i think clive is an extreme version of this.ake all the morelli out of it and it makes an easy choice. that's nice, it docks all the moral questions about intergenerational equity and mother nature comes on its own insulin. i would say arguments about the utility of nature have merit. we are cutting -- folks who care about the natural world are cutting their sexual but not drunk to talk about the nonutilitarian ways in which we might want to preserve the natural. i suspect many people care about. there's polling data that show that many people care about this even though they don't say explicitly in policy debates. i think it's pretty important for geoengineering because while there are costs and benefits we get climate warning to people and their are ways in which we did adapt, pay money to insulate you much further from the environment, if you actually want to weaken the rate of, slow the rate of climate change, a combination of climate change in man's a progression of land from nature, humans appropriation that is causing the

i'm going to now allow clive to respond somewhat to david and david may want to respond somewhat to clivet after so many minutes of this i have got to try to close that initial discussion. i have some essence of my own which i think some of you are like to share or i think will help illuminate or least intended to illuminate the topic for a wider audience and then after i ask a few questions we will go to the audience. so clive. >> thanks very much, scott. i just want to clarify that because listening to david respond to my critique of his arguments i am left puzzled. .. >> it is something like that and we want to respond so that stopped happening and that was part of the argument in favor of research on the subject and the subject matter and this includes cleaning up smog by putting catalytic converters on their cars and whatever. and therefore we had to make a plan b. the second justification is that we want to substitute and this is why the concerns that i mentioned are very concerning. and this includes the kind of paperwork that he associates with. and this is one of our cheap option

. >> if they are going re-do "naked gun" it has to be clive owen. it has to be clive owen. i don't even know if this is a question. >> i am telling you, greg. i would watch clive owen no matter what he was do dramatic acting, dead pan comedy. >> he can do anything. >> he can do no wrong in my eyes. >> i wondered how long it was since "naked gun" came out. i was -- i wasn't that young. >> you were like 17. >> and it is just a classic. now you know none of the other comedies around that team really compare to the first one. i am worried and it is all about money sadly. everything is about money. they see an opportunity to cash in and that's what they are doing. >> i don't know where you stand on this. perhaps i should ask you. >> why don't you? where do you stand on this? >> greg, here is where i stand on this. i never understood the idea of remaking movies. you don't remake "casablanca" and" love actually." why "the naked gun"? >> it is not a remake. it is a continuation of the franchise. >> he is right there. it is a s. >> remake movies -- they are movies with maybe a good

. >> clive doyle is a branch davidian survivor, and to this day, a believer in david koresh. >> davidas constantly talking to god. god told me to do this. god told me to do that. and we accepted that. >> god speaks to me. i have a message to present. >> to outsiders, koresh soon transformed the davidian church into a cult. >> the most important element of the cult is the leader. and they are always described the same way as being charismatic. >> i mean, there are some things that god has concealed in his written word that are to be brought to do right before the end of time. >> koresh preached end of days philosophy to his followers, a belief that was centered around an apock liptic battle between evil armies led by a messianic leader who was the second coming. >> his role was to open the seven seals that are mentioned in the book of revelation. >> in revelation the seven seals represent the apocalypse. the biblical end of days. in the bible, only the lamb of god can open the seals. koresh preached that he had that power. by january 1992, disturbing rumors about the self-styled prophe

god for almost a thousand of years people came here twenty some years ago to reestablish the master clive on the silent. and people feel the love of christ working through. people say you can catch up but something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on a team. the fracking police in romania dispersed religious struggling to resist a u.s. company that's exploring for shyla gas close to their homes. european diplomats stashed to kiev to meet ukraine's government and opposition while the u.s. secretary of state reaches out in support of the pro e.u. demonstrates its. we stand with the vast majority of ukrainians who want to see this future for their country meanwhile protests are gathering steam once again with demonstrators in the government building in the ukrainian capital.

