is to say it s a failure of leadership. and, in fact, what i found is there are powers have been diffused so thoroughly in state and local government that you can t get a big project done. aren t we fixing it, though? isn t there a multi, multibillion dollar project right now under way to fix it? the governor cuomo after years and years of effort, this is a 30-year effort. 30 years patent, moynihan started talking about this in the late 80s. here fwher nearly 2020. you re right, a new facility is going to open and that s due in large part to governor cuomo pushing and pushing. he s been governor for ten years. it shouldn t take this long for a station that takes in 650,000 people a day to be rebuilt. there s the particulars of pen station and city of baltimore trafl baltimore travels through it every day, as you put it. but this seems to me to be a
reporter: tonight, venice s watery nightmare continues. the city bracing itself for more misery. the worst floods in half a century, causing millions of dollars in damage. it s hard to see the businesses that are struggling and they re cleaning, and then the next day it just floods again. reporter: a new attraction for tourists perhaps, but for local businesses it means ruin. so, what can venice do? this is the moses barrier. it s at the mouth of the venice lagoon, and it s supposed to be a wall that rises up out of the water blocking the sea, going from there all the way over there. but after years of delay, it still doesn t work. locals blame corruption and political apathy on the failed multibillion dollar project. the government promising to get it working with hundreds of years of history at stake and the threat of rising sea levels looming large, venice has rarely felt so vulnerable. the state of emergency has released over $20 million of immediate relief and compenation, b
jillian: nation to the generals of the contribute $5.2 billion to peacekeeping missions compared to the $2.1 billion the us kicks in on its own. rob: companies attempting to bring the border wall to life are now feeling the resistance. jillian: democratic cities banding together to stop the president s promise from becoming reality. rob: anita vogel with more on that. reporter: companies competing for the chance to work on the multibillion-dollar project facing a wave of boycotts from local democratic lawmakers. coordinated efforts being launched in california, arizona, illinois, new york and rhode island that would prevent cities and towns from doing official business with the company. all of this part of a bigger resistance strategy to delay construction of the controversial wall. berkeley city council in california the most recent to
and forget moment for putin. we have seen a number of economic sanctions. you mentioned tourism. that really is a big one. they bring roughly $4 billion worth of tourism to turkey every year. you have that visa-free travel being thrown out as well. that s going to make it a lot more difficult for businessmen from both countries going back and forth. we ve heard from moscow and ankrah that you shouldn t go to the other country unless it s absolutely necessary. there s other measures that russia could take still. haven t seen any movement toward the gas. turkey gets 60% of its gas from russia. we re watching this nuclear power plant, that multibillion dollar project. the one that russia is building for turkey. there s a lot that could happen. it all hinges, what we re hearing, on an apology. putin demands an apology from