the president of france publicly acknowledged that the president was not there and not there when the leaders decided to fund $20 million for relief of the amazon fires that are going on now. so the president sort of resorted to his typical lines saying i want clean air and clean water. but i want businesses to be able to thrive. describing himself as someone who loves the environment but in every instance, it seems, publicly and perhaps privately, we don t have a clean read on that, avoiding issues of climate. he certainly tried to inject into the g7 meetings discussions of economy and trade and avoiding a topic that is very dear to most of the member leaders of the g7, climate change. kelthank you to you. i want to bring wendy sherman.
states pays 90% of nato s bills. it s about 22%. germany s at 15% in terms of nato. that s a different issue than what these countries are spending on their overall military and security needs as a percentage of gdp. it s all going in the right direction. it was going in the right direction before trump and give him credit, maybe they re pushing it more because they worry about it. leaders, nato member leaders have a problem because they look at donald trump as a dangerous joke, as someone who says things recklessly, says things that are completely false. he s an important ally but they increasingly can t depend on it. when you took at the substantive of the nato summit they did sign a very important communique, the substance of nato looks okay. jim mattis got some very important provisions that he wanted and moved forward. we ve got a tale of two trumps,
the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something. humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it s californians it s me and it s you. don t stop now, it s easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. we re in d.c. tonight, on the eve of a remarkable, perhaps unprecedented move on health care. first, the gop member leaders pushing their own members to vote on the bill. and senator john mccain s vote could be crucial because the
him, who could help him. sure. they re in the process of doing raids, right, the british? you have to understand that the network who helped this man commit this brutal crime, they re watching news media as well. and so, they re gleaning information and intelligence off of what they re seeing from press reporting. and when you have an ongoing i mean, it was still an active scene, not to mention a potential, you know, manhunt for more perpetrators. when this is ongoing, it s absolutely critical that no information get leaked to the press that could harm those investigative efforts or those police and security efforts. so i mean, real lives could have been put at risk here. it s a very dangerous thing. fred pleitgen is following this for us, and this is pretty interesting, fred. we re seeing theresa may, i believe, sitting next to president trump following this class photo there of these nato member leaders. you know, what can you tell us about this investigation? reporter: w
our member leaders that are on the doors and it s motivating voters that we re talking to to say, wait a second, they are definitely trying to steal this vote now so i better grab my neighbor and get to the polls or i better get to church and make sure everybody knows, like the great thing that you did this past weekend on souls to the polls, it s the kind of response that i think people are doing. we had a group of high school students march together to stop intimidation at the early vote places. so there s been an out pouring of support for protecting the right to vote. jamal, a republican named steve even horn was behind the intimidating voter billboard showing up in predominantly republican neighborhoods. he s a hedge fund manager and his wife nancy donated hundreds of dollars to the gop campaign. he and his wife donated the maximum $5,000 to the romney