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it is of course leyla symbolic gesture here that comes from the peace in strasbourg and they're well aware of that there were some concerns that it could be a sign of panic and that is why. a number of conservative m.p.'s in particular voted against this motion but overall a lot of support for the idea or to say it's not just an urgency it is an emergency that is taking place regarding the climate and so europe has become the 1st continents to declare that state of emergency now but even even though this is largely symbolic as you've been reporting some say it doesn't go nearly far enough we spoke to our colleague spoke earlier with the green party lawmaker. who before the vote let's see here what he said and then we'll continue our conversation right after that the scientists are basically telling us that we wasted the last decade in terms of climate action which means that now the measures that we need to take a much more stringent instead of political will to do that it's very nice to have a declaration on the climate emergency but if actions he's not following this is just hot ai

that's right leyla well 1st and foremost jack of course deferred action for childhood arrivals it basically refers to iran 700000 people who live here in the united states and it dates back to rent she says and 12 when president obama at the time by executive order basically introduced this program this policy which permits basically those who are here on documented to stay in the country for 2 years and not face deportation then of course president trump tried to end this dark program and lower courts actually ruled you know wasn't actually possible so what's happened since then is that dark and the program has stopped as in the sense that there are no new die. the participants as part of this program i am a board what is allowed to dhaka recipients are allowed to currently renew their 2 year as stay here in the united states so you know after the fact that these lower courts made this ruling it needed to go to the supreme court to essentially make a final decision and to really decide what the future of these iran $700000.00 people will be and what are the repercussions for those thousand

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let's get to leyla santiago.tes brought their a-game? >> it does kind of feel like hangover day, ana. i think you're right on. listen, we are the fish

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leyla santiago in iowa.lizabeth warren is rising in the polls but it is inspiring other candidates to take shots at her, biden and even sanders are attacking her. how is she responding? >> reporter: just as she wrapped up here tonight, she's wrapping up her selfie line right now. one of the things she brought up was the issue of electability. certainly she is telling voters she is the one and really using this medicare for all pitch to talk to the middle class, saying, look, i plan to fund this without raising tax tuesday the middle class. that was a plan she released this week after really being criticized on the debate stage by buttigieg, by biden. and what you heard right now, telling the middle class she will put $11 trillion back in their pocket and not raise taxes. but looking to her opponents to say where are your plans? i released mine and now where are yours? and this was interesting, this morning in an interview senator sanders said that his plan was more progressive, even said that her plan could

leyla santiago is out front. >> her cry comes with her story, her husband still detained by i.c.e.torium on deportations? >> i am open to suspending deportations, particularly as a way to push congress for come he prehencive immigration reform. >> that's new for warren not included in her immigration reform plan. we asked? >> you're learning toward a more tierium on deportations given yesterday senator sanders' plan doesn't include that? >> the way i would scridescribe is i should not be spending the resources deporting those who pose no threat to us. >> is that a yes? >> don't spend your resources on our neighbors and friends. >> three daughters sat in the front row eligible to vote. >> i'm looking for a candidate that will not only show their support for immigrants like me who have college degrees, who are fluent in english, who have upward mobility. i'm looking for a candidate who will support my parents. >> bar rau is part of a fast growing piece of the potential elect raft. hispanics are going to make up to 13% of the voters possibly exceeding the share of black voters for the

leyla santiago is in des moines, iowa.about beto o'rourke's decision. >> the congressman is speaking right now at a pre-rally where we are right now and he's really thanking supporters for their -- their support and their hard work over the last few months. remember, he announced and kind of gave the first hint of it back in february and since then he's sort of had a few different turns, twists and turns in his campaign and several reboots and really found his voice after the shootings in el paso. so really, no surprise that rid now right now as he speaks to supporters he is bringing that up and we made some bold proposals when it comes to climate change as well as gun control and the need for gun reform and he really is saying you did that. you did that as a movement, but remember, that's happening right now. wolf, you had him on last week. here's what he had to say then. >> will you stay in the race if you don't qualify for the next debate? >> i'm planning to call phi. >> what if you don't? >> and i'll stay in the race.

we thank leyla, coming through the area, who talked about that crash. area wazers is our network to talk about alternates like san pablo avenue. as we get back out to our other map we're talking about that flow of traffic. one problem is they're waiting for two more flatbed tow trucks which are stuck in that commute. they have to get over to buchanan where they can remove the second vehicle and the third vehicle from that crash. the walnut creek interchange moving smoothly. a crash on 680 presenting speculator slowing, no major concerns just yet. the rest of the bay showing a typical pattern. here's heyward and the dunbar bridges which build westbound. slowing through pleasanton but no problem once you get to fremont. in palo alto we see the reason for the green across the principl peninsula. no problems or delays out there. >>> 6:52. syracuse university students are holding a sit-in following a string of racially charged episodes. members of one fraternity are acus could accused of using racial slurs. authorities are investigating. >>> our top stories

