they told me that off charleston, they're catching snook. snook is a fish you used to go down to ft. lauderdale to catch. now they're catching snook off charleston, and it's working its way up. redfish are being caught north of cape cod. in case the warming oceans and moving around of the fisheries and all that upheaval isn't enough, against rhode island shores, the oceans are 10 inches higher than in the 1930s sooner or later, another hurricane will come and give us a punch. i ask my colleagues, if you're genuinely interested in this issue, spend ten minutes for my sake on google looking at the images of what happened to my state in the hurricane of 1938. and then imagine what happens when that 10 inches that is there now and wasn't then of additional sea level gets stacked up further by storm surge and thrown against our shores. it is a potential catastrophe. the idea that i'm supposed to overlook this is preposterous. the idea that my side of the ledger doesn't count and the only side that counts is jobs in the coal industry, or jobs in t

they told me off charleston, they are catching snook. that is a fish you used to go down to fort lauderdale to catch. it is working its way up. redfish are caught as north as cape cod. in case the warming oceans and moving around of the fisheries is not enough, against the shores of rhode island, the oceans are 10 inches higher than the 1930's. sooner or later, another hurricane is going to come and give us a punch. i ask my colleagues, if you are genuinely interested, spend 10 minutes on google looking at the images of what happened to my state in the hurricane of 1938. imagine what happens when those 10 inches of additional sea level get stacked up further and thrown against our shores. it is a potential catastrophe. the idea that i am supposed to overlook this is preposterous. the idea that my side of the ledger does not count and the only side that does is jobs in the coal industry or jobs in the oil and gas industry is equally preposterous. the science out there has become spectacularly clear. even though there remains fringe. it is

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sweeping in now from the border from syria, as well. [ gunfire ] snooks isis forces continue sweeping iraq and closing in on baghdad. with substantial new gains in the north and west of the country. taking control of more towns and an iraqi air base in tal afar. isis now controls at least 70% of al anbar province where u.s. troops waninged a deadly battle against insurgents just a few years ago. but iraq's army is unable and in some cases unwilling to stop the i.c.e. advance. a senior u.s. defense official tells cnn the u.s. believes multiple iraqi divisions outside of baghdad have dissolved and are plagued by problems in morale, leadership, training and equipment. with the crisis worsening daily, secretary of state john kerry made an unannounced trip to baghdad where he met with iraqi leaders including embattled prime minister nuri al maliki. kerry said al maliki has agreed to a july 1st deadline to begin forming a new government. a requirement for u.s. support in fighting isis militants. >> the support will be intense, sustained, and if iraq's leaders take the necessary steps to bri

they told me off charleston, they are catching snook. fish you used to go down to fort lauderdale. it is working its way up. redfish are caught as north as cape cod. in case the warming oceans and moving around of the fisheries is not enough, against the shores of rhode island, the oceans are 10 inches higher than the 1930's. sooner or later, another hurricane is going to come and give us a punch. i ask my colleagues, if you are genuinely interested, spend 10 minutes on google looking at the images of what happened to my of 1938.the hurricane imagine what happens when those 10 inches of additional sea andl get stacked up further thrown against our shores. it is a potential catastrophe. the idea that i am supposed to overlook this is preposterous. the idea that my side of the ledger does not count and the only side that does is jobs in the coal industry or jobs in the oil and gas industry is equally preposterous. becomens out there has spectacularly clear. even though there remains a french. -- fringe,. . it is not friends that any rational person would put a bet on in their real li

you were snook in. you didn't sneak in. there's a material difference.u're throwing it in your face that you snuck in. second thing, normally i wouldn't ask you about this but your mom is made a relevants aspeblgt aaspect of the documentary and the estrangement. >> yes. >> you don't interview her but she is interviewed. can you explain that? you haven't talked to your mom for a really long time by choice, why? >> you know, like a lot of imgrabi immigrants in this country, i support my family in the philippines. >> you say it's transactional not emotional. >> it was much easier to -- how do you explain not seeing your mother physically for 20 years? i don't know how to do that. all i know is, as i got older it got more and more difficult to talk about it and to explain to my own friends why i can't spend christmas with her, why i can't leave this country, and so you start lying to your own friends, and then you start lying to yourself, and then you start lying to your employers. it becomes this very complicated thing and that's why this film in many ways,

snook, native to south florida, are being caught off the coast of charleston. tarpon and grouper off the coast of rhode island. this is all happening now. not tomorrow, not some time in the distant future, but now, right now. and projections show that it will get much worse in the coming years unless we wake up and take real action. happily, this week, the environmental protection agency used its clean air act authority as established by congress and affirmed by the u.s. supreme court to propose carbon pollution standards for the country's existing power plants. before this, there were no carbon pollution limits, believe it or not, none. and as you can see on this chart, these 50 dirtiest u.s. power plants. this is the whole u.s. power plant fleet. this is just the 50 dirtiest u.s. power plants. they put out more carbon than korea, which is a pretty industrialized country. they put out more carbon than canada, our neighbor to the north. i congratulate the administration on developing these smart, sensible limits that will put our nation on a better path economi