book announced mr lamb every week on t.w. . starts rising people fight for some of the money he's out of luck when there's a flood water comes up to your waist going to close fast to everyone but. a lack of water is equally dangerous. to send people to see people moving south so they can plant crops and trying to meet. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you could not write any up or going to matter if you want a problem or the federal. climate exodus starts september 5th on d w. cut. this is d w news live from berlin to world leaders gathered for the g. 7 summit in the french city of jarod's they're hoping to reach a consensus on arranged. issues including global trade climate change and iran's nuclear program the divisions are deep and it's unlikely the u.s. president donald trump will join ranks with his counterparts also coming up. brazil sends in the army to battle forest fires and across latin america demands are growing louder for more.

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mr. lamb's experience, representative lamb, when he said he was not on board, what was the reaction from those in attendance? guest: there were some people pressuring him on impeachment more than others. town halls that everyone comes with their issue. people who wanted him to support impeachment were pretty angry. they sat down and shook their heads and could not see any compromise on that issue. there are people who wanted to talk about medicare for all, which is something else mr. lamb has been hesitant to support. other moderate democrats have been hesitant to sign on to that. people were very angry and could not see any middle ground there. like i said, these things, these meetings and town halls, can actually influence a congressperson's stance on an issue. it will be interesting to see what happens when congress comes back to washington in september. host: one of the town halls you profiled was mike doyle, democrat of pennsylvania. he looked at the topic of climate change. guest: he did, and that is dother thing lawmakers during the recess. the kind of pull out issues they really

protesters are calling for a controversial extradition build to be scrapped not just suspended and for mrs lamb to resign from her current position but she is refusing to go and denies that her government has lost control of the territory an australian writer detained in china since january has been formally arrested on charges of espionage he's yang hang june he's been held for the last 7 months in quotes harsh conditions in beijing according to the australian foreign minister yang was a former chinese diplomat before becoming a naturalized australian citizen in 2002 the penalties for spying range from 3 years in jail to the death penalty israel appears to be amassing troops on its borders with lebanon and syria israel has carried out air strikes against iranian backed groups in lebanon iraq and syria in the last few days lebanon's president described it as a declaration of war those are your headlines up next is al-jazeera world i will see you very soon about. and. let's have our la mamma welcome to show you the. sad. thing that fic if they shared with the film the film oh. as well as them th

mr. lamb's experience, representative lamb, when he said he was not on board, what was the reaction fromhose in attendance? guest: there were some people pressuring him on impeachment more than others. town halls that everyone comes with their issue. people who wanted him to support impeachment were pretty angry. they sat down and shook their heads and could not see any compromise on that issue. there are people who wanted to talk about medicare for all, which is something else mr. lamb has been hesitant to support. other moderate democrats have been hesitant to sign on to that. people were very angry and could not see any middle ground there. like i said, these things, these meetings and town halls, can actually influence a congressperson's stance on an issue. it will be interesting to see what happens when congress comes back to washington in september. host: one of the town halls you profiled was mike doyle, democrat of pennsylvania. he looked at the topic of climate change. guest: he did, and that is dother thing lawmakers during the recess. the kind of pull out issues they really ca

because trump won it in the past, or do democrats start to look at that as a blue district because mr. lamb won it and he's also facing a different kind of pressure which is are you going to step up. >> this is exactly the conundrum that democrats are facing politically. i think one of the things that's so important about representative underwood coming forward a few days ago and saying she was going to support the inquiry because she is also representing one of those districts. trump won. i think she unseated a four-term republican. six-term republican. he also came out in favor of the inquiry. i think part of what they're doing here is saying we know that we have to be democrats because we were elected as democrats, although we have these very complicated districts. but part of it is because our constituents have to be served by leadership. sometimes leading means doing the right thing and using your leadership to explain to your constituents why you think it's right. >> and build support for that lane. stay with me. i am going to bring in as promised california congressman mark takano wh

mr. james lamb who is here with us today. [applause] and this event is hosted by the hotel council of sf travel but it really came together because of a lot of different people working on the event and i want to thank mayor breed and the city of san francisco and her team for partnering with us on this love our city event. so please give a big hand to them! [applause] we also couldn't have done it without our partnership with the public works department and larry stringer and darlene prom, fromand i want to thank all of m fork working with us. raichal gordan as well. their team has been incredible to work with. we also have, you can see the signs out here today, i'm going to call off and make sure we recognize the groups as well. each of our groups cbd. [applause] our tenderloin cbd. our fisherman warf cbe and our embarcadero and financial district group. and last but not least our soma groups. [applause] we know that you all clean up all you're long and daily around your hotels and businesses. and it really is a 24/7 job. we

