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so you have a record of time and you can see hothe earth's imate has changed through time how the plants have changed how the temperatures have changed. >> sreenivan: raymo says the cores, like this one from the mediterranean sea, provide a record of the natural cycl of the earth's climate. so right now i'm touching something that's 50 or 60,000 years old? >>yes. >> sreenivasan: the cores also help scientists see how far off our climate is today from those cycles. >> one of the great scientific advances that came out of the ofmont core repository was the proohe theory of the ice ages and this undersg that ee ice ages come and go caused by variations in tth's orbit around the sun. >> sreenivasan: so we should be heading towards another ice agw >> so right e earth's orbit should be making tnd earth coolerhe northern hemisphere and it's making and t's warmer observing and that's obviously because we're putting so much greenhouse gases into the atmosphere very quickly. >> sreenivasan: the cores are collected on research vessels equipped with a system that lowers a specially-designed collecti

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ohio where the viewer was calling in from, the unauthorized population is --imate to be around 107,000 estimated to be around 107,000. it is a sizable number. the matter how you slice it. i think you are going to hear from wilbur ross when he comes to congress that we want to know where citizens and immigrants are and that there are reasons to do that that are valid. i think that the founders, when they talked about a sentence, they did not say of the rise immigrants or unauthorized immigrants, you could have a constitutional amendment that says we will only count people who are citizens or not. that would be harder to do. having a constitutional amendment is not easy or get the supreme court to say it means something else. host: in oklahoma, paul is a republican. caller: good morning. i am just wondering, first off, i just looked it up and a yale estimates there are 22.8 million illegals in america and also did anybody ever have a problem about the executive order that oprah -- that president obama did that took $716 billion from medicare defund obamacare? i'll take my answers off the

. >> there is a real concern that imate change could affect coffee plants around the world. >> lucy kafanovmorning. >> reporter: good morning. for morn st of us, the dayoesn' start without one of these. scientists in the uk are ringing the alarm about client change, and how it could put your cuff cup of coffee at risk. it is a ritual for many aroun the world. >> drinking coffee is something for everyone around the world. >> reporter: enjoy the cup while you can. more than halfthe world's coffee plants are at risk of going extinct. that's according to british botanist aaron davis, who spent decades trekking through forests and farms, documenting how the warming planet is making it harder to grow coffee. fancy meeting you in the tropics. should we walk? >> let's go. lasteporter: we're at a living laboratory on the grounds of a former royal residence. could we lose coffee? >> if we don't take ction, yes, could. >> reporter: this is the coffee t ant. this is the type m us drink. wow, those are the beans. >> if we factor in climate change, land usechange, by the end of the century, if we don't d

. >> even if we eliminate emissions, wsimply stop the imate problem getting worse. we don't make it any better. reporter: the planet is already in trouble; there is too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and human civilization has done precious little about it. as you can see, these trendlines have a lot of inertia. so even if we stopped using all fossil fuels tomorrow, there's still so much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that the problem will persist for decades. >> we do need to dve emissions zero, but we also need to reduce the risk from the co2's thn the air. >> reporter: so keith is asking some big questions: like whaif could suck carbon dioxide out an the air? it may sound likmpractical idea, but he has some proof of concept. it's a prototype plant in canada but by carbon engineering, company keith founded. it extracts carbon dioxide out of thin air. the pure co2 is then combined with hydrogen to synthesize fuels, gasoline diesel or aviation kerosene. choose your grade. >> that fuel didn't co from the ground. all the carbon that you released thburning it,

first-quarter gross margin is also higher than expected, and 50%. 49.2%.imate was h&m group is stilladdition of 175 new stores in 2019. the number of stores in europe, though, is expected to reduce by 50 in 2019. it will also launch on india's e-commerce sites. those are updates in terms of the stores. . we also have numbers coming through from travis perkins, let me look at this and bring that to you as well. here is the news on travis perkins. next roberts has been named ceo, as john carter will step down as --nickaugust 5, 2019 roberts, so that is the news flow around travis perkins. let us look at bond markets, we are seeing some stabilization. 10 year treasury yields have been hovering around 2.4%. looking at how futures are set up, the indication is that we could see 10 year treasury yields edge up, not really going anywhere, but in europe, perhaps btp yields could edge higher. we are not getting much directionality from the bund features at the moment. futures at the moment. the rally details on in the asian session, we have dani berger standing by. the market, we saw rallies

imate rock the hillary clinton and donald trump did not face a single question about global warming in 2016. and ath wildfires president who denies the issue, the issue is seared in some voters minds. the issuebe when finally breaks through? go ahead. i just wanted to point out that in 2016, the rnc blocked cnn and nbc from republican debates. i think c-span should have told us that before making this big deal about democrats. ofmp called cnn the enemy the people. it is my birthday. happy birthday. i am not that ask how old you are, but i hope you have a we had a caller asking about this next segment as we look at the wall street tax act of 2019. susan harley looks brian -- will explain what it means. we will also talk about bernie sanders first visit to hampshire. discuss alienated america, wally some places thrive another's collapse. our guest this week is the assistant speaker of the house. we have a lot to talk about from this past week. >> you had a happy ending, you past hr one, your election reform bill. arounde sort of turned on this issue of the congresswoman, there were some

ohio where the viewer was calling in from, the unauthorized population is --imate to be around 107,000imated to be around 107,000. it is a sizable number. the matter how you slice it. i think you are going to hear from wilbur ross when he comes to congress that we want to know where citizens and immigrants are and that there are reasons to do that that are valid. i think that the founders, when they talked about a sentence, they did not say of the rise immigrants or unauthorized immigrants, you could have a constitutional amendment that says we will only count people who are citizens or not. that would be harder to do. having a constitutional amendment is not easy or get the supreme court to say it means something else. host: in oklahoma, paul is a republican. caller: good morning. i am just wondering, first off, i just looked it up and a yale estimates there are 22.8 million illegals in america and also did anybody ever have a problem about the executive order that oprah -- that president obama did that took $716 billion from medicare defund obamacare? i'll take my answers off the air