cnn announces that we call florida in the al gore column. >> the roughly quarter, we and all the networks call florida for gore. how is bush possibly going to take because he's lost michigan and is going to lose pennsylvania. if anybody wins all three, it's over. >> you can bet bush will be mad that his brother wasn't able to carry the state for him. >> bush says he's not yet ready to concede florida. so that only complicates the evening just a little bit. >> the networks called this thing awfully early, but the people counting the votes are coming up with a different per spect issive. >> george bush was a confident man. i don't think he ever doubted he would get elected. >> new returns came in and the gore lead that was necessary to make this prediction et. evaporated. >> with the networks give us, the networks take earth away. nbc news is now taking florida out of vice president gore's column. >> as the night went on, it stayed close until at about 2:00 in the morning eastern time, it looked like it was going over. >> abc news is now going to project that florida goes to mr. bush. >> ge

by the decision and things will change all right let's give a last word to abdul aziz al gore here in doha how do you see the top place today in terms of the international community and where do you see this crisis go and do you think it can be resolved in the next few months i hope it can be resolved we resolve we resolve the previous one we sat on the table we really discussed the concern why it doesn't happen this time so i do have the hope that it will be resolved but i mean for this to be resolved there is only one way for resolving it is a dialogue a dialogue and dialogue this is the only way to do it i agree with our colleagues that qatar has been left with no choice but going to the international law legal system to claim their ice for its own people of protecting their their. really their people and. making sure that they receive a proper. and just. dealing with the with the will in these countries ok we'll leave it there thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting conversation abdulaziz al gore toby cadman absa thank you all for being on this edition of inside story

we'll leave it there thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting conversation abdulaziz al gore toby cat meant. for being on this edition of inside story and thank you as well for watching you can always watch this program again any time by this ng our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can of course also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from the thoroughly back to bo and the whole team thank you for watching by. thank you. south america. pretty. much. you just told. me today. and the. drug in the. face. showed such a blow to. the. street . just a. few. feet . hello imo if you can do this in doha and these are the top stories here it out just there has been a suicide attack near a crowded polling station just outside the pakistani city of cueto that's the capital of baluchistan province well the thirty people including children being killed. of af attack comes at a time when millions of voters occulting their ballot to elect a new government the jailed fo

one of al gore's friends said it was lucky. and of course was a famousoran tennessee senator. so it was always understood would one day become president. so joe biden never said i could beat barack obama that al gore did to clintonlo and thought if i could just connect with people they are virtually the same age both are moderate democrats and then had trouble connecting with people. >> caller: good morning. you talk about obama's relationship with joe biden voted mike penn that same role to create policy? >> with romance between the president and vice president and to that point? >> it is genuine they had a great relationship. as far as the question the caller had it is a great question but mike penn and donald trump spend about three hours a day together they talk every night. just like biden d and obama began biden was much older he had four decades of. in the senate biden's mother mother was there with obama and in chicago election night and she whispers in obama's he or don't worry honey it will rr okay. i thought it was so sweet now you see obama laughing but with that r

by the decision and things will change all right let's give a last word to abdul aziz al gore here in doha how do you see the top place today in terms of the international community and where do you see this crisis go and do you think it can be resolved in the next few months i hope it can be resolved we resolve we resolve the previous one we sat on the table we really discussed the concern why it doesn't happen this time so i do have the hope that it will be resolved but i mean for this to be resolved there is only one way for resolving it is a dialogue a dialogue and dialogue that this is the only way to do it i agree with our colleagues that qatar has been left with no choice but going to the international law legal system to claim their ice for its own people of protecting their their. really their people and. making sure that they receive a proper. and just. dealing with the with the will in these countries ok we'll leave it there thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting conversation abdulaziz al gore toby cadman absa thank you all for being on this edition of inside

