and according to the environmental protection agency, they're there.r inside your home could have up to five times more pollutants than what's outside, five times. the world health organization advises that particulate matter in the air can penetrate deep into the lungs, entering the body affecting the cardiovascular and other systems. so air may look clean, but this really can be a situation where what you can't see can hurt you. in addition to hosting potentially dangerous viruses like coronavirus and influenza, the epa says poor household air can be a cause of eye, nose, or throat irritations or headaches and dizziness, all big problems for those with allergies,. the people at nuwave say they've found a solution, the oxypure air purifier. they say it's proven to remove pathogens in the air. we'll hear from an expert about those claims in just a moment, but first, hear from these people currently using oxypure. - the best thing about this oxypure purifier is knowing that it works. when my husband comes in after barbecuing steaks or hamburgers and hot

environmental protection agency states that the average weight this is the average weight of a car and 20 is about 4000 pounds of that size we're talking about and small little piece which is causing automobile bill manufacturers to stop production here in the u.s. so what exactly is causing all of the trouble these small loom simone conductor chips that we just don't have enough of right now and that is causing a major major problem here this is why i want to move beetles to the dealers in the u.s. well and that's i think you know we knew there was going to be a supply chain issues so why did it me out a matter i don't feel many factors took anything to prevent this i want to tell you other technological industries are still going and they have 2000 same little chips . right i know but you know we had such a meter you know it's a supply and demand type of thing with regards to the coronavirus and people staying at home all of the demand for tronics and everything like that so basically that caused a major supply demand issue and with regards to you want to go into streets been up ende

third, the environmental protection agency issued a targeted 20 day waiver of standards in several states to give fuel suppliers more flexibility to use available fuels where they are needed in order to boost the fuel supply and those last two actions have meant tens of thousands of additional gallons of fuel available each day to be distributed. put another way to extraordinary measures the administration has taken we estimate sent enough gas to stations to fill the tanks of over 5 million vehicles in the last few days. fourthly as part of an effort to use every possible means to accelerate fuel deliveries last night we granted a waiver to fuel suppliers. this allows non-u.s. flag vessels to transport refined fuel products to the gulf of mexico to affected areas and will grant additional waivers if necessary. the steps are temporary but they remain in place until full service is fully restored. this is the whole of government response to get more fuel more quickly to where it's needed and to limit the pain being felt by american customers. now, here's what drives the driver in the state

environmental protection agency states that the average weight this is the average weight of a car in 20 years about 4000 pounds of that size we're talking about well small little piece which is causing automobile bill manufacturers to stop production here in the u.s. so what exactly is causing all of the trouble these small loom simone conjuncture chips that we just don't have enough books right now that is causing a major major problem here with the supply would move beetles to the dealers in the u.s. well and that's i think you know we knew there was going to be a supply chain issues so why did it maybe out of nano automobile manufacturers do anything to prevent this i mean to tell you other technological industries are still going and they have to use the same little chips. right i know but you know we had such a meter you know it's a supply and demand type of thing with regards to the coronavirus and people staying at home all in the demand for tronics and everything like that so basically that caused a major supply demand issue and with regards to the you want to go into streets

environmental protection agency states that the average way this is the average weight of a car in 20 was about 4000 pounds of that size we're talking about and small little piece which is causing automobile bill manufacturers to stop production here in the u.s. so what exactly is causing all of the trouble these small little womb simone conductor chips that we just don't have enough books right now is causing a major major problem here with the supply of one of the beetles to the dealers in the u.s. well and that's i think you know we knew there was going to be a supply chain issues so why did it maybe out a matter of automobile manufacturers do anything to prevent this i'm going to tell you other technological industries are still going and they have to use those same little chips. right i know but you know we had such a meter you know it's a supply and demand type of thing with regards to the crew on a virus and people staying at home all of the demands throughout tronics and everything like that so basically that caused a major supply demand issue and with regards to do you want t

