and securing the survival of them ebs black rhinos -- namibia's black rhinos. believe it or not, your hair and fingernails have a lot in common with rhino horns. they all contain the protein keratin. the differences, rhino horns are sought after, specifically for this substance. many people believe that keratin has healing properties that can improve fertility, for instance. 2013 saw a new peak with an estimated rhinos killed -- 100 50,000 rhinos killed in africa alone. the rhino populations have shrunk. the original habitat, there has been an effort led to repopulate. in some places they are already extinct. the black rhinos of namibia narrowly escaped extinction, largely due to businesses who help them escape this lucrative business without even touching them. >> it shortly before sunrise in the namibia desert, but these men are ready to break camp. they are rangers with the save the rhino trust. the men want to set off as early as possible, because temperatures will soon climb to over 40 degrees celsius. the group will be spending three weeks in the wilderne

the fear is unless the trade in rhino horn is stopped the rican rhino will soon face extinction. sue lloyd roberts, hanoi. >> we end tonight with a story not from the history books but today it is africa that is spreading the gospel to the united states. the redeemed christian church of gods started in nigeria and is spreading fast here in america. >> it is sunday in the quiet boston suburbs of melrose but the congregation of the christian church of god is alive with song and prayer. born in nigeria the church opened up its first american parish in detroit in 1992. their goal a church within a 10-minute drive of every ommunity on the continent. god is not african. god is not american. he is god. >> one of the few american born members of the church. she grew up methodist but hasn't been to church of any kind in a while. a nigerian friend brought her to this congregation. >> i always wanted to come to a church where everybody was happy and singing and praising god. when i came to this church it was like it was meant to be. i always felt god was here and i told my friends that. >>

31,000 rhinos and elephants died last year for their horns and ivory. gangs use timber and other materials to disguise their halls. u.s. customs and border patrol sent us these photos of what was pulled out of luggage. the federal government seized more than six tons of ivory and then in november crushed it to pebbles. >> we did it to send the message to the world. >> reporter: ash wants museums and private centers to treat it the same way as they would precious art. >> we watch all of our rare objects. >> reporter: what about henry whose giant tusks seem so easy to access? the museum's director says don't even bother. >> the tusks are made out of fiberglass. our ivory tusks are behind glass and alarmed and safe and no fear our ivory will be stolen. >> reporter: in washington, tisha thompson. >> u.s. fish and wild life wants congress to change laws to include animal trafficking for organized crime. >>> next at 11:00 customers forced into a vault as robbers took over a local bank. we will have the surveillance video. >>> plus count down to the >>> p[ mal

nobody knows if it's possible in the rhino, but if it could be done in the mouse, why not the rhino. reporter: the hope is to transform stem cells from the white rhino into egg and sperm cells to create the white rhino. >> the surrogate would be southern white rhinos which are plentiful and we have reproducing here. >> so good to see. >> you good to see you? >> you flew in all the way for this appearance. >> i sure did. >> love the white ryan mo rhino. just a beautiful animal. how many are still around? >> it's an incredible species, and folks at san diego zoo adore it and work hard to protect it. the reason why there are only seven left in the wir entire wo, and only four are young enough to reproduce. it comes down to the four we do have left. they're too closely related to breed. it would result in inbreeding. but when you look at th the fron zoo they have cells that are distant relations. >> i'm seeing the movie "jurassic park" in my head. is this even remotely possible? >> it is remotely possible. we talked about that in the episode. if it is extinct, do we bring it back? should

however, this thing with the rhino which i've heard about, that's not only bad timing, not when the rhinos on the vernal of extinction. the poaching of the rhino is beyond out of sight right now. it's beyond uncontrollable. the rhino horn is fetching over $200,000. when i first went there 4,000. that's apples and oranges. they're talking about hunting is one thing. he can say what he wants to, your friend there. because some hunters have provided millions, tens of millions of dollars in africa for conservation. that's not the case in some countries today. a lot of african countries are as corrupt as anything you can be. the money that some of these hunters are paying doesn't go one dime to the conservation of any animal over there. the hunters in the right countries where animals have to be culled that's up to the hunter and the country if it's a legal thing. this thing with the giraffe has nothing to do with that whatsoever. >> the only link i was making, jack, was that it seemed to me a kind of similar argument, which is the reason we have to do this is because the black rhino is redund

