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it is particularly evident in the environmental protection agency where high profile administrators,s to the industry that he's supposed to be regulating. his predecessor, scott pruitt, who had sued the epa 14 times as oklahoma's attorney general, quote, filled his days meeting with executives from many of the companies he regulates. all but side stepping environmental and public health groups as "the washington post" put it. now the current chief of staff ryan jackson is leading the agency to work as the top lobbyist for the mining association. isn't that cute? resolving door at work. his replacement will be sekara who left to start a pro-trump nonprofit where she argued on behalf of the president's support for fossil fuels and other energy policies. before that she was instrumental in trump's exit from the paris climate agreement and played a key role in working to scale back federal rules aimed at cutting back greenhouse gas emissions including replacing the ee bomb a era clean power plan. before that she was at the center of one of the most ridiculous stunts on the u.s. senate fl

countries environmental protection agency safety regulations for chemical plants. here in moscow thanks for joining us in our teens and hawkins welcome to the program. a monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats candidates battle in the state of iowa caucus vote that's proven influential in deciding who runs for president and is the candidates just all for a shot at the oval office outsider and socialist bernie sanders is leading the way in terms of donors and joint front runner in the polls. the start of the usually litmus test for what's to come bill and hillary clinton back in the day went from victory. were to run as the democrats candidate so of course did barak obama in 2008 ahead of the victory of the vote later this monday here's what the latest poll are currently indicating bernie sanders far left there enjoys a surprisingly with former vice president joe biden they've left other centrist can that it's far behind in the polls and as elizabeth warren in the last place there are reports and why washington may be wary of sun a

on public their rights says 14 states in america to battle the country's environmental protection agency off to ease safety regulations for chemical plants. it's just 13 pm here in moscow from myself and the whole team here i'll teach you a very warm welcome to the group. monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats counted it's a reading to do battle in the state of iowa a caucus vote that's proven influential in deciding who runs for president and as the candidates just sold for a shot at the oval office outside to un socialist bernie sanders is leading the way in terms of donors on joint front runner. in the polls the iowa caucus is the start of primaries and usually a litmus test for what's to come for example bill and hillary clinton went on from victory in iowa to run as the democrats counted it and brought a bomb did too ahead of the votes later this monday that his what the latest polls indicate bunny saunders shaz a surprise meet with former vice president joe biden to see both the 25 percent and the leaving of the centrist hopefuls behind ati's cal

and public fear rises 14 states in america all the countries environmental protection agency after the safety regulations for chemical plants. live from moscow h.q. thanks for joining us and our teams rational this one. welcome to the program. now monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats can get it ready to do battle in the state of iowa a caucus vote that's proven influential in deciding who runs for president as the candidate stressful for a shot at the oval office outsider and socialist bernie sanders is leading the way in terms of donors and joint front runner in the polls now the iowa caucuses the start of primaries and usually a litmus test for what's about to come later bill and hillary clinton went on to victory and i want to run as a democrat candidates and barack obama as well well ahead of the vote later this monday here's what the latest polls indicate bernie sanders shares a surprise lead far left over there with the former vice president joe biden he's joint on percentage they've left behind a centrist hopefuls go to gate and elizabeth wa

complex theorizes 14 states and america are set to battle the country's environmental protection agency all treaties safety regulations for chemical plants . it's 2 pm here in the russian capital where if you are in the wild. monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats candidates are reading to do battle in the state of iowa a caucus vote that's proven influential in deciding who runs for president and as the county that is just full for a shot at the oval office outside the un socialist bernie saunders is meeting the way in terms of donors on joint front runner in the polls the oil corpus is the start of primaries on usually is a litmus test for what's to come bill and hillary clinton went on from victory and i want to run as the democrats can. that barack obama did too and ahead of the vote later this monday here's what the latest polls indicate bernie sanders shows a surprise lead with former vice president joe biden leaving behind other centrist hopefuls you can see they're both polling there 25 percent artie's caleb maupin reports on why washington mi

and public fear rises 14 states in america are set to battle the country's environmental protection agency officer safety regulations for chemical plants. from what you are to international law daniel hawkins thanks for joining us the program this one. now monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats can the battle in the state of iowa that's that's proving influential in deciding who runs for president as the candidates jostle for a shot at the oval office outsider and socialist bernie sanders is leading the way in terms of donors and joint front runner in the polls the iowa caucuses the start of primaries and usually a litmus test for what is to come in the future bill and hillary clinton went from victory and i were to run as democratic candidates and barack obama. as well now ahead of the vote later this monday here is what the latest polls indicate bernie sanders shares a surprise lead with former vice president joe biden leaving behind center as hopes of people to go and elizabeth warren in last place here caleb maupin reports on why washington may be we

