which withdrew the control for tourism projects from the environmental protection authority. and latham especially if they are considered the areas closer to the capital. that a lot of reclamation and island making were so it would be very difficult to stop any of the sector at this moment the government is very much concerned about the environment but those construction projects are holding the new government back the construction boom continues the number of resorts could increase by almost 50 percent in the next 5 years. robots and by only killers are the stuff of hollywood science fiction movies like terminator and blade runner but so far the real world hasn't been something we've to worry about japan is one of the countries at the leading edge of robotics technology experts that robots are our friends they're fine tuning technology that blurs the line between humans and machines for. forget clunky automatons doing basic tasks and listen to erica here future robots talk to talk their brains infused with artificial intelligence this is a lot more science than fiction japan

palm trees pictures that don't fit into the postcard image for even him 19 from the environmental protection authority it's an all too familiar scene. refect a friend of 10 already in the modest like that if you go to the islands you will see the cost of leadership it's really serious and you don't get torrential rains more frequently thunderstorms more frequently this year 8 new luxury resorts will open such as the want of a story. rising sea levels have been taken into account the night costs approximately 1600 euros there are 11 specialty restaurants on the islands one of which is the long for 160 euros you can have a signature peking duck roasted in the maldives 1st classic wood fired oven the duck is flown in from germany the wood comes from australia the luxury guests are becoming more demanding requiring superdelegates and the resorts are delivering what they want yet. you have such an increase of of results opening because there's definitely a demand in terms of. these being a truly beautiful nutri this nation the number of visitors has been rising for years every 5th visitor comes from china

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the same day the trump administration revokes california's authority to set its own auto emissions standards. former environmental protection agency gina mccarthy is here in a fox business exclusive to react to the bezos climate plan and we will get her response to the federal hdcuffs slapped on the golden state. plus apple's new arcade gaming service is now live, right this minute. we've got the ceo of gaming company who kind of has a bone to pick with apple over this. she tells us why her company's gains are not part of the package yet and how she plans to win big-time in the business dominated by the big boys. it is a fox business exclusive. the stunning new numbers on just how many people e-cigarettes have really put in the hospital and the stock that's getting slammed on the news. plus why microsoft shareholders have about a trillion reasons to cheer. we're less than an hour to the closing bell. less's start "the claman countdown". >>> breaking news out of washington, d.c., the house of representatives is right now debating the interim spending bill that will avoid a government shutdown which is supposed to happen -- y

environmental protection agency announcing there will be one nationwide policy for fuel emission standards. revokes california's right to make its own stricter requirements. >>> no state has the authoritynal fuel economy standards. it is good for the economy. and good for the environment. >>> president trump contends fuel efficient vehicles are too expensive and too small. governor newsom and attorney general say they plan to sue to protect the states right to set its own stricter pollution limits. it is a battle that could be tied up in the courts for years. >>> the area some the men wants the state to deny electric car rebates from people who buy from companies that don't follow california's emission standards. residence to buy or lease zero emission vehicle can get up to $7000 from the state. >>> are electric cars safe? consumer report say they are. the carmaker the start of the revolution get the top marks. teslas relatively affordable model three took home the top safety pick plus award. as did the new audi michon. chevys all electric boats came short due to the glare from headlights.>>> what we are looking for is a nice bright view of the road ahead of the vehicle. without puttin

authority to set its own gas mileage standards. it is widely reported that the u.s. environmental protectionncy will make thel announcement on wednesday. the administration is trying to relax obama-era mileag standards nationwide. members of the united au workers have spent a second day on the picket lines at general motors plants. at the same time, the union reported progress in contract negotiations. the strike affects some 49,000 workers and more than 50 factories and pas warehouses. the price of oil receded today from monday's big surge. that came as saudi arabia said it had restored half of the output that was halted by aat dronck. and on wall street, the dow jnes industrial average gained 34 points to close at 27,110. the nasdaq rose 32 ps, and the s&p 500 added seven. another republican announced day he will not return to the u.s. house of representatives. four-term congressman paul cook of california announced today that he won't seek re-election next year. 1 so far, at learepublican house members have opted to tire fm congress. med, american endurance sw sarah thomas finished a firs

