it s not even the only pending case involving trump in th state of new york. at some point this coming week donald trump is expected t travel back to new york from florida to be deposed in relation to a civil lawsui filed by the new york attorney general, letitia james last september, james filed 250 million dollar lawsuit against trump, his three eldes children, and the trum organization, accusing them of fraudulent business practices. in an earlier deposition for james s investigation last summer, trump refused to answe most questions, pleading the fifth more than 400 times. then, on april 25th of thi year, just 16 days from now, a trial is scheduled to begin in one of the two civil lawsuit that been filed against trum by the author and columnist, e jean carroll a few years ago, carol published a book in which sh accused the former president o raping her in the dressing roo of a luxury manhatta department store in the mi 1990s. trump denied careles accusations, saying they
state of the environment t inform policy making wit science. still, no effort to pool thi knowledge. it was like they each had piece of the puzzle, but the didn t know how they fit into much bigger picture until 1985 when it meteorologists by th name of bourbon lane called meeting in a small town in the austrian alps. scientists formalize csu, wnwo and we re under one roof physicist, chemists, oceanographers, meteorologis around the world began t synthesize their respectiv knowledge and the puzzle started to take shape. human behavior was contributin to climate change, and it is happening fast doctor julia aldrin, and environmental scientis attended the meeting said, quote, all of a sudden we ar seeing a problem that people thought was gonna be 100 years away coming within the nex generation those scientists need a little convincing that somethin monumental is on the horizon the hard part would be convincing the rest of the world that intimate meeting in
agenda that ignores what americans want an agenda that is proving to lose at the polls. and i m generally not one to represent and culture on the show this struck me, even she i trying to get the gop to rei in their attacks on abortion rights after democrats won in wisconsin this week, she tweeted the demand for ant abortion legislation just caus republicans another herschel race pro-lifers, we won abortion is not constitutional right anymore stop pushing strict limits o abortions, or they will be n republicans left and quote. joined now by april ryan, whit house correspondent washington bureau chief, one of our newes msnbc contributors, but an old friend of mine in the show she is the author of black women will save the world, a anthem also with me, jennifer reuben, in opinion writer from the washington post, msnbc contributor, how women sav democracy from donald trump. good to see you guys, it i nice to have you with us thank you and for those who recognize, happy resurrection sund
cannot be ignored, extreme weather, intensifying heat waves, deadlier wildfires, millions of homes destroyed an floods and hurricanes, million of people facing hunger an irreversible loss, - ecosystems it appears messaging is stil an issue when it comes t making people care about the climate crisis, we re pullin that initial group o scientists invalid had t convince the world to listen many are still turning out the warnings in the three weeks since thi dire ipcc report was released, here are some other headline that you probably must about climate. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration noaa, says the temperature o the world s ocean surfaces has at an all-time high, leading t marine heat waves around the globe, a study by the pacifi northwest national lab found that climate change will likel push stronger hurricanes to th east and gulf coasts of th united states. the washington post says, quote, new research suggests that a average temperatures rise, the sorts of intense