public fear rises states in america but all the countries environmental protection agency after safety regulations for chemical plants. from moscow thanks for joining us and all of the international hawkins welcome to the program. now monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats at least the candidates are ready to do battle in the state of iowa a caucus vote that's proven influential in deciding who runs for president and as the candidate stressful for a shot the oval office and socialist bernie sanders is leading the way in terms of donors and joint front runner in the polls for the iowa caucuses as thoughts of primaries and usually a litmus test for what's to come bill and hillary clinton went on from victory and i want to run as democrats candidates. as well they were head of the vote monday here's what the latest polls indicate bernie sanders shares a surprise lead with former vice president joe biden and then left behind centrist hopefuls. with lauren as well. reports on why washington might be wearing off as a victory. the iowa caucuses are upon us

it is still lacking in ambition, the office of environmental protection, still lacks teeth. nal security is still off—limits for environmental consideration, renewable energy still doesn't get the big licks it should be getting. and this bill is still, in my view, insipid and weak. back to brexit now remember that? although the uk left the european union at the end of last month, we still don't know for sure what will happen at the end of the year, when the transition period concludes. negotiations with the eu are due to begin next month and a minister has warned they could be "fractious" with things getting "a lot hotter" in the next nine months. a former leader of the sdlp was among those trying to find out whether there'd be a customs border between britain and northern ireland. given the statement from the secretary of state for northern ireland this week, that there won't be a regulatory border on the irish sea and that the eu ministers have warned the uk government yesterday, that the chance of reaching a trade deal will be damaged as preparations begin for checks on go

i can assure her that we are not going to trade away our high standards of environmental protection, welfare or food safety. we will make sure that our trade negotiations work for our whole country, including those farmers and i want to assure her i met farmers in northumberland only a few days ago and had these very conversations. on monday, the environment secretary heard not only from opposition mps but also mps on her own side that she has got to put the high environmental standards we have into law to prevent, prevent us agriculture undercutting them at any trade negotiations. a few days has passed since that debate, has the environment secretary reflected on the fact that there is cross party support for putting those promises into law and will she be doing the right thing now and put it on the face of the agriculture bill? i want to reiterate what we said in the debate last week, our high environmental standards, animal welfare standards, food safety standards are already in law, including legislating to prevent the importation of chlorinated chicken or hormone treated beef. a

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technology migration that defends feeding the world also in terms of climate protection environmental protection and a europe which has relations with its neighbors russia and africa the middle east. and for more on this let's go straight to did have used chief political editor who is in new nick at the security conference. call says the west is weakening what crisis does he see europe facing. well the west as a whole he says is weakening and that of course also means the transatlantic relations in fact i think might come peo is pretty much the only one you would get the quote here from that the west is winning internationally with this whole host of challenges namely from a rise in china it was notable that a man of my call didn't hold a speech he wanted to sit down conversation and taking questions only this comes after he held a speech just a couple of days ago where he extended an invitation to european partners to partake in france's nuclear capabilities that would be a game changer really a shift major shift in the outlook on european defense if if countries wanted to engage with france on

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acknowledge the migration of a defense feet in the world also in terms of climate protection environmental protection and a europe which has. relations with its neighbors russia africa the middle east. and for more on this let's go straight to didn't use chief political editor mikhail who is in munich at the security conference because michael says the west is weakening what does he mean by that. well you actually cites an example he said that the west simply couldn't get its act together on syria essentially when there was talk of a red line that was then crossed and no action followed and when then there was an opportunity for russia to move in and control the region so that that's what he used as an illustration for the weakening of the west but of course we're seeing this juxtaposition with china mike from peo said that the west is winning but then mark s. but the u.s. defense secretary came on stage after him and pretty much mapped out the major challenge from china accusing tyner of using any means economic and other means to pursue its own interests clearly painting a picture of a confrontatio

technology migration in the defense feet in the world also in terms of climate protection environmental protection and a europe which has. relations with its neighbors russia and africa the middle east is an apology tour of years or having a little problem the same machine but. what does it not call mean by what he just said there. well as i mentioned to nick this of course is a role reversal the europeans have been trying to keep the americans tied to them especially on matters of security and defense while the americans have been saying no europe you need to stand on your own 2 feet so now mcluhan is saying yes we do and this is interesting because there's no small amount of self interest for the french president in this he is positioning himself to be a leader on security and defense of europe on the political scene in europe france is the only nuclear power left after britain left the european union so he does have a moment where he really could take a leading role in what comes forward so what mcluhan is saying is let's do what we've always been talking about doing and that is really unite re

