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WILL LAST FROM 11:00 A.M.
TO 3:30 P.M.
NOW TO AN ACTION NEWS EXCLUSIVE
THIS MORNING.
LATER THIS WEEK, SANTA CRUZ
POLICE CHIEF KEVIN VOGUE HE WILL
AFTER 30 YEARS IN LAW
ENFORCEMENT WILL CALL IT A
CAREER, AND RETIRE.
ACTION NEWS REPORTER, PHIL GOMEZ
SAT DOWN WITH THE CHIEF TO TALK
ABOUT HIS CAREER AND HIS LEGACY.
>> IT SEEMS LIKE IT JUST BEGAN
YESTERDAY.
I STARTED HERE, THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT, CITY OF SANTA CRUZ
SENT ME TO THE ACADEMY IN 1987.
I GRADUATED IN JUNE, I WENT
THROUGH A FIELD TRAINING
PROGRAM, I BECAME A POLICE
OFFICER, AND 30 PLUS YEARS
LATER, YOU KNOW, I SIT HERE NOW
AS THE CHIEF OF POLICE.
>> CHIEF KEVIN VOGEL HAS LED THE
SANTA CRUZ POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR
THE LAST SEVEN YEARS, HE MOVED
UP THE RANKS SERVING IN A NUMBER
OF POSITIONS BEFORE BECOMING
CHIEF.
UNDER HIS LEADERSHIP, THE
DEPARTMENT LAUNCHED THE COUNTY'S
FIRST LAW ENFORCEMENT MOBILE APP
IN 2011.
ALSO THAT SAME YEAR, THE
DEPARTMENT DEVELOPED PREDICTIVE
POLICING, A TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
USED BY POLICE DEPARTMENTS
AROUND THE WORLD TO ANALYZE
CRIME BEFORE IT HAPPENS.
>> WE DEVELOPED A TEAM PUBLIC
SAFETY ACADEMY, WHICH IS
ACTUALLY ONE OF MY PROUDER
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS CHIEF.
YOU KNOW, WITH BUDGET CUTS IN
THE SCHOOLS OVER THE YEARS, AND
THE LACK OF SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR
OF THE YOUTH IN OUR COMMUNITY, I
REALLY FELT THAT THERE WAS A
NEED TO HAVE SOME POSITIVE
ACTIVITY FOR THE YOUTH IN SANTA
CRUZ.
>> VOGEL HAS SEEN A LOT IN HIS
30 YEARS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, BUT
WITHOUT A DOUBT, ONE OF THE MOST
DIFFICULT INCIDENTS HE'S HANDLED
WAS ON FEBRUARY 26th, 2013,
WHEN SERGEANT BUTCH BAKER AND
DETECTIVE ELIZABETH BUTLER WERE
KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.
VOGEL CALLS IT THE DARKEST DAY
IN HIS CAREER.
>> IT WAS DIFFICULT.
I MEAN, IT'S STILL DIFFICULT TO
TALK WITH IT, BUT THE EVENT
ITSELF IS DIFFICULT.
THE DAYS THAT FOLLOWED WERE
DIFFICULT.
THE MEMORIAL SERVICE WAS
DIFFICULT.
SO THAT WAS -- THAT WAS JUST A
HUGE, HUGE TRAGEDY.
>> The Reporter: MORE
RECENTLY, CHIEF VOGEL WAS
CRITICIZED FOR THE DEPARTMENT'S
COOERATION WITH HOMELAND
SECURITY, IN A RAID THAT NETTED
THE ARREST OF SEVERAL MS-13 GANG
MEMBERS, AND LED TO SOME
COMMUNITY MEMBERS BEING DETAINED
BY ICE, DESPITE THE FACT CITY
LEADERS VOTED TO PROHIBIT CITY
EMPLOYEES FROM ENFORCING FEDERAL
IMMIGRATION LAWS.
>> IN TERMS OF THE ICE
OPERATION, I WORKED WITH LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES MY ENTIRE
CAREER AND YOU KNOW, I PUT A LOT
OF FAITH IN THE OTHER AGENCIES
AND I TRUST THEY WILL, SO IT'S
DIFFICULT WHEN THE TRUST IS
BROKEN IN THE WAY IT WAS, IN
THAT PARTICULAR INCIDENT, BUT I
MEAN, WE MOVE ON.
>> The Reporter: AS FOR
VOGEL'S SUCCESSOR, A THAT NEW
CHIEF HAS NOT BEEN SELECTED, BUT
THE CITY MANAGER TELLS US THE
FIELD OF CANDIDATES IS DOWN TO
THREE.
>> THERE'S NO SPECIFIC HARD
DEADLINE NECESSARILY.
