the entire point is to bring everybody together because this is a truly global problem the whole process of the cop process. a clear strategy from china s important and they have, on the scale of this issue been really dragging their heels. but there has been so much push pull on that issue from china because they are the biggest emitter now, but this is not a problem that started in the last decade, started with the industrial revolution, so the economies that were buffeted by that engine have basically been built on fossil fuels, which was something of a kind of false economy that got us into this pickle in the first place. we were allowed to do that and then 200 years later, we are trying now to get the entire world to rein it back in. it is other economies that were responsible for historical emissions and the mess we in at the moment, but yes, china is a important
has meant six months since puerto rico was devastated by hurricane maria. tonight we continue to look at the recovery or lack of it there. correspondent bryan llenas is an old san juan with the story. we are treated as second-class citizens. puerto rico governor is frustrated. he said the hurricane maria disaster funds are taking too long to arrive and he blames congress. why is the same cop process in florida or texas, it takes a week, and puerto rico, it takes months. he is not alone. on tuesday, nearly two dozen puerto rican activists were arrested in the u.s. capital demanding congress provide more financial aid to the commonwealth. puerto rico claims that needs $94 billion in aid. congress appropriated 23 billion, less than 2 billion has been sent. i want to see shovels in the ground and things being built. houses being built to code. i want to see a power system that s under construction that will withstand a storm.