stunning beauty unparalleled by adversity. the magic that is the rain forest. i travel to costa rica to check out the health of these ecosystems. these tall, dense jungles are known for warm climates, lots of rain, and sheltering more than half of the world's plant and animal species. although rain forests comprise a small percentage of the earth, they do big things. in human terms, they're a critical component to how we function. >> i love to think of the amazon, the rain forest as the lungs of the planet. >> they're more like the heart of the biosphere. our tale of the rain forest brings us to nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california where scientists use all different techniques to understand our living, breathing, green earth. a recent study reveals tropical rain forests may be man's best friend. >> what our study shows is that the tropics really dominate the metabolism of our planet. they dominate the removal of fossil fuels from the atmosphere. they're really cleaning up the planet. >> their research-employed satellite mapping, forestry dat

the nomination, his his wife and son -- who knew it then, but this was the beginning of an era unparalleled in american history. fdr's appearance in chicago stadium was the beginning of a series of spectacular personal triumphs. his first words were fearless and prosthetic. president roosevelt: -- prophetic. president roosevelt: i am prepared under my constitutional duty to deliver what a stricken world may require. these measures or such other measures as the congress may build out of this experience and wisdom i shall seek within my constitutional authority to bring to speed it up. but in the event congress should fail to take one of these two clauses, in the event the national emergency is still critical, i shall not invade the clear force of duty that will then confront me. i shall ask the congress for the one remaining instrument to meet the crisis -- broad, executive power to wage a war against the emergency as great as the power that would be given to me, if we were invaded by foreign foes. [applause] >> fdr's first term was marked by world unrest. men of many nations were again taki

stunning beauty, unparallel veracity, the magic that is the rain forest. ♪ i traveled to costa-rica to out the health of these eco systems and the tall, dense jungles are known for warm climates, lots of rain and sheltering more than half of the world's plant and animal species. although rain forests comprise a small percentage of the earth, they do big things, in human terms they are a critical component to how we function. >> i love to think of the amazon, the rain forest as the lungs of the planet. >> reporter: they are more like the heart of the biosphere. >> reporter: our tale of the rain forest brings us to all places here, nasa laboratory in pasadena, california where scientists use techniques ranging from boots on the ground to satellites in the sky all to understand our living, breathing, green earth. ♪ the resent study by research scientists dave and josh says friend. >> what our study shows is the tropics really dominate the metabolism of our planet and from dominate the fossils from the atmosphere and really cleaning up the planet. >> reporter: research employed satellite m

today san francisco saw a record 44 months without a single domestic violence homicide and an unparalleled record unfortunately, the record was broken in january of last year, we have more work to do with that please help me welcome one of the strongest advocates for women mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you, dr. murase and good afternoon welcome to the people's palace i know i want to thank our department of commission on the status of women and the friends of for their commitment in advancing women's human rights and beyond our city i'll begin by saying we're really at a special time in the city a time when this is prosperity i want to make sure i know you do we provide special opportunity to share that everyone succeeds i'm focused on my affordability and shared prosperity agenda and continue to make recorded investment in our public schools a program that helps youth and children i want to introduce anita she's my bossed that's why i think i have a strong women's agenda if anything (clapping) i have in mind a lot of families led by women i'm suggesting more suggesting i'm trying to i

think we have blocked both uranium and plow tone yum pathways to a weapon and we have in place unparalleledansparency options that will really address the covert possibilities. >> and i know we're talking about the most serious issues imaginable to man kind but does it strike you as a little bit odd that your hair has its own facebook page and you are becoming an icon on social media? it's just -- >> i would just say it has been amusing. >> i'm sure amusing to a serious scientist such as yourself. if you could see the monitor, had a good deal of fun with it. it's a fact you are such a critical part of these talks. there's a picture that pete souza took the white house released it the whole national security team on that critical night on march 31st the deadline approaching at midnight it was already midnight actually there. and you're there and you're briefing the president and what was that like that moment where the president says to you all, blow past the deadline let them know you're ready to walk away. >> i want to emphasize that was with john kerry and wendy sherman and others and mak

he was talking about an america that needs to be strong, unparalleled, undefeatable and unencumbered building. he says, okay, you can't defeat us, but we're not going over to iraq and afghanistan again and do some nation-building. walking a fine line there i don't know if he can pull it off. but he's a very agile politician. >> and he was basically pretty even-handed in his criticism of both parties, the establishment of both parties, saying that not just democrats but republicans are to blame for what he regards as the mess in washington. >> he was indeed. and of course that's why people in the crowd were applauding and cheering. but his challenges going forward is reaching out to those republican voters who are going to make this decision in the iowa caucuses, in new hampshire, in south carolina. so treading that fine line is going to be a challenge for him. but i'm struck by the differences with senator ted cruz. i was at his rally two weeks ago. so, so different. this is an interesting dynamic shaping up in the race between the two. he didn't sound like a traditional republican.

