i'm heather green, the director of capital planning, and deputy resilience officer at the office of resilience and capital planning. it is very neatly on my business card. our office are always been the office at the city administrator, and our job is to promote the preservation and long-term sustainability of the capital assets and it's resilience, no matter the acute shocks and stresses that we as a city may experience. so the office of resilience and capital planning is a merger of two offices that happened about two years ago, if that doesn't sound familiar to you, there is an office of resilience and recovery and the former director of capital planning became our chief resilience officer, and so we are continuing to think about our capital assets as we always have, but with a renewed emphasis on resilience broadly speaking, and so increasingly, we are trying to think about resilience challenges of all stripes. these are the six resilience challenges that are identified in our resilient s.f. strategy, and you can see some of them are traditional capital planning type concerns like aging in

heather: the green deal was $93 trillion the cost of it. >> that is an example.ard radio silence. not what trump's plan is on climate change, let's talk about the border wall. >> maximum-security instead of the weather. heather: just the beginning of the campaign. things will definitely change. thank you for joining us. 20 minutes until the top of the hour. firefighter making a daring rescue. the pregnant woman he saved is sending them a message. alexandria ocasio cortez making claims her generation had some hard knocks. carly shimkus joins us next with the social media outrage. ♪ heather: alexandria ocasio cortez on time magazine's cover causing controversy claiming her generation, quote, never saw american prosperity. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with more on the article. a lot to talk about. >> the economy is the undisputed bright spot of donald trump's tenure in office so far but alexandria ocasio cortez feels we are still struggling. he is what she has to say. the america we grew up in is nothing like the america our parents or grandparents grew up

heather: is it fair to compare it to what we're seeing happening in venezuela? because chuck said it's not fair, is it fair, ken? >> of course it's a good comparison. look at the greeneal. what is that? >> it's not a fair comparison. >> democrats wouldn't even vote on it. heather: chuck, what is that, the green new deal. >> i grew up in rural east texas. i can tell you about a green new deal and i can tell you a lot about cows and farmers who are fed up with not having a voice in their government because donald trump and millionaires and billionaires want to make sure the fat cats are taken cae of while the farmers are foregone et about - -- forgotten about. heather: we spoke to a farmer and she said the green new deal, no deal at all. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. the time now, 20 minutes until the top of the hour. added incentive, one state promising a pay raise if teachers train as police officers. our next guest, a retired teacher and marine corps captain, points out one key components of the proposal that needs to change. and it's not just about the border wall. president trump is set to outline a budget fo for a better america today, from sp

heather: welcome back, if congresswoman behind the green new deal ditches subway for gas mini van, alexandriao-cortez responding on twitter, quote, i will have you know know my kia was upset if they found how many goldfish snacks they would say i was killing the ocean too. response after the post revealed campaign that spent $30,000 on uber, 30,000. aoc is many progressive democrats pushing socialist ideas but turns out most americans are not on board. new nbc wall street journal poll show half of americans view socialism negatively, the poll also shows only a quarter of americans want a socialist president. well, time the good, the bad and the ugly, up first always the good. no babysitter, no problem, college professor being praised for holding students' baby in class so dad can take notes, nathan alexander, dad had to take the baby to class when he couldn't fine anyone to watch her. the bad, this woman couldn't get to class so she allegedly threw a cell phone at her mother's head, accused of hitting her mom who refuse today drive her to yoga. unemployed 30-year-old in maryland. college hock

heather: definitely enjoyed your blog post on all of this. one of the original quote about the green new deal, she says we set a goal to get to net 0 rather than 0 emissions and ten years because we aren't sure we will be able to fully get rid of cows passing gas, airplanes that fast. you say that's not the problem. you and your family ical ranchers and you think she doesn't know what she's talking about. tell us about that. >> i wrote the letter to congresswoman ocasio cortez because i want her to know farmers and ranchers are the original environmentalists. cows are part of the solution. cows are superheroes and the original plant-based protein. i wrote the letter because i wanted her to know that farmers and ranchers want to be part of the conversation in the climate solution moving forward. heather: the united states is producing beef more sustainably and efficiently than ever before. >> cows don't pass gas, they burp and they only responsible for 2% of greenhouse gas emissions in our nation and the trade-off for that 2% is we get a lot of really tasty steak and roast and hamburg

heather: last easter sunday, falls on april 21st, great to have you with us. her greenng planes with high-speed trains but congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez just hopped on a flight to washington from new york as she defend her decision in this fox news exclusive. >> why are you flying today? >> i need to go to work. >> what is the difference between you taking a flight -- >> a couple hours of my constituents time. heather: there is a high-speed train from new york to dc that takes three hours. despite all of alexandria ocasio cortez's blunders she's one of the most popular figures in politics. senior political analyst britt hume explains why. >> whatever this is it makes a lot of news. that is why alexandria ocasio cortez for all her callousness and arguable shallowness is able to become so prominent. she makes news and she's kind of compelling and adorable in a way a 5-year-old child can be adorable. she is at the moment fair to say the they facto leader of democrats in the house of representatives. heather: our viewers have the same sentiments about the freshman

green new deal jump ship when it came to a vote? the so-called boss alexandria ocasio cortez said so. carly shimkus here with online reaction up next. ♪ heatherate attorney kim fox defending her office after the decision to drop all 16 charges against jussie smollett. >> alternative prosecution model that anybody else without his riches, without his fame were also availed to and it is frustrating, the nature of his offense and we treated jussie smollett the same way we would treat someone similarly situated. heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with online reaction. >> she says she didn't give jussie smollett special treatment but then she has to explain the text messages she sent one of his family members, would she do that for other people? julie: situation has people criticizing her record is chicago's top prosecutor. the fraternal order of police sent a letter to the justice department asking to investigate her and in it they say she has a history of freeing convicted killers without sufficient evidence and those exonerations helped law firms that donated to her election. that -- before she dropped these charges. they say th

