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to consider turning over a trump rule limiting the epa's ability to regulate gas emissions. 2:30 p.m.e will be live for the sentencing of former police officer derek chauvin who was found guilty in the murder of george floyd. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m., a hearing on brain health research. at noon, the manhattan institute has a discussion at -- of -- on crime and policing with senator tom cotton. >> saturday on "the

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look, folks, he's doing one heck of a job at epa.lth, think about the environment. think about what's being done, what we're changing at epa. it's a big deal. it's also out there across the state encouraging people to get vaccinated as well. i wanted to come to raleigh and thank everyone in this room for everything you're doing to get your community vaccinated. it matters. it matters. you're saving lives. that's not hyperbole. let me remind everybody, we lost 600,000 dead in america. in about a year. that's more than every life lost in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, iraq, iran, across the board, afghanistan. more lives lost in a year than every major war in the 20th century and 21st century. and guess what, folks. the lives lost all around the world. in america i might say this is not -- i didn't plan on saying this but i'm going to anyway. we have an obligation in the united states of america to live up to who we are. america is a unique nation. we're the only nation formed based on an idea. an idea. not an ethnicity, n

the epa estimates there may be 2 millioner scattered around the country left behind when gas and oilpment. those wells fall into state hands. >> all of these colored dots represent a well, some are active, some abandoned, some are plugged, for every one of these there's two or three more not showing up on our map. >> many now leaking dangerous pollutants into the ground and air. we accompanied don on an emergency call to plug a broken well. >> i've been in this position now almost 11 years and i'm still amazed what we come across, where the wells are, in streams in, the river, on the allegheny river. and in people's basements, in foundations, they're just everywhere. >> this isn't only a pennsylvania problem it's a global one. leaking wells release methane, a big contributor to climate change, some estimates 80 times the power of carbon dioxide. ted is the with the ohio river valley institute, clean energy group, he claims thousands of jobs could be created cleaning up these sites across appalachia. >> this is about creating jobs where they want to work and live not dislocating them

and like we -- we mentioned protecting our homeland, 0% increase but they want to increase the epa by and they want to hire 87,000 new auditors with the irs to go after men and women and to make sure that they are paying their fair share to the irs, it's crazy. maria: hold on. wow. hold on, congressman, we have to get more into it and we will take a short break and i will ask you how he's proposing we pay for the $6 trillion. we will be right back with more on biden's budget. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, i'm back with congressman jason smith and we are walking through president biden's budget. congressman, you were saying a moment ago that the president wants to allocate $80 billion to the irs. it feels a little like a dejavu. under the administration we had the ira -- irs politicized, targeting groups that they didn't agree with. tell me what the $80 billion is for? >> you know, they are proposing, maria, to spend $80 billion to hire 87,000 irs auditors, that's like filling the national stadium two different times just to go after families and small businesses and farmers to make sure

a job and if you want to talk about health, think about the environment, what we're doing with the epaencouraging people to get vaccinated as well. i wanted to come to raleigh, think everyone in this room for what you're doing to get your community vaccinated. it matters, you are saving lives. that's not hyperbole. i want to remind everybody, we lost 600,000 dead in america in about a year. that's more than every life lost in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, iraq, iran, across the board from afghanistan. more lives lost in a year then every major war in the 20th century in the 21st century. and guess what, folks? lives lost around the world and america might say, i didn't plan on saying this but i'm going to anyway. we have an obligation in the united states of america to live up to who we are. america is only, is a unique nation, we are the only nation formed based on an idea. not an ethnicity, not an ideology, an idea. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men and women are created equal. but here's the deal, here's the deal, there are over 100 countries in the

you see, but a limited choice results in the lowest epa voter turnout. ah, hello and welcome. adobe. you're watching al jazeera alive from our headquarters here in.

overwhelming wind for around the new president abraham bracy, but a limited choice results in the lowest epa voter turnout. ah, hello and welcome. i'm hoping you're watching out your life from the also coming up . anger on the streets of brazil, protest is call for action against president bolton, r o s the nation's corona virus deaths. total pos.

