If you want to post on our facebook page, you can do so at cspanwj. If you want to post on our cspanwj is our twitter page. Facebook, facebook. Com cspan. If you want to send us an email on this, you can do so at journal cspan. Org. It was just a few hours ago that the french president talked about his plan for the next few days, as far as his reaction, also talking about the to the attacks that took place yesterday. Here is the french president from yesterday. [video clip] violently. Unbreakable in face of these attacks. Message method will be taken possible. Work alongside our allies. In this most unhappy time an uncertain time in this country, andll for unity, encourage i will adjust the Parliament United at their site on monday to work out how to battle this. Francis strong, and even if she is wounded, she will get up always, and nothing will hold her down, even if we are feeling the grief now. France is solid. She is vigilant, and she will tr triumph. Remembered. Be willar compatr
The Central African republic. Plus, its off limit to say journalists, but al jazeera finds out what life is like at a prison for refugees turned away by australia. Welcome to the program, our top story, the p president called for a meaningful deal at the u. N. Climate conference in paris. Barack obama said the next generation is watching. Negotiators at the conference in paris will try and forge a deal to limit Global Warming in order to prevent potentially disastrous Climate Change. Nearly 150 heads of state and government were attending this opening day of talks. In total, 25,000 official delegates hope to secure a legally binding accord for every country to cut carbon emissions. This needs to come into effect for the year 2020 when current commitments from the kyodo protocol run out. Nick is covering the conference live. Over to you. Welcome to the Conference Center here north of paris. Were finally up and running, at long last after all the expectations and anticipation. Lets see h
Who are extremely demoralized and discouraged about the future. They feel themselves helpless. They feel theyre powerless. Theyre cynical about politicians, which, of course, just strengthens politicians vulnerability to powerful corporate and other lobbyists in washington, d. C. When i lost a lot of friends in traffic accidents as a young man, i looked into how they could have been saved. And they could have been saved by seatbelts and they could have been saved by a whole series of engineering devices that we now take for granted in our cars collapsing steering columns, better brakes, better tires, head restraints, padded dash panels. All of these and more were developed by engineers a long, long time ago, but they werent applied because the companies, as somethose of you who are a little older remember the companies were selling style and horsepower. They werent selling engineering integrity, and as a result, hundreds of thousands of people were killed, and millions were injured in
Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. [applause wanes] thank you very much. And thank the Commonwealth Club and everybody here who has come to listen to a different kind of message. And the message starts out, its a lot easier than we think to turn our country around and a whole series of longoverdue redirections that are supported by a majority of the American People now and that will raise the promise and the morale of the American People who are extremely demoralized and discouraged about the future. They feel themselves helpless. They feel theyre powerless. Theyre cynical about politicians, which, of course, just strengthens politicians vulnerability to powerful corporate and other lobbyists in washington, d. C. When i lost a lot of friends in traffic accidents as a young man, i looked into how they could have been saved. And they could have been saved by seatbelts and they could have been saved by a whole series of engineering devices that we now take for granted in our cars
Behalf of the institute of human science and behavior at ucla it is my honor to welcome you. We are honored and proud to have with us this evening, a preimminent scientist who needs no introduction. Author of american mania, and the welltuned brain, which is had book that dr. Peter whybrow will be talking to us about. This is a real treat foresee many of us. We have people from oxford, france, and we are just delighted to welcome you this evening. Joining him is dr. Andrew lucter who is the professor of bio behavioral science at the seminole institute. He is also our factalty advisor. So we would like to thank faculty you for being here and sharing your knowledge and exp expertise with us. A few housekeeping items. After the discussion we will have a discussion and you will receive if you would like to ask a question, please pickup an index card, and write your question on the card and someone will come by to pick it up. We will not be taking any questions directly from the floor. If y