authority to combat our air pollution by setting our own standards for vehicle emissions way back. >> however, every time the state sets a new pollution standard, it must get permission from the u.s. environmental protection agency. >> we have been granted 100 waivers. never has one been rejected. >> an attempt to do this was advanced by the george w. bush administration only to fail in court 12 years ago. >> epa has someto push. we once went to court. we have never had a situation where there was suddenly a change of mind about what to do. >> the state says it intends to fight it. >> we are prepared to lead. we're prepared to fight. we'll do what we must. >> this is the fight of a lifetime for us. we have to win this, and i believe we will. >> he is losing, and we're winning because we have the law, science, and facts on our though several auto makers have already agreed to uphold higher california emission standards, others are pausing after meeting with the u.s. justice department. >> they called in the same companies, and threatened their business models. >> the governor says in the unlikely i haven't that california does not prevail. no tighter standards could be established, but they would simply re

said he wants to take away that authority from california, as part of an effort to relax mileage standards nationwide. a government official says the environmental protectionrinset a single nat the plan would effectively block california from setting its own admissions rules. the state won the right to set its own standards some 50 years ago under the federal clean air act. >>> coming up next, are you looking for a significant other? log on to facebook, we will breakdown the new dating service , just launched by the social media giants. >>> and and whether, a bit cooler today across most of the bay area, we have cooler temperatures and the weekend forecast, we will have more on the changes headed our way.>> if it happens in the bay area, it happens on mornings on 2. >> be prepared for a lot of traffic >> fox 2 talks with a pro three- minute race can be so challenging. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you

is moving forward with plans to revoke california's authority to set its own fuel efficiency standard. reuters is reporting the environmental protectionorking to establish a single, less rigorouandard for country. shumsky has indicated that he is prepared to legally challenge california's long- standiate made a deal this summ volkswagen to establish higher mileage rules in an effort to reduce greenhouse gases. >>> beginning next week, two of the most powerful companies in silicon valley are the focus of investigations. on monday, but 30 state attorneys general will hold a news conference outside of the u.s. supreme court. they will announce an investigation into google, its impact on digital advertising markets, and the potential harm to consumers. another group of state attorneys general to mobile look into facebook and whether the social media giant has stifled competition and exposed users private information. facebook declined to comment, and google said they are got cooperating with the investigation. >>> some companies are opposing newly imposed tariffs, but targets -- target sent a letter to suppliers sing it will not accept an

age environmental protection cy announced plans today to tevoke an obama-era regulation on ping wetlands and small streams. the agency said extending federal authorityond large bodies of water amounta "power grab." move could threatekingaid the water for millions of people. in the bahamas, officials cut the number of missing in the aftermath of hurricane dorian to 1,300. that's roughly half the number given a day earlier. meanwhile, u.s. officials in washington announced $4 million in additional humanitarian aid for the islands, for a total of $10 million so far. >> there's a long road ahead. i think it's very clear thathe u.s., both private sector, charitable, for-profit and the public sector, stands with the people of the bahamas, and we're there to help out. we will be there for some time. >> nawaz: the hurricane did an estimated $7 billion in damage across the bahamas. forecasters are tracking another tropical system in the caribbean. it could bring heavy new rain to thbahamas by tomorrow. back in this country, the u.s. departme of education blasted chicago's public schools for mishandling sexual abuse claims. a department investigation found wh

