>> seth: he's a young john goodman. >> a young john goodman sounds pretty hot to me, seth.me to do "saturday night live" thinking i would play john goodman's son in a sketch and i did, but it turned out there were 30 of us. 'cause they need 30 little fat kids who looked like john goodman. and although i was fat, i wasn't fat enough to be put in the front of the sketch. >> seth: that's heart breaking. >> it was heart breaking. >> seth: you think you're losing weight to get closer to showbiz and you should have been putting on a couple -- >> i wasn't fat enough, seth! when do you hear that? and, so, i was in the sketch but they stuck me on the staircase in the back of the sketch. and here's the thing -- >> seth: here we go. >> here i am, that's me when i was 12-years-old. >> seth: there we go. >> i'm in the -- [ laughter ] >> no, but hold on. wait. you see how fat the kids are in front? and i'm not that fat. look. there's chris farley, may he rest in peace, john goodman. i wasn't fat enough, so they stuck me on the stairs, but i could see -- i could see through the, what do y

i'm amy goodman.protests were held nationwide this weekend urging president obama to stop the deportation of undocumented immigrants. thousands of people marched in at least 62 cities. some mark saturday as the day when the obama administration likely reached its 2 millionth deportation. according to "new york times" 2/3 of those deported under president obama have committed minor infractions, such as traffic violations, or had no criminal record at all. president obama has taken aim at the new republican budget proposal in his weekly address. he said the gop plan would widen inequality. quick the republican budget begins by handing out massive tax cuts to households making or than $1 million a year. then to keep from blowing a hole in the deficit, they have to raise taxes on middle-class families with kids. next, the budget forces deep cuts to investments that help our economy create jobs like education and scientific research. policies that make it harder for working americans to succeed. that is no

i'm amy goodman. 10 months ago, laura poitras and glenn greenwald flew from new york to hong kong to meet nsa whistleblower edward snowden. since then, there've published a trove of stories exposing the nsa and the national surveillance state. poitras and greenwald did not return to the united states until this past friday when they flew from berlin to new york to accept the george polk award for national security reporting. they flew and not knowing if they would be detained or subpoenaed by the u.s. government. in january, the director of national intelligence james clapper described analysts working on the nsa story as a compass is." in february, mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee, accused glenn greenwald of selling stolen goods are reporting stories on the nsa documents. greenwald and poitras were accompanied by an aclu attorney,

i'm amy goodman. ukraine is warning it will continue efforts to retake control of eastern areas despite .arnings from russia tensions have escalated after ukrainian authorities said they killed five pro-russian separatist. russian president vladimir putin has announced new military exercises on the border and warned of unspecified consequences. on thursday, secretary of state john kerry warned the united states could take further action against russia if it does not back down. days, two opposite responses, and one truth that cannot be ignored. the world will remain united for ukraine. so i will say it again. the window to change course is closing. president putin and russia face a choice. if russia chooses the path of de-escalation, the international community -- all of us -- will welcome it. if russia does not, the world will make sure the cost for russia will only grow. as president obama reiterated tolier today, we are ready act. >> u.s. was journalist has been released by pro-russian separatist in

i'm amy goodman. ukraine and pro-russian separatist are staging rival shows of force amidst a growing risk of violent escalation. ukrainian soldiers moved into retake government buildings from the separatists tuesday, sparking at least one clash and the provincial airfield. meanwhile, separatists seized armored personnel carriers and eight came from the ukraine army. ukraine and russia will be joined by the u.s. and european union for talks beginning thursday in geneva. it is the first time russia and ukraine foreign ministers will meet face-to-face is the crisis began. jay carney said the obama administration backs ukraine's incursions to retake buildings from the separatists. >> we appreciate the government's that any actions it undertakes will be gradual and responsible, and we agree the use of force is not a preferred option. that said, ukrainian government has a responsibility to provide law and order and these provocations in eastern ukraine are creating a situation in which the government has t

i'm amy goodman. three people have been killed in shootings at two jewish facilities in kansas. a former member of the ku klux klan is accused of opening fire inside a jewish community center and an assisted-living home in the town of overland park. the suspect reportedly yelled ler" upon his arrest. the police chief said the attack is began to investigate it as a hate crime. >> i caution everyone to understand suspects are people of interest. this gentleman is in his 70's. he is a white male. he has a beard. outside of that, there's not a whole lot i can confirm. we are investigating it as a hate crime, a criminal act. we have ruled out anything. i don't want to say the terrorism word, but this is three hours into it. it is only wise and prudent we use every resource we have. >> the suspect, fraser glenn miller, had been a grand dragon as a kkk member. the shooting came on the eve of the jewish holiday of passover. ukraine is threatening to send troops into eastern towns today after a deadline passed

