green party. tell us about the history of your party and how it was founded and how it's changed since it was founded? guest: we started in august of 1984 with the first national meeting and the inspiration was the german green party. they had got into their bundesgog, ed the we have grassroots democracy and nonviolence and wanted to build positives around that. for the last 36 years now, that's what we've been doing. we elected about -- we won about 1,200 races and about 100 green in local office now. and really our goal is to build that up, elect thousands as we go in the 2020's and build from local office to state office to congress. then when we run somebody for president they won't be able to ignore us. that's what we're doing and one of the purposes of the presidential campaign is win ballot lines. the percent of the vote we get or in some states an absolute number determines whether we have a ballot line the next election cycle which makes it a lot easier for our down ballot candidates to r

brigadier general alpheus williams praised greene. henry slocum praised greene. and 30 years after the battle of gettysburg in a speech on the battle itself, general long street conceded to greene's brigade the credit for successfully preventing the confederates for turning the right flank. always willing to take credit for gettysburg, at a monument dedication, actually relented a little and said it was not just he himself said it helps save the union army in victory at gettysburg, but the stubborn resistance of greene alone that saved us from disaster. i think the importance of greene's story on the slope of culp's hill was said that in this quote i would like to use to close today. it says this -- these who are now doesn't -- present, those of you watching at home, on your ipad or phone screen, those watching on your television on c-span, these that are now present remind this generation, us today, of the debt it owes to the soldiers who won the victory for the union not only for themselves, but for the millions who enjoy the fruits of the triumph gained at the

now producing green steel is a further improvement. in the future we'll be making it with green electricity. and the plants power consumption is enormous. vaca needs as much alec christie as the entire time a victim seen in the background it's population 100000 people. the continuous constant plans produces great steel in someone dies in different grades from bullet proof steel for limousines to a special bright scene for medical implants. the sort of electric company we have 90 to 100 minutes the tween tappings which means 13 or 14 batches per day and yet that's most of. which in turn translates into around $1500.00 tons of steel produced every day a product that's marketed under the green still able to do the lower and push of c o 2. a new smelting procedure every time kevin but it's house prepares for a new batch it's something of an event because most was a big motivation when i took on the job it's pretty special. then it's time for the fireworks. despite being produced with eco friendly energy the company says it's green steel do

green party.ell us about the history of your party and how it was founded and how it's changed since it was founded? guest: we started in august of 1984 with the first national meeting and the inspiration was the german green party. they had got into their bundesgog, ed the we have grassroots democracy and nonviolence and wanted to build positives around that. for the last 36 years now, that's what we've been doing. we elected about -- we won about 1,200 races and about 100 green in local office now. and really our goal is to build that up, elect thousands as we go in the 2020's and build from local office to state office to congress. then when we run somebody for president they won't be able to ignore us. that's what we're doing and one of the purposes of the presidential campaign is win ballot lines. the percent of the vote we get or in some states an absolute number determines whether we have a ballot line the next election cycle which makes it a lot easier for our down ballot candidates to run

now producing green steel is a further improvement. in the future we'll be making with green electricity. and the plants power consumption is enormous joy to egypt. vaca needs as much alick christie as the entire time to vote seen in the background its population 100000 people. the continuous constant plans produces green steel and someone dies in different grades from bullet proof steel for limousines to a special bryson for medical implants. the sort of the electric company we have 90 to 100 minutes between tappings which means 13 or 14 batches per day and yet that's most of. which in turn translates into around $1500.00 tons of steel produced every day a product that's marketed under the green steel label due to the lower end pushed a studio to. a new smelting procedure every time kevin but it's house prepares for a new batch it's something of an event some must use a big motivation when i took on the job it's pretty special. then it's time for the fireworks. despite being produced with eco friendly energy the company says it's gree

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in the future we'll be making it with green electricity. and the plants our consumption is enormous. vaca needs as much alec christie as the entire time to victor seen in the background its population 100000 people. the continuous constant plans produces great steel in someone's eyes and different grades from bullet proof steel for limousines to a special burglarizing for medical implants. the sort of electric company we have 90 to 100 minutes between toppings which means 13 or 14 batches per day and if it's made on top. which in turn translates into around $1500.00 tons of steel produced every day a product that's marketed under the green still able to do the lower and push a studio to. a new smelting procedure every time kevin but it's house prepares for a new batch it's something of an event itself most was a big motivation when i took on the job it's pretty special. then it's time for the fireworks. despite being produced with eco friendly energy the company says it's green steel does not cost much more than steel made with coal. to gro