let's be honest, horace, look at the al gore footage. he accepted with dignity and class the election. >> come on. >> you make a big point about al gore accepting the outcome of the election. i haven't seen it with hillary clinton. i saw it with grace and dignity from romney and al gore. why can't the democrats accept that donald trump is the president? >> the democrats can accept donald trump as the president. he won the electoral college. let me say that. jason, again, we have a problem. we have russian meddling in our fundamental process. elections, voting. your republican colleagues say the same thing. again, let's say this. please, president trump, please, don't fire dan coats for being honest. please, he's a good director of national intelligence. >> jason: thank you. horace, i want to ask you, rush limbaugh made a strong allegation that the democrats want to get rid of elections. you had mike barnacle, a pretty respected person, that is out there saying let's get rid of the constitution or amend the constitution so that we can ins

you as jobs multi-nation oil companies has weakened you as economic security as a nation but old al gore witnesses i was listening to were quite sure they wanted the consequences of such terrorists would be on the floor scene and this stressed that the u.s. car industry is thriving so there is no case here no threat to u.s. national security ok so let's cross over to new.

that is some introduction that al gore gives you. it shows how vital and how calam calamitous your brief is. what can you tell bus about the 30-year-old warning? >> the thing that's important to understand is that it's cumulative. the more co2 you put up, the warmer the climate you are going to get at the end. what james was trying to do 30 years ago was say, don't dump all the stuff in the atmosphere. you are not going to like the result. 30 years have passed. that warning has not been heeded. in fact, emissions have gone up dramatically since the late 1980s. we are going to be coping with the consequences of that. we are seeing that right now. >> you say coping. how well are we coping? that is just really just a small handful of really what's going on right now as we speak all over the world. there's potentially an iceberg melting that could cause a tsunami around greenland right now. >> well, we do -- because we have not dealt with this problem in any way systematically but actually trying to either reduce our emissions or think r

we have al gore saying she's the c.e.o. of alcoa saying global strategy is a political and business firm both with projects in the u.s. and the middle east and we also have mustapha costs a political commentator joining us live from tehran welcome to all of you meant to sell them in london first quarter the who's the rebels trying to achieve here they are trying to impact on saudi oil. exports and also to assure that they have the upper hand in yemen. the war in yemen has to be costly for saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and the whole if is not of trying to assure the united the saudi arabia and u.a.e. that continuing the order will not give them and the benefit in the future and it's better to come to the negotiate the so they are using their at facts on the. their areas of saudi arabia and u.a.e. and it thank god has to put pressure on the saudi government. in washington potentially what could this do to the oil price. i think definitely we should expect that oil prices continue to increase we've seen under the t

lock so important the democratic candidate would buy onto it or to be a really great example its al gore. clinton with deleon gonzalez miami the cuban-americans were horrified remember that great picture of the special forces with the flak jacket and ely on in the closet scared to death he went back cuban-americans went crazy it probably cost him the election of al gore but just needed 500 more books on -- votes. >> next question. >> i'm enjoying the talk very v much. heres the comments over the political scene in both countries, i would like to know aik bit more what is the feelings toward the changes is the cuban people have a strong idea? are theyey fatalistic? or occurred you elaborate the civil sentiment? >> you take that. [laughter] i think there is a great hunger for change. but at the same time there is a sense that every time change appears to be on the horizon to horizon is further away. so there is a sense of fatalism especially before the wet foot dry foot policy was changed, a huge brain drain. people think migration is only the united states but it's not. they are dispersed

days before the primary, and i'm just ranting and raving to myself, and the phone rings, and it's al goreing, "al, you tell me why i'm a democrat. what do i owe this party after this?" he says, "you know, howard, this is really not about you. it's about the country." and as soon as he said it, i just shut up, because of course he is right. ot about me. it's about the country. - take a look at the final numbers. they show that john kerry won by onut 6 percentage points. 34% for john edwards. howard dean finished well ck in third place - i am no longer actively pursuing the presidency. we will however continue to build a new organization using our enormous grassroots network to continue the effort to transform the democratic party and to change our country. - no one imover worked for had courage than howard dean, no one. - why do you think that is? why do you think he was unafraid? - i think he truly believed that we were right, that he was right. when we started out, i remember when our first polls came back. 80% of the american people were for the war, 80%. i've been around for 30-somethi

