professor emeritus of the university of arizona and author of going dark his book presents a prophetic warning about the consequences of a changing climate and it unsustainable the economy that's a heartbeat away from collapse now being skeptical of the sensational prediction i first asked him what evidence he has to back up this claim. the international energy agency is among the most conservative organizations on the planet they're predicting a temperature beyond which we've got humans on the planet by twenty thirty five i'm not sure anybody would choose the international energy agency. for being the sort of conspiracy theorists or trying to promote an agenda that is beyond the pale in fact i've seen probably as conservative in that assessment is that in many of those so you're saying that the earth cannot simply accommodate for billions of people i mean so what's going to happen all these other people and i. i suspect. are a lot like every other organism on the planet you know when they're going to overshoot there is a correction or cry. for most p.c.'s is a crash i don't see it wit

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folks like professor rob williams of the university of arizona school of law, professor bob miller here looking at the doctrine of discovery. and in my first book here looking at the ten worst cases on the dark side of federal indian law. and this scholarship, this body of scholarship has really identified, um, nefarious legal doctrines, internal tensions within our body of law that do render our legal rights vulnerable, ever vulnerable today. and the existence of this unjust side of federal indian law is not questioned in any serious way at this point in history. and i think that our litigators of the past two generations have basically lived with this body of law. we took it as we found it. we tried to emphasize the protective features and coax the courts into applying the most protective features of in the framework -- of this framework. and living with the dark side of it. we never mounted an effort to overturn the dark side of the law, the plessy very ferguson -- plessy v. ferguson type of cases, the dred scott cases that are still the law today in johnson v. mcintosh and that ilk

of these active in two groups because there are over e country. central taxes angel network amid sert angels in arizona, university of maryland.ll about the businesses that exist on the ground. if you are in a big medical device development area, that is what they're doing. we found that it tak five years for a company to make a profit venture firms wait about that amount of time. seven for an ipo. there is a long lead time. u need te willing to sit on monday for a while. >> he can't put your money in and take it out. you get pot orou go public. if you a new to angel investing it is important to keep in mind that the companies that the workout, that typically happens faster than when it does work out. it is important to brace yourself. gerri: not for the faint of heart. gerri: three big sectors. and i keep seeing the new companies coming toarket that is so much -- they get talked about some much. a lot of business on the web. fire was going to do this i am not sure that is aware would go. i know that the nasdaq was on fire, but i would love to do something fundamental. is there something in natural gas, opportunities in busine

this is coming out of the arizona state university. parentally we buy stuff, we're unhappy with it and we wh we complain to the companies, 68% of people up from 6 60% are dissatisfied. they have customer rage. yelling rose to 36% from 25% of the time and cursing is up to 13% from 7%. >> cursing? >> yeah, cursing as well. ghaes the product they most complain about? cable and satellite tv. although i'm told no one is complaining. >> no one has been complaining about "way too early." >> i don't think i had a single complaint since may 13th. not one. >> amazing. >> it is amazing. we appreciate it. steve sedgwick live in london. still ahead on "way too early," is texas looking for a new football coach? latest reports swirling an mack brown. jimmy kimmel. he caught a can't miss local news movement. and lewis, what is he going to look like today? he'll have that and cooler. ♪ ♪ by the end of december, we'll be delivering ♪ ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's

of the central texas angel network. desert angels in arizona. universityall about as you say businesses that exist on the ground. so if you're in a big medical device development area that's what they're doing. >> that's right. gerri: so we found that it takes five years, for a company to make a profit, venture firms wait about that time, or seven years for an ipo there is long lead time for this. you need to be willing to sit on your moneye. for a while? >> w it is illiquid investing. you can't. typically put your money and take it out the way you do aou public stock. you will be in the company until there is liquidity event, an exit you either get bought or go public f you're knew to angel investing keep in mind the companies that don't work out that typically happens faster than when things work out. it is important to brace yourself so to speak. gerri: not for the faint of heart obviously. >> indeed. gerri: three big sectors, software, health care and retail. the companies coming to the marketco get talked about so mu, a lot of dot-com and business on

how glad i am to be in such great company with richard broadhead of duke university, john hennessee of standford and michael-- of arizona state. congratulations to them as well. >> absolutely. thank you. >> woodruff: finally tonight, five leading artists were given their due for a lifetime of achievement last night at the annual kennedy center honors in washington. this year's group: jazz pianist herbie hancock, actress shirley maclaine, opera soprano martina arroyo, singer, songwriter billy joel and a rock star who came to this country as a teenager from mexico. jeffrey brown has our profile of carlos santana. >> brown: since his emergence in the san francisco music scene in the late 1960s, carlos santana has been recognized as one of rock 'n roll's greatest guitarists. ♪ whose latin-infused sounds and rhythms, beginning with the band that bore his name, have produced hit songs and albums that have sold in the millions. his appearance at woodstock helped rocket him to fame and concerts around the world continued to this day. in february, he makes his first concert tour of south africa, part of a long-held interest in t