most green bond issuers follow greened -- green bond sensible's from the capital market association orhey are following united nations sustainable development goals. i think what most people in the market are waiting for now is new standards from the european commission. they just finished. they will be closing a consultation on this tomorrow where they have interviewed market participants and , overics, asset managers these new standards. i think they are expected to be a bit more strict, judging by what we have seen from the eu so far, in terms of what they have published since their recovery fund for coronavirus. have you withto us. that is jill ward. we will hear more about bank of america's esg efforts later. brian moynihan will be on at 3:00 p.m. eastern. he will not want to miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang alongside vonnie quinn. in london covid-19 seems to be at a tipping point. new crackdowns there to prevent more of a spread. what happens next and what happens to refugees and others? david miliband is the ceo of the internatio

markey: i support the green new deal and i support joe biden. commander inenier chief is in the oval office. obviously the green new deal has shifted the whole discussion. not only in the u.s., but around the world. have liftedgoals the gauge of americans and political leaders of the consolation of possibilities in green energy technologies. joe biden has moved a long way over the last year and i will continue to advocate for the green new deal so that we can implement a plan that saves all of creation while engaging in massive job creation. >> our apologies, but the hour

markey: i support the green new deal and i support joe biden. commander inenier chief is in the oval office. obviously the green new deal has shifted the whole discussion. not only in the u.s., but around the world. have liftedgoals the gauge of americans and political leaders of the consolation of possibilities in green energy technologies. joe biden has moved a long way over the last year and i will continue to advocate for the green new deal so that we can implement a plan that saves all of creation while engaging in massive job creation. >> our apologies, but the hour forp and we thank you both participating. we thank all of you for watching and listening. announcer: three hours and 10 minutes until tonight sprint debate.sidential we are live inside the university kingsbury hall where the debate will take place between mike pence and senator kamala harris. as you can see, the candidates will be staged apart, 12 feet apart, due to the pandemic. to see theable plexiglas is up between the candidates. among the rules for tonight's debate, everyo

new deal and while joe biden denied the green new deal susan thank you for pointing out the green new deal is on their campaign website and as usa today said it's essentially the same plan as you co-sponsored with a o c when she submitted it in the senate and you just heard the senator say that she's going to resubmit america to the paris climate accord look that the american people have always cherished our environment will continue to cherish and we've made great progress reducing c o 2 emissions through american innovation and the development of natural gas through fracking we don't need a massive 2 trillion dollar green new deal that would impose all new mandates on american businesses and american families thank you joe biden wants to sink retrofit 4000000 thank you vice president's buildings it makes no sense it will cost jobs president trump thank you the president urkel 1st he's going to put jobs 1st and we're going to take care of our environment and follow the science same thing that is you know obvious of job senator here let's talk about that you did the vice president ear

now producing green steel is a further improvement. in the future we'll be making it with green electricity. and the plants power consumption is enormous. vaca needs as much alec christie as the entire time to victor seen in the background its population 100000 people. the continuous comforting plans produces green steel in someone's eyes and different grades from bullet proof steel for limousines to a special bryson for medical implants. the sort of electric company we have 90 to 100 minutes between tappings which means 13 or 14 batches per day than you can smoke on top. which in turn translates into around 1500 tons of steel produced every day upon except marketed under the green still able to do the lower and push a studio to. a new smelting procedure every time kevin but it's house prepares for a new batch it's something of an event he said most was a big motivation when i took on the job it's pretty special. then it's time for the fireworks. despite being produced with eco friendly energy in the company says it's green still does

new york passed a green light law, elise tonic said it's going to hinder law enforcement. the president retweet that he makes multiple statement about punishing actuaries state. and you are a cities like new york city and new york state and then after the actual enactment of the green light law which came at the end of last year , this action is taken on five understand what your understanding and your colleagues understanding was based on if it wasn't based on any dive that was done at the time that new york state residents were banned from the program. >> thank you madame chairwoman. from my perspective and i can tell you again from the cdp perspective, what we were basing our understanding on and the lack of anything that told us at the time that required anything further than what we had been doing for years candidly in a very complex it exchange if you will by virtue of what is transmitted by 50 states, territories and the life that is very unique into return for specifically trusted traveler programs, there is nothing that made agency at the time readilyaware of any

