for some eight million people. that is concerning because look, these are cascading effects. cal, the real live consequences of climb change, thank you. brand new this morning, a bold announcement from the biden administration. it s a future where we rely more on solar and wind, but there is a big problem getting there. you can t get solar at night and you can t get wind when it is not windy. josh letterman has more on the new goal that the biden administration is laying out to try to solve this problem. they set some really ambitious goals to zer row out some emissions.
highs, 117 degrees. in death valley they hit 130 degrees on friday. that is just four degrees shy of the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth. the intense heat spiked an early fire season. 20 homes were destroyed on sunday alone. those flames have now jumped the nevada border. underpinning all of this is dangerous water shortages. governor newsom expanding the proclimation to 50 of 58 counties. he said the hots are getting hotter and the dries are getting drier. that s the reality of climb change. i want to bring in melissa fertata who represents the central valley from bakersfield to fresno. thank you for your time.
line. so the white house needs to keep the focus on what is on the outside noise and not shape too much inside of the hill. it is ultimately only as big as what joe manchin is willing to be the 50th vote for, so they re making sure that sanders and manchin can agree on in the next few months. and in the middle is chuck schumer. thank you both very much for your reporting today, we appreciate it. coming up, progressives are rallying calling for president biden to combat climb change. i m going to talk to one of the
on gun control example, on climb change issues that are important to democrats. he has given a lot of money to democrats. but it s not clear that his entry into this race is really going to shake things up. bloomberg is richer than president trump. is he the guy who can take on trump when it comes to the economy? could he appeal to voters that were maybe behind trump because of his business background but now have an option without all the circus? i don t know about that. i think all these candidates who are hoping to get the democratic nomination now, bloomberg included, are going to have to wind up taking positions that would take what you just said off the table. what you just said is extremely reasonable. they re having to take a lot of unreasonable positions in order to get left leaning voters in this primary. he s spending a heck of a lot of money. it s money he finds in the couch cushions but it s real money. we re going to see an advertising blitz right out of
moderate democrats could actually land right now. is this part of that? listen, i think climb change is a big thing. there s no question there s a lot of electricity on the far left. we just saw in the november election 41 went red to blue. if you look at the polls today, third are moderate, third are popular and third are fighting it out. dana: one thing i do want to point out to you, this iowa poll over the weekend. warren over biden at 22, biden 20. this is the des moines register, considered a pretty good credible poll. is she on the march? senator warren has incredible momentum. but no one is surprised in the party because everyone thought her iowa campaign was her best. so she s showing it right now. it goes back to the numbers. her and bernie are one-third. mayor pete and biden are a third. dana: for the republican, if you re the tphopl nearbying you wouldn t necessarily have had to win iowa.