and vice president al gore joins me now.ing here. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to get to the paris climate accord in a second. i want to get your reaction to the attack last night in london bridge. president trump just made a tweet. i want to get your reaction. at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london said there's, quote, no reason to be alarmed. what is your reaction to that tweet? >> i actually happened to see the statement from the mayor of london, and that's not what i heard him say, and i don't think that a major terrorist attack like this is the time to criticize a mayor who is trying to organize his city's response to this attack. the terrorists want us to live in a state of constant fear and having an effective response is the main thing, and it looks to me like the london police were there in six minutes and the scourge of terrorism has to be defeated. we have to defeat it not only with force of arms but force of our values. >> let's move on to the paris climate agreement. pre

al gore did, it was wrong. none of that has come to past. many scientists have jumped back from climate change. said, maybe it's over time in climate. what we have done here is we have elected a president as part of his platform was not to pay the world $26 billion in blackmail over climate that we built this big industry. my ron you're funded by solar panel manufacturers, people that make cars like musk. you're financed by corporate interest that make a lot of money off this climate change rhetoric. yes, it's the climate changes it's because god decided it's time for the climate to change. you're going to say i'm an idiot because i'm invoking god. we elected a president that was going to throw all this hogwash aside. that was a big part of his agendas. it's not to be blackmailed by other countries. guest: john, i think you have me confused with the other side. i support president trump's decision. one of the reasons i do is something president trump didn't talk about, which is global warming as a hypothesis as

or from a station that he had al gore ended up suing them because he said he didn't get all the money that he was supposed to from al jazeera we know that they had a lawyer on board who was. really a lawyer discover this guy was a lawyer at all he wasn't able to practice law in the states and i think most importantly there were allegations of both the sexism as well as anti semitism within outages era of america so al-jazeera when they were shutting down they said you know what we're just switching gears we're not going to be a bricks and mortar t.v. station anymore we're going online like everybody else and we're putting all our money there and that's the way we're going to be reporting in the states fact of the batter is that their ratings were very very low even with some very strong reporting that they had but let's not kid ourselves i mean al-jazeera has been a target for many entities and we know that the saudi arabians and the u.a.e. to this day are targeting them they're hitting qatar they said one of the thirteen points that they want done by qatar if they're going to stop th

here's what al gore said to me earlier when i interviewed him about this issue. >> the loss of jobs in the coal industry started with the mechanization of the coal industry. natural gas started displacing coal and the fossil fuel sector. and promising to re-create the 19th century is not a visionary strategy for a successful 21st century. >> he is right that you are making a false promise to some of the fossil fuel industries? >> dead wrong. the numbers show the exact opposite. since the fourth quarter of last year to most recently added 50,000 jobs in the coal sector. in the month of may alone, 7,000 jobs. here's what's key about our power grid in this country. you have to have fuel diversity, chuck. because if we go to a all renewable, all natural gas type of an approach, if there is an attack on the transportation network, there is only so much natural gas that can go into that facility to generate electricity. we need solids stored on site to draw down upon for threats to our grid. fuel diversity, stability, consistency is key to the manufacturing base. it's also key to keeping cos

talking about changing search engine al gore rhythms.cumented. but i haven't seen a single person called for investigation. we didn't need all this other stuff anyway. lou: google and its executives were moving in and out of the obama white house almost dately. they were beneficiaries of the most sophisticated tools known to silicon valley, and at argue any altered the outcome in 2008, but not so much in 2016, and in large measure because of what the trump campaign, you, did in digital meetings. >> these companies have more data than anyone ever. google and facebook have a lot of information about americans. hillary made a lot of statements. some of them accurate, some of them inaccurate. but most of the data and everything we did came from the democratic national committee. it's what they did after 2012 to build up a date base of information so we could target. lou require said to reince priebus, what are you doing to catch up in data mining? what are you doing in targeting data? what are you doing to be ready for 2016? the answer was,

. >> rushing to push doomsday predictions from former president obama and former vice president al gore. >> on a sunny day in the rose garden what could be defined and construed as a dark speech. >> the day the united states resigned as the leader of the free world. >> we watched a dangerous little man give a scary speech. >> one of the most bleak depictions of america's role as an environmental partner. >> fool nationalist america first dam the rest of the world. >> almost mad libs for conservatives. >> as you pointed out he portrayed a very dark vision for the future of the country. >> this isn't the first time an american president has withdrawn from a global climate deal. the outrage over donald trump's climate deal decision is a groundhog day rerun. >> you know what happens when george bush pulled us out of the kyoto treaty? the next 14 years we reduced our emissions by 18%. we reduced our emissions faster than european countries that are criticizing donald trump. our emissions are at 1992 leveled and not because of a treaty or parchment signed in paris or kyoto but the free market

we've been being told since al gore, 1992, that if we don't instantly 24 planet will be over.his shows how long ago was that movie the day after tomorrow? that has to at least be a decade old when jake gyllenhal was in it. we didn't do any of this stuff. it's 30 years with al gore, ten years from the day after tomorrow and nothing seems to happen. that's why lots of us don't believe in it. >> but they don't believe it either. so what's it, look, i'm not questioning climate science i'm saying if you believe that co2 emissions are destroying the world and you're flying a private jet, what is it really about?y >> power control, keepingg the lit people down. ritz part of their religion because they don't have a real religion.'t >> hm. >> for those of you who follow my twitter feed closely you know that i really care about donald trump building a way, the paris accord yesterday. i was watching tv because i was packing and it was so hilarious. i realized it really is a religion for them. he has challenged their religion. >> they want to burn him. thank you for that. >> thank you. >>

al gore getting some inconvenient truths of his own courtesy of our chris wallace.rs later. >> yeah. >> weren't you wrong? jillian: so how did he respond? like this. >> limit and avoid the most catastrophic consequences if we accelerate the pace of change that's now beginning. jillian: a new segment is being added to gore's upcoming sequel film to account for president trump's withdrawal from the paris agreement. all right. you have got to listen to this story. it looks like road workers need to head back to the classroom. a painting crew misspells the word school. you can see it right there. this is on a road right in front of an elementary school of all places. it happened in canada. city officials say the crew accidentally mixed up the letters o, h, spraying them upside down and backwards and just wrong. the mishap going viral on social media. people getting out of their cars to pose with the error. they have corrected the misspelling. as you guys know you have got to double-check when you are spelling something. steve: traffic proofreader. ainsley: how did that