. >> reporter: and dozens of museums have been hit by organized gangs stealing rhino horns. and a display case shattered in south africa, and in ireland, they tried to hide theirs by putting them in storage, but the thieves got them anyway. >> and what we are seeing now is large sophisticated and syndicated criminal networks. >> reporter: this is the director of the national fish and wildlife service. he says that in d.c., expert perts are warning that the city could be next. the two animal tusks were given to the museum from ethiopia, and he says that the one tusk could go for as much as $500 an ounce on the black market. >>> and having a rhino on the premise. >> reporter: and having a large rhino like this one is worth as much as half a million. >> and if you think about it f a rhino horn is worth more than the weight in gold, it is like stealing a gold bar. and people have been marketing this as a cure-all and wonder drug, and you can go to a party, and have a rhino cocktail. >> reporter: they say that more than 31,000 elephants and rhinos died for the ivory. it is illega

to work to unseat rhino number one, lindsey graham in this next election. thank you. that will make a statement. we have gotten smart. and you have friends in the sisters inhers and different states are going to be coming and help you unseat senator graham. thank you. >> i would only quibble with one saying. the government doesn't pick winners and losers. expense losers at the of winners. it hasn't picked a winner yet, and the founding fathers did not make the federal government of venture capital firm.

there's a real commonnalty of purpose to coordinate efforts and save the elephant and rhino in africa and reduce demand from those asian economies. >> particularly in terms of coordinating everyone's efforts, one of the long standing problems traditionally has been reconciling the interests of the so-called range states with those of the so-called destination states, particularly with corruption going up to the highest levels of both fronts with so much money involved. are they seeing eye to eye those ranges of states across the spectrum? >> it's clear we're moving from talk to action and both the range states and those that have demands of these products are working together collectively to try and ensure that we find solutions to those problems. there's been significant progress made at this conference. governments have committed to continue to commercial prohibition on elephant exports, but also going further has been the case in the past by making sure that that will continue until the elephants are no longer under threat from poaching, also to put in place an elephant protection

they just came back from conducting field tests in kenya where they used drones to protect rhinos fromt of poachers. so tell me how this field test worked out for you guys. you sent three people to kenya. >> we did for two weeks leading up to christmas. it turned out really well. there were a lot of thing we wanted to get out of it in terms of testing a few different vehicles. we deployed three different aircraft there, a mixed of fixed wing as well as flying wing aircraft. >> tell me how it works. you use digital imagining, thermal images. how do you track them? >> we flew during the day with zoom cameras as well as flying at night. during the nighttime operations it's thermal imagining and we used fixed cameras and gimmable cameras and you can fly to an area and survey it and we were able to locate people on the ground as well as animals. >> elephants don't pay much but i wonder what you take away from this? it's wonderful you are doing this but beyond that? >> we said what are some of the applications we want to see happen. anti-poaching was one we wrote down. we thought what are so

during a 2012 investigation into rhino poaching i saw the appalling results for myself. >> there it is. >> i met poachers and the families of dead poachers, villagers for whom a few hup dread dollars is a fortune. i was told that the middlemen, cross-border traders and officials could earn more than that. the true value of the horn is in the markets of asia, where it's claimed to have miracle medicinal properties. >> ryan o'horn has the -- rhino horn has the same chemical make-up as a finger nail. where to start? security and law enforcement or regulated forms of strayed or awareness and education campaign in places where the body parts end up. for a number of species survival depends on a solution. >> while in kenya, park rangers came up with a novel way to protect lions. the big cats in nairobi national parks will be fitted with colours, alerting when they wander out of the park, hopefully to stop herds men tracking and killing them. >> mexican police has seized guns and rocket launches. the hall from a cartel liberated from the knights templar. adam raney reports. >> one of mexico's

but the retentive christiane i rebelled it to the rhino madrid site could be spent on six of decreasing links to this day. the striker was suspended for three months is up to being sent off during a wild one draw with athletic bilbao of the air in february i'm defintely think the cyclists from around the world have taken hostage in effect strained downhill race the red bull filed friday so the twelfth edition of the rights to write this the money in pensacola switching between jumps as operating and the popsicles as they raced to the sixty cent of lee. amy and slight cyclists but i talked to the waiting two hours twenty eight minutes six seconds not only taking the stairs when a cuddle me and mom that opened yet. i do. each. you have is currently recovering from some of that when storms and flooding in it. as the kind of changes in sea levels rise and still have to become stronger and less predictable. china expects the team. this is likely to beat in increasing its members. such is the u s diplomat in southern england have been munching changes to beaches and its own cools coastline fo

