For 50 years the Environmental Protection agency has granted waivers to california, allowing us to set emission standards that exceed national limits. Those standards were adopted by so many state, automakers began building cars to the california standard rather than the national standard. Today Governor Newsom says the president s rollback is about one thing and its not jobs. Its about the oil industry, period, full stop. Its not about the car manufactures. Its not about consumers, not about the health. Its not about our economy. Its about oil companies. And there is more. The epa administrator and department of transportation secretary say theyll make the formal policy announcement tomorrow at 5 00 a. M. Our time. California attorney general Xavier Becerra says as soon as that happens, his office will be filing the lawsuit to block it, arguing the announcement violates due process. This will be the 51st time the state of california has sued the Trump Administration over a policy issu
Proclamations and deeply personal experience. When i was in the camp i didnt think i would make it out alive. Reporter a new perspective on the growing demands that i. C. E. Stop dividing families and detaining migrants. A 97yearold holocaust survivor, ben stern, compared his experiences to the experiences he is seeing on television right now. My father said that you want a recipe to create hatred for a generation, put children take children from their parents, put them in prisons. Thats what weve got now. I am speechless. I am speechless now. Reporter signs nearby read, never again means never again for everyone. Reporter young mother cindy ortiz shared a moment with ben before she told us what it was like to have her daughter taken from her arms. When the two were reunited at sfo, the little girl was initially frightened of her mom. The abandonment will always be present, she told me. The sentiment of abandonment and the sentiment of fear. And cindy is still separated from her husban
And his family was facing serious financial problems. At this point in his life, he was a man trying the take care of his family. And we get to tell a story here that most people dont know about. Welcome to Saratoga Springs on booktv. Located about four hours north of new york city, it has a population of about 27,000. Named for the numerous springs in the area, early settlers flocked here to experience the therapeutic effects of the natural mineral waters. Today Saratoga Springs is a popular Tourist Destination with its spas, revolutionary war history and horse racing. With the help of our spectrum cable partners, for the next 90 minutes well learn about the citys history and feature its Literary History including Andrew Mckenna on his battle with opioid addiction. Growing up, i thought the person who was addicted to heroin was under a bridge somewhere with, right . And was pushing a shopping cart around or Something Like that. Thats not the case. One of the most abused drugs right no
Discovered in 1792. It was found to be beneficial for certain diseases. And id like to say that Congress Park is a city park developed because of constipation. Because that was a disease that itwas most likely used to treat. It was to spur a Great Development of hotels, boarding houses and businesses generally here in saratoga springs. There was nothing here until the first was discovered. In fact, we think that the mohawk and mohican indians came here only for the mineral springs. It was not a place where they cant particularly. Perhaps they hunted here. So the first european americans came here in 1771. Probably finding the spring in the course of surveying and providing land that had been very inappropriately taken from the mohawks. So what happened in the very beginning, 1772 was that the first people to come here built long cabins. And anyone whos heard about this medicinal qualities of water made their way here. Paid a small sum of money to stay in one of these very rough long ca