environment public works committee, making sure we can clean up poisoned water with pfoa for ten years, with lead from pcbs. the second piece is infrastructure. there is no more bipartisan idea than rebuilding america s infrastructure. high-speed rail, rural broad band, new electric grid, more mass transit. and last is green jobs. and we know that if you train young kids in s.t.e.m. and give them the opportunity to be able to be the next workers in wind, solar, geothermal, biopower it s going to be the trends of the future and create economic growth. when i went to paradise, california, this is a town of 25 that just burned right to the ground, it looked like a hollywood apocalypse movie. this is a magic moment for our nation because the public is now understanding. this used to be a graph on a chart, an abstraction. now as people see real neighbors being burned out of their homes. what is the one thing you woo do on climate if you got in if
paul: you see the litigation continuing for some time before it kicks up to the supreme court. but what if the d.c. circuit ruled against the president and the supreme court doesn t take the case? that has happened. given what is at stake here, you re right and supreme court is not to take the case.but i believe it will take the case. i think it is important to think about the border proposition. let s forget about donald j trump in the political unfolding. does congress really have unlimited, oversight power? is that the opower that has no limitations? paul: maybe to pardon power. the president pardon power, maybe. well, it s cabin in the sense that only president can exercise it but it s a good point. but no, look, the troubling thing here is particularly regard to tax records. if congress can do that, what prevents them from going after the political enemies? they are doing that here what prevents them from doing it again and again or what prevents them from brgetting ta
a majority but if they manage to force add one into runoff elections it might end up a much tighter race for the seemingly opower for president. that report from years yulia honchos covering the elections from turkey s capital for us i yulia good to see you you ve been talking to a lot of voters in the run up to these elections have you sensed a desire for change. oh yes there is definitely a desire for change and you can feel it when you talk to people on the streets at tea shops at the supermarkets offer ole miss out on and his justice and development party b a k p have been in power for more than fifteen years now and now there are many people who say it s enough there is nothing in it for us anymore they say for example the economy is not doing well on employment is high youth unemployment for example stands at over twenty percent and additionally due to doubt many people say
first presidential candidate to run from behind bars despite international protest he s been in custody for a year on the health on terrorism related charges. represents the pro kurdish a party despised by the turkish government many of those backing the forty five year old attorney all young voters. only three challenges. one to limit the powers of the presidency and see a return to the parliamentary system they want to improve relations with your openly turkey out of its economic crisis is unlikely any of them will win a majority but if they manage to force out on into runoff elections it might end up a much tighter race for the seemingly opower for president. that report from data is yulia honchos covering the elections from turkey s capital for us are you here good to see you you ve been talking to
catastrophic impacts, structural damage and a lot of opower outages. we want to go back now to florida because officials are telling people, if you are leaving, you have to go now. this window to evacuate is closing. jolene kent joining us from ft. lauderdale. some people are just choosing, instead, to stay put. we are in port everglades and what we have here are cruises being canceled. 3,000 people supposed to head to the caribbean. they re no longer going. a million containers are processed here. every year they give you your bana bananas, fruit, apparel. all of this have been put on pause. a lot of people in this area who are actually staying. i want to take you down here. we re in a marina that is filled with homes and lots of boats. tom gonzales who is actually protecting his boats in these final hours as the window is closing. what are you doing to protect your boats? i m tying them in the center of the channel. why are you tying them there? we re going to have an