they are now in the trade of ivory and rhino horn.ot of this -- these funds actually benefit these car tells which are outside the -- cartels which are outside the continent. and some of the funds go on the hands of terrorist groups. the house of representatives, ed royce has gone over -- gone after with great vigor joseph coney. an al qaeda affiliate. these groups greatly supporting themselves on illegal ivory right now. so it's not just an emotional thing. doug and my conservative friends. this has national security ramifications in the united states. it's destabilizing governments and compromising the economies of local people and it's actually funding enemies of the united states. so we have to do something. and we have to do something dramatic right now until we're in control again. host: let's go to mike waiting in gillette, wyoming, on our line for republicans. good morning. you're on with david barron. caller: yeah, i would like to comment, i guess, that i read a couple months ago that was it somewhere in colorado they ground

rhino horn has the same chemical make-up as human fingernails. so where to start.h regulated forms of trade tore awareness and regulation campaign in places where the body parts end up. for a number, survival depends on a solution. the illegal trade in wildlife is a vast criminal enterprise ranked in size after drugs and people trafficking and the illegal arms trade. a little while ago i spoke to mary rice, the deputy director of an ngo involved in investigating wildlife crime. mary, you described this as a watershed moment. some of them facing the prospect of extinction. why do you think this is a turning point. >> wildlife crime has been an issue. there's a lot of organizations trying to raise the issue. the fact that we had a meeting here, shows that for now, or finally, we are seeing real meaningful support and recognition of the issue. >> do you think they are the world leaders or political leaders here, taking the issue seriously. finally. >> the fact that we are having the meeting in london, it's hosted by the royal foundation and the u.k. government, and we

in the past, they simulated a runaway rhino and a tiger. hmm. tiger? rhino? runaway?l every two years. i don't know how effective it is. >> okay. >>> it is time for a look ahead and a look back. jay leno leaves the tonight show after 22 year and 4,610 shows. wow. the most ever. leno will be succeeded by jimmy fallon. >>> on this day in 1985, president ronald reagan's state of the union address included the reagan doctrine, supporting international freedom fighters as covered by nbc news. >> tonight, we declare anew to our fellow citizens of the world, freedom is not the sole prerogative of the chosen few. it is the universal right of all god's children. >> this was also president reagan's birthday, born on february 6th, 1911. >>> and celebrating birthdays today, gunsen rosses singer axle rose is 52. natalie cole turns 64. and our own nbc news tom brokaw is 74. happy birthday to all. >>> keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm alex witt. have a great day, everyone. >>> here is a welcome sight. heavy rain falling across the bay area. this is just the beginni

. >> they're in santa barbara at the spearment rhino. she had a private room.ded to get loose. >> those four chicks are touching each other and they're watching it all happen. >> you can tell she's loaded because she has the wide eyes, you know what i'm saying? like woo-hoo! >>clay aiken is running for congress. way! >> yeah. > maybe we can ignite the country.round the congress. >> round up the claymates, it's happening in north carolina. >> good luck with that. >> the sequel that we can actually all appreciate.

here's abc news reporter rhino rhino -- -- this train dropped, but not before hitting a woman.ducer as first responders rush to her rescue. according to police the police say she was using her phone and texting. others say she may have been feeling diszy and fell on to the tracks. authorities failed to comment. but as they tried to piece together what really happened, it to could highlight what police say is a growing danger, texting while walking. pedestrian aren't watching while they are walking. >> the number of phone injuries has doubled in the last years, even exceeding the injuries among drivers using mobile phones. another study shows how hard it is to walk in a straight line while focused only on your phone. for us who claim we can do both. some said that might be a stretch. >> you were texting. do you feel like you are a little distracted when you do it? >> definitely. >> president obama is continuing his visit to our state this morning, combining business with pleasure. yesterday he played golf at the sunny lands retreat in rancho mirage. the president also signed two

