michael mann book game big is recasting. the artist also has a day job was in late there's a committed presidential advisor and get to affairs you are. presenting the 7 so the real man who can bring love and peace in a ghetto he's mean and to walk for the people to bring them to bring them in government is programmed to get to use them. until they fill out a man was a friend of bobby one real name robot child the musician who is trying to unseat president museveni in the 2021 elections. and. the jury enjoyed more than a decade of successfully making music together. but just doesn't trust his former band mate to lead the nation so butcher mine is backing with 70. i can't be so sure about what we wind in one with a politician no. i can't support these ideas and i never thing i and the president was 70 has a record of using music to mobilize supporters he even went to the recording studios himself i some say that this time getting up close to artists is a direct attack strategy on his new pop stop political point. but as much 7

we have professor of atmospheric science, michael mann.lk to me about when scientists come one these studies and they research them and come to their conclusions and there's some confidential medical information that's in it, why would they not be willing to disclose that medical information? why would they not be willing to be more transparent with that information with the government? >> thanks, katy, it's good to be with you. and the administration's been very clever here in trying to frame this in terms of transparency. but as you alluded to, he they've got the scientists caught in a catch 22 because there are legal restrictions. there are very good reasons that the identities of individuals are protected when it comes to epidemiological studies and tox logical studies that attempt to look at the impact at various atmospheric pollutants. you need to protect the confidentiality of the actual individuals who are part of that study. realizing that, illegally releasing the confidential information about individuals, or being unable to use

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they're being sued by climatologist michael mann for defamation.ent by judge alito, he said if the court is really is serious about the first amendment, they should have taken this up. so they can come back, but they'll have to go through all this litigation and stuff which has an effect on robust debate. paul: dan. >> the world anti-doping agency is the group that polices the use of illegal sports-enhancing drugs in sports, and this week its compliance committee recommended that russia be totally banned from the upcoming summer olympics in tokyo because of its abuse of those rules and perhaps from other world championships in sports such as soccer. this is a really harsh ruling, and if it happens, it means that russia will not be able to participate, but i think it's merited given the idea that russia thinks it can play by its own rules in sports or, frankly, anywhere else in the world. paul: given the nature of their cheating, it really is. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us@jer on fnc. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of

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officers issued an arrest warrant for michael mann well yesterday and well turned himself in to day. >>the race for san francisco district attorney's tightening up again with 92% of the vote now counted. there is a new leader in the ranked choice voting contests kron four's dan kerman reports. >>sudden turn in the race for san francisco district attorney's as of friday, they have counted an additional 26,000 votes and now chase dean has taken the lead over suzy loftus leads are now buy a 156 votes in the ranked choice voting contest since i've been here these are the at this point in the county. this is the closest fred i've seen as you know he had trailed loftus by 2200 votes on wednesday and by 879 votes on thursday, but now as i mentioned he is in the lead by a 156 votes so we've got about time. 15,500 more ballast to bring into the account so looks like we'll have a final count sometime mid to late next week. but the head of elections says they will likely not certify this election for another 2 weeks that san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>time to switch gears now

between climate change and geopolitical impacts are hard to prove conclusively, climatologist michael mann has an even bigger concern. >> syria is suffering from the worst drought in at least 900 years, and that drought forced rural farmers into the cities like aleppo. it creates an environment where terrorist organizations can more easily recruit people, and that is the context in which isis formed. >> leading to catastrophe. up next, perhaps trump's biggest lie. >> the whistle-blower's been very inaccurate. the whistle-blower got it all wrong. >> it was a four-pinocchio claim. he said it 29 times. may 1 of '75... the magic moment. congress really democratized wall street... i wanted to have a firm that wanted to get everybody in. because people couldn't access wall street. we wanted to be agents of change. for the better. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. well you remember what happened last year. you can't bring a backup thanksgiving to my sister's house. it's no

has been dragged through legal help for years by, what by any measure would be public figure, michael mann>> it's a good question. .. >> but there are protections at verile early stages of litigation that allow a court to throw out meritless cases and there are insurance policies that are in play to help fund media companies in their litigation defense costs. and if an award is ever actually achieved in litigation. so the notion that the press is going to be completely inundat inundated, you know, in an economic way or is currently being inundated in an economic way, i just don't see that. and you compare it to the real damage that defamation causes the families, to livelihoods. you know, everyone loves a really free press and a consequence free press when the camera is n

the national review has been dragged through legal help for years by a would be a public figure, michael mann? >> it is a good question. i'm not the intimately familiar with this. i have litigated against the new york times and i know these major media outlets get lawsuits filed against them, but there are procedural protections at early stages that allow a court to throw out meritless meritless cases and there are policies that are in play to help fund media companies in their litigation defense costs and if an award is actually ever achieved in litigation. the notion that the press is going to be completely inundated in an economic way, i just don't see that and you compare it to the real damage that defamation causes the families, the livelihood. everyone really loves the free press when the camera is not pointed at them. it's easy to be a huge supporter of press freedom when you actually have and have that happen to you. >> let me i'm wondering whether you have yet to address the problems that you know >> i'm whether it is necessary to overturn sullivan or have a standard that includes gr

i had michael mann on last hour talking about the environment and one of the things was the u.n.eport and one of the things he said could jumpstart progress on fighting climate change is to put a price on carbon from a policy standpoint. what would that look like? >> reporter: well, there is plenty -- nice to be here, katie, happy black friday. there are plenty of ways that policymakers have sought to price carbon. the most straightforward way that you've probably heard of is a carbon tax. and that's something that even republicans have proposed in our latest congress. there are other pricing mechanisms in california. we have a system here called cap and trade, which sets a cap in terms of the amount of emissions that certain industries are allowed to emit. and then they're able to trade those carbon credits that get generated underneath the cap at a set price through an auction. that's another carbon pricing mechanism. on the subject of agriculture, there's also a lot of action in states to implement strategies called a low carbon fuel standard, which actually requires that peop

for michael mann well the program's treasurer, he turned himself in to authorities yesterday. 5 days since election day and there's still a few races in san francisco that haven't yet been decided. chief among them is the race for san francisco district attorney's and there's still more than a 1000 ballots left to count. kron four's christine it a troll live now from san francisco city hall with an update on that count. christina. >>now this has been the big race of so many people have been keeping their eyes on and it is incredibly neck to neck, let's go and show you some of those numbers actually we have a foot a graphic here that we want to show you up on your screen take show you exactly how close that it is now right now we've got chess and he has the outright lead for the first time in this race with 92% of the vote. now on top of that that will to progressive routine leads against inter mta. suzy loftus by 156 votes this is something that is just under 200 votes of how close it is the good and check out these numbers we've got 78,809 2 78,653 votes. the majority of vote