if jay inslee endorses her, may like her even better. n had a meeting in seattle when she was in town. fascinate i fascinating nugget for future czar jay inslee in the warren administration. most democratic voters will look at this the way they have in past primary with the exception of putting more premium this time on finding someone who can wind. voters don't go through a white paper test of who is doing what on 15 issues. that's not how they approach these campaigns. but certainly you have to be for some kind of action on climate at this moment. >> as always, there are two levels to any campaign. democrats are competing in a highly contested primary right now. ten candidates will be at town halls. other candidates are not making debate stage. we'll see if they make it later as we go on. you're trying to appeal to democratic primary voters. you're hoping to win a nomination and compete in a general election. we have a president who says there is no climate crisis, the science, facts, obvious evidence, it is irresponsible. no matter who

were still present from the mouths of his former rivals. >> i also want to give a shoutout to jay insleebringing this issue to the forum of this campaign. >> governor inslee, i'm stealing your line. he said so donald trump says wind turbines cause cancer and jay inslee famously said no, they don't cause cancer, they cause jobs. >> reporter: senator kamala harris also saying she's willing to take a stand against senate republicans refusing to pass the green new deal. >> if they fail to act as president of the united states, i am prepared to get rid of the filibuster, to pass a green new deal. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg arguing battling the climate crisis will not be easy. >> this will be the hardest thing we have done in my lifetime as a country. this is on par with world war ii. probably more challenging than that. >> reporter: and also a fund raisers being hosted by andrew goldman who served to biden when he was in the senate and is the cofounder of an energy company. he doesn't have day-to-day responsibilities with that company, but sunrise believes the fund raiser violates the

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jay inslee is expected to announce a vaping-related executive order.eral states have put a hold on the sale of vaping products. >>> we'll talk a little sports now. only week four of the nfl season. but the eagles found themselves in a must-win game early in green bay. >> happy friday. >> good game last night. >> 1-2 start. not exactly how you want to head into week four if you're the eagles. critical game on the road, no less. lambeau, not an easy place to play. all eyes on the quarterbacks who have each struggled to find consistency early in the season. this was a gritty, back and forth affair. this ties the game up at 27-27. the ground game was there, too. jordan howard, scoring three touchdowns, his best performance of the season, came down to the end of the game. rogers, intercepted, in the end zone, in the game's final minute. he cannot believe it. the eagles hand the packers their first loss of the season. it is only week four. but big postseason news, as well. shakira's hips don't lie. and neither does her twitter account. was that low-hanging f

you mentioned jay inslee out. what has been his impact as a candidate running solely on the environment till issue? guest: he made everybody address it. he was challenging joe biden, having a soliloquy with him. that got biden flustered. has anxtent what it effect on his joe biden having to come out with a detailed plan. jay inslee and so many other people were asking people for more details. whiteslee put out several papers on what he wanted to do on climate change, every little aspect showing it touches every part of life in the economy. everybody else had to measure up to that. host: what are some details joe biden put out? guest: getting to net zero carbon emissions by 2050. deadlines.or earlier net zero carbon emissions technology like carbon capture, which is when you allow gas and coal to be burned but you trap the emissions to make sure they don't affect the climate and you store it underground. he called her 500,000 more electric vehicle charging stations to help get people to a charger. we don't have eno

and if you can stay with me for a second, before jay inslee came into the race, climate change was nothe center point of democratic politics in the way it is now. look, cnn even had a multi-hour debate just on climate change. and you wonder if mark sanford isn't going to do the same thing with debt in the way that the republican party has kind of ran away from that conversation. donald trump is diametrically changed the republican party. and folks like mark sanford might be running maybe not to win, but to kind of course correct what's happened to the gop. >> karoun, as the president runs for re-election, he has kellyanne conway advising him. but you know who is advising his challenger joe walsh? kelly anne's husband, george conway. he's railed against trump as a racist, yet the man he's reportedly now working with, wash walsh, as tweeted this. and i'm quoting. to say that it's racist to call haiti an s-hole is like saying it's racist to say chicago has a violence. haiti is an s-hole, and it's run by blacks. the violence in chicago is all black on black. those aren't racist statements.

