a few decades ago, when he now calls a farm is deep inside the lake, chad.erations, this always is supported millions of families, livestock, and profitable trade among nations. governments in the region are struggling to address the fears and concerns of millions who are now watching helplessly as their means of livelihoods dry up. >> just as industrialized countries agreed to support developing countries, chad through its public treasury will also fund projects to mitigate the impact of climate change on its people. reporter: little comfort to those who lost so much. back at his farm, his workers continue to process this year's harvest. but at the back of their minds, they are conscious of the reality -- that they, like millions in the region, will not get to keep their jobs next year. al jazeera come on the shores of -- al jazeera, on the shores of lake chad. >> israel's supreme court proposes the families stay in homes for 15 years, recognizing jewish settler organization as the owners of the land. we have reports from occupied east jerusalem. reporter:

chad, your thoughts?t, biden talks about the issue he gets the facts wrong. i don't think that's a surprise to anyone. none of the children have been forever lost as he indicates. the vast majority of americans who were returned to their home countries because, again, the individuals crossed the border illegally, they broke the law, in many cases they went before an immigration judge and they were ordered to move back to hair home country, almost all of them got a chance to bring child to their own country and we have to bring the parents back to the u.s. at taxpayer expense and leave them here on the u.s. on parole and have them stay here indefinitely and on top of that pay them $450,000 per individual. it's absurd. it's absurd that the biden administration should be challenging this in court instead of trying to enter into negotiations with them on a dollar amount. they broke the law. they should not get rewarded for that. it's going to encourage more illegal behavior on that border if this goes through

you heard chad they were a moment ago.g to portray this infrastructure bill as a bipartisan bill. you will remember and many of you were a bit concerned about this. i know laura was very upset at senator cassidy and collins and grassley. at 19 and all republican senators who supported this bill because of some of the provisions. congressman banks, i will start with you. is this a bipartisan, clean infrastructure bill? >> remember this is a fake infrastructure bill. it's more green new deal than it is infrastructure. i can't think of a republican district in america where republican congressmen can go home and explain to his constituents, his or her constituents, how in the world they voted for a fake infrastructure bill that is more to do with the green new deal than it is infrastructure. i don't know how that works. it wouldn't work where i come from and i can't think of a republican district where that would work, either. the fact of the matter is this is a dangerous bill. we don't know yet what is going to happen. if th

i was just there on the ongoing and enormous problems around lake chad. let's speak now to leon nicholson, who's from the small islands. lots, a key party here at the top 26 talks and you've just come from a lead is making the small island lines tell us what their expectations are and what they demanding if the big nations. yeah, thanks for having me on. we are $39.00 countries parties and our leaders come from the pacific, the caribbean and africa, indian ocean. our leaders are asking for climate justice from the system. we're heading to a warming trajectory that's really worrying on our countries, and our people are hurting. they spoke a lot about how you can wake up one morning and half of your infrastructure is gone . 100 percent of your g d p is gone. and coming back from there, it's just you borrow debt to pay off your debt and there's really no systematic approach we're being told to go and look for charity, basically, and we're handed a small amount that's really not solving the problem. you are from antique or on my chicken by sharing. i think it

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ahead on that count, we go to chad pergram on capitol hill with the very latest. chad? >> good afternoon, neil. the release of the cbo score today is practically like the announcement of a pope. there won't be white smoke from the capitol dome, but the numbers could unlock the votes of democrats to pass their spending bill. the house could vote in the coming hours. >> i'm hopeful and believe that i think most members are hopeful that we can do that tonight whether you're for it or against it, we can do it tonight. >> what if the numbers from the cbo are a cb all no? that could trim support from the bill from moderate democrats. the gop remains opposed. >> the build back better plan is a big bloated joke. the problem is it's not funny. at a time when inflation is sky rocketing, house democrats are doubling down on their socialist wish list. >> democrat as cues the gop of secretly backing some provisions in the bill. >> wow. can you feel the love in this room today? can't you? i'll tell you, i have to hand it to you. the vote no and take the dough crowd is good. everybody