environmental protection agency, cancelled wave overnight? well, we are getting prepared to argue that in fact they do not have the legal authority to do not haveto take whatever action is necessary to make sure that we move forward. what do you do when you have an administration that is keen to rollback regulations and essentially as a state, what rights do you have and what can you do to fight this? our best weapon has been the rule of law. whether it is the tenth amendment that gives states particular rights under our constitution or whether it is the only laws that govern how the epa and national highway traffic safety administration operate. we are working under those same rules. that is how we got the waiver that allows us is how we got the waiver that allows us to have a very strong air standards for our vehicles and we expect that the epa will follow the same rules. and yet you have got the epa basically coming out, the head of the epa coming out and saying that these regulations will make it easierfor the car that these regulations will make it easier for the car industry. if the intention of the car industry is to go back to a polluti

authority to combat our air pollution by setting our own standards for vehicle emissions way back. >> however every time the state sets a new pollution standard, it must get permission from the u.s. environmental protection agency. we have presented 100 waivers. never has one been projected. >> attempts to do this only to fail in court 12 years ago. >> epa has sometimes stalled, sometimes had to push. we've never had a situation where there was a change of mind about with a to do. >> the state intends to fight it. >> we're prepared to lead and fight. >> this is a fight of a lifetime for us. we have to win this had. >> he's losing. we're winning because we have the law, science, facts on our side. >> though several auto makers agreed to uphold their emission standards, others are pausing after meeting with the u.s. justice department. >> they called in the same companies, threatening the business model. >> in the unlikely event they do not prevail, what tighter standards could be established? they would revert back to the strict standards already adopted by the obama administration. tom vacar, fox 2news. >>> climate activists urge congress today to take real action when it comes to climate change. the 16-

authority to combat our air pollution by setting our own standards for vehicle emissions way back. >> however, every time the state sets a new pollution standard, it must get permission from the u.s. environmental protection agency. >> we've been granted 100 waivers. never has one been rejected. >> and attempt to do this was advanced by the george w. bush administration, only to fail in court 12 years ago.>> epa has sometimes installed, sometimes they had to push, we once went to court. but we have never had a situation where there was suddenly a change of mind about what to do. spec the state says it intends to fight it. >> we are repaired to lead, prepared to fight, we will do what we must. >> this is a fight of a lifetime for us, we have to win this. i believe we will. >> he is losing and we are winning because we have the law, science and facts on our side. spec the governor says although several automakers have agreed to uphold california emission standards, others are pausing. >> they called in these same companies and threatened their business models. spec the governor says in the unlikely event that california does not prevail, no tighter standards could be established, but they will simply revert

authority to combat our air pollution by setting our own standards for vehicle emissions, way back. >> however, every time the state sets a new pollution standard, must get permission from the u.s. environmental protection agency. >> we've been granted 100 waivers. never has one been rejected. >> and attempt to do this was advanced by the george w. bush administration, only to fail in court 12 years ago. to make epa has sometimes stalled, we've sometimes had to push, we once went to court. but we have never had a situation where there was suddenly a change of mind about what to do. >> the state says it intends to fight it. >> we are prepared to lead, we are prepared to fight, we will do what we must. >> this is a fight of a lifetime for us, we have to win this, and i believe we will. >> he's losing, and we are winning because we have the law, science and facts on our side. >> the governor says those several automakers have already agreed to uphold california emission standards, others are pausing after meeting with the u.s. justice department. >> they called these companies and threatened their business models. >> the governor says in the unlikely event that california does not prevail, no tighter stand

protection act. authored by my good friend, cunningham. this bill does what seems obvious to almost everyone. theans offshore drilling in atlantic ocean. it is an issue that brings ogether business groups, environmental groups, sportsman others.nd many, many it's an issue that transcends party lines. in my district, we had a press in support of this legislation and banning and we republicans, democrats, independents, business people, as environmentalists all together. in south jersey, our coast is our lifeblood. everything. it is our economy, it is our ulture and it's our way of life. our fisheries and tourism industry are worth neither $50 year, supporting well over half a million jobs statewide. if an oil spill were to occur on our coastline, our beaches, coastal esources, and properties would be wiped out in a heartbeat. casino workers, hospitality industry, estaurants, small businesses would all, each and every one, suffer. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 1941, and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from utah. reserving, sir. the chair: the gentleman continues to reserve.