he was saying th it was close than than it should have been for al gore to concede. upstairs, his father is standing there and vice pnt gore has called and he says--he said something to the effect of, "let me get this straight, you're retracting your concession?" - this race ply too close to call. and until the results-- the recount is concluded and the results of florida become official, our campaign continues. [cheering] - i was like, "yes!" you know, i'm like, "game on. we'll recount this son of a bitch," you know? i way for that fight. boy, but that fight was brutal. - laht was obviously an historic moment. and uh, it's going to be resolved in a quick way. and i'm confident that the secretary and i will become the president-elect and the vice president-elect in short order. - i think bush's own attitude as from that point on "i won, and this guy's trying "to steal it from me. gotta play hardball." - it is an advantage to coming from a political family that has played l at the presidentvel on a repeated basis. you had asis whole other inucture of lawyers and politi

please vote for al gore," and i thdik a lot of peoplthat. - we call florida in the al gore column.sttand by. cnn is moving back to "too close to call." - 565 votes separating the two men in frida with this much still to go. - uh-oh. something's happened. - george bush is the president-electof he united states. he has won the state of florida. - it was just too much rthat the ballots were counted. the state of florida. - officials decided to count all of the ballots by hand.ti - with plar attention, of course, to those ballots that the machine e.had counted as "no v the punch hole is called a chad. there are categories that were not counted as votes, the dimpled chad and the pregnant chad. - you had ballots y,that were designed poo and so people thought they were casting their vote for al gore, but they cast their vote for pat buchanan instead in because of the way the matched up on the ballots, the notorious butterfly ballot. - in 2000, a lot of people that were, you know, in their 50s, 60s, whatever, they had grown up thinking ralph was this american hero, ian american icon for safe

i think al gore is the last person by the way that should be telling someone to let it go hey, al gore, give it up. gore v. bush. anybody remember that? >> mark, what's interesting to me is that you see them going after donald trump right now. >> right. >> let's say woke up and resigned mike pence is next he will take even more heat i would argue. >> bush has hitler and trump is usama bin laden mitt romney had won he will be saddam hussein or kim jong un. it doesn't really matter. what i do think if you are going to do this, you have to have a lighter touch. al gore joke of the epa is now the cpa coal production agency, that comedy gold. gregg will be using that on his show. >show. >> greg: dead eye. >> just forgetting that and just going straight to the trump is usama bin laden. you know, i like a bit of this stuff, juan. it isn't the same. trump and osama is not the same. maybe they co-produced miss universe for a couple of years back in the 1990s and osama said to trump. miss -- she is pretty hot this year. i don't think so. york they are helpful to your side. >> does it work though

i looked at my phone and auto correct when i send it to eliza, it went to al gore. i didn't even know i had his address or that it was in my contact. so i learned my lesson and i profusely apologize to told him i wasn't in the business of sending former vice presidents pictures of sleeping blondes in the middle of the night with no message and of course it' it sad fox news in the address which didn't help. he said he figured it was a mistake. so social media can be rather dangerous. here's another problem i have with auto correct when i send something to you doesn't say greta says something else an ani look arrogant. so that is the beginning of the social media but i've used it in so many other ways. i write in the book about how there is such an impact. there is a president of sudan detests me and is responsible for genocide in the region and i've been to sudan and the region where he still continues to do this, they burned villages, they name the people in caves trying to escape the cruelty of the president. he's under indictment in the criminal court and has been

yes what are we going to talk now carol long told it all i told him that you probable that you told al gore i antonia do you remember. what you are at all the other types like he traveled a lot a good juggler a judge a couple to like them. yelled bill one. july and i'll be adding up means i mean how i don't know i don't and i don't even have to see all i know all about on what he told you the. warrant yet will go along bill if you get old you i want to begin i what. so look i don't we don't want to open. up what am i told you know not what you know but. yet you. certainly they are that all made out so early and she ended. chasing senseo jones on to turn the drivel you. want some of us down too long you are not sitting in the holy are these the us will be there to put up with what they jab jab on me they're going to be that work out the door looking out over southern was a sewer these are their gods who are they don't want to go on any of yours up here and their governor and i hear about see all the wooded where it seems we're on here about being who don't even though it i've heard of a lot

