on board to face this massive global challenge that morning and for more now i'm joined by heather conley she's senior vice president for europe at the center for strategic and international studies she joins me tonight from washington d.c. it's good to have you on the program the united states today made its most ambitious pledge ever in the fight against climate change is it too ambitious. well i don't think we can be ambitious and nothing as we see as the global changes weather patterns straught alliance global sea level rise we have to be any guesses but you're at your rate and asking the question one's aspirations don't always meet the reality and as chancellor merkel has said what we're really talking about is economic transformation and reorientation and i think all global leaders folly aspire to do really difficult things this is a herculean task that's unclear whether developed countries are willing to alter their economies so significantly to meet these ambitious targets and there's also the developing countries we heard today trying is president xi jinping made a pledge on redu

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on board to face this massive global challenge that morning and for more now i'm joined by heather conley she's senior vice president for europe at the center for strategic and international studies she joins me tonight from washington d.c. it's good to have you on the program the united states today made its most ambitious pledge ever in the fight against climate change is it too ambitious. well i don't think we can be ambitious and not as we see and the global changes weather patterns straught alliance global sea level rise we have to be any guesses but you're at your rated asking the question one's aspirations don't always meet the reality and as chancellor americal has said what we're really talking about is economic transformation and reorientation and i think all global leaders folly aspire to do you really difficult things this is a herculean task and it's unclear whether developed countries are willing to alter their economies so significantly to meet these ambitious targets and there's also the developing countries we heard today china's president xi jinping made a pledge on redu

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back on board to face this massive global challenge morning well you know we spoke to had the conley senior vice president for europe at the center for so take at international studies and asked her about the significant faces of the significance of the city the summit. i think a prime minister johnson said it best with a president by its announcement it really is a game changer for the united states to be this ambitious with its goals now you're absolutely right you have to have bipartisan support for the type of transformation we're talking about whether it's the infrastructure deal that is on the table. highlighting renewables really transforming the american economy we have to have everyone aboard that's because should mark it is clear american leadership standing shoulder to shoulder with the european union those leaders have shoulder this burden largely by themselves for many years i think it's good to have many friends at the table with ambitious goals the canadian step forward today the japanese step forward so i think you're seeing a at important milestone on the road to gla

to face this massive global challenge good morning good afternoon well earlier we spoke to has a conley senior vice president for europe at the center for strategic and international studies and also about the ambitious pledge that the u.s. announced at the summit well i don't think we can be ambitious enough as we see the global changes weather patterns drop floods global sea level rise we have to be ambitious but you're out you're right in asking the question one is asked for a sions don't always meet the reality and as chancellor americal has said what we're really talking about is economic transformation and reorientation and i think all global leaders finally aspire to do you really difficult things this is a herculean task and it's unclear whether he developed countries are willing to alter their economies so significantly to meet these ambitious targets. now a funeral has been held for dante rights the 20 year old black man who was shot and killed by police earlier this month it comes 2 days off to form a police officer derrick servan was convicted of murdering george floyd hundr

by the is in the acknowledgements. by the way, i'm throwing to this, i was reading tony conley, our goodeing paid to the departure of captain gove and arrival of david frost, was seen as a close sign here in brussels at least that the government wanted to be quite tough with the eu when it came to implementing the brexit deal on northern ireland. david frost's reputation here is one of, he has been described to me as a brexit ideologue and has been seen as quite inflexible. that is the reputation _ seen as quite inflexible. that is the reputation he - seen as quite inflexible. that is the reputation he has - seen as quite inflexible. that is the reputation he has here and so, his arrival was seen as sort of a snapshot of tougher days to come ahead.- days to come ahead. talking about the — days to come ahead. talking about the future _ days to come ahead. talking about the future because - days to come ahead. talking about the future because we have — about the future because we have to _ about the future because we have to go soon, what things will you — have to go soon, what things will

pretty soon met a divorced father of two named dennis conley. >> i think they truly immediately had atry and i think they were in of love. he was successful businessman, handsome and took her everywhere. >> two months later dennis presented diane with a $20,000 engagement ring. >> he loved her. he treated her like a queen. >> she liked his daughters and cared very much. >> they made plans, as lovers do. dennis moved from austin to houston. the idea is that diane could sell her big house and move down there too. it was a down market then. diane said she met at least one potential buyer. now diane was dead. and there were all those questions. not a robbery. yet as the detectives soon discovered, something was missing. that $20,000 engagement ring. nowhere to it be found. so police wondered where was fiance dennis during the violent storm, and did he know something? coming up, the storm outside and in. >> they argued a lot. >> we had our ups and downs no question. >> no physical fights? >> nothing, never. >> when dateline continues. we're here for the heavy flow-ers and the wedgie-picker

there's another important change in 1912 that transforms congress, and i'm getting this from william conley's wonderful book on madison. it was in 1912 wilson insists the congressional committee system, which requires the parties to slowly consider bills that go through regular orders were challenged. and wilson in addition to insisting the president is a direct tribune of the peoples will also says that the president in congress like the king in parliament should be able to do whatever he likes over the objections of the minority and without compromising with the minority. and he sees the president in congress as a kind of parliamentary figure. and his two books on congress and the constitution endorsed the sort of parliamentary vision. george will, the great constitutionallest came to the constitution center recently to talk about madison and said all of american history can be seen as a conflict between two prince tonians, james madison and woodrow wilson and views wilson's populist effulgences in the election of 1912 as the beginning of a path that led us down to 1994 and the gingrich rea