. >>> "techknow"'s crystal dilworth turned dr rick tore a nobel prize-winning citizen, to fact checkbout climate change. >> it will be destructive. it will still have very big consequences. >> so the argument that it doesn't matter what we do we are not going to make a difference. >> i don't understand the point of that. this is a world issue. the question is what is the world going to do with the texture rise. -- temperature rise. >> if you look at the temperatures measured in the lower atmosphere by satellites or you look at all four analyse sis of the weather balloon data 5,000 to 20,000 feet in the atmosphere. the disparity between the average of the 107 united nations computer model, the disparity between the trends predicted by them, average trends, and what is measured by weather balloons and satellite in the lowest atmosphere is stunning. >> first of all there's not 107. there are 25 of general circulation models. all this stuff about layers in the atmosphere and all that it's a question that we do not fully understand. where is the heat going? the big surprise in the period

i teamed up with a doctor friend of mine in florida, dr. rick nelson, owns a geriatric specialty, which means that he specializes in the elderly, and our phrase is -- and i'm proud of this -- our phrase is "we help people age gracefully." >> okay. >> that's our phrase because his number one -- every patient that comes in to him, number one, is joint pain. "doc, i can't even walk with my wife anymore because i have lower-back pain." golfers can't play golf anymore. give me a quick -- i'll tell you a quick story. just not two -- three weeks ago at the club, i bumped into a guy, don't even know him. his name's gary. gary comes up to me. he doesn't even know what i do for a living. he sees me on the stepper, and he's complaining about his knee, and i'm talking to him about golfing. he's got a -- i don't know anything about golf, but he's got a three handicap. i guess that's pretty good. >> yeah, right. >> okay. well, he's traveling to texas to be in a tournament, and he's in the senior division 'cause he's 55 years old. and he says, "jim, i'm tellin

. >> reporter: today potential 2016 republican candidates former governor rick perry, dr. ben carson and carly fiorina are out doing events. perry is in the first southern primary state, charleston south carolina. speaking next hour at the ilitary college, the citadel, dr. carson will seek in an hour, first primary state in new hampshire about affordable health care and former hewlett-packard ceo fiorina will speak in washington at a smart women, smart power event at think tank csis. speaking of women on democratic side there is anticipation when hillary clinton will announce she is running. clinton is reportedly expected to launch in the next two weeks. on the gop side rand paul gets started tomorrow in louisville. jenna. jenna: we need a org charts to make sure where everybody is and what they're saying. >> reporter: lots of states, lots of faces. jenna: we're thinking about running. we'll see about rand paul. tomorrow could be his week and wee see is running next. thank you mike. jon: we'll talk about hillary clinton's ambitions later on with bret baier. >>> the search

places you under our discretionary review calendar for item 15 dr p there are 3 doctors discretionary review. >> good afternoon, commissioners rickepartment staff the item for conditional use for the building permit place associated with the street in the rh2 rezoning the change in use from retail to restaurant on the one story and perm service on the two story the project include one story addition and two horizontal with the two story rear deck to date the public received a number of the letters for discretionary review authorization and in support of project the drs have a number of issues privacy and a impact on light and air and the lightwell among others are litigations in the staff report and identified in the d application that's provided it was in the rh2 rezoning district the department finds it the project applies with the planning code and the massachusetts scale with the police lined zoning it is consistent with the neighborhood character of this section of 20th street in addition the project is aligned with construction work and provides a matching lightwell with the adjacent building and finally that imply code com

rick. a very strong statement from the family of dr. warren winestein, they say that the people that took him captive are responsible for his death but had criticism for the u.s. government, the support and assistant over the 3.5 years since he was taken captive was inconsistent and disappointing. >> a sobering announcement from president obama, we believe that a u.s. counter terrorist operation targeting an al qaeda compound in the pakistan border region accidentally killed warren and geovany this past january. >> warren a doctor and geovany an italian aid worker were held there. >> it's a true but bitter truth in the war generally and the fight against terrorists specifically mistakes sometimes deadly mistakes can occur. >> he did not mention by name two american al qaeda members killed in the operation. >> we believe that the operation did take out dangerous members of al qaeda. >> he was killed in the strike in january and ahmed farouk were killed in the strike that killed warren. he was a former peace corps and u.s. aide official w

