it took until the, you know, the montreal protocol in 1984 for us to actually take policy actions to prohibit the production of these substances, chlorofluorocarbons, that were destroying the ozone layer. and perhaps the best example was that, you know, eenvironmental pollution of our l lakes and rivevers. the cuyahoga river i n ohio, it took that river catching on fire. it took a river catching on fire for the u.s. public to say wait a second, we have a proboblem he we need to do something about.t. so some of us, you know, think that we may unfortunately need to have that cuyayahoga river moment in the e climate change debate before we will act. sosomething so undedeniable that even the e most well funded, well organized disinformation campaign cannot convince the public not to believe what they're seeing with their own two eyes. >> when you talk to other scientists and urge them to get into the fight, do they explain their reluctance? >> what i perceive is that this problem m is statarting to solve itself f naturally through sortf generational change. many of the younger scientists

it is what led us to the montreal protocol of 1987, to phase out c.f.b.'s and preserve the ozone layer. it is what ultimately led to us paris, with 194 signatories at our side. that is global cooperation. and it is important to note that when sacrifice was requested to support and strength en the global order -- strengthen the global order, military power in defense of our principles and alliances, canada was there. in suez, in korea, in the congo, in cyprus, in the first gulf war, in the balkans, in afghanistan. up to and including today in iraq. among many other places canada has been there. as the prime minister has often said, that is what canadians do. we step up. today it is worth reminding ourselves why we step up. why we devote time and resources to foreign policies and defense and development, why we have sent canadian soldiers, sailors, aviators, diplomats, aide workers, intelligence officers, doctors, nurses, medics and engineers into situations of danger, disaster and chaos overseas. even at times when canadian territory was not directly at ris

police searched what is thought to be the suspect's montreal apartment wednesday afternoon. e people at the residence have been taken in for questioning. >> we have no information to suggest a wider plot. >> reporter: he has been charged with committing an act of violence at an airport. nicky batiste for cbs news new york. >>> see right there, watch closely. see this circle? the 2-year-old was on a motorcycle with his dad. the boy saw his mom on the other side of the street, and he took off, and the officer, just in the nick of time grabbed him, knowing that he might get hit. >>> we know girl scouts are famous for their cookies. here's a sign of the times. their new merit badges are in cyber security. turns out a lot of the girls wanted to learn computer science. they will develop a curriculum, covering everything from cyber bullying, to coding. >>> a rebellion in skirts. that's what a group of teenage boys in the united kingdom did to protest the strict dress code. the boys said okay, fine, we'll just put on the school sanctioned skirts that the girls wear. about 30 of them

he won the canadian grand prix, leading from start to finish in montreal to take the chequered flag for the sixth time and cut sebastian vettel‘s championship lead to six points after he could only finish in fourth. my first win he was ten years ago. to repeat it this weekend is incredibly special. i really have to thank my team, who made this possible. the guys back at the factory have worked so hard to really fix what we had in the last race to bring it here. sir patrick stewart was asking the questions, if you didn't recognise him! that's all the sport, back to you, victoria, in westminster. thank you very much. more sport throughout the warning. good morning, it is monday morning, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is in mourning that theresa may, the prime minister, for now, is fighting for her political life. so it is the morning. theresa may is fighting for her political life this morning as she prepares to meet conservative mps to persuade them she can

police searched the montreal apartment of the suspect wednesday afternoon.hree people have been taken in for questioning. >> we have no information to suggest a wider plot. >> reporter: he has been charged with committing an act of violence at an airport. >>> flint airport police said lieutenant neville was moved from critical to satisfiry condition yesterday. the suspect will remain in custody until a bond hearing next wednesday. >>> newly released video in the shooting death of the philando castille shows his girlfriend diamond reynolds being consoled by her four year-old daughter just after the shooting. >> it is okay, i won't hurt you. >> at one point child asked her mom to stop screaming because she doesn't want her to get shot too an officer shot and killed castille during a traffic stop near minneapolis last year, last week jury acquitted that officer of manslaughter. >>> now to a case of road rage in southern california, that is going viral, watch as a motorcyclist and driver get too close to each other, motorcyclist kicks the car, the car swerves, b

