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Business, we have to go back to share cropping. >> the struggles the fishermen hit close to home for the documentarys director and producer, nayee jefferson because this is miles from her own hometown of new orleans. thats where she joins me. nice to see you, miss jefferson. >> nice to see you. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. weve been talking about the broad question of global climate change and food insecurity. this is not a story about sort of the long-term global climate change, this is...

Gut-wrenching and really tugs at you in a visceral way. and clearly its set a new standard for civil rights museums that are cropping up all around us. and now behind us in a few minutes, museum officials are set to break the chains and open the doors to the museum for the first time. so that, you know, guests and people in the community can take a look for themselves and see whats going on. >> yeah, and jermaine, youve written this museum goes beyond the modern civil rights era. how does it do ...

Become almost commonplace. we have ukraine and venezuela. before that, iran. we have had syria. for whatever reason, these mass democratic uprising are cropping up all over the world. do you think washington is figuring out a way to deal with these as they come up? >> well, either that or it has accidentally turn out better this time at least to this point. you know, theres an interesting dynamic going on here. all of this is going on around the world. americans are realizing how little power th...

And that affects peoples physical health, it affects their mental health, and over time, you can have a negative feedback where it becomes harder and harder for folks to get back in the game, because -- >> all right, the president there talking about what he plans to do to help the long-term unemployed, a very shocking statistic he relayed there, that if youve been unemployed for eight months or longer, you have a 45% less chance of even being granted an interview of someone whos been an employe...

>> ive got it. >> weve got a graphic of it right here for you. an assumption this was coming at you when you guys went out there with this? what do you make of the reaction. >> i kept describing this as a story about her or bit. they didnt know i was quite so literally. >> and you dont pick the cover to be fair. >> i didnt pick the cover. when they showed it to me, i definitely thought, oh, this is going to drive a lot of reaction. >> lets show some of the other options that people have taken cr...

Dont you agree? >> parents wish their kids were that good in the bath. lets move back to politics. new this morning, a story in "new york times" magazine is making headlines this morning. we got a close look at clintons inner circle. it is also that cover itself that has a lot of people talking and cropping. joining us now is the author of the piece, a political reporter for new york assumes and john king. good morning. >> good morning. >> lets talk about the cover in a second. first, lets tal...

Dad and mom wont ever force you to get married anymore. come home for chinese new year, from your mom. who loves you. and were told the ad cost more than $2,400. all right. so from australia to hong kong and now to atlanta, well, here its 3:00 p.m. on the east coast. noon out west. for those just joining us, welcome to the "cnn newsroom." im fredricka whitfield for a reset of this hour. here are the top stories were following -- amp months of leaks over how the nsa scoops up data, some of it you...

>> i think a lot of that will be sort of development on some of the technologies that you may or may not have heard of. there are a few growing competitors to google glass who are trying to get sort of out the door before glass does. i think well see a number of those kind of cropping up around the show and incremental updates. also some interesting updates in display technology that you can wear on your head. these devices look kind of crazy, but something like occulooccul occulous rift. >> oka...

Were also following protests that are against military action in syria. and they are cropping up both here at home and overseas. there were at least 150 people picketing in front of the white house yesterday. they went ahead and marched all the way to capitol hill. and there was a small gathering in new york in times square expressing displeasure with the idea of u.s. intervention. but by far the largest protest taking place was at the vatican. there were tens of thousands of people filling st. ...

Much less the kind of reproductive care that women seek. when theyre desperate for help, and were already seeing the results of restricted access. right? there was another study, 7% of women have such restrictive access, theyre trying to get abortions, theyre trying to self-aboard first. >> i want to hammer this home. this is a really jaw-dropping statistic. a study out saying 7% of women in the state of texas already before the bill passed were trying first to self-abort before seeking medical ...