dr. francis: i will talk to you about this project that we had started on north american birds.is is the project that brought together experts from three countries. it is the first for us to try a joint report. there are copies of the report outside the door, and it is "the state of north american birds." this is the first time to try to bring it together and the first time to do a comprehensive report looking at all species. we are working with the initiative which is a 20-year-old initiative that brings together some of the top bird experts and federal government between the three countries to work on this. dr. francis: one of the motivations for doing this report is it is the centennial today the signing of that treaty, but also the 80th anniversary this year of the signing of the treaty between exico and the united states, so it is not technically the same treaty, but there are treaties that unite and give us among other things federal jurisdiction for working on these species. there is the report cover. next. so essentially what this report involves was scientific experts a

dr. francis: i will talk to you about this project that we had started on north american birds.this is the project that brought together experts from three countries. it is the first for us to try a joint report. there are copies of the report outside the door, and it is "the state of north american birds." this is the first time to try to bring it together and the first time to do a comprehensive report looking at all species. we are working with the initiative which is a 20-year-old initiative that brings together some of the top bird experts and federal government between the three countries to work on this. [indiscernible] dr. francis: one of the motivations for doing this report is it is the centennial today the signing of that treaty, but also the 80th anniversary this year of the signing of the treaty between mexico and the united states, so it is not technically the same treaty, but there are treaties that unite and give us among other things federal jurisdiction for working on these species. there is the report cover. next. so essentially what this report involves was s

dr. francis collins says within the next ten years we'll be using stem cells from your own body to restore a diseased heart. up to now you've got to have a heart transplant. he says we'll have a vaccine for zika, a vaccine for hiv/aids. we'll be able to identify alzheimer's before you see its and although it isn't an exact mirror to the package of 19 bills the senate is hoping to pass, house speaker paul ryan has agreed to work out the differences in a conference this fall giving supporters real hope that it will reach president obama's desk before the end of the year. and that he'll sign something that skeptics say rarely comes together anymore in washington. a major legislative package hammered out by crossing the aisle. >> so you would think that if president obama, the republican house and bipartisan senate are for this, we could ge that's why i'm optimistic. >> doug oliver not only got his driver's license back but was able to see his grandchildren for the first time. lawmakers still need to hammer out exactly how they're going to fund the new medical initiatives. to find out more abo

francis scott key receives word of dr.ns being apprehended by the british and volunteers to go to help negotiate the release. i have a lot of respect for key for this because, first, he volunteered to do it. second, when he volunteered, who knows how long this negotiation process would take. and if the british took one civilian prisoner, who's to say that key might not be the prisoner. left behind a law practice that's not doing very well. and in 1814, key was also considering going into the ministry, perhaps being a episcopalian minister. he also considered, perhaps, becoming a newspaper editor. so even key was still deciding what he wanted to do with the rest of his life. a lot of soul searching for key at that time. a lot of soul searching for our nation at that time. and key does perhaps one of the greatest things to help get dr. beans released. he meets some of the british wounded who were taken at the battle of bladensburg and recovering at bladensburg and were nursed by other doctors and gets letters of testimony sa

dr. charles francis.next is deb hann and finally we are going to hear from humberto berlanga in mÉxico city. so charles, i believe you're up first. >> so thank you, what i'm going to tell you about today is a project that we have been working on and completed just recently in north america's birds. this is a project that brought together the three countries. this is the first time we tried to do a joint report for the three counties. there's copies aft report just outside the door there. north america's birds. we did analyses of birds within the countries but the first time to try to bring it together and first time to do a comprehensive report looking at all species. we are working with the north american conservation initiative which is a 20-year-old initiative that brings together some of the top bird experts, various ngo's and federal governments between the three countries to work on this. is this connected? [laughter] >> as was mentioned, one of the motivations for doing the report today it's the ce

. >> about a hundred miles away, pope francis met with facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife, dr. priscilla chan, at the vatican today. the topic of the meeting was use of communication technology to relief poverty in some of the world's most disadvantaged communities. if you want to see how mark zuckerberg posted it on his facebook page, i can link you there. in fact i did on my facebook page. >> connecting people around the world. and obviously a lot of good to do. >> yes. >> and coming up next, grounded before putting lives at risk. pilots taken off of a flight and arrested before they make it to the cockpit. >> we found there is a lot crawling under the surface. >> an agency made for public service is needed to protect you. how this leads to action at the state capitol. someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. toaster strudel. ♪ ♪ here in california, the state bar was created to investigate complaints and hand >>> hiring the right lawyer can be quite a challenge here in california the state bar was created to investigate co

dr. davis and also with your great saint st. francisf the ostracize - give you that faith we can pray the way he prayed grant do-si-do god i may have been able to work in our vineyard there where there is injury let me sow seeds of potters where there is hatred love, where is a darkness, light. >> for it is in giving that we receive so lord grant that i may not sow but seek to be loved as to love to be understood as to understand to be comfortable as to comfort it is in giving we receive, and it is in dying that we are born into each other's life in jesus name we pray amen. >> amen. >> mr. mayor that was january of 1996 and we were altogether in front of the martin luther king fountain a dreary day not one as magnificent as this when reverend walker got up to say prayers the sun is shining it's been shining since then reverend walker how aau code compliant to the houshld willie brown we all respect and love to the distinguished mayor of the city and county of san francisco mayor ed lee to our distinguished guests that are being with us

abolition movement, social gospel, francis perkins, first woman secretary telling roosevelt you have to do social security, we wouldn't have had civil rights movement by rabbi, dr. king, reed, a church here in dc who was killed, one of the persons killed just before they reached montgomery. >> host: kirk in athens, alabama, independent. >> caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i would like to question about the validity as a reverend whereby you use scriptures in that book, but in the book as it pertains to morality, that's how homosexuality is described and when you as a reverend promote that as an equivalency and doine a disservice to black people, you should be teaching and peaching with those individuals with that kind of inclination, you should be teaching to repent, you're supposed to be teaching repentance.d >> guest: i agree. racism, we know that that was putting our constitution -- so because black people know the impact of racism that once you just it and put nit the constitution or document, you can go through 250 years of slavery, another hundred years of jim crowe and still not get it out of the veins of the country. we have to know -