and our objective was to help elect al gore sr.. youal know al gore jr., but al gore sr.as our senator, he was an anti-war senator. and i was motivated because i was, i had a very, very low draft number, okay? [laughter] and what we did was we went door to door. and we found out who people were. and when people had a need, we tried to serve it, and we tried to -- we had, we worked closely with the black panther party. i was a community member of the memphis chapter of the black panther party, and we would serve the kids breakfast. you'd be surprised how many kids you could organize when you said there was a free breakfast to come down and eat. those are the kinds of things you have to do to organize. >> final question. >> yes. i really am just refreshes and elated to -- refreshed and elated to hear someone really explain dr. king's core vision as far as really trying to do some things for economic empowerment, which we all, you know, have kind of come to the conclusion. that was why he was ultimately assassinated. and it's just really refreshing to hear dr. honey, michael

focused on you but let's say people in the west who are concerned about the environment for example al gore would be one of them they also tend to have. fairly nice houses you know good air conditioning you rely on electricity your running water on all those conference of life that we have come to take for granted and we know that you know a large proportion of people on this planet do you know that have those comforts and they are actually entitled to those contra comforts no last them you or me if they were to receive it do you think that. would then be something that would essentially ruin the planet overall my. you know my commitment and also the commitment of our green zation really is for all to thrive and also recognize that we only have one planet we call it want planet prosperity because india and the one planet doesn't go away so the question really is how can we all thrive within the means of this one planet and the choice is quite easy because the one planet is a given the choice is between one planet prosperity or one planet misery and i think one pleasant prosperity is probabl

and aluminum the news rattle the world markets and set the turkish lira into freefall ties between al gore and washington have been strained over the jailing of an american pastor now turkey's president out of a political agenda has long been backed by a strong economy that could change. the turkish economy is spiraling and turkish president at a one is blaming other countries he speaks of an economic war against turkey so he's appealing to the public for help. yes. if there is anyone who has dollars euros or gold under the a pillows they should go exchange it full liras at our banks. this is a national domestic boxer. this will be my people's response to those who have waged an economic war against us. so well let's look good. this is the second time in recent weeks that the turkish president has called on his people to buy the lira to stop its tumble but to no avail turkey has hit its lowest level against the dollar since two thousand and one it has been folding this year on friday it fell another twelve percent to a rate of over six to the dollar. a tweet by u.s. president trump announc

i get told to al gore i am telling you do not know. what you are a poor quality of type yucky travel a lot of good juggler just a couple of books like. the one. we don't want i'll be out here and see me oh yeah don't judge me i don't even have any ideas y'all i'm not wild about what he told you to do. borat yelled all along because you get old yeah i was too big and i what. so look i don't we don't know but i don't know what am i told you know you are what you don't like. she. doesn't see they are that all made out so early and she ended. chasing sends a all jealous untruths on the drivel you. some of us and too long poor are not sitting in the holy of the the us without to put up with what they jab jab on me then i think they're about to get worked out the dog over southern was a sewer these are their gods who are even worse than you are if you thought we ended up with about zero audio did where it seems we're on here without being who don't even though as i had thought they were they thought i was. ok. you want to know if they are st

the tweet from vice president al gore, it's typical.ye-glazing in a way. but what is not typical, listen to this report. >> if we pass two degrees celsius, we can still adapt. but if we pass three degrees warming, from the evidence we have, it would mean a planet that can't serve the modern world as we recognize. >> this story warning the planet could be on the pathway to destruction. >> our goal needs to be to stabilize the planet. if we can stabilize it, we have a chance at just having to deal with the coral reefs dying off, the sea level rising several feet, and the persian gulf becoming uninhabitable. if not, it will be hard to maintain the same way of life we have now. >> and this part, saying there is a hothouse earth, that could not be reversed, steered, or sub substantially slowed. and there's a tipping point coming with the way the earth operates, and natural forces have protected us in some ways. and then we're in big trouble. >> this is something we've known about since 1896. >> not breaking news. >> but for too long, people