green growth. green growth is definitely something to aspire to but not always something to live up to 12 history of human settlements have eaten into the habitats of other living beings it's no different in more than be hard but on the brink of extinction but locals are now coming together to try and protect the region's fish eating crocodiles. even as hatchlings they're easy to recognize with a long thin snout weighing up to 1000 kilograms as the guardiola is one of india's rarest animals its population has declined by around 98 percent since the 1940 s. . some of whom are senhor conservationist at the violet trust of india has studied these reptiles for years without somebody yes. there is a big board like structure on the snout on the of the snout which is called color so it is different from the other 2. indians found in india and other deviants they conflict with human being but doesn't have any contact with human being. himalayan tributary of the ganges the gun duck descends into the indian

so then you could go from green to green but from orange orange maybe just if you do a corner test and so on and so forth however the problem is criticism arose immediately because these new rules are only voluntaries voluntary countries aren't forced to to do them to obey them and so therefore this me work better things a bit but it would not really be a solution. the united kingdom has recorded europe's highest pandemic death toll and new infections that are growing at an alarming rate especially in the north of england prime minister abbas johnston has outlined a system to reinstate restrictions and high risk area one such as the city of liverpool where raft of fresh lockdown measures come into force in the coming hours . is last orders for this pub in the northern english city liverpool after 3 and a half month lock down early this year pubs and bars here are once again being told to close their doors new restrictions are coming into place across the north of england bringing a new wave of darkness to both businesses and custom it's. like a very depressed local shop down. a lot of

markey: i support the green new deal and i support joe biden. commander inenier chief is in the oval office. obviously the green new deal has shifted the whole discussion. not only in the u.s., but around the world. have liftedgoals the gauge of americans and political leaders of the consolation of possibilities in green energy technologies. joe biden has moved a long way over the last year and i will continue to advocate for the green new deal so that we can implement a plan that saves all of creation while engaging in massive job creation. >> our apologies, but the hour forp and we thank you both participating. we thank all of you for watching and listening. --ouncer: loading officials voting officials will talk today about combating -- in elections. it will start at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen with the free radio app. tonight, montana candidates for governor, greg gene forte and mike cooney take part in a debate sponsored by montana pbs. watch beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen with

suspect that 2016 phone in the white shadow he wants to steer us into is green if you check the oil companies. in the meantime what can the car industry do to help bring about change this is the all new porsche panamera for an s u hybrid. and the trees look to busy and tries to get an eco and i'd say let's get rolling the plain speaking of which what's it like to drive the same taxi for 30 years and that's almost half a 1000000 kilometers on the clock. along with the slow and good darling the enemy. like you it takes you to yes let's find out. for as easy hybrid and let's get rolling. so when i'm driving a hybrid car what i'm wondering about and probably also all the so there coefficient do these really work. for us hybrid as an average consumption of 2.2 the meters per 100 kilometers of course you have to add the 18 kilowatt hours for 100 kilometers off the lecturing and then. 2.2 that sounds really good and since this has been measured with w t v so the new test procedure i guess it's pretty close to reality but we'll see in the end. for ac hybrids of course not the only engine option porsc

right now there's 2 things not the green new deal i supported green a deal and that's a big step forward it's rather this notion of green capitalism that the giant corporations that basically run the planets out do more for it is more about public relations than actually contributing to a whole transformation arce of our social and economic system so that it is environmentally sustainable so that's so-called green capitalism and you know you have it's like british petroleum b.p. saying that they're shifting all their you know they're going to they're going to be renewable in the next 1020 years which is of course out of a lot of nonsense so i'm critiquing the notion of green capitalism that the big giant transnational corporations and the elites which are often their political agents are going to salvage us from the ecological collapse that we're ready but a green new deal i think is a very important step forward but a green new deal calls from massively just admission of wealth downward and massive reform and controls on the unbridled operations of the transnational corporate elites wel

he wants do that in green bay and also lacrosse. the white house, the white house just this week warned wisconsin that the state is in terrible shape in terms of uncontrolled spread of the virus. the white house warning wisconsin state officials this week that their per capita case rate right now is more than double, actually triple the national rate. because of that, the white house just told wisconsin this week that the state's viral spread is so bad that the state needs to increase social distancing, quote, to the maximum degree possible. "washington post" reports within wisconsin, lacrosse and green bay were flagged by the white house as, quote, red zones where community spread is rampant. that's a white house warning to wisconsin about lacrosse and green bay. and lacrosse and green bay are where the prlt plaesident plans going this weekend, no distancing, let's have everybody pack in and have rallies, where they can all boo the idea of wearing masks. that's this weekend. and i know it sounds a little bit weird for me to say it,