ok so this is likely to go on for some time but it's an important first ruling sokolich abdulaziz al gore here in doha as toby says there very important to point out that this order does not constitute a final ruling on the case and he could be months if not years before a final decision on the case brought by qatar is made so why is qatar welcoming this initial ruling even though it's not the final decision actually i agree with our colleague that this is a very. fairest step in the in a long a toilet maybe they're not authentic one but for from our office of perspective it shows how the political behavior of qatar as it shows the professionalism and the chores the apapa approach that qatar is. taking in the causes of the existing courses and struggle with the blockading country a chores when qatar has said to the whole war that our people have been victimized our people have been discriminated against we were really right about this that really our qatari people have been a disc discriminated against not only but as you know i'm as you know i have to this is i'm sorry to interrupt you t

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as jobs by multi nation oil companies has weakened you and economic security as a nation but old al gore witnesses i was listening to were quite sure they wanted the consequences of such terrorists would be on the floor scene and this stressed that the u.s. car industry is thriving so there is no case here no threat to u.s. national security ok so let's cross over to new york now yes we heard about consumers and employees already but what will be the effect on companies themselves well quite simply the margins in the u.s. car industry are actually that's true for the car industry globally are not very high so meaning if costs increase of it might lead to price increases and therefore eventually lead to fewer sales to take the toyota camry for example that it's built here in the united states about a third of the auto parts are coming from overseas so those would become more expensive then we might see a rebellion torrie measures from other countries so that could hurt exports so for the you. build cars and so you would could see lower sales some higher costs and it's not just we're talki

one of the most beautiful places that you can ever find we were voted by al gore magazine is town afte after and as the mayoi never like to say that best time ever. >> it's very instant graham. >> so when you kind of focus on your assets and things you'd dou do better you can grow the community. >> what was behind your successful 12 year's? >> we have hiking and mountain climbing and rock climbing and paddle boarding and pretty much every outdoor activity that you can have. you can do it really easily. it's accessible and for us we see a lot of not just tourism but people come to our community because of a quality of life that is our specialty. i'm sure dc has an incredible quality of life but if you don't want the traffic or you don't want a heavy area but a good midsized city a lot of people grew up in that kind of environment. that's what the offer and we don't want to be something other than what we are. >> mr. mayor, you are here to take a little bit of a victory lap. last night you sent me a text instead thetextinstead they have disagreements. >> we get things done. so, i just ca

the by giving up the full bit on the years believe me that it'll make all of this al gore go. well get him. out of. this. but i. think. you know. the new system allows each farmer to grow one thousand six hundred metres squared of cocoa on their land. believe in his team have been sent records of a farmer who will succeed in his quota. it's the local mindset of the. sea has not gotten below can even be. considered as in the us. the. farmers we exceed their quotas are reported by the coca union to the authorities thanks as crops are immediately eradicated and farmers can be banned from further cultivation. and you can't. save it in this. day and this is simply the young the way that then it also must. be in love and the thing that. you take in the wild. one of the notable god of the moment in about a month and a lot of the. and both of where will i see him go and pick a nearby out of the gaze they have been much going for make going with. me go a mile on the ground when. i give. me a lift the feel of both of those things. yeah like a cliff in that. one the thought of how most i

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yeah well are all of us why they're all the way when did the vote get that i mean this in with that al gore that that love thing then the bitter this wasn't that bad oh. oh oh yeah it was but the point is and. it is. a yes or no excuse even if she's from it what does she owe him even when i quote is the real money you have the most to give me. the most but i did i was in the only way. to know is to be mostly working with the members and let them show me used to it's almost that i've been a little break. if you move on will be they're looking for someone after what i. was a. gentleman thing. by me as them because real has moved out of. me in that i like in my poses and so you know. i. always you moment to moment come over other people's but i study. i mean to my. most. there's more to my comic i describe you can you. should i just call for a bus i will not put into. can a person not. if this is a put down this i go to the. i mean all. this to the. one the set up like it's like well. it's a somebody will not you. are going to quit also. because if this guy gets us it's not just i want you're

