pasadena. [laughing] thank you, rob. my pleasure. thank you. thank you everyone for joining us for this evenings event. my name is kim sutton and and a host of tonight season. before we begin i i want to encourage you all to check out online at upcoming virtual events i visiting powells.com. one of our many upcoming events we re looking forward to is tiffany cross in conversation with about her new book say it louder, black voters, white narratives and saving our democracy. that s next friday the 18th. as will please your member to follow us on twitter, facebook and instagram tonight we are honored to welcome leonard mlodinow and rob paulsen. leonard received his phd in theoretical physics from university of california at berkeley and was in alexander fellow at the max planck institute and was on the faculty of california institute of technology. his previous books include the bestsellers the grand design, and a briefer history of time both with stephen hawking sublim
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from the united states, canada, mexico, jamaica, peru, [inaudible] guatemala, argentina brazil, coaster rica [inaudible] and probably even pasadena. [laughter] thank you. my pleasure. thank you everyone for joining us for this evening s event. my name is kim sutton and i m the host of the event. before we begin i want to encourage you all to check out the lineup of upcoming virtual events by visiting. one of our many upcoming events we are looking forward to is tiffany in conversation with ellie about the new book say it louder black voters, white anarchists seen saving our democracy. that s next friday the 18th. please remember to follow us on twitter, facebook and instagram. tonight we welcome leonard and rob paulson. leonard received his phd in the theoretical civics from the university of california berkeley, was an alexander von humboldt fellow at the max planck institute and was on the faculty of california institute of technology. his previous books include the
i am doctor mario livio, an astrophysicist and author of seven popular science books. the most recent of which is called galileo: and the science deniers. i live in baltimore and and i currently and in baltimore at my home. as you can see i imagine i am in front of shells with books. actual at something that looks like that in every room in the house. so it almost doesn t matter where i am. so the book as a saint is called galileo: and the science deniers as i say this is a fresh biography of galileo but at the same time with an eye on science denial today which unfortunately we have quite a bit of. so the idea is to study from these fascinating person who lived during the 17th century, but to see what lessons we can learn from that or, you know, to what extent he in some sense already font some battles that we have to fight again today. when people here that i wrote a book about galileo, natural question is how come i decided to write a book about all
we saw a man in custody, police had them handcuffed, and they took them away in a police car. tracy carloss news 5 live in euclid. now to the story everyone is talking about, the first presidential debate. yes, they are. we are calling trump on how the governor and former candidate john kasich thinks that his party s nomie with us for what party leaders and voters are saying today. rob? yes, through social media and the press last night as they did so face to face. they thought clinton won. 27% gave the debate to trump. most of those people identified themselves with a disclosure as democrats. but today both nominees did their victory laps while most trump took to twitter to declare he was the winner sharing a collage. and getting continued support though from party leadership today. i saw hillary clinton give a polished well-rehearsed defense of the status quo, which seven out of ten americans don t like. i saw donald trump give a spirited voice to those of emerging