there only two rhinos left. but they are inbred. you can take one that is more genetic distinct and reproduced them. >> today? >> soon. they are working on it. down the road. >> yeah. >> they do think technology will get there. they just hope it gets there in time to save the species. >> this is jurassic park like, yes? >> yes. that is one of the other things we talked about, the idea of deextinction. if something goes extinct, can we bring it back and should we bring it back? >> unfortunately i don't know if we will bring things like dinosaurs. d.n.a. degreeds over time but maybe a wooly mammoth. >> also on the show you talk about tornadoes as well? >> yes. a fluid dynamasis. i thought she had way too much fun. it was amazing stuff and talking about the technology that will keep us safer against a giant tornado coming your way. phil torres, thank you very much. and you can watch the latest episode of techknow. coming up tonight on al jazeera at 11:00 eastern investigating assaults on campus. dozens of alleged victims claim they are

destroyed three tons of confiscated ivory as it to send a message that it will not tolerate elephant and rhino poaching. the ivory trade was banned worldwide in 1990, but more recently, laws have been relaxed to allow some limited sales. now environmental groups want other countries to all of the french example. >> this warehouse in paris is an elephant graveyard. each item is all that remains of a victim of the bloody ivory trade. french authorities have seized 17 times over the last 25 years. part, the ivory goinging from africa been towards asia. france is particular because we have a very strong policy against ivory trafficking. the regulations treat ivory trafficking the same as drug trafficking. >> france will no longer be stockpiling the ivory it confiscates. the change in policy is to make cannot maketraband its way back onto the market. >> we have decided to strengthen all our trafficking fines, also to systematically destroy our ivory stocks, to show traffickers that we will not ease up on them. >> environmental lobby groups have raised the action and are urging other eu countries to

the rhino on the inside to endorse its planning scheme one communists. they want to know just how can i do love can be and to now princess christine consignment on the corruption scandal surrounding her husband in young people into diary. now she's being called to testify in court on the island for you. this is a historic moment for spain. never before has a member of the royal family to testify in court like a normal citizen. i do not know. not included. we'll try to ease don't use of common and easy to accommodate east european court. the capital in the eye when spain's wheel family often stands and some honey taste. may your khakis course and when her husband keith and eckstein and run the operations they sensed my suspicions. mikey me anything hiding place to begin seen these convention hotel to meet the practice test on tuesday on profit taking coming into racing and sports as its president he continued his inherent in funding until the twenty theoretically it was the concept. but experts say it wasn't worth one point two million euros the form of c

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no one kilogram of rhino farm now will cost sixty thousand dollars the chorus makes this very attractive for poachers looking for quick cash and dismayed that rate it very difficult to tackle on thursday the uk government will host a conference aimed at eradicating it leaders from around fifty countries including china are expected to attend some of the national park in kenya at one point thirty five thousand innocent lives here there are about total size changi prison trying to find out the exact number from the air. that way they can figure out how many more lessons to be installed to my pitches. the international trade in ivory has been banned since nineteen eighty nine. yet he continues to thrive. making pictures like these commonplace. it is copper tasks of the elephants kids leaving just the corpses behind. ivory is worth more than gold on the black market last year lost rtc is to record amounts of forty tons the problem with illegal wildlife trafficking is that it's seen as less important less threatening than things like drug trafficking arms trafficking human trafficking and is

a working group headed by the minister of industry in the technologies satc can show a rhino monte us the delegation visited the scientific center of anti effective drugs recently this modern research laboratory was accredited by the german federal office according to the good laboratory practice standards. this european standard confirms high quality research in the field of drug development currently the center scaring up third phase of clinical trials of the new drug against tuberculosis. it is the official residence of the two thousand fourteen is a very important year for nationalization. so it is the last one in the first five years and at the same time the transition to a second five year period therefore it is important to hold all scheduled events to implement all planned projects. the mock the pharmaceutical factory named nobel has completed the relations of production according to international standards as a part of industrialization map in two thousand lemon things to turkish investment the factory manage to open two new workshops increase its capacity by fifty percent in

rhino virus, a cause of the common cold, was found on 63% of gym equipment. weights are the worst.if i needed another excuse not to go to the gym. back with more of "consider this". nd join the conversation online @ajamstream.