jay inslee over greenhouse gas emissions.ooks on college applications, i keep getting asked, what you want to be when you grow up? ie whole world tells me that am going to have something to look forward to that we don't. you're are promising me lies. everyone who will walk up to me after this thing i'm such a bright future ahead of me will be lying to my facace. it doesn't matter how talented we are. it doesn't matter how much work we put in, how many dreams we have. the reality is my generation has been committed to a planet that is collapsing. the fact you are staring at a panel of young people testifying before you today, pleading for a livable earth, should not f fill you with pridede. it should fill you with shame. youth climate activism should not have to exist. amy: that is the 17-year-old climate activist jamie margolin. she is based in seattle. interestingly, she sued the state of washington as well as jay inslee, the governor who ran for president, has dropped out now, but he is the one who thatdnded a climate debat

jay inslee pronounced himself delighted she's taking it. he said when he dropped out of the presidential race he considered himself to be an open source document and hoped other candidates would, in fact, run on it. democrats are trying to compete with this president. they're trying to say donald trump should be a one-term president in part because of his handling of climate. in terms of the current administration's climate plans, i mean, you have to read them not through what they say, but what they do. today, for example, we learned that the trump administration is rolling back efficiency standards on light bulbs. standards that were first promulgated under the george w. bush administration. and light bulbs kind of sounds like no big deal, but the rule that the trump administration is rolling back today was both working and it was kind of a big deal. quote, the rule change announced today by the trump administration is expected to increase u.s. electricity use by 80 billion kilowatt hours over the course of a year, roughly the amount of e

including attention from washington state governor and former democratic presidential candidate, jay inslee you what i like, i puy generation. >> i saw greta thunberg speak. and world leaders had failed to come to an agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. inslee: i gotta do a sign. >> what sign you going to do? >> i'm exercising my first american -- amendment rights, inspired by these leaders. >> i will be stopping my protest when world leaders meet my demands and reduce greenhouse gas emissions globally by 50% by 2030. >> she gets really down on herself, she feels the weight of the entire world is on her shoulders, that this is her responsibility to make this drastic change. soledad: in may, villasenor was part of a die-in in times square to the effects of global warming on the planet. recently, people around the world protested during the climate change strike. more than 300,000 people joined greta and alexandria in new york city for protests there, and marchers were held across the united states. >> in the next few years, i hope i don't have to be a climate activist because we wil

. >> reporter: the health crisis sparking some action washington state governor jay inslee called forcy ban on all flavored vaping products on friday >> i am confident this executive order will save lives. i am confident it will reduce this epidemic of youthful vaping that today is driving parents and grandparents crazy across the state of washington. >> and thanks to steve patterson for that report. >>> up next, janessa will have your forecast for the week ahead. >>> and the airline rolls out a new tool to avoid crying babies on planes. you're watching "early today." filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day.kn routine on planes. la la.♪ i'm jimmy dean, and only one like this any nicer.ning a hearty, hefty, good tasting breakfast. with eggs, bacon, sausage, cheese and tater

i also want to give a shoutout to governor jay inslee who did a fantastic job of bringing this issue to the forefront of this campaign voters and the sunrise movement that have been pushing for those of us who are running for president to address this as we should. what you've described is the most existential threat to our country's future, and the u.n. has told us that we have about 12 years to get this right or the consequences could be catastrophic. we see that now. you mentioned hurricane dorian that's about to make landfall. these hurricanes are happening more frequently and with greater intensity. it seems like these floods that they call 500-year floods are happening every other year now. we see the arctic ice caps that are melting, the amazon on fire. so we don't need climate scientists to tell us what we see with our own eyes, although their report is striking. when i see these things, when i hear about them, what i think of are my own two children, my daughter karina and my son christian who are 10 and 4. and there's a resolve to make sure that our children inherent a plan

so you may remember that governor jay inslee said let's get tough on this and let's put in place some real rules about this. so what i've adopted is by 2028, we don't have anymore new building that has any carbon footprint. by 2030, we do the same thing on vehicles. on our cars and light-duty trucks. and by 2035, we do the same thing on electric generation. that will cut 70% of the carbon that we are currently spewing into the air. that's how you make a real difference. >> let's go back to the audience for a question of how we'll be generating power. we want to bring in zach from staten island, new york. >> how are you? >> i'm doing good. are you feeling sustainable? good. >> what is your opinion on the prospect of nuclear energy to help replace fossil fuel and is what do the risks outweigh any potential benefits? >> you rightly point out about nuclear energy. it's not carbon-based, but it has a lot of risks associated with it, particularly the risks associated with the spent fuel rods that nobody can figure out how we're going to store these things for the next years. we're not going