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leyla, thank you so much for bringing us the latest there from north carolina. >>> and coming up on mon, err ip hosts a town hall with joe bidenen. thanks for joining us. "ac-360" starts now. >>> good evening, john berman here in for anderson. mick mulvaney in the middle, and that might be a very uncomfortable place to be. the job of the white house chief of staff is to implement the president's policy. new testimony released today says it was mick mulvaney implaemt plementing the policy. newly release the transcripts from two top aids in the white house now tie mick mulvaney to a direct role in what has been called a quid pro quo, others call the shakedown, some call the bribely at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, this an the day he ignored a subpoena. both fiona hill and another say gored ond sondlond told them during a july meeting he had spoken to them and there would be no meeting nor aid without investigations. colonel vindman said the hold came from the chief of staff's office. hill said we were told it actually came as a direction of the chief of staff's office. cone vin ma

let's get to leyla santiago. it is hangover and fundraiser -- which of the candidates brought their a-game? >> it does kind of feel like hangover day, ana. i think you're right on. listen, we are the fish fry where you can see senator amy klobuchar is speaking, she was just asked about child care. she is one of the names that came up. i spoke to a couple in cedar rapids they said buttigieg, warren as well as senator amy klobuchar, for very different reasons. but remember, the last iowa poll that came out showed that two-thirds of the likely caucus goers still have not made up their mind. they very much could change their mind as to who their pick will be. big night last night when they all took to the stage, had a ten-minute pitch, tried to distinguish themselves. one issue that is really coming up is medicare for all, and that's because senator elizabeth warren, right now in the polls in the top spot, put out a plan on how to fund it. and she says she'll do it without raising taxes for the middle class, somethin

in iowa i am leyla santiago, cnn. >>> pete buttigieg is among the democrat candidates criticizing warren's plan calling her math controversial. the south bend, indiana, mayor is on a bus tour chriscrossing the state of iowa. he's been pushing warren to release her plan of how she would pay for it. he says he hasn't had a chance to dig through all the numbers recently put out by her, but he is still voicing concerns. >> i think the biggest issue i'm hearing from voters, even above how are we going to pay for this is am i going to lose my private plan. and that's something that i just haven't heard -- well, we have heard an answer. but i think it's the wrong answer, which is to kick people off their private plans. so even as the economists argue over the numbers and the math, the other core concern has not been answered. >> and if you are watching internationally, thank you so much for being with us. iconic hanoi is next for you. and if you are joining us from here in the united states, do stay tuned. we have more news for you just ahead. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how

>> leyla santiago, thank you. on losing the granite state in the general election. jeff zeleny has this inside loo look. >> to keep america great, new hampshire, we need four more years of president donald trump. >> now it's official. president trump is on the 2020 ballot with vice president pence signing the ceremonial paperwork today for the new hampshire primary as a parade of democrats and long-shot republicans passed through the first of the nation primary state, team trump is taking advantage of its head start. while the president loves his big rallyies inside living room like this. >> members of the women for trump group. this is the official gear. >> wearing trump hats and shirts, women both young and old with a campaign collecting names of those supporting the president. >> who in here is done hearing about the impeachment madness? anyone? >> under fire in washington, across america the trump campaign is focusing on things it can control through intimae organizing events. >> he gives me hope again. >> the

he wasn't making a ton of progress, i want to bring in my colleague leyla santiago that covered the campaignst learning of the information. layla, why is beto o'rourke done with the campaign? what is he saying. >> the staffers that got a heads up on this earlier today said they didn't have much in terms of when he would do this. but he is just tweete out about it saying that he will no longer serve the country as a nominee or a candidate in this race. so the big question will be is he going to run for senate in texas? why exactly is he pulling out? there were talks of the fundraising slowing down for quite sometime. he certainly started off with a lot of money coming in on day one. raised $80 million in the senate race so he was expecting to come in, raising a lot of money. >> that slowed down in the second quarter then in the third quarter went up a little bit but still appears to have not been enough. >> now layla you know that one of rourke's moment was after the shooting in el paso and he sort of rejuvenated his campaign with a critical mission on gun violence, on gun safety legislation