on renewable energy, ray long. wherever you'rejoining us from in the world, on day one of his second presidency, donald trump pulled the world's biggest economy out of the world's most significant agreement to combat man—made climate change. it was signed by barack obama in 2015. from the agreement. on his first day in office in 2021. and in yet another twist in this tale, the billionaire and former republican mayor of new york mike bloomberg has said his philanthropic agencies will give the united nations but president trump is seeking to reverse more than just on the campaign trail, he made clear his plans to get oil and gas flowing in greater quantities and killjoe biden�*s part of the former president's inflation reduction act. in the last few days of his presidency, joe biden�*s so, other than leaving the paris climate agreement, on day one, he declared a national emergency to speed up permits he's making drilling for oil and gas in the arctic and along the coast of the united states possible again. new electr

i'm joined by the president of the american council on renewable energy, ray long. industry right nowere. thanks for the question. well, things are a little different right now. certainly different from the past few years ithink, you know, one of the interesting and exciting the united states. about industrial processes being electrified, we're looking at an increase in electricity demand is needed by 2030. so, that's a lot of electricity that we need and it's an incredible opportunity for all the different projects operated, and it's contributing to the economy. so, i see the policy landscape changing right now happening at the top of washington politics right now? there are no... when you think about the campaigns over the last year and the language that was used, you know, they were going to approach energy and so many other things. so, ithink, you know, we had a realistic road map about how they were going to approach it, what changes interior — you know, these are people with deep—seated technologies. administration, different from what we saw during the obama administration. but

he is in his ray the minute tree. prisons money say that really smocks the stones of a long healing process. katya lopez, how do i on how small? oh, you know, yeah, i mean, i'll just hours before his son's release is really forces to solve this. the 3, the, these moments offer a sweet relief. a father and son were uniting, for the 1st time outside the prison that was held shoddy was an 11 month old when his father was arrested in the 1970. their next meeting was inside and his really jailed more than 25 years later years together in prison. now they can be home at last. i wanted to know if it was a dream for us to leave prison like this. the gods had opened the prison doors against the will heads held high. we wouldn't have been here without the sacrifices about people and guys, i know this man is speaking through his tears. he came to welcome home. his brothers said, he's following him to the hospital. i didn't realize i saw him and he looks like a skeleton. he can't really age because he is still suffering from complications not to it's rightful to show him to for his arrest. that did not

ray of hope that shiri and the babies will be back. it's it's a it's a tragedy. it's really sad. and all those who return. i have to tell you, they have a longy. we hug and we're happy. but there is a long way. >> yeah. the trauma from what they went through, such an extensive captivity. and still, i am glad to see the smile on your face. and i'm glad to hear that your uncle is doing better. >> okay. >> we appreciate your time. thank you so much. there's more ahead. after a short break, please stay with us. >> this part changed my life. >> superman is now nominated for a bafta award for best documentary. >> chris wanted to change the world. people are. >> literally walking. >> because of him. >> superman the christopher. >> reeve story. >> sunday at eight on c. >> hey. >> ryan reynolds here for, i guess, my 100th. mint commercial. >> no no. >> no no. >> no no. >> no no. >> no no. >> i mean, it's unlimited. >> premium wireless. >> for. >> $15 a month. i mean, honestly. >> when i started. >> this. >> i thought i'd only have to do like four. >> of these. >> how are there still people paying 2 or 3 times that much? i'm sorry, i shouldn't be vict

long as it upholds absolutely every value of the constitution. sen. coons: i went back and looked and i asked the same questions of director coming in director ray. director rang cut quoting former attorney general, said you should be willing to resign if necessary over conduct if pressed to engage in it is illegal or unconstitutional. if pressed by the president, would you resign? mr. patel: i would never do anything unconstitutional or unlawful and i never have in my years of government service. sen. coons: would you be willing to resign if given no choice but to obey the order or resign? mr. patel: i will always obey the law. sen. coons: does obeying the law require you as the fbi director ray said cannot refuse the order or resign? mr. patel: i'm not familiar with the extent of the law you are referring to but my answer is simple. in my years of government service, we will simply follow the law. i have done that in the obama justice department, in republican justice departments, in the obama military come in republican civilian capacity. i have never wavered. sen. coons: your predecessors have been clear they would be willing to resign if for