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which finds that growing food from india to iowa will only get harder as the climate gets harsher. >> we're going to see by mid-century, by current projections that our number of days above 90 degrees is going to rise from about 17 days per year above 90 degrees in des moines. that will be up mora like 50 to 70. >> the report finds that about three-quarters of the world's ice-free surface has been paved, plowed or deforested. great for economies, horrible for nature's cycles. with all of the diesel and fertilizer used to grow the modern meal, they say agriculture is to blame for nearly a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions. >> here ate go >> here ate good news, every corn plant in the field is pulling carbon out of the sky and putting it into the ground and with financial motivation, a smart farmer can leave it there
will only get harder as the climate gets harsher. >> we will see by mid century, by current projections that our number of days above 90 will rise from about 17 days poor user in des moines, that will be up more like 50 to 70. >> reporter: the record finds that about three quarters of the earth's ice-free surface has been paved, plowed or deforests. great for economies, horrible for nature's cycles. with all diesel and fertilizer used to grow the modern meal, they say agriculture is to blame for nearly a quarter of greenhouse emissions, but right now every corn plan is pull carbon out of the sky and putting it in the ground and with the right amount of innovation, a smart farmer can leave it there and still a feed the work. iowa could be one carbon sink, and they don't have to change
fair he was fascinated it inspired him to cultivate his garden. paved although. it's now late morning and the sun has awakened all the water lilies tourists are crowding around to get the obligatory snapshots. near the pond is the sea of color that is money's 1st garden an ornamental one the painter gave his gardeners precise instructions about what should bloom where he sat it isn't quite so strict but he does try to keep money spirit alive pull a fish off it on the flower beds are planted in such a way that they complement each other visually similar to how a painter mixes his colors in a palette before he starts his work but it will fail. as some of the ever thought of setting up his own easel here. he says it's a nice thought but he'd never find the time and anyway he's fully content looking
hearing on the 2016 election and the doj and fbi's actions surrounding it to begin. the ranking democrat on the committee jerry nather of new york speaking right now. in a moment, we'll hear the opening statements of rod rosenstein, the deputy ag, fbi director christopher wray, we'll bring those to you in full live as soon as they begin. meantime, the former co-president of fox news is about to become a senior member of president trump's administration. a source tells cnn bill shine, see him there, is expected to be named the deputy chief of staff in charge of communications. he stepped down from his role at fox last year after he was criticized for the way he handled sexual harassment claims at the network. making this, i think, even more interesting is the road that sean hannity has in many ways paved, the biggest star at fox news, has paved for bill shine to the white house. >> oh, definitely. this is as close as you can get to almost sean hannity himself being in a major role in the
but i'm pretty sure we can't save everything. >> after a journey like this one, you bring home a lot of mental souvenirs. a new appreciation of roads that are paved, fields that are lush, a society that works. i went to this place called nosy be. and i met this woman, this mom, and she makes these. you bring back fresh reminders of our shared humanity and how for so many kids geography is destiny. and you wonder how much planet will be left for them if the only renewable resource is hope?
>> after a journey like this one, you bring home a lot of mental souvenirs. a new appreciation of roads that are paved, fields that are lush, a society that works. i went to this called nocibe, and i met this woman, this mom, and she makes these. you bring back fresh reminders of our shared humanity and how for so many kids geography is destiny. and you wonder how much planet will be left for them if the only renewable resource is hope?
from these who have an eye on 2012 will be a problem. indiana took the stimulus funds. it needed the funds. it's doing on a bit better than some of its neighbors. so now that indiana is a little out of its hole, it will say nevada, this is all your fault. this isn't a good way to handle it. at the end of the day know we're still a country here. if we as a country are not a good place to invest because our schools are terrible, our roads are crap, you know, that money will go. it will go to china. it will go to europe. it will go to places that have figured something else out. maybe not europe at the moment. they're not doing very well either. >> any place that actually has schools say, five days a week, or roads that are going to be more paved than less paved has one up us on at this point which is absolutely amazing. ezra klein, staff writer for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. you know how we always talk about politics with the vague sports metaphor of keeping score? states things like, like points on the board, keeping score, who is up, who is down. there is one way, one very
crash. the rainy day funds weren't enough. the idea is that all 50 states were horribly economically mismanaged. now this sort of politicking from these who have an eye on 2012 will be a problem. intook the stimulus funds. it needed the funds. it is doing a bit better than its neighbors so now that indiana is a little out of its hole, it will say nevada, this is all your fault. this is an good way to ham it. at the end of the day know we're still a country here. if we as a country are not a good place to invest because our schools are terrible, our roads are crap, you know, that money will go. it will go to china. it will go to europe. it will go to places that have figured something else out. maybe not europe at the moment. they're not doing very well either. >> any place that actually has schools say, five days a week, or roads that are going to be more paved than less paved has one up us on at this point which is absolutely amazing. ezra klein, staff writer for the