by the way al gore a bears are disappearing, they're disappearing from al gore's books and movies because in al gore's sql in his movie and books polar bears are dimensions. they're at or near historic population highs and they never counted this many. his predicted polar bear apocalypse never happened . but essentially the carbon tax, that was a quaint old solution. nowadays the whole climate movement has gone completely wacky. we now look at barroom brawls, race, big death statistics. how many redheaded kids we have. all kinds of wacky metrics and solutions now are to and white supremacy we have to defund the police. solutions of a green new deal, architects who want to abolish the police during the height of the george floyd riots that's how the climate debate has changed. no longer is it about metrics like carbon taxes but to answer your question directly and i put this in the book carbon taxes increase in missions. when you put carbon taxes on the united states, canada, western europe, developed industrial economies all you're going to do is offshore energy development to countries t

by the way al gore a bears are disappearing, they're disappearing from al gore's books and movies because in al gore's sql in his movie and books polar bears are dimensions. they're at or near historic population highs and they never counted this many. his predicted polar bear apocalypse never happened . but essentially the carbon tax, that was a quaint old solution. nowadays the whole climate movement has gone completely wacky. we now look at barroom brawls, race, big death statistics. how many redheaded kids we have. all kinds of wacky metrics and solutions now are to and white supremacy we have to defund the police. solutions of a green new deal, architects who want to abolish the police during the height of the george floyd riots that's how the climate debate has changed. no longer is it about metrics like carbon taxes but to answer your question directly and i put this in the book carbon taxes increase in missions. when you put carbon taxes on the united states, canada, western europe, developed industrial economies all you're going to do is offshore energy development to countries t

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former vice president al gore launching climate change asset manager. gore was teaming up withi finane yer to vest in solutions to limit global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees celsius and the ftc warns 1,100 companies on notice they will face fines if they make false claims to employees about making money. >> that al gore move as the biggest climate summit kicks off. we'll see you in a bit >> back to the markets and your money as the dow and the s&p continuing to bang out new record highs investors still pouring in your guest says don't get too comfortable. it may be time for a pause and maybe one that refreshes handling over $3.3 billion we maybe need to get out of play, take the bench and take a breather we'll probably get a little pull back, maybe a point or two we'll see a new high on all exchanges. i think it is a wonderful thing. i would be bullish here. what is the driver that was sort of a resetting in october. october gives me a bit of heart burn i remember the october 87 crash. i had taken an account and run up and i thought i was a genius. i

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i remember being shortly out of college, reading books such as "the end of reason" by al gore.arolina to environmental justice students and none of them almost knew who al gore was. congratulations, gentlemen, we are all old. we have long distilled our politics into a cult of celebrity and sound byte and farless of each passing days. i warned democrats and my good friends not to elect matthew mcconaughhey or across the country not to elect the sexy candidate at the moment. part of good governance which democrats always pursued is electing professionals who understand how government is supposed to be run as a vehicle to make social changes as well as promote the public good. that stuff matters. i would look to elect professionals and capable humans and let that be the over arching lesson. >> i don't know if you are calling for only confident people in politics. that's going to take a nationwide. we'll see what we can do. >> i know you guys are talking about the gubernatorial race this sunday on the circus, what are you hearing from people, actual living and breathing people who

. >> sergio gores owns a gas station.t from selling 2,000 gallons a day to barely 100. >> we know that the u.s. welcomes all citizens of the world but it has to be done the right way. >> with politics in the immigration system, border crossings are showing no signs of slowing down. >> it hurts my feelings. makes me sick to my stomach to watch. what are you going to do? >> sources on the ground tell us there could be yet another migrant caravan just around the corner. authorities tracking a group they could be as large as 20,000 people that's heading north and could arrive anywhere along the u.s.-mexico border within weeks. in del rio, texas, jeff paul, fox news. >> mike: the kilauea volcano erupting on the big island for the first time this year. new aerial video shows a lava lake forming the crater. right now officials with the u.s. geological survey say there is no need to worry and that the eruption is part of a normal pattern of activity. some of the nation's top generals admitted to lawmakers that the biden administr

gore recount. there were real problems in that election, real problems with antiquated counting systems that didn't work well enough for the 21st century. those were real crisis. -- crises. we can and should point out, i will point out, that we now have a crisis of confidence in the system. whether that's fair or not, i doubt that it's fair. i think it's fair to point to the previous president as the person who started the fire for the lack of confidence in the system. unfortunately, proposals right now from the democratic leadership, the firemen dealing with that crisis, don't have any support for the changes and they are simply firemen showing up to the fire of confidence with gasoline rather than water. when the voting rights act passed in 1965 it arguably once one of the sickle most important pieces of legislation in the 21st century. it fundamentally changed in combination with the one person, one vote revolution in the supreme court in the mid 1960's to fundamentally change american politics.