vice president harris kicked off the tour monday at a greenville, south carolina, followed by epa administer reagan returning to his home state, visiting raleigh and charlotte north carolina. yesterday, the second gentleman, in memphis, tennessee. today, secretary mcdonough in birmingham, alabama. two caps off the first week, the vice president will be in a land, georgia tomorrow. at the out -- as the outlook gets brighter at home, we are increasingly focused on driving progress to help into the pandemic around the grillo -- the globe. the united states will purchase a half billion doses of pfizer vaccines and donate them to nearly 100 low income countries around the world. this is by far the largest ever donation of covid-19 vaccines by a single country. these half billion doses are on top of 80 million doses the president committed to sharing by the end of june. add, the 2 billion the u.s. has donated to covax to support its efforts to vaccinate the world. we have already supported -- started shipping doses on tuesday. doses landed in mexico. today, doses land in canada. we will allocate a

overwhelming wind for iran's new president apprehend bracy, but a limited choice result from the lowest epa voter turnout. ah hello and welcome. i peter w. watching else is here alive from headquarters here, and also this half hour anger on the streets of brazil protested. call for action against the president, julia bolton out of the nation.

he's gotou a 22% increase to the epa, a huge increase to education.at definition to know somebody's values, look at their budge etcetera. joe biden, hear me clearly, joe biden does not value our nation's security or our military because the budget that he applied to those two is even less than the rate of inflation. and he has massive increases in his budget for the epa, for human services, all of those sorts of things but at the same time, maria, china is really ramping up its spending on the military. so what we're seeing here is with the president's priorities, he is making us, america, much more vulnerable to enemies from within as well as from without. maria: yeah. we're going to talk about china coming up. we've got new information there. but also i've been saying over and over, bad policy equals bad outcomes and look at the crime spikes across our country. early this week iro spoke with keformer nypd commissioner ray kelly about the crime spikes in our city. we've got a primary right now going on for new york mayor. here's what he said about th

and like we -- we mentioned protecting our homeland, 0% increase but they want to increase the epa byh the irs to go after men and women and to make sure that they are paying their fair share to the irs, it's crazy. maria: hold on. wow. hold on, congressman, we have to get more into it and we will take a short break and i will ask you how he's proposing we pay for the $6 trillion. we will be right back with more (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. with better than ever deals at cvs, you can save big to make your summer... happier... yummier... bolder... outdoorsy'er... buzzier... sunnier... healthier... smoother... wilder... crunchier... and together'er. get up to $15 extrabucks rewards when you spend $45 on select products. now at cvs. (vo) this is more than just a building. on select products. it's an ai-powered investment firm with billion-dollar views. a cutting-edge data-security enterp

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this will include launching a new app from epa so individuals can easily access the latest information on air quality, smoke plumes and public guidance. third, we also have to make investments in our future. that's why the bipartisan infrastructure framework investment of about $50 billion in my so called -- anyway, i won't go into it but a bill that has caused a little tension. an infrastructure bill, it will build resilience for extreme weather events like wildfires, $50 billion. today i'm announcing a $37 million federal grant sonoma county, california in support of fire mitigation efforts underway. this grant is part of the musk brick program building resilient for structure and community. my administration doubled funding to support local efforts to strengthen resilience and because sonoma knows all too well devastation brought by fire, they were the first to apply for the mitigation funding. i encourage more communities to do so next her and finally, i want to know for extreme heat we are seeing in the west is not only a risk amplifier for wildfire, it's a threat in and of itself

lawmakers will consider and vote on radical fox to be assistant epa administrator for water as well as lady at great speed to be a u.s. district court judge for maryland. first vote expected around 11:30 a.m. eastern with another round later this afternoon. now life to senate floor on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god who rules the

according to the epa, our nation is now suffering through more heat waves than ever before. many starting earlier and going later in the year. not only are they longer but more intense than the past >> we're looking at driving our world to a climate where lots of places are going to be a real challenge to live. these heat waves are going to be more common, more intense and more devastating. >> reporter: our changing planet in a blestering threat across the west from texas to california power companies are asking anyone who can conserve energy to do so just to avoid the possibility of rolling blackouts. keep in mind, we have not yet entered the official start of summer phillip. >> miguel almaguer, thanks. >>> for the third time the supreme court has rejected a challenge for obamacare keeping it in place for the 30 million americans who depends on it. nbc's pete williams has the details. >> this is a victory for angela eilers she worries about what would happen to her daughter who has twice had heart surgery. >> what happens to her not just immediately but in the long term. >>

