. >> it does, it's punishment for people like a sick demented young man. >> you call him sick and demented as if he has a mental condition. i don't think he's main stram. i don't think he's an anomaly. >> do you think the uni bomber was an outlier. >> he may have been. >> if you read his manifesto, it manifesto. >> definitely that. >> does that mean he represents environmentalists. he's deranged. >> i understand the desire to do this. that. >> i don't think it's right. >> okay. opinion. >> let's move on. research find the earth is warmer than ever. why isn't the science enough to convince skeptics. >> 14 of the 15 hottest years come in the 21st century. there's not agreement around what is causing this. >> 97% of climate science agrees this is the cause. >> we here 2014 is the wamest year op record. do we know what this is. >> huge numbers don't believe it's a scientific issue, it's a political one. >> we have overwhelming evidence, scientific consensus that the earth is warming and we are doing it to ourselves. >> let me arriving you this: when people say this is settled, what is it that

germany and europe dement with this historic ish oo uz. the diplomat who chose san francisco for the unit nation frz the suffering in europe and asia, we had a big shindig in the 60th because [inaudible] funded it. the 70th and scaert general was here, mayor ed lee and [inaudible] officiated as chief of protocol. charlotte and orange gourg have their names on the carriage way across van ness. we need to do historical reck nl silluation discussion about how to deal with these issues because our children in proschool, k-12 and higher ed we have to deal with the issues. the many spent is in san francisco. you need finance capital to fund military aggression instead of diplomacy and education and senior housing. let's-- >> thank you very much, next speaker. >> [inaudible] i say that in many languages because that is how we say good morning in america to so many people that made this country great. as we look here, justice and pride and love we do [inaudible] i want you to know this lady here , her name is [inaudible] she is a [inaudible] used

. >> reporter: scenes like this are more he have demented across the word, in part their responsibleasing mo momentum in the effort to deal with global warming. the roman catholic leader pope francis will visit cube in september and has recently warned the of the dangers up inaction. wrote of the unprecedented destruction of the ecosystem with serious consequences for all of us. also in june, at the g7 summit in germany the concept of a carbon-free world went from fantasy to official policy as leaders pledge today wean their economies off fossil fuels and promised that paris will produce results. >> translator: we know that we need deep cuts of global greenhouse gassy missions and therefore have committed ourselves to the need to decorbannize the global economy in the course of this century. >> reporter: meanwhile, the use of renewable energy is soaring just as fast as it's a cost is plummeting. those widespread mobilization on the streets cities are listen, taking their cues from their citizens. but that's not the whole picture. we are seeing more extreme weather and scientist says

he's a demented man. essentially, you know ignore that. well i mean he was in the middle stages of dementia but i thought he still knew what he was saying. and i said -- ii thought myself, this is something that my father truly wants. you here it in his voice. i could see it in his eyes. so i decided this taken. finally one night when he looked at me and asked again we going on now i said to him yesterday this time failure to come home and he lived the rest of his life is obama. and he was so happy to be home. he had been quite turbulent when he went into the nursing home. was not safe from a moment that. but now he was quite serene and calm. they would have lunch together almost every day. not much conversation obviously but something wonderful about that. he would often spend the afternoon sitting at his leather covered desk which had been his office desk for more than 50 years. i had it moved to the apartment when he closed his office. he kept on writing memos to himself. they made no sense at all but he has a constant and prideful look

and at this moment in time it seems we are in the midst of an almost demented paranoia narrative, whichthe fight against terrorism, and somehow -- somehow there is a very, very awkward, extremely skewed perspective that is offering the proposal that somehow general sisi is someone who can be relied on to fight that fight against terrorism. it's an absurd notion but one that seems to be totally overlapping any human rights and democracies for freedom. >> president sisi has made it clear he is cracking down on the muslim brotherhood organization. and the muslim brotherhood is now calling for an uprising against sisi and his government. but analysts have told al jazeera that a majority of egyptians are tired of revolutions. all they want is political stability. >> i doubt that very very much. i think sometimes commentators and analysts can sort of hear the voices they want to hear. the fact on the ground is today is the second anniversary of that dreaded coup and we have had tens of thousands of victims, political detainees, countless media outlets shut down journalists being suppressed, t