also coming up al gore becomes the first company to the top one intro young dollars in market value the latest milestone for a company that began in a girl wrong forty two years ago. good to have you with us at this hour zimbabwe's election commission is releasing the results of the presidential vote from monday announcements started about an hour ago and is expected. in. to friday ahead of the announcement both the ruling party and its major opposition rival the movement for democratic change have signaled victory the vote sparked a deadly crackdown on protests over alleged vote rigging and we will have more on this story a little bit later on in the program we want to go on to some other stories that are making headlines around the world speaking at a press conference a senior u.s. intelligence officials say that they continue to see efforts from russia to interfere with the upcoming congressional elections they also assured americans that president dublin trump is directing a quote vast government wide effort to protect the process pope francis has changed the catholic church is teac

i thought his possibility of winning the presidency against al gore was super outstanding.n't think al gore in that period of time could hold a candle to john mccain with their back grounds. i also was firmly of the belief even though many consider him a hawk, i think he would not have gotten us into the mess with iraq in the manner we were involved. i think john would have been a little more cautious on that. i think his intellect was superb. i think you have to know history to be a great leader of our country. that to me is a given. you have to know why we are who we are and how we got to be who we are. >> thank you so much. it was such a pleasure to talk to you. we appreciate you sharing your memories and your thoughts about senator john mccain. thank you for your service. >> thank you. >>> my next guest worked for some of mccain's greatest political opponents. what it was like to run against the maverick of the senate, next live in the cnn newsroom. >>> what it would be to curse the fate that concludes the blessed life i've led. i prefer to give thanks to those blessing

similar problem in 72. 2000, 2004, people rally behind john kerry and al gore, they don't have major problems getting their party behind. all this suggested if the party is divided and their nominee faces of legitimacy crisis there will be more of an effort to tinker with the rules the year after that. there was a problem with the nomination system which raises an interesting question. hillary clinton got a little over 50% of the primary vote which would suggest a modest amount of change but that is 50% of the vote, it was a very lengthy primary and caucus process, very divisive. going into the convention a lot of democrats didn't fully accept she was the properly found nominee and there were lingering legitimacy problems and that extended to the general election which was a large part of what the party is dealing with today. we might see a good deal of change resulting from that. i wanted to jump over to the evidence from political activists. this is a fun part of the project. i spent time in early primary states, new hampshire, iowa, nevada, talking with people who had been involve

respecting anyone here so i don't see any future forcibly after winning by a slim margin manning al gore has called for national unity and reached out to his rival. i played a huge to be the president of all of them of your. president all those that voted for me. and those who didn't want to nelson chamisa i want to see. recluse or role to play in them but was president and he needs. a lot of south africa has now congratulated him on and for his victory the united states says it is reviewing the election results. amazon has the government using products with nazi symbolism from its online store the decision comes off as it was criticized for allowing sales by third parties of right wing paraphernalia have as it says it's blocked several center accounts and is reviewing the status of others imus's regulations bound proxies from setting products promote hatred violence all racial and sexual intolerance. and on use of or to air until tim has been looking in detail at this story good to see so we understand that amazon has removed the offending items is that the end of the story i don't thin

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a similar problem in 72. 2000, 2004, they rally behind john kerry or al gore, don't really have major problems in their party so all this suggests is if the party is very divided, if there nominee faces some sort of legitimacy crisis there will be more of an effort to tinker with the rules. there was a problem with our nomination system. which raises an interesting question, what does this mean? hillary clinton got a little over 50 percent of the vote. which you know, which would suggest a modest amount of change but that was the percent of the vote when there were two candidates, that was a lengthy primary and caucus process. it was very divisive, even going into the convention there were democrats whostill didn't accept she was a properly found nominee. there were lingering legitimacy problems and that extended in the general election . a large part of what the party is still dealing with today and it's still very divided so we might seal a good deal of changes. okay. i want to jump to some of the evidence i've been collecting and interviews with political activists. this is a fun p