these rhino sized creatures are amazing promotional ideas to mark the launch of his new series.fted them out of wooden spikes and fake fur. they can be kind of friendly. don, did you know i actually had a hedge hog as a pet when we lived in somalia. we had wild strange pets when we lived in somalia and that was one of them and it was very cute. and it was not even named. it just kind of furried around the house. >> different. bigger than life-sized creatures. >> it didn't have a name. all right. if it did, my sister was conveniently forgotten. >> tweet me. >> good to see you. figure out what we should

tide and i think in 10 years, we can look back and say we saved the elephants and the rhino and now we can look at different economic models that might ustain them for a longer term. host: janice, good morning., i wanted to janice, on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: what i have to say, as a member -- host: go ahead, janice. in a countryperson where the buffalo no longer run, how can you stop people from farming and fishing off their land and people who do not have a penny in their pocket who have to feed children? i don't like to tell you this, but i fear that the buffalo and the elephants and everybody else is going to be just at a stockade sooner or later. you can protect our borders and you can make all the laws you want, but a man who wants to feed his family is going to cut whether we like it or not, and we have done the same thing in this country. thank you. host: david barron, go ahead. guest: listen, i understand the point she is trying to make, and there is truth to it, but the issue here is that these wild animals are the natural heritage of these people the s

. >> they're in santa barbara at the spearment rhino. she had a private room. those four chicks are touching each other and they're watching it all happen. >> you can tell she's loaded because she has the wide eyes, you know what i'm saying? like woo-hoo! >>clay aiken is running for congress. way! >> yeah. > maybe we can ignite the change

rhinos are dying too, for horn worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. where it's believed to have miracle medical properties, but in truth, it has none. tigers, gorillas, turtles and leopards are also under threat. >> the illegal trade is a vast criminal enterprise that ranks alongside the trafficking of drugs, weapons and huen mas. here is nations effected and involved would agree among other things to step up law enforcement so that poaching and the illegal trade is treated as serious organized crimes so that the criminals involved can can no longer act within impunity. but as the head of the program, former prime minister explained there is no one size fits all solution. it is very very tough, because you have to deal with the supply and the demand end. the demand end is the hardest to deal with. >> campaigners have long waited opinion concerted action targeting the trade, the london conference is only a start. >> it just a reminder there are ordinary people who really do care. and to remind them why they are here. >> no less, than the survival of a

a five state e coli outbreak linked to free cheese from costco and rhino viruses found on the gym equipment and weights are the worst. as if i needed another excuse notes to go to the gym. coming up, the backlash to binge watching shows like house of cards. there is a legitimate complaint? >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america . >> president obama does it and millions do it, and you probably do it. if everyone does it is that bad. we are talking about binge watching. netflix making the house of cards available at once and people watching all of the episodes and some are worried it is a new kind of addiction. is that much ado about nothing. we are joined from california and he's a senior consultant, and his work appeared in salons and slate and on the huffington post. alex, nice to have you on the show. this is happening more and more often because we can, and in the old days if you didn't catch the show

. >> rhino virus was found on 63% of gym equipment. weights were the worst.if i needed another excuse not to go to the gym. >> coming up, the backlash for binge watching shows like "house of cards." are binge watchers being contrarium or do they have a legitimate complaint. >> president obama does it, millions of americans do it. you probably do it. so if everyone does it, can it be that bad? we are talking about binge watching. this past weekend netflix made the new season of "house of cards" available at once, and a lot of people spent the past few days watching every episode. some are worried that bij watching is an -- binge watching is a new addiction. >> alex soo-jung kim pang joins us from mountain view california, a strategic consultant the senior business inslight. he is the author of "the distraction addiction," getting the information you need and the communication you want without enraging your family, annoying your colleagues and destroying your sole. >> this is happening more and more often because we can. in the cold days if you didn't catch a t