the 970 s g news car sound is the alarm before our appetite for hardy meals has brought with it and epa demick up over eating the time to hit the gym and count calories daunting prospect . ah. ready ready these days it's a bit easier to read labels often list the calorie content, but how is the caloric value of a food measured? first, the food has to be chopped into small pieces. next the food in this case, chocolate is weighed and packed into a small come bulk is applied to ignite the sample and then the sample is placed into the chamber of the bomb care room is the more heat it generates, the more calories the food contains. i'd like a bowman colored meter miss a bon color emitter only measures calories. it doesn't measure the amount of fat proteins or other nutri and for that you have to employ other methods often doth your balcony vitamin for fun. that's important because our bodies can tell the difference between fat carla, hydrates and proteins. they're all metabolized differently. most of the cops and fast, we eat aren't easily digested. they give us a 1st of energy, which is gre

w correspondent, johan ramirez and colleague, columbia johan colleague has been one of the epa centers of his protest movement. what's happening there now i would say that some parts of the city are quite normal in this moment. some other parts are very, very tense. we have seen a very large parking military percents in the city today. that's why bird that on friday president, yvonne yvonne took an order the military session of the city after a deadly friday of a process to the decision that has not been received by the population. because people are demanding exactly the opposite that we throw off of the security forces and even a police reform right now we are in this place that is called a kind of for assistance. we're is one of the main spots of the protest entirely right now. it's a little bit end to because it's raining and everybody is indoors. but as you can see, the roads are still blocked here on the situation is still outside for years in some parts. hands in some parts. com. this is what we have seen today here in college. so it's the weather keeping the piece at the moment

when we look at the united states be production scenario, what we see from the epa data that has repeatedlyhown where the emissions profile is overlaid, we see that beef production, cattle production in the united states is responsible for about 2% of our entire portfolio. when we look at beef production in comparison to things like transportation or electricity generation, which have her at that 30%, what we see is not only a compared -- hover at 30% we see a comparative benefit because it is so efficient and environmentally friendly at 2%. but i think there is the opportunity as well to talk about what was not captured in the 2%. she makes an interesting point about what's not measured in the 2%. what's not measured are all of the other associated benefits from cattle production. what's not quantified are the different land cultivation and management on landscapes that cannot be used to grow food for humans. it's not an opportunity cost where we are choosing between cattle production and beef production and corn or soy or other grains. by and large, cattle are on land that are marginal. t

nixon created the epa and price control. this is a weird business. just the way that things shift, if we are not careful, we could lose track of that. the color also talked about things like communism. i have to say, again, if one political party were to be dominant for long enough, it is like a bully on the playground. you do not have a lot of fight if there is an established bully. it is when the different sides think that there is a competition. among the many scary developments that we are seeing is that these two sides are becoming more radical. we have had colors report -- referring to republicans as having an authoritarian or fascist strain. the last caller talked about democrats as communists. in modern american policies, we were much more centrist. we called bill clinton a communist, but certainly right now, i think joe biden has a moderate temperament. when you look at people like those on the left and those on the right, they are not president, but you can begin to see how the extremes in our politics are certainly becoming more mainstream

officials from california urged the epa today to allow the state to set its own vehicle tailpipe pollution standards. the action would reverse a trump administration policy and could help usher in stricter emission standards for new passenger vehicles nationwide. the biden administration has said it will withdraw trump error restrictions on state emission rules. it's also moved to allow california to set more stringent pollution standards for cars and suvs. california attorney general rob bonta called the state's vehicle emission standards critical to the fight against climate change. california congresswoman barbara lee has now thrown her support behind me a bond to for an assembly bay for an east bay assembly seat. opened when vontaze husband rob what rob was appointed california attorney general congresswoman lee said that mia bonta will bring a progressive social, economic and racial justice lens to our state legislature, the congresswoman said that my labonte will address issues such as homelessness, environmental justice, saying criminal justice reform. mia bonta is ceo of an oakland

you can see the bowl and most of the stands now, when we were here a little bit over a year ago, epa same construction site, it was just the foundation and a few metal structures. so it seems that time wise, this idea to use shipping containers, this building block has definitely paid off. i mean, they're easy to assemble and easy to dismantle, just like playing with lego. mm. this part of the container is use the thought it says use. it's called a said minority last minute before the stadium slowed bearing structures are made of metal for strength. but all the facilities inside from public restrooms to locker rooms have basically been carved inside the containers. we have the flexibility in rebuilding the whole thing as opposed to a different location even and oh, hold on the fun country like a stadium kit, you can carry it around the world whenever you're finished taking with you and then building another one, a different place like it's and it's called so many specialists from russia have been involved in building this particular stadium and in the preparation for the tournament i

