every tree is a sign against the cumorah the mafia that rules in naples and company. the mafia the base is the mafia is hanging the country out to dry or they bring the. plants to dedicate it to the my fields victims planting them also means bringing them back to life which is it worth your. brains over and suppresses an entire region. and tonio wants to oppose them and fight for a clean and just italy and this is also what he wants to convey to the teenagers to reach you by merely opposing the maffia means watching your surroundings and if your future is supposed to be better than our current situation well the report wherever the mafia goes they bring pollution death a lack of security and a loss of jobs so when we fight against the mafia this means we must create alternatives out there with the mafia and even. school lessons during the break there are daily discussions on current issues like plastic or environmental pollution that many teenagers like tito from vincenza find this important at the end of the day he says it's about his future in italy and on this plan

i flew in naples, italy during the kosovo war. i flew throughout the arabian gulf, supporting the fifth fleet. in the arabian gulf, and then i was at the headquarters of the commander-in-chief of the u.s. navy europe. there, i was on the battle watch floor during the run-up to the iraq invasion. >> you're also a russian policy officer. what did that entail? >> i handled all of the interactions between the united states navy and the russian federation navy, including some of our nuclear treaty obligations and some of the exercises that both the navies did together. >> what did you do after the navy e? >> after the navy, i went back to law school at georgetown and served in the u.s. attorney's office as a federal prosecutor and an outreach and reentry coordinator. i helped to start the district of new jersey's first federal prisoner reentry court. helping people coming out of our federal prisons successfully reenter our communities. >> what inspired you to go to law school? rep. sherrill: i think i have long loved serving the countr

want to join for 4 years right and i said i sure do and it was one title of a killer running like naples and here was a marine barracks for over a span you are going to spain. sir 2 times that i really. did not have to go to vietnam during the sixty's. c in army green. and then you. name from the united states i was born in a small town of 5000 inhabitants in pennsylvania. electronics was my hobby but my parents couldn't afford to send me to college so i enlisted in the navy. during the final training sessions and into spanish air force sergeants told me just go to spain where there are a lot of pretty girls there will be this by use by me or which of my head eboni them which are bonita so i said ok then i'll go to spain little baby as luck would have it us when i was assigned to kano post a submarine support ship because i was a specialist in measuring equipment calibration and there was a laboratory on board to service the submarines are said. that. there were only 2 grains st the grand isle. way downtown from the base and everything else we just think feels like. special because it wa

since we got to naples airport last night, we had absolutely no information. no help, no staff anywhere. hopefully, after last night's escapades which was basically after waiting nearly five hours, about to board the plane and being told all the food was spoiled and we weren't allowed on the plane. tonight, things at heathrow are getting back to normal. but at europe's busiest airport, virtually every take—off and landing slot is full. so a fairly minor issue can cause significant disruption. loudspeaker: we would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you. 0n the railways, the chaos of last night calmed. but with overhead cable still damaged, few trains on the midlands mainline and tricky journeys. i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire. i should have gone from sandy in bedfordshire up through york, it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. services cancelled too on the eurostar today — not the ideal start to her weekend. in around ten minutes, i

political as i don't and i was happening at the same day today in berlin brussels belgrade paris naples madrid side imo these are older all the all the venues all our people think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. are you nervous about speaking on stage how does this fit in with your normal life this is normal life. they should be. but don't philosophers just sit in the room and write for some of them tell me what you do sometimes they write books. but they also this also go through refugee bans and so if you think you're a new kind of some of the city i don't have time to think about myself anymore and most of. the stuff will believe me a speaker i'm going to fuck is this people. where do we get the how from this side we're going to. thank so as you know we are going to listen and to have a conversation with you major intellectual. way here. so please welcome them both on state. very hard to thank what they learnt from julian assange is that you have to be consistent maybe sometimes you have these temptation to feeling th

officer rega was buried in his hometown in naples in the same church he was married less than two monthsa photograph of one of the teen suspects shows him blindfolded while in custody. this photograph leaked to the press raising concerns about how italian police handled the arrest. we go live to rome, tracking the latest developments. teens are saying this was an act of self-defense. >> reporter: that's right. behind me is one of the main police officers. in half an hour, they're going to start a press conference. it will be the first official word we've had about these events. up to this point, it's been piecemeal. one of the things we're expected to hear a lot about is what that interrogation entailed. as you mentioned, the photo of the suspect blindfolded has caused a lot of concern. the police tell us they have identified who put the blindfold on that suspect, and he has been put on administrative leave. one of the things that's most important about this press conference today, i think, is going to be the murder weapon. they're prepared to describe it. we've seen the document they're

