in the midst of what's called the green revolution. decided the best to save manufacturing you need. this started in the war seventies and the formulation just mixing different bits to say. back in degraded reduction of methods of same. and they knew right in seventy two there'd be method as without a plan they were building in what would be untested technology in their own words and that its safety was not known. fifty thousand injured have been counted but up to two hundred thousand may be affected in the long term cerebral palsy has begun to effect the survivors the doctors hardly know how to relieve the suffering they're not sure exactly what it was in the lethal cocktail of gases so it's difficult to prescribe effective at certain work for a funeral pyres is becoming scarce so fifty bodies are being burnt at a time in mass cremations. if there are many chemicals found in the water around here which were once used in the union carbide factory. every time it rains the toxic waste which is lying on the surface of the factory goes dee

, he's bungled every single contingency, whether it was iran and his lack of support for the green revolutioned the iranians to do thing like plan an attack on the american soil, which, by the way the president hasn't responded to at all. whether it's his bungling of egypt. controlling a country that wasn't a friendly country and a partner in peace to israel no longer be. he's bungled syria. syria, a client state of iran, he went out and embraced them, opened up an ambassadorship, and now called assad a reformer and assad has done nothing but brutalize his people even more as a result. we continue to have diplomatic relations and treaties into assad as the rest of the world is stepping away from him for the thug that he is. >> appreciate your time. >> thank you, john. >> appreciate it. >>> senator rick santorum earlier today. one of iowa's big decisions three weeks from now, how many candidates get lost in the field. >>> the drone that went down in iran, violating iran's airspace. some say president obama should have been committed what could have been interpreted as an act of war. bombing th

fast forward to the green revolution in 2009, the government shut down the internet. only means of communication that worked was that fun blue to technology because it worked peer to peer as opposed to having to gohrough a telecommunications provider. i tell you this story and not because i think it is the story of leadership, because for me it was inspirational. i always thought of a particular pedigree that a leader had to have. it really changed it and shook my world. i thought about it every single day during my four years in the state department. i still think about it every day at google ideas whether working on that works or how t use technology to address the challenges in weekend failed stes. leave me feeling inspired becausi look at the 52% of the world is under the age of 30. are the first generation brought up with high prevalence of these technologies. every single one of them as an expert on technology. we need them to the silo busters of the 21st century. i consider myself lucky that every single day i get to work with a handful of engineers that a spou

that has its own problems even when the iranians crushed the green revolution.he sanctions. >> so that's its own history and its own sort of life expectancy. what's happening in egypt and other parts of the world that martin and i were talking about is going to be totally unchartered political space that the the next president whoever happens to be will have to negotiate. >> one of the most disturbing things about the current republican race for the nomination has been they've laughed about their ignorance, not realizing that there's never been a more critical moment for an intelligent understanding of the plate tectonics that operate in our world at this precise moment. and when think about president obama being elected as president, his first visit is to turkey. he give as speech in cairo university in egypt. he was absolutely skillful in anticipating that problem. herman cain doesn't know where he's countries are or what they are. and rick perry -- >> we talked earlier or did you about the president's difficulties in embracing the uprisings. but my question i

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if you looked at the green revolution that occurred two years ago they were pleading for barack obamacome and help and to support them, and we didn't. what i was in the united states senate i actually authored a bill that was eventually signed but not implemented by either administration to fund these groups, to help to try to stir a revolution that would accomplish what actually happened in egypt, what happened in libya, what happened in tunisia. it could have happened in iran first but we passed. that is number one. i would continue to provide money for strike funds, for telecommunications, to be able to help these groups, be able to rally and to take on this government, one. number two, i would be working with israel. you've own some explosions, you've seen some missile facilities blow up. you've seen some problems if their nuclear plants with respect to cyber attacks. everything seems to indicate that that is the israelis doing it. we should be doing it with them. we should be engaged in covert activity. we should be engaged in sanctioning. sanctioning their central bank so they c