their new claim that troopers lied about how ronald green died. >>> caught on camera, a dramatic end to a police pursuit in southern california overnight. >>> health alert. the new warning about some popular painkillers. what women need to know. >>> and christmas comes early. the misfit toys from a christmas classic now going up for sale. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm will reeve. we begin with the race for the white house and those dueling town halls. >> president trump and former vice president joe biden taking questions from voters on everything from the coronavirus to the economy. >> it comes as the pandemic enters a new phase. doctors reporting a third peak in infections. meanwhile, the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits has jumped to the highest level in nearly two months. >> we begin our coverage with abc's elizabeth schulze. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and will. trump and biden squared off in separate televised events just as biden's running mate, k

green growth. green growth is definitely something to aspire to but not always something to live up to 12 history of human settlements have eaten into the habitats of other living beings it's no different in northern be hot but out on the brink of extinction locals are now coming together to try and protect the region's fish eating crocodiles. even as hatchlings very easy to recognise with a long thin snout weighing up to 1000 kilograms of the guardiola as one of india's rarest animals its population has declined by around 98 percent since the 1940 s. . some of whom are senhor conservationist of the violet trust of india has studied these reptiles for years but not somebody. in maine could be out there is a big board like structure on the now on the of the snout with the squad car so it is different from the other 2. to be up and other. conflict with human being but doesn't have any contact with human being. himalayan tribute tree of the ganges the gun duck descends into the indian plains at val ma

i'm living the american dream, layin' all this green! i own paradise greens and turf company.e are an artificial grass company. -three! -we do huge jobs to small jobs. -go! sweetness. lawns, putting greens, sport fields. pretty much you name it with grass, we'll do it. -mcgraw: and what makes charlie's turf a must-have for homeowners? -our biggest selling point is zero, i mean, literally zero maintenance. people are like, "do i have to water it?" and we're like, "that's the whole point, you don't have to water your grass." -mcgraw: and while the maintenance is hassle free, the installation... definitely isn't. -it's an arduous installations process, especially during the summers out here, when it's 110 degrees, and you're workin' from 6:00 am until 5:00 pm outside, it's brutal. -mcgraw: but it wasn't just hard work that helped charlie succeed. -in my family, nothing came for free, so if you wanted it, we had to work for it. at 12 years of age, i started delivering newspapers. that's when i started becoming an entrepreneur and not even realizing it. so i graduated asu and got i

they say when green crashed, he surrendered with his hands up and repeatedly apologized. abc has not independently verified the video, which has not been released. >> this video tells a whole different take. his death certificate and this video is two different stories. >> reporter: they also claim half a dozen troopers were seen punching, choking and tasing green during the arrest. >> the men continued to shout obscenities and insults for about four minutes, sustained minutes of beating and choking before they put him in handcuffs. >> reporter: after state police launched an investigation into the incident this past august, six troopers were placed on administrative leave, but only the trooper heard on the tapes was fired, and just hours after he was notified, he died in a car accident. the case is now the subject of a federal civil rights investigation in addition to the green family's wrongful death lawsuit. the louisiana state police did not respond to our request for comment. mona, will. >> andrea, thank you for that report. >>> and coming up, a new warning about the

tourism actually domestic tourism rebounded in hong kong the hong saying also in the green this week the index rose after president trump called off stimulus talks on tuesday it then slipped on thursday over washington's ongoing efforts to 10 cent restrictions and at last point 3 percent amid a resurgence of covert $1000.00 cases in japan the nikkei also falling similar trends in the green with some 7 month highs on her new hopes of stimulus from the u.s. marine transportation iron and steel and security brokerage issues all led those gains in india the sense that rallied the q 2 gains financials rose on friday as the country's reserve bank kept interest rates unchanged at 4 percent the a.s.x. in australia also for the week blue chips and tech stocks led those gains almost software soared 12.2 percent after acquiring u.k. platform breathed for $32000000.00. in south africa the all shares also in the green on wednesday the central bank reiterated it would keep rates steady at least in the near term consumer staples and gold miners also lead those gains let's head over to europe in the

uniquely troubling aspect of new york's green light law. aside from the trusted traveler programs, the inability to share that information for all sorts of other enforcement purposes and mission sets . not just for the impact it has immediately on us but the impact it has with our state and local partners and any of those who might otherwise be able to share that information with us over the course ofinvestigation of all types as i mentioned in my opening statement . that might then further informed not just the mv data that comes to us but other systems and holdings and investigations that could inform us as to why somebody might not be otherwise eligible or found to be eligible for a low risk travel program. >> one last question, do you believe new york state green light law which would negatively impact public safety? >> my professional opinion is absolutely yes. >> no further questions madame chairman, i yield back . >> thank you mister guest and the chair recognizes the gentle lady from new york ms. clark . >> thank you chairwoman and