people who are mentally ill are not demented and delirious. they can premeditate.led people for a psychotic reason. that doesn't mean you can't function on some level. the problem with this fellow and all those other fellows is our system for treating mental illness has collapsed. they get in the system, they frankly tell the system to -- consume my french -- to "f" off, and then they go out and kill people. >> this guy, my opinion, he had a syndrome that needs more chronic care. >> say that again. >> i don't want to diagnose him but i am thinking of the kinds of things that end up in a chronic down ward spiral and they are paranoid and they don't like dealing with the mental health system and they don't cooperated and the physicians don't have any authority to make them help themselves. how does dr. siegel feel about that. >> most are paranoid, they can function, they amass an arsenal. there is a bill in congress by representative murphy helping the family of the mentally ill to allow us, if we can get access to these people, with medications and simply access for

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but i also think now that that stance is to dementing to attract people to that way of life. so to some extent you could say i've become more pragmatic in what i'm suggesting that people do. i'm welcoming the fact that people start more or less at any point any fingers at all significant in terms of contributing to the affected charities. and i'm saying start somewhere and you're comfortable with then maybe do a little bit more next year, see where you go. i don't think i'm not on any particular kind of caught off-line now. i'm just saying make this a significant part of your life and see where you go from there. >> one of the interesting things that you brought up in the book was this idea that if you want to really be good for other people, maybe for some people the best thing to do is go to business school and make hundreds of millions of dollars and then give it away. some people have done that and some people have purposefully without the hundreds of millions but they're purposefully decided i'm going to be a successful as possible because in that way i will be more usef

individual come in with multiple weapons, lots of ammunition this is one who really in his mind in his demented challenged mind saw himself going to war. but he's going to war against innocence. he's going to war against people who can't fight back. he's identifying these locations to go and shoot because he knows our military personnel are represented, but they're not carrying arms. they're not able to defend themselves. so this is someone who fully planned, it would appear, to commit perhaps multiple acts of mass murder. and then whether he chose to live or die and at whose hands, we still have to determine that. >> you mentioned the shooting in colorado with james holmes. we believe that the verdict will be out tonight at 6:00 p.m. james holmes the verdict will be out at 6:00. we heard from authorities just a few moments ago in chattanooga, tennessee, telling us there is no active issue at this time. the shooter is dead. he went first the naval recruiting center then 6 miles away at the naval reserve center. five have been killed. one includes the gunman. i want to bring in colonel jack jaco

demented u.s. market overnight -- you mentioned u.s. markets overnight. it is extending what we saw in wall street overnight. it is a little bit better. doesn't seem as if there is a lot of uncertainty out there. the focus is too big data points. first the tankan survey. arguably the best measure for corporate japan. very encouraging. you dig deeper. not everyone is enjoying the party. the bigger players are in smaller companies. another takeaway is the figure. we will dig -- they will dig deeper into their pockets. keep my, corporate japan is sitting on 2 trillion u.s. dollars in cash -- keep in mind, corporate japan is sitting on 2 trillion u.s. dollars in cash. stabilizing but not firing on all cylinders. as you can see, i have a two day chart here. don't let this -- that is a 3% swing here for the shanghai composite. compared to what happen yesterday it which is an outlier, this swing, that 11% and you look at the change in the market cap to what happened that is roughly the size of the entire swedish economy. now with that said, we are down 1.4%. we

one is we don't want to make an error where we diagnose someone as being demented when they are not and you don't want to miss a misdiagnose someone as alzheimer's when they have something else going on like multiple strokes. i think the tools that are being developed like the pet scan are helping us make advances but it's still an area of some concern. >> another one? yes sir. >> we heard from harry johns very articulately some of the work that is being done both here in town and around the world. since this is a form i'd like to know your thoughts. is it ideas or funding? >> i think we have moved into an area era where we have a lot of plans. we don't go into an area where we don't think there is a possibility of progress, of actually producing medicine. we have plenty of people working on diabetes and cancer and heart disease and they all think they have great ideas and would like all the money spent there. we tend to win some of those arguments. we kept the we kept the company in the business for 27 years. i'm not a fan of just throwing money at things where it can't be well spent,