al gore won the popular vote and came close to winning. john kerry came close to winning in 2004. maybe they look at those years and say that was very close, everything was just dipping on a knife edge because were picking good people. eighty-eight was not really a huge blowout in a minute mother huge changes. that doesn't tell us a lot. turns out what does seem to matter is how divisive the nomination process what. if a lot of people within the party were not very comfortable with the nominee they came up with, if they had a hard time with that nomination you might see some changes. the way i was choosing to measure that was the share of the total primary about that their nominee got so i just measured this and made a nice scatterplot. hubert humphrey only got about 2% of the primary vote. didn't really determine who got delegates back then. bobby kennedy was running winning the primaries. when the nomination goes to humphrey, a lot of people say that doesn't seem right, it doesn't seem fair. he had this legitimacy problem going into the fall. similar problem in 72, 2000, 2004, p

for example in 2000, 2004, al gore won the popular vote, came very close to winning. maybe they look at those years and say that was very close. everything was taking on the edge. we can keep up were doing it for picking good people. on the other hand 196 he was close and they made a lot of changes that year. that doesn't necessarily tell us a whole lot. turns out what it does seem to matter is how divisive the nomination process is. so you know, if a lot of people within the party were really not very comfortable with the nominee they came up with come if the person on a hard time getting the nomination, you might see some changes. the way i was choosing to measure that was the share of the total primary vote that their nominee.. i measured this bbc like 1968, hubert humphrey only god about 2% of the primary vote. you could do that back then. he really didn't participate in the primary. you could still become the nominee because primaries to determine who got delegates back then. but suggested a real problem because candidates were participating in primaries. gene mc

told by al gore's it was a dollar then we have gone no. that's not how it's not that yeah. thank. you. that's all. it was it was. always. so don't give. it up but. oh. i know this from coal come to me put on then again you know. i'm also good for you and didn't go to work in the. mill could you and i'm going to look you. could come getting it through a hotel at another time which. i do not can i am running on joint congressional. quarterly the most of the time today and you can click on you know i pin the opening and called on them to talk. with their couple in the middle. taking it to me cannot isn't it all. she can they're going to kill and eat until you know michael to join snit of course. when the u.s.s.r. collapsed this university professor became a millionaire and a criminal. fifteen years old his daughter in box on an extraordinary journey to find him. my six million dollars father a witness documentary on al-jazeera. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and

. - i will beat al gore like a drum. [cheers and applause] - i want my try back. [cheers and applause] - mr. president, you were elected to lead. you chose to follo and now it's time for you to get out of the way. female announcers: "the contend6 for '16" is made possible in part by the ford foundation, working with visiontries on the fines of social change worldwide; the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build; the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - but let me help you, ms. ferraro. iran--we were held by a foreign government. - you see her face tightens up. - let me just say, first of all that i almost resent, vice president bush, your patronizing attitude e that you have to teach about foreign policy. - the next vice president of the united states... [cheers and applause] - we didn't know if the rocket was gonna blow up on the pad or get all the way to jupiter, but none of us could resist the idea of lighting the match. - sarah palin. - who? [cheers and applause] [u

he is my cousin and my aunt, maria, al gore's name is bill sullivan. the uncle was recalled by president carter before his colleagues were taken hostage on november 4th. but as i've reminded people and i mention this when i testified in my confirmation hearing, what i most remember about his service in tehran was the fact that on valentine's day, february 14, 1979, our embassy in tehran was overrun. my uncle in all of his colleagues at the embassy were briefly held hostage. they were eventually rescued ironically by the revolutionary guard. the memory that sticks with me the most from that day is on the same day our ambassador in afghanistan was kidnapped and assassinated. i have the time was a sophomore in college and i always thought the life of a diplomat, but uncle's life is glamorous and dinner parties and socializing. ended on and on me, this is hard, dangerous work. these are women and men who go out to their posts on armed representing the united states, representing us in subject in themselves to enormous risks. all of you came to realize were

minati that's just a minority i'm sick of this campaign to talk about slavery and al gore and workers being exploited by this exploitation in spain just like in the rest of europe when we uncover it we punish it. but our work place inspections reported very high quality compared to other countries in the world if you look at the total price of the. but official figures show there are only twenty inspectors for over seventeen thousand plantations in armory and. none of the workers we spoke with ever questioned. them going. back to germany in berlin representatives of the fruit and vegetable sector attend the fruit of the sticker trade fair the fresh produce business is booming with a record breaking turnover of fourteen point seven billion euros in germany last year alone. three thousand companies are on show here many are from. a bar also as a stand here in spain workers from this company had complained to us one of them was. the greenhouse worker with a bad guy. in the company boss didn't want to speak with us now he can't avoid us we show him the conversation with one of his employe

