i am standing under the claiborne expressway in new orleans.bit of the i-10 system was built in 1968. it cut through the middle of a traditionally black community. joe biden mentioned it my name along with the i-81 in syracuse as highways that destroyeded racial communities. in the same of racial quality biden wants to spent $20 to unite these communities and do away with these high ways. >> why take that down? that's the only way people get back and forth to work. there ain't no traffic right there. that's how people get to work. >> i think it will mess up the streets with all of the traffic. >> they need to fix it up better instead of tearing it down. >> why would you tear it down? it's been there since 1968. the people need the bridge to go to work. >> you would not support it? >> no, i would not support them to take that bridge out. >> the overpass it's a place everybody goes to party. on sunday you have that whole overpass packed. when you take away the overpass where are we going to party? >> it represents my life. do you know what i am s

. >> i am standing under the claiborne expressway in new orleans, this bit of the eye 10 system was built1968. it cut through the middle of the traditionally black community, joe biden mentions it by name along with the iad one core doors in syracuse as examples of highways that divided racial communities, now in the name of racial equality president biden wants to spend $20 billion to unite these and presumably do away with these highways. >> why would you take on the express way, the only way people get back and forth. there is no traffic right there. >> it will mess up the street with all the traffic. they need to fix it up better. >> why would you tear it down? it has been there since 1960. >> other people need a bridge to go to work. >> you wouldn't support it? >> i don't support them taking the bridge out. >> the overpass is a place everybody goes to party. on sunday the overpass packed, when you take away the overpass -- >> it represents my life. you know what i'm saying? you know what i'm saying? we hang under there, we chill, everything. we all that good stuff. >> the biden infra

you have to make up in this case a cut from claiborne immediately turned to his government contacts at emails he called the chancellor's office and he said this is not the way to go it's too fast for us we need different limits he essential they put the brakes on and even alex changes have since become public which show how the chancellor's office reacted what set it on october but that was in october 2015 when they simply said you don't know how to meet the standards send it back to worry you can exceed them by 110 percent until 2020 and then by 50 percent after 2020 cycles. karim adelie wants to get rid of the exemption. 7 you know on european standards are very ambitious but if you look at the standards in the u.s. and in japan they are actually twice the strict disaster especially for nitrogen oxide emissions no more than say. 100000 chemical death in your refugee it's a nitrogen oxide emissions most immature that. nonetheless in summer 2020 it looks like the exemption for excessively high nitrogen oxide emissions will remain in place a short term victory for the industry. b. you p

elizabeth claiborne, michelle callahan, and wen carroll. thank you all so very much.ndles of joy. they're all beautiful. and they're hanging tight through this shot, and all quiet, oh, my gosh. they are in tuned with the moment. let me begin with you dr. clayborne -- there we go. thank you. dr. clayborne, we saw you there a year ago talking about the intersection of anticipation and anxiety. what has this past year been like? >> well, fred, it's really nice to reflect upon the last year, and even though a lot of us have been through what i would consider a traumatic year, challenging year, it's also a year that was filled with so many blessings. i gave birth to this beautiful baby girl. and she's not aware there's a pandemic going on in this world. every time i come home, even though there's been a lot of stress, i feel like i come home to the joy and energy of my daughter lita and other daughter aida. so i'm tired and fatigued, but a good fatigued, in a way i feel like i'm doing such important work in the er but also doing important work as a mom, just trying to jugg