he had an opportunity during the green revolution to assist as he did in egypt against our ally. do in iran against our mortal enemy. that to me is a president who doesn't understand the world. >> he sent navy s.e.a.l.s in to kill bin laden. >> no. >> but you can still vote for him more than -- >> because i don't think he will be markedly different other than the bin laden situation. >> hold your thought for a moment because there's more to discuss. rick santorum the is here, we'r live from dubuque, iowa. all of a sudden, rick santorum is third in our new poll. newt gingrich is fourth. much more to discuss when we come back. i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. from looking for your perfect home to finding it. chevy runs deep. for you today ? we gave people right off the street a script and had them read it. no, sorry, i can't help you with that. i'm not authorized to access that transaction. th

fast forward to the green revolution and the government has shut down the internet.means of communication that worked was bluetooth technology as opposed to having to go through a telecommunications provider. i tell you this story now because i think it explains everything, i tell you this because for me it was inspirational. i always thought a particular pedigree a leader had to have and this ship might world. i thought about it every single day at the state department and i still think about it everyday, whether working on illicit networks or how to use technology to address the challenges, and it leaves me feeling inspired because i look at the 52% of the world under the age of 30, and it is the first generation brought up with these technologies and everyone of them is an expert on technology. we need them to be the silo busters of the 21st century. i consider myself lucky that i get to work with a handful of engineers that espouse these ideas and are changing the world with the tools we use every day. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. one of the marks of a lea

this administration was silent during the green revolution in 2009. and they have avoided tougher sanctions that would cripple iran's economy. i have repeatedly called for the sanction of iran's central bank. recently, the u.s. senate vote unanimously to sanction iran's central bank. so now president obama is isolated even from his own party on the iranian question. and here is why. democrats know what we know, current sanctions may have caused "significant discussion" in tehran as vice president biden recently said, but they have not actually stopped progress towards a nuclear weapon. this increasingly leaves us with only two options, a military strike or a nuclear iran. many seem to think that israel can step in and dispense with the iranian treat with through targeted strikes as they did in iraq and syria, taking the pressure off the united states. but iran is a much greater challenge, and israel would face terrible reprisals from tehran and its terrorist proxies. so the military option is not one that israel would take eagerly or lightly, but only

this administration was silent during the green revolution in 2009 and they have avoided tougher sanctionsat would cripple iran's economy. i have repeatedly called for the sanction of iran's central bank and just this last week the united states senate voted unanimously to sanction the iran central bank. as well they should have. [applause] so now president obama is isolated even from his own parties' position when it comes to the iranian question. and here's why. you see, democrats know what we know. that current sanctions may have caused significant discussion in tehran as vice president biden recently said, but they haven't actually stopped processing or working towards producing a nuclear weapon. this increasingly leaves only two options. a military strike or a nuclear iran. many seem to think that israel can step in and dispense with the iranian threat through targeted strikes as they did in iraq and syria, taking the pressure off the united states. but iran is a much greater challenge than that. israel would face terrible repriseles from tehran and its terrorist proxies. so the milit

day used as a mobile devices to organize around political action to the best forward to the green revolution, the government shut down the internet. the only means of communication was the bluetooth technology. it worked. -to-peer -- worked peer-to-peer. i tell you this story because for me it was inspirational. i had always thought of a particular pedigree that a leader had to have. this change it and shook my world. i thought about it every day. i still think about it every day at google ideas, but they're working on that works -- whether working on that works or how to use technology been weak and failed states. i am inspired because a look at the 52% of the world under-30, and they of the first generation brought up with technology. every one of them is an expert in technology. we need them to be the silent- busters. i consider myself lucky that at global i get to be with a handful of engineers who espouse his ideas. thank you. ♪ [applause] >> and thank you. one of the marks of a lee there is one who helps us see things in new ways, which you have done. president of the university of mar

