are dissatisfied schooltime award as not to go to oklahoma senator jim inhofe the republican senator was appearing on fox news this morning to talk about guantanamo bay and a host of brian kilmeade asked inhofe if the u.s. should allow the detainees to get mel i visit from their families so here's what he added say. keep in mind these detainees they had things they'd never had before you and your biggest problem get billy's right you know what it's obesity you're eating better than they've ever eaten before they had better medical care they're better they have legal counsel i mean you know you got to draw the line somewhere. here's senator inhofe talk about it i mean you get most sounds like club med they get great food to fatten up awesome medical care and the city is located in a nice warm tropical climate sound like a dream vacation spot right ok obviously i'm at a loss for words here the flippin attitude of senator inhofe kind of makes me want to puke there one hundred seventy two captives still being held at the facility and while they may have access to some legal counsel they'

republican senator jim inhofe has called it a global warming as a hoax and polls suggest that the american public agrees with him. with so much skepticism about the science, what can a mayor do?ly i spoke to michael bloomberg a short time ago. mayor bloomberg, you have this gathering in which 40 cities from around the world are represented to look at the issue of climate change. given that governments are not on a multilateral level, are we left with cities to deal with the issue of climate change? >> generally speaking, i would argue that at the national or level or at the state level, in fact, there's an awful lot more hot air than there is reductions in greenhouse gases and it is up to the mayors to clean the air, clean the water, reduce the congestion, reduce our energy consumption and our dependence on foreign fuels or fuels that pollute, solve the problem of lack of water in a lot of cases. these are all things that the legislators talk about and the legislatures pass laws about and send grants out, money, but, in fact, don't really have the day-in and day-out expertise or real inter