this is mourners applauding as the casket of a 35-year-old officer arrived for his funeral near naples. at the mass was held in the same church where he was married just six weeks ago. the officer was stabbed to death friday in room while investigating the theft of a backpack and possible drug deal. two bay area teenagers are under arrest for the crime. they are both graduates of tamil pius high school. italian police say they confessed. they say that he stabbed the officer in self- defense. the arrest warrant says that he allegedly pulled out a knife and striking the officer several times. in italy, somebody involved in a murder can be charged for it even if they were not the one carrying out the killing. italian police are investigating, showing this photo before his interrogation. human rights are condemning this. italy's intervenor minister says the only victim is the officer. the family says to feed cbs news that they have had no contact with her son since friday. >>> back here in the bay area, the trial of the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire is wrapping up. state and county pros

truck mourners applauded as the casket of a slain italian police officer arrived for his funeral naples. the mass was held in the same church mario cerciello rega was married just six weeks ago. the 35-year-old officer was stabbed to death friday all investigating the theft of a backpack and a possible drug deal. two american teens from california are under arrest for the crime. gabriel christian gabriel natale-hjorth and finnegan lee elder who police say confessed during interrogation. the arrest warrant details how elder pull out a knife, striking the officer multiple times and that gabriel natale- hjorth denies the the night. somebody can be charge for murder even if they were not want to carry out the killing. italian police are also investigating this photo showing gabriel natale-hjorth blindfold before his the italy interior minister said the only victim to cry for is the officer. city palm, cbs news, london.>> elders family told cbs news they have had no contact with their son since friday but they have been in touch with the u.s. state department. let's get a check on the weathe

15 years he's had his own lines night he finds his fabrics in milan and has them cut and sewn in naplesaccording to his specific ations after all he knows something about the craft. some customers will say the sleeves are too long or they'll say i wear it like this but if i don't like it i'll say no we have to shorten that dress by this year i'll bear admired everywhere. witnessed major historical events on the islands could just and in 1909 when the berlin wall fell and east germans came pouring onto the streets to seize it gave away tens of thousands of euros worth of clothing on a single sunday. every friend did something for the former east germans i thought to myself i'll bet you have to do something to feel that i let more and more people in and we serve them all i ask everyone what would you like a suit with a sport coat or trousers or a leather jacket. they all said leather jacket. 15 minutes later i didn't have any leather jackets left and. mind of the day i gave the east germans a wonderful sunday treat indeed the heart of. the news quickly got around among germany's social an

political as i don't like what was happening at the same day today in berlin brussels belgrade paris naplesmadrid said i am well these are all the all the all the venues all our people think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. are you nervous about speaking on stage how does this fit in with your normal life this is normal life. they should be. but don't philosophers just sit in the room and write for some of them tell me what you do sometimes they write books. but they also do this with both refugee and said you think you're a new kind of some of the city i don't have time to think about myself more so i'm also stressed the struggles believe me a speaker i'm going to fuck is this people. where do we get in from this side because you. have thank you so as you know we are going to listen and to have a conversation with you major intellectual. way here. so please welcome them both on state about 10 years very hard to thank what they learnt from julian a sandwich is that you have to be consistent maybe sometimes you have these temp

mario charge yellow radio was buried in his hometown near naples the casket carried from the same church where he was married just 6 weeks ago. italy's prime minister called the 35 year-old officers death, a deep wound for the state on would say at a news conference officials said churchill was unarmed that he had left his gun in his locker by accident. they also expressed regret that a leaked photo of the other defendant. gabriel christian that holly your earth was shown blindfolded and shackled to a chair. police say was to prevent him from seeing evidence in the case rome's republican newspaper called it an affront to the moral values that hold up our democracy. police say the incident began when the boy stole a backpack from a man after he allegedly sold them fake drugs. the man reported the theft to police who sent an undercover officer. the boys reportedly told a judge that church yellow did not say he was an officer and that he attacked them. these pictures show them at the time of their arrest at a luxury hotel less than 100 yards away. police say they discovered a knife stashed

