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you have to pay for a campaign, so -- but for me the solution is to get involved and that this arctic oceanfeel like my backyard but it is my backyard and to get involved and make a phone call is 9 seconds. >> thank you so much for coming in and caring so much about this issue. >> thank you. >> i understand "viewpoint" is eliot spitzer is next. what is going on there, eliot. >> i marvel every night the superstars you get on your set, how do you do it? it's incredible. >> it's rebel headquarter what can we do. >> look, we have a great show coming up senator sanders, charles ferguson who's movie "inside job" has a new book and james lipton is going to tell mitt romney what mitt romney can do to appear human. i don't know if even that is possible. it will be an amazing show. it will be a blast. >> i actually love your guests. i can't wait to watch that show. >> we'll swap some night. how about that. >> that sounds interesting. all right. thank you. when we come back, you want to hear interesting? roger ailes versus jon stewart. what is the fight about and who wins when we come back. wanna know

force activities covering almost 1/5 of the globe, encompassing 51 countries and the atlantic and arctic oceans. he's a command pilot who's flown more than 3,400 hours during the course of his career, and he's got a distinguished record that includes multiple combat missions during "operation desert storm." i had the opportunity to work closely with general welsh when i served as director of the cia and he served as associate director of the cia for military affairs. the position where he functioned is a critical link between the military and intelligence communities. over the course of our time working together i developed a deep appreciation for his wisdom and his counsel. a former air force academy commandant, i believe that he has the right leadership qualities and distinguished background to follow his extraordinary predecessor, general schwartz. i'll have the opportunity in the coming months to pay a full and proper tribute to general schwartz, but let me just say that i believe norty has been a transformative leader in his nearly four years as air force chief of staff. he came into the r

activities covering almost one-fifth of the globe, encompassing 51 countries in the atlantic and arctic oceans. he's a command pilot who's flown more than 3,400 hours during the course of his career, and he's got a distinguished record that includes multiple combat missions during operation desert storm. i had the opportunity to work closely with general welsh when i served as director of the cia and he served as an associate director of the cia for military affairs, a position where he functioned as a critical link between the military and intelligence communities. over the course of our time working together, i developed a deep appreciation for his wisdom and his counsel. a former air force academy commandant, i believe that he has the right leadership qualities and distinguished background to follow his extraordinary predecessor, general schwartz. i'll have the opportunity in coming months to pay a full and proper tribute to general schwartz, but let me just say that i believe norty has been a transformative leader in his nearly four years as air force chief of staff. he came into the role

activities covering almost one-fifth of the globe, encompassing 51 countries in the atlantic and arctic oceans. he's a command pilot who's flown more than 3,400 hours during the course of his career, and he's got a distinguished record that includes multiple combat missions during operation desert storm. i had the opportunity to work closely with general welsh when i served as director of the cia and he served as an associate director of the cia for military affairs, a position where he functioned as a critical link between the military and intelligence communities. over the course of our time working together, i developed a deep appreciation for his wisdom and his counsel. a former air force academy commandant, i believe that he has the right leadership qualities and distinguished background to follow his extraordinary predecessor, general schwartz. i'll have the opportunity in coming months to pay a full and proper tribute to general schwartz, but let me just say that i believe norty has been a transformative leader in his nearly four years as air force chief of staff. he came into the role

staff sh general welch is was possible for an area encompassing 51 countries and the atlantic and arctic oceanshe is a. who has flown more than 3400 hours during the course of his career. he has a distinguished record that includes multiple combat missions during operation desert storm. i had the opportunity to work closely with general welch when i served as director of the cia and he served as an associate director of the cia for military affairs, a position where he functioned as a critical link between the military and intelligence communities. over the course of our time working together, i developed a deep appreciation for his wisdom and his counsel. a former air force academy commandant, i believe that he has the right leadership qualities and distinguished background to follow his extraordinary predecessor. i will have the opportunity in the coming months to pay a full and proper tribute to the general, but i believe he has been a transformative leader in his nearly a full your years as air force chief of staff. came into the role at a very challenging time. because of his leadership, t

arctic, siberia. alaska, tropical forests, and the deep oceans. any spills in the arctic, for example, will pose a severe threat to the century viable of species that are already at risk, like polar bears, and walruses, seals, and many species of whales. and it's going to be much harder to mount a rescue operation and a cleanup operation in the arctic than in the gulf of mexico, when the b.p. event occurred it was possible for b.p. to deploy hundreds of ships and other service vessels to contain this spill and to minimize the environmental damage. when shell goes up this summer and starts drilling off of alaska, any similar incident will be virtually impossible to contain because there's no capacity in the region to deal with this kind of disaster. or if it occurs off of greenland or the barren sea. like weiss, -- likewise, drilling and mining in northern scandanavia and siberia poses a threat to the cultures of the indigenous people who live there this is true wherever you look. another case of worry is the most massive mining project now being pl

ocean. by not joining the treaty, we're abetting russian ambitions in the arctic. we're making the job of our navy more difficult despite the long standing and nearly unanimous pleas of navy leaders for the united states participation and the law of the sea will help them maintain navigational rights more effectively and with less risk to the men and women they command. we're turning our backs on the requests of important american industries that use the ocean and must abide by rules established under this convention, and we're diminishing our chances for energy unless by making our u.s. gas and oil exploration in waters less likely. and we won't even be able to participate in the amendment process to the treaty which is far more likely to impose new requirements on our navy and ocean industries if the united states is absent. we'll feel these costs most keenly in the arctic which is why the alaskan governors and senators of both parties have supported this treaty. in 2007, paul kelly testifying on behalf of the oil and gas industry underscored how much we have to

