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The nrdc has issued a groundbreaking proposal to cut pollution in america's power plants, saying that the epa can and should be used. rules for hundreds of existing power plants, bypassing congress altogether. this kind of proposal would obviously have huge economic impact that could spread across the industry that employ hundreds of thousands of americans. the coal industry. chris stirewalt is our digital politics editor and host of power play. this group has emitted this proposal and wants the epa to take control of these admissions in a way that president obama could not get through congres...

Push back the epa. in all likelihood, the president found the sweet spot where he can go out there and his team can go out there and really crack down on carbon emissions and deal with global warming, but do it in a way that doesn't require approval. megyn: what happens if you violate the new epa standards? reporter: the people that run the plants will be fined into oblivion. it would become an economic impossibility for them to continue to operate. and the kind of corporate leaders that the president was meeting with today, these folks know better than to try to push back. what they do is see...

>> our threshold to start taking action is 120 hours before gayle force winds are forecasted. >> tonight, watching the weather and waiting for trouble. developing right now, the gulf south faces yet another threat on day 67 of our national disaster. take a live look at what is now the first tropical depression of the hurricane season. forecasters say it looks as if it will be headed into the gulf sometime next week. >> well, we now have it as high risk. the global models that we used prior to getting a well-developed storm as our primary goal. west northwest. the big question is when it moves ...