slain italian police officer he was hailed as a hero at his funeral in his home town not far from naples that service held in the same church where mario ray got married less than 2 months ago. italian police say he wcs stabbed to death by 2 american teenagers after he tried to recover a backpack following a botched drug deal. reagan had just returned to work after his honeymoon. 2 american teenagers have been jailed, we know they have ties to the bay area they went to high school in mill valley. an italian judge says one of the teenagers is claiming now that he stabbed reagan because he feared he was being strangled, you're looking at a picture of the officer, but the judge says the 19 year-old did not have and the marks on his neck. >>all right it was a very hot weekend around the bay area but set see how things are shaping ahead. yeah we're going to start to cool down very nicely here the sea breeze but north that time of year where the ocean's waters start to warm up enough. the head of the line islands guess what we've got a storm to watch out for this one eric that is now spinning

that funeral taking place near his home town in naples at the same church he was married at six weeks ago. they reported that the italy military chaplain said he lived and died to safeguard others. as far as what led to his death alleged by the two north bay teenagers. 19-year-old finnegan lee elder and gabriel horth tried to extort a hundred euros and drugs but when plain clothes police officers arrived to confront the suspects, they struggled with officers and that is when rega was stabbed 11 times. eventually dying from the injuries. the a.p. is reporting this morning that elder told the jue after he felt pressure on his neck. however the judge said elder did not have any marks on his neck to indicate that this happened. the judge also saying that hjorth told involves that he used a knife and then washed it. now while both teenagers remain in custody there is another investigation after these pictures emerged showing one blindfolded and handcuffed. policeis theelves from the release and disclosure of the photos and carrying out an investigation and they confessed to the stabbing an

join for 4 years right and i said sure again and it was one time all day care over london england in naples and here was really varies from spain are going to spain. so a 2 time so that i really. did not have to go to vietnam during the sixty's. c army green. the name from the united states i was born in a small town of 5000 inhabitants in pennsylvania. electronics was my hobby but my parents couldn't afford to send me to college so i enlisted in the navy for my view during the final training sessions into spanish air force sergeants told me just go to spain which there are a lot of pretty girls there by news which i'm heavy bonython which of bonita so i said ok then i'll go to spain will be as luck would have it us when i was assigned to kano post a submarine support ship because i was a specialist in measuring equipment calibration and there was a laboratory on board to service the submarines that said lisa. there were only 2 main streets that grand all the way downtown from the base and everything else we just think feels like. special because it was like back home they remind me of. pri

also something which we could call the rebel cities it's not only the law it is now this if you're naples out of war zones a war on could be a model for europe as such in the sense that going from bottom up from the municipal from the local level we could come to a national level and even change your role on these transnational international level in a moment of the cases then look at the got going arsalan espana is unable go back yes and canal unless a human global they likely sees the light the mccarthy format is the unifying theme but as regards latin as in the market at the guy and i know i see on a lot if nothing and then we're not going amico here and. that i'm spot n.c.r. and i name it i see on the al pretty but i don't get any more 2nd fender and i'm going under skewer this case on this that name and some idea that upper left here don't last you like there's one of many stuff you must have got and they're going to guess how much of what i want is that put in the dollars not enough this put them out and what they're saying about in the end there are many that are not into this give

mario charge yellow radio was buried in his hometown near naples the casket carried from the same churchhere he was married just 6 weeks ago. italy's prime minister called the 35 year-old officers death, a deep wound for the state on would say at a news conference officials said churchill was an arm that he had left his gun in his locker by accident. they also expressed regret that a leaked photo of the other defendant. gabriel christian that holly your earth was shown blindfolded and shackled to a chair. police say was to prevent him from seeing evidence in the case rome's republican newspaper called it an affront to the moral values that hold up our democracy. police say the incident began when the boy stole a backpack from a man after he allegedly sold them fake drugs. the man reported the theft to police who sent an undercover officer. the boys reportedly told a judge that church yellow did not say he was an officer and that he attacked them. these pictures show them at the time of their arrest at a luxury hotel less than 100 yards away. police say they discovered a knife stashed in

mario charge yellow radio was buried in his hometown near naples the casket carried from the same churchhere he was married just 6 weeks ago. italy's prime minister called the 35 year-old officers death, a deep wound for the state on would say at a news conference officials said churchill was unarmed that he had left his gun in his locker by accident. they also expressed regret that a leaked photo of the other defendant. gabriel christian that holly your earth was shown blindfolded and shackled to a chair. police say was to prevent him from seeing evidence in