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has already drastically changed its sort of reading colonel gadhafi is green book peoples are now praising the heroes of the revolution but some of the words have changed the system son of a worker has been finding out. it's a new day in the new libya but it starts with an old preacher oh students assemble different classes to see a new flag be hoisted and to sing a new national anthem. that was like the revolution the rich tricolor to him is a flash back to the prison after an era with a few verses tweaked to represent in the action of the country's recent liberation the decades under get out the still evil students were expected to ram rise long passages from his brain book without ever questioning that and it looks like this tradition may continue on this ignoring the dishes while his children are too young to understand the meaning of life the city of the new route wish their anthem of their own ready expected to know it by heart next comes a speech that unambiguous the explains who are the heroes of the new libya the were over the rebels to talk hard to gain freedom they told us to how the had high they told us t

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green mountain boys. he is a vermont hero but when revolution comes he cannot bear the idea of breaking with the monarchy. his family is persecuted. he is thrown into the gulag of the american revolution. that was like siberia. never coming back. he escapes and becomes head of the intelligence network of the british running out of canada and conducting covert negotiations with ethan allen. he is a decent man in an indecent business because it is real skulduggery. i think i portray him -- in many ways, very admirable character. there were others. one of the things i hope our do also is interested americans in french canadians because french canadians including the village are fantastic. they do extraordinary things. i will mention my favorite villain people this french canadian who shows up in three of these wars. he becomes a real bogeyman, a brilliant leader from different tribes but he can do whatever you wants to. they have been responsible for the fort his fate--ford henry massacre. after canada falls to the british he decides to go home and sales and a leaky old ship which catches fire three times al

. >> the automaker's green initiative is growing into an environmental revolution as betty nguyen reportsenvironmentalist. >> the major motivator is to reduce their dependence on petroleum and try to conserve the environment. >> reporter: she leads a groundbreaking effort at ford finding ways to get rid of the oil-based plastics in all of the company's vehicles. about 300 pounds per car. >> what we're trying to do is substitute in things that are more environmental, or we can grow in this country, and put that into the vehicles for all the plastics around you. >> reporter: most other manufacturers are undertaking similar efforts, but ford's biomaterials team may be the most ambitious. the research here is already paying off in a big way. instead of oil from the middle east a lot of the material in ford vehicles like foam used in seat cushions and headrests, is derived from american-grown soybeans. >> it used to be made entirely of petroleum, and now we substitute up to 25% soy oil instead of that petroleum oil. >> reporter: that adds up to over 3 million pounds of soy oil, a boom for the

green bin. there are nearly 30 companies worldwide that are making compostable bags. the industry is growing very fast. there's an incredible revolution happening in the plastics industry going torts bio-based and compostable. we now have more companies coming out with sort of the t-shirt takeout bags. and we've been testing them to see if they will perform like a regular plastic bag with hot take-out food. an we've looked at three so far that do a really good job. so there's definitely that option available for restaurants. >> that's good, thank you. >> thank you. >> for me the operable word is recoverable costs. i can see why people are onboard with it. it is our work in the world right now is to take care of our world. because our businesses can recover these costs, i will be supporting it, thank you. >> and can i just note, related to commissioner riley's comment, this has given birth to a new industry, and that is the alternative bag industry. when we introduced our law in 2006-2007, this was, at best, cottage industry. now you are talking about companies that are merging. small, mind you, in comparison to those that dominate the

who was one of the founders of the green mountain boys, so he's a vermont hero, but when the revolutionnnot bear the idea of breaking with the on around key. his family's persecuted, he's thrown into what i call the gulag of the american revolution which is in connecticut. that was like going to siberia. you weren't coming back. he escapes, and he becomes the head of the intelligence network that the british are running out of canada, and he's conducting these covert negotiations with ethan allen. and as i say at one point in the book, he's a decent man in an indecent business. because this is, you know, it's real skull dug erie. but i think i portray him in a very -- i admire the guy in many ways. i think he was a very admirable character, and there are others. one of the things i hope i do, also, is to restore some interest in the part of americans in the french canadians. because some of these french canadian figures, including the villains, are just fantastic characters. they just, they do extraordinary things. i'll mention my favorite villain who's this french, he's this french-can