i remember being shortly out of college, reading books such as the end of reason by al gore.ave a lecture at north carolina central university to the justice students, and none of them almost knew who al gore was. so congratulations gentlemen, we're all old. i think we have long since distilled our politics into a cult of celebrity, into an exercise of soundbites, and into a far left with each passing day, substantive exercise. that's why i would warn democrats, in the great state of texas, now to elect matthew mcconaughey, or not to elect sexy candidate of the moment. part of good governance, which democrats have always pursued, it is electing professionals, who understand public administration, to understand how government is supposed to be run, as a vehicle to make social change as well as promote the public good, and also security measures and such. that stuff matters, and i would occur just a look to elect professionals and capable humans, and let that be one of the overarching lessons of this extraordinarily bizarre trump era, and the era of those who choose to emulate

gore that bush was going to be president.hen that was allowed to happen, it basically allowed this to happen, you know, almost 20 years later. when we've allowed continuous -- >> what do you mean by that? just to be clear what do you mean by that? >> well, when bush v. gore was decided and basically there wasn't as much objection as i think it should have had, what encouraged the republican party in their anti-democratic tendencies to continue going forward to 20 years later. and if you look at what they're also doing in terms of disinfrnchising voters, we've been allowing this to happen have so long it all built-up to 2020. if you go back to the tea party you were hearing these stirrings of anti-democratic, you know, rhetoric in asking for violence, and we all ignored it or people just made excuses, no it's not. they just said i've got economic anxiety, which is they knew what was going on there which is the fact they hated we have a black president. they've been feeding this monster, the monster has taken over the party. >>

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they talked about the sease levs and these are climate metrics people understood and by the way, al gore from the books and movies polar bearsor aren't mentioned and in thes historic highs essentially you go back and that was a quaint solution. nowadays it's gone q completely wacky. that's how it's changed. no longer is it about metrics but to answer your question directly that we have in europe and the united states and canada so all that's going to happen is the more we shut down, restrict and regulate it just means china, africa, south america, all of them are going to pick up the slack and they will not have the same technological advances and i make a point in the book since 1970 they've radically improved air water qualities at the same time we've increased our population and economic growth through the magic of technological innovation. there is a section in the book that shows energy information agency it would make the united states a country that rejected the carbon taxes and the paris agreement but we didn't follow. we never signed on to this and reducing the co2 emissions. my

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one home in berkeley skimmed the blood and gore for decorations and had a scarier threat. an environmental disaster. the front yard was transformed into an oil spill complete with a cardboard tanker and a streak of black running across the sidewalk. this is the home of julie twitchell, a long time advocate for awareness. she said she doesn't want to just spook kids about climate disasters. she wanted to have messages of hope. >>> the population of monarch butterflies has been dwinling but this year it is way up. the butterflies at the sampg twaer in pacific grove. so far about 2,600 have made it to pacific grove this year. last year the entire western population was about 2,000. so it's up significantly. saturday night live is next. [ nbc theme tones play ] >> and now a message from the president of the united states, joseph r. biden.

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judge also granted protective custody for 15 alleged victims that bars o'connor from contacting them goring near them for the next three years. >>> new at 6:00, at least five people are without a home this evening, after a fire ripped through an oakland apartment building. flames broke out around 2:15. oakland fire department streeting out these photos inside one apartment, showing just how bad the damage is. firefighters say it appears to be an accident that sparked in the kitchen, and quickly spread too four other units. no one was hurt. >>> today marks 30 years since a huge firestorm broke out in the oakland hills community. andrea borba has more on the event. >> reporter: elizabeth, it is happening as we speak, behind me. we are waiting for a tree- lighting ceremony for the tree of hope. that is tree that was brought up here 30 years ago after the fire was out and lit up as a symbol of hope and to honor those whose lives had been lost in the firestorm. they will light it gain tonight. video of homes burning and flames reaching into the sky, and neighborhoods with nothing left but the as