you know now is not that the love out of my lower level in the al gore would love to found. us walk is now in line she was captured by i so four years ago but after several months managed to escape and flee to germany once that she claims she again met into pakistan much of what germany was willing to take in one thousand women who had excused from i went there to forget what i'd been through i saw a boo as i was going home after school i couldn't believe my torture could have found out where i lived the next time i saw him was two years later a car pulled up beside me and asked me if i was and i said i didn't know him or schwab how is it possible that my rapist is living here and has the same rights as me my boss called the police and told them what he looked like and they scratched his face and it looked the same i told them there'd be no other witnesses i told them i'd never imagined possible for an idle fighter to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name german prosecutors however say the information provided by walk wasn't enough to identify the ma

that a lot of my low level in the al gore would love to found more. us walk is now nineteen years old she was counted by eisel four years ago but after several months managed to escape and flee to germany once that though she claims that she again met her tillman's. death estimate of what germany was willing to take in one thousand women who had excused from i went there to forget what i'd been through i saw a boo as i was going home after school i couldn't believe my torturer could have found out where i lived the next time i saw him was two years later a car pulled up beside me and asked me if i was and i said i didn't know him or schlock how is it possible that my rapist is living here and has the same rights as me my boss called the police and told them what he looked like and they scratched his face and it looked the same i told them there had been no other witnesses i told them i'd never imagined possible for an hour to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name. german prosecutors however say the information provided by ash

the green party have been attacked by the establishment for electoral losses in two thousand when al gore won the popular vote but lost the electoral college vote democrats castigated green party voters for choosing nader over poor and helping bush with in two thousand and sixteen when hillary clinton lost democrats pulled that strategy again blaming minor party voters and accusing libertarian party candidate gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein of electing trop and they added a whole new layer to their accusations are supposed r.t.d. was central to this accused of undermining democracy u.s. intel communities exact words for hosting a debate between johnson and stein and showing americans that they had other choices besides the two establishment candidates a horrible crime apparently and then when an old photo of jill stein sitting next to blatter we're putting out an r.t.a. gallow went viral all hell broke loose his jill stein crushing the us wall in russia in december twenty fifth thing she attended a russian propaganda t.v. and sat at the table with mike flynn and putin ke

to the challenges of dealing with masses of seaweed in toxic al gore extracting a price in this region is now more than just an inconvenience and more of a long term environmental problem that could happen serious consequences scientists say if authorities don't deal with it now it will only get worse in years to come the gallagher all dizzy or miami florida. or travel sport is andy thank you very much for two goals in extra time so athletic and madrid beating city rivals ray allen the super cup let's go lifting the trophy in a stony thanks to a four two win that let's go to school twice in normal time is second level the game it suits you have to goals by karen benz m r and sergio ramos for this a trophy that's played for by the previous seasons champions league when is extra time strikes and so on croquet and should have let it go to the title for the third time in the history. former boss alone a star on dress in yester is making himself at home in japan and yes to scoring his second goal and his many games for his new club. twenty ten world cup winner moved to the jane league after

support the african continent and its own development during a meeting with president in an awkward for al gore in accra today mackel stressed the need to provide young people with a perspective so that they don't need to undertake the hostages journey to europe. and at a joint press conference with german chancellor angela merkel ghana's president said he was not proud of the illegal migration from ghana to europe and he emphasized that the going on a thorough tease were cooperating with their german counterparts but turning african cities into hubs of opportunities especially for young people is challenging our next report takes us to ghana's capital acro where a german development agency hopes to improve working conditions for waste because. samuel a conclave is taking apart an old computer screen searching for reuse of all materials for most waste pickers at the ad book wasteland phailin ghana's capital accra it's the only way to make a living. locals call the dump a sodom and gomorrah the heat and toxic fumes make this seem like hell on us it's here that people process the garbage discarde