the latest. >> reporter: police in montreal searching the apartment of amor ftouhy. tonight we're learning more about the 49-year-old suspect, a married truck driver with three kids. ftouhy was born in tunisia and has lived in canada for ten years. he has dual citizenship. authorities say he left his home in montreal last friday, entered the u.s. legally in upstate new york, then made his way to flint, michigan, where he's accused of slashing an airport police officer, jeff neville, in the neck wednesday morning while yelling in arabic. >> ftouhy attempted to buy a gun and was unsuccessful in that attempt in the united states. >> reporter: he allegedly used a 13-inch survival knife like this, launching the attack before reaching the security checkpoint. the fbi says surveillance video shows ftouhy entering the terminal at 8:52 a.m. he then gets on this escalator and heads to the second floor. after spending some time at this restaurant, authorities say surveillance video shows ftouhy entered this bathroom. authorities say he emerged a minute later. that's when he all

the last time the nationals swept the giants in san francisco, they were the montreal expos, that waslast night, max scherzer virtually unhittable in the final game of the series. he pitched his first complete game since may of last year. scherzer has been sizzling on the mound. his last two starts, dominant. he pitched 17 2/3 innings, one out away from back to back complete games. he struck out 11 last night against the giants. the game before that, the nats' aced 13. in two games, two runs and eight hits. both wins for scherzer. pitching tomorrow, steven strasburg, coming off a career high 15 strikeouts in his last start. the nba finals with the cavs and warriors. keep your eye out for nats players to be there. but tonight, the third finals nba meeting and both teams ready for the trilogy. >> we know each other very well. wea we've added some pieces along the way and we'll see what this series holds. >> i don't want to feel what i felt last year. and i'm going to do everything in my power to, you know, attack every game with that kind of perspective. but we obviously have been throu

the montreal protocol and secretary shultz likes to point out was a key and effective anticipation ofsary global movement. i was submitted to the senate. it was ratified 83-0 in 1988. when president obama chose not to go to the senate, it was an emission against congress and the dismissivenessst science. >> you're dismissing actually the majority of republican voters. >> i agree. that. >> they do want to see action on climate change. the real partisan divide is the republican politician who's have been paid by fossil fuel industry to absolutely deny what for this country is the single biggest opportunity to generate we willth in the 21st century. we invented solar in this country. now we're at risk of seeing china be the one to give its people tens of millions of green jobs. >> both sides have some problems here. there are some who claim that this voluntary modest treat ji going to destroy the economy like donald trump and some that will say will save the world. neither of those is true. we have a reality where we have a certain amount of coal and natural gas in the ground we can't ta

the full extent of north america. he entitled his book from 1801, voyages from montrÉal on the river of st.lawrence from the continent of north america to the pacific oceans in the year 1789, and 1793. he first went to the arctic ocean, called the mckinsey river. then, subsequent expeditions made it to the coast of british columbia in 1793. we have three copies of his. and were very important to history of cartography. thomas jefferson by mckenzie's the voyage, and not crossing the continent again, in the united states. >> we continue our look at eugene's literary culture. televangelist danuta pfeiffer and her memoir "chiseled" which looks at her lifetime including the 700 club show with pat robertson as he began campaigning for the republican party presidential nomination in 1987, and 1988. >> danuta pfeiffer worked on a series of radio intelligent programs but is best known as the cohost of the 700 club with pat robinson from 1983 to 1987 and in her book "chiseled" she talks about her time there and the rest of her life story. >> it wasn't a book about me. it was a

we have learned the attacker is 50 years old from the montreal area, came to america last friday. not sure what his whereabouts were for the last week. that's what the fbi is tracking down right now. >> and they are investigating this as a possible case of terrorism. ryan young for us in flint, michigan. thank you so much for that report. as we said, a fascinating look. >>> all right, back in washington, house democrats are squeezing the white house harder tonight on why michael flynn, the fired national security adviser, was able to maintain top security level clearances despite warnings that he was a security risk. they are also raising similar concerns about jared kushner, who's right now on a trip to the middle east. cnn's manu raju has the latest and joins us once again from capitol hill. manu, the democratic members of the house oversight committee, what are they saying about the former national security adviser and the president son-in-law? >> they're saying, why did they maintain these security clearances when there are clear regulations that say if someone has some serious

