in the sand and say everything is all right when it's not - that is foolish. >> we talked to patrick michaels institute, who has a bit of press for his belief that the federal government has no business mitigating climate change. >> i think he's just wrong about that. obviously i strongly disagree. it's a little like the arguments that used to go on about tobacco smoking and cancer where for years there were people who disputed that smoking is implicated in lung cancer. the fact is in modern societies there's a lot of activities that people might want to undertake, that are regulated by the government because it's in society's interests to minimise the damage from those activities. it's true of smoking and climate change >>> coming up... ..while politicians argue the merits of climate change miami beach can't wait. >> that bay is not republican it's not democrat it knows no limits. about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >>> miami beach florida. >> the whole planet comes here to have fun. >> this is an unbelievable pla

. >> what is also interesting, michael patrick, long time bear in the stock.aid for q2 he expects up side because the next season of orange is the new black is out. >> up 30% year to date. a level that dan likes to talk about, golden crass happened early march. it does seem to be running out of short-term momentum here. i would be hesitant to rush in now. i think longer term it is still streaming. >> deal talk in the drug space. mylan propose to go buy perrigo. meg joins us on set with more. meg, good to see you. mylan seems to need to buy. >> that's what a lot of people are saying, whether it's a place of need or opportunity. stock went up a lot. shareholders clearly continue to award buying. so it's interesting here about perrigo and mylan. maybe they don't make so much sense. they both sell generic drugs. but what perrigo is big in is over the counter health product that you see in walmart or walgreen's. they make the generic over the counter versions. there's another interesting angle. a lot of analysts were saying did mylan get some kind of offer? there w

patrick. >> that's beautiful. >> they're the parents of michael, who wants to make a big announcement.ike they just made mom a really nice gift. >> you have to open this card and -- >> that's beautiful. i'll read it later. >> michael hands them a card. >> just trying to make the surprise. >> no no i'm just -- c'mon, guys. >> no no sit down. >> i want to read this first. >> i worked all day, and it's like i don't really like quiche. >> i want to enjoy this quiche. everybody sit down. >> i cooked for today -- >> read the card for daddy. >> the give you deserve is right under your noses. once mother and father you were special to me but now you have a new job as the two become three. [ screaming ] >> she's happy. >> michael is the only son, so obviously the grandkid is a big deal. >> i'm so happy for you. >> attaboy. >> i'm so happy for you. >> all right, all right, all right, let's sit down and have some of these quiche. >> holy moly. >>> that's it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair o

up next, michael gorman who talks about richmond in 1865 and what historians can learn from period photographs. his talk is just under an hour. >> all right. thank you, patrick. our next speaker is michael gorman. michael was here four or five years ago, did a great presentation with some amazing photographs. you'll see some more of those here today. michael grew up in richmond attended vcu and vmi. has been a permanent ranger and historian at richmond national battle park since 2003. if you have not seen his website, you really need to go and look at that website. i tell my students there's so much junk online and garbage online in terms of scholarly sources. this is about one of the best websites related to the civil war i've ever seen. i did an article on civil war hospitals in richmond a number of years ago and got a lot of good stuff from mike's website, so go see that. mike served aztecs technical adviser for the movie "free state of jones, jones," which is going to be coming out next year with matthew mcconaughey. he has recently in addition to the article in "sentinel magazine," their new issue is completely an article by michael on lincoln's visit t

up next, michael gorman who talks about richmond in 1865 and what historians can learn from period photographs. his talk is just under an hour. >> all right. thank you, patrick. our next speaker is michael gorman. michael was here four or five years ago, did a great presentation with some amazing photographs. you'll see some more of those here today. michael grew up in richmond attended vcu and vmi. has been a permanent ranger and historian at richmond national battle park since 2003. if you have not seen his website, you really need to go and look at that website. i tell my students there's so much junk online and garbage online in terms of scholarly sources. this is about one of the best websites related to the civil war i've ever seen. i did an article on civil war hospitals in richmond a number of years ago and got a lot of good stuff from mike's website, so go see that. mike served aztecs technical adviser for the movie "free state of jones, jones," which is going to be coming out next year with matthew mcconaughey. he has recently in addition to the article in "sentinel magazine," their new issue is completely an article by michael on lincoln's visit t

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patrick (clapping). rose marie (clapping) gary (clapping) there's gary michael >> winston (clapping) sorry winston. (clapping.) >> now (clapping) kit (clapping) emmanuel (clapping) marseille (clapping) thank you, everyone all right. >> (clapping) photo op. >> ready everyone here congratulations >> i will call this meeting on thursday april 9, 2015 to order, the transbay joint powers authority. [inaudible]. i want to

[laughter] michael rogers: patrick, where are you? patrick i apologize. , that is not one i will go into. [laughter] michael rogers: i will try shawn now. so this is from sean. are you there? all the way in the back. do you pronounce your last them correctly? lingas? i apologize. how specifically will the nsa contribute intelligence to the nations cyber threat center? the cyber threat intelligence center is designed to act, if you will, as a kind of central analytic hub that has been generated across the federal government and the structure. the kind of act, if you will, as a one stop shop much as the , national counterterrorism center has overall responsibility for bringing together all the efforts of the intelligence community and the counterterrorism set. ctic will do the same thing. as a u.s. cyber command, i will be one of the primary beneficiaries, if you will of ctic's output, which is a positive. justin duncan, are you here? is there any effort underway to leverage clear and retiring or exiting military members to act as trust

i read the article that patrick was referring to in the virginia historical society magazine. finished it last night. michael gorman: what did you think? >> i loved it. absolutely loved it. michael gorman: did you get your check? >> not yet. i heard you say it was in the mail. my question is, you were talking about lincoln coming into the city. the difficulties they had trying to find a place for him to land. so you indicated they came into a sand barge. now from the pictures we just saw, was that sand barge in any of those pictures? michael gorman: she is referring to when lincoln and his entourage were coming to the city, nobody knew where to go or land. so they eventually put him in a sand barge, which is the most humble thing you can imagine a president coming in. it is photographed. i did not included in the show which i'm kicking myself for. as you can see, there are only so many i could focus on. when i get off the stage, track me down and i will show you the image. it is literally just a sand bar. it does help you understand that when he landed, nobody saw him. and then every buddy saw him. any other

michael keaton did not win best actor but he did win the award for "outstanding performance in going through ten packs of juicy fruit." [ applause ] chewing it up. here's another one. neil patrickris won the award for "best performance by a tube sock." >> steve: aww, always good. >> jimmy: that's a rare award. that's a rare award. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and finally, john travolta won the award for "best impression of a guy on ecstasy at an awards show." there you go. [ cheers and applause ] this is pretty incredible. i just heard about the world's oldest living set of twins. were both 103 years old and live next door to each other in the u.k. then, queen elizabeth said, "and you have to buy me a drink if you want to see them." [ laughter ] >> steve: what? what! what! >> jimmy: she was making a a joke. >> steve: oh, she was just teasing. apparently, she was teasing. >> jimmy: speaking of the royal family, i saw that prince charles will meet president obama next month. the two don't get to meet often. mainly because they can hear each other pretty well from their own countries. [ laughter ] "did you just say something?" "nope, i wasn't talking to you.