and i for the most happening at the same day today in their lane brussels belgrade but i wish paris naples madrid. well i desire all the all the all the venues all our people i think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. you know this about speaking on stage how does it fit in with your normal life this is normal. but don't last for just sit in the room and write for some of them tell me what you do there i books but also but they also this also go to refugee that you think you are a new kind of from us. i don't have time to think about myself. and was this 1st the world believe me or speak around the world focus people. from this side begin to. thank you. so as you know we are going to listen and to have a conversation with you intellectual. way thank you. so please welcome them both on state. very hard to. what they learnt from julian assange is that you have to be consistent maybe sometimes you have this temptation to feeling that you are not important that the powers are spiraling at the last and last thing when we occupy our

the highest suicide rates well political psychologist forbes will see joins us now by skype from naples in florida discuss this further and also role see what exactly would you say a mental health day would achieve well 1st thought nice to be with you and i think this is a good step forward i really believe that mental health in america should be tried all right so the answer your question i think what it will be achieved is to bring our ties mental health make you can make it something that on a go forward basis we're going to we're going to try we're going to make it happen in terms of treatment or people who have all types of mental health problems whether it's the pression anxiety personal anguish suicide or a whole array of issues that confront people every day. but this can't surely this can't simply exist on its own it's all very well taking a day off to reset but if there are underlying concerns they offer to you isn't going to isn't going to help much surely. well you know again to prioritize mental health is really the issue here and if you think about it people pay medical da

over the last 100 years this naples glacier has shrunk by nearly half and continues to retreat. i was here for 3 years ago for part of. the case it was here where we are standing now. i see 2 to use every year. and thomas want the world to know what's happening in iceland when the question comes from my little grandchildren grand grandma why didn't you do any. time i took her to. make the world think this plaque will soon be installed memorializing the 1st of iceland's glaciers to disappear it's a letter to the future initiated by a university in the us what are secrets. and it will be there when it is unveiled in 4 weeks time scientists have made it their mission just study the dying glaciers since the end of the 19th century the average temperature in iceland has risen by one degree celsius we. were mere minutes of cold to become warmer and warmer that's evident in all our model calculations. on the glaciers are melting more rapidly within 2 centuries old glaciers in iceland will have disappeared. you have got to respond to. the shrinking of the so high i'm a glacier has been

since we got to naples airport last night, we had absolutely no information.re. hopefully, after last night's escapades which was basically after waiting nearly five hours, about to board the plane and being told all the food was spoiled and we weren't allowed on the plane. tonight, things at heathrow are getting back to normal. but at europe's busiest airport, virtually every take—off and landing slot is full. so a fairly minor issue can cause significant disruption. would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you. 0n the railways, the chaos of last night calmed. but with overhead cable still damaged, few trains on the midlands mainline and tricky journeys. i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire. i should have gone from sandy in bedfordshire up through your, it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. services cancelled too on the eurostar today — not the ideal start to her weekend. the new owner of house of fraser says several stores will have to

since we got to naples airport last night, we have had absolutely no information, no help, no staff anywhere escapades, which left us waiting four or five hours and then boarded the plane and were told the food whisper than we were not allowed on the plane. a damaged rate also caused problems for the whole uk airspace. it meant for a few hours today, fewer landings and ta ke — offs hours today, fewer landings and take—offs the hours today, fewer landings and ta ke—offs the country. hours today, fewer landings and take-offs the country. this is the busiest weekend of the year for airports, airlines and railway companies. and unfortunately, thousands, tens of thousands of people, will be waking up on saturday morning thousands of miles from where they need to be. and after the chaos on the railways yesterday, fewer trains today. rachel faced a trickyjourney.” yesterday, fewer trains today. rachel faced a tricky journey. i am heading to harrogate in north yorkshire. i should heading to harrogate in north yorkshire. ishould have heading to harrogate in north yorkshire. i should have gone from be

we both served in naples, italy at the same time. i was supporting the sixth fleet and he was supporting nato. we met, ended up getting married, have four kids, so that has been part of the reason, a big part of the reason, i ran for congress because not only was i concerned about the future of the country and where i wanted to see it go today, but i am concerned about it over the next several decades because of my kids in the future i want -- and the future i want them to have. greta: how old are they? rep. sherrill: 13, 12, 9, and seven. greta: you are busy. rep. sherrill: i am busy. [laughter] greta: did you always want to be running for office? was that part of serving in your mind? rep. sherrill: no. i always wanted to serve, and i did that. that is why i entered into the navy. then, i went back to work for the department of justice. yet, i have to say, serving in congress did not enter my mind. with four school-aged children, it did not seem like a natural progression. however, when i thought about the values i grew up with and

