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On this day in 1963, an unsuspecting bobby gets a shock when he stumbles upon an electrified Land Rover.

It is only a matter of time before a child is killed Public objections to the plans mainly focus on traffic and overdevelopment of the village, but there are also issues such archaeology and damage to the environment. Julia Edwards, who lives on Church Road, says the village already has "appalling traffic problems", and that "as the situation stands, it is only a matter of time before a child is killed". She adds: "Adding 135 additional dwellings as proposed will add at least a further 20...

knowledge that works, that makes predictions. i think that we have never reached a point where we have all of the answers. >> rose: we conclude with jonah lehrer who writes about creativity. >> we assume creativity is a singular thing, there is one way we should be thinking when we need a new idea. it is a overall catch-all idea you need a moment of insight and sometimes you need the focus and grind it outside grind it out and go draft after draft. >> sometimes it helps the wall and be...

the traits of virtue-- that is, compassion, willingness to cooperate. >> rose: and continue with eric kandel. >> we are beginning to understand how people use both their conscious and unconscious mental processes to respond to a work of art. we can outline a scheme of the various steps that are involved in looking at a great painting and having a perceptual response, an emotional response, an empathic response to it. and we can outline in principle how this occurs, that a lot of detail...

we still have this base of knowledge that works, that makes predictions. i think that we have never reached a point where we have all of the answers. >> rose: we conclude with jonah lehrer who writes about creativity. >> we assume creativity is a singular thing, there is one way we should be thinking when we need a new idea. it is a overall catch-all idea you need a moment of insight and sometimes you need the focus and grind it outside grind it out and go draft after draft. >> sometim...

We will likely turn the focus back to the economy as new job numbers come out for june. lynn? scientists at the large hadron collider have announced they have likely discovered the so-called god particle. it may explain how stars, planets, even life, how these things were created and held together. science editor, lawrence mcginn tri from itn explains. >> reporter: this is about as excited as scientists get. what god them on the feet was the revelation that the la bore torey had discovered a n...

we are going to begin this morning with no relief. in many parts of the nation, it was a fourth of july for the record books with record heat as in early summer heat wave continues. in the mid-atlantic, crews worked through the holiday to get the power back on after last weeks deadly storms. john yang reports from chicago. >> reporter: across the eastern half of the country, americans spent the nations 236th birthday trying to beat the heat. >> it is definitely really hot. >> reporter:...

columbia spent the fourth just like the founding fathers, no electricity, no air-conditioning. last weeks ferocious storms are blamed for at least 26 deaths. in washington, no holdy. work crews are moving downed trees so utility workers can begin restoring power zichlt cant wait to go home. >> reporter: this family grory store has been without power since friday night. >> we have lost everything. we have lost everything that required refridge railings. >> that was nbcs john yang report...

captioning sponsored by rose communications from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: a university professor of art history and history at columbia university, a prolific writer, and keen observer of just about everything from a perfectly cooked egg to the politics of the moment. im pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: often some of the keenest observatioof us is from someone who is not always with us. >> well, you know, i feel...

captioning sponsored by rose communications from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: a university professor of art history and history at columbia university, a prolific writer, and keen observer of just about everything from a perfectly cooked egg to the politics of the moment. im pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: often some of the keenest observatioof us is from someone who is not always with us. >> well, you know, i feel...