Their borders and how to regulate them. Worst of all, the socalled Clean Power Plan would have barely reduced Carbon Emissions. It would have crippled our economy and done very little, if anything, to help the environment. President obamas plan wasnt just bad policy, it was illegal. 27 states, including wyoming, filed a lawsuit to stop the regulation. The Supreme Court ruled that obamas e. P. A. Went way beyond its legal authority. The court blocked the overreaching rule. Now President Trump has put forward a commonsense replacement to protect americas air. The Affordable Clean Energy rule follows the law and is good news for the people of wyoming and the rest of the country. It recognizes that the e. P. A. Is not supposed to pick winners and losers. Under the new rule, power plants can make reasonable changes like improving efficiency. The rule promotes the use of clean technologies, cleaner technologies to generate electricity so Energy Companies can modernize their power plants with
A different. Name the color of the. Green conquest turned into tragedy is not the kind of freedom that we want. How did we become a gateway to islamist terror. An exclusive report from a destroyed city. Phyllis in the science of ah yes starts october 24th on d w. For us tariffs this time not for china but europe the transatlantic trade spat over airplane subsidies takes office billions of dollars in u. S. Tourists e. U. Specialty exports like wine cheese or ham also coming up g 20 leaders discuss new forms of Digital Payments but a Watchdog Group warns even alternatives to bitcoin could hamper the fight against Money Laundering and Terror Financing and why british Art Galleries are setting up in paris to take a look at things go all piling exhibition. Im chris cuomo welcome to the program a new round of tit for tat terrorists the United States has begun imposing levies on 7 to have 1000000000. 00 worth of goods from the European Union the World Trade Organization approved the punitive
Mr. Mcconnell first this morning, id like to join colleagues on both sides of the colleagues on both sides of the im like to join my colleagues on both sides of the capitol and expressing her grief and sadness at the passing of our house colleague chairman elijah cummings. For more than two decades in the house of representatives cummings became a living a leged in his native baltimore. By all accounts he was a powerful and passionate voice on the National Stage and a strong advocate for his neighbors. He counted and admires from across the political spectrum. Today the capital will lower its flag to mark the significant loss and remember a life well lived. The senate unites. Our prayers are with those of the house for elijahs wife, for his children and for all the colleagues, friends and staff who will miss him greatly. Madam president on an entirely different matter i was encouraged to see the a display of bipartisan concern in the house of representatives for sustaining americas Glo
Commute. Giant generators were brought into the caldecott tunnel, a major traffic route in the east bay. Caltrans had to figure out how to keep the tunnel lights and fans on or face a traffic nightmare. The tunnels themselves have a very large fans that circulate to make sure that the exhaust from the cars are actually taken out of the tunnels. Caltrans first thought some of the four tunnels would need to be shut down but bringing in those generators may have fixed the problem. The lantos tunnel on highway one new pacifica is open. Caltrans brought in more generators there at double slide. Thousands of commuters use that tunnel on the san mateo coast every day. That is some good news. Sal, you have your hands full but great news about the caldecott and lantos tunnel. That is good news. The tunnels will stay open. We will keep reminding people of that even though the changeable signs out there say otherwise. That was before they change their mind apparently or got new resources. Westbou
A conversation and then towards the end of the hour we will open it up for questions and answers from the audience, so chairman eu grew up and kentucky, you served as a key adviser to senator mitch mcconnell, gave us a sense of how that background informs or doesnt inform you or approach more generally. Thank you for having me and the opportunity, its a pleasure to be here today, yes i did spend a good chunk of my youth and kentucky and also the opportunity to serve the Senior Center and party leader from kentuckian in the United States senate and sent mcconnell in terms of how that and firms my work at the commission, i cant quantify how much i learned from senator mcconnell just about in his work ethic and his discipline and his leadership style, his approach to governance, his approach to bipartisanship. And my working for him, most of the if not all of the legislative initiatives that i worked on, they didnt pass the senate with 16 post, they passed with 85 plus votes, oftentimes a