environmental protection agency states that the average way this is the average weight of a car in 20 was about 4000 pounds of that size we're talking about well and small little piece which is causing automobile bill manufacturers to stop production here in the u.s. so what exactly is causing all of the trouble these small loom simone conductor ships that we just don't have enough books right now that is causing a major major problem here to supply i want to move beetles to the dealers in the u.s. well and that's i think you know we knew there was going to be a supply chain issues so why did it maybe out a matter of automobile manufacturers do anything to prevent this i'm going to tell you other technological industries are still going and they have to throw same little chips. right i know but you know we had such a meter you know it's a supply and demand type of thing with regards to the crew on a virus and people staying at home all in the demand for tronics and everything like that so basically that caused a major supply demand issue and with regards to do you want to go into stre

environmental protection agency discovers illegal software in v.w. diesel cars the software manipulates data related to the emissions of nitrogen oxides which are especially hazardous to health it's the biggest fraud scandal in germany's recent economic history and all the major manufacturers are implicated in the auto industry apparently feels very secure in germany the government hardly intervenes and always shields them from consequences so that creates the breeding ground for something like the innovation scare. the diesel scandal plunges the auto industry into crisis and prompts environmental protests the mood shifts if i'm extremely angry of folks going to parting ways with algae from poached fish prosecutors are investigating in the diesel scandal prosecutors say there is danger of collusion. a turning point for the entire industry. journalist and consultant don don lemon has been covering the automobile. industry for many years . and people just we don't forget not only the german government but all of us the taxpayers research and the automo

despite some local resistance the pilot project received approval from the environmental protection agency the culmination of a decade long effort by mosquito control of our teas in tackling potentially deadly diseases nothing out there is a silver bullet looking to enter great whatever we can into our current control methods just to make sure that we can suppress that population below disease transmission thresholds mosquito borne diseases like malaria yellow fever or kill over a 1000000 people a year according to the world health organization all this kind of technology is controversial to some it's also being watched closely during the initial stages of this pilot program here in florida around $250000.00 genetically modified male mosquitoes will be released if that proves successful in reducing the female it is to get top population millions more could be introduced and to go across his era miami florida mourn everything we're covering right here al jazeera dot com or of course you get all the latest on what is happening in gaza where the israeli air campaign continues as does the resp

environmental protection agency discovers illegal software in v.w. diesel cars the software manipulates data related to the emissions of nitrogen oxides which are especially hazardous to health it's the biggest fraud scandal in germany's recent economic history and all the major manufacturers are implicated in the auto industry apparently feels very secure in germany the government hardly intervenes and always shields them from consequences so that creates the breeding ground for something like the invasion scare. the diesel scandal plunges the auto industry into crisis and prompts environmental protests. if i'm extremely angry before. halting waves of algae from. prosecutors are investigating in the diesel scandal prosecutors say there is danger of collusion. a turning point for the entire industry. journalist and consultant don don lemon has been covering the automobile. industry for many years. yes and people just we don't forget not only the german government but all of us the taxpayers fund research in the automotive industry that would if you g

alarmed over the shortage the environmental protection agency reportedly lifted some fuel quality requirements on an emergency basis and the transportation department is also relaxed and some work for standards to have railroads deliver fuel in lines. to talk more about the gas shortage after the run somewhere at the colonial pipeline we have boom bust co-host want to join us and discuss some more of this thank you for coming of course ok brant that attacker chose one of the most important energy infrastructure in that country to hack the colonial pipeline carries gasoline and other products to 14 states even more all of these gasoline is mostly used in that east coast so does the same price structure is often and do the companies pay without hesitation how come when there are these run some. routes where attacks are very common on this scale for a large scale infrastructure like this where it comes to energy where it's gas or the power grid or something like that we haven't seen something quite as large scale but i want to bring up some numbers here you know one boom bust were numbers people

nixon actually founded the environmental protection agency. >> the government was there to stay. it was disappointing for a lot of conservatives. >> there is the president waving good-bye. >> the watergate scandal consumed the nixon presidency. it would be 1980 before conservatives found a new hero. ronald reagan was goldwater reen c goldgoldw goldwater reincarnated. ronald reagan toke the goldwater message. >> he's at the sense of real triumph that america is going to change its fundamental ways. >> he was and is a republican icon for defeating the soviet union. >> but once again, a conservative darling shocked the base with his domestic policies. >> he didn't cut spending and he ended up as you know exploding the defibt deficit. >> the reagan revolution turned out to be more than reality. reagan even expanded medicaid. when reagan left office not having radically transformed america, conservatives became ready. the right long for a fighter. and reagan's successor, the elite, george h.w. bush did not fit the bill. >> conservatives felt betrayed one more time. now they found a ne

