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From his advisers on something like infrastructure, something that is broadly popular across republican and democratic electorates. that, again, though, is something hes hearing from advisers. its not necessarily something that he, himself, will go into this meeting ready to negotiate on. if both sides could sort of put all of this talk on the back burner, it is possible they could move forward on this issue. it does have bipartisan support. again, the dynamics make that incredibly unlikely at t...

Enough australias elections climate change effects or hard to ignore here the adani coal mine is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have friends and family working in the mines up in north queensland and i 100 percent understand they can say about stopping call like its a huge industry up there i understand that but i think this issue is more important than just single electorates i think it involves all of us trail yeah but its really is ruling conservative party isnt willing to give up on coal...

And the number one cause of these climate damage that is already harming so many struggling families is called. coal is one of australias most important exports with much of it leaving from abbott point the worlds largest coal harbor. many of these ships are bound for china speeding up the great barrier reef destruction. climate change is also firing up australias elections the effects of climate change are hard to ignore here the adani coal mining is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have frie...

Anita vogel reports from los angeles on the importance of the golden state. >> if timing is everything, candidates running for president could strike it rich in california with a state primary set to take place earlier than usual on march 3rd, super tuesday, 416 pledged delegates will be divvied up accounting for nearly 20% of delegates needed to clinch the democratic nomination. >> this is going to be the year when candidates say california, here i come. >> with the golden state considered grou...

Do not get any attention and as dr. belcher says theyll focus on a small amount of states. first, we dont have to eliminate the electoral college to move to a national popular vote system. this process is underway. three states just came on board with the national popular vote. the constitution says states get to choose how their electors are assigned. 13 states said we choose to assign all of our electorates. when enough states sign onto amount to the 270 needed. so to get enough states who sig...

But that i am the person that can bring people together on the other side and actually get stuff done. >> cnns political director david challan is with me now. the democratic field are growing. >> and there are many still out there, some big names, too, like joe biden, beto orourke, michael bloomberg. were still awaiting some big names to give us their decision. but this is now the second governor to get in the race, brianna, and hes trying to plot a cent rirrist, a little more central path, whi...

Office for ten years. he was prime minister for three years in the 1990s. elector ra elect electorates do become sick of their leaders, and they may feel that they can entrust someone else. >> what does it mean for the region? >> i think it will make no difference. the reason there is some movement is because some of the states like saudi arabia, israel, they see it has a hedge because america seems to be in retreat nap is true regardless of who is prime minister. fraud allegations lead to a n...

Voters. theyre not just about symbolism. theyre about action and getting things done. they want to see action. they want to see things on housing and things on access to health care. they want to see things on the economy and jobs and things like that. we have a very diversity electorate, and those electorates are demanding more and more, especially over the past couple years as theyve seen that just having a democrat in front of your name doesnt mean youll get policies that youre going to be ha...

Is who are up for reelection. are asked by their electorates are you going to vote for sensible trade deal are you going to vote for our jobs because you know one things for certain there are one point three million people in germany whose jobs rely on exports to the u.k. market so what happens if it all goes wrong and we havent even started what the negotiation you said in twenty fifteen you said in twenty fifteen at the oxford union none of us knows what the risks are if we leave the european ...

Is who are up for reelection are asked by their electorates are you going to vote for sensible trade deal are you going to vote for our jobs because you know one things for certain there are a one point three million people in germany whose jobs rely on exports to the u.k. market. so what happens if it all goes wrong and we havent even started on how the negotiation you you said in twenty fifteen you said in twenty fifteen at the oxford union none of us knows what the risks are if we leave the e...