expedition they want to see how much the devices would disrupt the ocean floor and how deep seeded weller's react when humans come to extract those hidden treasures. salt is an abundant war material here on earth industry couldn't do without it. it can be combined with life to produce neutron a compound commonly used in washing and cleaning agents as well as dye or even. a material that we want to talk about now. this week's question was sent in by a viewer from iraq. why does glass shatter. let's 1st take a look at how this transparent material is made. the usual ingredients for commercial glass or sounds of soda ashlie and often recycled glass it's all crushed together and melted at well over a 1000 degrees celcius. when the molten mass cools it undergoes a transformation into a tough but amorphous solid meaning it can be shaped into everything from bottles and drinking glasses to window panes. while other solids like metals may be pliable and flexible glass is hardened brittle. when it's put under too much pressure it doesn't deform it breaks. and for that reason it rarely survives a fal

100 lawmakers have come to treated their judgment for the judgment of about a 1000000 voters nancy weller says she can't bear to see another dog pulled out of a puppy mill she and more than a 1000000 other missouri voters pushed for prop b. the. very bill lawmakers are now working to change the ink wasn't drawing on the formalizing of the final election results when state lawmakers in missouri were going to repeal several of them. bills to repeal in its entirety immediately after the vote of the people you know we're not out to put these people out of business for sale we just want them to comply with good standards here but instead they wanted to repeal the whole thing they threw it all out it was just 5 months after missouri voters approved a new puppy mill law the law is changing they even changed the name of the long. act to the canine cruelty prevention act and it does remove the breeding dog limit the requirement for the living conditions of animals it is a constitutional process and when citizens decide they can do that the legislature should defer to the will of the people how do

between cam and the new attorney general, we are well over dashcam and the new we are welleral, -- over 100. host: do you see the pitchfork populism we've been talking about, we've seen movements come and go before. we saw the occupy wall street movement, the tea party movement, is this fading anytime soon? fading, in you say don't see it being the most prominent. i don't see it being as prominent as it is today. once again, these are americans. sauce fore secret politicians going forward is to recognize these are all issues and to adjust accordingly. jobsxample came up about and the economy. more has to be done that transition to be able to accommodate those dislocations for certain workers and help with job skills training. that's and it sample -- an example of how it remains. to to john go calling from west virginia. good morning. caller: i hope everybody is good. i'm not in a very good mood. i'm really ashamed to be a democrat. i want to give california and new york a warning. you don't tell me what to do with west virginia. i've got a warning for nancy pelosi and all the democrats.

you are mostly in the 70's that was the case in san jose today, upper 60's weller inland valleys do stillold on to the low 70's such as in livermore danville conquered and then into much the north bay sonoma and napa will be at 73 today will out towards the coast. some 60's in stinson beach and point reyes. here's your next 7 days today tomorrow and saturday are coolest days after that temperatures noticeably climbing this sets us up for a much warmer week next week. robin. >>thank you john let's head over to 92, we want to check in on the san mateo bridge. it is passed right now still spilling back over to the next so heavy from to the south on to 92. you're just crawling heading over to the peninsula so be prepared for a lot of slow and go traffic uh just under 30 minutes off to one on one for checking the bay bridge 80 west is a trouble spot will not a trouble spot, but a slow spot because you're back of spill serve the maze up the incline approaching the tunnel 12 minutes and growing to make it off to fremont street the no problems in your way, here's a little problem oakland, 5 us at

ransom weller -- ransomware, the whole bank of bangladesh with the swift attack was the north koreans. one thing i would say on sanctions, and it is fundamental to what hr was saying, you have a challenge diplomatically as to how we think about negotiating with, through, and against our sanctions. so how do you apply the maximum pressure and perhaps unwind it in the context of negotiations in a way that it doesn't give up the sanctions to early but gives the other side something they want? like the whole jcpoa-iran debate. part of the challenge, and something we have talked about for a long time is the effectiveness of these tools is often based on the fact that these regimes are engaged in a whole range of illicit and nefarious activities that are not being negotiated around. i testified to this. this was the fundamental flaw of the jcpoa. you cannot promise sanctions relief when the sanctions are predicated on terrorist financing, proliferation financing, missile programs that are counter to un sanctions, the whole nine yards. you cannot unwind that. you cannot expect the private se

between cam and the new attorney general, we are well over dashcam and the new we are welleral, -- over. host: do you see the pitchfork populism we've been talking about, we've seen movements come and go before. we saw the occupy wall street movement, the tea party movement, is this fading anytime soon? fading, in you say don't see it being the most prominent. i don't see it being as prominent as it is today. once again, these are americans. sauce fore secret politicians going forward is to recognize these are all issues and to adjust accordingly. jobsxample came up about and the economy. more has to be done that transition to be able to accommodate those dislocations for certain workers and help with job skills training. that's and it sample -- an example of how it remains. to to john go calling from west virginia. good morning. caller: i hope everybody is good. i'm not in a very good mood. i'm really ashamed to be a democrat. i want to give california and new york a warning. you don't tell me what to do with west virginia. i've got a warning for nancy pelosi and all the democrats. i a