urgent weather emergency out west. mandatory evacuations and emergency rescues are under way in california. as an unrelenting series of storms batters the state, triggering mudslides, flash floods, and opening massive sink holes. 90% of california is under flood watches or warnings right now. it caught people who have been here 50 years, caught them unprepared. how quickly was the water rising? you could watch it. you could see it rising. it was rising quick. in my experience, the fastest i have seen it rise. at least a dozen people have lost their lives to these storms and authorities are frantically searching for a 5-year-old boy who was swept away by floodwaters. adding to the urgency, forecasters say another dangerous storm system is moving in. we re going to get an update in moments. and i m speak with the mayor of santa barbara where mandatory evacuation orders are in effect in some areas. also, the high stakes three amigos summit between the u.s., mexico, a
continuing that program as well as opening up some new legal pathways, and then when it comes to drug trafficking, cracking down on cartels, eliminating fentanyl to the degree it s possible. all of that the leaders agreed to work on. and when you re talking about justin trudeau, there s plenty of discussion when it comes to trade disputes, particularly with some dairy farmers, with auto making, and remember, it was just last year actually that the president s electric vehicle tax credits were amended to include north american manufacturers, something that canada was very relieved to see happen. so all of that is a backdrop to this discussion, when the president is meeting with the prime minister one-on-one and the three leaders will be together for a larger portion of the rest of today here in mexico city. and julian, when it comes to the issue of migration, you re tromtexas. we re seeing a humanitarian crisis at the border. mexico s president said he would consider accepting more mi
get what we needed on global climate. all are saying this is a good deal. look at what president biden did in august, which is singly the biggest thing that happened which is to get a goal of 50% electric vehicles by the year 2030 which will reduce emissions in automobiles 60% over what it is today. that is more than any other country is doing. there are major things happening. we ve made a lot of progress. there are things i m disappointed in, but these are the most life impacting from universal care, long-term care, electric targets built out, affordable care, hearing aids. first bill i introduced was to get hearing aids covered when i get elected. you get up the next day and you keep fighting and the other things we need to change. as a person who is often critical of not enough being done on climate, it is worth always discussing with you because you represent a district that has a lot of auto making.
genius that heralded a new era in auto making but this technical innovation came with a hefty price tag almost fifty thousand dollars each march as much as a porsche nine eleven cost back then. but the audience christopher says what the audi engineers created back in one thousand eight and still impresses today and is great fun to drive step on the gas and after a slight lag the turbo kicks in and seven seconds of propels the car to one hundred kilometers an hour and then far beyond and the roar of the five cylinder engine provides a musical accompaniment of it the guy that for michael station thomas foy that s for him that s. like that without that just to make sure absolutely everyone knew how great and revolutionary the quattro was out he joined the rally circuit and nine hundred
run on a while longer. you also talk about peak growth. what do you mean by that? there s a sense in which we have reached the maximum growth potential of particularly the developed world. your unemployment rates are at a 40-year low. that just tells us the number of new people we can find to get to work is a lot lower than we imagined. this is counter to the conventional wisdom about robots coming to steal your job and auto making and stuff like that. but the importance of demographics has still not been realized by people. the global economy grew by 4% between 1950 and 2008. that s kind of the anchoring biassed. that s what the economy should be growing at. the u.s. economy should be growing at 3% to 4%. what we re forgetting is that that was the only time in history that the economy grew at such a robust pace, and the reason for that is that we had a