Unprecedented heatwave, one that shattered temperature records and melted tables and took the lives of 200 americans and the extreme heat capped the hottest june in our Nations History and it would have been impossible without the influence of humancaused climate change. This week, unfortunately, a new and dangerous heatwave is threatening some crops, sparking wildfires, straining power grids and putting more lives in danger and on the east coast, commuters waded through waist deep water to reach the subway and theres no denying it were in a climate crisis and we must act boldly to keep it in check and help our neighbors to adapt to threats that are here from scorching heat waves to stronger storms, the climate crisis affects each community differently, but its worst effects are felt by americans in american justice communities which include communities of color, low income communities and indigenous communities. Thats why environmental justice must be at the center of climate action.
, learning about the burden placed on poor communities as temperatures and weather patterns change. In the cost of promoting clean energy and related jobs. This is an hour and 45 minutes. Good afternoon everyone. Thank you for joining us at this remote hearing today. The west faced an unprecedented Heat Wave. It tragically took the lives of nearly 200 the extreme heat capped the hottest june in our nations history. It would have been virtually impossible of human caused climate change. This week, unfortunately, a new and dangerous heatwave is threatening, sparking wildfires, straining grades, putting more lives in danger. On the east coast, waist deep water to reach the new York City subway after heavy rain flooded underground stations across the city. Their student theres no denying it. We are in a climate crisis. We must act boldly to keep temperatures in check. We hope to help our neighborhoods to adapt to threats that are already here. From scorching Heat Waves to stronger storms,
historic winter storm leaves millions without heat or water. i ve been here for about 30 years and i ain t never seen nothing like this. you re just trying to savage around to see who has food. welcome to inside politics sunday, i m abby phillip. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for spending part of your weekend with us. 358 days ago the united states reported its very first confirmed covid-19 death, but by tomorrow it will likely report another number, 500,000. half a million dead, that is one in 660 americans, it s more than any american war except for the civil war and modelers expect to exceed that milestone by the summer. the good news, and there is good news, is that the number of daily new cases has plunged over the last six weeks. still high, but at the lowest level since october and 13% of the country has received at least one dose of the vaccine. president biden has been in office now for just about a month, but voters wi
were confident in our authority to protect american workers. will ask surgeon general vivek murthy over debate versus public health and personal freedom they will get reaction from texas attorney general ken paxton who state is at the forefront of legal battles over vaccines, masks, abortion and voting rights. plus trump advisor steve bannon hit with contempt of congress charges for refusing to provide information to the house committee. investigated that generates six attack on the capital. will ask her sunday panel about the test of the president s executive privilege powers. and our power player of the week, virginia s incoming lieutenant governor winsome sears on how she made history. i think they wanted to take a chance on me, their child of politicians that want that the wounds of the past heal. chris: all right now on fox news sunday . hello again from fox news and washington. here is the new spike in covid cases across the country, just as a federal appeals cou
were confident in our authority to protect american workers. will ask surgeon general vivek murthy over debate versus public health and personal freedom they will get reaction from texas attorney general ken paxton who state is at the forefront of legal battles over vaccines, masks, abortion and voting rights. plus trump advisor steve bannon hit with contempt of congress charges for refusing to provide information to the house committee. investigated that generates six attack on the capital. will ask her sunday panel about the test of the president s executive privilege powers. and our power player of the week, virginia s incoming lieutenant governor winsome sears on how she made history. i think they wanted to take a chance on me, their child of politicians that want that the wounds of the past heal. chris: all right now on fox news sunday . hello again from fox news and washington. here is the new spike in covid cases across the country, just as a federal appeals cou