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welcome to the programme. we start with the stark warning from the united nations that the next five years will almost certainly be the hottest since records began. they say it is now more likely than not that a key target to limit global warming to no more than 1.5 degrees will be breached with far reaching repercussions. let s break all this down for you. according to this report there is now a 66% chance that we will pass the 1.5 degrees threshold for at least a year. three years ago, scientists estimated there was less than a 20% chance of that happening. there is a 98% chance of seeing the warmest year on record before 2027. arctic heating will likely be three times higher than the global average. i have been speaking to the vice chair of the ipcc s working group, and she explained to me the scale of the issues the planet is facing. the roblem issues the planet is facing. the problem is issues the planet is facing. the problem is that issues the planet is facin ....
the executive branch. what could these decisions mean for this power? well, it could greatly limit the power of administrative agencies like the epa to control or try to limit climate change. the administrative state is a project or there s been a conservative project by the far right to try to limit what they call the administrative state, but these are really the government agencies that keep us safe. when you hear complaints about federal regulations and red tape, it s often republicans saying that the government puts too many burdens on businesses and they want to dismantle the power of these agencies. but this is the way the government protects the environment and forces human rights and protects us from unscrupulous corporations. these cases today are hugely significant. so, joyce, let s talk about that. for example, the remain in mexico issue the supreme court will be announcing later today, it s almost a bureaucratic issue of whether the administration follo ....
This is the Ingraham Angle from washington tonight. Thank you for joining us. Cohen lies, biden lies, that is the focus of tonight angle appeared to consider what the jurors who had to sit there in manhattan for four weeks had likely learned aboutstar the prosecutions star witness. X evhe has a convicted perjurer ad excavator and secretly taped and doesnt get permission from his clients. Light on the stand about the reason he had a call with trumps security and on toh of all of that, he admits he is a thief. The fixer inflated contractors invoice to the Trump Organization from 20,000 toce o 50,000 and pocketed the difference here what i was wondering when we would start Hearing Evidence of an actual crime at this trial and today was it. Any legal expert worth his or her song at this point would know the credibility ....
jennifer brown hyde and paul solet, looks like we lost the connection at the end, thank you both. be sure to tune into the cnn film chowchilla that premieres this sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern only right here on cnn. thank you for being with us, have a great weekend, we will see you back here monday. cnn news central is now. history unfolding before our eyes this morning. congress poised to do something it almost never does, kick out one of its own members. possibly. this could be the last hour or two in congress for new york republican george santos, a man who faces a 23-count federal indictment for alleged fraud, money laundering and more. a scathing house ethics committee report on his use of campaign funds for spa visits, botox and only fans and more in a mountain of reporting that exposed lies about where he went to college, if his mother was at the world trade center on 9/11, whether he is jewish and much, much more. at this moment house republicans are meeti ....
good morning, i m ana cabrera alongside my colleague josé diaz-balart with special coverage, the historic criminal trial of a former president moves from the courtroom to the jury room. any moment judge juan merchan will start laying out the instructions to the jury, and that s expected to last about an hour. then the jurors begin deliberations, which could last until at least 4:30 today. nbc s yasmin vossoughian is outside the courthouse. also with us, catherine christian, former manhattan assistant district attorney, temidayo agone da williams, former federal prosecutor, and adam pollock, and judge diane keyes l, a retired court judge. yasmin, what s going on right now? reporter: ten hours of closing yesterday. here we are, jury instructions happening any moment now. court beginning at 10:00 a.m. donald trump inside the courtroom not making any comments as he was walking in. let s just remind folks where we are and what these charges kind of make up. the fal ....