vice president harris kicked off the tour in greenville, south carolina followed by epa can minister regan returning to his home state, raleigh and sharpsville north carolina. yesterday, the second gentlemen in memphis tennessee and today, the secretary in birmingham, alabama. and cap off the first week vice president will be in atlanta georgia tomorrow at the outlook in the virus is brighter and brighter by the day. home predict increasing progress to helping the pandemic around the globe and last week the president took a historic step by announcing to the united states will purchase take half a million doses of pfizer vaccines and donate them to nearly 100 low income countries around the world. this is by far and away the largest ever donation of covid-19 vaccines bicycle country. and these have doses are in top of 80 million doses per president committed sharing with the world by the end of june hard in the 2 billion u.s. has donated to support its effort to vaccinate the world. we've already started shifting doses on tuesday and doses landed in mexico. and today, doses landed in

think about the environment, think about was being done and what we are changing with the epa and makesso out there across the state encouraging people to get vaccinated as well pretty and i wanted to come to raleigh, think everyone in this room for everything that you're going to get your community vaccinated. it matters. you are saving lives that is not a hyperbole pretty home run remind everybody that we lost 600,000 dead in america. and by the year, that is more in every life lost in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, iraq, iran, across the board. afghanistan, more lives lost in one year in every major worked in the 31st century. and guess what folks, lives lost all around the world and america might say that did not plan on saying this but i'm going to anyway. we have an obligation in the united states of america to live up to who we are ready america is the only eight unique nation and were the only nation based on an idea. not ethnicity or ideology, and idea. these are self-evident that all men and women are created equal. here's the deal. over 100 countries in the world

others on to make sure that if we have a situation again in the future, either with a pandemic or an epa demick that we are able to respond more quickly that's why we are investing so much, not only in the distribution of x teams, but also to make sure that we have an architecture politically that can with withstand what comes as a big shock, obviously to everyone with the panoramic this time. and he had on peyton's just today, medicine has criticized norway alongside the e u in switzerland and other countries for dragging their feet on this discussion. what's your response to that? quote, peyton's is only one part of the equation. the production capacity is also a very important part and also the ingredients in the instant trying to produce the ingredients into maxine is also equally important. we are now sharing the fits council and they'll be appeal and working to find a consensus and what has been put on the table so far by indians. south africa has not been able to reach consensus among the w t o members. what we saw from the americans and just some weeks ago was a very positive ste

economic engines, but also how to achieve steady economic growth that will be there to stay in the epa tank goes to the forum, has indeed opened its doors this wednesday, and we'll run through the weekend and as all was any dual headlines and talking points that come out of it, or t will have you covered me . a prominent muslim group in austria is planning to sue the government after the publication of a controversial mom of islam. it identifies mosques and muslim associations across the country, but it's been criticized for allegedly being, quote, stigmatizing, and racist. the publication of all names, functions, and addresses of muslim institutions and institutions that have been read as muslim, represents an unprecedented crossing of boundaries. this is, you know, phobic races and anti slumming policies, poison social cohesion and participation. it is important for austria to stop target and immigrants and muslims by labeling them. and so dr. responsible policy. the austrian integration minister launch the website on thursday called the national map of islam. it's got more than $600

according to the epa, our nation is now suffering through more heat waves than ever before. many starting earlier and going later in the year. not only are they longer but more intense than the past. >> we're looking at driving our world to a climate where lots of places are going to be a real challenge to live. these heat waves are going to be more common, more intense and more devastating. >> reporter: tonight our changing planet and a blistering threat across the west. >> miguel, these temperatures are really stressing power grids across the region. >> yeah, jose. from texas to california power companies are asking anyone who can conserve energy to do so to avoid rolling blackouts. and keep this in mind. it's not yet the official start of summer. jose? >> miguel almaguer in burbank, thank you. >>> the supreme court today rejecting a legal challenge to obamacare brought by a group of red states, keeping the affordable care act alive for the roughly 30 million americans who depend on it. pete williams has details. >> reporter: the ruling is a victory for angela eilers of so