. >>> within the last hour, former president barack obama gave the key note address at the montreal board of trade. he made this glancing reference to his successor. >> in an age of instant information where tv and twitter can feed us a steady stream of bad news and sometimes fake news, it can seem like the international order that we've created is being constantly tested and that the center may not hold. and in some cases, that leads people to search for certainty and control, and they can call for isolationism or nationalism, where they can suggest rolling back the rights of others. >> wow, it seems a while ago, doesn't it? obama went on to say the paris climate agreement will still be effective even without what he called the temporary absence of american leadership. that's good news. i've been thinking about that. we'll be right back after this. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not

police raided the suspect's apartment in montreal, quebec. e accused attacker amore fat uti shouted god is great in arabic and stabbed the lieutenant in the neck. he is in stable condition. bond hearing for that suspect is set for next week. >>> congressman steve scalise continues to improve, after he was shot in the hip last week. he is listed in fair condition louisiana republican and house majority whip is, starting rehabilitation. fbi says gunman who shot scalise had no ties to terror. meantime u2 singer one owe was at the capitol yesterday and signed a get will card for scalise after meeting with scalise staff. >>> meantime capitol police officer crystal grinner is recovering after being shot last week. she threw out first pitch at congressional woman's softball game in washington d.c. last night. congress woman from both parties faced off against female journalist, they who to the press core two-one. event raises money for breast cancer charity. >>> to an update now just minutes ago tropical storm cindy made land fall in the gulf coast.

the two dined in trudeau's hometown of montreal. the dinner date followed obama's speech there earer spoke about developing the next generation of leaders. late night baseball as the nats continued a west coast swing overnight against the los angeles dodgers. it was a tight one but nats edge it -- 2-to-1, with max scherzer striking out. they'll look to sweep the series today with an afternoon match up at three. it'll pit two of the league's best- stephen strasburg and clayton kershaw head to head. game three of the nba finals tonight - and the odds are stacked against even the best of them. lebron james down two, nothing heading to cleveland. but remember.. lebron has been here before. last year we all thought it was over when the cavs were down 3-1 to the warriors... but we were all wrong. cavs would come back to win the title. so how did lebron get through it? abc-7 is your home for the nba finals... game 3 is tonight in tip off is set for 9 o'clock.. and coverage begins at 8:30, right here on abc seven the countdown to comey is on

road worker paving a new street completely covering everything except the space, in montrÉal, canada. trump's midnight message sending the internet into overdrive. rob: sean spicer as an answer to that cryptic tweet. that is next. ♪ there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah! . . rob: finally this hour press secretary sean spicer getting in on the ongoing debate over the word covfefe. >> do you think the president should be concerned that the president posted incoherent tweet last night and then it then stayed up for hours? >> no. >> why did it stay up for so long is nobody watching this? >> the president and small group of people know exactly what he meant. heather:

police raided the suspect's apartment in montreal quebec yesterday. the accused attacker, is a canadian citizen who legally entered the u.s. he will reportedly shouted god is great and stabbed a lieutenant in the neck. >> he made a statement to the fact that you have killed people in seer, yeah iraq, afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> and fbi says that there is no information suggesting that stabbing was part of the wider terrorism plot. the officer meanwhile remains hospitalized in stable condition. >>> a public funeral services for otto warmbier will take place in his hometown of wyoming, ohio today. warmbier died mondays after being released from a nearly year and a half long detain ment in north korea his family declined an autopsy so his cause of death remains a mystery. services will be held at wyoming high school, warmbier alma matter, ohio senator who helped get him released is expected to be in attendance. >>> millions of people along the gulf coast are bracing for more rough wet they are morning as tropical storm cindy inches closer

trott: she's also remembered for her love of her dog, petty lou, and of course her passion for the montreal canadians. patricia's story is the story of countless americans, a hard working person, a dedicated wife and mother. i hope during this difficult time you'll find comfort in the knowledge she's been called home in peace and harmony. remember scripture tells us the peace of god, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds. mr. speaker, our friend, patricia lucille mckenzie, will be dearly missed but we go on to remember and honor her legacy just as she would want us to do. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, the senate bill that was unveiled this morning, much like the house republican health care bill, is a repulsive scam perpetrated against the american people. section 0 of the bill, 120 under ex