. >> that was rhino wins reporting >> president obama is continuing his visit to our state this morningg business with pleasure. yesterday he played golf at the sunnylands retreat in rancho mirage. the president also signed two pieces of legislation. one lifting the federal debt limit and the other restores costs of living benefits for military retirees. on friday president obama announced a multimillion-dollar initiative to help california farmers affected by the drought. he returns to washington tomorrow. >>> people focused on raising oakland's minimum wage are gathering signatures to try to put the issue on the ballot. yesterday the lift-up-oakland coalition was among the groups hitting the pavement at the fruitvale bart station. they told potential supporters they feel the current eight dollars an hour minimum wage just doesn't cut it. >> it's just not enough for a working family to survive on. they can't make ends meet and they can't food food on the table or clothes on their kids' back. $12.25 is a good start for getting toward self sustainability for families and they can take ca

charles and his son, prince william, released a video encouraging people all around the world to save rhinos, elephant and tigers from poachers. >> we've come together as father and son to lend our voices to the growing global effort to combat the illegal wildlife trade, a trade that has reached such unprecedented levels of killing and related violence that it now poses a grave threat not only to the survival of some of the world's most treasured species but also to economic and political stability in many areas around the world. >> my father and i do share our belief that it is shocking that feet future generations may know a world without these magnificent animals and the habitats upon which they depend. >> prince william is a royal patron of tusk trust. he will deliver a speech at the london conference on the illegal wildlife trade. >>> at the westminster dog show, it was a pure breed that won the pure round. congrats to kelso, first winner at the masters agility championship. he beat out more than 200 other dogs, and it runs through tuesday in new york city's madison square garden. this

but they're sticking to their principles, and they're trying to drive out the rhinos.have to point out they suspended the senate rules to do this, chris. it's really quite amazing. there was no transparency. there is usually the verbal aye and nay. they were using, they were putting their hand up. i think somebody was wiggling their nose as a secret symbol that they supported the bill. it's something we have never seen before. and it's really -- i mean, it's terrible for our democracy on every single level. >> ronald reagan, my fellow progressive, i now put this question to you. is the lesson of the 1950s to the republican party, they should have gone with joe mccarthy, not eisenhower? is that the message, oh, we blew it. we went with eisenhower, the hero that won the war. why didn't we go with joe mccarthy. this is the right way to go. it looks like cruz is mccarthy incarnate. your thoughts. >> ted cruz apparently thinks that somebody has got to rise from the smoking ruins of what is left of the republican party and apparently he feels that that somebody can be him. a

. >> you know how we talk about rhinos, republican in name onlies, i think speaker boehner is a sino,peaker in name only. he does not have control of this very rambunctious caucus. he's essentially kind of handing over the -- not the reigns of government, but the power of the speakership in this situation to the democrats. i think it's a good outcome in the sense that a clean debt ceiling vote is the right thing to do. but it puts him in an increasingly precarious position with this rambunctious crew he's got there. >> that's certainly the case. chris, also separate topic, shifting gears to christie, we're going to watch his remarks that take place this hour. these days you can't escape his problems even when he hits the road. new subpoenas and investigation into helicopter flight records, this is live pictures from chicago at the economic event he's speaking at. is the clock running down on christie's time as head of the rga? >> i think it's telling that the four candidates running for governor, four republican candidates running for governor in illinois, none will be appearing with

democratic transition which you know most people will greet started to feel back in the nineteen eighties rhino once you no timetable was still alive right and then hubby to see the whole process in the last thirty plus years. i think it's been a very complicated process in there and there have been. i think lots of players need to be given credit. of course sample. the changing cool nice to be given credit for of talking about democracy of promoting democratic learning and two when the dpp was formally established. not creating another tiananmen square situation. you know when as happened on the mainland of the leaders of the democratic opposition that came to form the ppp has to be given lots and lots of credit because they initiated the actual process in the nineteen eighties that lid to the transition while they had overcome a lot of opposition they were not necessarily seen as being patriotic. so lots of credit has to be given to them. i think the influence of the philippines the people's movement of people power movement in the philippines the transition into place in south korea was very

topps district was confiscated by three dismayed to discover it elephant and rhino portraits grace likes action wes anderson's the grand budapest hotel opening sixty fourth berlin film festival. well more often i know. on the welcome back are welcome if you just joining us this is the false then gets good debates were looking at how to deal with the wrong course the windshield has two meanings but does the nuclear talks. the same time we saw the start of week the large delegation of french business leaders heads into the wrong the first time since that as an interim deal was signed back in november that strong criticism on wednesday the u s secretary of state saying he put france on notice against it. any embargo violations with us to talk about it. former french ambassador to the wrongful swinney to welcome back welcome back as well to our time on your slimy analyst and attorney joining us out of from mud to buy from abu dhabi that the price of gas by chief columnist in daily newspaper the national and says james kerr check up. who is with the foreign policy initiative in washington wel

