new trouble for scandal plagued scoot pruitt. >> who is scott pruitt? >> he was an attorney general from oklahoma who made a pattern of suing the environmental protection agency. >> a show of hands, those of you who kind of hope that administrator pruitt will just sort of make the epa go away. washington d.c. should not be in the business of picking coal or natural gas or wind or renewables one over the others. it should be making things regular for all those in the industry. that's what we're committed to do in the epa. >> i love coal and energy country. they love scott pruitt. >> clearly scott pruitt was not a fan of regulation or of the epa or of the environment. he was an embarrassment from day one. >> mr. pruitt is facing a dizzying number of ethics issues. >> allegations of a sweet heart deal for a $50 a night condo from lobbyists in d.c. >> accusations of secrecy and close ties to industry plagued him. then an unexpected invitation. the meeting for pruitt and the wynns and wendy heartily whose son kevin was a contractor. >> i handed him pictures

achieve pruitt overseas -- chief pruitt overseas the fire investigation section. captain matthews is our district -- she heads our district inspectors. mary shea is our admin captain. she is located at headquarters. she oversees a number of things including operational permits, high-rise inspections, fire complaints, residential care facilities, schools. captain harold is at our plan check section. a very difficult job. the whole end to end, whether it be the planning review, rejects, all the way down to water flows, we're getting data for spengler science. that falls under captain harold. captain russell at s.f.o., again , i mentioned there was a large capital improvement project that she was involved with. captain ken kaufman is next to her. next to him is mike pat, our housing special projects team. and we brought our fire protection engineer which is a core member of our team. i always get his name wrong. i just call him come all -- i just call him kamal. we are open to any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you very much, chief. at this particular ti

about a viral mental rx -- about environmental programs, she talked to her husband and not scott pruitt. the epa sent and requested information, they included her spouse on the response. in addition to official calendars, mr. craft participated in at least four meetings with u.s. or canadian government energy and environmental officials. is staggering. she underscores the trump administrations total respect for the work of our diplomacy, diplomats, and for the united nations. taken together, ambassador cross -- of information as and renders her unfit to serve as the ambassador to the united nations. in a world of growing challenges, the american people deserve a serious, thoughtful, proven leader to represent their interests at the united nations. they deserve a leader who can leverage the united nations to advance our national security and a more prosperous and safe world. they deserve a leader who will put the interest of people over profits of their family. kelly craft is not that leader. for those reasons i will vote no and encourage my colleagues to vote no. democrats supported the

with me today is chief pruitt chief pruitt, he manages plan checks. so just a little recap, in 2017, we put out a formal interpretation in defining high-rise buildings. typically high-rise building is defined as a measurement from the lowest point of fire department access, to the highest occupied floor level. the interpretation stated that a rooftop deck was considered an occupied floor when measuring 7r or not the building was a high-rise building. obviously there are many implications to this. the codes are dramatically more conservative and restrictive for high-rise buildings. there's a lot of reasons for that. the past fire marshal, who is now retired as of july, we have a new interim state fire marshal , i had gone up and met with him and his deputies twice, and had multiple phone calls. this is one of the issues we talked about. and from those conversations, the fire marshal at that time told interpretation for further consideration and review. it has recently come to our knowledge that that same interpretation now has been reposted. nothing ha

pruitt backed down and put the protections back in place., another private meeting, this time with the president himself has led to yet another win for the mine and removal of environmental protections for this pristine watershed. >> one of the most troubling things for the administration >> on the environmental side, this disregard of science, they're gutting science cross the agencies, cross the departments, cross the government. >> even if scientists are advising you, mr. president, this is very dangerous to the environment, to the fisheries, to the state of alaska, if the president decides that's the decision. >> that's the decision. >> reporter: and the only recourse is for environmental groups to sue. >> you'll have a host of lawsuits. i'm convinced. >> >> reporter: alaska's governor is a huge trump supporter. he's met with his several times. he sent this letter to the president asking for a long list of epa reversals including the clean water 404 veto, a direct reference to pebble mine. a member of his staff used to work on the projec

