mehdi, the president talking about abortion. i'm going to read this quote because i don't want to play him saying it. but he basically says this. the baby is born and the mother meets the baby, they wrap the baby beautiful and the doctor and mother determine whether or not they will execute the baby. he is saying that his opponents are literally murdering newborn children as they are taken from the mother. this strikes me as this as the kind of rhetoric that is out past anything conceivably the kind of rhetoric you engage in democratic dispute and something darker. >> much darker. and the fact that he said it before, he always tries out these lines, always at rallies and then he escalates. what's so depressing is other reporters have pointed out, when the rallies happen, we become almost numb both to the calls for violence, the fascistic language, the entire spectacle is fascistic. trump takes a dig at opponents, makes provocative remarks. as you say, it's much darker than that. this is a president who is willing to incite viole

fifty euros a bush which in reality in fact it's in favor of turkey because turkey has three times as mehdi. professional says russia has to this matter as it was the security of the regional security and of course that also could seriously syrian satellite but at this hour to our secrets. so i was forced to reach agreement on that they are working on that very actively evidence of i can assure you this is probably also a little bit russia will be meeting a lottery you know because these are two streets in which we have repeated use of pot so that everybody we hear use cuss into their battle buddy you said that you discussed it today i question is does that mean you've got it that this. has not be deeply about it if that's true it's a problem if that's true why. would that be right for you to address maybe there are problems which would be the political settlement side when you go and you address you there for example the u.s. has recognized we're going to fight as a part of israel. what can you say about that well as you saw last week. you know russia's position was that. we issued a state

his regulator is called mehdi m he told me, the information i receive was neither timely nor accurate. this guy is the prime minister of japan in his own government agency and they were not telling him the truth. so, the experience here is not unique. the minimization started here but it didn't end here but the same playbook was put in place at fukushima and separately at chernobyl. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. [ applause ] >> you have five minutes for any questions you might have. >> we need a microphone i believe . >> i will repeat it . >> we are asking people to use the microphone. >> using your numbers, what would be, based on the release, what would be the closest to the individuals in the area during the release? >> my number, i tried to start with the foundation, what was in the reactor, what leaked into the reactor from the containment and i came up with in excess of 200 million ci. in the industry guy, daniels was in between us before he lowered the numbers but now, my job was to talk about how much got out and other people determined the exposure to individuals.

. >> astra biologist, doug, heads up a nonprofit called mehdi. it stands for messaging extraterrestrial intelligence. >> it is a message written in the language of math and science. >> one message will focus on what we look like. >> the goal to send information rich signals to nearby stars. to evoke a response. >> it may be that civilizations are simply watching, and waiting for us to let them know we want to make contact. >> not everyone agrees, we should go warp speed. >> i don't know i've seen marks -- mars attacks. >> this is a question that scientists themselves are grappling. >> astronomer andrew sees a growing rift among space scientists. >> are we ready to signal for what is out there? that we on earth exist? we barely are getting along with each other, are we ready to get along with aliens? we should have a discussion with the rest of the world. before scientists decide on their own to do this. >> as for frank, he does not believe we need a new message. >> the et's already know we are here. >> there are receiving our tv signals. it is to

correspondent reporting live from the sudanese capital khartoum well here in the studio with me is walid mehdi the he's founder and president of sudan policy forum and these are obviously quite tricky negotiations it's a profound set of negotiations that are underway. what do you think about the way this assortment of opposition associations and parties is how they're forming themselves in order to deal with this military council. i genuinely believe that they do have a serious challenge for saw many years almost three decades they have been acting as political activist and they have come has come for them to prove that they are professional politicians because now it's about politics it's even more it's about adopting a policy oriented reform so rather than just attempting to score against the military council they need to be proactive and give somebody who concrete suggestions like for instance nominating somebody who could be an independent interim prime minister who they manage to do that can only do that they haven't yet decided upon the criteria needless to say decided upon the paramount