of the race.d out jay inslee, the two-term governor, running on climate change. he is out. the two-term governor of colorado, a swing state, to governor i worked on on a couple of things, john hickenlooper, out. -- the mayor of new york city, had about as many people -- who had about as many people in a rally in iowa than i had around my sunday afternoon dinner table. this is called sunday dinner in an italian girl's house, not a rally. out. just embarrassing. if their policies were cohesive and coherent and compelling and conservative, they would still be in the race. people simply are not buying what they are selling. "we are the democrats, we are for transformational -- generational transformation, it will nominate the first female president of the united states," we already did that. they say all that, and their top whitecandidates are career politicians in their 60's and 70's, which i have nothing against, except they certainly do. kamala harris, where is cory booker, where is amy klobuchar in the vls? -- the polls? that is the democratic party electorate rejecting the

jay inslee is calling on an emergency ban and draft legislation to permanently ban flavored products.ral government or state government or local government have tested these products to give you any assurance they are safe. i will tell you if i had a loved one, i would tell them you are playing dice with your lungs using these products. reporter: the cdc has not been able to identify one vaping device or product. but dank vape was used most of frequently. they are prepackaged cartridges. the gentlemen freshic brand that doesn't tie back to one store or distributor. most of people bought them on the streets. they are not sure if they are thc or another thickening agent that is causing the lung illness. initial symptoms include chest pain and shortness of breath. jon: a texas law allowing farmers to grow hem' also appears to have decriminalized pot. >> texas is predominantly conservative, and traditionally they have been opposed to this kind of reform. >> texans for responsible marijuana policy. they have been trying to decriminalize marijuana for the last five years. a tall order given

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inject a 12 year-old child is ridiculous and you resigned a disservice to >>the signing of governor jay inslee'stive order banning all vaping flavors from nicotine to thc products got heated. expect to be quiet for a few minutes we speak. this is a very contentious issue. >>inslee and health officials said with a sharp rise of youth vaping plus the surge of mysterious lung illness cases nationwide. they needed to take immediate action we do not have evidence at the montason for the disease. ildre first place. >>it's an executive order that has businesses outrage. >>u can >>owners and many of their customers say vaping is what helped them quit smoking this exchange between a bait shop business owner and state reps jerry palais du guess in our industry what you want. >>the way you were doing the when you lose new show, know you are lying that they shop owners say flavors are what adults want to. >>we do not sell to anybody that is not 18. i don't do this to make money i don't do this because i am hooking children. i do this because i help people. >>the ban on flavors needs to first be approved by

. >> one of the candidates who is pressured on the issue was the washington governor, jay inslee, nor in but we know senator elizabeth warren has adopted a number of his policies, parts of his plan. is there anything about his plan that the senator wants to -- >> a lot. actually, the governor and the senator have spoken a few times since the governor has been out of the race and even in the race you saw back on the debate stage in july that they had a back and fo forth about this issue. it's definitely near and dear to corey's heart since he was mayor and the governor was actually in congress and they've known each other for a long time, so yes, there's a lot of what in his plac plan in ours. the environmental justice plan is the one that i want folks to take a look at because we have to center those communities that have been affected most by the climate crisis. there is no climate plan without climate justice in our opinion and any plan that doesn't do that is, frankly, missing the mark. >> climate justice. so one of obviously -- someone who's been quite skeptical of all this is th

elizabeth warren rolled out the details of her plan last night, announcing she would adopt governor jay inslee's proposal promising some $3 million in federal investments to tackle climate change. now warren's plan commitments to insley's ten-year plan to achieve 100% clean engineer for america and sets a goal of reaching zero emissions in a number of vehicles, trucks, and buses by 2030. climate change is a key issue in the democratic primary as the party wrestles with how to best combat climate change and how to pay for those initiatives and programs. we've seen a number of candidates including senator cory booker, secretary julian castro, and senator amy klobuchar all rolling out new policy proposals in the last few days in anticipation of tonight's town halls. and it all gets started again tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. christine and dave? >> all right, jessica dean. important information there. >>> and breaking overnight, admissions officials at the university of southern california considered how much wealthy parents could donate when deciding which students to accept. it's