after a lack of scientific debate behind the reversal, pruitt backed down and put the protections back himself, has led to yet another win for the mine and removal of environmental protections for this pristine watershed. >> one of the most troubling things about this administration on the environmental side is this disregard of science. they're gutting science across the agencies. across the departments. across the government. >> even if scientists at the epa are advising you, mr. president, this is very dangerous to the environment, to the fisheries, to the state of alaska, if the president decides, that's the decision? >> that's the decision. >> and the only recourse then is for environmental groups to sue? >> environmental groups, native alaskans. you'll have a host of lawsuits. i am convinced. >> reporter: alaska's governor mike dunleavy elected last fall is a huge trump supporter. he's met with president trump multiple times. sent this letter to the president asking for a long list of epa reversals, including what he called the clean water 404 veto. a direct reference to pebble m

after a cnn report exposed the meeting and lack of skrieskt debate behind the reversal pruitt backedt the protections back in place. now, another private meeting, this time with the president himself, has led to another win for the mine and removal of environmental protections for this pristine water shed. >> one of the most troubling things about the administration on the environmental side is this disregard of science. there -- they're gutting science across the agencies, across the departments, across the government. >> even if scientisting at the epa are advising you, mr. president, this is very dangerous to the environment, to the fisheries, to the state of alaska, if the president decides that's the decision. >> that's the decision. >> and the only recourse then is for environmental groups to sue. >> environmental groups, native alaskans they'll have a host of lawsuits i'm convinced. >> the gofrp mike done levy elected last fall is a huge trump supporter met with president trump multiple times. sent in letter to the president asking for pennsylvania long list of epa reversals,

threats that the known stupid for not complying with their set agenda concerning pruitt to gratian for the interests of the juices of industry groups may go groups for production and also to security over the next combatants for says the signing of the agreement more than under 50 x. for commitments. and the government hasn't done a great deal to really protect their security which is also the case for civil leaders including community leaders human rights activists were $500.00 since the senate with so many international critics but also colombian diplomats government representatives and especially before weathered the near korea group or been a political party have been very critical. all right he was joining us tonight from bogota colombia promptly appreciate your analysis thank you and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has canceled a weekend trip to poland as hurricane dorian approaches the u.s. state of florida currently a category one storm dorian is forecast to become a highly dangerous category 4 and coul

at reflection off team a day that these events. 2 minutes later double trouble for byron as marco pruitt's brushed off a clash of heads with pub to slot in past medical noir after a 12 with the b.'s a bitch. of the. this was practically the same bar lineup that one league last season so what was going on. suddenly a t one down and you have no idea what happened as it was by and seemed to be lacking a bit of focus as well as more options and ideas up front at times they were unrecognisable from their all conquering previous selves. it was no laughing matter. when it came to those crucial final balls it looked like biron were just guessing. whether down the middle or with their deliveries from the wings. but eventually biron did have a dangerous opportunity in the pair to box albeit courtesy of v.a.r. that's perched dr levin dosti down the pole stepped up himself to make it to 2 of them without 7 dossie byron might even have lost an opening match day for the 1st time since 2002 became close to grabbing a winner but was denied by new clash stock it ended in a draw. it defeated looking byron c

a dome 1st pruitt would presumably st lucie bring to the national association for the advancement of colored people. you know there's been some improvement the. state legislature did and you know then you have to let you have at things like what the urban league is doing on a site where in the quick trip was things they don't want to deal with unemployment mail thing given the training and given the background you know those are improvement but then that a day is equivalent to a prison in those in trying to call the flu. the racial make. them police department i mean the stance earlier dramatically changed well. most of the significant achievements we have achieved in this country as relates to the civil rights advancements the vandeman joining them happened you do the legislature do chords and so. the rule is that we get in the day that happened those could not have happened without the protest the willing to sacrifice themselves because they had a day the brutality they suffer and we took that of course and got favorable ruling somebody had to had to be on the receiving end in. you