the edge of these great subterranean plates - such as iceland just south of the arctic circle in the north atlantic oceanjapan, the philippines and indonesia - are particularly prone to volcanic activity. more than 75 percent of the world's most active and dormant volcanoes lie in what's known as the ring of fire, a 30,000 mile long horseshoe circling the pacific basin on the ocean floor. it extends from tierra del fuego at the most southerly tip of south america, up through north america and canada before heading west across the pacific towards russia, then down to japan, china, the philippines, indonesia, new guinea and, finally new zealand. the ring - which is also a source of intense earthquake activity - was formed millions of years ago by the shifting and collision of the great subterranean tectonic plates lying many miles below. named after vulcan, the mythological roman god of fire volcanoes have been wreaking havoc since the dawn of history. they come in a variety of shapes and sizes and include strato-volcanoes; shield volcanoes; sub-glacial and submarine. as professor bill mcguire of the benfi

researchers hope the data will help them calculate fluctuations in ocean surface temperatures which can affect the earth's climate and arctic ice masses. >>> next, we go to patchari raksawong in bangkok to find out what's going on in the region. >> a program to get taliban fighters to return to civilian life is working. nhk world reports. >> reporter: since 2009 more than 500 soldiers from nato-led forces have died in afghanistan. a private research institute said the number of soldiers killed since the war began in 2001 has topped 3,000. british major general david hook is director of a program to talk to taliban soldiers to quit fighting and reintegrate into society. he says the situation is improving. >> so far, we've had over 4,400 come into the program since the program started in october 2010. >> reporter: hook said the number of taliban fighters has fallen to between 20,000 and 30,000. he says the group is weakening, as its members return to civilian life. >> we'll give them a choice. the choice is to die, to be captured or to reintegrate. and the reason we're seeing more people coming in over the last three to four

mountaintop removal, mining, hydraulic fracturing, tar sands, tar shale extraction and deep ocean and arctic drilling. jim hansen is somebody who is worth listening to. he has been writing about this now for more than 30 years. i would like to also add to the record as a part of these remarks a posting by neil wagner entitled "hansen had it right in 1981 climate report." the -- he says a recently rediscovered 1981 paper written by nasa atmospheric physicist james hansen and others has been analyzed and found to be impressively accurate about the course of climate change since its publication. the 10-page paper which was published in the journal "science" had been overlooked for decades when researchers john van oldenborg and raine harsma uncovered it and began scouring its contents. the paper's impressive prognostication, the paper's impressive prognostication is the best kind of vindication for hansen who has suffered more than his share of the slings and arrows from climate deniers in the media. a complex world of climate science he concludes rarely enjoys such clear validation. when such

oceans. by not joining the treaty, we are betting russian ambitions in the arctic we are making much of our navy more difficult in spite the longstanding and nearly unanimous please in the united states participation and the wall of the sea will help them maintain navigational rights more effectively and with less risk to the men and women the command we're turning our back on the request of the important american industries that use the oceans and must abide by the rules established under this convention and we are diminishing our chances for energy independence by making u.s. oil and gas exploration and international waters less likely and we will not able to produce a bit in the amendment process to the treaty which is far more likely to impose new requirements on the navy and ocean industries if the united states is absent. we will fill the costs keenly in the arctic which is why successive alaskan governors and senators of both parties have supported the street. in 2007, mr. paul kelly testifying on behalf of the oil when the gas industry underscored how much we have to live in the arctic o

oceans. by not joining the treaty, we are abetting russian ambitions in the arctic. we are making the job of our navy more difficult, despite the long-standing and nearly unanimous please of navy leaders, the united states, participation, it and law of the sea will help them maintain navigational rights effectively and with less risk to the men and women they command. we are turning our backs on important american industries that use the ocean and must abide by rules, established under this convention. and we are diminishing our chances for energy independence by making u.s. oil and gas exploration in international water is less likely. we will not even be able to participate in the amendment process to the treaty, which is far more likely to impose new requirements on our navy and ocean industries of the united states, if we are absence. we will feel these costs most keenly in the arctic, which is why a lesson alaska governors and senators of both parties have supported this treaty. in 2007, mr. kara kelly testified on behalf of the oil and gas industry, underscored

arctic is opened up? >> imagine a whole new -- sorry. imagine a whole ocean appear before? was there before but covered by ice. suddenly, you have millions of square mimes that are accessible, which the russians are taking advantage of big time. suddenly, minerals are accessible there. you have the coast guard and the navy will have to deal with possible ships sinking. the navy war games in september, in which the navy was anticipating possible terrorism in the arctic. in the northwest passage. ships with nukes in them, north of alaska coming out of korea. possible oil spills. >> hmm. >> and the just logistics of having to move a fleet from the california to virginia, and going over the top instead of the panama canal. >> you travelled extensively to alaska, and beyond, researching the book, and spoke to people on all sides of this. name the types of books you talk to because it's not black and white, one side versus the other? >> you had a great show recently about compromise. that's what this book ends up being in the end. and problem, the other thing this