the only advantage to all of this is that instead of reversing what we did on the ira to save the planet or reversing what we did to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, you re wasting time. you look miserable. former house speaker nancy pelosi calls out republicans for their grievance politics and using the house floor to appease donald trump by censuring democrat adam schiff, who led the first impeachment against the former president. it comes as there s a growing riff between two of the most outspoken, far-right members of the house over how and when to impeach president biden. also ahead, we re learning more about the case special counsel jack smith is building against donald trump in the classified documents case. not looking good. plus, a man convicted of attacking a washington, d.c., police officer during the capitol riot shows a complete lack of remorse for his actions. we ll show you the officer s reaction to what happened in court yesterday. and we ll have
highly classified, you go to jail for that. and you go to jail for that. you should know that. classified information. you should go to jail for that for many, many years. lock him up, lock him up. jimmy kimmel with a mashup of donald trump s words concerning other people s mishandling of classified documents. but, wow, meanwhile, stunning new reporting this morning that the nuclear secrets of a foreign government were among the materials seized from mar-a-lago. we ll have the latest on that. plus, steve bannon set to be indicted. how the case related to fundraising shows the limits of the pardon he received from donald trump. and caught on tape, new video shows a fake elector in the 2020 election. escorting members of a tech firm into a georgia elections office on the same day a breach was detected. we ll explain how this ties into the overall election scheme. we re also following the latest in the fight over control in congress. new polling on the impact of the ab
i m sally bundock. so let s now get down to business and it is the eve of cop 28 in dubai, where world leaders, government representatives and delegates will discuss ways to tackle climate change. this year, health will be at the heart of the summit with the first ever official health program. from the lab to the patient, the healthcare industry is responsible for twice the carbon emissions of the aviation sector. now rival ceos from seven of the biggest pharmaceutical companies, alongside the world health organization are set to decarbonise the sector and make healthcare more sustainable. i spoke to pascal soriot, the ceo of astrazeneca and is heading up the task force and paul hudson, the ceo of sanofi. i began by asking pascal what has already been achieved. each company card to reduce carbon emissions. as a company astrazeneca over the next few years we reduce carbon emissions by 60% even though the size of the company almost doubled. at the top 28 we are planning to anno
Decision and, in short, there hasnt been much. Wall street stocks powered to fresh records on thursday, sending asia higher, and the upward trend looks set to continue here in europe. Later in the programme, well be hearing about the reaction of Technology Companies to President Trumps decision to quit the Paris Climate Agreement. Plus, well talk about snapchat and amazon thats all with our techology guru Rory Cellan Jones. And today we want to know what you think about america leaving Paris Climate Agreement is the deal now in tatters, or can the rest of the world manage without america . Let us know what you think. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to Business Live. Great to have you with us. President trump has said he will pull the United States out of the paris Climate Change accord, calling it an unfair agreement that would hamstring the American Economy while empowering the worst polluting nations. In a few hours, chinese and eu leaders will issue theirjoint sta
for this year. this will obviously create a lot of jobs. it s already created over 200,000 construction jobs. obviously, the manufacturing yet to come. that s incredible. what s your next chart show? we re going to talk about the reasons. the reasons are multiple but very heavily oriented around some of the policies that the president and the democratic leaders in congress have put in place. let s talk about the ira, the climate bill, whatever you want to call it. when that bill was passed, the congressional budget office thought about $390 billion of the tax credits would be used. they ve raised their estimate to $570 billion. brookings thinks it is more like $780 billion. goldman sachs thinks it is $1.2 trillion. wow. normally, when we talk about government spending increasing, it is a bad thing. this is, in a sense, a good thing, because it means that companies are taking advantage of this bill, of the tax credits they get to build far more facilities than anyone really