the lecture is shared by cameron chad, niger and nigeria. countries dealing with a 12 year old boycott. i'm insurgency that has killed thousands and displeased millions. x was say, the conflict is fueled in part by the effect of climate change electrodes. one of the walls, biggest leagues, but over 50 years it's changed dramatically. what was once a 25000 kilometer body of water is now estimated at scattered islands like this. and pools just containing 1000 square kilometers. and that is left 25000000 people shot of food and jobs, and exposed to conflicts. 30 kilometers away from what is now the new shores of the lake. as this has an hava sorghum, after 5 months of labor and a $4000.00 investment. if a culture is not good color, you know the quality, it's not good quality about 40 hecht hes. that's the only thing we got this year for 40 hecht is not enough because we've got problems with the rain and he says he will be lucky to get full bikes this year. which amounts to $3800.00 loss on his investment. a few decades ago, what he now calls a farm was deep inside the lake john, 4 generat

a few decades ago, what he now calls a farm was deep inside the lake, chad for generations. this, the helium always supported millions of families, livestock, and profitable trade among nations. governments in the region are struggling to address the fears and concerns of millions. well, now watch helplessly as their means of livelihoods dry up the latino, they will, it did. just as industrialized countries agreed to support developing countries. chad through its public treasury will also fund projects to mitigate the impact of climate change on its people. little comfort to those who lost so much back at as ease hudson's palm. his walkers continue to process theseus harvest, but at the back of their minds, they are conscious of the reality that they like millions in the region may not get to keep their jobs. next year, i'm it, greece, al jazeera on the shores of the lake chat at a z, it's or the reality of a warming well to precisely what this conference is all about. not prime minister boris johnson british problem. this verse johnson has promised a green industrial revolu

chad pergram has its covered on the hill. chad, thanks. up next trump era immigration law appears to be on its way back to the southern border despite president biden's wishes. fox 13 in seattle a round of rain over the weekend leads to severe flooding north north western washington. filled and distributed sandbags to help residents rising river waters prompted advisories after historic rain levels there actor matthew mcconaughey announces he is not running for texas governor. the actor had hinted at a future run in politics but ultimately decided making a bid against office 2022. current texas governor greg abbott filed for re-election last week. he faces competition for a third term from several republican challengers and beto o'rourke on the democratic side. this is a live look. big story enes kanter is changing his name to enes kanter freedom to celebrate becoming a u.s. citizen. the 29-year-old native of turkey has been outspoken critic of his home country. he has already expressed support forty bet continue independence and deoffense

and that's why i struggled with it. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: the shooting of chad breinholt raised many of theinholt, we found 94 other cases where police determined or family members reported that a person had a mental health issue, mental disability, or was suicidal. and, like sergeant longman, who'd killed two other people in his career-- both ruled justified-- we found 33 other officers had been involved in at least one other shooting in their career. >> police use of force is not usually some, like, well-thought-out discretionary decision, right? it's, like, an "oh, (bleep)" moment for most of us. >> our data here... >> narrator: ian adams is the head of utah's fraternal order of police. over the course of two interviews, we shared the data we collected with him and asked about the trends we were seeing. adams said that it's difficult to evaluate trends with data that only tracks police shootings, without comparing them to all encounters with police, even the ones that don't end in violence, information he conceded isn't available in the state. >> the data around these things is so incred

he is chad wolf. chad, great to have you back on. the president is going to meet with the leaders of mexico and canada tomorrow. any idea what the president is going to say to the leader of mexico? we have got another record number of border apprehensions in october and a new migrant caravan coming out of mexico. what do you say? >> well the president should be talking to the mexican president about stepped up enforcement measures that can take place in mexico, not only on their southern border but obviously on their northern border as well. unfortunately what we've seen over the last eight to nine months the u.s. is not doing enough to pressure mexico for them to do more inside of their country to stop the illegal migration we see to the u.s. southern border. mexico in turn usually asks the united states to continue to invest in the country. really focuses on economic measures and i think it will be incumbent upon president biden to really stress the security and enforcement measures we need to see on the southern border to get this