mr. torres. >> thank you. chairman lamb, ranking member weber, members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the critical challenge of grid modernization and cybersecurity and the crucial research needed to create a flexible, more secure and more resilient u.s. power system. i'm juan torres understood as a social laboratory director for energy systems integration at the department of energy's national renewable energy laboratory in golden, colorado. i've been affiliated with the federal research and our national laboratory system for more than 29 years. in my current position i direct efforts to strengthen the security come resilience and sustainability of our nations electric grid. in addition i'm cochair of the grid modernization lab consortium or gmlc intently for the gmlc security and resilience research. i commend the committee for this time a discussion. given every aspect of our economy, our national security and critical infrastructure in the u.s. is deeply dependent on the reliable operatio

under unrest this was on vacation and we're seeing happening mr goh i want to take us now to the embattled hong kong chief executive carry a lamb because she's made keeping a low profile but she made an appearance earlier today let's take a listen to add a bit of a theory to sing us a conference and a question of whether miss lamb is actually acting independently from beijing will pick up the conversation on the other side of it. and what he told all say no more than anything until one could you want to see that it's called think what it is there is. but. you will recall that kind of made me feel like you know a place in the west. to have the whole. the. be. the closest to the beach and i think the whole place. and i continue to. work your piece be. quick i. was told the story it is not quite on my list to concentrate on these questions not been focusing at least money. but separate all this is an executive who is under extreme duress she's being challenge she can't answer anything is miscarry lamb a lame duck at this stage and is the real power just with beijing. well i mean i think that the atmosphere in the press conference

unrest this is on vacation and we're seeing happening mr goh i want to take us now to the embattled hong kong chief executive carry a lamb because she's making a low profile but she made an appearance earlier today let's take a listen as a bit of a very testing noosa conference and a question of whether miss lamb is actually acting independently from beijing will pick up the conversation on the other side of it do you have hope and what do you hold all the same any more than anything magician dylan one could you want to see that it's all of the questioning various times that. you've. made me see if. you have no way to put. the question. this was the. the. the. the close. to the asian i think the whole place. and i continue to. work toward the christmas season. for. your story it is a small part of my feelings to concentrate on these questions not in policing the police money. but suffering all this is an executive who is under extreme duress she's being challenged she can't answer anything is this kerry lamb a lame duck at this stage and is the real power just with beijing. oh well i mean i think that the atmosphere in t

willing to spend eight hours eating lamb and rice and pretending to drink - -.but holbrooke didn't drink. he had the patience to wait him out until finally he said, mr. president, you have to end the siege of sarajevo. i didn't understand how hard diplomacy was until i got into holbrooke's life. how much stamina it takes. picture it like climbing a mountain and being able to breathe at high altitude. so dayton was the great crown of his career. he thought it onto my nobel peace prize. he went to oslo to make his case, which you are not supposed to do. >> but it's very holbrooke. >> so clinton said, he probably would have gotten it has you not tried so hard. you look back at dayton and it begins to recede. so here's this passage. history is efficiently brutal with our dreams. nathan wasn't the highest peak after all. it wasn't the marshall plan for the opening to china. it solved a nasty problem but it didn't create anything new and big. for those who lived through the war who suffered on the inside or cared on the outside, bosnia was immense. it was all that mattered. but holbrooke dedicated three years of his life to a small war in an obscure place

mr. trump's skepticism .nd pressure you, c-span and thank you, brian lamb.ther countries have if theing with us is next administration comes in and tears up all the agreements the previous one made, it makes us unreliable. one of the problems trump has in breaking the agreement with iran that the obama administration longerted is iran no trusts us to keep any agreements since the next administration will break it. people judge you on your past .ractice willext administration ands and void any -- nix void any agreement. .hey are dealing with someone what is most troublesome is the behavior with someone like putin, a murderous dictator, and how he treats our allies with disdain. i don't recognize the republican party anymore. they used to be about no deficits and now we are $23 trillion in national debt with no policies in place. we no longer generate revenue. of that tax burden has fallen on the middle-class class and the lower middle class. this is a real economic shift in terms of where the revenue is. i have never seen so many homeless in my life and i thi

lamb chops you have no hair at all i'm with you, joe. >> like o'leary -- no, he's got some -- all right. >> hey, leave mr. wonderful alone.. >> i asked him - >> i'm going to grow my hair back. >> i asked him if he'd trade trudeau for trump in a new york minute he said. >> he's called the kind of glide path of what's going on with the trudeau administration many years ago. >> straight to zero is where he's going straight to zero. >> folks, thanks for joining us and good to see you. >> okay. >>> we have a lot more coming up in the last hour of the show includes becky's big interview with brian moynihan. >>> coming up, does the u.s. need more tax cuts we'll hear from president trump and then debate the topics straight ahead don't miss it tomorrow, the coverage of the jackson hole fed symposium. live interviews including th we have the philly fed president, we have james bullard. don't miss it. "squawk" returns in a minute >>> markets back in the green, futures pointing towards a big gain at the open with bond yields showing some stability. >>> the stimulus shuffle. >> whether or not we do it now or not is -- it's not being d