he invented the worldwide web, not al gore. in 1991 he launched the first website.ward today. it is the computing equivalency of the nobel prize. the honor comes with a $1 million prize funded by google. >>> and some children in san francisco were enjoying a coding competition. students from st. thomas the apostle school placed 5 th in the wonder league robot iks competition. they competed in the 6 through 8 age bracket. the online requires teams to design solutions for science and technology challenges. >> it's never too late to celebrate opening day. >> yeah, especially when it invofrlz a different kind of baby boomer. that story is next. >> but first we want to thank abc 7 news viewer for this picture of a flock of seagulls. up close and personal with the lens. >> nice. share your pictures with us using social media >>> >>> i'm alma dates. cming up at abc 7 news at 6:00, a bay area murder suspect is poised to get out on bail. the amount she has to put up is beyond staggering. also a look back at the speech dr. martin luther king, jr. made 50 years ago today. some

al gore. he has a new film and for a change it is not in his underpants. his climate change real of lies and inconvenient truth.the movie predicted that the planet would be gone in 10 years. yet 11 years later, al gore releases a sequel. so dino proved al gore wrong? al gore! [laughter] anyway, we happen to have the trailer for this highly anticipated new film. [video] in a world where nobody in the media question one man's opinion on global warming. the man now has a sequel. it was just 11 years ago that he said the world would end in 10 years. unless earth acted on some awesomely ridiculous proposal. now he is releasing a second film proving to all that he was wrong. we are still here. and he was completely incorrect. and a new unicorn writing a skateboard. al gore, leonardo dicaprio and david matthews. inconvenient truth number two. more lies from --. >> jamie, i want to ask you, should that run the reputation if you predict the world is going to end 10 years ago and you're still around 11 years later making another movie? >> i don't see your point. you

al gore. he has a new film, for a change it is not in his underpants. it is a sequel to his climate change real of lies, inconvenient truth that will be persisted that the planet would be gone in ten years. yet, 11 years later court releases a sequel. you know who proved al gore wrong? al gore.[laughter] [applause] we happen to have the trailer for this highly anticipated new film. >> in a world where no one in the media questioned one man's opinion on global warming, thatm man now has a sequel. it was just 11 years ago that he said the world would end in ten years. unless earth acted on its ridiculous proposals. now, he is releasing a second film, proving tall that he was wrong and we are still here and he was completely incorrect. al gore, leo dicaprio and daven matthews.th >> inconvenient truth two, more lies. >> i want to ask you, shouldn't that ruin your reputation if you if end ten years ago when you're around 11 years later making another movie? >> i don't see her point. who would be more for global warming like me? help him it's freezing there.

the fact when you have al gore saying that the polar bears were disappearing because of the melting arctic ice and that's unfound. the details are not factual and that's what you have to point out and he's making money off of it. eric: let's stick to the science, to the facts. not this hyperbole, you'll be drowning in lower manhattan and the polar bears are gone. the water dirty and the air smog-filled. that's not happening and we should address it. get to rachel. >> how making my dishwasher inefficient help ka jakarta or hurricane sandy. it doesn't. the hysteria is to get us worked up about it so he can make money and barack obama and liberals can control us through big government programs, but it's not doing thinking. >> these are alternative facts and #alternativefacts. eric: here could be alternative reasoning behind the hysteria, put up the full screen, look at the amount of money we've spent the last few years on this global warming, clean energy program. richard $126 billion, it's very profitable to be in the global warming hysteria business. >> eric, this is not hysteria, this is real facts. we're all-- you're a capitalist,

try to remember a time in which the question of climate change was not declared a consensus. in 2009, al goreof course a declared there was no debate actually around but in 1999, he claimed there was no debate, that there was a consensus. what's interesting is in his 2009 statement on this he claimed that as late as 2002 there was still an actual debate but there was to longer any debate. but several years before 2002 he himself was saying the debate was already settled. this issue almost always is accompanied almost instantaneously i claims of consensus. it was the same thing in the 1970s with global cooling. 1977, 1976 the media report said virtually all scientists agree on that. you hear that kind of language, science says, or scientists agree. first of all, science does say anything. it's an institution. when you're scientists say, your to think which ones? is that all of them? these are the kinds of signs i would argue to look for if it is based on objective evaluation of the evidence or is this actually some kind of click or social dynamic. last couple. when the scientific issue is used

