california to set fuel economy standards for the entire country. reporter: california lawmakers say the proposal gets pollution standards set by president obama in 2012, the biggest single us policy to reduce planet warming carbon dioxide emissions. senator feinstein saying i expect the administration s efforts like so many other bad ideas will be taken to court and overturns. forward and on the say they will cooperate with the justice department probe. they have been lobbying donald trump since the first week in office, some of them are changing their tune. shannon: they are calling him a bigoted grant after drew brise made a video encouraging kids to take their bibles to school. should he apologize? we ask an nfl legend next. hottest taqueria? and the hottest.what are those? oh, pierogis? and this is the averys wondering if eating out
planet warming, greenhouse gas emissions from cars, from power plants. the president obviously said he was going to withdraw the u.s. from the paris climate accord. the president himself also often mocks the science of climate change. that s all been in place, you know, since the beginning of the administration. what s new is in that time we ve actually written a lot of stories that even though they re rolling back regulations and making all these policy moves they still haven t messed with the guts of climate science. we ve written stories that despite all of this, sort of the federal agencies that have always put out these standard reports on where climate science have been continuing to do that. and so what is different now is that the administration the trump appointees in the administration in some of these science agencies are saying have already started to change some of the methodologies and say we re going leave out key information about the impacts of climate change, we
i have no problem saying that . one way the right does price to mischaracterize what were doing as though it were some sort of massive government takeover. i mean she just said happy t say it s going to take massive government intervention. during the h afternoon she probably heard from leadership. how does this make any sense? he gave the reason i support from somebody who is entrenched in evidence a look at the facts and science this is the only policy plan i ve seen for solar that commiserate with the magnitude of challenges we will experience that are stemming from the planet warming. if you look at what nasa and noaa just put out, they told us clearly that this is 2018 was one of the hottest years on record making the last four years the hardest days on record .t we need to take actions that ar going to address that. so that its pretty cold righ now and minnesota, but that s
it does come i have no problem saying that. one way the right tries to mischaracterize as what were doing this some kind of massive government takeover. laura: she was happy to say it s going to take massive government intervention but she probably heard the heat, that is not going to fly with most americans, how does this make sense? the reason i support this from somebody who is entrenched in evidence, i look at the facts and the science, this is the only policy plan i ve seen put forward the commission rates with the magnitude of the challenges we are going to be experiencing that are stemming from the planet warming. if you look at what nasa and noaa just put out, they ve told us clearly 2018 was one of the hottest years on record making the last four the hottest years on record in the last five years, the plan at morning, we need to take actions that are going to address that. laura: it s pretty cold right now in minnesota but it s a snapshot,
that s why residents have evacuated this area. and there are concerns that this could happen again if the weather and mother nature brings with it warm weather and rainfall causing more unfortunate caving events like this to take place. now icebergs can be roughly the size of a stadium, but that s only the top portion of what you and i see. the majority of an iceberg lies below the water, roughly 80 to 90%. ideal situation would fob for the currents to take this and move it off of the coast. but that may not be what mother nature has in store for this particular iceberg. it s particularly large. we re talking about 10 to 11 mega tons. and of course we don t want to see anymore ice caving events because the potential exists for tsunamis there. fortunately everybody is out of the harm s way, but dramatic footage coming off the west coast of greenland to say the least. planet warming. that s right. the fingerprints of climate