no sanctions relief from congress is going to occur unless this is a deal that meets the requirements that prevents iran from getting a nuclear weapon in the first place. that s where president obama started this. he said we have to stop iraq from developing a nuclear weapon. if we know that iran is the destruck tore in the neighborhood and we know that iran is the destructor helping other terrorist groups like hezbollah and hamas, why are we having this conversation? so much energy and time generated on this deal. why are we continuing this when we know what was just said? you are absolutely right. this is one of the most consequential parts of a president s foreign policy. we know the president has failed with foreign policy with russia with the red line in syria, with the pivot to china. all of those things are areas of
mouthfuls you have. they add $16 million worth of value to american agriculture, apples, almonds, a to z. almonds, 4 billion in california. right. that s the single biggest one. almonds are might get for california wine grapes. double the wine grape market. without the honey bees, you wouldn t be able to sell them, raise them the way we do. my daughter is deeply concerned about this story. you were saying we don t know exactly what the culprit is, but there are a couple of theories out there. what are some of the theories. there s a number of causes. one is pesticides, there s a particular class that s been in use in the last 15 years or so, and seem to back bees even at levels that should be strange and may weaken bees further. another is the parasites that feed on bees. the destructor, which is a great name that s art s nicknames. barilladestructor, they suck
more nutrition. that would help. you have these biological solution. monsanto is working on something that will turn over the genes of that destructor, and rather than using a chemical to kill it, you use something to make them harmless that may ultimately be better off for them. but as long as we want this monocultu monoculture, there would be side effects. how many times did you get stung? not once, so maybe i should go into the industry. you re a natural. i m so fascinated by this destructor. it s about the size of your fist on your body the side of a little thing on the honey bee itself. wow. i have this vision of this anyway, brian walsh, thank you very much. up next, abby s road. i hear she s making the case for a mandated siestas. i like where that s going.
able to get the russians to help out in ousting assad. and what the heck is a higgs bozon and why should you care that astronauts found it? america s favorite astro physicist, neil degrasse tyson will explain it all. first, here s my take america has had one more bad month for jobs. 80,000 created last month. this seems a depressing piece of a pattern. over the last two decades, u.s. economic recoveries have tended to be slow and jobless. in every recession from 1948 to 1990, jobs came back to pre-recession levels six months after the economy returned to its pre-recession level. after the recession of the early 1990s, jobs came back 15 months later. after the slowdown of the early 2000s, jobs took 39 months to come back. this time, it may take about 60 months, five years, for employment to return to pre-recession levels, according to an analysis by mckinsey. what happened? well, over the past quarter century, two large forces have swept the world. globalization and the
suffering? that is what my guest says. he is the head of the main syrian opposition group and is just back from moscow. we ll ask him whether he was able to get the russians to help out in ousting assad. and what the heck is a higgs bozon and why should you care that astronauts found it? neil degrasse tyson will explain it all. first, here s my take america has had one more bad month for jobs. only 8,000 created 80,000 created last month. this seems a depressing piece of a pattern. over the last two decades, u.s. economic recoveries have tended to be slow and jobless. in every recession from 1948 to 1990, jobs came back to prerecession levels six months after the economy returned to its prerecession level. after the recession of the early 1990s, jobs came back 15 months later. after the slowdown of the early 2000s, jobs took 39 months to come back. this time, it may take about 60 mon months, five years, for employment to return to prerecession levels, according to an