dr ben curtman, a researcher joined a group of climate scientists for a meeting with florida's republican governor, rick - posted online. >> when we are trying to get resources from the state of florida they can't talk about the climate change part of it. >> christopher is a former florida state attorney, working on waterway issues. he told al jazeera america he was put on notice. >> they said if you know what's good for you we will not use the terms climate change, global warming, sea level rise or sustainability. >> reporter: governor scott denies there's a policy against discussing climate change. >> department of environment protection - look, there's lots issue. >> what is hard for politicians to get their head around is how to respond to what will happen in 2100. >> reporter: that's when miami beach could be under 6 feet of water. what is your opinion when republicans say man has not caused climate change. >> as mayor, i don't have the liberty or time to debate why climate change is happening. all i have is the opportunity to fix it. that bay is not republican, it's not democrate, it knows no limi

recreational -- rick -- tom: important comments from dr.are honored to bring you the former prime minister of australia. on the troubled iron ore business of australia. and james lockhart will join us on fannie and freddie, there is a rumor that lockhart could be selected by the white house to be these are in charge of gyro copter's -- czar in charge of gyrocopters. brendan: our next guest says it is obvious this earnings season has been positive for the banks. he is the co-author of "reckless endangerment." you have -- josh let's look for morgan stanley, will we see this trend continue? >> this has been an investment banking driven quarter, we have seen disparities. morgan stanley should be ok. it will be a slight beaten. i am more concerned of fact -- with the fact that big banks demonstrated that they are the big investment banks. very little going on on the commercial banking side or retail banking side. it has been volatility driven. equity trading driven. you have seen mixed performance, but generally good on debt trading. you have to

rick scarborough. our first presenter will be dr. james dobson. he made a five minute video presentation and we will show that to frame the debate today and i'll be the first visible visitor. >> i am james dobson and i appreciate you attending the press conference. i am unable to be there myself today, but my colleagues have asked me to address you briefly by way of this video. collect really, we want to express some profound concerns and beliefs about the decision the supreme court will soon render regarding the definition or redefinition of marriage. being detention of the family is one of the creators most marvelous and in during guest human kind. it has been honored in law and custom for more than 5000 years and every civilization in history has been built upon it. it has been the bedrock of culture in asia, africa, europe, north america, south america australia and antarctica. admittedly, there've been periods in history where homosexuality has flourished including the biblical cities of and gomorrah imaging reason during the roman empire. no

had conversations because the first lady and her husband visited and had heard about rick bayless and so that was why. dr kumar: betty, can you tell us about some of the research that goes into setting up state dinners and that first ladies might do? betty: we do keep, and the curators office, records historical information on entertainment over the years. we were a resource for the particular countries being entertained at a state dinner. we worked with the state office, the first lady's office to order additional pieces of presidential china that would be used for state dinners as well. we had supplements to fill out those services, because they had been depleted by breakage and so forth over the years. in the year 2000, when the white house historical association worked to found a new state service, we work very closely with mrs. clinton on the colors, the designs, how this particular colors would look in the various settings in the state dining room or the east room, and i do remember mrs. clinton from other, mrs. rodham was living in the house of the time and she would come to the ease -- to some of

not about hateful words on posters, which is the kind of manipulation rick santorum will use to confuse folks on the real message. >> dryson, i see a real parallel here. a lot of their conversation is rooted in the roots of racism. other folks are other than what we are, so we're right and they're wrong and they shouldn't have the same freedoms. that really is what i see this argument coming down to. what's your take on it? >> i think you're absolutely right, ed. there's no doubt that the history of struggle in the difference of this country revolves around the civil rights movement in this country. the lesbians and gays and transgendered are appealing to that very principle of defending yourself against the bigotry of the mainstream. we have to be explicit. you don't have to right to discriminate against me. your freedom of religion ends at the line of the state where the state protects all people who may not subscribe to a particular religion hence the establishment clause in the constitution that provides for all believers and non-believers to have the same sway in the public sphere. your religion cannot be the dict