we are seeing from the biden harris administration, using the regulatory power of the environmental protection agency is something called the social cost of carbon and what is that? whatever they say it is. more of a political than scientifically determined number and it could be as much as 80% of our current economy every that they would levy on energy, not just energy, even includes things like land-use, where you can build houses, where you can commute to, energy encompasses everything in our existence and this is the point. shannon: they think we should have a lower standard of living? they don't believe america should be this powerhouse economy stronger than europe, stronger in germany, france, italy, they want us all the same and if it means lowering the standard of living they don't care about that. >> there's an additional problem and you saw this in the united kingdom when they started to raise energy taxes, you see something called emission leakage and what happened was in the united kingdom they still consume the same amount of stuff, that can be hard if innocence they make everything more

this morning the environmental protection agency issued a waiver of the blend of fuels for the affected states, to allow us to use noncompliant fuel and boost available supply where it's needed. furse, the department of transportation's federal rate administration is working to enlist rail operators in an effort to transport fuel from ports inland to and from, and i spoke as well with chairman blik of ferc this morning he is positioned to -- ferc is positioned to issue orders quickly to prioritize fuel to the areas that are most in need once the pipeline is up and running. in short, we are looking at every option we have across the federal government agencies. i do want to say this, that we expect that gas station owners are and should act responsibly we will have no tolerance for price gouging. federal and state officials already investigating those actions if they see price gouging. we are urging consumers to report any price gouging to their state attorneys general. still, i want to be clear these states who are impacted storks even with the turning on of the pipeline system, they st

third the environmental protection agency has listed a targeted 20 day waiver of standards in severales to give it fuel suppliers more flexibility to use available fuels that are needed. this will keep boost the fuel supply. in the last two actions have made tens of millions of gallons of additional fuel available each day to be able to be distributed. the extraordinary measures we have taken we estimate sent enough gas to fill the tanks of over 5 million vehicles. as part of an effort to use every possible means to accelerate fuel deliveries last night i granted a waiver of the jones act to fuel suppliers. this allows non-us businesses to transport refined fuel products from the gulf of mexico and is going to grant additional waivers if necessary. these measures are temporary but warm in place until full service is fully restored. this is a government response to get fuel quickly too where it's needed and to limit the pain being felt by american customers here is what drives the states that are affected. here's what you can do. don't panic. i know seeing those lines can be stressful.

amy: the environmental protection agency moved monday to phase out the use of hydrofluorocarbons, highly potent greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigerants. the epa's plan calls for an 85% reduction in the use of the chemicals over the next 15 years. climate scientists say a rapid phase-out of hydrofluorocarbons worldwide would help prevent a global temperature rise of one-half of one degree celsius by the end of the century. in west virginia, a landmark trial kicked off in federal court monday as local governments seek accountability from drug companies over the opioid crisis. the city of huntington and cabell county in west virginia are seeking over $1 billion from the nation's three largest drug distributors -- mckesson, amerisourcebergen, and cardinal health. plaintiffs say the companies flooded their communities with addictive pain medications despite their known dangers, causing a public nuisance and fueling the country's devastating opioid epidemic, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. if the case is successful, it could have major implications for thousands of sim

environmental protection agency discovers illegal software in. v.w. diesel cars the software manipulates data related to the emissions of nitrogen oxides which are especially hazardous to health it's the biggest fraud scandal in germany's recent economic history and all the major manufacturers are implicated the art and the auto industry apparently feels very secure in germany the government hardly intervenes and always shields them from consequences so that creates the breeding ground for something like the innovation scare. the diesel scandal plunges the auto industry into crisis and prompts environmental protests the mood shifts if i'm extremely angry before going to halting waves of algae from put these prosecutors are investigating stadler in the diesel scandal prosecutors say there is danger of collusion. a turning point for the entire industry. journalist and consultant don don lemon has been covering the automotive industry for many years. and often he would sleep don't forget not only the german government but all of us the taxpayers fund res