say al gore of beds of all apparently everybody prefers their olive oil. well i know my oil sleeping with other people is gross but the notion that the u.s. military is just advising in africa is. what why do you say that because for more than five years green berets navy seals and other commandos have been operating under an obscure authorization that allows them to both plan and control missions an average joe or because quote it's less we are helping you and more you are doing our bidding said one active duty green beret officer with a recent experience in west africa as he described the programs carried out under a legal authority known as section one twenty seventy. yes. yes to all of the things you just what the hell is section one thousand and seventy it's a perfectly benign super her. authorization their funds classified programs were averaging government alone how units of their militaries for american special ops teams to use as surrogates to hunt and kill our enemy combatants for us not a bad idea you know how the saying goes better to have your

al gore wanted to take guns away. win westsh went on to virginia. in states like missouri, donald trump has significant coattails because the economy is booming. tiede like josh holly who themselves the donald trump and other candidates have seen success in the primaries almost unparalleled. if you look at the candidates that donald trump endorsed in those primaries, kris kobach great example -- no one thought that he would have the chance to win that primary. donald trump endorsed the day before, kris is now the governor.for the support for donald trump is not just going to carry you in the primary but over to the general election in the senate races. i think the senate is going to become a republican as the cycle goes forward. >> [indiscernible] mr. lewandowski: by and large, the american people like the success that the trump administration is brought to them from an economic policy for -- policy perspective, and of those candidates want to run as a trump candidate, they are going to have success. the problem is that they do not have a unified me

everybody it was wanting to name the union and they literally were shooting a bill with welsh gore al gore now we're in union or day there's like five days without work and. t.n.t. and hi first year you know sometimes labor you're really you know the taco extravert underground takes all that it looks good on a party that. it's not exactly following for my kids to be coal miners that's reverence for compilers you could ever work now in the water out of the mud how the heat was able there at scotland's was very low. just one on our rock in the mountains can kill you it can smash into the top you like lord i want my brother i used to i'm actually a store that was i wish i would come out this store that way i could ahead statement and could work it was making headway i laughed it was right there says only regret i ever had. it is just a big relief shelters where you really. feel like i did my story and you don't give a shit if you have no other going off feel strong. just radio wish rico my. belief that. i. live. these creations weren't just brand mystical calm left office icons of the fashion

protesters in iran of trying to attack a religious school in the northern province of al gore's but they were stopped by police before they could do any significant damage the reason for the protest isn't clear but video has emerged of sporadic demonstrations across the country in recent days over the state of the economy many a blaming the government in the city of mashhad on friday a car it told a crowd of demonstrators that their representatives don't care about their problems . well now you're off to iraq he forces defeated i still in mosul much of the northern city is still in ruins frustrated with the slow pace of rebuilding one man has taken matters into his own hands imran khan explains. it's one shop that's reopened but this pizzeria is assigned the one day mosul's old city could return to its former glory if the government helps according to the city's business owners it's been a year since iraqi forces defeated eisel which took over the city iraq's second largest in two thousand and fourteen it was in october two thousand and sixteen that they mounted the operation to retake i

just trying to delay tactics delayed you know gratian and they insist of a candidate innocent and al gore won this election and they just want the inauguration to happen as soon as possible. thanks in a few moments we'll have the weather with kevin still ahead. growing louder to let brazil's jailed former president lula run for the top job again. accusations recriminations police in chile raid offices belonging to the catholic church leaders over. in sport twenty three time grand slam champion serena williams comeback has hit another speed bump the jhana more story like. from the neon lights of asia. to the city never sleeps. well it is a time of year we're looking at a very active western pacific right now we do have five systems that we are watching two of them right now out here in the pacific we're looking at hector a ninety nine w. not too much of a threat but up here towards the north levy that has just pushed through parts of southern japan that is going to be dissipating but what we are going to be doing is focusing a little bit closer on the two storms they're going to be making

think what's important is that the saudis are losing the war in spite of the prop propaganda and al gore data the saudis have been unable to capture the city they've been unable to capture their port they've been they face serious casualties we have from according to the resistance and yemen the americans have a command post and border and maha in support of the attacks we know for example that al qaeda in yemen as the head of al qaeda said last year that they are fighting alongside the saudi and in the. u.a.e. backed forces which is not strange because that's exactly what happened in in libya there was use overthrow as up and look at look at libya today just the fighting right now that's been taking place over the last few days or what or what we saw in syria and of course in syria the western media likes to say that president assad has killed hundreds of thousands of its own people in reality it was obama and his allies that are responsible for these deaths and in yemen if you notice they always say it's for three and a half years now they've been saying ten thousand people have died a

