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The first point, through capitalism, a billion people are no longer living on $1.25 or less a day. in 25 years, a bill people. it's a miracle. nobody knows about it. >> what you're leighing out is some got rich and that's bad. >> poor are lifted up too. >> we have issues out there. >> california drought. there's always been drought. this is not a water problem. there are never shortages when products are priced. if they priced the water, the drought problem would be solved. farmers would switch crops, grow grapes instead of oranges. nowhere are there any shortages. paying people to hunt. peopl...

Not in the midst of a historic drought. there are drier places on eartha support modernization. one of the ways they have solved their water problem is by taking sea water and removing the salt through a process called reverse osmosis, making it safe to drink. it works but it is expensive and energy intensetive. here in california one of the most controversial water projects will come online after a 15 year battle. the carlsbad plant has a 30-year contract to sell drinking water to san diego county. they have fought the project, there are concerns on the impact of the ocean. advocates say that...

We have one in eight americans that live in our state. we're the eighth largest economy 45 billion angry, half of what is on everybody's dinner plate grown in america comes from us. now what? >> justin kevin mccarthy who represents part of california is suggesting that because of the drought, we should relax some of the constraints that are placed upon society and companies to relax parts of the endangered species act which would allow us to fully exploit reservoirs of water. tell me is that a good or bad idea, in your mind? >> yeah, you know i think that's a bad band aid at that. it might sat...

Change. >> ground zero for the impact of climate change. our team traveled around the state of florida to hear from the people who want action to protect their homes and their environment. tune in all next week here on "the ed show" for our original series "rising tide: the climate crisis." it's amazing, we talked to the scientists, we talked to the climate deniers, we talked to the business leaders, and what is the future for florida as the water continues the come up? there's a huge water problem in south florida. we'll bring it to you all next week here on "the ed show." "rising tide: all a...

Human right to form a union. right now volkswagen says it hopes to bring a german-style work council to the chattanooga plant. unfortunately, though, under u.s. law for them anyway, under u.s. law you need to have a union to do that. ultimately friday night's vote means the uaw fails to expand outside of detroit at least for now. now, expect the union to target mercedes, honda and bmw plants in the future. uma? >> all right, brian, thank you very much. shifting gears and heading out to the western part of the country, it's the state with a major water problem and now that month-old emergency...