since we got to naples airport last night, we had absolutely no information.capades which was basically after waiting nearly five hours, about to board the plane and being told all the food was spoiled and we weren't allowed on the plane. tonight, things at heathrow are getting back to normal. but at europe's busiest airport, virtually every take—off and landing slot is full. so a fairly minor issue can cause significant disruption. radio: would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you. 0n the railways, the chaos of last night calmed. but with overhead cable still damaged, few trains on the midlands mainline and tricky journeys. i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire. i should have gone from sandy in bedfordshire up through york, it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. services cancelled too on the eurostar today — not the ideal start to her weekend. sports retailer sports director has published its delayed financial results and reported a fal

on monday the funeral will be held in a small town near naples in the same church where he was married in early june. >> such a tragic story there. thank you, barbie. >>> the woman next in line to be puerto rico's governor does not want the job. the secretary of justice tweeting she does not want to be governor of the u.s. territory saying in spanish that she has no interest in occupying the position. vasquez was next in line for the job after ricardo rossello resigned. the man who was next in line resigned. >>> beijing finally addressing the deepening crisis. in a news conference following eight weeks of furious protest, riot police firing tear gas and rubber bullets as the two sides fought battles in residential areas. we're live in hong kong with the latest. ivan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it was a turbulent weekend in parts of hong kong. two days of protests. the police did not give permits for demonstrators to march and yet many of them did and these devolved into violent clashes between riot police and demonstrators. both sides resorting to the use of force.

florida, naples italy, you're going to be into the 90s as well you're going to see plenty of sunshine high clouds moving in and as we go throughout the day we'll also see some of the fog in san francisco, gradually clearing. we are going to keep some cool temperatures there with highs in the upper 60s. oakland today up to 73. 93 concord. in san jose expect a high of 86 degrees. our temperatures will be heating up over the next few days so expect more hot weather even into the weekend. by sunday we're back up to 97 degrees. >> announcer: one >>> one year out on the plaza is sponsored by xfinity, this is beyond wi-fi this is x-fi >>> and now back to our celebration of tokyo 2020 one year away today. the games going extreme adding skateboarding as an olympic sport for the first time it's bound to draw attention in more ways than one, especially because of the three-time olympic champion snowboarder who also happens to skateboard, shaun white. we'll talk with shaun in just a moment first more about shaun in one of the newest olympic sports. >> you got it! >> reporter: you can find them gr

these are two other special kind of tomatoes near naples that are very interesting and kind of have aial pizza. >> right. >> there's a movement to be traditional. >> right. it's spreading around the world and it's beautiful because it supports the city of naples and supports an old tradition. a little bit of coarse sea salt. >> there's one thing we're not putting on here, that's cheese. >> that's right. this is all a way to highlight the dough and highlight the tomatoes from that region. this pizza, real quick, i'll show you guys. this one would have fresh tomatoes like this, really quickly then we use smoked mozzarella. >> a little bit of the arugula. >> how do you get them in the oven? >> we use a peel, like the metal flat handled -- >> like that one. >> do you want to come over and i'll show you? >> are we going to try to put one in. >> try it. >> i'm going to need your assistance. hold this. >> okay. >> nice. that was great. >> thank you. they call that the slide, i think. >> then we put this one in. >> let me put a little bit of oil on it. okay? like that. >> i'll let you put it

we're going to try to go back to naples and make this work. >> do you have any reason to believe that anything bad may have happened to her? >> that would be my worst fear. >> but thanksgiving day came and went. no stephanie. an overstretched local police force called in the colorado bureau of investigation. greg sing adar was the agent that answered the call. he was standing beside the shallow, blue river, staring at what looked like a lump of snow on some rocks. >> there was several inches of snow on top of her. and you could see the body underneath the snow. >> it was stephanie all right. but how did she get here? >>> coming up -- >> it's a whodunit. i had at least three viable suspects. >> any one of whom had potential motive? >> absolutely. >> when "secrets in the snow" continues. " continues. la is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you

since we got to naples airport last night, we have had absolutely no information, no help, no staff anywherewaiting four or five hours and then boarded the plane and were told the food was spoiled and we were not allowed on the plane. a damaged rate also caused problems for the whole uk airspace. it meant for a few hours today, fewer landings and ta ke—offs across the country. this is the busiest weekend of the yearfor airports, airlines and railway companies, and unfortunately, thousands, tens of thousands of people, will be waking up on saturday morning hundreds, thousands of miles from where they need to be. and after the chaos on the railways yesterday, fewer trains today. rachel faced a trickyjourney. i am heading to harrogate in north yorkshire. i should have gone from sandy in bedfordshire up through york. it should have taken an hour and a half to two hours. it's going to take me, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. we would like to apologise for any inconvenience. services were cancelled in different parts of the country, but the worst disruption was on this line, whe

