constant contact. we deployed assets immediately, resources, deputies, our system which can analyze a crime scene and save hours and hours of man hours, our drones, the dragon fish. dragon fish has the capability of flying 67 miles an hour and 18.6 miles away from the operator with all the capabilities of a helicopter. today when i walked back there i got to see firsthand the treacherous conditions that they were working in. we re talking about water levels up above almost the chest area, rattlesnakes, moccasins, alligators. and these heroes go out there. while we can t change the outcome, we can bring justice. and today i m very, very proud to say that chief garrison and our team of law enforcement, which is regional. it doesn t matter what color patch or uniform you wear, we
the way i look at it because i m a business reporter if you put a dollar in the economy, you get more than a dollar back. climate change is just one of those examples, right? the gross cost of the $3.5 trillion plan, 1.5% of the u.s. gdp over the next ten years, the net cost of failing to hit the paris climate agreement benchmarks, 8.6% of u.s. gdp in perpetuity until the year 2100. little bits of math like that become compelling in this discussion. that s right, ali. and that is such a beautiful example of what we re calling these investments in the future. we are going to pay far more not just in terms of dollars but in term of opportunity, in terms of lives lost, in terms of, you know, lack of security for our country and for the world if we do not take on climate change in reality. now, the president is going to go to c.o.p. 26 in just a couple weeks, and he is needs to be able to say that the united states is going to lead on the
transformational investment. the way i look at it is if you put a dollar into the economy, you get more than a dollar back. climate change is just one of those examples, right? the gross cost of the $3.5 trillion plan, 1.5% of the u.s. gdp over the next ten years, the net cost of failing to hit the paris climate agreement benchmarks, 8.6% of u.s. gdp in perpetuity until the year 2100. little bits of math like that become compelling in this discussion. that s right, ali. and that is such a beautiful example of what we re calling these investments in the future. we are going to pay far more not just in terms of dollars but in term of opportunity, in terms of lives lost, in terms of, you know, lack of security for our country and for the world if we do not take on climate change in reality. now, the president is going to go to c.o.p. 26 in just a couple weeks, and he is needs to be able to say that the united states is going to lead on the
increase in each of the previous three months. year-over-year, those prices up a staggering 41.7%. housing prices showing no signs of cooling either. the cpi reported that shelter prices up to .8% last year but crisis for housing in major cities spike 18.6%. that according to a biggest increase since 1987. in as i send it back to you, we will get updated inflation numbers next tuesday but i don t have to tell you that the prices are only expected to go higher. edward: might have to stock up on my doughnuts. i wonder how long they will stay in the freezer. so how about this for; your stocking? could put a major damper on the holiday shopping season to keep people from buying and keeping
here at memorial health there is a part of this hospital that is a children s hospital, and there is great concern about the rising numbers of children testing positive for covid. a school in florez gips a week from now. let s look at the numbers and we will compare what happened from june to july. 23 pediatric patients came to the emergencies room here with coronavirus. the following month into july, 240, of all of the children brought in here, they test them for coronavirus and the positivity rate was 18.6%. that is a very high number and it is of great concern. in the state of florida the state of florida established that kids going back to school cannot be forced to wear masks. listen to one parent where they