david levine experienced this first hand after the birth of his son. he joins me today to talk about his experience. also here to talk about that are a remarkable group of scientists, catherine dulac susanne shultz, charles nelson margaret spinelli , and my cohost, dr. eric kandel . he is a howard hughes medical investigator. i'm pleased to have all of them here at this table this evening. guest: in discussing the biology of parenting, we are going to discuss a number of topics. one is the remarkable similarity of parenting throughout the animal kingdom. we're also going to discuss parental and collect and how disasters that can be. we're also going to look at the changes that occur imposed partum depression. in the last program, we considered the biology of aggression and we learned from david anderson's work that the hypothalamus is concerned with aggression. there are nerves in the hypothalamus recruited for aggression and they are located right next to ron's concerned with mating. moreover, there is a population in between that can respond to eithe

david levine experienced this condition firsthand after the birth of his son. he joins me today to talk about his experience. also here to talk about the brain and the biology of parent regular a remarkable group of scientists. catherine dulac of harvard university. susanne shultz of the university of manchester. charles nelson of harvard medical school. margaret spinelli of columbia university. and once again my cohost dr. eric kandel. he is a nobel laureate a professor at columbia university and a howard hughes medical investigator. i'm pleased to have all of them here at this table this evening. >> in discussing the biology of parenting, we're going to discuss a number of topics. one is the remarkable similarity of parenting throughout the animal kingdom. we're also going to discuss the consequences of parental neglect and how disastrous that can be. and we're also going to consider the hormonal changes that occur with post-partum depression. let me put this in a somewhat broader context. in the last prospect, we considered the biology of aggression. and we

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the best lyndon johnson was by david levine, the greatest caricaturist of the last half of the 20th century. he did new york review. lbj had a famous gold letter operation and there was a photograph of him, because he was a famous bulgarian, as well as famous everything else, and in the picture he is holding up this shirt and he is showing his scarf. the new york review gets a wonderful caricature of l aj -- lbj, and it shows that of the annam. it seemed to sum up the ball garrity -- the vulgarity of the president, his personal possession of the vietnam war, which is why kept escalating. it seemed to be a profound, and on so many things that were going on at the time that nobody -- the cartoon got it all in one shot. mr. rosenbaum: to think there is anything for you, any of you that is beyond the limits that you wouldn't touch? ms. crabapple: i think what you could do a good job touching his dependent upon who you are. i don't think i would draw mohammed myself. i wouldn't draw him, not like the cartoonists in charlie hebdo did. but, if someone who was muslim and living in the country -- in

the best lyndon johnson was by david levine, the greatest caricaturist of the last half of the 20th century, most often in the new york review of bookings. lbj had a famous gallbladder operation, and there was a photograph of him because he was a famous bulgarian -- absolutely garon, and in the picture he's holding up his shirt and showing his scar from his gallbladder n. the new york review, it's a wonderful caricature of lbj the same picture but the scar's of vietnam that he's proudly showing. and that seemed to sum up the vulgarity of the president, his personal possession of the vietnam war which is why we kept escalating. and, i mean, it seemed to be profound comment on so many things that were going on at the time and nobody -- and a cartoon got them all in one one shot. and brilliantly. >> do you think there are any things that for any of you are beyond the limits that you wouldn't touch? >> well, i mean, it's always a personal question and i think that what you can do a good job touching very much depends on who you are. i mean i think that i would never draw muhammad myself, it wou

david is joined by norman levine. norm, what oil price does canada need to be a successful canada? tom: we see worries about supply, worries about demand. do you see a great adjustment in alberta that affects all of canada? norman: the adjustment is already underway. you are having employees starting to be laid off and people are looking at the statistics, saying it should be worse. my opinion is it is still early on that these things take time and it has to take time to work its way through the system. brendan: the bank of canada in its monetary policy reports say the bad news was largely due to transitory effects of sharply lower energy prices. that word "transitory" it sounds a little more hopeful than is justified. norman: my opinion on this is that commodities cycles go for a decade or longer at a time of positive and negative. we are in the fourth or fifth year here so it does not seem to me to be transitory. i think oil and other commodities be depressed or quite a while. tom: let's bring in dave rosenberg. this goes back 30, 40 years, through p year today oh. the great weak

david: right. >> bulk collection of metadata had nothing to do -- we had enough information to prevent nine levinlk collection of metadata that magically converts that. david: short, i'm trying to get compromise a la the u.s. senate but it didn't work. move on to something we may have more, maybe not, no hoist. patriots quarterback tom brady and bill belichick are behind the eight ball as the so-called wells commission says it is likely they knew something about the football deflation in that afc championship game back in january. but the fines and suspensions, even a whole season warranted by an inconclusive report. matt, what do you think? >> i'm afraid i have to agree with chris christie on this i didn't really want to say that there are some weasel words in this report. there is a lot of hedging. the evidence is pointing in that direction. tom brady's lawyers and players unions lawyers will look at this and drive a truck through it. you can't hang people on circumstantial evidence. i think he will be suspended for handful of games. david: senator bayh, nobody more against the patriots then me

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