africa has actually had the least contribution to the couple footprint at just one percent and ackerman's is africa has been short changed but africa should not be short changed climate change finance that is what the africa development bank actually about and they're saying that you know the fact that the rest of the world has shoot changed africa by contributing the mosque to the cabin footprint and it shouldn't be short changed in terms of financing to help it we need to get some of that climate change effects and saw that akamai and africa being fed up could actually play very well into the fact that most of the african leaders are accu ing that if this company mission is being contributed by the developed countries they should be able to finance africa's. climate change effects of the area all well and good for western activist for action on climate change isn't growth a priority a bigger priority in africa than climate change. it is indeed but if you look at the facts of climate change they're not sparing africa just because it contributes the least to. print climate changes affecti

i want to turn to nick ackerman who has been on this probe since the very beginning. before we get to what you may think is wrong with this and many people say that there is something wrong, walk us through what it means to you to hear that the d.o.j. has "authorized charges against mccabe." and we learn that the grand jury met again. >> the optics on this are terrible. you have a situation where trump, as president of the united states has asked for the person to be indicted. that in itself, whether mccabe did anything wrong or didn't do anything wrong, trump has basically put the case in a position where it is super politicized. they singled the guy out so he would not get his pension and fired him the day before he would have qualified for the pension. now whether or not what we are hearing about the grand jury makes any sense, to me if they want an indictment the grand jury will go along with the government. it is extremely unusual for a grand jury to not return an indictment if the government prosecutors recommend it. >> can you think of an example in u.s. histor

celia ackerman works for the gotham whales conservation group, and is out here almost every day on the look-out for humpbacks. celia: the humpback whales have recovered significantly since the heyday of commercial whaling, because of that protection, and our waters now are also cleaner than they've been in decades. >> two whales right next to each other, starboard side, right-hand side. reporter: then we see the first two whales spouting. a sign that they're on the hunt. the whale-watchers are then also treated to a pod of young dolphins. a key prey for both dolphins and humpback whales is menhaden. it's an oily forage fish that is in rich supply in these waters. what looks like rain hitting the water is actually a dense school of fish. the menhaden often cluster in such concentrations that they can be easily spotted fr the air off the coast of long island. the fish feed off algae an planktonon that have absororbed carbon dioxide. as such, menhaden are both invaluable filter-fifish for te ocean and a vitatal part of te marine food ain. celia: they not only supply food for whales and do

. >> reporter: 57-year-old carolyn ackerman is a bundle of energy. ohat's a far cry from more than two years ago when her weight hit 310 pounds. >> i got tired very easily. i had sleep apnea, diabetes. >> reporter: then she had gastric bypass surgery, where doctors shrink the size of the stomach so less food can be absorbed. pound and dr. steve nissen and colleagues at the cleveland clinic wanted to know if bariatric surgery could also prevent the associated with diabetes. they followe iepes of bariatric surgery and compared them to more than w dit have the surgery. p what we saw was pretty astonishing. so these people had fewer heart attacks and strokes and kidney failure and heart failure. >> reporter: in addition, people who had the surgery were 41% less likely to die from any cause during the study. t, if we can find ways to help people lose weight, that all of these effects of obesity on heart health are potentially reversible. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs :ews, new york. >> ninan: put your tray tables in the upright and locked position. ahe

joining me nick ackerman, a former assistant special watergate prosecutor and former assistant u.s.the southern district of new york. >> good to be here. >> one thing you caution democrats on is you say you've got to be very, very cautious about relying solely on a transcript. >> that's correct. >> why? >> because transcript arnce always reliable. the best evidence is all the underlying tape, if such a tape he exists. >> as far as we understand it doesn't. >> one of the things that house intelligence committee has to do is really button down whatever versions of this memo exists, whatever notes exist, they have to get all of the witnesses to the conversation in and make sure that they actually button down that what is represented there is the conversation. >> you bring up something very interesting, that differentiates this investigation, specifically the more narrow ukraine probe that pelosi is saying let's keep this focused on ukraine with watergate and the origins of that? >> what's really different this time is that this investigation starts in congress. it doesn't start with a

with thelot to do ackerman steering system. major advance, engineering advance. a lot of things about the automobile i could talk about, why it comes in. it has to do with demographics and the rising immigration. not the good americans from americans --little i say that in the context of how the nativeborn considered them. there is an effort to get out of the city. more congested, industrialization is happening. the automobile is going to let you do it. partly before the automobile would be the electrification of the streetcar. 1850's, the city was basically as big as you could walk across. in half an hour you can walk a radius. with the electric streetcar that isins to expand, the idea the automobile will focus on that. the id is one of the many elements -- the idea i'm going to focus on is one of the many elements, the bicycle. in a lot of ways the bicycle established the car culture. you can't even begin to imagine bike races got huge crowds. bicycle advertising. basically playing cards. just to show you a couple of examples, this is a very sociable bicycle. y

