To hold that off so far, logistically speaking and what s happening in the other parts of the country in terms of getting supplies out that way that might impact it. those are important things to talk about here, this, so far the western help that s come in, whether it s british anti-aircraft guns, american artillery pieces, german tanks, all of those things have to come in through poland primarily because of the wrap. because what russia has been doing, they have been attacking several railroad junctions because all of these equipment, they have to move on rail. you can t just drive them in. and then, that s been flowing some down, but ukraine has been able to try to work around some of those with some diesel engines, train engines that continue moving on that with you also also the problem of the river here and a few bridges across and russia has been attacking those and everything to prevent the western aid from getting into the area here.
Bill democrats went two for three. they got two of those across the finish line. the one that didn t finish was the client. 1:10 years plus with no significant climate change. does everyone over there understand the urgency here, that this isn t like urgency. so this is something that you re only gonna get one shot maybe every decade. in fact i think it s even worse than that. i think that every time the scientists go back and take another look at the date, or run the numbers again. they come back to us and say that the problem is worse than we thought. and they have less time than we thought. the good thing about this in packed big package, is how many different ways we attack the climate crisis, everything from changing the power grids. so power is all green wind and sold lure, to moving to getting rid of diesel fire and public buses, and train engines, and replacing them all with electric. all the way to a bigger
Than we thought, and we have less time than we thought. the good thing about this big package is how many different ways we attack the climate crisis. everything from changing the power grids so power is all green, wind and solar, to moving to getting rid of diesel fired school buses and public buses, and train engines, and replacing them all with electric all the way to a bigger investment in research, because we recognize that if we do everything in this package, it s still not enough. we also need to double down on the research end of this and figure out how to move faster in this crisis. senator elizabeth warren, that was illuminating, thank you very much. i guess i m sort of cheered by your diplomatic this evening,
Louisiana. that was monday. this was tuesday. in new mexico two freight trains one carrying sand the other one carrying molasses. somebody did get killed in this collision in new mexico. two crew members in one of the train engines jumped to try to save their lives when they realized the collision was going to happen. one of those got blown off the bridge in louisiana the day before. they realized the collision was going to happen. one of the two crew members who jumped was killed. that same day we also got brand new images of a big train accident that happened in north dakota. this was the view from a train carrying cars full of grain. that was traveling through a town in north dakota. there is another train