it doesn t stay on the floor. hence the special garments. safer all round. hello. after what was a mild october, the first few days of november has certainly brought a cool down. we ve been in the grip of northerly winds during wednesday, feeding cold air southwards across the uk. many of us have had some spells of sunshine but the northerly winds have also brought showers. the shower cloud as he could see on the satellite picture have been focused around coastal areas. this line of shower cloud plaguing parts of temperature and cornwall will continue to be a feature during thursday, showers continuing here. some showers for a time across eastern england. some of the showers in northern scotland wintry over high ground. but as we go through the day the showers will become fewer and further between. they ll be more dry weather, some good spells of sunshine for most of us but it won t help the temperatures much,
anything done. once you pass a budget, you are allowed with just 51 president obamas that implement that budget get us on a path to start reducing the deficit and reducing debt. that s the mechanism they tried to use on obamacare. it failed for a bunch of reasons. that s the easiest path forward to getting tax reform done. american people know we need tax reform and growth. let s get it done as quickly as possible. brian: we pass a budget for 2018. go to tax reform even though this will be the biggest reform in taxes in 20 plus years. you can could something that massive on reconciliation? you can do it. there are some details. if it doesn t stay revenue neutral it expires after 10 years, i think if you get that net tax cut, even if it expires in 10 years or some piece of it expires in 10 years. you may see that happen on this one. brian: what democrats really should go along with this tax reform if people find it pal lateddable?
it doesn t stay contained, that s the issue in the long run. shannon: all right. let us know if you hear more from this professor. he says it s still a work in progress. let us know if you get an update. good to see you. bill: could i get a mulligan in economics? it did not go well for me back then. shannon: did you have puppies to pet? would that have helped? we re getting a puppy in here. america s newsroom dog. stay tuned. bill: government opening fire on a popular resort killing multiple people, injuring others, this is the first images we re getting of that. a live report coming up on this story straight ahead. shannon: plus the growing face-off between rahm emanuel and jeff sessions. they say they re putting the rights of illegal immigrants ahead of their own citizens. our panel debates that next. donald trump is on the right
and that is where all the plastic in the ocean kind of accumulates. there is five of them in each basin and one in the indian ocean. so everything that has been trend in thrown in the indian ocean is somewhere in this garbage patch. how do these patches form and is it possible, eric, at all to clean them up? well, they form essentially because the movement of the water is not two dimensional. it doesn t stay at the surface. it is kind of like a roller coaster ride where the water sinks and other places goes up. and the plastic is buoyant, so as the water sinks, the plastic stays behind. and in the meantime, more and more plastic is being carried into the regions by new water that sinks them. so it is kind of like this internal lube with the plastic
across the empire state here. another problem that we have is the potential of more weather later on today. our friends at the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma, have posted a tornado watch in effect for much of the region until 9:00 p.m. eastern time. that s something that wouch out for. we have that storm system, alex. that s part one. the second part we have in today s double weather whammy is right along the coast. it s interesting to take a look at this tranquil setting here on coney island beach. s because it looks phenomenal. but below the water surface we have threat of rip currents. it s not just here. to goes from maine to miami. the reason why is we have tropical storm leslie churning in the atlantic as that enhances the wave action along the eastern seaseaboard, it will ca the water to pile up in some places. when that water piles up on the shoreline, alex, it doesn t stay anchored there. it has to go back into deeper water. when that occurs at a quick, accelerate