joining me is michael mann, author of "the hockey stick and the climate wars," and david de rothschildttal and arth arthur. i want to start with you first, david, because you are furthest away and harder for you to jump in. as environmentalists and as the temperature of the earth increases the public appetite for climate-related issues seems to go down. a gallup poll from two months ago says, asks americans, how much do you personally worry about global warming a great deal or fair amount, and 55%, or little or not at all, 45%. now, the economy is certainly one motivating factor behind this, but what else do you think accounts for the broader sort of sense of disinterest around the environmental concern these days? >> well, it is a good point. one of main thing is the narrative and the words that we are using to explain thing, and we went from global warming to climate change and now from climate change to energy security and kind of put it in a consumption issue rather than pollution or issue where we have to, you know, sort of act upon our everyday habits. we have changed the thenarra

michael mann finished second in qualifying behind defending champions spain on how to beat montenegro in the play off to put their place up the tournament the qualified for all five european championships since the break up of czechoslovakia with their best performance coming in one thousand nine hundred six when the loss to germany. and let's talk golf for it's been a weekend to remember for tiger woods the former world number one winning the memorial tournament for the fifth time tying jack nicholson's p.g.a. tour wins mark with seventy three in the process tiger also doing it on a course nicklaus designed the american starting raising a four shot deficit making the second of a string st bernard zero six vintage tiger with this birdie on the sixteenth to coming up as the thirty six children a perfect effort from the rough on the par three hole. tiger eventually seeing all three seventy under british rule mero by two shots because himself on hand after that's to congratulate the winner fourteen time major champion woods now in st john's market eighteen with the u.s. open starting at.

michael mann's and he said the regulators could have shut him down on day one using company accounting to game the regs as compliance one o one step so the regulators can't claim they were bamboozled by the slick ass guy in town. in our company accounting is a classic. i think that. it's one of those things where it's very easy to make things confusing and i think we're seeing over and over again that regulators are two four six eight ten steps behind the bankers so what do you do it may be that you have to put the regulations and because there is no way. today that you can actually monitor or watch over it they don't know what they're looking at so what's the solution it's not more regulation we have plenty of them they're not being enforced i think that they're not being enforced at all i think when you start to see the same things happening over and over again it is interesting comparison because you recall we've heard some comments recently that the f.c.c. might not bring somebody in there actually gives the executives that's the same situation they had regulatory personnel in lehm

. >> michael mann, thank you very much.ce to chat with you. >> thank you, randi. >>> george zimmerman's attorney pushed for a new bond at a hearing friday. i'll tell you if the suspected murderer is out on bail or still behind bars. >>> now to this week's travel insider, the beauty of one italian city at a budget price. tuscany. >> reporter: take a vacation. that doesn't mean you need to spend a lot of money to have fun. here are trips i picked up while traveling through tuscany. number one, don't be afraid to rent a car and drive. many people say driving in tuscany is terrifying. if you rent a contact manual car, you'll find driving is a breeze. plus a compact car is cheaper than a luxury or suv. so brush up on your stick. number two, don't want to drive in take the train. while traveling through italy, my family and i took the train to florence. it was fast and we saved money because we didn't have to pay to park. number three, rent a villa inside of a hotel. renting a home will help you save on accommodations and food. b