chad pergram on the hill. chad, thanks. let's look at the numbers behind the spending bills.is fox business correspondent hillary vaughn also on capitol hill tonight. good evening, hillary. >> good evening, bret. well, for speaker pelosi, it's all about the map. no vote on the house floor unless she has the vote. and for moderate democrats, holding up that vote today it's all about the math, too. whether or not president biden's social spending package is actually paid for like he promised. >> i think that is a need for more information on the bill. >> without a cbo score, the gold standard for tallying up the price tag and the pay-fors for proposals in congress, budget hawks say the total price is a mystery and that's why some moderates feel uneasy. speaker pelosi in the past used to get that and used it as an attack against republicans. >> they are rushing it without a cbo report. forcing a vote without a cbo score shows that the republicans are afraid of the facts. they are afraid of learning the full consequences of their plan. >> but others pressuring pelosi for a vote t

good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. democrats are stuck one senior democratic leadership aide described this as a, quote, blank show and that's not the term they used. this could mean the house doesn't vote any time soon. house speaker nancy pelosi does not go to the floor and lose. if she had the votes, the speaker would have called the vote. >> do you expect the vote tonight and is it possible that you might just vote on the infrastructure bill considering everybody seems to be bought in and saying it's ready for a vote? >> no. >> what are the big hurdles you have to overcome. >> i will let you know as soon as i wish to. >> the hurdles are the math. pelosi only has a 3 vote margin in the house. moderate democrats demand a final cbo score on how much the bill would actually cost and more time to read it one hold out is moderate maine representative jerrick goldman. his spokesman says democratic leaders have failed to meet his demands. joe manchin insists on changes. >> cbo scoring talking more about the effects it has

it's not just -- >> jesse: quoting chad pergram on bret baier's podcast. i read it.t what that means. >> dana: they're preparing for it. >> greg: the v.p. could be the next president. so they could find anybody. it could be anybody. >> dana: it could be this. she becomes president and you have to confirm a vice president. >> greg: yes. >> jesse: could be nancy pelosi. >> greg: could be newsome. >> geraldo: they seem like a couple that have split and they try to behave in front of the children. i have -- >> dana: share the house. >> geraldo: still going to share the house. we won't tell the children yet. keep smiling. >> greg: somebody has done this. >> neil: go to the pta meeting and have the kids over and do the play date. and their marriage is bad. maybe it's not as bad. she's not as bad now as at guatemala. >> katie: don't they deserve this. >> jesse: i love it. joe will be 82 when he runs for re-election. his disapproval will probably be at 82. he was supposed to be the bridge to the new generation. the bridge to nowhere. kamala harris is doa. blacks don't like p

chad pergram joins me now. chad, so what exactly are you hearing?ris and lagging poll numbers. this happened at the white house yesterday during the ceremony to sign the infrastructure bill. >> please welcome heather curtainbach. >> in a moment. [laughter] >> the faux pas was probably not intentional but it underscored issues some have in the biden administration with harris. now here is a window into my world. as you know i appreciate congressional process and mechanics. so i got a message recently from someone who knows capitol hill very well and they suggested i should familiarize myself with the process to confirm a vacancy for the vice president in the senate and in the house. to be clear, to be clear, this is not something to say that something is afoot here but i always do my homework especially about process, vice president nelson rockefeller who served under president ford was the last vice president confirmed by congress, the senate and house must confirm a vice president. jesse? >> jesse: very interesting. we will definitely stay on top o

a la di da did love it, just as industrialized countries agreed to support developing countries. chad, through its public treasury will also fund projects to mitigate the impact of climate change on its people. little comfort to those who lost so much back at as ease hastens from his walkers continue to process theseus harvest. but at the back of their minds, they are conscious of the reality that they, like millions in the region may not get to keep their jobs. next year. i'm at greece al jazeera. on the shores of the lake chant, hundreds of refugees have been rescued. find a greek coast guard after spending days in the aegean sea. they bought with having to italy from turkey, but lost power along the way, causing a dispute of who should rescue them. chance roblis visited the island of cos where the refugees are being held in quarantine. most of those rescue to being held here at the reception and identification center on the island. of course, it's currently being expanded to accommodate more refugees. we were allowed to film the rescued passengers from a distance, but not to talk t