all lying since they're all the way when did the vote did that mean it that i mean this image that al gore does that love then the better this business that bad oh. oh oh yes but supposing the total be honest and don't say it's a yes we're not going to see him and pull of social media what does he owe him and then when we call out is that really ready you have done most to give me. the most i read i will and then you will start off the chain that is to be mostly working with the members and let them see only used as a must but i've got a little bit of break. and if he moves on no even if we can almost on a few what i thought. was a really dark gentleman thing. with me as him because real has moved out of. as it were mosaic to me in that i like in my poses and so you're. always you moment to moment come over other people's but mostly. i'm going to move in this to look for something when we don't there's more to my stomach i just got be a pic of us. should i just go for a bus i will not fit into your local can help us on. this is supporting the cycle of the. i mean. when the set up like it's

the way when did the vote get that i mean this image that al gore does that love then the better this place is that bad oh. oh oh yes but the point is and. that is you don't say it's a yes or no asking if you've been employed social media what does your even when you would call out is the really not ready you have done most to give me. the most read i will in the only way. to know is to be mostly working with the members and let them see any distance is almost nothing but i'm afraid. if he moves on no even if we can send a few would i think. it was a really dark gentleman thing. to have me as him because real. life a lot of queer music you tap into i like in my poses and so you're. always your moment to moment come over the most jews people but i study. i'm into my list and look for something when we don't there's more to my comic i was copying to kim yeah. she does a school. bus i want to fit into yoko can help us i'm not here. to support them this i go to the. it is a puzzle this is what i mean i mean. when the set up a case like. this to somebody there's no knock you. on it quite o

the way when did the get that i mean this in with al gore that's the love thing then the better this business that bad oh. oh oh yes but the point is in total it is done so it's a yes no no it's going to see even ample social media what does your even when you would call out is the really on the right you have the most to give me. the most i read i would and then you will start off the chain has to be mostly working with the members and let them show me stuff is almost that i've been a little. if you must on no even looking up i was on a few what i thought. was a really dark gentleman thing. but with me as and because real as much as. they largely as it were mosaic you mean that i like in my poses and so you're. always you moment to moment come over i really must choose people but last night. i'm going to move in this to look for something when we don't there's more to my comic i just got being thick enough. should i just call a boss i will not put into. us i'm not here. to support them this a cut of the. but. i mean. when the set up like it's like well. it's a sort of a there's no n

you as jobs by multi-nation oil companies has weakened you as economic security as a nation but old al gore witnesses i was listening to were quite sure they once did the consequences of such terrorists would be unforeseen and this stressed that the u.s. car industry is thriving so there is no case here no threats to u.s. national security ok so let's cross over to new york now yes we heard about consumers and employees already but what will be the effect on companies themselves well quite simply the margins in the u.s. car industry are actually that's true for the car industry globally are not very high so meaning of costs increase of it might lead to price increases and therefore eventually lead to fewer sales to take the toyota camry for example that it's built here in the united states about a third of the auto parts are coming from overseas so those would become more expensive then we might see a rebellion story measures from other countries so that could hurt exports of for the you. build cars and so you would could see lower sales some higher costs and it's not just we're talking abo

. - i will beat al gore like a drum. [c ers and applause] - i will beat al gore like a drum. - i want my country back. [cheers and applause] - mr. president, you were elected to lead. you chose to follow. and now it's time for you to get out of the way. female announcer: "the contenders: 16 for '16" is made possn part by the ford foundation,

for a very long time as well other than sort of devolves into civil war which of course you could al gore has a history of but the people are by and large not armed and the use of the paramilitary forces and the censorship and the paramilitary forces on motorcycles are particularly frightening and again we had that too is you know means that this can go on for a long time and it gives the government some form of like knowledgeable deniability you know down down the line but so you know that i unfortunately i think the the people the student protesters have a very long battle ahead of them i don't see or think a letting go anytime soon and you know for the last three years at least that we know of the russians have been training in arming the military and the paramilitary forces and you've got our and so they and they have backing by cuban intelligence as well so this is not you know there there are no amateurs ok mr cullen but at the same time we've seen thousands of pro supporters on the streets saying that revolution is now being hijacked by the west. well. this reflects the changes tha