jay inslee dropped out of the race and he staked his claim on the climate change issue.ere any appreciable difference among the major candidates for the nomination among climate change positions? >> not too much. people in these industries can rest assure that people -- that if a democrat is a letter to the white house, there will be some form of a new green deal, some ra the drill, baby, drill ea will be over. there is a difference, the price tag. it ranges from a public price of $1.7joe biden plan trillion with another 2 trillion coming from the private sector, up to bernie sanders, who wants $16.3 trillion in tax dollars going to climate change. david: that is a lot of money. >> we are talking real money now. biden wants to get rid of the law, tax law -- trump tax as they call it, to pay for it. david: how does this appeal to voters in the general election? >> i think it appeals to younger voters who are concerned about climate change. they really think that those that came before them are messing up the planet, and they want us to take it seriously and do something a

jay inslee, the two-term governor running on climate change, he is out. eric swalwell, first person to get out of the race, he was running on gun control. he's out. two-term governor of colorado, a swing state, and a governor i had worked with like workforce development and the drug crisis, john hickenlooper, out. the mayor of new york city who , had about as many people in a rally in iowa than i had around my sunday afternoon dinner table -- this is called sunday dinner in an italian girl's house, not a presidential rally. out. just embarrassing. by the way, if their issues and policies were cohesive and coherent and compelling and conservative, they would still be in the race. people simply aren't buying what they are selling. "we are the democrats, we are for generational transformation," "we will nominate the first female president of the united states" -- we already did that. and we beat her. we are going to get the first female president of the united states -- who by the way, will be a republican. they say all that, and their top three candidates a

i mean, she kind of adopted, in large part, jay inslee's plan, governor of washington state.unning for president on this single issue. dropped out because he couldn't get traction, but he had an impact on somebody like elizabeth warren. that's true for a lot of these candidates. >> they all have a plan on the same issue at the same time. you can't real you can really compare them. do they understand the intricacies of it? >> this is important substance. it's going to sound corny, but i'm proud. i'm so proud this is happening on our network. >> i am, too. i'm looking forward to t dana, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> be sure to watch her back-to-back town halls right here on cnn. more on breaking news. hurricane dorian eyeing the east coast after decimating parts of the bahamas. the effort is under way now to get aid to areas left in ruins. fisherman's harrowing account of watching his wife down in their own home. we're going to hear from him. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the wo

well, that's just more votes for jay inslee. what?! but he had glasses!with glasses, right? okay. of course, the big story is hurricane dorian. it's currently a category 2, but over the weekend, it grew to a category 5 storm that has devastated the bahamas. it's slowly moving off. our thoughts are with everyone down there tonight. and let's remember them when this is all over. now, the storm is hovering off the coast of the united states. no one is sure if it's going to make landfall or where. and by "no one," i mean donald trump. ( laughter ) over the weekend, he pelted the american public with 122 tweets, including dozens of updates about the storm, mixed in with comments about the trade war with china, complaints about james comey, and his annoyance with the actress debra messing. ( laughter ) plus his tweets weren't overburdened with accuracy. for instance on sunday he tweeted, "in addition to florida, south carolina, north carolina, georgia, and alabama, will most likely be hit much harder than anticipated looking like one of the largest hurricanes e

the plan adopts ideas put forward by washington governor jay inslee, who put the climate crisis at the center of his campaign before dropping out of the presidential racace last month. the $3 trillion plan, which would be paid for by reversing trump's tax cuts for the wealthy, includes zeroing out carbonon emissions f for commerl and residential buildings, as well as most passenger vehicles in the next decade. it would be switching to renewable electricity by 2035, and creating unionized clean energy jobs. senators cory booker and amy klobuchar, and former housing secretary julian castro, have also released climate plans in recent days. add of the cnn town hall that will go from 5:00 tonight until midnight. in a victory for voting rights advocates, a north carolina court unanimously rejected a gerrymandered legislative map tuesday, giving state officials two weeks to redraw north carolina's district map. the three-judge panel accused state republicans of violating north carolina's constitution and engagaging in "extreme partisan gerrymandering." the group common cause, which brought th

he's washington state governor jay inslee.ently dropped out of the presidential race but his focus on the climate continues. >> thank you. >> i know you've been watching dorian climb up the east coast as we all have. you know, for a long time climate scientists were i think reluctant to definitively link hurricanes and climate change, but your steeped in this, you're steeped in the science of this. do you think that hurricanes are getting more frequent and stronger and that we will see more category 5 hurricanes like this one was because of climate change? >> i think it's more important what the scientific community thinks than what i think. and what they, i think, have reached a firm conclusion that these storms have become more intense and more destructive, and that should not be shocking to us because the energy source, the fuel for a hurricane is essentially warm waters, and the waters are becoming dramatically warmer around the globe in many places, so it shouldn't be shocking that hurricanes are becoming more intense. th

