake news is out there, i think that books help us celebrate the way that words and facts are grounded in storytelling and in history. >> watch our live coverage of the los angeles times festival of books all weekend, apri