Joined by nathan holman, one of the architects of the paris accord and the obama administration, you watched that, what did you make of it . Trump made a case about fairness and in that sense i thought it was relative to the facts of what the Paris Agreement actually is. I thought it was borderline delusional and apocalyptic. Those are strong words, back them up. He sketched a vision of what the Paris Accord Is Asa kind vision of what the paris accord is as a kind of International Imposition of the United States put it was negotiated as something the United States could argue we wanted to do on our own terms. The president fundamentally does not agree with those Negotiation Terms . One thing interesting about his vision and he is conflating two important things about paris, one of the structure of the International Agreement and wonders will we propose to country. For him they are one and the same and he is certainly not happy with the targets put forth, those targets are negotiable wi
Welcome back, everybody. Our end point. Earlier, we spoke to bill cosby a little about the anniversary of the 1963 birmingham Civil Rights Movement. Heres what he told us. On our part as professors and president s of colleges all over and in public schools, we need to get the education of the correct history that happened so that people can say, yes, this really did happen. So that kicks off, this weekend kicked off the changing lives, education and entrepreneurial summit, which bill cosby is going to be hosting in the fall. He says they want to drive the dialogue so that we cant move 50 years forward until we come up with a solution to solving educational issues and also a formula for business as well, black business. That is it this morning for starting point. Cnn newsroom with christi paul begins now. Ill see everyone back here tomorrow morning. Happening now in the newsroom. A 911 shocker. We need to get cpr started. Thats not enough, okay . Yeah, we cant do cpr. Shes going to die
With welcome to tomasky. Right now, we know longer have a pope whos talking to god . Were going to be living through right now an incredible historic moment. Well tell you who might replace him. Woodward crying about oh, the administrations threatening me. Wait until you see the real emails. Its devastating. Well have a guy on who actually got threatened by the administration. Let me be real clear. Three professional people, bun the president of the united states. On what . The interview. Then Bradley Manning pled guilty today to 10 charges. Why did he do that . It was a risky move. Well have colonel morris davis the top prosecutor in guantanamo on the show to talk about that. Today, the republicans caved in. Violence against women act passed. Why did they cave . If you beat them with a stick they will do. Go time. Theme cenk the pope has left the building. He has left the this. In fact, hes left the vatican. Hes now at his papal seeside retreat, must be nice. Hes going to spend a coup
Money youve got. How long can you go with the money youre saving and if you dont have must have, if you already know, like the people who responded to this hsbc survey, youre not going to have enough, you got to figure out how to invest in some stocks because you cant make up for lost time without stocks. You cant all be in fixed income or bonds, because there say little bit of inflation. You dont even get enough interest in order to make up for inflation. So youre actually losing money as opposed to growing it. The whole point is time is your best friend. Were saving for shortterm goals like vacation, but we need the more time you have, the more of a mix in your portfolio, and the more money youre going to make in the end. Save for your retirement first over saving for your kids college. Thats what a lot of people dont do. Fidelity says you need to look at it this way, at end of your working career, you need to have saved eight times your Financial Year salary. If you make 100,000 or
Or exciting ones it helps enhance your excitement and be more joyous in life. What i love about music is that it bypasses the cortex. The sounds go right into the part of your brain that processes them, so you dont get caught up in the thoughts. When you think about great music, you are in the moment. Each of you in your own way describe so artfully, elegantly how you find that space. Even when are you tired, the ability to get to the zen moment, you are in the moment, is ultimately i think what we in this country look for. Helps us with sleep, helps us become aware of things and deal with stressors and focus on things that we talk about today to make it easier to do the right thing. The garbage can around the country for a whole year, i felt a lot better. Singing and gigging again. I want to thank cindi lauper, lisa loeb and Madeline Stowe for joining me. Thank you for joining me tonight and a big thanks to piers for letting me fill in. From cnn World Headquarters in atlanta, this is