feet, then chad appears to reach towards the gun. carruth shoots two fatal bullets. did you ever think this could happen? >> no, i thought it was like a stun gun or a taser gun or something. like who is going to bring out -- they're having a discussion about a custody thing. >> reporter: carruth's attorney writing in part, all texans may lawfully brandish a firearm to protect themselves. though read came unarmed, he announced his intent to kill kyle carruth with kyle's own gun and took immediate powerful action to do so, which was unsuccessful. jen's lawyer matthew harris making the case that self-defense does not apply. >> whenever mr. carruth brought that firearm out, he is the one that escalated and provoked the situation. >> reporter: experts say carruth's actions dramatically alter the dispute. >> when he fired the initial shot at their feet, that could be seen as some form of aggravated assault, so we'll have to get more details as the story unfolds. >> reporter: according to abc's local station, the district attorney recused t

the livelihoods of millions are drawing off around late chad as decades of drought and climate change . we havoc fishing and troubled waters. the sea food industry fears. what's next on the menu, just by the french government backed down. i'm in support to the man who used to run wild football face criminal charges in switzerland. ah me. yes, president joe biden calls the game changing commitment pledged by more than 80 countries slash me faint emissions by 30 percent. by the end of the decades, the agreement was announced on day 3 of cop 26, just as before, world leaders, which used to leave glasgow. it's the 2nd of 2 major commitments. the other being a 100 countries agreed to reverse deforestation also by the end of the decade and diplomatic added james bay's reports. now from costco. this is one of the main causes of the climate crisis. humans have for centuries, raised the world's forests, which naturally protect the planet by absorbing carbon dioxide bots and agreement, a cup $26.00 if the words matched by action could be a breakthrough. more than a 100 nations have pledged to r

chad pergram has more on the fallout. chad? >> good afternoon. this was vintage joe manchin, swooping in at the last minute and looking for changes so he can claim victory later. he's long been concerned about the cost of the bill. if the house was going to vote mid week, there was no way they would have a price tag from the congressional budget office. >> what i see are budget gimmicks that make the real cost of the $1.75 trillion bill estimated to be almost twice that amount. it's obvious. compromise is not good enough for a lot of my colleagues in congress. it's all or nothing. their position doesn't seem to change unless we agree to everything. enough is enough. >> manchin is turning the tables on liberals. they said they won't vote on infrastructure until there's a deal on the social spending plan. manchin wants to disconnect the bills. liberals say everyone should embrace what the president endorsed. progressives seem ready to vote before manchin grand the hand brake. >> i would urge everybody to keep tempers down. sometimes this happens in

chad pergram live on the hill. chad, thanks a lot.lout from the controversy surrounding a northern virginia school district and problems over curriculum and student safety. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie tells us many residents want to hold the school board accountable. >> domestic terrorists. >> these are our children, not yours. >> time to face the music or get off the podium. >> angry parents confronting loudoun county school board members, putting them on notice during a nearly six hour long school board meeting. parent group fight for schools announcing it's filed a legal petition to recall school board chairwoman brenda sheridan and the remaining members for violating the parents' first amendment rights and, for, quote a break down in trust. >> i said we would see you in court. as of 3:30 today we are now in court. >> this all happened at the first loudoun county public school board meeting since virginia voters handed republican glenn youngkin a gubernatorial win. >> [inaudible] >> it comes shortly after it was revea

people living around like chad, facing their worst environmental and humanitarian crisis generations. millions of people who depend on the lake are in danger of losing their livelihoods. and as i met interest reports, the rising poverty is pushing young people to join armed groups. one's a busy navigation channel for light fishing vessels. this portion of the lake charges now are crossing point for capital. decades of poor water usage, celts, droughts, and the impact of climate change continued to alter the face of the lake and with it the lives of millions would depend on it. this family is forced to my great because of drought. not far from here. we met a fisherman pulling in his catch of the day. he says it's the most he got in a week. a few my curls, not enough to feed his family. and hood, pleased to catch a lot of fish and pastures with little effort, but it's so much more difficult. now i'm lucky to have even called this much. he says fisherman, like he must learn other skills to survive the hard times. the lecture is shared by cameron chad niger and nigeria. countries dealing

they are being impacted the most, and we are going to get chad pergram in just a minute, but look atart, because of biden's plans on the economy, wanting higher taxes, his gas policies, energy policies, leaving energy independence behind, open borders, abandoning americans abroad, it's unbelievable. the first three days, by the way, of the liberation as we move on to the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial is in the books. the city of kenosha tonight again remains on edge. they have protesters on both sides of the case gathering in front of the county courthouse. sara carter, she is on the ground as she has been every night in kenosha, with the very latest. sara, what is going on tonight? things get a little louder with each passing day. >> yeah, it sure seems that way, sean, and the tensions remain high here in kenosha. we know yesterday we saw the arrest of several people as protesters confronted each other out here on the streets. earlier today at civic center park, where i am standing, you see the courthouse directly behind me, a man was taken into custody. he had his firearm a

