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international program, ever. jonathan: question here. >> thank you for being here and sharing your insight. i am with the international fund for animal welfare based in d.c. but i would say pennsylvania is my second home state, where i went to school. , on climateis change, relatedly, perhaps even more importantly, biodiversity loss. these have become incredibly partisan issues, but historically they were not. they are really access dental, the basis, a healthy quite -- climate is the basis for life on earth. to a point of bipartisanship on these very , where weissues again were 40 years ago? how do we get back to that bipartisan place? jennifer: you are asking that too -- >> oath of you. jennifer: great question. there are all these leaders who were republican who understands -- understand what conservation is. without using the words climate change, i am wondering to her point, is it not persuasive that there is global demand for a series of products, and we should be making those products here you go how about just on the jobs question? isn't that a persuasive argument for your team? any: i don't know republican who isn't for conservation

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animal welfare groups the breeders cup which brings together the cream of international thoroughbred racing takes place in november and has a prize fund of $30000000.00. and that's where we'll leave a phenomenal sport for me coming up again later during ok we'll see you later peter thank you for that and just to get you an update now on the breaking news out of new york take a look at the live picture right now that's where a helicopter has crashed into a building in manhattan close to times square the fire department says at least one person has been killed and here's new york governor andrew cuomo with the information we know so far. if you're a a new yorker you have a level of p.t.s.d. right the morning. and i remember that morning. well so soon as you hear an aircraft it building. i think my mind goes wherever you lose your mind but at this point there's no indication that they're going to do is you know there is no indication that that is the case the only indication was a helicopter had to do to see or a hard landing or grasp onto the roof top of the building causing the fire but there's no indication of any be more than that again this is all very preliminary. we'll have more coverage right here