>>mario charge yellow radio was buried in his hometown near naples the casket carried from the same churchst italy's prime minister called the 35 year-old officers death, a deep wound for the state to show them that would say at a news conference officials said churchill was unarmed that he had left his gun in his locker by accident. they also expressed regret that a leaked photo of the other defendant. gabriel christian that holly your earth was shown blindfolded and shackled to a chair. police say was to prevent him from seeing evidence in the newspaper called it an affront to the moral values that hold up our democracy. police say the incident began when the boy stole a backpack from a man after he allegedly sold them fake drugs. the man reported the theft to police who sent an undercover officer. the boys reportedly told a judge that church yellow did not say he was an officer and that he attacked them. these pictures show them at the time of their arrest at a luxury hotel less than 100 yards away. police say they discovered a knife stashed in a ceiling panel and that it was the one el

his funeral yesterday was full to overflowing under the streets of his home town near naples. 19-year-oldelder was said to have carried the knife in his luggage from america and told investigators thought it was being attacked. something that has been dismissed by authorities here say his body showed no signs of struggle. the other suspect, gabriel christian the tally hjorth, was in this image blindfolded and handcuffed the prosecutor was asked about it. [speaking italian >> translator: carabinieri commanders at the highest level have defined this photo is a serious and unacceptable fact. the prosecutor's office has made the necessary inquiries to ascertain what happened. >> harris, the prosecutors and carabinieri today said the actual interrogation, which happened after that photograph was taken, was carried out to buy the book. there were translators and lawyers on hand, but that is their side of the story for now. we have so far not heard about this particular instance from the family of either of the suspects. as far as we know, harris, they have not yet had a chance to visit their su

naples madrid. well i desire all the all the all the venues all our people i think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. you know this about speaking on stage how does it fit in with your normal life this is normal. for you but don't last for just sit in the room and write for some of them tell me what you do there are books but also but they also do this also go to refugee that you think you are a new kind of from us. i don't have time to think about myself. and was this 1st the world believe me or speak around anybody focuses people. and then we get in from this side we're going to. thank you. so as you know we are going to listen and to have a conversation with you major intellectual. way here. so please welcome them both on state. very hard to. what they learnt from julian assange is that you have to be consistent maybe sometimes you have these temptation to feeling that you're not important that the powers are smiling at the last and

just for a second, think of what summer in tucson or naples, florida, or austin, texas is going to be like in 2040 if we keep going this way. >>> yesterday kirsten gillibrand released her plan which could make fossil fuel companies financially accountable. today billionaire hedge fund manager tom steyer released his plan and he joins me now. tom, this is something you worked on in the past. what is the main thrust of the plan. do you have hard caps for phasing out and getting to zero net emissions by 2045? >> we do. but chris, i think the biggest change in my plan is that it's an attempt to turn the page on the national climate conversation from plans and conversation to concrete action day one. >> how so? >> my plan includes declaring a state of emergency and using the emergency powers of the president from the first day that i'm in office to make sure that in fact we deal with this in realtime. >> does this mean like emergency in the way in which the president is currently attempting to use an emergency declaration to reappropriate funds for the wall? >> it is some of the same power

also something which we could call the rebel cities it's not only barcelona it is now this is your naples had a war zone so on could be a model for europe as such in the sense that going from bottom up from the municipal from the local level we could come to a national level and even change your role on these transnational international level in a moment a case is then look at the got going arsalan espana isn't it would go back yes and in and. they likely see is the immigrant here for man is the unifying theme but as regards latin as in the market at the guy and i know by theone a lot if we're in the field then we're not going to go in. that i'm spot in here and i may make it a. pretty but i don't get any more 2nd fender and as an undersea you have isn't this that lame and some idea that upper left here don't last you learn this stuff you must have got out and they're going to get as much of that one is that put in the dollars not enough this put them out and what they're saying about in the end there are many that are not into this gives effective i meant it would up by say that i found