chad, thank you. we are still waiting for a verdict in the trial of the illinois teenager accused of murdering two people injuring a third at a protest in kenosha, wisconsin during the summer of 2020. the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial has dismissed the jurors for the day. day that saw another major announcement from the judge. correspondent garrett tenney is live in kenosha with the latest. good evening, garrett. >> bret, good evening to you. after day three of deliberations, the jury has still not reached a decision but we now know that when they do, one cable news network will not be in the courtroom to hear it. today judge bruce schroeder banned msnbc from the courtroom for the rest of the trial. last night kenosha police detained a freelance producer for msnbc who they believe was following the jury's bus to take according to the judge when officers pulled the producer over, he told them he had been instructed by supervisor in new york to follow the bus. with blacked out windows that's been

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the read right now to what is next from chad pergram. chad? >> good afternoon, neil.kage through the house was the hard part. pelosi is known for passing bills by narrow margins. the same with this bill. pelosi lost one democrat. pelosi held the old record for the longest house speech. kevin mccarthy broke that mark. the speaker claims she ignored mccarthy's oratory. >> i didn't pay attention to it. i don't listen to most of the speeches on the other side because they're not fraught with meaning or fact. >> mccarthy warns the democrats should pay attention to what he said during his all-nighter. he said democrats are not tuned in when it comes to inflation. he believes voters will hammer moderate democrats from swing districts that voted yes. >> any democrat that sits in a seat that is a d plus 10, they're at risk of losing their race. i don't know how representative spanberger will defend this vote and run for re-election. >> passing the bill in the senate will be a challenge but liberals are daring moderates like joe manchin and kristen sinema to blow up the bill. >

call 911 truth shoots a chad's feet. then chad appears to reach toward the gun. carruth fires two fatal shots so far. no charges have been filed in the case. did you ever think that this could happen? no, i thought it was likee gun or a taser gun or something like who's gonna bring out they're having a discussion about a custody thing carruth attorney writing in part all texans, may lawfully brandish a firearm to protect themselves though. reed came unarmed he announced his intent to kill kyle carruth with kyle's own gun and took immediate powerful action to do so, which was unsuccessful jennifer reads lawyer believes self-defense does not apply whenever mr. kruth out that firearm out. he's the one that escalated and provoked the situation according to abc's local station the district attorney rick used their office the police department turning the case over to texas's attorney general the attorney general is going to be looking at justification of stand your ground justification. was there the threat potentially that chad could harm kyle or get his hands on the

chad, long day for you.nk you. >> thank you. >> long day as i mentioned all day and frankly all night. over on capitol hill where democrats finally sort out their differences, at least for now. a path lead - - we want to talk about how the was made tonight and the city of the u.s. economy as a whole we welcome david mcintosh and jack. i'm sorry about that jack. i want to begin with you. i sort of look at this and i think six in one half a dozen in the other, nobody's going to like everything and that's usually the way things work in washington although i suspect there will be lots of monday morning quarterbacking over why 13 republicans did decide to side with democrats. what's your take on what happened tonight? >> i agree. it finally happened, i guess. like chad said both sides in the democratic caucus blinked. they've been trying to do this since september. washington has a history of passing pretty good infrastructure bills. of course not this big, but it's all because of trying to pair it with the monst

back to you momentarily, chad. this bill includes more than $500 billion in spending on climate action. $400 billion toward childcare and universal pre-k and earned income tax credits and in just one sentence off one article. >> the criticism of this bill by multiple obama-era economists questioning the -- summers has been questioning it for a long time. more have emerged since then. the "wall street journal" this morning the question of the moment. will joe manchin stand ground on inflation? digging through the cbo score he writes this morning the white house claimed the bill is fully paid for is the most fraudulent scoring claim by a major policy proposal in the modern era and bipartisan bar is high. what happens if it passes in the house and over to the senate? >> bill: watch the vote tally. the margin is 3. 3.5. you could lose 3.5 votes right now in the house, it's that close. meanwhile to kenosha day four jury deliberations begin later this hour. why msnbc was told not to come back and why the judge took the a

