and if you don't believe al gore, al gore has a message for you. >> you know the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas heard the screams and one shots. nobody stepped forward. >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" has a rule of thumb, we don't make analogies and compare anything to slavery, the holocaust, 9/11, or school shooting. it has served us well so far. al gore the climate shock jock will say anything for money and attention. what are al gore's scientific credentials? well, his father was a senator so he became a senator. and then he invented the internet. a place where he can read about science. with all of this knowledge you would think al gore never was wrong it's not like he has before gone he predicted polar ice caps would be gone. >> there is 75% chance that the entire north polar ice cap during summer -- during some of the summer months could be completely ice-free within the next five to seven years. >> oh the ice caps in the north pole have actually grown since he said that he also predicted

al gore has no soul. i will say it. >> consolidate power with the' leads, that's what this is about -- consolidate power with the elites, take away the democracy and give it to the elites. >> let me solve climate change for everyone because we're a happy show and we need a moment. in 10 billion years, our sun becomes a red giant. that's the consensus, from a scientific perspective, then our climate will change and we will have no control. >> all right. straight ahead, the white house doubled down on its defense of president biden's position. an update on biden's bout with covid, when we come back. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juicy rotisserie-style chicken. you should've been #1. this isn't about the sandwich, is it chuck? it's not. the new subway series. what's your pick? ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libr

tonight "jesse watters primetime" we have an investigation into al gore. breakingsome real new ground tonight at 7:00. >> katie: nice picture of him. >> jesse: is it a nice picture? >> jessica: are you going to unpick it because someone said it was nice? five ukrainian soldiers were warmly welcomed in minnesota after 5,000-mile trek. they traveled to be u.s. to be fitted. thanks for pro set things. the sang the ukrainian national anthem while waving flags as soldiers walked through the airport. isn't that spectacular? >> judge jeanine: what a great topic. >> jesse: do you remember the movie the fugitive? what was the name of the doctor dr. richard. >> jessica: kimball. >> jesse: richard kimball one of the best movies of all time. >> greg: weird left turn. >> judge jeanine: he had prosthetic arm. >> jesse: you call yourself a film guy? >> jessica: i don't know. >> judge jeanine: i think it's the end of the show. >> jesse: "special report" -- we got it show. hey, bret. >> bret: county judge train my dog? [laughter] >> jesse: that's it for dogs. >> bret: good

al gore is not the only one preaching this stuff. one cnn columnist say it's time to cut back on the air conditioning to save the climax. he wrote an opinion piece, a very european peace activism. over 100 degrees in some places. and this is not europe. well al gore and his climate conrad's ever go away. the party panel is back, steven l miller, richard fowler and olivia rondeau. not only was this disgusting, al gore has been wrong about almost everything. >> they are competing with the swedish teenager. a people gluing their faces to the mona lisa. it does not shock me that he went down this road but you're talking about a guy who seems out of his depth searching for the most shocking thing reading twitter and he loses the point, this is a guy in 2007 and his film accepted the noble peace prize in the polarized cap would be gone by 2013. as far as the climate aversion i think a lot of us will sympathize, when these people lecturing start acting like it, when president biden flies an hour and a half to give a climate speech that he c

why not you, al gore? >> why not me? >> leading a presidential campaign in the future. >> oh, well, thank you for making the suggestion. i'm a recovering politician and the longer i go without a relapse, the less likely one becomes. >> but the idea of climate change and making it the issue, would you like to see more presidential candidates do that? >> absolutely. public sentiment is changing very dramatically, but we need more grass roots action on the part of americans, not only in the upcoming congressional races and the presidential race in 2024, but in the local races and in the state elections as well. we, the people, have to solve this, and we have to instruct those who are in positions of leadership to start doing the right thing. our survival as a species may depend upon it. >> al gore, thanks for coming out and sharing your perspective and your leadership on this issue. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, the january 6th hearings, will they lead to a criminal prosecution of former president donald trump