yesterday elizabeth warren said, hey, i'm going to take jay inslee's plan who was the most comprehensiveopped out and said anybody can crowd source my material and it's interesting that elizabeth warren was the first to take some of his ideas and add another trillion dollars to her plan. then you got guys like mayor pete buttigieg who his town of south bend is just now working on a climate akction plan. he seems to be sort of thin on specifics so far. we'll find out more tonight. beto o'rourke was the first in with a climate plan. you know, as somebody watching him, it looks like he's putting all those chips on those voters who care about guns and the climate. >> and is it fair to say the most radical plan is andrew yang's? >> it is in keeping with the rest of his ideas. his platform, he wants to ensure everybody $1,000 a month, universal income. there are some estimates by the middle of the century, you know, hundreds of millions of people will have to move to higher ground. is a thousand dollars a month going to cover that? we're going to get really into the details and see who inspire

i want to represent the forgotten americans, folks like jay inslee, michael bennett, john delaney, and. i forgot them, and that's my point. but i ask you to believe in me, gregory whytman, a believable choice. and together, with your support, we can build a better future. and, also, hopefully impress my wife. we're going through a bit of a rough patch. she's out canvassing for elizabeth warren. ( laughter ) whytman 2020! secretary castro, it was an honor to meet you, and thank you for talking to me. and i hope you'll have a great presidential campaign. thank you, sir. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, gregory. we'll be right back with curtis "50 cent" jackson. i'm your cat. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home insurance coverage, you could be coughing up the cash for this. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me-ow. and take an extra 15 or 20% off! so get

you said before that the gold standard of climate plans came from washington governor jay inslee, butthing, he's dropped out of the race. he wasn't even polling at 1%. given that truth, how much of a priority is climate change really to the american voters? >> hey, stephanie. i think governor inslee made an important impact in that when he entered the race his entire focus was on climate change. therefore we brought the conversation of a lot of this primary process to the issue. and when he exited the race, he left his six very detailed climate proposals as open source material for other candidates to emulate and use and if they're president to implement. while he didn't have to polling numbers, i think that his impact on this election process has really been felt. >> in terms of implementation, of all plans out there, which policies stand out to you as not just the most effective but the most possible to get passed and implemented? >> i think the thing here is democrats really need to use this primary process when climate change is having such a big moment and is being talked about l

this was driven by governor jay inslee. several candidates called for dnc climate debate.sting their own forum in two weeks about climate. what you saw electric these candidates was essentially by and large an agreement, when it came for banning fracking, offshore drilling, calling for clean electricity standard, moving the country to net zero emissions economy, ending from the fossil fuel industry. where was the differences in these candidates. i just want to play for us this one particular part of joe biden's town hall that many people are talking about this morning. it's ahead of a fundraiser he is here having in new york city tonight. i'll just let you hear four yourself. >> tomorrow you are holding a high dollar fundraiser hosted by andrew goldman, a fossil fuel executive. >> he's not. i was told if you look at fossil fuel filings he's not listed as one of these executives. >> are you going to look at the fundraiser tomorrow night? >> i'm going to look at what you told me and find if it's accurate, yes. >> fact checking here, andrew goldman, to be clear co-founder of

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. >> but the difference between him and jay inslee are four respondents in the polls. >> i agree.party, right now, biden benefits from an extremely fractured field. he has been extraordinarily resilient in poll after poll after poll. when we talk about bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, both have struggled to get support from key constituents in the democratic party. >> can elizabeth warren overtake joe biden? >> i don't know if it's necessarily the case. they're very similar. and i think look, right now we're down to as matthew said, four or five candidates that put themselves in a top tier. i think the danger for either bernie sanders or kamala harris, are you going to fade off of that? does this become one-on-one race at some point? elizabeth warren has put a lot of things together in the last couple of weeks that suggest she has a really good matchup. you look at how she positions herself as a candidate of revolutionary change, there's a lot of bernie sanders in that and there's a lot of not joe biden in that. >> candidates who didn't make the stage, we got tulsi gabbard, to

