that s nbc s ryan nobles with that report. coming up here on way too early we ll have much, much more on the hurricane barrelling towards the florida coast. we ll speak to a member of congress about whether the partisan fights in washington could impact disaster relief funding. we ll have that live report on the ground, much more on the storm s path when we come right back. when we come right back ap stuff is too thin! here s charmin ultra strong! ahhh! my bottom s been saved! woohoo! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. what s everybody waiting for? this? we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. and for a shower-fresh clean feeling try charmin flushable wipes!
hole in the republican argument. they may blame biden s green agenda for higher prices on the forecourt, but in truth that s not at the root of it. and if you look further you will see that right now america is in fact pumping oil at a faster rate than ever before. us oil production is forecast to average an all time high of 12.8 million barrels a day this year, and will keep growing to 13.1 million a day in 202a. the president will most likely point to this hurricane barrelling in on florida and will again tell the media that climate change is as an existential crisis. but the evidence suggests the world s biggest polluter is slow walking the promises it has made to cut oil and gas production. i m joined now by ben lefebvre, oil and gas policy reporter at politico. then, this was your story that we saw this morning. the figures are startling because when you look at it, it is going on the wrong direction. it, it is going on the wrong direction- it, it is going on the wrong direction.
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diaz-balart. good evening, we begin tonight with a hurricane barrelling toward the united states that in itself is a major headline, but what makes this storm so historic and so dangerous is where it s heading. straight for southern california it is likely to weaken to a tropical storm before it hits, something that hasn t happened there since before world war ii. right now, hurricane hilary is battering mexico hitting resort towns like cabo san lucas, and cities like tijuana where so many migrants are currently staying. nearly 30 million people across six states are bracing for potentially devastating flooding here s why the storm could bring a year s worth of rain in just 48 hours and the dry, desert lands across the southwest won t be able to absorb it all. officials are already warning some residents to prepare to evacuate priscilla thompson begins our coverage tonight from palm springs, california. reporter: tonight, hurricane hilary bearing down, slamming
serious category 4 hurricane barrelling towards california. stay with us. beautiful. you see how the light catches the hubcap? stunning. you sure you don t want your family in the family photos? they helpeus save money when we bundled, so. ah. same difference. okay. this one s going on same difference. the mantle.