it's the return of the al gore media whore. this weekend former vpn model for caskets... compared climate change skeptics to cops who waited to stop the gunmen in uvalde. >> the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred, they heard the screams, they heard the gunshots, and nobody stepped forward. >> greg: he thinks he's so clever. what a [bleep]. that's a triple crown of tone-deaf stupidity. disrespecting the victims, the police, and anyone who disagrees with his radical views about the environment. there's an inconvenient truth for you. you're a [bleep]. and there's nobody denying that. [scattered applause] if only -- it's too easy. if only he would stop there. >> law enforcement officials tell us that's not typical of what law enforcement usually does. and confronted with this global emergency, what we are doing with our inaction and failing to walk through the door and stop the killing is not typical of what we ar

why not you, al gore? >> why not me? >> leading a presidential campaign in the future. >> oh, well, thank you for making the suggestion. i'm a recovering politician and the longer i go without a relapse, the less likely one becomes. >> but the idea of climate change and making it the issue, would you like to see more presidential candidates do that? >> absolutely. polling sentiment is changing very dramatically, but we need more grass roots action on the part of americans, not only in the upcoming congressional races and the presidential race in 2024, but in the local races and in the state elections as well. we, the people, have to solve this, and we have to instruct those who are in positions of leadership to start doing the right thing. our survival as a species may depend upon it. >> al gore, thanks for coming > january 6th hearings, lead to (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome

why not you, al gore? >> why not me? >> leading a presidential campaign in the future. >> oh, well, thank you for making the suggestion. i'm a recovering politician and the longer i go without a relapse, the less likely one becomes. >> but the idea of climate change and making it the issue, would you like to see more presidential candidates do that? >> absolutely. polling sentiment is changing very dramatically, but we need more grass roots action on the part of americans, not only in the upcoming congressional races and the presidential race in 2024, but in the local races and in the state elections as well. we, the people, have to solve this, and we have to instruct those who are in positions of leadership to start doing the right thing. our survival as a species may depend upon it. >> al gore, thanks for coming out and sharing your perspective and your leadership on this issue. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, the january 6th hearings, will they lead to (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched t

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former vice president al gore under fire for a comment out of balance his critics are saying and used the grieving families of the uvalde school shootings to make a bizarre point. plus house speaker nancy pelosi's suspiciously successful stock portfolio is drawing new criticism. >> this isn't the first time paul has done that. we'll bring trust back to congress and we will not allow the idea that a speaker of the house can have them trading in options. >> harris: critics are accusing nancy pelosi of playing politics to her and her husband's advantage. fox news contributor raymond arroyo next. ♪♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪♪ >> harris: another delay on capi

geoff: it's interesting, former vice president al gore was on a number of sunday shows this morning, and he made the same point. that some of the warnings about climate change might have been in many ways to conservative. take a look. >> and the fact that they were dead right, maybe a little conservative even in their projections, should cause us to pay more careful attention to what they are warning us about now. they are saying if we don't stop using our atmosphere as an open sewer, if we don't stop these heat trapping emissions, things are going to get a lot worse. geoff: what do you make of that? >> you know, al gore was out there in front, warning us decades ago, as the scientific community was warning us decades ago. what we are sing is the predictions playing out. that's the sad part of this. we understood that we had a crisis on our hands decades ago, but because of inaction, much of it because of the fossil fuel industry and politicians who we fused to act on climate we've , allowed this problem now to grow to epic proportions to the point where we're seeing the devastating

al gore was 2006. >> julie: right. >> bill: 16 years ago. we're still here. >> well, >> bill: good news. >> all of their projections turn out to be wrong. it is not to nothing but the projections are wrong. look what happened last october. we were told by boris johnson that we have one hour left. we're doing okay. >> bill: enjoy lunch, okay? thank you, douglas murray, nice to see you. >> julie: thousands of firefighters facing incredibly dangerous conditions. look at this battling the blaze near yellow stone. we have a live update for you coming up next and also taiwan holding military drills. what are they up to amid new warnings from china over plans by house speaker nancy pelosi to visit taiwan? should pelosi change her plans? michigan congresswoman slotkin ahead with the reaction. >> they are always timid and risk averse and they don't get it. it is very important to show strength to the chinese communists to understand we're real and not just a paper tiger. it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan fr

