a team from greenpeace international and doctors without borders created a peace sign made from more than 3,000 discarded life jackets from refugees. this picture was taken on january 1. the group, posting the image with the caption "safe passage for refugees in 2016." randy: a big new year's resolution for facebook's founder. mark zuckerberg wants to create an artificial intelligence system this year. he says he wants to building a simple a.i. to run his home and help with his work. zuckerberg is known for keeping his resolutions. in 2010, he vowed to learn mandarin and recently gave a 20-minute speech in the language. emily: it's either very disturbing or very clever. an idaho man is raising money with his back hair. mike wolfe has his back shaved to match the month of the year, and then creates a calendar. here the month is january. "calend-hair." some proceeds go to the "gates of hope," a charity through wolfe's church to benefit an orphanage in kenya. that is some surprising growth, that it grows back every month. randy: that's a lot of hair. at least he's keeping it under contr

. >> environmental concerns about spills in the arctic led greenpeace activists aboard the go 0 on c sunrise to owned -- m of >> does not present any threat to safety and security of any person. or property. or the marine environment. and unacceptable risk to the arctic environment. both in russia and globally. >> the first thing we have to do is to stop the hosing, stop the hosing because they're in position, it becomes unstable and may fall 15 meters on the foot of the platform. so we have to stop hosing so we can entertain the situation of the activists. over. we propose you evacuate all personnel because we will start our -- so we think that more people will be injured. >> in the end, russian authorities arrested all 30 members aboard including two independent journalists. and imprisoned them for three months. this group of activists is known as the arctic 30. they were eventually granted pardon and released. >> it was a very strong russian reaction. i think that also was telling us that russia is asserting its sovereignty in the arctic. and people who cross that sovereignty bett

his expertise has been tapped by a wide range of very influential books ranging from greenpeace international to the u.s. air force and his career is interesting and too long to go into the he was army intelligence during the cold war, national security adviser to the new york times, military analyst for nbc news and author or co-author of 11 books and many articles for newspapers and journals. bill is not one to shy away from controversy and drones are definitely controversial right now. every time you turn on the news, talking about drone regulations. and in writing this introduction i went on line, the twitter feed subjects were quite interesting, posts like international police agencies countering growing threats of itts to civilians. another one says the neck air force 757 makes emergency landing in the morning. and it goes on. when it was posted yesterday in orange bookstore, we are including in his list on twitter tweets. only welcome william arkin. >> thank you very much. i am also a vermont resident, spending most of my time in new york city these days. and today it was an annoying d

his expertise has been tapped by a wide range of influential groups ranging from greenpeace international to the u.s. air force. his career is very interesting a way to like to go into. national security adviser to the new york times, military analyst for nbc news, his the author and co-author of 11 bucks and many articles for prestigious newspapers and journals. he is not want to shy away from controversy. drones are definitely controversial right now. every time you turn on the news they're talking about drones and regulations. in writing this introduction i went online and twitter feed subjects were quite interesting. post such as international police agencies, countering growing threats of ied's, another says, aren't marked air force 757 makes emergency landing in des moines. this is what conspiracies are made of. however the one that was posted yesterday was that he's going to be here at our bookstore and we are very cited to be on his list of tweets. without further do please him a welcome william. [applause]. >> thank you very much. i am also a vermont resident. i. >> my time in ne

they came in from greenpeace list of amy: we have a minute, sieve you want to talk about this new journeyre going on across the country. >> absolutely. those are protesting and 300king in their backyard, really proposed in the u.s., if we do that, we will never make a paris climate target. we're taking this film, the let r to supporttou those grassroots actions. we are calling for people. we are making the map of where we are going, what hundred cities around the u.s., offering the film. charge to those communities as a rallying point. please, support the tour on kickstarter, but this is something about galvanizing a movement on the ground. and that has worked. workve seen this activism in new york state. amy: you're an oscar-nominated film maker for "gasland." you believe in a boycott of the oscars the cousin of its lack of diversity? >> i think we have a huge problem. their amazing films that have been made over the last two years by black filmmakers. i support them, of course, and i support all of these things within our system is so makers has to become much more conscious and much mo

a team from greenpeace international and doctors without borders created a peace sign made from more than 3,000 discarded life jackets from refugees. this picture was taken on january 1. the group posting the image with the caption "safe passage for refugees in 2016." randy: a new survey is finding that many pediatricians are not recommending the cancer-preventing h.p.v. vaccine to preteens. that's contributing to low vaccination rates. the survey finds more than a third of doctors are more likely to offer the vaccine to girls and boys who are older than the recommended 11 or 12 years old. most doctors say they think parents will object to the vaccine. emily: next time you go to the supermarket to buy meat, the label won't tell you where it is from. last month, congress repealed a law that required retailers to include the animal's country of origin. lawmakers say the moves comes after the world trade organization repeatedly ruled the labels violated a requirement that canadian and mexican livestock be treated the same as u.s. livestock. randy: an exclusive interview with one of the