especially the more accounts get in there -- i will tell you, when i started on columbia records, it was cliveys open for something interesting and where we are going from here. he was a very creative leadership. as the accountants come in and start to say, well, we want a record like you guys record, you should sound like him -- there was one point where they actually wanted me to have other people write all my songs and to bring in other artists to sing them with me. move.s the desperation and i had to get to where that is just not me. that isn't going to work. and i started on an album that would become "leap of faith." talk about a metaphorical title. it was a major shift for me. i wrote the whole thing and produced a whole record and i had to fight my way through it. i had one great a&r man in the company who was the drummer of lead sweat and tears. bobby pfeiffer me every sweat -- every step of the way. five hit singles, the only record of my career. at one point, they were ready to drop me because they couldn't hear any hits. will get to "frosty the snowman," i promise. one of the reaso

almost a thousand of years people came here twenty some years ago it's very established and that's to clive on the silence. and people feel the love of christ all working. people say you can. come but something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on nazi. yesterday fourteen members of the hacktivist group anonymous appeared in california's federal court to enter pleas for their role in attacking the website pay pal known as the pay pal fourteen the group briefly took down the website in two thousand and ten after pay pal started blockading donations for wiki leaks eleven members of the group pled guilty to one federal count of conspiracy and one misdemeanor of damaging a protected computer in return it's expected that these eleven anons will have the federal charges adjourned so they break down this case and what it means for the hacktivist community at large i'm joined now by investigative journalist alexa o'brien who's been covering the case was just there yesterday thank you

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for almost a thousand of years he bowled jim here twenty some years ago so he established the master clive on the silence. and people feel the love of christ all working. people say you can. come and something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on o.t. . welcome back to their car is the report i am max kaiser timed out to turn to professor steve author of deep bunking economics steve king welcome back the great to be him i love your backdrop on the world went to war of course deep bunking economics all over the world what about george osborne let's spend some time debugging george's board he's not an economist but he still managed to run the u.k. economy into the ground the office of national statistics says middle income household income in the u.k. is down five thousand pounds in two thousand and eight. politicians believe what they think of the experts because they want to have as little numbers they can quote insane front of the say that it's all going to be wonderful in

. >> clive ord is a law professor at the university of utah. he became an ordayed mirps to she could -- ordained minister so he could wed gay couples. >> we are seeing here in utah federal courts are recognising that same sex couples are the right to marry in all states. >> hawes s and shelly eyre had to wait. their county clerk refused to, the ruling. >> i said we are going there, even if they turn us away, we'll go there because we need to make a point. >> on thursday, brian thompson gave in and called shelley to come to his office. he agreed to issue a licence. >> it showed a great level of compassion on his part and integrity or something. and i felt compassion towards him. >> moody and derek have not tied the knot. >> marriage to us is more than a piece of paper. we want to celebrate and exchange vows. and show to our family and friends that we have made a commitment to one another to be with each other till death do us part. >> the state is appealing the judge's ruling. utah's inspector-general is expected to sign the paperwork monday or

what clive wanted to tapp tur was not a shot of wimbledon champion holding up the trophy, but the reaction of the people. when you look at the picture, tells me a lot about the world we are in. everyone has a camera, they are all lifting their camera to take a photo of andy murray, and he those that, he is hoping them make a great photo. it was as much about the british people's reaction. he captured that perfectly. >> got to show you this before we leave, it's a holiday greeting from outer space. take a look and consider this for a second. n.a.s.a. released images of satterb and its moves and look at the pictures. the planet looks like a christmas ornament. one of the moons, a client snowball, the photos captured by the spacecraft earlier this year. terrific. that is all of our type. thanks for being with us. the headlines in a few moments. >> welcome to al jazeera america, here is a look at the top stories, the united states is sending 150 marines to south sudan to help evacuate americans caught up in violence there. thousands of civilians fled fighting in that african nation. a family i

