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and everything it took to make it an official federal holiday. the person you hear talking, you may see her dancing later. i got the video. nischelle turner is here, cnn contributor and host of "entertainment tonight." also sara joins us from the hollywood bowl as well. sara, im going to get to nischelle. she was dancing the whole time on the show. i cant even watch. were you dancing in the crowd? >> how could you not move your body even if you didnt have rhythm? i dont think anyone in...

Japanese government bonds. it was supposed to be a short—term solution because it didnt have many other options to keep supporting the economy. but six years on, that policy is still here and while the policy worked ok when inflation was quite low, investors are pressurising the central bank to ditch it. that is the policy some investors are hoping that he will adjust if he gets confirmed in several weeks. thank you very much for the update. lets get some of the days other news. half of the cu...

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Years we would be talking about a global celebration, that i would be here on cnn interviewing you. bell biv devoe said, man, i aint never been on cnn. and i said, im on cnn every day and i need to realize what a privilege it is to be here, what a privilege it is for us and our ancestors and where we came from. we need to recognize this moment. i am full, im sorry. >> you are beautiful and i love you for this emotion and this honesty. >> thank you. its true. >> this is honesty, this is the truth...

>> maybe five years ago what was the worst case scenario is now what we might call a fairly likely scenario. >> reporter: thats terrifying. >> it is terrifying. it basically means that climate change is here in full force. >> reporter: so isle de jean charles won a first of its kind federal grant, $48 million to move them 40 miles north. the state closed on 500 acres of old sugar cane fields. >> well have baseball fields, fishing ponds, wetlands, homes along the back. >> reporter: before they ca...

Change is here in full force. >> reporter: so it won a first of its kind federal grant, $48 million to move them about 40 miles north. the state recently closed on 500 acres of old sugar cane fields. >> were going to have very small fields, fishing ponds, wetlands, homes along the back. >> reporter: before they can even break ground. >> we had a meeting today. >> reporter: they are getting a harsh lesson in how hard it is to convince americans to uproot and retreat. >> everybody else is probably...

Old sugar cane fields. >> well have fishing ponds and wetlands. homes along the back. >> anybody else is probably not moving. >> yeah. >> half of the 40 families that live here say they will never leave while others still arent convinced its the right move. >> you put it in quotes. >> its just a tiny sample of how expensive it will be. between 50 and 200 million people will be displaced by climate change by the year 2050. most of those are the most

>> the reason is its the geography people talk about stopping the flow of the immigrants. we got a firsthand look what a difficult challenge. we went out on the river for a tour of the border patrol sector. chief kevin oaks. its a stretch of about 300 winding miles of river that goes along through the very southeast part of texas. this is only a small slice of the rio grande. it extends well beyond that we found in this meandering river hundreds of places where people are crossing over from mexi...

>> the reason is its the geography people talk about stopping the flow of the immigrants. we got a firsthand look what a difficult challenge. we went out on the river for a tour of the border patrol sector. chief kevin oaks. its a stretch of about 300 winding miles of river that goes along through the very southeast part of texas. this is only a small slice of the rio grande. it extends well beyond that we found in this meandering river hundreds of places where people are crossing over from mexi...

Fish, the fish literally just dies right there in not too many minutes. so this spill, now all the way to the bottom, divers are down there looking at it. believe it or not, there are some crude oils that are so thick, they go to the bottom of the ocean if spilled. there are researchers who use molasses to pretend its oil to work on the clean-up of an oil spill by using the molasses. so theyre thinking they may be able to use some of this equipment out there. >> if the molasses is all the way on...