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Captioning sponsored by Comedy Central captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org january 14, 2013. From Comedy Centrals world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. cheers and applause jon hello, everybody. Welcome to the daily show. My name is jon stewart. Our guest tonight is the great one, roger waters of pink floyd will be going up here. Obviously the interview will be accompanied by a laser show. Let me just get right to it. If you are here a...

Giants. It used those vulnerabilities to bypass encryption on popular apps. Benjamin hall is following the story for us live from london with more. Good morning. This is just yet another embarrassing blow to the Intelligence Community. Wikileaks, again releasing thousands of classified documents, this time from inside the cia. The documents are said to come from the agencies Cyber Intelligence unit. It shows the entire hacking agency, naming specific programs with names like assassin and medusa....

We still don't know how life on Earth began some point more than 3.5 billion years ago, but a new study supports the idea that vital components of our earliest ancestors emerged from reactions involving ancient hydrothermal vents.

The shifting of geological faults in the subsurface of Earth forged the oxygen, a study suggests.

Chemical reactions in early Earths crust may have provided oxygen to ancient microbes.

Scientists have uncovered a source of oxygen that may have influenced the evolution of life before the advent of photosynthesis.