rapid adaptation. >> gates team member dr. hollie putnam's job is to predict the future of climate change. or at least its to try to simulate it in these tanks. >> so what we do is we bring in corals from the field and then we fragment those individuals into different pieces and expose them to different conditions. so in here we have a fragment of that adult colony that's exposed to say high temperature or high co2 and this particular instance it's high co2. and that would simulate future ocean acidification. >> it's the first step in a process called transgenerational acclimatization. in this case, pre-conditioning an adult to ocean acidification, and then measuring whether the offspring are then better equipped to handle that same stress event. >> what are you seeing? >> they are growing faster and surviving at a higher rate if they were preconditioned to the high temperature and high co2 and then re-exposed to that high temperature and high co2. >> yeah, it's almost like you're training them to withstand the conditions that

you're trying to pop those stitches so you can get back to the delectable dr. gatesand her tender care. [ chuckles ] of course, it's not an affair of the heart -- not when you have the beautiful nikki waiting for you on the outside. you know, victor, i was hoping that you'd join me as a comrade in arms, but methinks you're angling for an exit strategy of your own, huh? >> victor: we wandering spirits could work together -- is that it? >> ian: you've seen the light, huh? wise man.

you're trying to pop those stitches so you can get back to the delectable dr. gates and her tender care. [ chuckles ] of course, it's not an affair of the heart -- not when you have the beautiful nikki waiting for you on the outside. you know, victor, i was hoping that you'd join me as a comrade in arms, but methinks you're angling for an exit strategy of your own, huh? >> victor: we wandering spirits could work together -- is that it? >> ian: you've seen the light, huh? wise man. >> victor: what do you know about the doctor? >> ian: why don't you tell me what you know first?

you're trying to pop those stitches so you can get back to the delectable dr. gatesher tender care. [ chuckles ] of course, it's not an affair of the heart -- not when you have the beautiful nikki waiting for you on the outside. you know, victor, i was hoping that you'd join me as a comrade in arms, but methinks you're angling for an exit strategy of your own, huh? >> victor: we wandering spirits could work together -- is that it? >> ian: you've seen the light, huh? wise man. to

dr. ben carson tops five. robert gates is with me in the founder and author of the book the third wave, steve case joining us is morning. all coming up in the program. donald trump coming home last night speaking for the firstst timeme about ted cruz and listening to ted cruz and wisconsin. the presidential hopefuls not skipping a beat to undercut one another yesterday. >> flying tecruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. 100 people. i am telling you. in fact, a big headline today in "the new york post." he couldn't draw 100 people now. do you remember r -- do you remember during the debate when he started lturing me on new york values that we are no good. >> donald can ways be counted on to take the higroad and dennis drake class. if he wants to engage in sults, he's welcome to do so. he gets very angry when the voters reject him. he has nowow lost in our state n a row. >> i will beat hillary so badly in the general election. [cheers and applause] you heard the other day members of the team were caught saying he and

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gate with the brain. code used to communicate with the brain. we have known for decades that this code exists, but dr.s the first to have cracked it. >> i realized not only was it useful for figuring out how the rain works, but it had a huge potential for application. it has two parts. one part is a device that would take the images and. it sends the code in the form of light pulses. you shine the light on it, it causes the cell to fire. the picture you get in the pattern of the neural code sends the images up to the brain. >> the next step is to hold human trials to prove it can actually restore vision. withnts would the injected a light sensitive gene and then be shown images in the narrow bill -- neural code. with create that contact people -- even if it doesn't work, knowing i have the code and pass it on to the next generation, someone else will be able to do it. dare go down the path of hoping there would be a cure for this disease, but it would be a miracle if i could see again. emily: she is currently seeking fda approval to start clinical trials of the technology. hot off the heels of apple p

. >> and what i was saying the other night, nobody said anything, but you had bob gates sitting next to drnski sitting next to john warner sitting next to brent scowcroft and without anybody saying anything from -- in the talks, everybody was just talking around the table, chattering around the table. what's happened to this country? who are going to replace these men? who are the foreign policy giants of our age? there aren't any. >> i would argue john kerry is a pretty experienced secretary of state but what i would say is you layer on top of that the fact that we're in an election year so we're kind of paralyzed in from that standpoint. when i go overseas all people want to understand is how does it work in america, how does donald trump happen, how do these people happen? and there's a complete preoccupation with our election and what will come out of it. >> there's also -- secretary kerry has given voice around the world to what america presents but bono was on the other morning and what he was talking about is an element -- plays a part in this. when america disappears from part of t

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dr would jam both hands in and go big. and he got to do big ideas. big things. the whole new deal was let's plant 2 billion trees. let's guild the golden gate bridge.uild tunnels. let's make america great again. that's sort of what you see donald trump doing doo on the republican side talking about doing big american infrastructure things. and f.d.r. always tried to be the champion of our armed forces and gets great credited. bit in the book as commander and chief and really brilliant diplomacy with churchill. >> in preparing for this interview and reading the book, one of the things i read about you is you talk about the election between adams and jefferson and, of course, that caught my attention because i thought the one we had now was the most wicked. >> oh, man, greta, you go back to 1800 and just look at thomas jefferson versus john adams. they just called each other every name in the book. many people thought we couldn't survive that kind of party system, where we just attack each other so viciously. and it's a healing story in the end because in their last days of their lives, they became friends again and wrote letters, marvelous book the

north bank the golden gate bridge coming south on 101 looks great and then his conditions in is going to be a nice job about 20 minutes. >>will tran: this to the brief of the tall and drking center in atlanta this of course i can't the small-time criminal named james earl fled guilty to his murder in 1969 but recanted his confession he was just 39 years ago. >>darya: the show is titled finish line the untold story of the 2013 boston marathon three people were killed and more than two modulus 60 wounded in the bombings the first show is next thursday to coincide with an anniversary of let's tax. >>will tran: the new ministers forces looking for ways to increase ticket sales the government is considering buying some to pass up public-school was also could be a way to enforce feel safer and. >>darya: should apologize on a facebook station metaphor troy's to drive off to france has after dinner before retirement last year she clenched to olympic gold medals and one world cup title he was for about 230 yesterday morning in westerville ohio he's 31 and also charged with operating the vehicle and the influence and in proper display of a license plate. >>will tran: for north