reporter: caruth hoot hoot hoott chad's feet.harges have been filed in the case. >> did you ever think this could happen? >> no, i thought it was like a stun gun or taser gun. who is going to bring out -- they are having a discussion about custody. reporter: the attorney writing in part all texans may lawfully brandish a firearm to protect themselves. he announced his intent to kill kyle with his own gun and took immediate powerful action to do so, which was unsuccessful. jennifer reads lawyer believes self-defense does not apply. >> whenever he brought that firearm out, he is the one who escalated and provoked the situation. reporter: according to abc's local station, the police department turned the case over to the texas attorney general. >> that it attorney general is going to be looking at justification of stand your ground. was there a threat potentially that chad could harm kyle or get his hands on the weapon? reporter: jennifer is fighting to get custody of her husband's kids. stephanie: 52 years ago this past week, and o

pete: our own chad pergram joins us live from capitol hill with more if anybody knows the details, chadat's called the magic minute. it's a house courtesy, members sometimes take advantage of that , chatting for maybe 10 or 15 minutes but this was a record, eight hours and 32 minutes by mccarthy that tops the old record set by house speaker nancy pelosi in 2018, of eight hours and seven minutes, mccarthy made his case against the social spending bill. listen. >> this is the single-most reckless and irresponsible spending bill in our nation's history. never in american history will so many taxes be raised and so much borrowing to be needed to pay for all this reckless spending. reporter: former house speaker john boehner created this occasional house filibuster in 2009 and he spoke out for an hour and a half against a climate change bill in what then became known as the filiboehner. the gop says the mandates don't have like president roosevelt had in the 1930s. >> it's no secret that this bill is too extreme, too costly, and too liberal for the united states. just a few weeks ago, congre

did you use their life or is there for me at chad for now? thank you very much indeed. of the u. s. supreme court says, hearing arguments about an abortion law in texas, the regulation effectively bands terminations. once the fetal heartbeat is detected, it's been in effect since september, but hundreds of thousands of people have protested against it across the country. the justice department says it violates some landmark ruling from 1973. the pole is struggling after several days of flooding and devastating landslides, with a $100.00 people have been killed, and homes and copes have been destroyed. expert, se, landslides are more coleman in the himalayan region. this reins become more intense and glassy, his mouth, saying the survey has more from one of the areas. so it's been effected. i want to start by giving you sort of a broad sense of what it looks like here on the ground. we're east of cut my do about 2 hours incentive, paul chart, district. and i just want to give you a sense of what it looks like. you're right now, we're just gonna zoom in here and i want to show you

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chad. >> good evening, laura. house will vote soon on a key tenet of president biden's agenda, the $1.75 trillion social spending package moderate democrats refused to allow the house to vote until there was a study by the congressional budget office. listen. >> by most estimates, this bill reduces the deficit. this bill reduces the deficit. it also ensures that all of us, all of us, will pay our fair share. to support our democracy. >> but the bill is not paid for. cbo says the bill keeps an additional $367 billion on the deficit. democrats say that is offset by $200 billion in revenue for beefed up irs enforcement. the g.o.p. notes democrats passed $1.9 trillion in covid eight on their own in late winter. >> never in american history has so much been spent at one time. never in american history will so many taxes be raised and so much borrowing be needed to pay for all this reckless spending. every page of all this new washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you. the american, hardworking taxpayer.

chad?d on the floor a minute ago that they may vote on this bill sometime today. the congressional budget office says a full cost of the social spending package should come later today, in a best case scenario democrats hope to vote tonight, the house debated the bill earlier this morning. >> because our tax system has been so unjust, so tilted tok benefit the well off and well connected we can pay for all of this by making our tax code more fair. >> build back better how about put things back the way they were before you broke them? reporter: but the vote is more likely to come tomorrow or later many of the big votes tend to happen late at night like the infrastructure bill earlier this month, or the vote could come this weekend. >> later tonight, tomorrow, maybe saturday, but are you concerned. >> did you say saturday? >> we've been to this dance before. reporter: the key is when moderate democrats are ready to vote, they demand an estimate on the cost from the congressional budget office