roosevelt in the 1920s who said that women in politics or in public roles should grow skin like a rhino an old saying that your critics can be your best friends if you listen to them and learn from them but don't get dragged down by them. >> her comments come as new documents reveal clinton has held a great distrust of the media from before her time as first lady. clinton calls the press complete hypocrites. they say they want the truth, want power to be transparent but in fact they prefer backstage manipulation, barbara bush, nancy reagan and truman. shortly after her husband's 1992 win, hillary can received this advice about dealing with reporters from first lady barbara bush. >> be hair of this crowd. you don't want to have anything to do with them and if you're going to be quoted, say it loud and clear that they are not to be trusted and hillary said to barbara bush, i've already had some experience with that. >> in the white house, the clintons squared off in the press over the firing of white house travel employees. investigations into white house counsel vince foster's suicide. t

neighbors, make the same pledge, and yourur life's fortunes and your sacred honor to work to unseat rhino number one, lindsey graham in this next election. thank you. that will make a statement. we have gotten smart. and you have friends in the sisters inhers and different states are going to be coming and help you unseat senator graham. thank you. >> i would only quibble with one saying. the government doesn't pick winners and losers. expense losers at the of winners. it hasn't picked a winner yet, and the founding fathers did not make the federal government of venture capital firm. now, if we could get the $100 million that karl rove got last time and instead make it a buy in to washington dc, that would be productive. up next is a man i have interacted before with. he is an author. his name is trevor lowder. the enemies within. about thet talk enemies within? great to be here. look, it's great to be back in south carolina, the state that produced jim demint, one of my great heroes. and a state that has produced the people that are about to unseat lindsey graham. it is a very, very wort

introducing the rhino. the one wheeled motorcycle. more impressive is the one wiehl.and ceo. it is a fascinating new product. your 13-year-old daughter said build this for me, daddy. >> it was simply, hey, daddy, i saw this one wheeled motorcycle in a videogame. it was not until we really got the first prototype and build it and tried it out riding and around the city that we discovered what this thing actually was. >> we are looking at video of the vehicle right now. i like four wheels. i am sure this will be impressive for people who use it. i am a little afraid. what is the balance on it like sure mark. >> front to back it bounces like a scooter which is proven to be very reliable and safe. left and right that it steers like a motorcycle. you are just learning how to ride a bike. adam: all electric; right-click right. >> that is right. rechargeable. very users friendly we are opening at 10 miles per hour. adam: how were you pop a with only one wiehl? >> 5300 is our target and retail price right now. adam: i think this would be ideal in a place like new york. what k

the southbound rhino 11 north bound.e reasons why were solidly backed up all the way through downtown san jose. in fact back down to nearly highway 85 a slow coming out of the all called him a valley. with that drive time still nearly 15 minutes. it should be about half that for a normal ride. 26 minutes for the north bound trip. flicking at the bridges. last time we saw the bridges westbound, things were still backed up and they are. not as good as it looks. trust me, five baby is still back up. still have it on the 580 fly over. condescend mateo bridge your westbound lie still pretty good. no stopping go traffic westbound and now things are starting to get a bowl with lighter as we are past the week. and your commute to the golden gate bridge and easy ride in both directions and the drive time and ran has dropped dramatically back down to about 33 minutes from a high of nearly an hour. at looking at your ride to the richmond san rafael bridge no longer a westbound back up. let's first go to james. i want to jump in qui

prince charles and his son prince william released a video encouraging people to save rhinos, elephants and teeingers as poachers. >> we've come together as father and son to lend voices to combat the ilwildlife trade. it now peaces a gave threat not only to the survival of treasured species. >> my father and ashare a belief that it is shocking that future generations may know a world withoutees app malls, and the hab data on which they begin. >> pril ym is a patron of charity touching tough. >> mark morgan is mere with sport and the story of a 9-year-old girl. i thought about the story. i don't remember at age 9 whether i could hold a basketball. i think i was tall. >> you could post people up. >> i still can. i figured that. this girl ban play. we see athletes performing beyond their years. climbing the rankings, soccer prod gees, and you might want to add jayden newman to the list of early achievers. she's nine years old and already is putting points on the board. jessica taff has the story. >> most high school athletes have to make until they are upper class men to make the team. ja