one example being a show that stars of john goodman. today, they made this announcement tighten licensing content. people who use it will be able to watch past seasons of 24 and fox is bringing back another version of 24. you can stream that on amazon later. at least on the video content strategy side, there are three parts. they want people to use that service so they will buy movies and buy tv shows the same way they do on itunes. if you want scale in this business, if you want to make with you got a destination, you have to have original shows. they have cut a lot of licensing deals like this one with fox and or nickelodeon where they got shows like dora the explorer. you need to pay money for it. >> speaking of those original shows, not a lot of people can name a single amazon produced to show. been, why hasn't amazon able to make the hits that netflix has with house of cards? >> i think amazon has come out incredibly strong with their first wave of shows. netflix has been in the video streaming business for several years. amazon is

i'm amy goodman. ukraine said they have regained control over regional administration building , one ofity of kharkiv three eastern cities were pro-russian demonstrators have seized government sites. authorities are men in a standoff of demonstrators who have declared an independent republican urged russian vladimir putin to send troops. tsk is the hometown of ousted ukraine in president viktor yanukovych. on monday, the state department spokesperson said secretary of state john kerry spoke to his russian counterpart by phone. roxie called on russia to publicly disavow the activities of separatist, saboteurs and provocateurs, calling for de-escalation and dialogue and called on all parties to refrain from agitation in ukraine. he made clear any further russian efforts to destabilize ukraine will incur further costs for russia and the ministers also discussed convening direct talks with in next 10 days between ukraine, russia, the united states, and that you to try to de-escalate the tension. ministry'

i'm amy goodman. talks aimed at easing the crisis in ukraine have produced an agreement calling for pro-russian groups to surrender government buildings in the eastern part of the country. the united states, russia, ukraine, and european union all back the deal, which calls for the groups to disarm and vacate occupied areas. but the deal appears unlikely to ease tensions between the united states and russia as russian troops remain massed along ukraine's border. speaking thursday, president obama warned the u.s. to take more steps if russia does not back down. >> our strong preference would be for mr. putin to follow through on what is a glimmer of hope coming out of these geneva toks, but we are not going count on it until we see it. in the meantime, we will prepare for what are other options are. >> ukraine has offered amnesty to pro-russian separatist as long as they're not suspected of serious crimes. but as occupying the government building in the city of donetsk are so far refusing to leave. mea

you're on with chairman lee goodman. caller: chairman goodman, thank you for taking my call.st of all, had the commission ever looked at the situation in which, for instance i am in texas, i am a county chair in a county, and i find that the oak brothers -- koch brothers, individual, gives money to candidates throughout our delegation but have a r behind their name and not a d behind her name, and i was born and i but not at night, and i would like you to respond what that means. and has the commission ever looked at the fact that spending on the side of congressional candidates involves credit cards in which they spend money on, and they receive a large line of credit, and then the reddy car company simply does not collect the money and therefore giving him a contribution in that way. i will listen off the air. guest: mike, a white for your you for your call. if i understood your question, you are talking about how certain donors to to get to either republican or democratic candidates because the very definition of political support usually is partisan in our two-party syste

i'm amy goodman. a secret senate intelligence committee report on the cia's torture program questions the programs underlying legal framework and accuses the agency of impeding its overseers of manipulating the media. according to the reports conclusions attained by mcclatchy, the cia issued incorrect claims about how many tople it held and subjected so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. inaccurately characterize the effectiveness of the techniques, actively avoided or impeded oversight by congress, the justice department, and its own inspector general, and ignored internal critiques. it manipulated the media by coordinating the release of classified information am a which inaccurately pretrade the effectiveness of the agencies enhanced interrogation techniques. the senate intelligence committee has voted to declassify the conclusions and other sections of the report, but not before there reviewed by the cia. nations security council has approved the deployment of the 12,000-member peacekeeping