. >> nixon actually founded the environmental protection agency. >> big government was there to stay.t was disappointing for a lot of conservatives. >> there is a president waving good-bye. >> but then the watergate scandal consumed the nux son presidency. it would be 1980 before conservatives found a new hero. ronald reagan was goldwater reincarnated, only better looking and smoother talking. >> i think george will put it well that barry goldwater actually won. it just took them 16 years to count the votes. >> while reagan took the goldwater message but he put a sunnier face on it. >> some lights seem eternal. america's is. >> he had a sense of real triumph, that american society was going to change in some very fundamental ways. >> he was and is a republican icon for defeating the soviet union. but once again, a conservative darling shocked the base with his domestic policy. >> he didn't cut spending, and he ended up, as you know, exploding the debt and the deficit. >> there he is. >> the reagan revolution turned out to be more rhetoric than reality. the great society state, panded

environmental protection agency discovers illegal software in v.w. diesel cars the software manipulates data related to the emissions of nitrogen oxides which are especially hazardous to health it's the biggest fraud scandal in germany's recent economic history and all the major manufacturers are implicated the out of the auto industry apparently feels there is a cure in germany the government hardly intervenes and always shields them from consequences so that creates the breeding ground for something like that in addition scatter. to diesel scandal plunges the auto industry into crisis and prompts environmental protests the mood shifts if i'm extremely angry before. halting waves with algae from preached if prosecutors are investigating in the diesel scandal prosecutors say there is danger of collusion. a turning point for the entire industry. journalist and consultant don don lemon has been covering the automotive industry for many years. and keep. we don't forget not only the german government but all of us the taxpayers bond research and the auto

secretary vilsack: i was at the meeting yesterday with environmental protection agency administrator michael regan. we probably had 25 farmers. i was very pleased with the level of support and interest the farm community has for ways they can be engaged in this effort to reduce emissions and engage in this climate effort. we have multiple questions in terms of how we can do this, not that we are opposed to it. it was, how can we do this, how can we be part of this? because farmers understand something very fundamental. this is the opportunity of a lifetime for us to create additional revenue opportunities for farmers. today, 89 .6% of american farms, the majority of income does not come from the farm for those farm emilys. that means they have to have an off-farming income. so it is the department of agriculture job to find better and new markets. the climate provides that opportunity. whether it is a fund, conservation resources, investments in technology that will allow them to capture methane and reuse it or whether it is creating new opportunities for bioprocessing and new jobs,

a new report from the environmental protection agency shows the u.cis. is fang unprecedentechald lenges from f the climate catastrophe, including ggerbi and longer wildsofire seans, more frequent atwaves, and warmer waters with increasin iflooding. the report was delayed for three years under the trump, whi dismied the climate disasrte and human-led global heating. epa head michael regan said -- "there is no small town, big city, or rucoral ommunity tha's unaffected by the climatey crisis." colonial pipeline's has it has begun resuming operations after suffering a cybe lr attackast friday. colonial, which is owned by royal dutch shell, koch industries, and others, transports nearly half of the east coast's fuel supply from omtexas to new jersey. two thirds of north carolina's gas stations are empty. colonial said it wouldake ta w days for supplies to return to normal as some drivers have taken to hoarding gas amid fuel shortages and price hikes. house republicans haveot ved to oust wyomingon cgressmember liz cheney from her leadership role over her vote

working very closely with the department of transportation, the department of energy, the environmental protection agency, all across the government, including the department of defense its logistics agency to bring all of the resources and capabilities to bear to ensure the well being of the american people and those impacted in the regions within colonial pipeline's jurisdiction. >> thank you, senator murkowski. we will take a five-minute break now. a couple items have come up. we'll take a five-minute break and then come back. algorithms play in amplifying misinformation and extremist content. secretary mayorkas, you note in your testimony you're increasing your department's efforts to -- how domestic extremists are leveraging online platforms. can you tell us more? >> thank you, senator. the challenge really is, number one, the anonymity with which people are able to navigate through social media and really exploit the medium for improper and unlawful purposes. and two, the speed with which they can do so. and so what we are doing is dedicating analysts to understanding the narratives that are being