FOR ME, IT'S MORE IMPORTANT THAT
WE HAVE A GOOD VETTING PROCESS,
AND YOU KNOW, MEETING SOMEBODY
DURING A 35-MINUTE, 45-MINUTE
INTERVIEW DOESN'T NECESSARILY
GIVE YOU THE FULL PERSPECTIVE ON
AN INDIVIDUAL, SO I WANT TO MAKE
SURE AN SPEND THE APPROPRIATE
AMOUNT OF THYME GETTING TO KNOW
INDIVIDUALS, MAKING SURE THAT
THEY'RE FIT.
>> The Reporter: UNTIL A NEW
CHIEF IS CHOSEN, DEPUTY POLICE
CHIEF RICK MARTINEZ WILL ACT AS
INTERIM CHIEF, WHILE VOGEL STEPS
DOWN TO SPEND TIME WITH HIS
FAMILY AND TRAVEL.
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President Trump To Interview John Pistole For FBI Director Job | MSNBC - Duration: 1:27.
HOUSE PRESS BRIEFING FROM SEAN SPICER, THE PRESS SECRETARY.
NBC NEWS HAS CONFIRMED A NEW NAME IN THE SEARCH FOR AN FBI
DIRECTOR, A FORMER NUMBER TWO AT THE BUREAU.
HERE WITH ME NOW, NICHOLAS CONFISTORY.
>> THIS IS JOHN PISTOL, THE FORMER NUMBER TWO AT THE FBI.
HE'S ALSO THE FORMER HEAD OF THE TSA.
I AM TOLD -- WE HAVE TWO ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
CONFIRMING THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP IS EXPECTED TO INTERVIEW HIM
TODAY. OF COURSE, THERE IS A REAL
URGENCY TO REPLACE OUSTED FBI DIRECTOR JAMES COMEY.
ONE OF THE TOP NAMES THAT WE WERE HEARING IN RECENT WEEKS WAS
JOE LIEBERMAN. BUT THAT GOT A LOT OF BACKLASH,
CRAIG, DEMOCRATS SAYING THAT THE PRESIDENT SHOULD BE LOOKING AT
SOMEONE WHO IS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, NOT SOMEONE WHO'S
BEEN AN ELECTED OFFICIAL. SO THIS POTENTIAL NOMINEE, WE'LL
HAVE TO WAIT AND SEE THE REACTION, BUT HE IS SOMEONE WHO
IS WIDELY RESPECTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITIES.
WE'LL HAVE TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS IN TERMS OF THE ACTUAL
INTERVIEW. BUT AGAIN, WE ANTICIPATE THE
PRESIDENT TO HOLD THAT
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What Was Cosmic Inflation? The Quest to Understand the Earliest Universe - Duration: 9:00.
The Big Bang.
The discovery that the Universe has been expanding for billions of years is one of the biggest
revelations in the history of science.
In a single moment, the entire Universe popped into existence, and has been expanding ever
since.
We know this because of multiple lines of evidence: the cosmic microwave background
radiation, the ratio of elements in the Universe, etc.
But the most compelling one is just the simple fact that everything is expanding away from
everything else.
Which means, that if you run the clock backwards, the Universe was once an extremely hot dense
region
Let's go backwards in time, billions of years.
The closer you get to the Big Bang, the closer everything was, and the hotter it was.
When you reach about 380,000 years after the Big Bang, the entire Universe was so hot that
all matter was ionized, with atomic nuclei and electrons buzzing around each other.
Keep going backwards, and the entire Universe was the temperature and density of a star,
which fused together the primordial helium and other elements that we see to this day.
Continue to the beginning of time, and there was a point where everything was so hot that
atoms themselves couldn't hold together, breaking into their constituent protons and
neutrons.
Further back still and even atoms break apart into quarks.
And before that, it's just a big question mark.
An infinitely dense Universe cosmologists called the singularity.
When you look out into the Universe in all directions, you see the cosmic microwave background
radiation.
That's that point when the Universe cooled down so that light could travel freely through
space.
And the temperature of this radiation is almost exactly the same in all directions that you
look.
There are tiny tiny variations, detectable only by the most sensitive instruments.
When two things are the same temperature, like a spoon in your coffee, it means that
those two things have had an opportunity to interact.
The coffee transferred heat to the spoon, and now their temperatures have equalized.
When we see this in opposite sides of the Universe, that means that at some point, in
the ancient past, those two regions were touching.
That spot where the light left 13.8 billion years ago on your left, was once directly
touching that spot on your right that also emitted its light 13.8 billion years ago.
This is a great theory, but there's a problem.
The Universe never had time for those opposite regions to touch.
For the Universe to have the uniform temperature we see today, it would have needed to spend
enough time mixing together.
But it didn't have enough time, in fact, the Universe didn't have any time to exchange
temperature.
Imagine you dipped that spoon into the coffee and then pulled it out moments later before
the heat could transfer, and yet the coffee and spoon are exactly the same temperature.
What's going on?
To address this problem, the cosmologist Alan Guth proposed the idea of cosmic inflation
in 1980.
That moments after the Big Bang, the entire Universe expanded dramatically.