former democratic vice president al gore is pleading for washington to respond to climate change. >> has now millions face record breaking heat were saying this global emergency play out and it's getting worse more quickly than was predicted on abc's this week. gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage. he says president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from pale pipes. right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform storm passing in congress. he in every senate republican argue the president's green energy policies could worsen inflation, climate investments that the president proposed are good for the economy on cbs's face the nation, u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo. >> set the cost of inaction is too high. climate related events. >> are more frequent, more dangerous and more expensive than they've ever that's not the radical for us in the city of it's real miami rep

to your point about al gore, i totally agree. if your goal is to get everyone on board and if your purpose is to say the situation affects every single human, explain why and why i need your allyship, that's not the way to do it. making an analogy so unnecessarily and frankly horrifying, denigrating law enforcement in the process, that's not the way to have people listen to you. it's a way to expel them, to your point, because we are looking at someone who thinks they are better than we are, who fights privately, who ignores their own proselytization, and we are supposed to listen to them trash law enforcement along the way? and his brainwashed children gluing themselves to priceless works of art are calling it nonviolent civil disobedience, a minor inconvenience, and that it pales in comparison, they say, to the effect of climate change. that's not a minor inconvenience. there's a reason felony vandalism and why you go to jail for many years, why that is so hard to quantify or qualify is because it is so inherently important to

(soft music) >> al gore is laying it all out there today. the former vice president was on nbc's meet the press this morning, with some dire warnings, and not just about climate change, but our democracy as a whole. >> our democracy is broken, and in order to solve the climate crisis, we're gonna have to pay attention to democracy crisis. that's the reason we can pass legislation to, for example, we install or reinstate the ban on assault weapons, it's the same reason that we can't pass climate legislation. we have a minority government. we have a filibuster, still, which ought to be eliminated. we have big money playing much too large a role in our politics. >> there is a lot to unpack in that one statement. let's bring in my political panel, and get started. kimberly atkins, columnist for the boston globe, and msnbc political analyst and co-host of sisters in law podcast. daniel moody is also here, and she is the host of another podcast. welcome, welcome, welcome, ladies. all right, let's get into it. because you all heard al gore, our dem

this bill has support of climate leaders like former vice president al gore who said the bill is long overdue in making sure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provides leadership for the worldwide example. inflation hawks like former secretary treasury larry somers said, quote this bill is fighting inflation. this bill is fighting inflation. progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren said, quote, this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation, bringing down the costs for families and putting our country on a sounder economic footing. here's how it works. first, the bill finally delivers on a promise that washington has made for decades to the american people. we're giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices, which means seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save in the process about $290 billion. and in addition it also changes the circumstances for people on medicare, by putting a cap of a maximum $2,000 a year, they have to pay no more than $2

the long run as well for this bill has won the support of climate leaders like former vice president al gore said the bill is quote long overdue and a necessary step to ensure the united states takes decisive action on the climate crisis that helps our economy and provides leadership for the worldwide example. inflation toxic former secretary of treasury larry summers said quote this bill is fighting inflation. this bill is fighting inflation but progressive leaders like senator elizabeth warren said quote, this is a bill that truly is about fighting inflation, c bring down the cost per families and putting our country on a sounder economic footing. here's how it works, first the bill finally delivers on the promise washington has made for decades to the americano peopl. we are giving medicare, we are giving medicare the power to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices. which means, seniors and consumers will pay less for their prescription drugs. medicare will save in the process about $290 billion. and in addition it also changes circumstances or people on medicare by putting a c

al gore has gotten very rich off of this. bill gates and others have other plans with -- by co-opting the environmental tall movement for their own purposes both financial and ideological. i think we have to be very careful here, ainsley. you know, these climate policies are impoverishing americans right now as we speak. it's also has the potential to impact and already has the global food supply. we see in sri lanka an entire country that basically collapsed because they went, you know, into organic farming 100 percent and now the entire country is poor. in the earth inner lands farmers are being pushed off their land because. eu climate policies. and i'm afraid that these policies are also going to impact our ranchers and farmers and be forced to sell their land to big corporations. bill gaetz gobbling up land because he thinks we shouldn't eat meat and intersection instead. alarmist agenda. people at the very top. davos predator class trying to co-opt and get niece people like you see who are gluing their hands to these pa