not yet. what about al gore?e secretary about al. >> what would you tell al gore. >> i don't argue that the climate is changing. i don't argue that man is having an impact on it. but you can't have economic growth and clean up your environment. al gore and i probably disagree that government has all the answers. ainsley: jesse, you are like the hardest working man now. have you got this 8:00 show on saturdays and now you will be joining the 5:00 moving to 9:00 p.m. you will be sitting where eric bolling is because is he moving to 5:00 p.m. all these changes. >> carry the torch for eric. 9:00 "the five." ainsley: when do you start is that. >> monday night making the debut on "the five." very honored to be there. steve: great that you join us. have great weekend thinking up what to say on monday. >> thank you very much. it's going to take time. ainsley: i always love to hear your opinions. you will be perfect for that show. brian: i'm fully in support, too. [laughter] steve: coming up, he is out in the hall. gerald

. >> jon: let me interrupt to say that as this vote on judging al gore such as underway, we believe that the senate does not have the vote, at least 51 votes, to confirm neil gorsuch to the highest court in the land. we expect the final vote will be 55-45. our 52 republican's in the senate, but three democrats are expected to vote with the majority. those are heidi heitkamp, joe mansion, and joe donnelly. all the moderate democrats, all of them facing challenging reelection bids next year and states president donald trump one this last time around. do you suppose voters will look kindly on those three democrats for voting with republicans to confirm? >> i don't think it's going to help them with democrats. they may be finding them sums a little short on campaign funds. you have to look to your conscience and your constituency when you're making a vote on a nomination like this. >> julie: vice president pence will be presiding over this. that's pretty much confirmed, that there won't be a tie. >> no, that's not going to happen. still, this is a most historic moment because you have conservative thinking perp

not like they expected other people to surround him. he is president because of his children. dagen: and hour from now, what have you got? change are liberals like al gore cashing in on global warming? mark cuban is here in joining our brand-new segment on artificial intelligence, we will see you at 11:00. dagen: the president's supreme court pick gets a vote next week, someone here says having neil gorsuch on the bench would be good for your bottom line. >> trump goes after the freedom caucus. bad for america? catch the last response on media does. dagen: voting on the supreme court's supreme court pick and someone says a win for dagen: supreme, showdown, voting against the president's pick for the court, unions campaign against judge neil gorsuch, you say that proves a win for him as a win for job creators. >> i think so. what job creators want is a judge who enforces the law and doesn't go beyond that. the critical case was trans am trucking, had a trucker who left the truck even though the company said no because it was freezing temperatures, neil gorsuch said i don't know if the decision was a wise or kind one, that is not our job. our job is to de

not doing an interview right now. jesse: do you stand to make any money from cap and trade? jesse: al gore won't talk but energy secretary rick perry will. north korea threatening to turn the u.s. to ashes. what's it really like inside kim jong-un's world? it's all fake news. wait until you find out what's marine le pen has a slight advantage. that wraps it up. now back to "watters world." >> i worked in the coal mines 37 years. a man who wants to working finds work in a coal mine. they are said and done with coal. nobody will be able to afford to live. we all work for a living down here. it's like work kicked to the side. i mean, makes you feel like a piece of dirt, it's what it makes me feel like. jesse: that was one of west virginia's coal miners who president trump promised to put back to work. earlier this week i had the honor of sitting down with rick perry for his first interview since becoming secretary of energy. well come to "watters world." >> i made it. jesse: the regulations you were con frojts when you came on board. tell me about those what you have done to loosen the reins

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say that they are passionate about the earth but not compassionate about the people that live on the earth -- i think it is ridiculous. when you have al gore, the big science guy who sells tv to al jazeera. and takes a jet over. >> i want to ask you, bobby. this march for science is the same kind of scam where you scope out the obvious good. i march for peace, love, diversity and if i disagree with you, than i am evil, right? science -- if i don't like my marching for science, then i am antiscience. >> anyone who doesn't think the climate is changing, i can't agree with you but i don't know the outcome. that is the problem to make those predictions. science -- the federal government has over the last 40 years poured money into science in the university, whether you like it or not -- breaking apart the atom. the government has incredibly important roles to play in this. you have to keep pumping money into science because look at what nasa does. >> you are proving my point, that if you come out against the climate change dogma, you are saying i am against science. i am not. >> you are stigmatized, lose funding. >> that is where i don't agree