we're going to be focusing on today. martina, akita, faso, chad, molly and the jap. now out of 189 countries on the u. n's human development index that looks at income health and education to assess how well economies are doing these nations rank at the bottom of the table. and here's what's contributing to the poor economic performance. temperatures arising one of the half times faster than the global average. and could be 3 to 5 degrees celsius, warmer by 2050. remember, the paris accord hope to keep global warming well below 2 percent. all this is leading to erratic rainfall. the united nations estimates that 80 percent of the health rain fed farmland is affected by degradation, which is undermining food production cove. it has pushed the whole region into its deepest recession since independence. from 1300000 people have been plunged into extreme poverty. with 1400000 young people poised to enter the sally and countries job markets every year with little in the way of opportunity. it's proving to be recruiting ground for extremists will extremely ship in financin

inside their entry, simmons lie for us in glasgow and in pads of chad. conflict is growing, is fed, our land shrinks dry zones are expanding in the changing climate banking resources, even more precious armies. interest reports another victim of climate change, a prized horse, succumbs to the searing heat. here an exhausted lamb was left behind by my greeting, heard 4 wild animals to deval. as his losses pile up, i go muhammad the rounds of his cattle and family, and had towards the border with the cambro. me, well, i filled out of buffalo wood. we are leaving 2 pastures, greener and the weather's more bearable. the migration will save what's left of my cattle, the drought, and the rising heat taken so much away from me. far removed from what world leaders are doing the climate change summit. his just trying to cut his losses and recover . even if that means risking attacks by bandits, bo quorum and corrupt officials as he crosses the chide come road border, mom would you bring expects the dry period and his losses to continue and have her add them has have in the rain to failed us. and

i'll just hear of um address reports from chad on the consequences of shrinking, fertile grazing lands. but 1st out of here is nicholas huck on how climate change has transformed the lake in northern molly into a desert on the edge of tim book to is disappearing. lake with the temperatures approaching 50 degrees celsius, vanished into thin air, or the green waters of the mighty lake figure being la modified the medusa. one says it's getting hotter, he's no longer a fisherman. he's witnessed waves of sand gradually take over the waterways. he once sailed for fish, the sea shells from a life that once existed, remain gone. are the mango trees and the green gardens for farming mourns whose smuggler never would attack again. not if it went on with one, there was water on our land. we grew rice and wheat. look at it now. the people, the village, are building natural barriers to stabilize the sand dunes and stop them from moving already. the sand is dangerously close to their homes. from above, the natural barriers looks like a fishing net cast over the sand and attempt to stop the unstoppab

also my i credible son prescott, my brother chad, my loving mother deborah who are all here today in the gallery. to the people of ohio's 15th district, from our smallest towns to our state capital in columbus, i am truly honored that you have entreys -- entrusted me with this solemn duty. whether you work on a farm, own a small business, or a large employer i promise to fight for our district and to represent you all with dignity and respect. the problems facing our nation today are great and consequential. working families need this body to deliver solutions. today i am ready to work for the people of my district and for this great nation. thank you. i yield back. the speaker: under clause 5-g of rule 20, the chair announces to the house in light of the administration of the oath of office to the gentlewoman and the gentleman from ohio, the whole number of the house is now c-span now app. >> white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre briefed reporters on the biden administration's policy agenda. the topics included ongoing negotiations between democrats over president bi

as soon as you said white man -- [laughter] chad hank who i have completely forgot about. >> and it's lake did we have a white person, maybe. it's so -- i think he kind of went viral for doing like a bad jamaican accent because he thought it was funny. it was the white boy summer video, but he is just like -- now he's like, you know, antivaxxer or something. a lot of -- a lot of distance between, you know, the collin hanks and the chad hanks and i think, you know, collin hanks acts like he doesn't know his own brother, so and it's clear why. [laughter] >> we have one question. you can take us out. >> are you able to talk about jazz as a field for appropriation or assimilation or integration? how do you see those issues playing out in that? >> yeah. so i'm not a jazz -- the book itself kind of start in the early 2000's because i think there's actually a lot of, you know, sort of really wonderful work thinking about evolution and the 20th century. he's thinking about the white use appropriation and interest in jazz culture and hipster culture. >> a lot of harlem renaissance literature t