the briton led from start to finish in montreal to take the chequered flag there for the sixth time inaltteri bottas finished second to give the mercedes team their first one two finish of the season. hamilton's victory cut sebastian vettel‘s championship lead to 12 points as the german could only finish fourth on a day that actor and post race interviewer patrick stewart seemed to enjoy more than anyone else. i had my first win here ten years ago, so to repeated this weekend, is incredibly special, and that getting my team to make —— who have made this possible, those who helped fix will be had in the last race to bring it here. from four wheels to two, now. italy's andrea dovizioso sealed back—to—back motogp wins by cruising to victory at the catalan gp on sunday. dovizioso led home honda's spanish duo marc marquez and dani pedrosa. victory also sees dovizioso close to within seven points of championship leader maverick vinales as the yamaha rider completed a disappointing weekend by finishing 10th. now, to cricket news. india have crushed south africa by eight wickets at the oval to

and in sport, lewis hamilton wins the canadian grand prix in montreal, narrowing the gap with sebastian drivers‘ championship. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says she intends to serve a full term as prime minister, and is "getting on with the job." she has been speaking tonight, after reshuffling her cabinet, and said what the public wanted to see was "government providing certainty and stability. " let's have a look at some of the reshuffle details. michael gove makes a surprise comeback, returning to the government as environment secretary. damian green is made first secretary of state and cabinet office minister, a promotion to a key role for an old may ally. liz truss is demoted from head of the justice ministry to chief secretary to the treasury. david lidington becomes lord chancellor and justice secretary. david gauke, who was chief secretary to the treasury, becomes the new work and pensions secretary. and sir patrick mclouglin has been appointed as the chairman of the conservative party. senior tory figures have been speaking today about the position theresa

monday is theidate international economic forum of the americas openopens in montreal, canada. the first day of the international summit on borders in washington, d.c. wednesday is the day president trump celebrates his 71st birthday. thursday is the first day of the u.s. open golf championship in michigan. friday is the opening of the 50th monterey pop festival in monterey, california. saturday is the day the 2017 merkz cup race begins in hamilton, bermuda. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: [whistle tootsts] [bouncy music] - ♪ they're two, they're four, they're six, they're eight ♪ ♪ shunting trucks and hauling freight ♪ ♪ red and green and brown and blue ♪ ♪ they're the really useful crew ♪ ♪ all with different roles to play ♪ ♪ round tidmouth sheds or far away ♪ ♪ down the hills and round the bends ♪ ♪ t

investigators at the home in montreal where he lived with his wife and children. it appeared he acted alone. authorities say he tried to buy a gun here in the u.s. and was rejected so he bought a knife instead. >>> the injuryors ready to speak. how many were ready to acquit bill cosby and they offer a portrait of the deliberation room where tensions reached a boiling point. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, inside bill cosby's sexual assault trial. a juror, telling abc news on condition of anonymity that when that jury started deliberations, in an informal poll, the majority voted for acquittal on all three counts. that juror calls the 52 hours of deliberations "grueling" and "emotional," inside a tiny room "not large enough to even pace." he says one juror even punched a concrete wall. another juror who won't say how he voted telling wtae the case took a toll on the jury and cosby. >> i wondered if he was going to be able to finish, because he looked really weathered. >> reporter: david asked dan abrams, if that could come up in a retrial. >> it was a ti

the e pa was established under richard nixon in 1970, we had the montreal porter call in 1977 to shrink hole in ozone layer. the economy has grown scantily throughout those periods without any ill effects from those agreement. with the e pa was enacted in 1970 the economy was 1/4th the size it is today. >> in the last administration, in fact in the last term of obama we had just a huge overflow of new regulations, whether it was the clean air act, the meth that i know measurement. e pa went wild over this. there was a war, obama raged war on fossil fuj. he saw it and they came after it. he never saw it coming. they hated coal but they hated fracking too. if you look at the last two years that's where they went. >> larry, that's not economic accurate. >> guys -- >> it's 26 to 28% target, was an obama target and trump and his advisers do not want to meet that because it will probably really damage the economy. so let's get it out of the way and stop it. >> that is zpeskly though. if regulation here because less owners because the u.s. has withdrawn, what's the likelihood for multi nationa