. >> nick ackerman, always great toan learn from you. a 30-second break and then come back with the back story of corey lewandowski's lie. and later tonight, the game plan, where to go and the watergate lessons and the lawmaker leading fight to ban wastingig your money at trump hotels is here. >>>s plus later, on the beat. but i'll be right back in 30 seconds. blaz blaz from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. . >>> i don't ever remember the president ever asking me to get involved with jeff sessions or the department of justice in any, way, shape or form, ever. >> that was the scene on the wall inside congress's first impeachment investigation hearing yesterday, which was going late into the evening. donald trump's 2016 campaign manager pressed to admit that he lied to me on this show when we asked him ab

our special coverage by maya wiley within a former counsel to the may remember of new york, nick ackerman, a watergate special prosecutor, skpand eleanor clif joining us from washington, where she's a correspondent for the daily beast. maya, what is the significance of the white house notes that have now come to the public eye? >> these call notes, i think, as you already stated, ari, make it very clear that donald trump spent most of a call, almost all of the notes focused specifically on asking the ukrainian president to reopen an investigation on joe biden and hunter biden and to essentially do it as he is dangling -- we've been good to you, as president zelensky says, oh, yes, and i need to come to you to buy more defense weapons. and that's when he says, we've been good to you, you haven't been so good to us. so, when you put all of that together, and when almost everything that donald trump wants to focus on is the -- what they can do, what ukraine can do for him, and then says he's going to send his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, and his attorney general, it's pretty staggering.

bit of having to prove it on the field. just finally, george ford is channelling his inner david ackermanhe sapporo dome which is where england played the 2002 world cup match with the famous penalty —— david beckham. and they are back they're playing now. the opening match. so george ford there, the england fly half, saying he is going to be challenging but of what channelling his inner becks. do you quys channelling his inner becks. do you guys watch peaky blinders? no, not really. this is going to fall flat then. many people watch it. i think it is one of those programmes that once you start, you invest the time and you enjoy it. anyway. lots of a—list celebrities are getting on the peaky a—list celebrities are getting on the pea ky blinders a—list celebrities are getting on the peaky blinders wagon so to speak and are trying to get the makers to cast them in the show but they have been told by the creator look, you will only get a part if you are good and look at the picture, brad pitt, a p pa re ntly and look at the picture, brad pitt, apparently he has been in touch about a role, sn

ackerman. it's a very good opinion on his own. automatedwr review for things tt are self-evidently criminal, seizing an area where you might be able to hold platforms. hold them liable. retaking stocking or defamation, it's really hard for his person coming in for the first time to conversation to figure out both of someone is defaming another. what is the reality of it. when he never person contact me and said someone else's using my name. even rare names are repeated around the world. to the argument, are dubious. i couldn't take something down because it was the same name. i don't think that the people who are faced we put these decisions are myriad of different kinds of problems and stories coming to them in the bowels and the social media organizations are going to be able to negotiate navigate those kindsto of determinations very readily. >> is somewhat evident strong. >> things that are so strong, liability for those platforms. >> his of these cases would come up and these that would be their stories. but generally this is

it has a lot to do with the ackerman steering system. it really is a major advance, engineering advance. all right, let me keep moving. so a lot of things about the automobile i could talk about, why it comes in. in the it has to do with 1890's. demographics and the rising immigration. particularly immigration from places like southern italy, where you have a bunch of catholics coming in and jews coming in from eastern europe and so forth. not the good americans from 19 century,he but a bit of swarthy immigrants that start to hang around. i say that in the context of how the native born considered them back then. this is not commentary from me. there is an effort to get out of the city. the city is also becoming more congested, industrialization is happening, you have this throng of new people. the idea of getting out of the city is a new and exciting thing. the automobile is going to let you do it. partly though before the , automobile, it would be the electrification of the streetcar. well into the 1850's, the city was basically as big

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.>> ransom e olds founded the real motor core company the company that was title as in ackerman. it emerged in 1904 and stayed here pretty much close to this location in a variety of formats. through 1975.>> watch c-span city store as we take in its history and literary scene. this saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2 book tv and sunday on american history tv on afghanistan working with our affiliate as we explore the american story. >>> the usda undersecretary for farming conservation programs testifies topically include the inflammation of the farm bill, trade relations with china and the status of disaster

.>> ransom e olds founded the real motor core company the company that was title as in ackerman. it emerged in 1904 and stayed here pretty much close to this location in a variety of formats. through 1975.>> watch c-span city store as we take in its history and literary scene. this saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2 book tv and sunday on american history tv on afghanistan working with our affiliate as we explore the american story. >>> the usda undersecretary for farming conservation programs testifies topically include the inflammation of the farm bill, trade relations with china and the status of disaster aid programs. >>> this joint hearing of the sub committees on general fund communities, risk management, livestock reviewing the implementation of federal farm and disaster relief comes to order. >> thank you and welcome to this joint hearing of the subcommittees on general farm commodities and risk management and livestock and foreign agriculture. i'm pleased to be joined by my colleague and fellow chairman as well as my ranking member and the livestock foreign affairs rank

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