i'm amy goodman. a standoff continues in ukraine where pro-russian separatist have seized government buildings in eastern areas. demonstrators have barricaded themselves and and readied fuel bombs. the government in kiev has warned of sending in troops to restore order. testifying before senate panel in washington, secretary of state john kerry accused russia of direct involvement. >> everything we have seen in the last 48 hours, russian provocateurs and agents operating in eastern ukraine, tells us they have been sent there determined to create chaos. and that is absolutely unacceptable. are as ham-handed as they are transparent, frankly. quite simply, what we see from russia is an illegitimate effort to destabilize a sovereign state and create a contrived crisis with paid operatives across an international boundary engaged in this initiative. >> russia has denied planning military operations in eastern ukraine. john kerry said to hold talks with counterparts from russia, ukraine, and the european un

i'm amy goodman. the obama administration is expanding the criteria to decide which prisoners jailed for drug crimes are eligible for, see. the fair sentencing act of 2010 reduced sentencing disparities between users of crack cocaine and powdered cocaine to address a racial imbalance in prison terms. but the law did not apply retroactively. and monday, attorney general eric holder said the administration will announce new guidelines to help close the gap. >> there are still too many people in federal prison who were sentenced under the old regime and as a result, we'll have to spend far more time in prison than they would is sentenced today for exactly the same crime will stop this is simply not right. the white house has indicated it wants to consider additional clemency applications to restore a degree of justice, fairness, and portion out before deserving individuals who do not pose a threat to public safety. the justice department is committed to recommending as many qualified applicants as possib

i'm amy goodman.the senate intelligence committee has voted to release parts of a report on the bush administration's torture iran it should program. 11-3 other state to declassify nearly 500 pages 6000-pagee than report, including its executive summary. the cia will review the findings before their release, leading to fears they might redact large portions. the report caused a spat between the cia and senate panel, with committee chair senator dianne feinstein openly accusing the cia of spying on senate staffers and deleting files. speaking thursday, she said the results of the investigation are shocking. >> the report exposes brutality that stands in stark contrast to our values as a nation. it chronicles a stain on our history that must never be allowed to happen again. this is not what americans do. the report also points to major problems with the cia's management of this program and its interactions with the white house, other parts of the executive branch, in congress. this is also deeply troub

i'm amy goodman. the obama administration has again delayed a decision on approval or rejection of the keystone xl oil pipeline. the state department says it will await the results of legal challenges to the pipeline's proposed route through nebraska. that means a final move will not likely come until after the midterm elections. it is now the third consecutive year the white house has put off a final ruling on the keystone xl's fate. the pipeline would carry tar sands oil from alberta to the gulf coast, and environmental say that would unleash a devastating amount of carbon into the atmosphere. anti-keystone xl protest is slated for washington, d.c. later this week when a coalition of ranchers, farmers, native groups stage "reject and protect," a weeklong encampment on the national mall. dozens of people have been killed in two consecutive days of u.s. drone attacks inside yemen. around 15 people died on saturday when the u.s. missile hit a road in the central province of al-bayda. around 25 people w

i'm amy goodman. several victims said to remain in critical condition following wednesday's stabbing rampage at a pennsylvania high school. a teenage suspect is accused of moving through the school, slashing and stabbing his classmates with kitchen knives. 21 students and a security guard were injured. the police chief described arriving at the scene. >> when we got there, there was a hallway that was pretty much in chaos, as you can imagine. a lot of evidence of blood on the floors in the hallway. about students running trying to get out of the area. subsequently, upon checking and seeing what we had, immediate calls were put out to ems. >> several victims remain hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. vigils were held for the injured on wednesday night. the american commander of nato forces in europe says he hasn't ruled out deploying u.s. soldiers to counter russian moves in ukraine. commenting on nato deployments and eastern european states, air force general philip breedlove said he would no

i'm amy goodman. three people have been killed and 16 wounded by u.s. soldier who opened fire at the fort hood military base in texas, then took his own life. the gunman was identified as ivan lopez, an iraq war veteran who was being treated for mental illness. he was being evaluated for post somatic stress disorder, but had not yet been diagnosed. president obama reacted to the shooting during a trip to chicago. >> we're heartbroken that something like this might have happened again. i don't want to comment on the fact until i know exactly what is happened, but for now, i would just hope that everybody across the country is keeping the families and the community of fort hood in our thoughts and prayers. the folks there have sacrificed so much on behalf of our freedom . many of the people there had been through multiple tours in iraq and afghanistan. they serve with valor and distinction. and when they're at their home base, they need to feel safe. >> at least three of the surviving 16 victims are lis