covert test to travel to turkey, a hugely popular destination for the countries. holidaymakers ortiz, epa tranquil can tell us more. good news for russia. vaccine developers coming out of turkey, because the international recognition and trust for what they've developed is growing. and the proof of that are the latest words of the turkish foreign minister . never the childish glue who has just confirmed that russian citizen to have been vaccinated with any of the russian main jobs that have 2 components can enter turkey freely without any tests or other things that may have to be required at the border. as long as they provide the needed certificate of vaccination back in russia, just to remind you so far apart from sputnik b, which is already being exported to dozens of countries around the world. russian scientists have developed 3 more vaccines. and 2 of them have 2 components when it comes to splitting the anchor rise, counting on it, turkey has experienced massive surgeon new covert cases in the last few months. now the situation is becoming better, a partially because of the rushing

you see, but a limited choice results in the lowest epa voter turnout. ah. hello and welcome adobe you're watching. i'll just hear a live from our headquarters here and also coming up anger on the streets of brazil . protest is called for action against president bolton out of the nation's corona . virus. death told passive half a 1000000 rival process improved by supporters of 2 opposing presidential candidates. 11 election result held. the other is demanding a re comes i also had wiping out ebola guinea plains victory and fighting a 2nd outbreak of this deadly disease. the results was never in doubt ever him racy iran. hartline head of the judiciary has won. friday's presidential election, but frustration with the election process meant fewer iranians went to the polls. the voter turnout was the lowest in the history of the islamic republic and races. victory will give the conservatives full control all over all the leave as of power and iran for the 1st time. as i beg, takes a closer look. now, at the man ushering in a new chapter in iranian politics that

some found the epa a key regulator in the u.s.latitude to exempt refineries from these federal rules and mandate that require them to mix renewable fuel and gas and diesel. that means a big victory for oil companies that have sought to get a break from the rules. they have audited the cost has skyrocketed. there is a view the new biden white house will put pressure on the epa to force more refineries to comply. that will be a battle down the road. shery: staying on oil, sale from strategic petroleum reserves is a funding source for bidens infrastructure will but energy secretary says any potential sale would be limited. we are told the move would help limit tax increase. >> were not selling off all of the reserves. it will be a limited sale to meet the goal, the president's goal, which he did not want any of these paid for is to raise taxes under $400,000. he did not want to see a tax on allete trick vehicle or a -- on electric vehicles or gas tax. so this is a limited sale. >> the republicans put out a document that had the numbe

i would go back to the numbers that the epa offers around the current emissions. speak to what the emissions were associated with the buffalo when those populations were larger, but we know that cows, these are human caused omissions because we have -- we are the ones raising cows to feed us. livestock through manure management and fermentation are the largest sources of methane emissions according to the epa. host: you talked about efforts on capitol hill, do you have the ear of legislators to your cause, particularly on this issue, who is listening on this? chloe: we are starting to gain traction and there are members of congress in the house and senate that are starting to take this issue on in a more serious way. i mentioned earlier that senator booker plans to reintroduce his farm systems reform act which is a really important bill that sets the course for the transformation we need away from the factory farming system to sustainable and pasture raised livestock production and production of plant-based foods that will be healthier for people. it does this in

new york state attorney general lateesha james saying in a statement the epa demick has wreaked havoc on countless communities across new york state and the rest of the nation, leaving millions still addicted to dangerous and deadly opioids. johnson and johnson helped fuel the fire, but today they're committing to leaving the opium business not only in new york, but across the entire country. the settlement bars, the company from promoting opioids and it confirmed it has ended distribution of such products within the us. johnson and johnson playing down the agreement saying in a statement, the settlement is not an emission of liability or wrong doing. the company remains committed to providing certainty for involved parties and critical assistance for communities and need as a part of the $230000000.00 settlement. the company will allocate payments over 9 years, which will go toward opiate education prevention and treatment, j and j. could also be responsible for another $30000000.00. if new york passes a law that created an opioid settlement fund, approximately 800000 americans have

