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For you to stay out all night, just warm up the bed with global warming. we have list of things that is blamed on global warming, the death of the ash tree and end of the caribbean coral and eskimos fleeing their village. it weakens the argument but in response to my best friend, 90% of scientists say there is global warming. >> greg: you have been reading beckels notes. >> imagine that is the truth. >> greg: they never have the second back-up line. what scientists? i got to go someplace else. >...

>> well stay on top of this with you. dr. sanjay gupta is here our chief medical correspondent. ricin is a deadly poison. i remember in 2001 anthrax another deadly poison wound up killing some people and those letters laced with anthrax. tell us what ricin can do. >> ricin, anthrax is a bacteria and ricin is a type of protein essentially. what it does is it sort of kills at the cellular level. so if you put it into your stomach for example, itll kill some of the cells along your stomach lining, ...

>> i think both sides do this. >> sean: you say both sides, but democrats have mastered the art of lining. >> karl rove was the master of dirty tactics. >> sean: give me an example. >> running against ann richards, there were dirty tactics. >> sean: giving me specifics. >> ins people outside of polling places to make sure hispanics wouldnt vote. >> sean: and you think karl rove put them there? really? really? >> theyre the republican party of texas. >> speaking of karl rove, over the last week, ...

>> i think both sides do this. >> sean: you say both sides, but democrats have mastered the art of lining. >> karl rove was the master of dirty tactics. >> sean: give me an example. >> running against ann richards, there were dirty tactics. >> sean: giving me specifics. >> ins people outside of polling places to make sure hispanics wouldnt vote. >> sean: and you think karl rove put them there? really? really? >> theyre the republican party of texas. >> speaking of karl rove, over the last week, ...

Were doing in terms of defending our allies doesnt help in that regard. i think it hurts. makes us seem more vulnerable and causes us to pay extra attention on threats are that really not threats and were not achieving very much. we tried with north korea isolation, negotiation, lining, threatening none of that has worked. this will be a protracted problem. we shouldnt add to that worrying about conventional threats that our allies can handle. jenna: ambassador, to dougs point, one of the things...

Almost anything. there was a psychologist who did this wonderful study where he presented babies with a number of very off putting things like a cracker with ketchup, or fish eggs. and one was fake dog doo. and up through the age of two years, you could get the kids to try pretty much everything. the dog doo, it wasnt real, it was made with peanut butter, the smell came from cheese and they made this whole concoction. but the kids were like yeah, ill try that. >> people always ask me this. ill g...

Not that bad of place. >> bottom line you point out in chart number three, if you look at the percentage share of world gdp, what you see is the big story at the end of the day, over the last, you know, 25 years, emerging markets go up, u.s. down a bit, europe down, japan down, but heres the interesting part. you point out over the last few years the u.s. share has been stabilizing and flat lining where europe and japan are declining. >> thats right. the last year was particularly interesting. f...

This digest iive acid. why doesnt it digest itself? >> my understanding is in fact it does, but it also is very good at rebuilding its own lining. so you have a new lining every three days or so. >> sloughing off. >> yeah. because the acid does do its job even on your own stomach, because you would think you can eat tripe and you eat other stomach and digest it, why dont you digest your own? >> did your diet change while writing this book or afterward? >> im careful with hot dogs. >> i really en...

And the fur collar. he loved that jacket. he just loved it. and i think it is because of the lining. it is kind of this faux fur and it is really cozy. and at the same time, i think he liked the way he looked in the jacket. that was one of the items that the state trooper who was assigned to us was so incredibly dedicated in tracking down. he was able to retrieve that for us. that meant a huge amount. still does. ill always cherish that jacket. it is the things you hole on to when you have nothi...

Peninsula, after north korea cut a hotline with the south in protests of these exercises and tough new u.s. sanctions. banks in cyprus are open for the first time in nearly two weeks, under very tight controls imposed to prevent a run on deposits in that country. people have been lining outside of bank branches amid tight security but theres no indication of a panic or run on those banks. this move comes after the government was forced to accept a $13 billion bailout by the european union to a...