all people have one but hers is extra thick, and it was said all women should develop skin like a rhino. she is decisive when you hear about things she said to the aid and the whitehouse correspondent dinner and used profanity to say she didn't want to think about the effect it would have. and there is law emotion in a way more politicians are careful hiding. we had an aid say she is not as calculated about political comeback. which doesn't mean she is not seeking it, but isn't thinking about the right moment with the right person. >> thanks for being here and thanks to our students from iowa state university and media-com communication for sponsoring the buses. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. here is our primetime line-up: >> we wrap up at 10 p.m. wi with "after wards ". next it is argued that the kill of matthew shepherd was an anti-gay crime but a robbery gone wrong >> let me tell you how we came to be here tonight. as most of you are aware, sorry,igate got cold here. i was the assistant principal at the junior high school and was in the laramie school system for 30 years. and

. >> we started with the rhino label and with the rain.the report did not say that obamacare would get rid of our cost to 2 million jobs, correct? is it said the affordable care act will cost the equivalent of 2 million jobs in that means hours, correct? there will be a reduction in hours. >> we tied -- try to frame this in hours worked but i want to be careful about the word costs. returning to her important distinction between changes in people's work that is forced upon them by their employer saying we can't afford to pay you to work or we can't afford to pay you as many hours and the choice that individual workers will make to their hours. >> the coverage i have i can now choose to reduce its? of that group who is the largest group that you would classify the people who will make that choice. >> there a number of channels through which the affordable care act reduces the incentive to work and thus we think will reduce work hours. some of those are through subsidies, particularly the subsidies for lower-income people but there'll some e

rhinos and apes and animals people are familiar with and we are losing organisms. >> you are sugaringtion of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago which there is a pretty broad scientific consensus was caused by an asteroid impact and that crater produced by going to the earth is off the gulf of mexico. now you will hear scientists say i have heard scientists say that we are the asteroid because of these very radical ways that we are changing the planet. for example, we are changing the atmosphere, we are reporting a lot of carbon monoxide into the atmosphere and changing the climate and it's changing is the chemistry of the oceans. when you dissolve co 2 and water it's a weak acid and drink it in soda but it's an acid so we are changing the chemistry of the ocean as well. >> how do we understand evolution as it corresponds with extinction? >> well, as darwin taught us, evolution and extinction are flip sides of one another but what is happening now, is that extinction is taking place. evolution takes place at the rate of genetic mutation. one of the points i think is important for peopl

in operation rhino the minnesota u.s. attorney's office recruited a man to fight for terrorists in somalia. mohammed was indicted in november 2009 in minnesota and pled guilty in july 2011 to conspiracy to murder, kidnap and maim abroad. this operation is part of an ongoing terrorism investigation. as you know, there has been suicide bombings in somalia, sadly recruiting people out of our somalian community in somalia. we are proud of our community but this did happen. it led to charges against 18 people for aiding al-shabab eight of whom have been convicted, some receiving sentences of up to 20 years in prisons. i ask you, mr. president, why would you pick an office like this not to have a leader for 888 days? through a variety of circumstances, the fact that the a.t.f. job was held up in terms of an appointment and then the fact that this is being held up right now, we still don't have a leader. in addition to terrorism case, the u.s. attorney's office is also responsible for prosecuting major drug crimes. recently the

rhino broner from germany's no to nato movement he says the alliance sees the turmoil in ukraine as an opportunity to expand and that will only result in more destruction as it has in the past you know for me the main point is nato want to enlarge to a crane and i think this is they gave the political social and historical interest like russia like and on the stand a lot of the national reaction but on the other side in such a dangerous situation looking to the history of the end of the nineteenth and looking for the war and jobs you know when no one comes and we engage when we need is really just going to. get a full briefing on the unfolding crisis in ukraine from how it started to how it might and we've got a dedicated online team gathering information as it comes to life available for you twenty four seventh's right now with dot com. i know the rest of the world's top headlines coming your way off to a very short break on audience and. told you my language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports for. the no i will leave the state department comment on yo