generation that can do something about it. and that is why i committed the united states to leading the world on this challenge. because i believe there is such a thing as being too late. today we re here to announce america s clean power plan a plan two years in the making and the single most important step america has ever taken in the fight against global climate change. now establishing the first ever national standards limiting carbon pollution, the white house says the guidelines would cut carbon dioxide emissions by 32% and provide second r secondary benefits. among those, cutting premature death, reducing energy costs and creating tens of thousands of new jobs. but the plan is also getting pushback from corporations and gop candidates. rear is republican presidential candidate jeb bush over the weekend. i think it is a disaster. it is taking it is typical of the obama administration taking executive power he doesn t have and i believe it is unconstitutional. and
republican side of this new nbc news/ wall street journal poll his support is up and the claim to win the latino vote, they don t hold up. 75% with a negative view of donald trump. that s staggering. put it in context for the non-political junkies throughout. they re terrible for the a republican party that wants to do well with the latino vote. donald trump says he would win the latino vote as a nominee. citing a poll that doesn t meet our standards winning in nevada. i think this poll and an oversample of latino respondents debunks that and 61% have a very negative impression of donald trump. 61% of latino voters end up saying that. and so that just really shows you the stark reality, particularly if you end up believing that the latino vote is one of the big swing votes and determine the presidency in 2016. of course the damage is how much question is this doing with the republican brand? we ll learn that as a campaign progresses. mark, break down the poll more for us
works in colorado in this particular phase of the sentencing, the jury has to decide unanimously that aggravating factors, the heinousness of the crime outweigh the mitt greating factors like john holmes mental illness, in order for the case to move forward in the next phase, the death penalty. if a single juror descents, it ends here and now. it took a total of 2 1/2 hours of deliberations. they deliberated on thursday and took a long weekend and came back today and relatively quickly announced this verdict, which we ll get about 90 minutes from now. scott cohen reporting for us from centennial. joining me here in los angeles is attorney paul henderson. paul, this decision has come back as we re hearing from the deliberations, pretty quickly. an hour on thursday the remainder of their time devoted to it today. 2 1/2 hours. what does that say to you? it says to me this jury has already heard a lot of this information. and right now they are moving very quickly because
controversy. and her testimony before the house on the benghazi hearings. 2016 race on the democratic candidates, republican candidates. did donald trump s remarks about john mccain hurt him? very complicated answer. we ll have all the answers for you in about an hour from now. in kenya, president obama delivering a major address in an arena packed with 5,000 people this morning billed as the centerpiece of his visit to his father s homeland using his popularity in kenya as a bully pulpit saying the country has come far in his lifetime but it still has far to go. he called for kenyans to call for peace in the face of terrorism and compared the owe pregnancy of women to the confederate flag saying just because something is tradition doesn t mean it s right. communities that give their daughters the same opportunities as their sons they are more peaceful, they are more prosperous, they develop faster they are more likely to succeed. that s true in america and in kenya. it d
apparent from what certainly the iranian leaders had been saying very early in this deal is that the sanctions will not be lifted until iran meets nuclear commitments until the satisfaction of the atomic energy agency. there s a lot to be gained from this as secretary kerry said to me what are the alternatives. i did ask him though what is certain to be controversialing, which is the phasing out of sanctions that have been in existence since 2006 and the last u.n. resolution was actually negotiated by susan rice, the national security adviser, when she was u.n. ambassador. this is the u.n. embargo on the sell of conventional weapons to or from iran and ballistic missiles. this was secretary kerry s response. the united nations passed a resolution that said if iran comes to the negotiating table the sanctions will be lifted. that was the deal. we re not even doing that. we re keeping the sanctions in place despite the fact that three of the negotiating countries thought they