federal appeals court has ordered the environmental protection agency to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifosnless it can prove the toxic chemical can be used safely. the obama administration said it would ban the use of chlorpyrifos in 2015, citing epa research showing it can cause brain damage in children. but the rule never took effect and was suspended by the trump administration in 2017. the pesticide is still widely used by u.s. farmers on more than 50 fruit, nut, cereal and vegetable crops. new york's city council has voted unanimously to ban the use of most toxic pesticides by city agencies, replacing their use with nature-based techniques like organic gardening. the ban comes after years of activism led by students -- some of them as young as five years old. and thousands of workers took to the streets of cities around the world in rallies marking may 1, saturday international workers day. in turkey, police fired tear gas and arrested over 200 protesters in istanbul after declaring may day protests had violated a coronavirus-related curfew. in cuba, officials largely canceled annual

liz: did you see the stunning interview that gina mccarthy who led the environmental protection agencyistration your green infrastructure push saying it's not a good idea you can't ask american make sacrifices for the climate when the focus should be on getting jobs for americans when tens of millions of americans lost their jobs in the middle of a pandemic you to talk about it wells fargo senior economist act with this, she is saying that is ridiculous, that is a quote what they're doing. what do you say. >> the honeymoon is over, the hits are coming from thew, lefts well. right now the focus is getting the economy back to normal and were about eight-point to million jobs shy of where we were pre-pandemic and most of lthe shortfall is in high contat areas of the economy like restaurants, bars and whenever you go into one of these places, they tell you were so shortstaffed, i was at a restaurant today and they said people are really gaming the system they don't want to come into work they say they're gonna come into work and then they don't show up. we need to put a focus on getting pe

in 1970, that's when nixon create it is environmental protection agency for the first time and 1970'swas first celebrated on earth day. of course, at the local level. you talked, betty, before about local participation and beautification. i took to many people whom lady bird pushed on beautification and keep america beautiful shifted the consciousness. she was pushing for local laws being changed to upgrade environmental protections at the very local level. >> yes. yes. >> she was such a political animal, right. she believed politics starting on a rope line and at the very local level. >> yes, as you point out, she knew the names of all the towns in texas, county political directors, the dogcatchers. i mean, she memorized their name. she reached out to them. >> yeah, she did. >> she knew the value of the local. how do you think lady bird would have been received as a first lady today, is one of the questions here? >> well, certify in such different era today in some ways and some ways not. i think that lady bird would have adapted to our time because she had the character as you say,

working very closely with the department of transportation, the department of energy, the environmental protection agency, all across the government, including the department of defense its logistics agency to bring all of the resources and capabilities to bear to ensure the well being of the american people and those impacted in the regions within colonial pipeline's jurisdiction. >> thank you, senator murkowski. we will take a five-minute break now. a couple items have come up. we'll take a five-minute break and then come back.

. >> former administrator of the environmental protection agency jean mccarthy knows what's at stakeow. it's good to have you here. the big pledge of the biden administration is having american carbon emissions by 2030. how much of that is in the vehicle space, as you understand it? >> well, transportation is really big, and obviously we're very excited about the movement to electric vehicles, especially vehicles being put together by union workers with parts in the united states of america, including batteries now being manufactured here. so there is a big transition to electric vehicles. and as you can see from president biden, the kind of great performance vehicles that you would really want to drive. the importance of today was really to put this iconic model, f-150, and to show people, city dwellers, that they are actually working vehicles and we can really take advantage of that. but, you know, utilities as well. the energy sector has to be part of the effort. we're also looking at investments in transit, we're looking at consumer rebates to get them to buy the vehicles of the

