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big deal to environmentalists in the bay area. one of them is a billionaire. president obama visited him first. they talked about the environment. i interviewed him this week. he said climate change is the issue of our time. i don't know if he pressed the president on it. >> and a billionaire environmental activist. he has been active on the keystone xl pipeline issue. >> that is right. this is important to environmentalists. they say this is the top thing president obama promised about his re-election. it will be number one or close to it. they need to hold him to it. tom is interes...

like the country he represents his motives and intentions remain obscure. joining me is christopher hill. he is a former u.s. ambassador to south korea and from washington d.c. mark landler of the "new york times." i am pleased to have both of them on the program. chris hill, you have dealt with the north koreans. tell me what you think of these threats. should we be taking them more seriously than in the past. >> they've certainly kind of backed themselves into a corner. that is, it's hard to imagine them getting out of this. yeah, i would take these threats pretty seriously. they s...

Something along the way and can provide answers with some level of accuracy in the future. >> lieutenant jeff kramer with the el paso county sheriff's office there in colorado, thanks so much for that. >> you're welcome. right now, millions of americans from the midwest to east coast are slogging through snow and wondering when will it finally start to feel like spring. this is what it looked like earlier not far from here in the d.c. suburbs. people in a dozen states have been facing similar conditions. some, but maybe not for some. chad myers is standing by, but first to martin savidge in ...

. is it time for the buried lead. that's what we call stories we think aren't getting enough play. the supreme court is taking up a case that could impact anyone who's tried to save a little money on prescription drugs. at issue is a practice called pay to delay. it's when pharmaceutical companies pay the makers of generic drugs to hold off on putting those cheaper drugs on the mark. the ftc says the practice is not only illegal, it hurts consumers but drug companies argue that the system is a way to work around patent disputes. the high court is expected to rule on the issue this ...

minister benjamin netanyahu, winning over a skeptical and gently c, restarting the moribund middle east peace talks in part by appealing to israelis to see it from the palestinian point of iew. >> put yourself in their shoes. look at the world through their eyes. just as israelis built a state in their homeland, palestinians have a right to be a free people in their own land. gwen: but make no mistake, this was an emphatically pro-israel trip, especially when the president talked tough to two of the region's problematical leaders, presidents mahmoud ahmadinejad of iran and bashar .l-...