eu foreign policy chief spokesman michael mann says he expects more rounds of talks after this one the overall objective remains to seek a comprehensive solution that would ensure all the wrongs make a program is exclusively peaceful. i think it's fair to say that the amish school this bus meet in vienna is ready to create a workable framework. surface of the sixties. it's the decisions of the coming months. the two sides say they want the negotiations to end with the bail in six months. this seems not much opens them among the negotiators here. to cause itchiness a dentist tomorrow. deanna. aye aye fresh as treaty to formalize its border with the baltic state of estonia that we as in japan's claim to form russian how the islands of hokkaido the only remaining ten two of this before my shower and clean sea islands which are controlled by a rash down russian find this is a gain of rough and his estonian counted on to other months i had to sign the deal the treaty sense the border drawn during the occupation by the former soviet union that means estonia has given up its claims to russian

climate scientist michael mann on how a changing climate may affect our future. >> sometimes you'll hear from the critics. they'll say, "we demand proof that humans are causing this." and my response is that proof is reserved for alcoholic beverages and mathematical theorems." it doesn't characterize how science works. science works through weights of evidence, through likelihoods, through confidence levels, and so we're about as certain that humans are causing global warming as we are about any scientific proposition, but we never say we've proven something in science because there's always the outside chance that we could discover some new piece of information that would change our perspective. it's absolutely true that critics of sort of the forces of antiscience, those looking to confuse the public about the science will always draw upon that vulnerability, that as scientists we're never comfortable in stating things in absolutes because that's not the way the world works, that's not the way science works. unfortunately our detractors, those looking to sort of pollute the public disc

to do, everybody -- i mean, i know people on the other side are concerned when guys like me or michael mannation, but it really is very serious. i mean, this climate change that we're causing is something that is going to have tremendous economic impacts. and so i believe that those economic effects are starting to be noticed locally. you know, they're being noticed in tennessee and of course in new york and new jersey. and now maybe people will be galvanized to take action. so i think it's important for people, and i really appreciate you taking the time to have me on. i think it's important for people in my position to really speak to the voters, really question what their representatives are telling them. >> bill, the political formulation here, i think, in the republican or the opponents oyour views, that listen to you is that, okay, politically, i know what this guy wants. what he wants is higher taxes on fossil fuels, which he wants higher prices of fossil fuels. he wants it to cost 150 bucks to fill up my suv and it's costing 110 bucks to do that now and i don't want to pay anymore.

michael mann called them anti- science? that makes no sense to me.97%, thes survey methodology of that survey would not pass a high school sampling cores. what kind of fools do you people think we are? ehrlichman and his disciples got off easy. you people will might get off so easy this time. thanks a lot. host: appreciate that call from movies and a. --st: i do think, frankly, appreciate that call from louisiana. frankly, thatink, some of the same scientists paid by the tobacco industry to say that tobacco did not cause cancer are today being paid by the oil industry to say that climate change is a hoax. it is not just an analogy of history, it is some of the same scientists, which makes it very -- even sadder. it is clear to us that this is a challenge that we face and the challenge we will face for generations. we need to make progress. the international bodies a scientist are absolutely clear. it is not just climate change that is happening. it is that we humans are the major cause of the pollution that we put into the air. this is a challenge th