al gore and joe biden. i look at the number 4%, mark murray the pollster, i'm not, when i look at the president's numbers, when the numbers for congress, republican congress and those horrifying numbers, if you're the speaker of the house, i think 4% doesn't sound like a lot. how do you read these numbers? >> well, look, i think we're a long way from 2018 and i think voters will make a decision as we get closer to that. i think right now the question is, is donald trump delivering for the voters who elected him? he made a bunch of promises in the campaign and made promises he would deliver things in 100 days and he hasn't delivered those things, chris. that's the way presidents are judged. fundamentally they're judged do they keep their promises, deliver the kind of results that they said they would deliver and right now donald trump is coming up short in a big way on that. that's what you see in the low approval numbers. >> let's look at, for example, the wall. we all know what he said on the campaign trail and he said it every single day that he was going to build this wall, they were saying he was still goi

their while and make it that they're not casting a vote that is going to cause them political hurt burn later. >> right. >> remember 1993, bill clinton and al gore made democrats vote for an energy tax that had no chance of passing the senate. shea vote e this could be the same situation, voting for changes, reducing these guaranteed benefits that have no chance of passing the senate and still i think it's fair to say there is no democratic challenger anywhere in the country that would be afraid of running against this bill. >> and wait for the ad. they will play that over and over against them. lynne, thank you. jackry, ron, we appreciate it. still to come house republicans take another swing at repealing obamacare. are they going to have the votes. we will have a republican congressman on next who is still a no. he'll explain why. also lawmakers come up with a plan to prevent a government shut down for a week. so what about that border wall. >> reporter: >> united airlines with a big report about what happened on the airline. they say mistakes were made in this process. really? you think? and now they have come up with some new procedures. wai

al gore. but clinton has been throwing out hints that she plans to be part of the discussion, even if she's not running, she plans to sort of continue to express her platform and the things that she thinks is important. now, she was talking about lgbt rights this evening. it would be interesting to me to see if she picks different -- other components, economic components, climate components to see what her overall message is to be -- what she wants it to be for the party. >> i want to hear from you, alice. >> i think the secret would be for tom perez, the head of the democratic party, would be to try as much as he possibly can, incorporate the bernie sanders wing of the democrats as well as hillary clinton and barack obama. that's the secret recipe for success. >> and that way they would be able to continue to push their message leading into 2018. what we saw in georgia, and the cd 6 race. we saw not necessarily a referendum on trump. but the republican that won, she didn't embrace trump fully, she didn't fully support him. i will go to washington, i will be a conservative, i will be a check on

and i think people like al gore and hillary, they separate themselves too much from that actor role they think is required and don't use -- they're not in their body as much, that is kind of an acting term. and then trump is so comfortable he could be sitting on a toilet like lbj and give a speech. >> solid lbj reference there. >> i think we have some pictures we want to show, we're not going to dip into sound yet because we have determined that this is not interesting enough per se. but it is a legend called bernstein, at this juncture he is handing out awards so it's more symbolic. but after the awards, we all know after that comes the party, then the after-party, and after that we get a daly show comic. so we'll fit in a break so we can carry it live, you're watching msnbc's white house correspondents dinner coverage. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums they carry your fans shpassions, hopes, and dreams.s. and maybe, a chance at greatness because shoulders were ma

i can remember vice president al gore in 2004 in a private meeting talking about the risk of north korea. we've sort of let it go, chris. president trump is not a person to let things go. and if they get ballistic missile capability that can reach northern california on his watch, that would be devastating. how about american innocent people harmed by ridiculous homicidal dictator? >> do you think the president is willing to do a pre-emptive strike on north korea? >> i can't answer that. >> you need the ships there before that. >> he is sending a signal of muscularity. what he is doing is probably at the surgical intersection of the right thing. here is the message. if we had to strike first, he's the type of person capable of done that? i believe he is. i believe he had terrific meetings with the president of china. my guess is the diplomatic solution is the best solution. my guess is they will figure out something here to deescalate kwha what's going on in north korea. >> anthony. thank you. >> he's poking at me. >> it is a poke-fest over there. >>> what's the next move in syria? democratic senator chris coons has some advice for the presid

al gore. i would also like to thank our sponsors for their support of the free expression awards dinner. this evening would not be possible without your wonderful support. i would also like to think some of the people in the room, and commended them for their work. actually, i would like to thank all 400 of you, but that won't possible. kathy mayor williams -- catherine merrill williams has always been a great support counsel. [applause] alberta, president of the knight foundation and former board chair is here tonight. there's alberto. [applause] his own leadership and the knight foundation support has been absolutely essential for the newseum. i would also like to welcome our friends from the charles koch institute and the aclu. not many organizations can say that. [laughing] and marty baron is in the house. [applause] >> the freedom forum will honor marty with the excellent in the media award in june in this room. congratulations, marty. [applause] the mission statement is those 45 words engraved in a 75-foot marble tablet in the front of our building. we welcome more than 800,000 people a year who visited