i'm amy goodman. the head of general motors appeared before congress tuesday to answer for the auto giants safety defect linked to at least 13 and possibly hundreds of deaths. gm has recalled millions of cars after acknowledging fault ignition switches shut down engines and disabled airbags. speaking before house panel, gm chair mary barra apologized to the victims families. >> more than a decade ago, gm embarked on a small car program. sitting you're today, i cannot tell you why it took so long for safety defect to be announced for this program. and i can tell you we will find out. today's gm will do the right thing. that begins with my sincere apologies to everyone who has been affected i this recall. especially, the families and friends who lost their lives or were injured. i am deeply sorry. >> it has recently emerged general motors misled the victims families, despite knowing of the vehicle's flaws. in her testimony, graybar set for the first time gm is ready to pay compensation and has hired an

i'm amy goodman. the sign-up deadline for health insurance under obamacare closed monday with a surge in enrollment nationwide. hundreds of thousands of people flooded the federal website as well as local offices in multiple states. the obama administration says it expects to will surpass its original goal of 7 million enrollees. at the white house, press secretary jay carney said the program had overcome the botched rollout of six months ago. >> there has been a remarkable story since the dark days of october and november, which has resulted in a situation where here on the last day of enrollment, we are looking at numbers substantially larger than 6 million. i'd hear say there are few people in this room, including some of the folks who work in the white house, would have predicted that we would get to that number. >> the federal website stopped working for several hours monday after software glitch. the deadline has been extended until mid april for those who tried to sign up, but were unable to co

i'm amy goodman. the supreme court has upheld michigan's ban on affirmative action at state colleges and universities. the case centers on a 2006 voter referendum in michigan that barred race and sex-based preferences in admissions. and it feels court previously ruled the ban violates the constitution's equal protection clause. but in a six to two decision, the supreme court overruled the lower court. the ruling will likely bolster similar anti-affirmative action measures in several other states. in a statement, the americans civil liberties union said -- ukraine says it has resumed a military operation against pro-russian separatists after a brief pause for the easter holiday. it is unclear what steps ukraine will take after an internationally brokered truce reached last week called for de-escalation of hostilities. an offensive by ukrainian troops also ended in humiliating defeat. the ukraine government says it has u.s. backing to root out pro-russian forces from eastern towns. the move comes one da

i'm amy goodman. launched an it has operation to retake government buildings from pro-russian separatists in the country's east, despite the announcement it appears no troops have moved in so far. on monday, the separatists seized even more buildings after flouting ukrainian governments deadline to lay down their arms. the russian government is warning the crisis could spark a civil war. the u.s. is threatening new sanctions against russia. in a phone call on monday, president obama told russian president vladimir putin to rein in the separatists, but putin denied interfering. jay carney said the u.s. is prepared to take new steps against russia. yasuo confirmed a visit to ukraine by cia director john brennan, but played down its importance. >> i can assure you russia's aovocations will come with cost. senior-level visits of intelligence officials are the standard means for including u.s.-russian intelligence collaboration going back to the beginning to the post-cold war era. u.s. and russian official

for more on the prospects for the talks i spoke earlier with matthew goodman, senior adviser for asian economics at center for strategic and international studies. and he also served as white house economic adviser under the obama administration. these talks have hit some snags. we do have u.s. trade representative michael froman scheduled to meet the economic revitalization minister akira amari on wednesday. how much progress do you think we can expect from these ministerial level talks? >> well, i think the talks are going to be very difficult and challenging. it may be difficult to reach a final agreement in this week, in this set of talks. but, i think with the impending visit of president obama to japan, i think there's a real opportunity to try to drive forward the process, and perhaps reach an agreement between the u.s. and japan. >> okay. talking about things that could give a boost to that, japan and australia, they agreed in principle on an epa. they had mostly beef and auto trade on the table there. do you think this will kind of smooth out the way for japan and the u.s. in

amy goodman.'m a federal court has ordered the government to release parts of the legal memo that provide elite the rational -- it will whiten the -- criteria for clemency. the fair sentencing act of 2010 and reduced sentencing disparities between users of crack cocaine and powder cocaine to address a racial imbalance and prison terms but the law did not apply retroactively. the deputy attorney general james cole says the new policy is a matter of basic fairness. >> these defendants were properly held accountable for the criminal conduct. however, some of them simply because the operation of sentencing laws on the books at received substantial sentences that are disproportionate to what they would have received today. correcting these sentences is simply a matter of fairness that is fundamental to our principles of the department and a commitment that all department of justice employees stand behind. >> the move marks the most substantial clemency effort sent resident jimmy carter offered a repriev

