human genome project changed the course of medicine giving us a disk with all our genes on it, obama announceed the brain initiative with the europeans. $1 billion, that's billion with a b, not an m, will be devoted to creating a map, map of the brain. just think of it, we will have the genome and the connectome, all the neural connections of the mind on a disk. the short-term goal is to cure mental illness. mental illness has been with us since biblical times, even the bible mentions mental illness. but if we have a connectome and we have the genome on two disks, then in some sense if you die, you live forever. you live forever this some sense because your personality, your memories, your wants and desires are coded inside a disk. so when i was a kid, i was fascinated by telepathy, reading minds, telekinesis, moving objects with the mind. recording memories, uploading memories, photographing a dream. believe it or not to, we can do all of the above. and you will see that in today's slide show. but when i was a kid, i used to try to read people's minds. i tried real hard to move object toes wit

the obama team announceed late friday -- that would be good friday -- that it would yet again delay aision. one reason behind that delay? money. billionaire climate change crusader tom stayer, he pledged to raise $100 million to help democrats keep the senate if candidates support climate change legislation. looks like he got a major return on his investment. another delay. then you have congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz defending the administration's policies. democrats, she says, they've got no worries for the election in november. listen to this. >> you have the republican party who is strangled by the tea party, they are weighed down by republican primaries in which the tea party candidates are the likely winners, and we have countless elections now that democrats have won because the republicans have nominated, treatmentists that their voters reject. >> do you see -- >> that's the advantage we will have going into this election. stuart: okay. the extremists, the tea party, right-wingers, extremists. let's bring in katie pavlich who joins us now. katie, let me go back to the