not political, is slightly fanciful. you are probably too young to remember this, but back in 2000, the supreme court decided in the election race on al gore could mean you get summary more extreme nominated next amara nth you get summary more extreme nominated next amaranth and stop lots of supreme courtjustices have only been confirmed with 5253 votes. not a lot of bipartisanship on that court. but you are right, america is becoming more stream, i suspect. court. but you are right, america is becoming more stream, i suspectm was the chads. i remember that. —— more stream. you would think that all of these issues like north korea, and what else have we got on our plate, she's in pain visiting, al sisi is here and the supreme court justice, that might al sisi is here and the supreme courtjustice, that might be what the president trump was tweeting about but not so much. this is what he tweeted out this morning. he won! why is he still going on about hillary clinton?! rather than thinking about all those other things. the problem with this of course, christian, it means he is focused on theseissues christian, it means he is focused on these

not. and i think it's a challenge for people. you know, there are some who have pulled it off come lynn powell, al gore -- al gore has had a traumatic impact on the environment being out of office. i don't know. but i intend to keep, raise the money, if i can, and have the resources to continue to have a team so i can engage and speak out and who knows where it's all going to go. mr. cook: janet hood from "the wall street journal," sitting in the cheap seats over there. >> thanks for being here, governor. i have to follow up on that last thing, you're keeping a political team in place in case you run? gov. kasich: i hope to. advisors and -- you don't come up with stuff overnight. you have to examine issues. you have to kind of work at this stuff. you have to work at communicating the right way. i mean, the -- >> so you'll be ready to run if the opportunity presents itself? gov. kasich: it's not ready to run. maybe. but it's not about ready to run. it's a willingness to be heard and a need to be heard if you think things are going to the wrong direction. but you know, i have a team that's removed from my office. -- they have nothing

not be happy. abby: joining south korea for the conduct military drill. liberal elites on a mission to save the earth. al gore'swith fans at climate march on saturday. leonardo dicaprio also marching while holding a sign of a manila folder of every climate change is real. this despite dicaprio's use of jets to travel the world for pleasure. the fifth largest yacht from oil tycoon on solar power. i love that. i love the hypocrisy. pete: i love that didn't have enough time to put together other than a manila folder. abby: he must've learned from you, pete. abby: what will the next 100 days bring for the president and the american people? transfer plus, how much of schumer's 100 days. leading democrats to do as president size. true to class can you say zuckerberg 2020? ♪ usaa gives me the peace of mind and the security just like the marines did. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can

not in the cards. >> i said maybe bloc association. let me talk about bill diblasio. i painted the roof white in queens with al gore.r electricity bill goes down 25%. next time you fly in or out of laguardia, virtually every house in all of new york that's low and has a flat roof has had its roof painted white now. >> that's cool. >> no. everybody has done it because for the cost of two cans of paint you cut your electric bill for 25% forever. people are doing it. it's being driven, i keep coming back, from the bottom up. the federal government gets all the press. they talk about is it real, isn't it real? it doesn't make that much difference because the public wants to have more, better clean air, water, that sort of thing, lower cost of energy. >> when mike did that, the media made front of him. >> absolutely. i was on the front page just like that. >> blown up like a balloon? >> i was a clown or something, i think. >> nypd, how safe is this city, despite what the justice department is saying? >> if you were -- the day that bill diblasio, who i don't want to talk about my predecessor or successor. i made that comm

not if both sides but in this case the democrats are going to enforce an auto cratic agenda. you're right about red state democrats, when i was growing up in tennessee in the '80s, al gore was thentirely flipped and almost impossible for a democrat to have a plausible chance without having -- >> because the national party has been autocratic and gene robinson they big footed candidates that may not go straight down the line. i always tell the story of going to kentucky in 1998, trying to help a republican and deep red part of kentucky and lindsey graham and i were there and going around to republicans who were having a hard time. we go into kentucky and i'm like, why are we landing in this part of kentucky? i pulled the guy aside, what's your money, what's your message, what message are you driving right now? how's your ground support? answered those all correctly. let's look at your opponent. how bad is he on the second amendment? oh, he's pro second amendment. but on pro-choice -- partial bish birth abortion? he's pro-life. buddy, you're screwed because he was economically moderate, but he was socially conservative and you give a lot of voters in the south the opportunity to