of ambition. that's a a quote.it arizona state university. ndset, the occupy wall street mindset that was e. embraced by obama this notion t that the government can take u. of you. that you can't do it on your own. >> he has that mind set. the nanny state is good. >>> big name rock stars like bruce spring teen, james taylor and jay-z becoming important to the democratic p . >>> there is no question that the pop music industry is helping the democratic party big time n. the last presidential election bruce springsteen, jay-z, mare i can't carey all either gave money to the democrats or campaigned for the president. the pop world lost some luster in america. radiations are now frag the meanted but still a powerful industry. i talked with tommy matola. wa i want to get insight into the minds of pop performers. you have bruce springsteen, middle class and becomes a big liberal guy. he's a fund-raising guy for the president. he's outspoken. [ applause ] >> i tend to think most of the artists look at things through that lens. >> it did change. a guy

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according to a new report from the arizona state university. so the number ofholds that experienced customer rage saying they were very or extremely upset about the company response when they complained, that has jumped from 60 to 68% since the last survey in 2011. more of us, according to the survey, are expressing that rage by yelling or even cursing at customer service representatives than two years ago. the funny thing here is, chris, when have you ever gotten better customer service after you have just yelled at the customer service representative. >> it doesn't work. it doesn't help. anyway -- >> yeah, i think people get frustrated because they sense these folks are reading off a script, but who wants that job anyway? listening to people complain. mandy drury, thank you. >>> well, this morning the screen actors guild awards announced its nominations. it's the first major awards considered important to oscar momentum. let's just show you the nominations for outstanding performance by a motion picture cast. "12 years a slave." "american hustle," "august osa

i want to thank arizona state university, walter cronkite school of journalism for copresenting the event. c-span for joining us. it will be rebroadcast sometime in the next couple of weeks, and also want to remind everyone skylight local book is here and has plenty of copies. and now our last question. thank you. my name is lisa. i worked for the cnn -- cnbc. we used to joke that someday we would be working for murdoch in media. i'm going end on a larger question, which is do you think that's the case? and the future of objective journalism, as we know it. what is your view on it? i sort of have negative view. i'm hoping you have a more positive view so we can be positive going forward. >> a charge when he came in here to answer the question did murdoch save journalism. you can work that in as well. >> it's interesting. easier for journalism now? no. excellent reporting done at the number of his projects? absolutely. did he do it with philanthropist in so doing publish-minded. lesson that part of the helping to shape the conversation with elite and the public and determine sort of outcom

life the glimpses of the earth and universe approximately >> just incredible to be able to look at that. you're clearly part of a very, very elite club. i remember being out in arizonand looking up, actually utah look up and see the space station which was circling around the earth. mike, happy christmas. thanks so much for joining us. >> likewise, a pleasure. thanks for having me. >> take care. >>> well deadly viles erupted between israel egypt's and palestinians in gaza. israel launched air strikes in retaliation for the deadly shooting of a civilian. hamas sources say a 4-year-old girl was killed and three her relatives injured. >>> u.s. marines on alert to help evacuate americans in south sue darngs a country in the middle of a violent crisis. we'll have more on the dangers they face coming up just ahead. >> i want to show you some live pictures coming up from the international space station. just amazing to watch. this is happening now. take a listen. >>> okay. copy. we'll go ahead and install the thing. i have a warning four. you see the screw inside there. do not touch or tether to that screw due to potential sharp edges on it and avoid pinch points. >> copy.

university sun devils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands. including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spent 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then you survey your own damage. you know? >> i slept twice in that tent with all the inmates. just to say if i can do it they can do it. i go in the tents quite frequently. what have you got here? >> it's your postcard. joe camel. >> is this a bad check writer? anybody else? >> all my staff are worried, they're going to hit him and kill him. i don't worry about these guys. i feel safer in a jail than i do walking the streets in this town. >> is that your wife, sir? >> huh? >> is that your wife? >> you think i'd bring my wife to this place? you think i'm crazy? i have no problem. they don't like me. >> i just don't like this y

of the children. those, michael in arizona on the independent line. caller: it seems like there has been a change in the gun show loopholes. how it is universalkground checks. i am not post to background checks. i am opposed to a gun registry. to a gun show and sell to a private person and that person sells it and another background check, that is a chain of ownership. that is a registry. someone liket chuck schumer or diane feinstein with a gun registry. is next in michigan on the democrats' line. caller: it is sad that obama can , but that young woman who had a baby in the car and pulled up and they fired on her and killed her. she was leaving. hoyer brought her up and they gave him a standing ovation. that is sad. cops shooting up a car with a baby and a young woman? no sympathy whatsoever. it is sad. and they want to take guns from us. thank you, bye. host: daniel says, what is actually being done to make this a problem is history. the numbers are on the screen. you can call for the remaining numbers of the show. l on the independent line. not -- theroblem is problem is not with the guns. the problem is with the gun owners. you buy a gun