. >> could this explain why an untalented sap like jarod leto gets work while an uglier clive owen whofinitely mortal lepted is in disspear tee. >> i dispute that he is less attractive than jarod leto. >> leto has more feminine good looks. >> the one thing i am happy about is this study hasn't changed since last week when we talked about it. >> you noticed it was the same stud? >> i was going to kill the story, when i realized it was exactly the same store we did two weeks ago or eight days ago. except i didn't get to say this, where is our ugly gandy, martin luther king and ugly mandela? ugly people need a spiritual leader to fight against this lookism. >> go for it. >> i don't qualify. i am short. i will give you that. but i am not an idiot. we need a real you ugly person to do that. andy? but you are jewish. >>> the university of colorado has ordered a professor to stop teaching a course on behavior. you can't be in charge of two rights groups. where am i? the reason the sociology professor got in trouble, students complained they didn't want to take part in a role playing skit wher

. >>> impact your world, clive vogel has been working to bring christmas presents to children in needds to his workshop in his backyard to make a little magic. >> they're primarily toys with wheels. i've got some cars. i've got some animals. >> he has been making toys for operation christmas child for close to a decade. the program is run by the charity samaritan's purse and gives gift-filled shoe boxes to children in need around the wor world. >> i see the joy on their faces when they get these boxes. it captures my heart. >> woodworking has always been his hobby. >> after i retired, i was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, which limited me in my physical abilities. i want to give of myself and i saw in a catalog where i could buy a kit to make 100 cars. >> he has donated around 100,000 toys to operation christmas child. >> i've got a map in my shop and i have a pin for every country that i know my toys have been. if i get tired doing this, i look at that map. oh, yeah, that's why i'm doing that. so i keep going. >> keep going. >> that's exactly right. keep going. >>> leonardo dicapr

important to note that clive goodman pleaded guilty to intercepting voice mails and served jail timeanks so much, pamela. >> it is wrong, their phones were hacked, privacy invaded and let's play for all what was said. in open court they then read it and at the same time they're prosecuting the people for hacking the information. >> proof they did. >> but there's an irony. >> you blame them for reading it? >> it shows the interest in what other people are saying, right? >> and especially when it comes to the royals. >> that's true. more so. you look very nice with the whole flag of britain behind you. >> i know, i saw that. >>> coming up on "new day" a disturbing new report says the chicken we buy is literally covered in potentially dangerous bacteria. we'll tell you what you need to know to stay safe. >>> the shocking video of a gunman aboard a busy bus, pulling a gun and points it square at the face of another man. what happened next is even more shocking. ♪ [ male announcer ] if we could see energy... what would we see? ♪ the billions of gallons of fuel that get us to work. ♪ we'd

we've got lucy kelerway, we've got sir clive woodward and michelle usain. >> that's your chance. >> and ross westgate, as well. >> yeah. can't say what i'll be doing, but anyway, you never know. that's good, charlie. leave us with a couple of investment sorts. how are you viewing going into next year? >> yeah, well, i think the stock markets had a phenomenal years. america is clearly the most extensive market, but they have the best story. >> better than japan? >> sure. but with japan, most of that money -- you've got the currency hedge. so it's a slightly different story. it hasn't really been about the alpha or the outperformance. and, you know, the european markets have had a good rally. japan has been really cheap and recovered. you can see the daily flows. and it's all going into the good stories in the u.s. but i think what we're starting to see just now for the first time is a good story and a bad story. we've got the cloud computing and all the other exciting things that are happening. so i think if you're a hedge fund manager, there's plenty of bad things going on. and you just

from the land of my birth by the sound of the lash and the ry ofis clive -- piteous c the slave. stand behind -- before you as a repentant slaveowner. i stand before you as a moral being endowed with the precious and inalienable rights which are correlated with solemn duties and high responsibilities. feel i owebeing, i it to the suffering slave and to -- to myed master who country and to the world to do systeman to overturn the of complicated crimes, build on the broken hearts and prostrate oddities of my countrymen in chains and cemented by the blood and sweat and tears of my sisters in bond. thank you. [applause] >> anne gottlieb. grimke, fabulous. angelina grimke's actions of the foundation for women who became political after her. let's hear from three of those women, each of whom has her own story to tell about her past to political action. gloria steinem is a writer, lecturer, and feminist activist and i would say, so much more. [applause] [cheers and applause] bei never imagined i would following angelina grimke. [laughter] but in another way, i have always been following