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Regulations off and expect things to run smoothly. for crying out loud, this -- i believe this move is arbitrary. it might be a bargaining chip in order to do some other negotiation, but in general, to people on the outside, it certainly looks as though the administration is being very strongly influenced by the fossil fuel industry, sort of its last gasp as an economic force. everybody, other countries around the world are getting away from fossil fuels. now, in the u.s. constitution, section 1, article 8, it makes reference to promoting the progress of science and the useful arts, and useful...

Deliver the first 100 days. this was donald trump's narrative of 100 days, and making these accomplishments, not his supporters, and not the media. he's got nobody to blame but himself. we've got to live it there. thanks to both of you. we'll have you both back. marches in cities around the world, all in the name of science. one rally in washington, a passionate plea from a prominent researcher. >> with an informed optimistic view of the future, together we can -- dare i say it -- save the world! >> that guy, bill nye, the science guy, is live next. you are in the "cnn newsroom." stay with...

I don't think they are sustainable from a political standpoint. science is political, but we don't want it to be partisan. we want people to evaluate evidence in a reasonable scientific way and make public policy decisions that improve the health of citizens and make the economy continue to grow if a reasonable fashion. >> all right. >> opportunities for renew energy are extraordinary. let's get to work. >> all right, bill nye, thank you for coming on. we know you had a long day. we appreciate you spending time with you. you can catch his news show on netflix. it's been referred to as ground...

Be able to get it to the floor late nest week, would they need to include democrats to negotiate with them as well in order to get something passed? >> reporter: you might this i they would be in discussions with democrats as well in order to make sure this funding gets passed, but one reason i think we hear a lot about there's not going to be a government shutdown, they could always pass a very short-term spending bill if they're close to a deal, to spend more time to work on that. we'll see what happens. >> all right. athena jones, thank you so much. still ahead this hour, global reaction ra...

Matters. this was berlin, one of several big cities where large crowds packed the streets, taking you to london, to counter what they see as a growing disregard for evidence-based knowledge. in washington, thousands marched from the national mall to capitol hill. their protests pamplly fueled by president trump's threats to budget cuts. in new york demonstrators filled the streets of manhattan. >> we grew up during the '60s, when science mattered, when science made this country great. it ended with the landing on the moon. that all happened because an american president inspired this nation. j...