moving the headquarters for tesla there. he tweeted this out yesterday. austin should not be it should be city not a san francisco copycat. one of the things i m assure he is alluding to san francisco has been overrun with homelessness and also a creeping problem in austin, texas. brian: austin is extremely liberal city. the homelessness is out of control. that s where the government is located, obviously it s the capital. and they are astounded as what happened because they said come one, come all. i m sure elon musk is looking around saying it reminds me of san francisco. people there coming homeless are migranting there to sleep under bridges, to do the things that that government in texas welcomes. ainsley: it is known to be liberal. when i lived in san antonio. austin fun city, cultural, great bars, great music, it is extremely liberal. that s where elon decided to move his headquarters.
perhaps you have heard of it. it s called sea snot, a phenomenon sweeping the seas off of the coast of turkey. this creeping problem could become global if our world does not pay attention. reporter: something is very wrong. an alien-like web of slime is choking off all forms of life in the water here. from above, it looks like streaks of paint. it s like sinking to what our future will look like if nothing changes, if we continue to pollute our waters and allow our planet to warm. it is known as sea snot, in science speak, marine muse los angeles. it happened here before but nothing like this. getting sucked into the gills of
creeping problem that the democratic party has at its grass roots that is increasingly anti-semitic and anti-israel. sandra: how do you think this figure pelosi should step in? how would you want to hear from her? she should say that it is you dumb like a mistake putting ilhan omar on the foreign affairs committee. very pro-israel. it is cracking. it is cracking because the democrats grassroots are increasingly anti-israel, and as we saw with the women s march, anti-semitic. she is trying to split the difference. do you stand with israel, and with the american jewish committee. that is the problem that she has. she has cancer lot with the wrong group. bill: many new diverse members. how does she do it? well, i think what she is trying to do was spread the jobs around. that is typically how they deal with these issues. by creating new committees,
but this wasn t, it turns out, a slow creeping problem where flint, this poor city, had bad infrastructure and it was growing into a long-term problem. what happened in flint seemed to have happened suddenly, seemed to have been caused by a specific policy change, and nobody in charge was getting it. the state was denying it. county was denying it. but this one doctor decided they at least had to know if it was hurting kids, the kids who she treated as a pediatrician in the public hospital in town. she set up a study and started testing kids blood samples from before and after flint changed the source of its drinking water. she got no funding for this study. she and one other researcher and residents, medical residents, just took it on on top of their other work. they looked at all the lab results they had access to. they went through an academic and medical approvals process to get access to even more lab results so they could get a big enough sample size so they could make sense of
day. an entire city s children lead poisoned when state-appointed emergency managers switch the city s water source without taking proper precautions or proper treatment, thus turning the very plumbing of the city of flint into a lead delivery device for its people. the reason we know about flint and the person who pulled the plug on that story, the person who made it start to stop happening, that person is an iraqi american. an immigrant, first generation, who more than anyone is the biggest hero of that crisis. in the summer of 2015 she was a pediatrician at a public hospital in flint. she d seen reporting about high levels of lead in the water. people started talking about it. but this wasn t, it turns out, a slow creeping problem where flint, this poor city, had bad infrastructure and it was growing into a long-term problem. what happened in flint seemed to have happened suddenly, seemed to have been caused by a specific policy change, and nobody in charge was getting it. the state