>> kyle pruitt has studied males and females who had that involvement very early on and he found he lookedt control groups of those who didn't have that father involvement and that differs not only in early years but in premature birth. boys and girls with fathers attending to them when they are born prematurely are released from the hospital more quickly. they have better motor functioning, developing iq scores that are higher much more quickly so every single age i want to make clear this does not mean mothers are not important, the children who do best have mother involvement and father involvement and checks and balance parenting. the mother says it is too soon to climb a tree. in a couple years you can climb the tree. dad says let her climb a tree. it will be good for her and mom and dad start negotiating saying they can climb the tree but not beyond this point or you have to be right under the tree in case jimmy or jane falls or give me a cell phone so you don't get distracted. that allows children to be able to make decisions about what risks are appropriate or inappropriate without

>> kyle pruitt has done studies on males and females who have father involved very early on. and he is found that he will for control groups. the father involvement differs by the way, it is true not only in early years but it is true and premature birth. boys and girls who have fathers attending to them when they are born prematurely, our release from the hospital much more quickly. they have better motor function they have higher iq scores, much more quickly. at every single age, the importance want to make it clear that this does not mean that mothers are not important. the children who do best have mother involvements and father involvement. they have what i call, checks and balance parenting. the mother says sweetie, is to say free to climb a tree. maybe in a couple of years you can climb that tree. dad says let him climb the tree, let her climb the tree, it will be good for her or him. and so mom and dad start negotiating and saying, they can climb the tree but not beyond this point. or you have to be right under the tree and case jimmy or jane falls. and rather way giv

. >>> a group of gay youtube creators has sued youtube, accusing the pruitt company of g some videos. now, the plaintiffs use the argument that we are hearing more and more, that youtube is behaving like a monopoly. you want somebody to see your video, you have to put it on youtube. >>> take a look at this, a facebook post from a mac book pro users whose laptop caught fire. apple has recalled a certain number of this is laptops. the faa has banned those laptops from flying. so the ban covers 15-inch mac book pros between december 2015 and february 2017. >> i don't floe when mine was made, so for goods in sake, look it up. you can check by the serial number. they banned samsung phones for a while. people getting on an airplane told they can't bring a phone with them on vacation, do you think they'll say i won't, or -- >> won't say anything. this would get more and more dangerous, as people don't realize they have these dangerous products or they're not telling the truth. >>> new rules for pilots flying for united airlines. starting now the airline won't allow pilots to drink within 12

after they exposed the meeting and the lack of scientific debate, pruitt backed down and put the protectionsnow another private meeting, this time with the president himself has led to yet another win for the mine and removal of environmental protections for this pristine watershed. >> one of the most troubling things about this administration on the environmental side is this disregard of science. they're gutting science across the agencies, across the departments, across the government. >> even if scientists are advising, you mr. president, this is very dangerous to the environment, to the fisheries, to the state of alaska, if the president decides, that's the decision? >> that's the decision. >> the only recourse is for environmental groups to sue. they'll have a host of them. he's met with president trump multiple times. sent this letter to the president asking for a long list of epa reversals, including what he called the clean water 404 veto, a direct reference to pebble mine. a member of his staff used to work on the pebble staff in public relations and at epa headquarters, andrew whe

assistant chief pruitt, i called you captain. last time i hear i did that. -- last time you were here i did that. we sit next to each other a few weeks ago at a luncheon and got to know you a little bit better. thank you. i have one little thing. the nine inspectors, is that working out? i know that has been a controversial number since i got on the commission. it has gone up and down and been everywhere. >> investigators. >> the nine investigators. >> we strive to have twaddle on duty at all times. when we have nine, sometimes there are three. we're trying we are trying to be efficient and be mindful of our costs associated with our service. again, it is all about striking a balance. at this time, we still have budgeted, nine positions. >> and they are not overwhelmed? >> no, not to my knowledge. >> it is being managed. that is why the caseload is being maintained. >> and i see in your report that there are no greater alarms. more of that, the better it is, i guess. it must stress you. >> obviously i think roof decks are great a