oh al gore now. that. you're way out of. my eyes that when i got down and then you know me my diplomatic arena with a new name a. joke when the first lady i don't. want you to keep. the noise not me trying to. get me through me premed. and i scream i mean my my soon to be feeding time i can't yes i can't. draw combine you know as i'm an economist and on programmers you can bring us a spangly lopping this room when my you write i think a good idea emma and i get the local who want will get us on the m. q yes when the minister spirit is going that i will not follow my lead it. is that when i got. out i didn't talk the. almost two months a year some. thank you it's from just. see my. oh my they do say we'll say anything with the sick but you know like he said he thinks it's the liquid room and him look. look good. that you. think that you're out and was. that it was you know gross i know for no known. how i was on a school i am not or knows for whom brings me to give us an idea not of. them . who. are missing out of work in the

al gore had half a million votes, and they elected bush. hillary clinton didn't lose this election, she had 3 million votes. she was sabotaged. our people must be mindful of how the electoral college works. you have two years left. call up your brothers and sisters in those swing states and make sure they vote. we have the power to do something about this electoral college. the electoral college was supposed to protect us from .emagogues, but it failed i'm a scientist, i put my hands on a bible and i swore that i --ld protect america demagogues and foreign powers. failed electoral college to protect the united states of america. this is my warning to our democratic leadership. make sure that all of our people nine of 13 swing states. the 50us who reside in states of the union, get on the phone, call your brothers and sisters up, go to your yearbooks and look at the phone numbers. understand how the electoral college system works. the constitution is flawed in this way. what is the financial picture for the national political party? how does

paul brennan al jazeera central london still ahead on the bulletin fighting for control and look at al gore neighborhood at the center of the battle against the president plus. he says the other loss of shame among political leaders were they're caught in a lie and they just doubled over the loss of all. his brother bama talking about donald trump the failed comments straight ahead.

for a very long time as well other than sort of devolves into a civil war which of course you can al gore has a history of but the people are by and large not armed and the use of the paramilitary forces and the censorship and the paramilitary forces on motorcycles are particularly frightening and again we had that too is you know means that this can go on for a long time and it gives the government some form of like knowledgeable deniability you know down down the line but so you know that i unfortunately i think that the. people the student protesters have a very long battle ahead of them i don't see or think a letting go anytime soon and you know for the last three years at least that we know of the russians have been training in arming the military and the paramilitary forces and you've got our and so they and they have backing by cuban intelligence as well so this is not you know there are no amateurs ok mr cullen but at the same time we've seen thousands of pro supporters on the streets saying that their revolution is now being hijacked by the west. well. this reflects the changes t

we're back with al gore and c.e.o. of hyper live transportation projects derek cars are going to technically feel physically fella to be inside well first of all it's super high speed right what happens if it crashes everyone dies it's not funny it's a viable yes that's i mean you know so first of all we don't feel speeds we feel a celebration of the celebration if you have been on a transatlantic flights you already went roughly a thousand kilometers an hour or so if you it's the same way a solution of the situation is something that you. that you basically modify based on comfort and comfort comes first right comfort when we do a route planning us is always the first the first part you need to build something that works for a two year old as much as for an eighteen year old and safety is i mean that's a given that you're building a system that is the most safe you can build the system in the self is ten times safer than an uplink to give you an idea the reason for that. they are ten times ten times less failure modes

