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to sea the least, and that makes us at "le monde" even more committed i think to defend our independence. this is something -- you know, im not talking about some kind of general idealistic principle. i think this is a very daily problem that we are faced with and that we have to take a stand on. >> rose: we conclude this evening with lwarence bender, the producer who made an "an inconvenient truth." his new film about nuclear womans is called "do you understand to zero." >> the reason...

to sea the least, and that makes us at "le monde" even more committed i think to defend our independence. this is something -- you know, im not talking about some kind of general idealistic principle. i think this is a very daily problem that we are faced with and that we have to take a stand on. >> rose: we conclude this evening with lwarence bender, the producer who made an "an inconvenient truth." his new film about nuclear womans is called "do you understand to zero." >> the reason...

to sea the least, and that makes us at "le monde" even more committed i think to defend our independence. this is something -- you know, im not talking about some kind of general idealistic principle. i think this is a very daily problem that we are faced with and that we have to take a stand on. >> rose: we conclude this evening with lwarence bender, the producer who made an "an inconvenient truth." his new film about nuclear womans is called "do you understand to zero." >> the reason...

idealistic principle. i think this is a very daily problem that we are faced with and that we have to take a stand on. >> rose: we conclude this evening with lwarence bender, the producer who made an "an inconvenient truth." his new film about nuclear womans is called "do you understand to zero." >> the reason for making this movie is to inspire people to have this issue raised to the top of the local agenda. it is something that is one of the most depressing things facing us right now...

to sea the least, and that makes us at "le monde" even more committed i think to defend our independence. this is something -- you know, im not talking about some kind of general idealistic principle. i think this is a very daily problem that we are faced with and that we have to take a stand on. >> rose: we conclude this evening with lwarence bender, the producer who made an "an inconvenient truth." his new film about nuclear womans is called "do you understand to zero." >> the reason...

president obama now attempting to put an optimistic face on new employment numbers that have many distressed americans asking, where are the jobs? the president used an appearance at a small business here in washington, d.c. to encourage patience. >> we know from economic statistics what the stories of americas families have been telling us for quite sometime. that the recession that were still recovering from is the most serious downturn since the great depression. we also know from s...

The anti-missile defense system. whats your response to that? >> my response is watch the movie. hopefully we really get to grips with understanding why the treaty is a great thing to ratify and why it is so important that we use this momentum we have with a president whos so switched on these issues. i must say i have been immersed in the world of nuclear weapons and trying to understand it. everyone that i have spoke to that makes any sense is really seeing the same song that the president is ...

it. hello, everyone. im don lemon. this is the first weekend arizo arizonans are dealing with a new law that came with much consternation and a judge blocking the most controversial parts of it. the governor lost her bid for a speedy appeal hearing. that wont happen until november, we hear. we are learning now that governor jan brewer may try another tactic. dan simon is standing by in phoenix. dan, whats the governor thinking about doing here? >> go home! >> reporter: don, can you hea...

nuclear weapons is a key part of that gap. these monstrous weapons, frankenstein of history is something the people are aligned around getting rid of i think what global zaire joe doing is moving this agreement from a place of common agreement to shared. i think people agree across the world that this system is broken. that its indefensible, unsustainable and unsafe. theres a lot of attention on particular problems like iran, but were look at dozens more irans in the future if we d...

For a world without nuclear weapons. i was a kid during the cold war and was so scared. i wanted a bomb shelter in the backyard. i remember bugging my dad about it. he said, oh, building one isnt the hard part. having a gun to keep the neighbors out would be hard. that was so scary when i was a kid. my mom said, oh, i would just take a pill. i wouldnt want to live through it. that was frightening. we stopped being afraid, but the weapons are still here. we have 22,400, i believe, at last count. ...