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maybe it is time she moved onto higher pursuits, jimmy carter lost in 1980 and al gore in 2000 , theyevoted themselves to causes they believed in, international peacemaking for carter and climate change for gore and they both won nobel peace prices, not a bad legacy, even for someone who hope to shatter a glass ceiling. riverside, california, independent line, good morning, timmy. early for you. caller: it is, but i get up with the chickens. hillary and her husband are good people but i did not vote for them because i do not believe in their values. they do not stick behind god. they wait until they go to be president and then want to talk about religion and black people, they want to talk about mexicans. immigrants.asians, they always wait until they are going to run for president and then they like everybody. we like white people. -- black people. we like everything about mexican people. they are good heart working people -- hard-working people. she has got to go, she and her husband, it is all about money and nothing about people. nothing about u.s. citizens. host: paul is calling

john kerry, al gore. do you see a theme?> in fairness, al gore and john kerry lost to conventional candidates. for donald trump did was unprecedented too. he had never been elected to the school board. he had no ground game. he spent less money than anybody since chester arthur. he veered erotically off message, so, sometimes they'd be talking about make america great again, and 10 minutes later he'd be going on about how macy's stock has tanked since they stopped carrying trump ties. and yet, somehow, he manages to beat to the most qualified candidate ever to run for the presidency of the united states. the democrats and the candidate herself just can't accept that this happened. in essence, they are right. if it was a military campaign, they'd be teaching it at colleges across the world for the next two centuries. it's remarkable. >> tucker: fair point. you're making a great point. this is a pretty conventional defense mechanism, psychological reaction. i which we weren't drinking the foreign policy along with her, though.

al gore dice que el presidente trump sacÓ de contexto las palabras del ataque. >> sabemos que en londresesidente trump. reportera: no fue el Único tuit controversial del presidente. antes de las condolencias aprovechÓ para recordar su decreto. "noevidencias de que eso nos haga mÁs seguro". susan collins asegurÓ que el decreto era demasiado amplio y que por eso fue rechazado por las cortes. los comentarios del presidente que vienen en un momento donde su administraciÓn le ha pedido a la corte suprema a quienes lo que el veto migratorio. arantxa: tras la ola de atentados jihadistas que sacuden el planeta, un estudio hecho por el Índice de paz global revela que el terrorismo a nivel mundial estÁ a su nivel mÁs alto de todos los tiempos, ya que desde el 2011 los atentados se han triplicado y las muertes por terrorismo se han elevado en mÁs de 900% desde el aÑo 2007. la factura tiene un costo multimillonario a nivel econÓmico e impagable a nivel humano. peggy: policÍas con armas largas en los lugares mÁs concurridos del planeta parecen haberse convertido en la nueva norma, segÚn cifras del Ín

al gore is next. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >> we have seen a decline in emissions on a global basis for the first time they've stabilized and started to decline. so some of the responses of the last 10 years have helped. but unfortunately and regrettably a lot of serious damage has been done. >> bill: there is al gore blasting president trump's move getting out of the paris climate deal. chris wallace's question was interesting. john sununu here to talk about this. good day to you. chris wallace said didn't you warn in 2006 we would be facing drastic measures, the world would reach a point of no return within 10 years. wallace says it's been 11 years. the former vice president's answer is that globally we have reduced emissions and that could explain why we've gotten a break. what

. >> reporter: even as democrats from president obama to former vice president al gore to minority leader nancy pelosi blast the decision as reckless. >> it's about the children and the responsibility we have to them. >> reporter: meanwhile the governors of states like new york, california and washington have committed to upholding the paris agreement and taking aggressive action on climate change. the backlash growing, even as white house officials still refuse to say whether the president views climate change as real. >> does he believe global warming is a hoax? >> he believes in clean air, clean water and a clean environment and feels we need to negotiate better deals for this country. >> does president trump still believe climate change is a hoax? >> look, president trump believes is he was elected to grow the u.s. economy and provide great job opportunities for american citizens. >> does the president believe that climate change is real and a threat to the united states? >> you know what's interesting about all the discussion we had through the last several weeks have been focused on

al gore visiting the bay area to promote his sequel to "an inconvenient truth." what the new film focuses on>>> a new scandal brewing in the high-tech world. we'll bring you up to speed. ==mike/trx== (mike ad libs) >>> a cloudy start for some at 6:11. a live look outside at the fremont. a nice calm wind. the winds picking up as we go through the day as temperatures increase. we'll start to see some clearing by 10:00 or 11:00 this morning and then from there our temperatures warm up quickly into the upper 70s today. 23450 the next several days we're in for some upper 80s inland. i'll talk about that and what's ahead as you make plans for the week coming up in five minutes. >>> ka an earlier crash caused quite a stir. those are cleared up. now bart with a minor delay. nothing major but one to note. >>> some major changes you might notice on a road in palo alto that could displace some folks. according to the palo alto weekly dozens of rvs that are parked along el camino real near the stanford university campus are going to have to move if they've been parked there

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