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And it seems very important to be factual about how much money we're going to spend. so, when you look at this, are you okay with people saying a bill costs whatever number they are going to put out, 1.5, 2 trillion. when to get there, they are assuming really important things like, say, the child tax credit are simply going to, poof, go away in three years. when by the way, we know they are not going away. >> i think we need to be honest with the american people about what things are and how much they cost. i do. i have always believed in transparency. and i think that's what we were lacking ...

Crisis. but the worst forms are increasingly concentrated in red america. joining me now is cnn politics reporter chris cilizza. . >> this is gallup. adults with at least one, this is stunning. 36%. 92% of democrats vaccinated, at least one shot. republicans, just over half. now, why, you ask? well, a couple reasons. complex. but remember this? this is donald trump when he got back from walter reed hospital after being treated for covid-19. he symbolically rips his mask off. this is a man who said it was going to go away, poof, it will disappear like a miracle. skepticism about masks. skeptici...

Vulnerability blocking software that easily allows hackers to access your phone. finally today some sad news. comedian norm mcdonald has died of cancer at age 61. he will be remembered for many, many, many funny moments including the years he spent on "saturday night live" in the mid-'90s. >> what are you doing? >> yeah. i've done this backstage. it's funny. >> no, it's not. >> macdonald appeared on this spoof of "jeopardy." among his fans, former senator and 1996 republican presidential nominee bob dole who tweeted norm was a great talent and i loved laughing with him on snl. bob dole will mi...

Dioxide out of the air, or directly from major sources like power plants and factories, and using or storing it on a massive scale. there are many techniques to do this, creating c02, which can be used industrially. for example, to make building materials or to be pumped into deep underground reservoirs and trapped, possibly for millions of years. but, with just 0.1% of emissions currently captured and stored, a massive scaling up is needed. to hit ipcc targets, we would need to see at least a 100—fold increase. well, the slow uptake is a big reason why ccs has its critics — one recent rep...

Like climate heroes, whilst doing sweet nada. introducing carbon capture and storage. stuart hazeldean is the world's first professor of carbon capture and storage — and one of the key driving forces behind establishing ccs in the uk and worldwide. he's based at edinburgh university in scotland. thank you for coming on the programme. mi; thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. g , ., ~ programme. my pleasure, thank ou. that programme. my pleasure, thank yom that was — programme. my pleasure, thank you. that was obviously - programme. my pleasure, tha...