overwhelming wind for iran's new president apprehend bracy, but a limited choice result from the lowest epa voter turnout. ah, hello and welcome i peter w. watching else is here alive from headquarters, here and also this half. our anger on the streets of brazil protest is call for action against the president, julia bolton out of the nation's corona. virus death toll passes half a 1000000 rival protest improved by supporters of 2 opposing presidential candidates, one once the election results of health. the other is demanding a recount and wiping out the boiler. guinea claims victory and fighting its 2nd outbreak of this deadly disease. while the result was never really in doubts, abraham racy runs, hard line. head of the judiciary has won. friday's presidential election, but frustration with the election process meant fewer iranians went to the polls, voter turnout was the lowest in the history of the islamic republic. however, ratio victory will give the conservatives full control over all leavers of power in iran. for the 1st time, as i beg, takes a closer look now at the man whose ushe

also let me ask you then alex, how cold t gray was really one of the epa centers of that famine back in the 1980s that so many people remember there is defining images of ethiopia at the time. and that appeared to be what was really the thing that galvanized action. how soon do you think we're going to see images like that? again, we will see images like that as soon as journalists can get him. this is a famine and indeed a war that has been unfolding with, with almost no access from journals. so we haven't seen the battle. we haven't seen this type of action. but the facts on the ground as they change the effect can army, is for students or retreat as it is possible for journalists to, to go into the areas of control bar to grow defense courses. we're going to see if they're printed very, very disturbing picture that i hope will galvanized international humanitarian action on the scale that is needed. and there is alex deval that the executive director of the wild piece foundation. thanks for your time. and thanks for joining us out there, alex, very well, just across the border ens

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so that very same who han lab in the wake of this ours epa demick research that was funded by us taxpayer dollars and was overseen by the media favorite, coven, super expert doctor found she, he's even admitted it. you don't want to study baths in their fax county, virginia to find out what the animal human interface is that might lead to an jumping of species. so we had a modest collaboration with very respectable chinese scientists to a world experts on corona virus. the sub brand was about $600000.00 over a period of 5 years worth looking at, you would think, but not for the mainstream media to them. a story isn't about the facts. it's about how it reflects on them and their political darlings. you know, the beginning of the pad demick, we were told there was a level for lab it who han, where they were doing experiment on back current viruses. president trump did did say that this theory did have some weight to it. and then of course, and he says that it must be a lie, right? the media has to attack and they had to gaslight, every american, every scientists, every politician, every jus

i mean, that we are -- we are still working through, which is a billion dollar mandate from the epa that received no funding. at the end of the day we have to go out and fix things. we can't wait necessarily for someone to come along, but it would be nice to have a partner a lot of the efforts, too. >> mayor horrigan, your city, many ports north akron and goodyear heights and kenmore look a lot like the neighborhoods i live in in cleveland. the homes may look affordable, but many times the bank won't make the loans for young families to fix them up. what would it make if there were funds to do repairs on the homes, existing homes that could sell for 60, 80, 90,000 a year? >> six years ago i kind of started this with a question to the community and to me i think it's a customer service question and i asked them tell me what you want. they said we want to be able to stay in our neighborhoods, we want a decent job. how are you able to fix up homes, even if we took plans now and could probably fix up depending whether it's a $20,000, not an addition, but improvement through homes, but we're

all the money, the big priority is things like the epa, as you said.that we would spend more on interest than on defense is just horrifying. and he is planning to raise the amount of debt that we borrow by more than a trillion and a half dollars. so not only are we already spending more on interest than we are on defense, but we're planning to borrow more so that that cost goes up. it's an appalling budget. maria: yeah. it's appalling, and you're going to be paying for it because that's why he wants to raise everybody's taxes. that's how he wants to pay for this. hugo, we'll keep spotlighting it, great to talk with you. >> thanks a lot, maria. maria: stay with us, a lot more on the other side of this break. we'll be right back. stable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. these days

new york state attorney general lateesha james saying in a statement the epa demick has wreaked havoc on countless communities across new york state and the rest of the nation, leaving millions still addicted to dangerous and deadly opioids. johnson and johnson helped fuel this fire, but today they are committing to leaving the opium business, not only in new york, but across the entire country. the settlement bars, the company from promoting opioids and it confirmed it has ended distribution of such products within the us. johnson and johnson playing down the agreement saying in a statement, the settlement is not an emission of liability or wrong doing. the company remains committed to providing certainty for involved parties and critical assistance for communities and need as a part of the $230000000.00 settlement. the company will allocate payments over 9 years, which will go toward opiate education prevention and treatment, j and j. could also be responsible for another $30000000.00. if new york passes a law that created an opioid settlement fund, approximately 800000 americans ha