i'm amy goodman. an oklahoma death row prisoner has died of a heart attack after a botched execution tuesday night. clayton lockett was injected elite -- with lethal drugs. doctors halted the killing 13 minutes and when discovering he was still conscious and trying to speak. dr. say he suffered a ruptured vein interrupting the flow of the drugs. he died of a heart attack when the drugs had spread through his body. the botched killing forced officials to cancel the execution of another prisoner, charles warner. won alocket and warner stay of execution earlier this month after challenging the secrecy of their execution drugs. but the oklahoma supreme court reversed the decision last week after oklahoma governor mary fallin objected and state lawmakers threatened their removal from the bench. warner's execution has now been delayed for 14 days pending a review of execution procedures. we will speak to an editor of "the tulsa world," after headlines to witnessed the botched execution. she will give us a m

i'm amy goodman. the white house is releasing a new set of guidelines to address the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses. a new task force report urges colleges to report anonymous surveys and adopt proven strategies for combating assault. the announcement follows a rash of high-profile cases where schools across the country have been accused of mishandling sexual assaults. one in five college women will be sexually assaulted during her college career. the u.s. senate has stripped a provision from a key intelligence bill that would have required president obama to publicly disclose the number of people killed by drone strikes. the move reportedly came at the behest of the director of national intelligence james clapper and suggested it could undermine operations. the provision would have required obama to report the number of civilians and combatants killed in drone strikes, but dianne feinstein decided to drop it. clapper says they are exploring their own way to disclose data. attacks in i

let's bring in financial expert jordan goodman, the c.e.o. of www.moneyamswers.com. i thought "subprime" was a dirty word. i mean, haven't we seen this movie before? >> we did see this movie. it's a little bit different this time. the people are going to have low credit scores, but they're going to in many cases have bigger down payments, 20% to 25%. back in 2005 and 2006, no down payment, 3%, very low down payments, and, in many cases, very little income. you know, they were the "no assets, no income" kind of loans. you're not seeing that today. but i think there is the possibility that, as this continues, you're going to get people starting to get foreclosed upon and become delinquent on these loans again. >> axelrod: so, who are these new buyers? i mean, who's going to qualify? and will the banks let them get in over their heads? >> well, the banks say they're not going to, but that hasn't been the record in the past. these buyers i think are people who in many cases maybe did okay in the past; they've fallen down to below 620, but they've enough to get a 20% to 2

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. as negotiations over the crisis in ukraine begin in geneva, tension is rising in eastern ukraine after security forces killed three pro-russian protesters, wounded 13, and took 63 captive. said the officials pro-russians had attempted to storm a military base. the finding comes just after the collapse of ukrainian operation to retake government buildings in several eastern towns. on wednesday, pro-russian separatists took control of some of the armored vehicles and crowds surrounded another column, forcing the troops to hand over the pins from their rifles and retreat. earlier today, russian president vladimir putin accused the authorities in kiev of plunging the country into an abyss. >> people in eastern ukraine have started to arm themselves. instead of realizing that something bad is going on in the ukrainian state and make any attempts to start a dialogue, the authorities have started to thr

we also tried to interview the company's ceo, gila goodman, in new york but she refused to speak with us. kevin taxin was success' president at the time of the fire. he also refused to speak to us on camera. he now heads up another supplier called americo group. one of its clients...is walmart. >> if walmart were really so upset about what success apparel did, one assumes they would not be keen to continue to do business with a leading executive from success apparel. >> on the phone, kevin told us that neither success nor its agent in bangladesh, true colors, knew about the subcontract to tazreen. but we managed to track down true colors' last remaining employee in dhaka. >> if there's any subcontracting, would you be aware of that? >> yeah. >> and then what do you do with that information? do you pass it up? >> yeah. we pass it up to our importer. >> so can you read this email for me and tell me who it's from? >> ok, it's saying hi kanta, i heard the shocking news about the fire last evening. it's nov 26. >> and what's the subject line of the email? >> fire at subcon. >> subcon is in

i am amy goodman.eople rallied in washington dc calling on president obama to reject the keystone of our pipeline. the rally came four days after on earth day when a group of ranchers, farmers and tribal communities from along the pipeline route rode into washington dc and set up the reject and protect encampment near the white house. the group called themselves the cowboy indian alliance. during saturday's procession members of the alliance presented a hand-painted teepee to the smithsonian national museum of the american indian as a gift to president obama. the teepee represented the cowboy and indian alliance's hopes for protected land and clean water. legendary musician neil young joined the protesters who rallied on the national mall and then marched past the capitol building. >> we are all children of mother earth. that is why i am here. i feel we are all threatened. by what is happening, we are threatened as a planet. the fossil fuel age is ending -- it is having its first death gasp. we need to