the green spaces that famous we're also dealing with green spaces within neighborhoods and more importantly green spaces within informal settings. kibera the largest settlement has direct access to the needle the river the government owns much of the land but has been reluctant to provide basic services such as sanitation of waste management so residents are taking things into their own hands. or guiding principle is quite simple you have to build with the programs in the communities fast cause all the folly before they need to do this all the human waste comes from the community nor of upolu to itself. the clean up work is mostly being done by local young people their main focus is removing west from him and out on the roof he biro generates around 200 tons of trash probably. a nanny for asia i am happy because it's clean and like before when one couldn't even stop and rest by the side of there never got back on brady was after clearing the snow but. they couldn't get near here before but now you can because it's clean and you can rest or even. get away there. after the garbage is removed

the green spaces that famers we're also dealing with green spaces within neighborhoods. more importantly green spaces within informal settlements. kibera the largest settlement has direct access to the needle b. river the government owns much of the land but has been reluctant to provide basic services such as sanitation of waste management so residents are taking things into their own hands. are guiding principle is quite simple you have to deal with the programs in the communities fast because all the foley berthold they live with this all the human with comes from the community nori of upolu to itself the cleanup work is mostly being done by local young people the main focus is removing west from him and out on the roof he beera generates around 200 tons of trash hardly. a menu for you i am happy because it's clean unlike before when one couldn't even stop and rest by the side of the dock under 80 west after clearing it up these no but i know they couldn't get near here before but now you can because it's clean and you can rest or even here is a lucky to be there. aft

can be called green in the 1st place. this is a definition problem with got the s. t. the lack of a central standard is an issue so company could in theory score very well on these . rankings but on the other hand a very large negative textuality he's on the environment. and even if a company is genuinely green buying its shares may not translate into creating an impact. the theory of change behind sustainable investing is pretty straightforward the more fun screen companies receive the more they can pursue their sustainable goals. vestments are unlikely to financially starve the fossil fuel industry for this strategy to be effective it must permanently reduce a company's ability to access capital ready when capital is divested there's also creates an opportunity for other investors to buy shares at a lower price when this happens the stock price can quickly bounce back to its previous level without impacting the company's valuation ringback ready. it's not enough it simply isn't because the effective tiny. investments ar

the noble green nordschleife is one of the most famous and most challenging racetracks in the world what better place to push the panamera to its limits. behind the wheel is lost can a push or test and development driver after some final preparation last takes off for the 20.832 kilometer lap he's not driving a hybrid panamera with the top model the. pilot's. $630.00 horsepower 8 cylinder engine propels the car from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 3 point one seconds top speed is $315.00 pm each. new set up with an electro mechanical roll stabilisation system makes itself noticeable with incredible stability in spite of the bumpy track surface. flaws completes the lap after exactly 7 minutes 29.81 seconds setting a new record in the executive cars category. is fuel consumption this not talk about it. but now let's get back to a more relaxed test drive on country side roads. how did the panamera forest the hybrid come off concerning fuel consumption after almost 200 kilometers. so i've driven the. ball the whole day mostly on the country side roads 7. 200 kilometers no speed the computer

also in the green closely monitoring about u.s. stimulus in brazil the evo best buy also seeing another green arrow the main b 3 stocks climbed 2.21 percent but robust stocks led those gains in line with crude oil which also rose about 6 percent now heading over to mexico the b.m.v. also up on the week it reached highs that it hasn't seen since june or oil prices also contributing to those gains on output shutdowns in the gulf of mexico due to hurricane delta the peso is also continuing its upward mobility. here in the united states the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq all hitting that green arrow they're actually hitting some month highs now the s. and p. on track for its biggest gain since august with investors closely watching for a stimulus deal and finally will finish off in canada where the t.s.a. also in the green financial industrial and material sectors they all contributed to those gains better than expected employment data also pushed up the ts arcs to some one month highs we'll keep an eye on that u.s. stimulus and the

