hub. let s get down to business. we begin with our focus on the uk where the government has approved a consortium led by rolls royce to build a small, nuclear reactors across the country which shall produce cleaner energy for top rolls royce smaller reactor business has so far secured funding of £195 million from private investors and will also be receiving £210 million ground from the dominant. there is hope the new company could create up to 40,000 jobs by 2050, however, the first fully operational reactors are not expected to supply any energy until 2031. currently, around 16% of uk electricity generation comes from nuclear power. warren easter, the chief executive of rolls royce says his firm realises the huge need for carbon zero electricity. this is something we can do today, to start making an impact today, to create green jobs today, that we know will deliver zero carbon electricity and we know there is a huge demand for zero carbon electricity for everything that i
will be the case. 0n climate change, we know that the 620 are responsible for 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions so it is right that it is the 6 ten 20 members about the biggest response ability. countries that have contributed the least to this climate crisis must not be left to pay the biggest price and that is why, mr speaker, there has to be a commitment to climate justice and why this is so important. in scotland, we ve recently doubled our climate justice fund to six men pounds per year, providing £24 over the scottish parliament session. but the scottish parliament session. but the commitments from the largest nations in the 620 always seem to be heavily caveat it. on monday, the prime minister promised i billion uk aid for climate finance but here is the catch, only if the uk economy grows as forecast. it is exactly the same excuse that has presented when it comes to the government s disgraceful policy of cuts to overseas aid. so, can i ask the prime minister whe
contributions currently being offered. the national contribution is the ndc, the pledge that in the run up to cop26, we are asking every country to cut carbon. we are going to go down by 68% by 2030, 60 8% cut in carbon by 2030, 60 8% cut in carbon by 2030, compared to where we were in 1990. we are making a bet on hydrogen, we will be expanding our nuclear capacity and you can see the logic of going for more renewables when you look at the spike in hydrocarbon prices, particularly gas. we are helping people to retrofit their homes with new sources of heating. jet zero, the first guilt free, carbon free passenger plane. we also recognise this is notjust about using technical fixes, technology to cut c02. we also need to work together, around the world, to restore the balance between humanity and nature. a balance that s obviously been proved to be so hopelessly out of whack by the emergence of a zoonotic pandemic, for instance. we need to reverse the loss of trees and biodiver
the next hour of cnn this morning starts now. good friday morning. we are watching hurricane hilary this morning, a powerful category 4 storm as it barrels towards the west coast. it is supposed to weaken. that s good news, by the time it reaches the u.s. it is expected to bring heavy rain and maybe flooding to the southwest over the weekend, as we learn fema is running out of money for disaster relief after an historic year of disasters. one of donald trump s close allies and co-defendants was at the capitol on january 6th with conspiracisy theorist alex jones. president biden about to hold summit at camp david to figure out how to counter the looming threat from china and north korea. national security council spokesman john kirby will join us live to preview this high-stakes meeting. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. developing this morning, hurricane hilary a category 4 storm rapidly intensifying and on its way to the west coast. it is expect
comply with president biden s demand to give federal agents full access to shelby park today, along the rio grande river in eagle pass. you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. 10 retired executives at fbi says in modern history u.s. never suffered invasion of the homeland and one is taking place now. military-aged men are landing in waves on our soil by the thousands across a border that has been accurately advertised around the world as largely unprotect with ready-access granted. brooke singman is here with more. brooke: so far governor abbott is showing no sign to caving to biden s demand and installing even more razor wire to crack down on the invasion. watch. this is not just a text issue, it is an american issue. this could affect my state and entire country long after joe biden is gone, we ll be dealing with potential terrorist threats. text has a right as a state to stop criminals from coming into our states, to arr