And by "moments", I mean that the inflationary period started when the Universe was only
10^-36 seconds old, and ended when the Universe was 10^-32 seconds old.
And by "expanded dramatically", I mean that it got 10^26 times larger.
That's a 1 followed by 26 zeroes.
Before inflation, the observable Universe was smaller than an atom.
After inflation, it was about 0.88 millimeters.
Today, those regions have been stretched 93 billion light-years apart.
This concept of inflation was further developed by cosmologists Andrei Linde, Paul Steinhardt,
Andy Albrecht and others.
Inflation resolved some of the shortcomings of the Big Bang Theory.
The first is known as the flatness problem.
The most sensitive satellites we have today measure the Universe as flat.
Not like a piece-of-paper-flat, but flat in the sense that parallel lines will remain
parallel forever as they travel through the Universe.
Under the original Big Bang cosmology, you would expect the curvature of the Universe
to grow with time.
The second is the horizon problem.
And this is the problem I mentioned above, that two regions of the Universe shouldn't
have been able to see each other and interact long enough to be the same temperature.
The third is the monopole problem.
According to the original Big Bang theory, there should be a vast number of heavy, stable
"monopoles", or a magnetic particle with only a single pole.
Inflation diluted the number of monopoles in the Universe so don't detect them today.
In a moment, I'm going to talk about how astronomers are searching the Universe for
evidence of cosmic inflation, but first I'd like to thank Scott Carlisle, Thomas Spenader,
Bryan, and the rest of our 734 patrons for their generous support.
If you love what we're doing and want to help out, head over to patreon.com/universetoday
Although the cosmic microwave background radiation appears mostly even across the sky, there
could still be evidence of that inflationary period baked into it.
In order to do this, astronomers have been focusing on searching for primordial gravitational
waves.
These are different from the gravitational waves generated through the collision of massive
objects.
Primordial gravitational waves are the echoes from that inflationary period which should
be theoretically detectable through the polarization, or orientation, of light in the cosmic microwave
background radiation.
A collaboration of scientists used an instrument known as the Background Imaging of Cosmic
Extragalactic Polarization (or BICEP2) to search for this polarization, and in 2014,
they announced that maybe, just maybe, they had detected it, proving the theory of cosmic
inflation was correct.
Unfortunately, another team working with the space-based Planck telescope posted evidence
that the fluctuations they saw could be fully explained by intervening dust in the Milky
Way.
The problem is that BICEP2 and Planck are designed to search for different frequencies.
In order to really get to the bottom of this question, more searches need to be done, scanning
a series of overlapping frequencies.
And that's in the works now.
BICEP2 and Planck and the newly developed South Pole Telescope as well as some observatories
in Chile are all scanning the skies at different frequencies at the same time.
Distortion from various types of foreground objects, like dust or radiation should be
brighter or dimmer in the different frequencies, while the light from the cosmic microwave
background radiation should remain constant throughout.
There are more telescopes, searching more wavelengths of light, searching more of the
sky.
We could know the answer to this question with more certainty shortly.
One of the most interesting implications of cosmic inflation, if proven, is that our Universe
is actually just one in a vast multiverse.
While the Universe was undergoing that dramatic expansion, it could have created bubbles of
spacetime that spawned other universes, with different laws of physics.
In fact, the father of inflation, Alan Guth, said, "It's hard to build models of inflation
that don't lead to a multiverse."
And so, if inflation does eventually get confirmed, then we'll have a whole multiverse to search
for in the cosmic microwave background radiation.
The Big Bang was one of the greatest theories in the history of science.
Although it did have a few problems, cosmic inflation was developed to address them.
Although there have been a few false starts, astronomers are now performing a sensitive
enough search that they might find evidence of this amazing inflationary period.
And then it'll be Nobel Prizes all around.
Not going to lie, I feel like I barely scratched the surface of this concept.
Want me to go deeper?
What would you like to hear about next?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
As we push forward into the Solar System, we're going to need to think about what
it means to "own" space.
Who owns the Moon?
Can you buy property on Mars?
Space ownership, next episode.
Inflation is a really really complicated topic, and I recommend you just bathe yourself in
videos to help you get the gist of it.
I've created a playlist of videos just for you.
We start with one of our older videos about the evidence for the Big Bang.
Then PBS SpaceTime tackles Inflation, then PhysicsGirl talks about why spacetime is flat,
Alan Guth explains Inflation.
The last video, from Lawrence Krauss is one of my favorites, why the Universe adds up
to nothing.
... that spot on your right.
Is that backwards if they're watching the video?
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A boxer in Indiana started off his pro career this weekend by obliterating his opponent's
face with a shot that sent the guy through the ropes and out of the ring!
Even more impressive ... this was ROUND 1.
The fighter is Mikey Dahlman -- a promising middleweight who made his pro debut Monday
against Rick Ogden at the Civic Center in Hammond, IN.
The entire fight lasted 2 mins and 14 secs.
Obviously, Mikey was fired up.
The promoter tells us Ogden is okay.
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