but the big story there tonight washington governor jay inslee issues executive order banning the saleflavored vaping products amid concern over lung illnesses. the more than 800 cases of vaping related illnesses have been nationwide including 13 deaths, seven cases of illness have been confirmed in washington state. also today the cdc saying its investigation into the case is increasingly focused on products that contain thc. the ingredient in marijuana that produces a high. that is tonight's look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. [dogs [dogs whimpering]ering] ♪ the all-new 2020 ford explorer limited hybrid. can tow up to 5000 lbs and has an epa-estimated range of 500 miles per tank. it's the greatest exploration vehicle of all time. but it's not really something yoyou want to buy.. it's not sexy... oh delicious. or delicious... or fun. ♪ but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them

they released plans after consultation with the former candidate, jay inslee who made climate changeampaign. the candidate with the deepest ties is tom stier who spent millions of his own money through his next gen american advocacy group. he had a plan of his own. joining me now is said democratic presidential candidate tom stier. welcome back to the show. >> thank you for having me. i want to talk details. one of the things you said is on day one you'll use the national emergency powers of the presidency. this is not the first time we brought him up on the show. that's the powers he's using now to divert pentagon money to try to build that wall. you want to use the same powers to combat climate change. at the same time you're trying to cojule congress to give you the power to do it. >> it gives the president over 150 separate powers. the kinds of things to set regulations about how energy is generated, what kind of schedule we'd be on for e verv for elect vehicles. all kinds of rules you can put in from the presidency to protect the health and safety of americans. iltds ask congre-

. >> i think it's a win in part for washington governor jay inslee. this was the top of his agenda.f his lines. kamala harris stole openly a retort to up with of president trump's lines that wind turbines cause cancer. she said they cause jobs. there's a higher priority on climate change. we are affecting the environment. the science is solid on this. i think the challenge is it that as we're trying to have these policy discussions which are necessary, we're also trying to figure out who voters like the most. watching the cnn forum and i did not watch all seven hours. i watched as much as i could. i have a life. even watching the forum, it was hard to make a comparison between the candidates. one of the things we try to do when we interview the candidates is ask them one of the same question, why should the american people elect you president? what i needed was for the exact same question in the exact same words to be asked to everybody. otherwise, you have candidates who are going for sound bites and moments and retorts. there were several. as a voter, if i'm a democrat and i'm try

and i think the reason why, if you look at the numbers, as candidates like jay inslee of washington statec swalwell of california begin to drop out, elizabeth warren is picking up that progressive support. and so it is interesting, we will see, all eyes on houston later this week, where the debate will unfold and this is the first matchup between joe biden and elizabeth warren. i think reporters and dc press corps certainly will be watching and interested, as well as democratic primary voters who are beginning more and more to tune in to this presidential election. >> you know what i think is pretty interesting about some of this polling scott, we have consistently seen the top three, joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, it hasn't faltered aside from that one point kamala harris guidance after the first debate performance but since then she has basically remained at number four. what i think is really interesting about this, is also, where bernie sanders has stayed. i mean we've seen a lot of back and forth between biden and warren, where biden has lost a bit, and warren has gaine

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jay inslee called for an emergency ban on all flavored vaping products on friday. >> i'm confident this executive order will save lives. i am confident it will reduce the epidemic of youthful vaping that today is driving parents and grandparents crazy across washington. >> reporter: the cdc say they are investigating this around the clock. until they identify the root cause, they are telling everyone to stop vaping, especially if it contains thc. >> steve patterson. thank you. >>> there's much more to get to, including shock and sadness in the houston area, as a trail blazing deputy is ambushed and killed. sandeep daliwal was on a traffic stop when he turned his back to the driver. the driver shot the deputy in the head. he and his passenger are both under arrest. daliwal was the first member of the sikh community to join the force and the first in the nation to wear a turban with his uniform. >>> time for a check on the forecast. dave price joins us with a check of that. >> good morning to you. we can't seem to get rid of summer. that's good news to many. but to some, it will be a very

jay inslee was here last week, the climate guy. he is happy he is out of the race.k we could call you the impeachment guy. this was central to you and your campaign, who you are before the campaign began. why not call it quits? you're not high up in the polling. can you go away satisfied that you have made an impact just by where we are now in terms of this inquiry? >> absolutely not, david. in terms of climate, i am the most aggressive person on climate by far. i say i declare climate on day one. i would make it the number one priority of my foreign policy. what i'm running on is something much broader than impeachment. we have a broken government in washington, d.c. and we need to take it back and get back to government by and for the people. impeachment is just an example, if we go to the grassroots where i have lived the last 10 years, organizing people around the country, we can take back government. the will of the american people dragging these washington insiders to the idea that we still stand for what's right and wrong in the united states of america. this