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. >> i don't like gore.half your fight scenes. >> so did me mother, she confessed that to me. >> we have to address the elephant in the room, the mutual lites. >> mine? >> yeah, yours. the brave artistic choice that you guys made. >> yeah. >> what was the thinking? >> the idea behind it was this guy's remembered as this savage warrior, even today. just take a knife, shear the side of his hair socod and go. >> reporter: the film's world premiere in new york city grabbing extra headlines for bennifer, rekindling their romance nearly two decades later. so i have to ask the question, ben. you and jennifer walked the red carpet. is dealing with paparazzi different this time around? >> i'm not sure why you feel compelled to ask that question. i feel no compulsion to answer it. >> i think because all of your fans are so obsessed with it. i think as a surrogate for all of your fans, i feel compelled. >> i actually do understand. it's part of the experience of my life, since i've been an actor, of tabloid attention a

this would be the equivalent of al gore in 2000 saying, democrats, don't vote because i believe the - no -- >> mercedes, i -- [inaudible] >> yeah. so, i mean, basically, look, we don't want to -- the key is not discowrlging republicans to go and vote because, obviously, we're on the winning side when it comes to 2022 -- [inaudible conversations] >> republicans are getting discouraged because we're not, well, the republicans are getting discouraged because they feel nothing's being done to fix the election integrity problem. that's where -- the that's the concern. republicans say, well, why should i go out and vote if it's not going to make a difference? gerry: we've got to go. >> that's what what the president was trying to say. gerry: thank you very much. coming up, kamala harris' strange children's science video adding to the list of mishaps that seem to be coming out of that seem to be coming out of the vice president's office. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we'

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gore who received the majority of the votes to raise a question about the legitimacy of the election. we had an insurrection incited by, incite vieted by, and deployed by the president of the united states. so we didn't start on a very good bipartisan basis. again, not because republicans should have been happy that their candidate was not elected anymore than we were happy that our candidate was not elected in the clinton and gore campaigns. it was at least we ought to uphold the constitutional principles. vice president pens -- pence did and there were people in this capitol on that night who wanted to see him, apparently, eliminated. that wasn't a good bipartisan start, madam speaker. the majority of republicans voted against certifying the electoral college results in state after state. but we put that behind us. that's done. what we are doing now is we are acting on behalf of the country. the two issues that i dwelt on because i think we have agreement on that, rhetorically and intellectually, but not electorally. not in terms of voting. the debt limit should never be breached an

he mentioned wish versus gore. -- bush versus gore. i remember that gore stepped up to concede the election. that is the american way. this is the first time that has been broken in the history of the united states of america. i have questions for the chairman and supervisor who i think or appearing for us today. i understand that since the election, you have been the targets of horrific threats of violence. something else unprecedented in american life. i would like to ask each of you about the threats you've received. chairman sellers, how many threats have you and your family received since november 2020 and how have these threats affected you and your family? >> i have not reacted as much to the threats as some of my colleagues because i am widowed. i live alone. even my staff and our law enforcement agencies have admonished me for not being concerned enough about the threats. to that point, i have had the police department vehicles parked in front of my house on many nights because specific threats against me. the maricopa county

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he just likes the gore. ew, creepy. check it out expect traffic. he's been drawing big crowds. if you don't get there soon he's leaving it up through christmas, andrew, mona. >> oh, can you hear it? i could hear the excitement of his neighbors right now. >> halloween >>> right now on "america this morning" -- twisters terrorizing parts of the south. the vehicles thrown into the air. a region decimated by two recent hurricanes hit again. the new images coming in. >>> the new battle over paid family leave. why a cornerstone of president biden's spending plan is on the cutting block. what he is doing about it this morning just hours before he heads overseas. >>> new revelations in the alec baldwin set shooting. what we're learning about the bullet and the previous concerns about the woman who handled that gun. the new details coming to light from a crew member on a nicolas cage movie. >>> breaking overnight, a flight attendant allegedly assaulted. >>> the

. >>> one home in berkeley skipped the blood and gore.d to shore off the threat of climate change. this front yard was transformed into an oil spill. that's scary. complete with a cardboard oil tanker and a stream of black running across the sidewalk. the owner of the house is a longtime advocate of climate change. she included messages of hope to encourage kids to make change. >> they went all out with that one. it's really good. >> they did. >>> they're not rooting for the same team, but that does not mean they can't be friendly. >> one family nearly missed their chance to see the world series. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pecan pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at dennys this month' air wickht stack. air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with holiday spirit all season lon

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gore way back in 2000. the court will be looking strictly at the highly unusual mechanism that texas put in place to enforce the law. as a reminder, here's how it works -- the law gives any citizen the power to sue anybody they say aids or abets an unlawful abortion from the doctor who performs the procedure to the uber driver that drives a woman to the clinic. if they win, they would get a bounty of at least $10,000. justice sonya sotomayor has issued a dissent in this order, raising objections to the fact that the court hadn't immediately thrown out the law. she wrote, quote, women seeking abortion care in texas are entitled to relief from this court now. because of the court's failure to act today, that relief, if it comes, will be too late for many. but whit, it's important to point out, even the conservatives on the court have raised doubts about the constitutionality of this texas law. >> so many watching the case very closely. jon, thank you. >> sure. >>> next tonight, democratic leaders say they're