former mayor oscar goodman.he bodies are buried, some of them equally allegedly by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name and boasts beef, booze and braudz. broads. >> who was nice and who was less fun to have -- >> the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> did alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> my mother used to say two things, she said. she was the greatest lady. she said oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other. and she also said oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants. >> they knew where to go. >> they knew where to go. yeah. and were always treated right. they were always treated like kings and queens. >> did the feds hold it against you? you were just doing your job. >> they didn't see it that way. they thought i was a consigliere. in order to murder somebody, they had to get my permission. that's how stupid these people were. >> these were gentlemen not unknown to m

first three were written with david goodman. "standing up to the madness." "static." "breaking the sound barrier." the latest, "the silent majority." that book has an introduction by michael moore. our condolences to the moore family. they are holding the funeral for frank moore, michael's father, who lead a full life into his 90's. he is being buried in michigan today. , celebrating week his 60th birthday. was the his father happiest guy in the world 60 years ago. and now they celebrate his life as they remember their father. we urge you to call in right now. you can get all five books for $200. i will autograph all of them. or andart of the $1500, in addition to the films, you get "capitalism hits the fan." by the renowned economist richard wolf. as well as "democracy at work. " book i a chilean economist who has coined the term and reframed economics as "barefoot economics." what is humanitarian economics that can be taught and test -- practiced? ghost." "hungry we broke the sound barrier by bringing it into the united states. as well as a book about add called "sc

. >> stephen: you, benny goodman, mitch miller-- those are the original police. >> glenn miller. >> stephenmillers. obviously, i'm a huge fan of the police. i love the pro-authority message that name sends. ( applause ) listen, but you've got a new project now. >> i do. >> stephen: that takes you back to your childhood, the town you grew up in. it's called "the last ship," and it's a musical that starts this summer in chicago and then comes to broadway. tell folks about the story of the last ship. >> i was born in the shadow i a shipyard in a little town on the northeast coast of england. >> stephen: i think we have a picture of what the shipyard is like. >> one of my earliest memories is a giant ship at the end of my street. >> stephen: there it is. >> pretty surreal environment to grow up in. i didn't want to work in the shipyard. the shipyard was dangerous and toxic and pretty unpleasant, so i did everything i could to escape. >> stephen: okay. >> so i wanted to be a singer. i wanted to sing songs in the world. i wanted to be paid extravagant amounts of money. ( cheers and applause ) i w

another pronounced rotational signature, and you can see where this is relative to goodman and durantnce again very strong rotation, and that is coming towards goodman and durant as that moves northeast very rapidly at about 45 miles per hour. >> tornado emergency for tupelow, mississippi. >> there's now a tornado emergency called for tupelo, miss mess. tornado emergency for tupelo, mississippi. take cover immediately. especially if you live north and east now of tupelo. that tornado is heading towards you. >> all right. that is just an unbelievable rotation signature there, and we're looking at the live camera once again from wtva in tupelo. i think we may be getting a look at this tornado now. can we bring that out a little bit larger and there it is. there is that tornado. loo there it is. >> it's coming right into -- let's redraw that and get that into the screen writer and what we have here is at least has been reported previously is a multi-vortex tornado, so right in there that's where it is. that is the tornado right there, and this is now coming right into tupelo proper, and

. >> sherry goodman, we've become very accustomed to talking about the kind of events that accompany climate change in the way that i've just been talking about the. as a fear to capitol, crops, human health, but the security dimension is one that we're not as used to talking about, and it was featured in this latest icpp report, good timing? >> yes, it's never too late to dress this threat, and since 2007 the military advisory board has identified climate change as a threat multiplier for instability. the secretary of defense and, indeed, the entire administration now recognizes that as well. secretary of defense today is in hawai'i meeting with asian defense ministers among other things discussing the need to better prepare for climate risks faced in the asia pacific region. yes, it is now a security challenge that we need to face. we need to prepare for, and we need to make ourselves more resilient to with stand in the future. >> give us examples of places on the globe that may already be seen as political tension, conflict, where that conflict is made worse by the environment. >>