the canadian grand prix has got underway with some incredible drama in montreal. art from pole, but not as good as max verstappen, who surged from fifth to second place. on his way through the field, he broke the wing on championship leader sebastian vettel‘s ferrari, sending him to the pits for a replacement and dropping him to the back of the field. moments later, carlos sainz and felipe massa's races were over as they crashed out. and verstappen‘s hopes of challenging hamilton ended on the 11th lap. you can follow the thrilling action with commentary on bbc radio five live and the bbc sport website. india's cricketers have secured their place in the semifinals of the champions trophy. they comfortably beat south africa at the oval to set up a likely meeting with bangladesh in the last four. south africa had the chance to go through themselves but they had a calamitous innings with three ill—judged runouts among the wickets. they posted a score ofjust 191. and india made short work of that — yuvraj singh finishing things off in style with this six with 12 overs s

obama gave a speech earlier that day to the montreal chamber of commerce.e.... an endangered gorilla gave birth to a healthy baby at the philadelphia zoo. the 17-year-old gorilla required medical techniques typically used for delivering humans. the mother was reunited with her baby over the weekend. seven day (darya) that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (mark) your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose™ can help... with continued use twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose™ helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose™ did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contamination, do not touch the bottle tip to your eye or other surfaces. wait 15 minutes after use before inserting

flyers trade their seventh round pick to montreal and the canadians use the pick to draft the son ofin keith pree mow. caden played in pe paw talken. keith is a proud papa. >> the excitement and to be part of the original six team in canada, we couldn't be happier for sure. >> keith says he's an emotional wreck today. speaking of goalies, still to come in sports, trying to save an early lead in chester. highlights coming up next. nolla

the details. lewis hamilton's fans had little to shout about in monaco, but they knew they would see their man bounceback in montreals and five race wins. mercedes renaissance was on show from the start. this rider's locke had not changed. he was bounced out in monaco but here he helped filming himself to blame. sebastien fettle's lock also went missing. you struggle to get the best out of his ferrari. he said —— step things up, clocking the fastest lap ever seen and then going even quicker. in the end, it was a target the german could not get close to. second on the grid but a part of a second off the pace. hamilton's 65th position equals his hero and the brazilian's family presented him with a helmet to mark a special achievement. british rider cal crutchlow crashed in qualifying for the catalan motogp, damaging his hopes of a first championship win of the season. this is his on—board camera footage. his bike gave way underneath him during one of his fastest laps. he emerged unscathed from the incident and will be 17th on the grid for tomorrow's race. dani pedrosa will start on pole in his home race. the spaniard

former president obama delivering his anti-populist redistributionist message to the chamber of commerce in montrealthere is something funny about the former president talking to the canadian chamber of commerce. the former path demand $400,000 for a speech. that's $7,700 a minute. the founder of american majority ned ryun and erin mcpike. let's start with the hearings today. the comey testimony comes out in advance by one dave what he will say tomorrow. we watch the intel chiefs today support the president, ned on his assertions that he didn't interfere in any way. did not try to obstruct justice or whatever the left was con injuring at any point. >> today's hearing was suppose to be about the fisa 702 program. and the democrats asked questioned about russia and obstruction of justice. coats said conversations are privileged. coats was right. but the thing that's interesting to me about all of that. look at comey's statement that came up this afternoon. that statement to me was total and complete vindication of president trump. three times in that 70s money he said he is not the subject of as natio

the obama foundation tweeted this picture of the two at a restaurant with the caption, united montrealtin trudeau met after obama delivered a speech at the chamber of commerce >>> on the way, drugs disguised as food >> 155 pounds of meth discovered hidden inside popcorn boxes. >> video of a police altercation goes viral. what sparked the violence and how some say it could have been avoided. >>> dog deception, how scammers are targeting people looking to purchase pets on line. gary? >> reporter: i got good news and maybe a little bit of bad newses, depends on your perspective. heat wave is news is, we got a few days to be comfortable temperatures. showers out there. we'll show you radar, seven-day and a little bit of something for everybody i think. all that coming up. full forecast. little cool. not bad. cool. not bad. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. st