with a plan. your night the white house released a five point strategy for reaching net zero emissions in the u.s. for 2050. key here, moving to 100% clean electricity by 2035. switching over to electric cars. helping americans transition from old, wasteful appliances. super pollutants like those found in air conditioners and refrigerators and scaling up carbon removal through expanding forests and grasslands. international approach to his climate crisis is strong and he was encouraged by this weekend s g20 summit in rome. everyone sought me out. they wanted to know what our views were and we helped lead. we got significant support here. significant support. we re the most the united states of america is the most critical part of this entire agenda. this summit comes at a critical time. a new report out this morning says the earth is now in unchartered territory because of climate change. a top official at the world meteorological association warning, quote, extreme eve
lots to get to this morning. let s get to it. good morning, boris and amara. very important day for president biden and world leaders at the final day of the g-20 summit. combating climate change will certainly top the agenda. we expect the president of the united states to arrive momentarily. he s actually scheduled to meet with the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. relations between the nato allies have been severely strained over the last few years. we ll bring you details of that meeting. that s coming up. we might even have live coverage of that. later today president biden will lead a discussion on the supply chain issues affecting the united states and other world economies. he ll focus in on short-term efforts to try to relieve bottlenecks in the system as well as long-term solutions. as the summit wraps up later today the president is actually scheduled to hold a news conference. he ll face questions from reporters not just about this summit here in rome but
i m in for christi paul. happy halloween, boris. good morning amara. thanks for joining us. i m boris sanchez. to wolf blitzer in rome for the g-20 summit. good morning to you, wolf. an eventful morning already for president biden and still plenty on the agenda. there certainly is. lots going on here in rome. they re all gearing up to head off to scotland as well. the president and the world leaders focussing in on climate change and supply chain disruptions on this, the final day of the g-20 summit here in beautiful rome. up first for the president today, a key meeting with turkey s president recep tayyip erdogan. we saw the two leaders arrive for their meeting during last hour. the relationship between the u.s. and turkey, both nato allies, has been rather tense over these past few years. turkey s purchase of a russian air defense system has contributed, certainly, to the tension, and just ahead of the meeting president biden said he was looking forward to what he hoped
russian anti-missile system, air defense system, during his meeting with the turkish president erdogan. our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins and cnn diplomatic editor nic robertson and we re watching all of this unfold. the statement that white house released i thought was significant, saying the president reaffirmed our defense partnership with turkey s importance as a nato ally, but noted u.s. concerns over turkey s possession of the russian s-400 missile system. it s that word but that is critical. we appreciate turkey as a nato ally but this main concern they have is over this missile system that they bought from russia which, of course, outraged a lot of nato allies, a lot of members of congress who said that this is not what they should be doing. the thing that was conflicting was that they were doing that whiles also seeking to purchase these u.s. stealth fighter jets. that was the concern that so many people had over this. so president biden clearly
virginia s next governor. the polls are neck in neck in the home stretch. and the jurors in the derek chauvin murder trial spoke exclusively with me. so joining me now, fiona hill, the former senior director for european affairs. also the author of the new book, there is nothing for you here. finding opportunity in the 21st century. good to see you. thank you for joining us this evening and congratulations on the new book as well. so let s talk about the president kicking off a critical trip abroad, showing candor, trying to rebuild relations with allies. he wants to show the world that america is back. is it working, fiona? well, so far so good. the response to his efforts to patch things up with french president macron seems to be pretty positive so far. i think what we ll see over the next few days is whether he come away with the g-20 with any break through agreements. the critical part is what happens next, however. it s not just the g-20 meeting the next couple days