energy agency told reporters here this morning that with iranian cooperation possible military dementionsiran awes nuclear program by year's end. >> once an agreement is reached the aiea is ready to implement the elements when requested. >>. >> iran has long agreed to come clean to the iaea about previous work on warhead design and other experiments, but never has. asked if he cede fresh promises of cooperation from iran amano spoke of progress being made and more work still to be done. separately iranian foreign minister released a remarkable four minute youtube video last night. noting that the nuclear talks are in their 11th hour. zarif claimed the obama administration enter into these negotiations out of desperation. they realize that the most indiscriminate and ub just economic sanctions against my country have achieved absolutely none of their declared objectives. but instead have harmed innocence and anne taking nized a peaceful and forgiving nation. >> obviouslydy agreed with all of that and said in fact it was the tough economic sanction that is drove iran to the negotiating tabl

might be a little older mentally the fact of the circumstances of the case as we know him best of a demented and file the charges as an adult. >>: there and concept of law enforcement and assistance from our perspective the jurors of santa cruz are fair that the dahmer wrote we're not asking for in its of change of venue. >>will tran: which can tell you give it back on course ultimately forced the they did a sum worth and core the just ask them are you aware the you're born to push this back until september he answered yes i do. >>darya: what his demeanor was but could you epicene aquino was going on? >>will tran: he walked into the courtroom drop the course of the court a lot of people of the walk with their heads down when you walked and he was looking right at us his head was up he seemed bigger than most 15 year- old get big shoulders a little bit bigger he was composed and he stood next to his defense attorney bird quietly with the judge told understand p did the just-are you aware that you are pushing this back until september 21st. >>mark: thousand people gathered to remember the fall

inspections and on sanctions relief and on coming clean on past nuclear ambitions and military dementions, and along the way the administration has made excuse after excuse justifying every iranian violation of the interim deal to in order to continue negotiations providing billions in sanctions releach and set to provide billions more, and now we know that iran -- what will it do with its additional sanctions relief and the influx of international economics, it will continue its support for terrorism throughout the world just as it has been doing in lebanon and syria and yemen and iraq, and this deal is a far cry from every red line the white house itself imposed, and it's a lower threshold than the six u.n. security counsel resolutions, and i look back and read these resolutions, and i am like, that's like a fairytale, once upon time the powers got together and said this is going to be what we will demand and the administration lowered the bar time and time again, defending the violations of the iranians every step of the way, and the iranian nuclear deal people will be worried about wh

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germany and europe dement with this historic ish oo uz. the diplomat who chose san francisco for the unit nation frz the suffering in europe and asia, we had a big shindig in the 60th because [inaudible] funded it. the 70th and scaert general was here, mayor ed lee and [inaudible] officiated as chief of protocol. charlotte and orange gourg have their names on the carriage way across van ness. we need to do historical reck nl silluation discussion about how to deal with these issues because our children in proschool, k-12 and higher ed we have to deal with the issues. the many spent is in san francisco. you need finance capital to fund military aggression instead of diplomacy and education and senior housing. let's-- >> thank you very much, next speaker. >> [inaudible] i say that in many languages because that is how we say good morning in america to so many people that made this country great. as we look here, justice and pride and love we do [inaudible] i want you to know this lady here , her name is [inaudible] she is a [inaudible] used

plan of the administration handcuffs my state from providing for itself and pushes us to be more dement on federal funds. this is not just an insult oalaska. it's another example of executive overreach by this administration. this is our rule, not the administration. when the president oversteps his bounds we should take our responsibility and this is a law he cannot do but he says i cannot do it. by the way, this is an example of what i think of the whole department of interior. between the e.p.a. and department of interior they're trying to cripple this nation and cripple my state. against the law. if you don't believe me, go back an read it. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlelady from minnesota seek recognition? >> i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment offered by many friend from alaska would prohibit any federal funds from being used to implement ea this administration's revised comprehensive conservation plan to better sustain and manage

with those demented choirs of we had of heroism to be reinvigorated end reinterpreted. lewis and tolkein uphold the importance of friendship with a common struggle i can stiefel. it is not a solitary endeavor. with the end of brothers but the 101st airborne but they make the best friends they ever would have to talk about the experience of combat that is relative to fight in 1914. four c.s. lewis for men under fire in the past be a defining experience also in the british expeditionary -- expeditionary force that understood the eggs id -- things idea of combat and to share the love for the richer am the philosophy to declare that johnson would be a lifelong friend. to have endless arguments buddie you get the picture? and like a force of nature that it replaces romance of it -- as a preeminent expression of love. in between all who have served during to the experience of war to distinguish the of love among friends. the poet or the philosopher or the christian by staring in his eyes. that go in and that was devoted through the bay in the of brothers to call the council o