[applause] the trump administration is gutting our nation's most important environmental protections climate policies at increasing speeds. my blood boils when i think about what happens to these places. [applause] thoughtfulwith protection which has been investigated with -- is eviscerated with mineral development dominating all other values. we need a president who will reverse these legacy policies of a bygone era, embrace the future, unite the country and defeat donald trump. [applause] mike bloomberg will get the job done. our public stewardship is not only worth continuing but it is integral to climate change arresting policies. i am supporting mike bloomberg because he has been helping make the world greener, cleaner and better for many decades. and he has done this work before. [applause] in andorn and raised just outside of new york city, and i can tell you mike was an absolutely tremendous mayor of new york. [applause] york, he cut emissions 13%, making it the cleanest it had been in 50 years and he added 850 acres of parkland to the city. [applause] of 2013, 76% of all new

the trump administration is guiding our nation's most important environmental protections and climate change policies at shocking speed. my blood boils when i think about what is happening to the escalante.case thoughtful protection and stewardship have been even rated -- eviscerated. we need a president who will reverse these exploiting, short-term, legacy policies of a bygone era, embrace the future, unite the country, and defeat donald trump. mike bloomberg will get the job done. mike believes our historic stewardship of public lands, water, and the air we breathe is not only worth continuing that integral to climate change policies. i am supporting mike bloomberg because he has been helping make andworld greenert, cleaner, better for many decades. and he has done this work before. i was born and raised in and just outside of new york city and i content you that mike was an absolutely tremendous mayor of new york. in new york, he cuts in emissions by 13% making the air their cleaner than it has been for 50 years and he added 850 acres of parkland to the city. at the end of 2013, 70

with mexico which i did vote against primarily because of workers' rights and because of environmental protections while on paper it looked to be very strong and robust and i'm wondering to the peruvian free trade agreement is there a similar week this with regards to environmental standards and are we doing our part as a government to push on that that important area. who is lawyers over 1000 children from laos filed a lawsuit against iran or in a local court in missouri which had ordered him to compensate the people of herculaneum in 2010. to avoid this lawsuit. attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010. ran directly to the court of the united states. in an effort to remove. claims brought by children. from state court to federal court they did that by bringing to the attention of the united states federal court the existence. of a treaty dispute that case played out over a period of years and in 2016 the international tribunal found that renta oh had failed to comply with that obligation under the treaty to waive

according to the environmental protection agency, it's carc nugenic. prolonged exposure can effect the kidneys and central nervous system. >> we first sent out an alert about this 7:37 this morning. >>> a diamond princess cruise ship evacuee has been hospitalize said in san francisco. the person tested positive for the virus in japan. meanwhile, two patients have been discharge said and cleared. and amid coronavirus fears, at&t has pulled out of next week's rsa conference in san francisco. and sony and facebook have cancelled their appearances at the game developer's conferee next month. meanwhile, the worldwide outbreak is causing a surge of surgical masks and other protective equipment. >> and we're given exclusive access the planted. they say their employees are working overtime and hired additional full-time workers. >> the cdc says they're working with manufacturers, like 3m to get the masks to china and make sure there are enough in the united states. >> we have answers on our website, abc 7 news.com. >>> the search and rescue mission for a coupl

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long ready to invest in our state again where is katie katie he department of energy and environmental protection there you are thank you you are making it easier to take a site and transform it into a new business and 95% of those complex decisions are now taking place in less than 90 days less than 90 days and all the while maintaining the various highest environmental standards and there is vanessa of the department of children and families, vanessa, where is vanessa? (applause) she rose to the ranks dedicated her entire career for children and thank you for your work to get us out of that degree of try a new and this litigation thank you for what you are doing. (applause) how about josh he still is gonna roll out a one-stop process for all of our businesses that otherwise would've had to individually video the secretary of state site, the alphabet soup of different departments we have now you visit one side and you get registered and you are ready to go. (applause) i promised last year that we would be spending more time online and we are just getting started, josh is also helping the plan fo

the $4.8 trillion budget would slash environmental protection agency spending by more than a quarter, while allocating $18 billion for trump's newly established space force. trump is also requesting billions more for nuclear weapons, including a new submarine-launched nuclear warhead. experts and democratic lawmakeks warn that increasing the nuclear stockpile will increase the likelihood of nuclear war and defy international agreements. amy: democrats are expected to reject the budget, which proposes steep cuts to global health programs and eliminating public service loan forgiveness, a program that cancels the student debts of public workers after they've made 10 years of payments. this is the fourth time trump has tried to end the program. it also cuts $182 billion from the supplemental nutrition assistance program, snap, in part by significantly increasing requirements for americans receiving foodstamps. congressmember barbara lee tweeted monday -- "trump's immoral budget is full of reckless and cruel cuts to health care, education, housing, basic food assistance and more. all whil

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does the clothing bank projects serve an environmental purpose it also gives the women business training and teaches them about sustainability and climate protection to me what we're doing this here is we're implementing an environmental module where we're going to be talking about recycling and being a responsible citizen so that is in the development phase and we having to implement that from hopefully towards september this year. the clothing bank also includes the appliance back it follows the same principle as the women's project giving unemployed men. an opportunity to establish my crew enterprises by recycling electrical appliances. so what we do is we collect all appliances from our retail partners who have most customers bring them into our system brand them and put them in a shop for resell for others have to create them see if they are a parable or not there is an entrepreneur 3 cycles are a parable gets told in our shop straight men come in buy the stock parrot and on set it. was donated to the appliance bank and look at the sara lee surplus stock but items that are not worth the bother for repairing for manufacturers. just to get a se

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