paul brennan al-jazeera central london still ahead on the bulletin fighting for control and look at al gore neighborhood at the center of the battle against president plus. he says the other loss of shame among political leaders were they're caught in a lie and they just doubled over the loss of all. let's drop a bomb on talking about donald trump a valid comments straight ahead. the potential for severe thunderstorms was. there and sufficient to warm for in the northeast of the u.s. new england in the east and south account and east that cold front is not changing temperatures hugely but just enough of a kick with the warmth difference in is the low thirty's to hard twenty's to pick up some pretty big class we're talking about a huge land area after all it will keep pushing through his or wednesday should see it offshore but the potential in georgia and florida louisiana or even for big thunderstorms is still there and at the same time the breeze is bringing some cloud and more the southwest monsoon through california arizona and i think that will show itself as the potential for big thund

part of the in the lobby does your own good i'm all of those those are some of the see in all this al gore most did. these things you know again and it was on. course head of the world cup here in russia the british media published several warnings about the alleged danger that fans could face in the host country here after the poisoning of the former russian double agent and his daughter in the u.k. britain's prime minister indeed said that no m.p.'s all members of the royal family would be attending the championship so we went on to the streets we asked british fans who've actually made the trip here for their actual experience about what they've seen and. you know what yes it. was. right oh you back everybody i came to russia wearing a sparse moscow shirt because i was told by would persist media. in the british media they'll be a lot of fun targets so i didn't know what to expect everything's been fantastic the border guards spoke in english they've been smiling people in the street will be polite i think we certainly under-representation i think a lot of our friends and probably with

interesting to me because those states cut across all political boundaries like you can't just say ok al gore has a blue state they do that socialism stuff to look at how much money they're losing out of poverty rising well the floor has always kind of been a red state arizona deep red and also remember that what happens is you have do have a lot of jobs being created but the jobs being created are don't have security and they're usually part time a lot of these have no health care and often the low level wages so great you have a whole bunch of jobs but nobody can live off of the thing to the end of the day great point great point are those we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at r t v dot com coming up we celebrate world view with bode day yes you heard me correctly as tabitha brings us some thought provoking interviews recent trip to alien california and then japan got a new very pink the train to get check this out stay tuned to watch. the great destabilization with nato meeting only

i have an al gore first but i have a bunch of us. thank you. oh other than yes i am aware. of the cold war. i was told. that the metaphor. or in the film i was. full of worming and again i was almost there gallo know what i do what i am. what i am a man. there's no hour. for her. leadin the a an. eerie. this is news live from berlin very very strong that's how u.s. president donald trump characterizes his relationship with britain's prime minister tourism may trump's visit to britain is marked by controversy after he casts doubt on the u.k. government's plan for leaving the european union in this hour trauma and may are due to hold up a press conference to go there live. also coming up pro-democracy campaigners gather in hong kong to mark the first anniversary of the death of the chinese dissident.

for a very long time as well other than sort of devolves into civil war which of course you could al gore has a history of but the people are by and large not armed and the use of the paramilitary forces and the censorship and the paramilitary forces on motorcycles are particularly frightening and again we had that too is you know means that this can go on for a long time and it gives the government some form of like knowledgeable deniability you know down down the line but so you know that i unfortunately i think the the people the student protesters have a very long battle ahead of them i don't see or think a letting go anytime soon and you know for the last three years at least that we. no of the russians have been training in arming the military and the paramilitary forces and you've got our and so they and they have backing by cuban intelligence as well so this is not you know there are no amateurs ok mr cullen but at the same time we've seen thousands of pro turn supporters on the streets saying that their revolution is now being hijacked by the west well. this reflects the changes

within weeks of that, lou had a sitdown david suiter who wrote an interesting dissenting opinion, and al gore and tipper gore themselves, only a short time after that, and to think about this man from new hampshire being in that place in that intersection and national politics, is quite an amazing thing. is a said really the stu of lou d'allesandro is his development as a young boy and carrying forward the ideals of a mother who cared about the pipe around her, who left us far too young, and sort of -- i know one of the most emotional things we talk but in the research of the book was him reflecting back on what she would think after all these years of what he has accomplished in his life. so, without any further adieu, and i would like to introduce my dear friend, in the subject of the book, lou d'allesandro. [applause] >> thank you, mark. it's always tough to live up to introductions but let me tell you the course of one's life, there are a couple of things you want to do. either can one, own a restaurant, or you want to write a book. i knew how bad it was to own a restaurant. having been i