it is a war of unparalleled brutality. simple farmers are the targets of assassination and kidnapping. women and children are strangled in the night because their men are loyal to their government. and helpless villages are ravaged by sneak attacks, large scale raids are conducted on towns and terror strikes in the heart of cities. the confused nature of this conflict cannot mask the fact that it is the new face of an old enemy. over this war and all asia is another reality, the deepening shadow of communist china. the rulers in hanoi are ruled -- are urged on by taking. this -- by peking. it has been condemned by the united asians for aggression in korea. it's a nation which is helping the forces of violence on almost every continent. the contest in vietnam is part of a wider pattern of aggressive purposes. why are these realities our concern? why are we in south vietnam? we are there because we have a promise to keep. since 1954, every american president has offered support to the people of south vietnam. we have helped

building nations abroad. [ cheers and applause ] >> i envision a american with a national defense unparalleled undefeated and unencumbered by overseas nation building. [ cheers and applause ] >> i envision a national defense that promotes as reagan put it peace through strength. [ applause ] >> i believe in applying reagan's approach to foreign policy to the iran issue, successful negotiations with untrustworthy adversaries are only achieved through strength. now we must stay strong. that's why i cosponsored legislation that ensures that any deal between the u.s. and iran must be approved by congress. [ cheers and applause ] >> not, not only is that good policy it's the law. [ applause ] >> it concerns me that the iranians have a different interpretation of the agreement. they are putting out statements that say completely opposite of what we're saying. it concerns me that we may attempt, or the president may attempt to unilaterally and prematurely halt sanctions. i will oppose any deal that does not end iran's nuclear visions, and have strong verification measures. [ cheers and applause ] >>

matt gutman is right there bringing us an unparalleled view of that it beauty and the threat that looms. >> reporter: the volcano, a city-sized chimney, hovering so close, would could see each steaming vent erupting spectacularly on wednesday and popping out untold tons of toxic gas and ash since. earlier today we climbed on with chilean geologists hoping to learn more about what's called the worlds most unpredictable volcano. scouting it first. and then, the airman opened the door. >> the door of the helicopter is open right now, they are using that camera to get thermal imagery of the volcano to see what's really going on inside and to try to forecast whether or not there will be another eruption. >> reporter: geologist hugo moreno telling me they're now detecting lava. the volcano actually grew over the past few days, this dome, is new. spewing out a finer ash now, and gases. >> you can actually smell the gases from the volcano behind us. >> reporter: and as we scooted just above the treetops, the devastation. three feet of ash and gravel covering pristine pastures. homes buried. com

. >> i envision an america with a national defense unparalleled undefeatable and unencumbered by overseas nation-building. i see an america strong enough to deter foreign aggression, yet wise enough to avoid unnecessary intervention. i see an america where criminal justice is applied equally, and any law that disproportionately incarcerates people of color is repealed. today i announce with god's help, with the help of liberty lovers everywhere that i am putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> senator paul has a busy week ahead of him with scheduled trips to new hampshire, south carolina iowa and nevada on his calendar. the only other candidate in the field, senator ted cruz welcomed him into the republican primary on twitter. >>> president obama started to ad-lib during the easter prayer breakfast, and some of his critics didn't like where he was going. the off-script moment came toward the end of his remarks when the president took issue with some members of his own religion. here's what the president had to say during tuesday's morning ev

the relationship is simply unparalleled in the world. ain't no mountain high enough. i bet everyone here knows that famous song, "ain't no mountain high enough." ain't no valley low enough to keep me from you. the relationship of japan and the united states. i would like to propose a toast and also acknowledge first lady mrs. obama, for choosing theama gucci where i am -- the yamaguchi, where i am from. last year when barack visited japan, we ate at very, very pop pew loor sushi restaurant. because of the fact that the two beers enjoyed now they become more and more popular in japan. but there was one problem that evolved in the arrangement of sushi dinner together with barack. i actually prepared one from not my district. it was arranged by the minister of foreign affairs and probably because of the fact that the minister for foreign affairs is from hiroshima so he chose that. and because of that selection, i have so much pressure and criticism from people inama gucci -- yamaguchi and shared this wonderful story when he visited japan. so probably because of that sele

