never seen war - the barren continent of antarctica.and thanks to the events of june 1961, the south pole is nowfor centuries, resources and square footage have been the source of conflict, violence and diplomacy in every corner of the world. conquerers, explorers, and countries all making claims to pieces of the earth. stealing its visitors, antarctica has remained a place for peace, cooperation, and thae decades thanks to a historic agreement. on june 23, 1961, the antarctic treaty officially took effect. the agreement signed by 12es was the first to ban nuclear testing and military activities at a specific region on earth. a wholly international land. before the treaty was signed - australia, new zealand, the uk, france, norway, chile, and argentina all had claims on parts of antarctica, some even overlapped. it does say no other country can claim a piece of antarctica for its own. on top of establishing the first antarctic treaty also - bans all militaryy equipment is being used for scientific or peaceful purposes, calls for scienti

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. >> there are serious problems on every continent and antarctica. >> what are world leaders to do? many face populations who don't want refugees. how do you convince them to do more, and take positions that are unpopular. >> it's not a problem that will go away it's likely to get worse. we are not seeing an end. refugees have a right to seek international protection that's what they are there for. we say to world leaders, you have to step up in charge of providing financial assistance to the country. for example, lebanon, 1.4 million refugees from syria. the u.n. has a figure for the number of refugees that need to be resettled around 1 million. at the moment annually some countries offer no resettlement. >> what recommendations do you have to resettle 1.5 million over five years. the way of the world is going, isn't that a drop in the bucket. we could see more new refugees over the five years, that those resettled. >> sadly, yes. resettlement has to try to keep pace. there are countries that could offer places but don't. there are governments that need to talk about the issues for

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level of the 65 what is texas supposed to do, get a big vacuum and set it in the ozone hole in the antarctica>> that number doesn't sound right. >> lets you something a little bit more discreet. rocky mountain national park has a background of 77. there is no industry and. >> in that part of the country there are areas where we are seeing a high background. c you said you you had at the national standards standard so how are you going to clean up rocky mt. national park? >> it's not responsible for cleaning up pollution that doesn't create. >> what is the mechanism? >> to the extent that pollution is coming from places that we can control. >> in this case it's not. 77 parts per billion background means by definition it's not produce there is coming from somewhere else. naturally occurring causes or china. >> of its coming from a motor vehicle around the country where that air pollution is coming into that area our rules will help reduce debt. >> let's talk about rfs for a minute. under your 2010 regulatory impact analysis of new renewable fuel standard it would contribute to increased ethanol

this i want to put this up you have to see this how georgous it is it is basically the size of antarcticaitting there on her finger and great job on the ring amazing job. >> you guys have been dating really since high school? >> yes. >> whose class what school were you at. >> calls wood high school. >> and they're polite. >> class of 2006. >> congratulations what are perhaps for wedding now. >> so we're getting married march of next year and we're getting married here in philadelphia at the crystal tea room over behind city hall. >> right up there on market street. are we invited can we all come. >> you can come crash. >> we'll invite everyone. >> you're like no, i have a guest list to go. >> how did you know you wanted to do something so -- i mean it's really, really special to go to all that work how did you convince her so she did not know about it. >> well, we have done a video for my friend dom before so i knew she would got really put two together. it is something we always do we always help our friends and i never had any idea it would be like this though that it would goat this le

band played 74 concert dates, earned seven figures at every stop, hitting every continent, besides antarctica. they earn twice as much as rolling stones, coming in at 130 million-dollar. katie perry comes in at number three, she earned just a little bit more, 135 million-dollar with her world tour, forbes says about 60 percent of her income comes from overseas. she played 124 shows, 75 of them took place abroad, in 27 different countries. bringing in the big bucks. and then we turn to the athlete, manny pacquiao was number two filipino boxer earned 160 million-dollar. and that guy, that he shared the ring with, came in at number one, floyd money may weather, he earned highest annual sum of money ever for an athlete, how about a cool 300 million-dollar over the last 12 months, most of it coming from that win against pacquiao may second. rounding out top ten garth brooks, robert downey junior, taylor swift and then soccer star christiano renaldo. chris, we have foley folks that made the list. >> patty labelle. >> no, bradley cooper was 50th on the list, and then alex, guess who else. >> kevin h

professional, but he's also a poet, writer, and avid traveler with destinations extending as far as antarctica. dr. ortiz, once again, i would like to express my appreciation for your contributions and your service to south florida. i wish you a happy and healthy 90th birthday. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. plaskett: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i rise today to ask my colleagues to join me in support of h.r. 2615, and house resolution 291, both of which i introduced earlier this week. nearly a century ago the united states purchased the virgin islands from denmark for its geopolitical importance. the citizens of the virgin islandses of the united states commemorates this event from march 31, 1917 each year. mr. speaker, house resolution 291 asks the united states postal service to create a commemorative stamp in ho

get a big vacuum and send it down to ozone hole in antarctica or what?i'm not familiar with that map but that number doesn't sound right to me we can -- >> do something a little bit more discreet, how about rocky mountain national park has a background of 77. there's no industry on rocky mountain national park. >> as i mentioned particularly in that part of the country there's a few area where is we're seeing high background -- >> what do you do? you have to have a national standard a minute ago. how are you going to clean up rocky mountain national park and take 65? >> it is not responsibility for a cleaning up air pollution that it doesn't create an mechanisms that make sure that -- >> what is a mechanism? how do you have rocky mountain national park? >> to the extent that pollution is coming from places that we can control -- >> well in this case it is not. >> well -- >> and 77 parts per billion background means by definition not being produced there. coming from somewhere else. >> right. >> naturally occurring causes or chiern. >> china. >> coming fr