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york traffic here. you can land at jfk at midnight and sit in bumper to bumper traffic. but van wick, here we are. it doesn t matter when you land, you re on there for 30, 40 minutes. 30, 40 minutes before you then can merge into start moving towards manhattan and then be stuck there for another hour. okay. it doesn t matter the time. here s the deal. here s the deal and i m glad president biden was here yesterday in new york. yeah. in new york, not here but in new york. i m glad that they re talking about this. but here s the reality. new york city is the gateway to the world. whether you like new york or not, it s the gateway to the world. you look at the tax revenue that new york city sends to not only albany but also washington d.c., they ve got to make it easier for people coming in to new york. they have to make it easier for
on florida s gulf coast issuing mandatory evacuations, many starting today. prompting bumper to bumper traffic on many highways. please be patient. we expect to have to evacuate over 300,000 people. reporter: yet time is quickly running out. especially for those seeking sand being as or to stock up on supplies. empty shelves at stores throughout the region. this video from inside a tampa home depot shows generators, plywood and gas cans flying off the shelves throughout the day. florida now activating 5,000 national guardsmen. double the initial call up from a few days ago. an 2,000 guards are on stand by in neighboring states. fema is also on the ground and ready to provide help. it s why so many are preparing to leave. for vica waters who lives near an evacuation zone, that s not an option because she s 38 weeks pregnant. getting in a car makes me nervous as well because i would
the statistics are kinds of staggers, los angeles drivers spend something like 60 hours a year stuck in traffic, never mind the other time spend on the road and then the visuals, crowded california highways lid up in red and white and bumper to bumper traffic ahead of any major holiday or just, you know, on a tuesday. there are a lot of cars in california. and the state is home to the largest car market in the united states, one that is now like bob dylan in 1965 going electric. today, california regulators approved a sweeping plan that will ultimately ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles in the state, requiring all new cars, trucks, and suvs, to run on electricity or hydrogen by 2035. not only will this drastically change the landscape in california, it is expected to push the rest of the country in this direction as well. if passed as president, at least a dozen other cities are expected to follow california s lead. washington state governor jay
impact, with pesticides and herbicides used throughout monarch breeding grounds killing the main source of food, milk weed. there used to be a lot of the monarchs host plant milk weed in corn and soybean feels. as farmers changed their wheat control methods, that milk weed disappeared. because much of the breeding range of monarchs is used for farming, a lot of that habitat is just gone now. reporter: experts say there are still ways to protect them, from planting native milk weed and nectar flowers, reducing pesticide use and supporting conservation groups. but these things must be done quickly if the butterfly is to be saved. now formally one step further on a path toward extinction. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. things are getting back to normal at britain s port of dover after days of travel chaos. roads near the port were gridlocked with bumper to bumper traffic on friday and saturday