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To do about it? >> what are we going to do about it? >> in the united states, the big act is going to be with the epa, the cut back on carbon emissions, but that's the only choice at this point, congress, i don't see anything happens there, given the current makeup right now. then you have to think about globally, because the u.s. as big as it is, only 30% of the global carbon emiss. what are places like china and india going to do on a global scale as well? >> china has passed the united states in emissions. how do you tackle a problem that is international in scope and the united states is n...

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He was deemed the instigator but not necessarily the victor in a recent fight with inmate food server jonathan bevelac. cruz says it was all a ploy to get back to his former housing unit in order to confront fellow bloods gang member michael bates. but after serving 15 days in segregation, cruz was assigned to a different unit. bates, a recognized leader of the gang, says he is still baffled by cruz and his allegations. >> i never knew this dude. i don't have no problems with this guy. i never knew him. i don't know who he is. he's putting on a big act from back when he used to do. he got it i...

I told you 20 years ago. i told a judge, can't you see what you're doing here? he didn't care. nobody cared. only a handful of children cared. they cared enough to give their all. >> he's off on the map in every imaginable way here. >> yes. he has his drum that he beats. he has his ongoing theme. but his repertoire actually isn't all that big. it's the environment, using it as a shield, the i'm not so bad, i'm very, very bad. the, i don't feel guilty because i've never done anything wrong. the, i should have killed 400. >> at the base of it seems to be a very serious persecution complex. i was...

You'll see a cranky bill o' reilly or a teary eyed glen beck. >> you show the audience coming up and getting that attention and a lot of times his anger which could have been totally made up but really channelled the unrest of the time. you saw that on race relations. you saw that on economic issues. you saw that on attitudes toward foreigners. you get all that in the movie. how did he tap into that. >> the thing i learned most about morton and tv in general is it's a big act. he was a very spontaneous guy. there was sort of a chain of command. he had an excellent executive