heather: we hope things calm down with you and your crew, appreciate it. back at home we talk about the greeneal. you can call it the green no deal, democrats climate change pipedream failed its first test. >> this is a picture of aquaman, the superhero from the undersea kingdom of atlantis. i draw your attention to the 20 foot impressive seahorse he is riding. under the green new deal this is probably hawaii's best bet. >> not a single senator voted to begin debating the issue, 42 democrats and bernie sanders simply voted present. the left slammed the vote as a political stunt by mitch mcconnell forcing senators into taking a position one way or another. how about this. your chance to turn two dollars into $750 million. the powerball jackpot is the fourth largest in history. of someone picks the lucky numbers they will get a lump sum of $466 million before taxes. your odds of winning, one in $292 million but there is no chance if you don't try. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. outrage growing in chicago after jussie smollett is let off the hook. >> jussie smollett is still s

when you think, heather, of tea party to the left, do you think of that as a good or bad thing? >> i think about the country i want to see. just the greenessure tested and talking about higher taxes and, you know, saying, oh, my gosh, democrats are proposing it, it's more popular than the republican tax cuts, the $1.5 trillion we just found to give away to corporations and the healthy. it's more popular than the wall. so when we have this idea that left ideas are moving and shaking inside the political atmosphere right now, it's true. but they're less in terms of inside of washington. this terms of the american people they're at the centrist ideas because you are they're about taking it back. >> what we do is if we have a basically the mirror image of a trump rally on climate change, that we drive all the people away that could come our way and solve this thing now and then could we come back to things like universal basic income? could we come back to health care? because, you know, i was in two congress that were totally consumed by health care. you can't do it in a single congress the entire green new deal. it is literally impossible

heather and we've worked with one nursery to produce larger quantities of poinsettias by knopf to nepal so in general we're happy with the results from downton simply that. the brown stripes in this green meadow are peak moss fields drainage ditches have been filled in to provide the necessary moisture. real hard and always ground out at peak moscow's best in an environment where the water level is just below the tops of the plants. normally peat moss stops growing during the summer because it gets too dry or commute or decisions on more fruit but it also project they have plenty of water and can grow up all summer long and rule. based on my it's hard to tell that this used to be more land you can find traces of it only if you dig down into the subsoil guys found biologist critical dick wants to find out exactly how much peat is left here. we've done some drilling so that we can study the content of the more including the remaining layers of peat. we want to find out whether this area is suitable for peat moss called of asian. we've determined that there's about a metre and a half of pete left. and the you want to oneself. pete can hold a lot of water even in dry summers like this one

heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with online reaction. they brought excitement. >> fired up and received a standing ovation at cpac, speech covered everything from socialism to the greenraeli politics and antiabortion issues. if you watch fox news and follow on social media you will feel like these fine folks who commented about their speech. one person instagram said i love these two ladies, they are true americans, and let democrats know it. thanks for taking a stand and another instagram user posting these two women tell it like it is. one of the big things on social media they talked about, how far left the left is willing to go in 2020. heather: they are going to be on "fox and friends" later. they are so funny. representative todd lou calling out liberals as well. >> after donald trump left hanoi without finding a denuclearization deal the hashtag trump failed became the top trending topic on twitter and california democrat ted lose one of the most outspoken trump critic on social media came to his defense on this front, the hashtag trump fail is trending and i find it inappropriate, people should not be hoping the president fails or take pleasure in his failure

heather: beto said, we played it, scientists unanimously agree we had 12 years to turn around the climate change crisis or else. fact checkers say not so fast. more on the greennother degree celsius going forward, we are screwed. that is the term scientists use. there are 12 years left to us to take bold decisive action together. >> reporter: earlier today than it was 2020 candidate doubles down on his 12 years or else claim. the associated press called his comments misinformed citing scientists. the facts according to the ap, quote, there is no scientific consensus much less unanimity that the planet only has 12 years to fix the problem. think progress run by the democratic think tank center for american progress as that is incorrect. think progress says he is correct and argues the ap has its facts wrong. one place where both organizations can agree, climate change is becoming a major issue in the 2020 presidential race. >> climate change is not a hoax. >> reporter: bernie who is yet e a run meaning sanders's hard-line stance could become a reality. sanders joins a long list of 2020 candidates in favor of the grand -- green new deal, a nonbinding revolution

green space area. tennis now, and katie boulter is just one win away from the indian wells drawer. she won mike in two hours and 19 minutes and will face a swiss player. heatherbelieves the world heavyweight champion has an image problem. big baby millerfaces joshua in new york on the 1st of june. miller says joshua joshua in new york on the 1st of june. miller sastoshua is too posh. i told him, just be yourself. he has put his image on already that he has to be something he is not. he's from hertfordshire. he's very posh. he has to relax and chill himself out. he has to just be himself. he has an image problem, a big image problem. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the players' championship. the five—time world champion was made to work for the win, eventually coming through 6—4 in preston. he will face eitherjohn higgins or mark selby in the last eight, and after his win, for some unknown reason, he decided to put on an australian accent in his post—match interviews. to put on an australian accent in his post-match interviews. the aussies, they are just winners, mate. you've got to love a winner. as english love a loser, so i am fed up as