they went to washington, to the epa when pruitt was still there. they keep doing it. lowe's, home depot saying you are selling a product that killed dozen of people. you have got to stop doing it. many retailers stopped doing it. subsequently the government banned it at the retail level but you can still buy it commercially. it is still out there. there is a weird nuance where they want to leave it out there. >> they say it is okay to buy commercially, just individuals can't buy night hear the. that product, again a product we know is lethal, has killed 64 people, is still available at the commercial level. >> sanjay, thank you. >> i hand it over to

in 2017, president trump's first epa administrator scandal-plagued scott pruitt, cancelled protections after a private meeting with the ceo. after the meeting was exposed, true t pruett backed ground and put the protections back in place. now another private meeting this time with the president him has led to another win for the mine and remove of environmental protections for the pristine watershed. >> one of the most troubling things about this on the environmental side is the disregard for science. they're gutting science, across the agencies, across the departments, across the government. >> even if scientists at the epa are advising you, mr. president, this is very dangerous to the environment, to the fisheries, to the state of alaska, if the president decides, that's the decision? >> that's the decision. >> and the only reof courcourses for environmental groups to sue? >> environmental groups, native akins, you'll have a host of lawsuits i'm convince. >> reporter: alaska's governor dunleavy is a huge trump supporter. sent this letter to the president asking for a long list of epa

they went to washington, to the epa when pruitt was still there. they keep doing it. they essentially went to the retailers and shamed them. lowe's, home depot saying you are selling a product that killed dozen of people. you have got to stop doing it. many retailers stopped doing it. subsequently the government banned it at the retail level but you can still buy it commercially. it is still out there. there is a weird nuance where they want to leave it out there. >> they say it is okay to buy commercially, just individuals can't buy night hear the. that product, again a product we know is lethal, has killed 64 people, is still available at the commercial level. >> sanjay, thank you. >> i hand it over to crishris co and "chris cuomo and "primetime." >> his toxic tongue is galvan e galvanizing the left. we're going to debate that. we also have mayor pete. he's care to make the case he needs. and he has a plan for you on one of the most pressing problems. mental health perform. we have a lot of new information on one of the most impressive interviews of my career. a for

they went to washington, to the epa when pruitt was still there. they keep doing it.nd shamed them. lowe's, home depot saying you are selling a product that killeds dozen of people. you have got to stop doing it. many retailers stopped doing it. subsequently the government banned it at the retail level but you can still buy it commercially. it is still out there. there is a weird nuance where they want to leave it out there. >> they say it is okay to buy commercially, just individuals can't buy night hear the. that product, again a product we know is lethal, has killed 64 people, is still available at the commercial level. >> sanjay, thank you. incredible report. watch cnn's special report, a toxic tale tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. it is very important. only here on : >>> folks these changes have real effects. look forward to seeing that. first the news continues. i hand it over to chris cuomo fore cuomo primetime. >> i am chris cuomo. welcome to primet

a dome 1st pruitt and presumably st lucie bring to the national association for the advancement of colored people. you know there's been some improvement the. state legislature did and you know then you have to let then you have to things like what the urban league is doing on the site were in the. things they don't want to deal with unemployment mail thing given the training and given the background you know those are improvement but then that a day is equivalent to a prison in ocean trying to call them through. the racial make. them police department i mean the. stance and dramatically change well. most of the significant achievements we have achieved in this country as it relates to the civil rights advancements the vandeman joining them happen you do legislate to do chords and so. the rules that we get in the day that happened those could not have happened without the protest willing to sacrifice themselves because they had a day the brutality they suffer and we took that of course and got favorable ruling somebody had to had to be on the receiving end in. you know when i look at where