. >> they are now found routinely in stream samples a as well as well samples across the uniteded states.. >> if it's going to a affect everything from honeybees to earthworms, uh, that is s serios inin and of itself. >> neonicotinoids are among the most widely used pesticides in the world. they bring in billions in profits for the companies that make them. but now, growing evidence shows that these insecticides are not only killing target pests, they are killing many beneficial species and destroyoying the bae of the food cha. . this h hahappened before. are they the new ddt? >> we don't want to have an insecticide that kills things it shouldn't. >> we've been somehow railroaded by agrochemical companies into relying entirely on their products. >> and i think we e should be really concerned. >> it began with honeybees.. in 2006, large numbers of worker bees began to abruptly disappear from honeybee colonies. sisince then, beekeepers have bn lolosing 30% or r more of theirr hives annually, losses that t ae higher than normal. this phenomenon came to be called colony collapse disorder. ne

thehere is really anything unique about the way in whicich primarily muslim americs and others in the uniteded stats hahave been targeted with this kind of persecution. as alluded to earlier tonight, the history of the united states is one that has a continuous stream of minority groups who have been targeted landscape goaded and victimized by abususs of power, african-americans being ththe most commoand consistent example, but other groups as well, whether immigrantsts or accuse communiss were japanese-americans during world war ii have been similarly targeted based on the knowledge that these marginalized minority groups that the government can seize power without anyone much caring about it. the air is an argument that the muslims are the latest in this continuum, the cururrent exampme that hasas replaced communists d other groups as this favorite group from the u.s. govovernment to target and demonize to justify abuses of power. there is an argugument that one should look atat it that way.. i actually think there are some unique attributes about this persecution that distinguish it from th

the uniteded mine workers put their ifes on the line hard won victory helped strengthen the movementnwide. and unions, but countless workers have benefited in all kinds of industries. there is no question that the workers of appalachia made america more prosperous and more secure. that legacy should be honored. is a rich chapter in our history, but as a debt. we all must -- always should strive to repay. i know that for a lot of people in this region these words may sound nice. but it's not so easy to believe them. you've had a lot of politicians make a lot of promises to you over the years. that they couldn't keep. i'm not going to do that. if i can promise you that have the honor of serving as president, i will fight for you and your families every day, whether you vote for me or not. , i will your partner be your partner and i will not for one minute give up on appalachia. not in your workers, your children, your retirees. some of you may be wondering, how can i say all of this? because in ohio during the sounded like i said something differently about coal miner jobs. plainly i m

engaging in unlawful lobbying to of unitede waters states regulation. the government of accountability office under administrator mccarthy unleashed an illegal propaganda campaign in order to force standing down for the american people. clear that there was a covert agenda to reach a deal at any cost that was driven more by the optics of diplomacy and legacy. what are the dangers of such a narrative driven approach to policymaking? mr. rubin: when one constitutes -- the cost is often paid with blood. iran has not become less of a terrorist sponsor. if we just take the $50 billion figure, that is 10 times the budget of the iranian core. take the ability to designate state sponsors of terrorists out of the hands of the state department and put it in independent commission so it does not become a political football. >> this behavior has become the status quo for an obama administration which is lately disregarded the law and the american people. it is a dangerous president and needs to be stopped by congress. thank you. >> we will now recognize the gentle

that has not prevented the the unitedes -- states or even the president of the united states -- fromsing concerns about situations in which the turkish government does not seem sufficiently committed to protecting the basic universal human rights of their people. by the way, in shrines in the turkish constitution. these are rights that the united states advocates for around the not hesitatedo raising concerns, even when those concerns and volvo the actions of a government with which the united states has an important alliance. and that will continue. even as turkey works through political disputes, through this political turmoil, the united states will continue to stand by our ally. we will continue to work with them to carry out a military campaign against isil. and we are not going to hesitate to publicly and privately encourage them to live up to the rined in thensh turkish constitution. jeff? >> [indiscernible] about nuclear successes boosting economic development. do you take that seriously? secretary ernest: the administration is obviously aware of developments in north korea.

the knowledge panels are written particularly in the uniteded states with the help of our health partners because that's not what we do. so whenever we get the opportunity to get a message from these amazing individuals or we will put it on our health panels. as we're here i think about the memo that i was going to send. it's not what i say, it's what i do after i leave, to talks to talks about more proactive things that people can do in the united states and in particular may be involving some more less traditional media outlets to get some of this conversation going. >> just had, one of the things that would help in areas where there is a lot of circulation like puerto rico is installing screens. all the schools are clinics that need these screens, we start to do that math and figure out what that's going to take its humongous effort. community volunteer and engagement may help. there are some private-sectorhu companies sort of helping think through their product availability. there is involvement of governments but i do think there is some community efforts if yoe want to clean up apar