[applause] i envision an america with the national defense unparalleled, undefeatable, and unencumbered with overseas nationbuilding. [applause] i envision a national defense that promotes as reagan put it peace through strength. i believe in applying reagan's approach to foreign policy to the iran issue, successful negotiations and untrustworthy adversary only achieved through a position of strength. we brought iran to the table through sanctions i voted for. now we must stay strong. that is why i have cosponsored legislation that ensures any deal between the u.s. and iran must be approved by congress. [applause] not only is that good policy, it is the law. it concerns me the iranians have a different interpretation of the agreement. they are putting out statements that say the complete opposite of what we are saying. it concerns me we may attempt or the president may attempt to unilaterally or prematurely halt sanctions. i will oppose any deal that does not end iran's nuclear ambitions and have strong unification measures. -- verification measures. [applause] i will insist the final v

>> i envision in america with a national defense unparalleled, and debatable and unencumbered by nation-building. kennedy: contrast that with his position in 2011. >> the military budget has to be cut with i believe in a strong national defense but they will have to compromise to cut military spending. kennedy: senator paul seems to be rewriting the script in the middle of the scene but those who bought a ticket there is getting worried the leading man is leading them off a cliff. he is making a massive shift from the smart military trend of the defense budget talk used effectively in 2011 and now was to boost spending to find an additional $190 billion over two years. somebody who was to work with the natural conflated - - conference of government to explain how the government can be smart and nimble without straining the budget. one of his greatest assets is his analytical mind but he will lose sight and abandon them that would compromise his integrity. he is supposed to be anti-establishment true believer but if defense spending is the greatest rarity. and is why washington religious fears. i

. >> i envision america with the national defence unparalleled, unbeatable and unencumbered by overseas nation-building. >> they will come the criticisms that he is the top tier candidate that poses a threat. >> we have to take our country back from a special interest. >> also taking heat from the left. dispatching protesters to his first official campaign stop the hampshire, south carolina, iowa, nevada and california in the next five days. with that super pac watching a but page mocking him for extreme positions. >> we all share a common belief. >> texas senator praised paul with his entry into the race will raise the bar of competition to be sure that nominee is equipped to beat hillary clinton. although saying that hillary clinton would be worse on policy but senator paul is a contrarian in the republican party to change and a lead. his best day is a first-aid which she announces. his rivals were cordial but that will not last. lou: carl cameron. the campaign launched from a revamped website. there is a t-shirt featuring the phrase don't drone me. but why would it also have a stand

unparalleled in reforming rikers. reducing violence and overovertime. i know how this system is supposed to work. i know how to fix it. then i went to federal prison. and i realized that we are incarcerating thousands of people a year that don't need prison to pay for that lesson. and economically, it's crucifying the country. >> a couple of issues. do you think there is racial prestigious in the judicial and law enforcement system that results in the disparity that we see in prison? >> yeah. i don't think it's as much in the law enforcement -- you know all this racial overtone that's been out there. i don't believe there's as much as that as there have been despairities. >> how about the sentencing laws? >> yes the sentencing laws. the judicial system. the crack cocaine despairities. all you have to do is look at the numbers. here's the problem. you take urban communities, you know, primarily black communities, you take young kids 18, 19 years old, for first time nonviolent low-level drug offices and stick them in prison for ten or 15 years. they turn

been made and two more are now in development and they have done in a matter of months with the unparalleled land reclamation program to build airstrips in the area. the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet war and said china's actions are stoking regional tensions and raising the potential for military confrontation. multinational corporations what about the laws from the country's then they are offshore in production? what about those? my commentary is the next. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. i'm down with crestor! make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. lou: our federal government has decided to help illegal immigrants unionize the nlrb t

but that is unparalleled by her or any other individual. >> listen, luckily for her she's not runninggainst clinton. >> richard fowler, will hillary clinton become president of the united states? i bet you a thousand dollars right now. >> it's way too early to tell. >> you are not going to be down on this. >> i bet you $10,000. >> i bet $20,000 that rand paul will not be president. [laughter] >> coming up next, discussing rand paul's media friction. at first, hackers who say they are with isis. and we will break it down for you next new york state is reinventing by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researc

. ♪ you'd expect this, an ancient city of nearly unparalleled size and beauty to be overrun with touristsning. >> you'll encounter western travellers at bagan's travel sites for sure, but generally speaking, they're a hardy bunch. even the bus tours here are not for the faint of heart or weak of spirit. but for the most part you are more likely to bump into a goat than a foreigner. >> this is so beautiful. so much like an ode to human believes and admiration and worshipping. >> slave labor. >> and slave labor. you build this many temples, thousands of them in a short period of time, chances are someone was working for less than minimum wage, let's put it that way. >> oh, sure. you could fly here. look at that. >> a millennia ago in a period of just under 250 years, over 4,000 structures like this were build here. they say that a king began this project after a conversion to buddhism. he started a new temple every 14 days. over 3,000 pagodas, temples, and monasteries remain today. inside almost every one of them, a buddha figure, each one of them, different. >> and i like how integrated it

been made and two more are now in development and they have done in a matter of months with the unparalleledand reclamation program to build airstrips in the area. the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet war and said china's actions are stoking regional tensions and raising the potential for military confrontation. multinational corporations what about the laws from the country's then they are offshore in production? what about those? my commentary is the next. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may even put you in the hospital. ® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13 ® if you've had a se