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on the green list and we liked it very much oh that was our choice to do so. living on water has a long tradition in amsterdam houseboats can be seen on almost every canal. one of the 1st districts was built a couple of years ago in the district of. 50 houses on artificial arms now the trend is arriving in other european cities in london for example where british architects back up planning flushing homes in the us copenhagen has responded to a lack of affordable student housing with the so-called. 12 floating houses designed by star architect. b. archangels doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating city for 10000 people in regions threatened by climate change. in amsterdam demand is on the rise too i think there's a really big. building on the water we see we have some requests all over the world from new yorkers looking to live on the water belgium or in the netherlands there are several areas where they are building houses and communities over 520-2200 houses. for ivana van saga and marcus schmidt this vision has become a reality $150.00 square

and the nasdaq all hitting that green arrow there actually hitting some month highs now the s. and p. on track for its biggest gain since august with investors closely watching for a stimulus deal and finally will finish off in canada where the t.s.i. it's also in the green financial industrial and material sectors they all contributed to those gains better than expected employment data also pushed up the ts arcs to some one month highs we'll keep an eye on that u.s. stimulus in the coming weeks and that is your global market walk. a committee looking at the development of digital currencies on behalf of central banks around the world has conspicuously left china out of its discussions the reason the stands out is because the people's bank of china is currently leading much of the world in the development of a central bank digital currency joining us now to discuss our boom us co-host ben so on and christiane i chrystia let's start with you this working group consisted of the bank of canada it was also the bank of england and the bank of japan the european central bank sweden's

green new deal with the original green deal. it requires changing the way we think and the way we live. and all the people who are opposed to what they say it's too expensive it's not real, sounds like socialism. just the way did with franklin donor roosevelt in the 30s. one of the thing the covid pandemic is shown that when there's an emergency the government can come up with money. so now we just have to have them -- the money needs to be used. not to put us back where we were before, but use the covid money after the elections and please god that we make it turn out the way it needs to. the money needs to go to putting people to work in a green economy. and we need, our country is not resilient. we do not have a country that can stand up to what's coming. i mean look what happened in california. look what's happening in houston and louisiana. we lack resilience. our homes, our stores, our schools, hospitals or health care systems need to be shored up and restructured so they can withstand the assaults that are coming. >> abso

why that cooperation has lessened in recent years bilateral security and the impact of the emerging green energy field on nuclear energy among other things here's the 1st part of that interview watch. alexi thanks for being with us this year marks the 75th anniversary of the russian nuclear industry and we're going to talk about that anniversary in a few moments but does the term does the term nuclear industry scare a lot of people in russia. just not going to meet the queen for a month so you have a thought well frankly speaking i haven't heard anyone saying it scares them since the 1st days of nuclear energy even in the soviet union this industry was a vector of developments one of the key vectors of development of our country and my teacher is those who taught me to manage this industry he always spoke about 2 key projects the soviet atom and the soviet space these were the 2 main project that helped our country to stay actively ahead of the curve and these were the drivers of our economic and technological progress. and we maintain this makes it even today. we're looking at new techno

text and something presumably rather make spec to 2016 phone in a one shot monster still ruskin's was green if you check the list. in the meantime what can the car industry do to help bring about change this is the all new porsche panamera for s p hybrid. and the troops look to visit and tries to get each can. say let's get rollerblade speaking of which what's it like to drive the same taxi for they see just as almost half a 1000000 kilometers on the clock. love when the sun would have done the political movement not movement like you would take to to read yes let's find out. well. the porsche panamera 4 asked ehe i cannot say let's get a roll. so when i'm driving a hybrid car what i'm wondering about and probably also all that so there how efficient do these really work. for you hybrid has an average of consumption of $2.00 leaders per 100 kilometers of course you have to be 18 kilowatt hours go on the record over and over that bring energy to point 2 that sounds really good and since this is being measured with w l t v so the new test procedure i guess it's pretty close to reality but we'

my opponent again, is for the green new deal. yes it's environmental stuff and intense also outlaws the private insurance healthcare. steve chabot: and out lies healthcare. now she denies that she's for their renewed deal. but she's right on video that not only issue for it, but is only thing that matters. so apparently healthcare doesn't matter. only the green new deal members produces radical policies issues for that would harm the people of this community. she's also for medicare for all. $32 trillion would bankrupt medicare. that's very dangerous agenda she has. kate schroder: thank you contrary to what migh component, i very much support healthcare act encourage for pre-existing conditions . with one. and so to 300,000 other people in this district . despite your words congressman you have voted multiple times to take away coverage from me and 300,000 other constituents in this district. so i suggest you look at your vote record and then better better care of the consequences of your votes. kyle: any, the question now for mr