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complicated system of the human body and the difference between being 98.6 degrees and 102.6 degrees. adding just four degrees doesn't seem like a lot but if you're running a 102.6 fever, how are you feeling? what if it lasts for several weeks? for earth no one knows exactly what happens if we add more than 2 degrees celsius. but the consensus is it's much more than melting glaciers. it is bad. very bad. phrases like uninhabitable planet or civilization not existed in recognizable form start to enter the picture at the tail end of risk. now, here's where things get interesting. if we...

complicated system of the human body and the difference between being 98.6 degrees and 102.6 degrees. adding just four degrees doesn't seem like a lot but if you're running a 102.6 fever, how are you feeling? what if it lasts for several weeks? for earth no one knows exactly what happens if we add more than 2 degrees celsius. but the consensus is it's much more than melting glaciers. it is bad. very bad. phrases like uninhabitable planet or civilization not existed in recognizable form start to enter the picture at the tail end of risk. now, here's where things get interesting. if we...

to save the united states from a communist plot. mr. ferguson's last words before the state of florida put him to death were these. he said, quote, i just want everyone to know that i am the prince of god. and then they killed him after he had spent 35 years on death row in florida. john ferguson was convicted of one of the worst mass murders in florida history. he dressed up like a utility worker to get access to a home in carroll city, florida, that he wanted to rob. things went wrong with that robbery and he and his two accomplices tied up and ended up shooting eight people. six o...

But with regard to the substantial burden, you're right. they go back and forth. >> and this is one of the things in this law, why it was so -- why, ted. state action shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion. i mean, that is -- >> what do you do with that? >> yeah, what do you do with that? >> that's right. the problem there is that it leaves out there for any individual to argue that their beliefs are being impinged upon. you know, that's just not our country. that's going back in a huge way. so it's really stunning legislation that it would even be advanced. >> i think ...

Providing contraception to employees under this. this represents the new approach of the right. the idea is to take a category called conscience and use it as a kind of crowbar to pry open policies they don't like. joining me now, kenji yoshina. professor of constitutional law at myu school of law. ted shaw, columbia law school professor and former president of the naacp legal defense fund. okay. let's start with this -- kenji, you were saying to any something off the camera, the conversation i just had with state senator pierce about what the initial justification or why they wanted to pass t...