for a very long time as well other than sort of devolves into a civil war which of course you can al gorehas a history of but the people are by and large not armed and the use of the paramilitary forces and the censorship and the paramilitary forces on motorcycles are particularly frightening and again we had that too is you know means that this can go on for a long time and it gives the government some form of like plausible deniability you know down down the line but so you know that i unfortunately i think that the. people the student protesters have a very long battle ahead of them i don't see or think a letting go anytime soon and you know for the last three years at least that we know of the russians have been training in arming the military and the paramilitary forces and he got out and so they and they have backing by cuban intelligence as well so this is not you know there are no amateurs ok mr cullen but at the same time we've seen thousands of pro supporters on the streets saying that their revolution is now being hijacked by the west. well. this reflects the changes that took

did win there's a fact that democrats corporate democratic candidates for president going back from al gore actually refused to stand up for their party and for winning an election by the popular vote is only the green party that is actually said we're looking into voter fraud whether it's democrats republicans a state locally nationally and i feel that we people want a third party they want a different party independent of the two corporate parties probably the. anywhere from sixty five sixty to seventy five percent of young people in particular are saying that this is what we need in this country and we're here to offer that core of a tariff from the green party thank you so much for joining us and as you just mentioned there are some surveys that suggests that millennial is in particular are very keen on having a third party option. clearly also we've learned that the greens are fighting not only the policies of donald trump they really want to take on the entire two party system in the establishment system the opening ceremonies getting under way here in just a couple hours time will be

two people, two animals as al gore said, we cannot solve the climate crisis until we saw the democracy crisis so it we had first-hand experience with the democracy crisis and let's take a look. first now the private damages litigation from the exxon valdez oil spill because this is our introduction that democracy is not functioning as we think this is in our high school gym four days after the exxon valdez oil spill when a spokesperson came to our community and promised to make ma call. the legal systemfailed to deliver on this promise . >>. >> you have some good luck and you don't realize it. >> we do this straight. we will consider what ever it takes to keep you whole. >> what have you lost at this point that i can compensate for? if your next don't tell usand we can take care of, if you can show that your motel goes out of business . it took 20 years to sell these, i guarantee you we never had a claim go 20 years . the claims will be settled promptly and people with reasonable claims don't happen to worry. >> exxon must've thought all of our claims were unreasonable because i'm goin

in that position he was the guy always standing on the stage next to bill clinton or al gore or john kerry or michael dukakis. he was so ingrained in the democratic party. he voted for me bernie sanders in 2016 in the primary. he found himself, about midsummer, taking a look at this race and saying i've got to go to because the democratic party isn't there for the working people. he had been in charge and see the economic devastation. when present from on inauguration day, he said there was carnage in america and people laughed at him and i was on several panels for people were making a joke about it. there's carnage out there and the adherents of the world side. they were trying to save it when they decided he made a very strong decision to flip and leave the party behind. for someone that ingrained, that was so remarkable to me too see that change in him. this guy was incredibly successful in the democratic party. it wasn't like he was just some union guy who just worked in the shop. he was in sherman so in the strength of that union. in fact, he went to a trump rally, i was at thi

law and according to al gore needs the witness was able to provide detailed testimony. which officers serve there how interrogations were conducted and how the general conditions were there. get well fed. and you can see fashion week that the fact that a dictatorial regime makes people disappear and provides no information for the family is a form of terror it is political terror that is used deliberately it's an organized set up the fact that obeyed and the whole family are in the dark about the fate of patrick and mars then is the decision of the bash al asaad regime and that's what we're trying to say it's organized and etc if. you do if there are orders involved. it was planned this way fast policy. the next day and while bernie arrives in paris as does the witness from germany who did not wish to be filmed because he still has relatives living in syria. revealing his identity would put them at risk of reprisals potentially fatal from the regime . that fear also complicates the work of investigators in europe across the continent there are witnesses of victims and a