former vice president al gore. he cited white house policies in his endorsement of the bill ... rnia with leading the way on climate change. gore is in los angeles for what is being called... the largest ever "climate reality leadership corps" activist training. gore, the chairman of the climate reality project, is joining scientists and climate experts for the 3-day event ..... with the goal of training the next class of climate crisis activists.. (pam) the training (pam) the training (pam) the training comes just ahead of the global climate action summit, set to begin in san francisco on september 12th. that 3-day event is governor brown's way of bringing state and local leaders together ... to support the goals of the paris climate agreement. (ken) new at 6 tonight. more than 20 people had to be treated for possible drug exposure at an ohio prison today.ohio state high

and, you know, i can remember back in 2000 when george bush was running against al gore. there was a competitive race in west virginia and they said vote your gun, not your job, because al gore wanted to take your guns away and there was a notion of coal and the energy industry. and george bush went on to win west virginia. and in states like missouri, donald trump has significant coattails because the economy by and large, not just in missouri, but across the country, is booming. and people like josh holly who got into the race who have tied themselves to donald trump and other candidates have seen success in the primaries almost unparalleled. if you look at the candidates that donald trump has endorsed in those primaries, chris kobash is a great example who declared victory last night. nobody thought that chris was going to have the opportunity to win that primary against a sitting republican governor in kansas. donald trump endorsed him the -- chris iskhris now the republican nominee for governor, and i think what you're going to find is that support for donald trump i

using cockroach was a nice way i mean i mean while you are right which is where me resilience fish al gore well you could compare them to wayne letter on my question elz and miles that would be a bizarre way of writing copy and very poor english but let me ask you a question the aquarius with i think it's six hundred thirty two it could be nine hundred thirty two i apologize for not knowing let's say six hundred thirty two migrants on board it has nowhere to dock it's really just said no we won't have you tell me what would you do about that if you broke it you own it it was in part western and primarily u.k. policy that created the mass and we pay it and if you created that mess in those neighborhoods you should expect certain representations for yourself to someone you know. which court was really won't. you guys have to chip in as well. but that's no solution so why is it why is it not solution just i guess a kind of foreign country or to send a special forces there to brown hold a live there and then refuse to accept them we shouldn't be rolling ferryboats across the med that said no y

were receiving so at the end of the day if they're not going to get the money that they want for al gore why would you vote for i don't just get loans and i'm going to give you ways and so now that they're going to ask our international banks to borrow some eleven billion dollars even though saudi arabia has one of the biggest sovereign wealth funds in the world how much would you say sell these troubles right now because of those domestic issues that you mentioned and how much of their was are related to their foreign policy and their to their foreign policy. i think what is difficult to ascertain is whether the saudis were ever really genuine in listing around co in new york or in singapore anyway really were and whether this was merely a p.r. stunt in order to encourage investment the reality is that with trump wavering in the us sally really isn't sure what the future looks like because a democratic president or an obama as president would probably be profitable and you'll probably be anti saudi of foreign policy and request reforms to saudi arabia without giving anything in exchange

remember it was al gore that took the case to court that the roe question was put to decide a highly partisan supreme court or the u.s. supreme court. but isn't the supreme court highly partisan these days my father persisted. it looks that way so justice scalia which is unfortunate but in fact we are not. it's just a particular judicial philosophy which votes down party lines but that's misleading. in any event most of our cases are political at all. we are doing mundane lawyer work with regulatory authority. as we left the restaurant is a good buy to my father and mary irene is headed for a taxi. walking on the cobblestones the promenade spotted the marshall's car waiting on hat while avenue. they said you were so mollycoddled. you have marshall's taking care of you. you make everything so easy for you. don't that you. i'll bet what you forgotten what it's like to travel as a normal person. not at all. i'm aware of what's going on. i'm not like warren burger. i'm not like warren burger who was known by insiders as mr. magoo. he wasn't aware? are you kidding? he was the real mr. mag