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Since 2007. it's based on research by hundreds of the world's top climate scientists. they say it's irrefutable that humans are to blame. robin, with a welcome, can you talk about the differences between this report and the last one published back in '07? >> absolutely, alex. what's changed is not so much the data itself, besides some small fluctuations. it's largely what climate scientists have been saying for years. what has changed is the level of certainty. in the report they've said that since the 1950s, the earth has been warming and that's undebatable. but back in 2007, there was only a...

Syria. he's been closely following the developments back home. >> i believe the world community fail failed on a moral basis. to help save the syrian children over the last two and a half years. war doesn't solve humanitarian crisis and catastrophes. we need a political decision. we need a human intervention. >> he wrote this song in 2011 at the start of the syrian civil war. >> it's in my homeland, and my homeland is me. my love for you is fire in my heart. when am i going to see you free? >> he says hours after he played that song during a protest in front of the white house, assad's securit...

And so how do you verify the expertise and put the source's contribution in context, assure that person doesn't have some sort of hidden agenda, isn't trying to manipulate the news in some way, and that's very difficult to do with technology, but that's something that my company, verifeed, is trying very, very hard to be able to do and there's a number of different ways that we can do it. >> so there's a technological answer to this? i mean is technology alone? don't you need human intervention? >> you do need human intervention but that becomes incredibly labor intensive. if you put the two s...

This. the fact is, there's human intervention in this program, and because of that there's going to be human error. but we don't want to throw out the baby with the bath water here. i mean, people are going to pick away at this nsa program and perhaps neuter it, and then we're going to have some real problems with counterterrorism. don't forget what we've seen, you know, nsa told us they've stopped as many as 50 plots because of this program here. the program is under continual oversight. maybe it needs more and, in fact, the information that came out today in "the washington post," it seems t...

Scientific perspective is that you take that sequence of dna in order for to be useful in the lab, you have to essentially make a copy of it and then that copy you have to take out some of the junk, if you will. and that's what the body will do sort of naturally, but this is what you have to do in a lab to make that gene useful for study. that copy is called complementary dna. that complementary dna in order to get to that stage does require human intervention. no longer naturally occurring. and from reading again this opinion here, that is pat tentablten entable. there are companies that can ...