jay inslee was in the race, he devoted his entire campaign to it.hey're going to speak about it. one thing i found really interesting, hearing elizabeth warren talk about climate change, she talks about it from the perspective of, you know, corporations and how do we get influence out so that we can deal with this -- this issue. and then others will talk about it, you know, areas will talk about -- kamala harris will talk about it from the perspective of suing polluters, you know, something that she brings experience from -- as a former attorney general. >> i wanted to talk about in youth movement. if you look throughout history, certainly with the civil rights movement, it was ignited by children, children. >> absolutely. >> how can this youth enthusiasm spurned by greta, the 16-year-old from sweden, push and sustain itself? >> yeah. that's a good question. i mean, i think what's really interesting to me is, one, obviously they're an inspiration to everyone. i think for then dato-day basis, this is something that is a real bright spot when the news

the state of washington is hoping to place a ban on the sale of flavored vaping products governor jay insleeorder asking his state's department of health to issue an emergency rule to ban the products >> i am confident this executive order will save lives. i am confident it will save children from a lifetime of nicotine addiction i am confident it will reduce this epidemic of youthful vaping that today is driving parents and grandparents crazy across the state of washington. >>> you are up to date, that's the news update this hour. guys, i will send it back downtown to you. wilf >> sue, thank you, as always have a lovely weekend. >> you too >>> now charlie scharf will become the most senior of jpmorgan chase chairman and ceo, jamie dimon's former protege, when he takes up the role as ceo of wells fargo earlier today, dimon told me, quote, charlie is an excellent choice for this important role he has great experience, high character, and is a first-class leader his name is one of many high-profile leaders who have learned their trade at jpmorgan under jimon. the interesting development today,

they should be talking about climate change, jay inslee, there is a wide open field.inds of many, many democratic primary voerts and we've seen already several people try to come into that lane. most promisingly elizabeth warren. i would say she is a really bright light in the democratic field. she is making signs that she could moderate some of her views and running the best campaign. >> julie: do republicans need to admit that global warning could be behind some of the upcoming more frequent tropical storm that some experts and scientists and meteorologists have predicted. >> i think some republicans do say the climate is changing. there is a debate whether it's manmade or not. they acknowledge that. this is part of the problem that democrats have. as jeanne mentioned it is a high priority issue on the list of democratic voters. not on republican minds and independents. when you couple that on the minds of voters in 2020, the economy, how does the plan that bernie sanders or elizabeth warren or joe biden comes up with that will cost trillions of dollars and they wan

why would they nominate you to take that on when they can have someone that, even jay inslee, he wasa governor of washington, he ran on climate change. he se no longer in the race. >> because i have been a person who has been working on climate change most successfully for over a decade. because a imthe person who actually has been taking on the oil companies at the ballot box and beating them i'm the person takening on the utilities at the ballot box and beating them i'm the person who actually closed the corporate tax loophole for a billion dollars and use you had it up to retrofit schools on an merge basis. if you look at that time record for the last ten years, time person that has done this my plan recognizes on day one the timing that's necessary and the knead to declare this a state of emergency to protect the health and safety of every american so if you actually go to the videotape and take a look and see, who's been successful, who has been on top and leading? actually it's me. >> tom what do you need to do to actually get into -- you are in the conversation you are not nea

inslee, i'm stealing your line. donald trump said wind turbines cause cancer. and jay said no, they don't cause cancer, they cause jobs. there has to be an understanding that there has to be accountability and consequence. when we are looking at the behavior that's are possible, we know if we create incentives and have a president who understands the science, understands the nexus between bad behaviors and harmful effects, and understands how we can create -- >> so they're going to pay money. the big companies. >>> yes. and they're going to pay fines and fees. ? there will be a carbon fee. this is part of my environmental justice approach to the issue. part will be that i'm saying that the fees have to also go to empower those communities that for too long have been ignored. and i'm talking about the communities where children are going to school, drinking water out of lead pipes. i'm talking about where they have wells as their only source of water and the wells, because of the flooding that has taken place, have been infected with bacteria. so my plan includes puttin