5% of the american population owns one. but they hope to change those numbers, if maybe this is a step in that direction as jonathan hunt reports now from california. jonathan. reporter: neil, the era of the gas-powered car and pickup truck is coming to an end in california, and much of country might soon poll suit. follow suit. the california air resources board, which is the last word on these kind of issues, voted this week to progressively ban all gas car sales, mandating more than one-third of new vehicle sales be zero emissions by 2026, three-quarter withs of sales by 2031, and by 2035 every new car or pickup sold in california has to be zero emissions. the benefits, according to supporters of the new rules, include the environmental impact, less dependence on oil and, therefore, greater energy
one state you will not be seeing follow suit, alaska. now that state s governor mike dunleavy joins us live. i should let you speak for yourself, sir. could you imagine alaska going that route? forced conversion to electric, i don t think so. i think, you know, we still believe in a market-driven economy. with that said, the issues with alaska also it can get quite cold up here, especially in the northern part of the state. so you know, we are going to keep an eye on the evolution of this technology. i find it fascinating that california and other states are actually going to go through a forced conversion process. we ll see how that turns out. but usually when you go through a forced conversion, it does not turn out well. sandra: am i correct you are leaving the door open? along our coast, for example, we have hydro power. we have electricity produced by hydro. $0.11, $0.07 hydro hour.
more than two dozen women. in june watson settled 20 of the 24 lawsuits. cnn s athena jones joins me now. with the decision, you have the players association and watson saying they don t want to appeal, the league may want to appeal. what happens now? well, we ll have to wait and see, jim. they have three business days either party can appeal the decision over the next three business days. we ll see how the nfl responds to this. we ve reported or the nfl has reportedly wanted to see a full season suspension. six games, that s about a third of the season. of course, these are very serious allegations that deshaun watson has been facing for a period of time. he was traded out of the away from houston in march in the midst of all of this. more than two dozen women accusing him of sexual assault or sexual harassment. now, as you mention, the players association and watson, together in a joint statement last night, said they would not be appealing this. they asked that the nfl follow
believe deserve it. i can understand why his first target was where he grew up. if he truly was like so many other shooters, motivated to exact revenge because he was angry, what better place to do it then in his own hometown. what about the idea, i m sorry, what about the idea, thinking about another attack on the area of madison, does that follow suit as well, tell me why? that s what i ve been thinking is, it s understandable why the first attack was highland park and it s understandable that it was on a family day, when he probably went to those parades as a kid. but the seeing near madison, wisconsin, i m assuming that s
if he was, like so many other shooters, motivated to exact revenge because he was angry, what better place to do it than in his own hometown? what about the idea of even thinking about another attack on the area of madison? does that follow suit, as well? yes. interesting. tell me why. what i ve been thinking is, it s understandable why the blitz, the first attack, was highland park and it s understandable that it was a family day. he probably went to those parades as a kid. the thing of madison, wisconsin, the most important thing of madison is the university of wisconsin. there s some connection there. it was not random. there could be someone going to school there. maybe a girl he was interested in that spurned him.