for kate waring s body. wild, beautiful, isolated, and 20 miles from kate s home on charleston battery. so, i got in my car and drove out. and there were the police. a serious search going on. so, i sat there in the shade and watched them, all afternoon. didn t attempt to interfere. just watch the police to see what they re doing. just watched. lots of officers and cadaver dogs, also. ton of folks out there. ton of folks. the whole shebang. as a couple of detectives that i knew left, i did ask them, any luck? and they just said simply said, no, and continued driving on. reporter: police called off the search, drove heather back to jail. had she intentionally given them bad information? perhaps, nobody would find kate. not the police. not the a-team. and then? we got a terrific break by
same-sex discrimination, cases that could likely be ruled on by trump appointees, largely young, white, male conservative judges, serving lifetime appointments. but perhaps none of those issues will have the global impact such as the rulings we will see dealing with the environment. miners, get ready because you re going to be working your asses off, all right? a long-held republican belief. the message was clear. trump was going to roll back environmental regulations that he said hurt businesses. i am taking historic steps to lift the restrictions on american energy and to cancel job-killing regulations. [ applause ] it was considered a slap in the face. former epa director betsy sutherland remembers trump signing an executive order to dismantle president obama s clean contract signed by the epa. it was absolutely a display
appointments. but perhaps none of those issues will have the global impact such as the rulings we will see dealing with the environment. miners get ready because you re going to be working your off. all right. a long-held republican belief, the message was clear, trump was going to roll back environmental regulations lift the restrictions on american energy. and to cancel job-killing regulations. it was considered a slap in the face. reporter: former epa director, betsy sutherland, remembers trump signing an executive order to dismantle obama s signature, clean-power plan, signed at the epa. it was, absolutely, a display for sheer contempt for all the scientists, engineers, and economists, that have worked on that rule, for years and years.
ruled on by trump appointees. largely, young, white, male, conservative judges, serving lifetime appointments but perhaps none of those will have the global impact such as the rulings we will see dealing with the environment. miners, get ready, because you are going to be working your asses off. all right? reporter: a long-held republican belief. the message was clear. trump was going to roll back environmental regulations, that he said, hurt businesses. i am taking historic steps to lift the restrictions on american energy. and to cancel job-killing regulations. it was considered a slap in the face. former epa director, betsy sutherland, remembers trump signing an executive order to dismantle the clean power plan. signed at the epa. it was absolutely a display of sheer contempt for all the
than president trump has come to the realization that he s not going to win and he wants to drag the rest of the united states down with him. wolf? wolf s not there. we re gonna take a break and we re gonna be back next week for cnn s live coverage of the vice presidential debate. on wednesday, october 7th. chris cuomo and don lemon right now are going to pick up our coverage of tonight a s debate after this quick break. stay with us.