the next morning joe wood and his colleague make their way home they're heading to the city of was in the south of morocco. it's strategically placed on the edge of the sahara and is known as the doorway to the desert. this is where joe wood small business is based morocco gets some 3000 hours of sunshine every year 28 year old joad has 4 employees and he says business is booming. that's partly because morocco is government has been investing in sustainable energy for years and was as it is now home to one of the world's largest solar power plants. do you know what is as an artist the world capital of solar energy because of this new large power plant. nor does it. even from far away you can see the plants main tower it's been names nor which in arabic means light until recently morocco relied on imported fuel for almost all of its energy needs now the country is changing that by developing projects like this one there is some 7 and a half 1000 mirrors surrounding the towers in a vast field the mirrors reflect the sunlight focusing it on to the top of the tower which heats up to more

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i think frankly wood shelook at it for what it is. joe biden is leading the pack.olls didn't tell us everything in 2016, but it remains a white man, an older white man having the best chance at taking down the older white man that occupies the oval office. i hate to make it about color, but the reality is when you strip away the demographics, that's what it comes down to. >> i want to be clear on what you're saying. he will treat a woman and a woman of color differently than he will the other candidates? >> we saw it this past week. he's going to get really ugly in a way in which he can't with joe biden, in a way in which he can't with sanders. when you add the layer of gender, the american public views women differently, the responses to how men attack them on political trails, and we're not going to have that change in a year's town. while this trail is long, we have to see this for what it is. the best chance at taking down trump, and that's what i'm rooting for, because i did not support this president in 2016. i would not vote for him this time, no matter if t

woods. it took him weeks to apologize, so clearly, this issue was sticking to joe biden. and it will in the future. he'll be scrutinized about everything. all of the candidates will be scrutinized about everything. you'll probably hear joe biden mention barack obama a lot on the campaign trail. certainly trying to put all of this behind him. but this is a campaign about issues, this is a campaign about every issue, the press and his opponents will keep looking at this issue. >> yeah, barack obama was a huge theme in biden's speech yesterday. >> really was. >> it was helping him in that speech in order to make the point that he was associated with that president. i want to loop back, though, to the big abc news/"washington post" poll that's out this morning, so, yes, there are causes for concern in there for president trump and yet, the economy is strong, his approval rating is up in our poll to a record, and heading into 2020, he definitely has the power of incumbency at his back, should all of that taken together be a wakeup call for democrats? >> yes, yes, yes, and espe

wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee >>> we're taking a look at the campaign trail today. joe biden has managed to maintain his lead in various polls his polling average has seen a noticeable decline. biden holds 13.5 points over bernie sanders. on may 11th biden peaked at 41.4 and led sanders by 27 point. president trump's focus on the border appears to be making it a central issue. in the new nbc survey monkey poll immigration was the top issue with 22% of registered voters say it matters the most to them right now up 15% from last fall. jobs still getting 21% of responses and environment 14%. so now to some growing political crises that we watch out of puerto rico. unprecedented protests and more u.s. elected officials are calling for the governor of puerto rico to resign amid corruption allegations. the last straw for puerto ricans appears to be a leaked group chat in which the governor and his inner circle made sexist and homophobic comments including a joke about cadavers accumulating after hurricane ma ray. the governor has apologized but refusing to step down. i want t

candidate joe biden, sanders, kamala harris and elizabeth warren firmly in that group -- and, then, of courbuttigieg with his huge fundraising number h solidim in the position of the pop tier. ist wood open but we're seeing the solidification around the top tie and along those i think it's anybody's game. >> i want to talk about senator harris and the issues with her race. i have been talking to civil rits leaders an democratic voters who are saying these attacks in qstion of whethe she's black enough are simply racist, birther-ism 2.0. they're trying to make the distection of pople kidnapped from africa, did your boat land in jamaicar the united states, it's very offensive to people in this country. what do you make of the fact that donald trump, jr. is making these attacks >> it's not just donald trump, jr. who deleted the tweet and insisted i was just asking a question of whethere.t's tru it's also katrina pierson, a spokesperson for the campaign, that says kamala harris isn't a real african-american, in one of her tweets. and this is part of a pattern of trying to, in a way, depress african-american support for someone who is potentially a very strong rival to president trump. y

. >> joe, i can't imagine what was going through your mind for four days as your wife is missing in the woodsng this time? >> well, progressively every day, i was starting to lose pe. i became a man who was half a man. i couldn't imagine a life without her.as i w so unhappy and so depressed, i had to keep my act together. i needed to do everything i could to help her. yesterday, i was the saddest man on the planet, and today, i'm the happiest man on the planet. it's acl mira i got my wife back. and i didn't think it was going to happen. i startedopo give up on the fourth day. that's why we were leaving the mountain at that point. >> well, it's an incredib story. thank you so much for waking up early to all of you, i know you must be so happy to have her backome with you. and i hope you get some rest today, too, because i know it's out there. we appreciate you getting up early. >> sure. >> great to see you. thank you very much. let's turn aow and getther check of the weather from al. he's down at kennedy space center on a very big day there. al. >> that's right. 50th anniversary of the moon la

joe bastardi says quakes like these are impossible to predict and the aftermath more difficult to gauge. good to see you, joseph if you're in california, in that neck of the woodssee aftershocks, what do you tell them? >> listen to what the geologists saying, seismic scientists are saying. they're spot on right. you get a major earthquake like we just had, as things settled behind it there are aftershocks. they have to constantly to be monitoring this what can happen with something like this is, one of the aftershocks, arrangement of the earth underneath could spawn another major earthquake. that why folks are so nervous in california also. it is on a natural earthquake belt. by the way there are other areas of the country, cape girardeau, missouri, charles son south carolina, believe it or not, where there are earthquake faults there led to very destructive earthquakes in those areas too. so it is part of nature. neil: yeah, it is interesting you have fought over the years hurricanes and typhoons and the rest but when it comes to earthquakes, totally different beast certainly to predict, huh? >> it's a lot more difficult to do that i read a couple papers on cl