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. >> the environmental protection agency for the use of the winter fuel that was held in storage. as of late last night, that waiver was approved. i'd like to thank the epa for doing so. while we do not believe the winter fuel mix will be enough to completely fix the shortages we're currently seeing, we're optimistic it will help increase simply in the short term. in terms of new actions today, i will be receiving a briefing from the georgia cyber center soon in order to ensure all of state government is prepared for what may come our way next. my staff is also engaged in the cyber security advisory board, which my office launched in 2019 following the cyber attack on the department of public safety. compromise to professionals -- comprised i'd be better off saying, of professionals from the georgia national guard, homeland security agency, the gbi, the georgia cyber center and the georgia technology authority, this advisory board will be coordinating with state agencies so that they're proactive as possible in preventing any other potential attacks to our state systems. i'll note

despite some local resistance the pilot project received approval from the environmental protection agency the culmination of a decade long effort by mosquito control of our teas in tackling potentially deadly diseases nothing out there is a silver bullet we're looking to enter great whatever we can into our current control methods just to make sure that we can suppress that population below disease transmission thresholds. mosquito borne diseases like malaria yellow fever kill over a 1000000 people a year according to the world health organization all this kind of technology is controversial to some it's also being watched closely during the initial stages of this pilot program here in florida around $250000.00 genetically modified male mosquitoes will be released if that proves successful in reducing the female it is to get top population millions more could be introduced and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. well again i'm fully back to bill with a look at the headlines on al-jazeera israel is continuing its bombardment of gaza with another 8 people killed in an asse strike targeting

>> i was adding beating yesterday with the environmental protection agency administrator, michael regan 50 did a terrific job. we have probably 25 farmers. i was very pleased with the level of support and interest the farm community has for ways in which they can be engaged in this effort to reduce emissions than to be engaged in this climate effort. we have multiple questions about this in terms of how can we do this? not we are against it or opposed to a we don't think it should happen. it was hacked we do this? how can we be part of this? i was understand something very, very fundamental about this. this is the opportunity of a lifetime for us to create additional revenue opportunities for farmers why is that important? because today 89.6 american farms, the majority of income does not come from the farm for the farm families. it's the department of agriculture is job to find more batter and new markets, climate provides an opportunity. whether it's a find, whether it's conservation resources, whether its investments in technology that will allow them to capture methane and we use it

this morning, the environmental protection agency issued a waiver of the blend of fuels for the affected states, to allow us to use noncompliant fuel and boost available supply where it's needed. further, the department of transportation's federal rail administration is working to enlist rail operators in an effort to transport fuel from ports inland, to and from, and i spoke as well with chairman glick of the federal energy regulatory commission, ferc, this morning. he is positioned to issue -- ferc is positioned to issue orders quickly to direct the pipeline to prioritize fuel to the areas that are most in need once the pipeline is up and running. so in short, we're looking at every option we have across federal -- across the federal government and all the agencies and in the meantime, i do want to say this. that we expect that gas station owners are -- are and should act responsibly. we will have nole to rants for price gouging. federal and state officials will be investigating those actions, if they see price gouging. and we are urging consumers to report any price gouging to their s

well, did you see the stunning, stunning interview that gene that mccarthy who led the environmental protection agencyisten, biden administration your green infrastructure push, saying its is not a good idea right now to ask americans to make sacrifices for the environment when tens of millions of americans lost their job in the middle of a pandemic. here to talk about it all wells fargo senior economist mark vitner is back with us. she is saying this is ridiculous, that is a quote, what they're doing. what do you say? >> i guess the honeymoon is over. this is coming from the left as well. i, you know, right now the focus is getting the economy back to normal and we have, we're about 8.2 million jobs shy of where we were pre-pandemic and most of that short fall is in high contact areas of the economy like restaurants and bars and whenever you go into one of these places right now, they tell you hey, we're so short staffed, i was at a restaurant today. they said, yeah, people are really gaming the system. they don't want to come into work. they come in, say they will work and don't show up. when you fo

in a way that allowed what came subsequently under richard nixon the creation of the environmental protection agency the establishment of the redwood national forest the celebration in 1970 of the first earth day by the american public the the the second nature we now with which we now approach to keeping our our natural environments clean and beautiful and preserving it. all of that is something that lady bird johnson. put into the american consciousness with during her time in the white house. after spending this much time with lady bird johnson if you could have her seated right here and ask her a question, what would you want to know from her? i would like to know if she was as aware. i would like her to talk about her awareness of her influence on the lbj presidency in real time. she's such a modest person. she was so habituated to deflecting attention, but sometimes i wonder whether all of that docum that's it for our time. julia swag. the book is called lady bird johnson hiding in plain sight. it's also available as a series of podcasts. that folks can find wherever they find their podcasts.