that could mean higher food prices if agriculture has to use more expensive means to atwater, if theycut back on what they are able to produce. there is the ability it could ripple out and hit the grocery store. host: round hill, virginia -- excuse me, maine, pam is calling. caller: thank you very much. i appreciate you all. i just muted my tv. iq for doing this. it is not -- thank you for doing this. it is not only la niÑa, it is the climate change event that is truly happening. in 1999, i led the first climate conference in maine whether or not of the experts knew whether it would happen. it is now 20 and it is in fact happening. -- 2022 and it is in fact happening. we have to investigate every single issue, proposed action in light of how we can adapt, mitigate to this climate change crisis. i certainly so appreciate washington journal and your ability to have all five to listen to. host: it is not just a western issue. the u.s. drought monitor shows in maine, that normally -- abnormally dry conditions for what looks to be one third of the state. guest: yeah, absolutely. drought ca

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that could mean higher food prices if agriculture has to use more expensive means to atwater, if theycut back on what they are able to produce. there is the ability it could ripple out and hit the grocery store. host: round hill, virginia -- excuse me, maine, pam is calling. caller: thank you very much. i appreciate you all. i just muted my tv. iq for doing this. it is not -- thank you for doing this. it is not only la niÑa, it is the climate change event that is truly happening. in 1999, i led the first climate conference in maine whether or not of the experts knew whether it would happen. it is now 20 and it is in fact happening. -- 2022 and it is in fact happening. we have to investigate every single issue, proposed action in light of how we can adapt, mitigate to this climate change crisis. i certainly so appreciate washington journal and your ability to have all five to listen to. host: it is not just a western issue. the u.s. drought monitor shows in maine, that normally -- abnormally dry conditions for what looks to be one third of the state. guest: yeah, absolutely. drought ca

you didn't have to put june feent on t you had me atwater mellon. that is all you had to do. (applause) but it's cool. it's cool. i'm going to dot traffic. you want me to do the traffic, man. do we even have time for traffic? >> trevor: no. >> it's traffic. if you live here, it's messed up. if you know where that is, then you know not to go there, don't go there. back to you. (applause). >> trevor: thank you so much, roy wood, jr., when we come back we'll take a look at l.a.'s biggest decision, you don't want to miss it. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ ♪ sweet ♪ ♪ emotion ♪ ♪ sweet... ♪ now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ sweet... ♪ when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best re

the things that has really stood out to me in watching these hearings is that when you look back atwater gate how much it took to protect and preserve american democracy. it took all of the institutions in washington, the media, the fbi the justice department, the house, the senate, the courts, and what a critical role congress itself plays in protecting democracy. and what we are seeing right now is the committee doing some of that important work, but we still don't know where we are in the arc of the story of january 6th. we don't know as a country whether we will look back on this as a turning point for the country or a warning that got ignored. and judge luttig on thursday told the committee clearly and plainly that donald trump and his allies are out there saying that they will steal the next election, and i think we need to take that warning seriously, and i hope congress takes its responsibility to protect american democracy just as seriously as the watergate committees did in the house and the senate in 1973 and '74. >> all great points. we have several hours of these hearings to

the annual nascar luncheon was back in town this year held at the atwater tavern in san francisco .ne of the headliners, and he's not necessarily known for his road course acumen, although he did win this race once back in 2011. growing up in vegas. this was always a fun road trip where we would come up and race the southwest tour car on saturday and in the nineties. i won that one of the saturday races and this track will always be special in my heart because i believe it helped springboard my career to the cup series. the oklahoma sooners softball team just capped off one of the most dominant seasons and ncaa history. yesterday, they beat texas 16 to 1 in game one of the best of three women's college world series tonight. the sooners trail too early, but got some great defense right there. jada coleman getting way up to rob kourtney day of a home run. coleman, with the outstanding catch keeps it a two run game. oklahoma scores seven straight to take a big lead and then look out quick. this one leaves the park. three run homer for grace lines to break it open. ou wins 10 to 5 for t

that could mean higher food prices if agriculture has to use more expensive means to atwater, if theyt back on what they are able to produce. there is the ability it could ripple out and hit the grocery store. host: round hill, virginia -- excuse me, maine, pam is calling. caller: thank you very much. i appreciate you all. i just muted my tv. iq for doing this. it is not -- thank you for doing this. it is not only la niÑa, it is the climate change event that is truly happening. in 1999, i led the first climate conference in maine whether or not of the experts knew whether it would happen. it is now 20 and it is in fact happening. -- 2022 and it is in fact happening. we have to investigate every single issue, proposed action in light of how we can adapt, mitigate to this climate change crisis. i certainly so appreciate washington journal and your ability to have all five to listen to. host: it is not just a western issue. the u.s. drought monitor shows in maine, that normally -- abnormally dry conditions for what looks to be one third of the state. guest: yeah, absolutely. drought can