greetings, everyone. you re watching symone, the house is adjourned for the rest of the year. not they don t have urgent work to do it like working on an aid package for israel, ukraine, and southern border security. but they did vote for a baseless impeachment inquiry of president biden. the republican priority actually, why is that? well we will ask congressman tim burchett of tennessee, and then rudy giuliani s lies about two election workers, what they have finally cost him. the jury verdict, 100 $48 million in damages for defamation. no surprise, giuliani called it absurd and he vows to appeal. how is that gonna go for him? we will dig into it with one of our legal gurus. she is feeling good from her head to her shoes, honey. i sat down with the queen of rock and soul, patty la belle. we talked about her amazing career, and businesses and even that crazy christmas tree lighting video that goes viral every year. you want to stick around for this. i am symone sanders-tow
i can tell you it was massively unpopular in 2009. i suspect when people dig into the details and this is a draft. i will consent this is a draft, but it s almost like a get well card to the time. it s not real, it s not real policy. when we get to that real policy, it will be tough. i will just tell you that. ed: we have one minute because i want to be fair we mentioned the critics. rob jackson the global project he makes the case for the green new deal in part by saying it makes sense because we are currently paying the cost of climate change today. we separate $306 billion in damages from hurricanes, fires and other possessions in 2017. last year data is totally available. we will get you in a second, brad. but how do you answer that congressman? michael: who are making an assumption that hurricane caused by carbon and the environment. i don t know, subtle science, i don t think so. but look, there has been a
was massively unpopular in 2009, i suspect when people dig into the details, this is a draft but it is almost like a well card to the climate. it is not real policy. when we get to that real policy it will be tough. i want to be fair because i mentioned some of the critics. rob jackson is chairman of the global carbon project and he makes the case in part by saying it makes sense because we are currently paying the cost of climate change today, we suffer $306 billion in damages from hurricanes, fires and other disasters in 2017, the last year data is available. but how do you answer that? making the assumption the hurricane was caused by carbon in the environment. i don t know look.
indianapolis at 40. appreciate this. another cold blast coming to the northern plains the beginning of next week. enjoy 41 in minneapolis. chicago 48 tomorrow. cleveland 48. and as i mentioned. that cold does come back, the warmth is very short lived. des moines, look at this. by thursday, friday, saturday. temperatures come crashing back down. so in the east, it looks like our warmest days are friday, saturday. also going to be rainy. welcome the warm weather despite the rain. california facing a terrible wildfire season and now the potential mud slides. the united states, 2017 was the costliest year for natural disasters on record after a trio of monster hurricanes and fierce wildfire season. announced yesterday the u.s. endured losses that cost about $306 billion. that s a new record for the country after hurricane katrina and other disasters in 2005 caused about $215 billion in
services to lgbt people. the justices ruled the plaintiffs did not have legal standing to challenge the law because they did not show they had suffered actual harm or direct harm. however, other cases on the issue will likely make their way to the highest court. 2017 was the costliest year ever for weather disasters in this country. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says the u.s. had 16 disasters costing at least $1 billion apiece. leading the way, hurricane harvey at $125 billion. the total price tag for the yea year: $306 billion for disaster disasters. critics are openly charging president trump is losing it, not fit. he says he s actually a stable genius. we will take a look at the charges and get reaction from brit hume when we come back.