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it is unparalleled in american history. >> i don't think there is anything close. win hillary clinton was put forth as secretary of state the obama transition team had simple requirements in basically they had to disclose all contributions contributions, had to do things related to bills speeches. lou: the memo of understanding was a ticket to whenever they want. >> they could not even honor that commitment because we know today they have 1100 contributions that were never disclosed. in the book ratio how that works how they set up the canadian entity as a path -- as a pass-through for the foundation than also we talk about up politician who was listed as a donor between one and $5 million but he doesn't have that kind of money and was asked by the press he said that is not my money somebody else made the donation so even the names listed every cannot have confidence. lou: that was the main go deal another brilliant trade deal brought you by the u.s. government. and now this president is seeking trade promotion authority and they want to give him the constitutional

he has built unparalleled relationships with china's most important business and political leaders. he has brought the lessons he learned to this book, "dealing with china: an insider unmasks the new economic superpower." i am pleased to have hank paulson back at this table. mr. paulson: terrific to be here. charlie: you are thinking about a third book. [laughter] mr. paulson: you and i were joking, when i told wendy i was going to write a second book she said i might date again. [laughter] this wasn't -- the crisis we got to relive emotionally. this was a harder book to write. the crisis has a beginning, a middle, and end. charlie: the thread that runs through it is china. mr. paulson: it is all china. charlie: what is your love of china? what is your interest in china? mr. paulson: the reason i spend the time i spent there today, i think everyone needs to ask themselves where can i make the biggest difference? the history i have there, the relationships that i built, it made me really focus on this. this relationship, the u.s.- china relationship, is by far our more still importan

and the level at which we'll have those inspections is unparalleled.ncludes the entire supply chain going all of the way back to the uranium mines to the final facilities. so transparency, access is what we rely upon in addition to the physical constraints that we have put on what they can operate and how much uranium they can have as a working stockpile. >> from a perspective that could be understood by our general viewers and me again, a layman on the issues, one of the issues i'm curious about is the types of centrifuges they will be able to keep. they're only allowed to operate one particular model, this i.r. 1. >> there is a measure of the a typical machine being operated in the nuclear power sector in the world would be many tens of times more powerful. >> do we need to worry about them employing them again? did we need to take them away from them. it is clear that if they want to supply food for nuclear reactors, they will need more powerful machines in the long term. it was clear that being able to carry on research and development was central

[applause] i envision an america with a national defense unparalleled, undefeatable, and unencumberedy overseas nations building. [applause] i envision a national defense that promotes as reagan put it, he's through strength. -- peace through strength. [applause] we must realize that we cannot project strength by barring money from china to send it to pakistan. [applause] -- by borrowing money from china to send it to pakistan. >> president paul. president paul. president paul. rand paul: let's >> building bridges in foreign countries and use that money at home. [applause] it angers me to see mobs burning our flag and chanting death to america in countries that received millions of dollars of our aid. i say -- [applause] -- i say it must in. i say not one penny more. [applause] -- i say it must end. i say not one penny more. >> president paul. president paul. president paul. rand paul: to defend our country, we knew need to gather intelligence on the enemy, but when the intelligence director is not punished for lying under oath how are we to trust our government agencies? warrantless

their brutality is unparalleled. isis is brutal. other groups have been notorious for their brutality. unlike in nairobi or kenya which has 85% christian population in somalia it's muslim population. >> you're seeing this in iraq and acrass the middle east where christians have been forced to flee. they're burning them alive. the egyptians who were one after the other beheaded on the beach on film. the reason was because they were christian. this is a new level of visibility and religious targeting, isn't it? >> yeah. i think it is. here we are commemorating 2,000 plus years ago the persecution of jesus christ on good friday and we're seeing these christians are being attacked because of their faith in him. i'm a catholic. i've been to kenya many many times. the easterly neighborhood in nairobi is a huge ghetto that's somali immigrants. they may have grown up. this is their home country they may have been attacking. this persecution is being spread throughout the world. we've seen it not just in somali and iraq but look in pakistan