rick santelli has the santelli exchange. >> good morning, sara. i would like to welcome my guest dr. john rutledge. me this morning. >> great to be here rick. >> first topic, federal open market operations or permanent open market operations. we heard of all of those. you have a unique name for fomo. >> federal open mouth operations. it's because these days members of the fed go out, they wake up in the morning, practice their speech in the mirror and give a speech and wait for its impact on the markets. it's a terrible terrible thing for a central bank to try and manipulate the market with its words instead of deeds. close their mouth and go back to work. >> i couldn't agree more. there are always two sides. the two sides i've noticed the last week or so are strange. you have central banks doing what you said. you have cps central planners as in china. lately, many experts come on our channel and try to differentiate that china can't possibly know how to operate all these lovers but they are all doing the same thing, are they not? >> the chinese central bank does not have the advantage of a deep bo

rick scarborough. our first presenter will be dr. james dobson. he made a five minute video presentation and we will show that to frame the debate today and i'll be the first visible visitor. >> i am james dobson and i appreciate you attending the press conference. i am unable to be there myself today, but my colleagues have asked me to address you briefly by way of this video. collect really, we want to express some profound concerns and beliefs about the decision the supreme court will soon render regarding the definition or redefinition of marriage. being detention of the family is one of the creators most marvelous and in during guest human kind. it has been honored in law and custom for more than 5000 years and every civilization in history has been built upon it. it has been the bedrock of culture in asia, africa, europe, north america, south america australia and antarctica. admittedly, there've been periods in history where homosexuality has flourished including the biblical cities of and gomorrah imaging reason during the roman empire. no

dr. sharpton is making a house call to four republican governors and potential 2016 contenders. scott walker chris christie bobby jindal and rickt their mission to diagnose obamacare as a failure. but according to reuters, they've taken $352 million in funding through grant programs set up or expanded by the law. you're not hallucinating. this is really how much money they have taken -- each of them have taken for their states while they are saying this about the law. >> it's about taking our country back and it starts by repealing obamacare. >> the overall policy of obamacare is a bismal failure. >> he so wants us not to be focused on this abomination. >> obamacare will not succeed. it just won't. >> sounds like these guys took the hypocrite oath. president obama already predicted the republicans' perfect remedy. >> once it's working really well, i guarantee you, they will not call it obamacare. >> all they have to do is change the name. did republicans think we wouldn't notice they are coming down with a nasty case of flip-flop-itis? good news is this pre-existing condition is covered by obamacare. nice try. but here's dr. sh

>> while rick waits for his to be grown, this man doesn't have to. ole miss already had the strain that oncologist dr abrams needed for his newest study. >> remember this is a two-part experiment. >> and what he's doing is yet another sign of the revolution. it's something we first saw in israel two years ago. >> that's your medicine inside there? >> and never thought we'd see in the united states. a patient using marijuana like this in a hospital room. >> it's unique. it's different. i never thought i would be smoking weed in the hospital. >> this is san francisco general, an academic teaching hospital that because of dr. abrams has a stash of marijuana in their pharmacy. it is stored next to all the other medications. and abrams is using it to see if it can relieve chronic pain in patients with a rare blood disorder. she is a painter. she was also born with sickle cell anemia and has been in pain for as long as she can remember. >> you can exhale now. >> she says marijuana makes her nearly pain free. >> how long after you smoke do you start to have some sort of relief of your pain? >> instantly. it

rick hite we appreciate your input. a lot to add to the conversation so thank you. >> chris? >>> look who we have leer potential republican presidential contender, dr among the gop faithful. what does he think about south carolina? what is does he think about the deal in iran? and is he going to enter the race? all the big questions for him right ahead. all these networks keep making different claims. it gets confusing. fastest, the strongest the most in-your-face-est. it sounds like some weird multiple choice test. yea, but do i pick a, b, or c. for me it's all of the above. i pick, like the best of everything. verizon. i didn't. i picked a. maybe c. and how'd that work out for you? not so well. can i get a do-over? why settle for less when you can have, well, everything. and get 2 lines for $100. verizon. >>> let's bring in dr. ben carson. there are so many people who are saying you should be president of the united states. your support numbers are growing, especially in the conservative branch of the gop. let me ask the first question are you ready to take the next step yet? >> we're still in the exploratory stage. >> what else do you need to kn