tries to discourage all band behavior that increases air pollution it's trying to increase bus and metro of 1 all abilities trying to spike up parking fees so people don't take out their cars one of the most iconic and eye catching measures has been overall joshing a measure called the audi vin scheme where guards with number plates with license plates of either at an odd number or an even number are allowed to come out onto the streets every alternate did this is again going to be implemented in a couple of weeks but unfortunately in the past it's basically been seen as a way of reducing congestion perhaps the deduction because of the dated response action plan has not been that dramatic with we're going to have to wait and see again this year if the graph or the grid response action plan can be more effective and more strict on the meter this is a problem but don't those every year this time of the year one going to talk to once and for all. well british a ping that's important to note is that the steady air pollution problem is gone to the contributions to air pollution coming in from vari

michigan, wisconsin and iowa either have no major metropolitan states, iowa, none of iowa's 99 counties is in 1 million plus metro area or those major metropolitan areas are a lower percentage of the state total. consequently that proved to be fertile ground for donald trump and treacherous ground for hillary clinton. >> host: the book is titled how america's political parties change and how they don't and our guest is michael barone who has been on this network many years. joe is joining us from new orleans. good morning. >> caller: good morning. tagging on to what you were just discussing about the voters in areas with the electoral college, i feel that president obama described that area of the country aptly as saying they cling to their bibles and their guns and that has proven to be good. i also think tagging on again to things republican members of the republican party, economic status is changed to lower income people and donald trump, i think, played up to their fear of losing white privilege. >> guest: the way i see it it is fear not so much of losing white privilege, we don't have racial segregation man

of u.s. metro areas will see area average climate-related losses of at least 1% of g.d.p.ith some projects to lose a staggering 15% of g.d.p. j.p. morgan's c.e.o. jamie dimon has said, and i quote him here, business must play a leadership role in creating solutions to protect the environment and grow the economy. so it's interesting yesterday in our senate select committee hearing to have a witness put up this slide. this slide shows the positions on climate change, regulation, and registration of climate change legislation. green is supporting climate change legislation. opposition is red. we were talking about the u.s. chamber of commerce, which has been identified as one of the two worst climate obstructers in america as a trade association, the u.s. chamber and the national association of manufacturers take the prize. and we were looking at how strange that is because their membership doesn't have the position that they take, so we're going to continue to explore why it is that the board members of the national association of manufacturers and the board members of the

of our metro area. but in the southern suburbs in 2016 he won that district by 1 1/2 points. strength is going to be there. we've been on the ground since june and do everything we can to flip minnesota and deliver our 10 electoral votes to the president. the first time for minnesota since 1972. >> bill: we'll see how the rally goes down tonight. thank you for your time. jennifer carnahan runs the republican party in minnesota. thanks for coming on. >> sandra: heavy bombing underway in northern syria as turkey continues its assault on a u.s. ally there. seven civilians reported dead so far and thousands more are on the move for safety. so what happens next? >> bill: apparently they're on the court in shanghai. battle lines drawn between the nba and china with the league trying to prove it is not pandering to beijing. an update on the story. that's coming up shortly. [son]: who are you talking to? [son]: that guy's scary. the first item on the list is selecting a chairman for the... for the advisory board what's this? as well as use the remaining... child care options run out.

1 million to subsidize lyft rides. i thought uber and lyft were doing we will without our help. gave money to d.c. metrics one of the most mismanaged metros in the country. let's see. national endowment for the arts. we spent $25,000 on a museum to hollywood. if there's any person in the country who really does not need anymore adoration and the taxpayers to pay for adoration, it is hollywood. but you spent $25,000 bidding building a human. so i guess they can appreciate themselves even more. in order to combat homelessness in l.a., we paid to tut on plays. if you're homeless, it must make you feel better to watch street performers performing a play in front of you. we also paid to put on dances with cars. now while that may sound entertaining, it might be that we have other things we might want to spend that money on. we're told every year we couldn't possibly cut any spending. there's no way we could do it. and i put forward these spending proposals because i ran for office and said we should balance the budget. i actually believed when i ran and i thought i'd get harder and i thought there would be momentum and republicans they all tal