you are very different individual, politician with views than donald trump i want to stipulate. but i remember in 2004 when you were the dean campaign was this phenomenon. i remember reading articles back then that read a lot like that article i read today, which was these freaked out conversations happening among the democratic party elders and donors being what the heck do we do? how do we bring him down? robert gibbs ran a pac funded by donors from wes clark, dick gephardt, joe lieberman and kerry which went after me and had me merging into osama bin laden and all this kind of stuff. it s a hard business we re in here. that was after saddam hussein was found. and you said something like, i don t think this makes us any safer which let s be clear was proven not a smart thing to say. well, sometimes those twos categories are mutually exclusive. so how much though did that end
commitments to the universal declaration of human rights will be much more likely to be implemented now than before. mr. president, been reading articles about you, talking about all you ve done this year. one article s headline, jimmy carter still driven. called to action. laid down a marker. talking about what you called the number one unaddressed problem in this world and that is the rights of woman. what are your plans for 2015? i ve spoken to a lot of groups at harvard, yale, princeton, emory university, also about 10,000 delegates to the american academy of religion. these are people that teach in religious schools. i met with about 15,000 people who belongs to the islamic society of north america. and they brought in islamists
rolling. reporter: side scan sonar will produce a high-resolution, three-dimensional map, while searchers are hoping to spot evidence of flight 370. oceanographers want to take this chance to learn as much as they can about this part of the ocean. we know so little that we will learn something about the sea floor there. the hills and valleys, how rough it is. reporter: arnold gordon is a professor of oceanography at columbia university. on a personal note, do you find yourself glued to the television, reading articles, seeing what the latest is? i m really curious what they re going to find. and this is fascinating. so yes, i am glued to the television and the stories coming out about this. reporter: oceanographers are on site, offering their knowledge of the deep and benefitting from a multi-million
unfortunately for bieber, the grammy voters didn t seem to be fans. i think the reason justin doesn t get the recognition by music industry organizations like the grammys is because it s still seen as bubble gum. we still see him as a teen pop star. you know, i mean, i have a feeling he probably hates reading articles where it says teen phenom. march 2013, a month after the grammys. justin bieber celebrated his 19th birthday in london. but not quite as planned. he is having a bad week in london. poor biebs. shirtless, then wearing a gas mask. hours late to a huge show. then blowing off an autograph session. ultimately, bieber was hospitalized, short of breath. but by the time he left the hospital okay, okay, easy, just easy. he had plenty to say to the
unfortunately for bieber, the grammy voters didn t seem to be fans. i think the reason justin doesn t get the recognition by music industry organizations like the grammys is because it s still seen as bubble gum. we still see him as a teen pop star. you know, i mean, i have a feeling he probably hates reading articles where it says teen phenom. march 2013, a month after the grammys. justin bieber celebrated his 19th birthday in london. but not quite as planned. he is having a bad week in london. poor biebs. shirtless, then wearing a gas mask. hours late to a huge show. then blowing off an autograph session. ultimately, bieber was hospitalized, short of breath. but by the time he left the hospital okay, okay, easy, just easy.