i had enormous success, unparalleled in the country at reforming, reducing violence, reducing overtimeeating all kinds of efficiencies. i know how the emsystem is supposed to work. i know how to fix it. then i went to federal prison and i realized we are incarcerating thousands of people a year that don't need prison to pay for their lesson and economically it's crucifying the country. >> a couple of issues. one, do you think there is racial prejudice in the judicial and law enforcement system that results in the disparity that we see in prison? >> yeah. i don't think it's as much in the law enforcement. all this racial overtone that's been out there i don't believe there's as much of that as there has been disparities in the sentencing laws. >> how about corrections? >> yes. the sentencing laws, the judicial system, the crack cocaine disparities and all you have to do is look at the numbers. here's the problem. you take urban communities, primarily black communities, you take young kids 18 19 years old for first time non-violent low level drug offenses and you stick them in prison for

. >> i envision an america with a national defense unparalleled undefeatable and unencumbered by overseas nation building. >> and jeb bush will no doubt be shadowed by the foreign affairs successes of his father as well as the decision to go to war in iraq by his brother. >> freedom is the bedrock principle of this great country of ours. i do think there's some differences of opinion on foreign policy but look we're just beginning this journey. >> and then tomorrow, senator marco rubio will throw his hat into the ring a cuban-american, he's pointedly outspoken about president obama's cuba opolicy. with the president sitting down with cuban president raul castro who lavishly praised mr. obama, it's already made this an unpredictable race even before it's started. maria? >> eric shawn, thanks very much. more now senator johnny isaisakson. you said she will have to answer questions regarding benghazi. what exactly are you looking to learn? >> well why the state department didn't respond quickly as they should have, why these four individuals lost their life without any defense why the attack

i are not vision america with a defense unparalleled and unencumbered by overseas nation-billing.et's quit building bridges in foreign countries, and build some bridges here at home. >> howard fineman joins us from louisville, your own stomping grounds. there were a lot of nice things usual things pro-israeli, pro-hawkish, but buried was the i an ron paul's son, i don't buy any of this stuff. i'm not going to war, and i'm note pushing nation building anywhere. your thoughts. >> it's very interesting. ron paul was there in the crowd on the stage. there was some talk he might not even come. he did. he did not speak, but hi silent presence there gave guidance to what his son said. i agree with you. i think rand paul said all of the proper things about iran. he said all the proper things about radical islam. he said all the proper things about congress being allowed to being required by law to sign off on whatever deal is done with iran but separate from iran, i think you're right. i think he really sought to give himself the credentials to be a guy who said sure i'm for a strong defe

ahead of her time in many ways and writer perhaps unparalleled to any first lady, abigail -- all historyvery age exhibits interest of virtue to the female sex. it equals the most aerobic of all. welcome to first lady's influence and image. for the next 90 minutes, we will be learning more about abigail adams. the second first lady of the united states. we have to guess who is spent much of their professional careers learning about the adams in bringing their writings to the public. let me introduce them to you. edith is the author of numerous books. and jim taylor is the editor-in-chief of the adams papers at the massachusetts historical society. abigail adams just by virtue of the fact of eating the wife of the second president and mother of another president heard her place in history. you saying your book that she is a historical figure in her own right. how so? >> primarily because she left those letters and we have a record of her life. but the letters are not ordinary, they are extraordinary. they are wonderfully written and there are many of them. so abigail was a letter writer. a

those roles he traveled to china more than 100 times since 1991, over the years, he has built unparalleledelationships with some of china'sw3çóñ2hsj business and political leaders. including its past three heads of state, to the lessons he learned from those experiences into this book is called dealing with china, an insider unmasks the new economic superpower. i am pleased to have hank paulson back at this table. welcome. >> charlie, it is terrific to be here. >> rose: now here you rewrote a book your first book now you written this and now think, are thinking of a third book. this is your post secretary life is about? >> no. i am afraid a, you know, you and i were jobbing beforehand that when i told wendy i was maybe going to write a second book she said i think i might date again. and this wasn't --, you know the crisis we got to relive it emotionally, but this was a harder book to write, more difficult book because the crisis is the beginning, the middle and the end, and this was just more difficult. >> rose: and the thread that runs through it is china? >> yes. the thread, it is all c

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his skills as an orator his youthful energy are really unparalleled. very proud of the work he's done in the u.s. senate. i think he's developed himself as a very clear an coherent voice on foreign policy. but not now. not against jeb bush who i think -- >> can i speak to that? i think marco rubio goes a long way to making the gop the great opportunity opportunity. >>> stand by everybody. we're going to look at everybody's twitter feed to see when hillary clinton makes that announcement. we'll be right back. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate f