laura miller, ocean policy advisor for green peace north. thank you so much and we'll definitely be keeping an eye out when that window opens for treaty ratification. thank you, laura. thank you so much. a british insurance athlete. an environmental list has finished a historic swing, swim the length of the hudson river in new york. louis few covered more than 500 kilometers to highlight the need to protect the world's rivers. i'm sure 0 is gabriel elizondo reports of the on a recent morning lewis pw readies himself for another long day on the water. the endurance athlete an environmental activist, is in the middle of a 500 kilometer long swim down the entire length of the hudson river. in new york to raise awareness of the need to clean up polluted rivers around the world. i've been dreaming about assume like this down of big, big river many, many years. and i would open up a big access now look all over the world rivers in asia, and europe and south america in every way full and every single time it would come back to the hudson. it's a on

laura miller is the ocean policy advisor for green peace, nordic, she says, a global ocean treaty adopted in march. this year could make a change. if we do nothing, we can already see that the threats, the many threats to our oceans are growing more pressing by the day they have already pushed life in the oceans to the brink of collapse. we can talk about an ocean prizes or an ocean emergency. earlier this year, governments agreed a global ocean treaty that was a huge victory for the whole international community, as it gives us a very powerful tool to create ocean centuries. that would be free, perm her current for human activities and give marine life a chance to recover and to try and to adapt to the rapid changes that are already happening excitingly. next week i'm is going to be there's going to be a big day on the wednesday uh at the united nations general assembly when the, the treaty was opened to signature for the 1st time. so this is the 1st possibility for countries to sign which sign it, which means that they, they are willing to rectify it and willing to comply with, with its

john miller -- >> don't live coincidences, laura. >> john miller, so nice to see you. thank you. when we come back, can anything stop the runaway train that is hurdling towards a government shutdown, at 11:59 pm, on saturday, otherwise known as a minute from midnight? while michigan democrat debbie dingell is going to weigh in, next. >> tonight, speaker kevin mccarthy says the house will consider a conservative stopgap bill with border provisions on friday. regardless of whether he's confident the votes will be there to pass it daring hard-liners to vote against it. well hard-liners are not budging. here is congressman matt gaetz. once again threatening to oust speaker mccarthy. >> the one thing i agree with my democrat colleagues on is set for the last eight months's house has been fully led. and we own that, and we have to do something about it. and you know what, my colleagues will have an opportunity to do something about that too. and we will see if they bail out our failed speaker. >> let's talk about it now with democratic congresswoman debbie dingell. congresswoman, thank

. >> laura: i have to say steven miller is with us as well.teven, i mean, those numbers out of michigan for the average family there, and what's happened to them are devastating. and now we're going to apparently allow in millions and millions of others voters over the next year and if it's next four years 5 million mollie or something like that? stephen, how what is this doing to the average family's budget what they are having to spend every week and every month? >> well, they are getting attacked from all sides that's why globalization, open borders and going to be central in 2020. working families cannot keep up. they have low-skilled workers driving down incomes. they have run away, out-of-control spending in washington that's making their dollar worthless and they have trade policy that force american workers in michigan to compete with actual slave alicia in foreign countries. i don't care what kind of foreign policy you have, as long as you are competing with child labor and slave labor, american workers are going to use. that's the re

is very true and, you know, i wonder what they would say, probably laura coats, she talks a lot but she's got good teeth. john miller thank you so much, nice to see you of course. >>> former federal prosecutor, gene rossi and a scott bolden, gentlemen here we are on a friday night. we began the week talking about mehra ick garland and his weaponized, and the doj talking about just republicans what a fair shake they wanted to have for people. we have been combing through this indictment and looking through it and all the different charges. we've all been talking about it behind the scenes. i want to know what your reactions are to this indictment. you say this is a problem. >> it's seedy, it's sordid. >> which part the indictment or the allegation? >> the indictment and the allegations. the indictment i'm not impressed. so from a critical stand, it's all conspiracy under 371. this is like the governor bob mcconnell indictment. it's shiny it's new in the press and what have you. bus you have to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. you have to have an official act on bribery. i dare you to find in that indictment, w

it's very true, and, you know, i wonder what they would say, probably laura coates, she talks a lot, but she's got good teeth. john miller, thank you so much. nice to see you, of course. >>> i want to turn to gene rossi and a former chair of the d.c. democratic party. gentlemen, here we are on a friday night, we began the week talking about merrick garland and his weaponized system of government and the doj attacking just republicans and what a fair shake they wanted to have for people. we've been combing through this indictment and looking at it in all the different charges and, of course, as something in front of you, talking about it behind the scenes, what are your reactions to this? i know you say this is a problem. >> it's seedy, it's sordid. >> which part, the indictment or the allegations? >> the indictment and the allegations. the allegations, the indictment, i'm not impressed because from a criminal defense standpoint, i want to see where the there there is. for example, it's all conspiracy under 371. okay, this is like the -- governor bob mcconnell indictment, it's shiny, new, it's going to be in the press and

laura, appreciate it. >> i want to bring in chief law enforcement analyst john miller, and former fbi deputy director andrewabe. you both heard the conversation now, the idea of stressing him, trying to basically circle the wagons, so to speak, and try to use even psychological tactics to try to get him to peacefully surrender. that phrase, of course, sticks in my craw because this is a man who has already been sentenced life without the possibility of patrol i believe. john, when you hear about these mistakes that are being alluded to, i think five credible sightings, one man thinks he was actually in his home late friday. listen to what that man had to say. >> i woke up my wife. i said hey, i think there might be somebody downstairs. you know, get on the phone. what i decided to do was flip the light switch on and off three or four or fife times, pause, and then he flipped the light switch from downstairs three or four times, which was the moment of like oh my god, this guy is down there. >> john, what does that interaction signal to you? >> you know, that's a new one for me, laura. the idea of communicat

laura. i appreciate it. >> i want to bring in cnn chief law enforcement analyst john miller and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. -- trying to circle the wagons, so to speak, and trying to use either psychological tactics to try to get him to peacefully surrender. that phrase, of course, sticks in my craw because this is a man who has already been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, i believe. john, when you hear about these mistakes that are being alerted to -- five credible sightings of this man, one person thinks he was actually in his home late friday. listen to what that man had to say. >> i look at my wife. i said, hey, i think it might be somebody downstairs. get on the phone. what i decided to do was flip the light switch on and off. after about three or four or five times, pause. and then he flipped the light switch from down series three or four times, which was the moment of, oh, my god, this guy is down there. >> john, what does that interaction signal to you? >> you know, that is a new one for me, laura. the idea of communicating in moore's code three light switches w