and things could get much hotter, according to climate activist al gore, seen here in a sexy p.s.a. about the dangerous warming in your pants. gore went on the sunday shows this weekend, warning that our atmosphere could "get a lot worse." thanks, al! where were you 20 years ago, when we could have done something about this? i'm sorry, he what? really? okay, well, maybe if more people had voted for him than the other guy, he would have had a chance to be-- oh, i'm sorry what? okay. say hy to tipper? what? here's what the former almost-president said: >> behind me you see a picture from the international space station that shows how thin the atmosphere is. >> stephen: and the award for most depressing zoom background goes to al gore! better luck next time, "unmade bed with lump of clothes on it." gore explained the effect of all the carbon we're dumping in the atmosphere: >> that's why the heat records are being broken all the time now. that's why the storms are stronger, why the ice is melting and the sea level is rising and why the droughts and fires are hitting us so hard and so m

al gore, going back to 2000, al gore was the one who quieted down any objections to that election. in 2004, the counting was dealt with without any violence. i point out there was some black box voting and some democratic fringe websites that were talking about the 2004 election being a robbery, where it was about 100,000 vote result in ohio that would have been needed to even carry for an election. disputed elections have happened. close elections have happened. look at 1968, 1876, which is the historical example of a contested election that had to go to a congressional committee and almost came to blows. but, like one little gotcha clip is of that much importance. this is why c-span is great. we don't restrict anyone from their opinions. we express it. you have helped educate others on the thing you are concerned about. host: "my history can beat up your politics", here in america. maybe we can let people figure out the whole thing about mail-in ballots and how all 50 states have different rules about when they count and when they send in vote tallies. let's see if we can squeeze

and former vice president al gore calling the heat an extreme emergency but one that can be controlled if we act now. >> if we got to true net zero, the temperature of the earth will stop going up with the lag time of as little as three to five years. >> and joining me is author of the book "the new climate war." it's good to see you again, michael. you've dedicated your life to climate science. as you watch what we just saw in that story, as you watch what's been unfolding this summer, what do you see and what do you want people to know? >> chris, it's good to be with you. i'll tell you frankly many of us have been studying climate change for decades and there's nothing worse as a climate scientist than seeing your predictions play out. that's what we're seeing happen. over the last several years, the signal of our impact on the climate has become so large that we can see it playing out in realtime in these reports of the wildfires, out west, the devastating triple digit heat back east. it's a double edged sword. if that heat comes with humidity, then you're dealing with deadly heat i

al gore did not have a basis to do it in 2000. kamala harris shouldn't be able to do it in 2024. but i think you should do it today." ( audience boos ) >> stephen: it's just a classic case of "do as i say, not as i coup." ( laughter and applause ) really? ( laughing sheep sound ) really? ( laughing sheep sound ) okay. then they played footage of jacob explaining what the president knew about the crime, and when he knew it: >> did john eastman ever admit, as far as you know, in front of the president, that his proposal would violate the electoral count act? >> i believe he did, on the 4th. >> stephen: okay, the 4th. but that's two whole days before the 6th. and everyone knows the president's got the memory of a goldfish who played in the n.f.l. you can't judge him for that. now i will say this about john eastman-- he was a consensus builder. >> do you know if mr. clark or mr. morgan-- is it morgan-- viewed about that, thought about that, mr. eastman's advice? >> yeah, they thought he was crazy. i know for a fact they heard both say that his theory was crazy. >> i said, "you're com

eastman was, if you're right, don't you think that al gore would have had just declared himself president of the united states? and john eastman acknowledged that his plan would likely violate the federal law. the electoral count and would likely lose 9-0 in the supreme court. the reason that's important, if they knew the plan was illegal, that could be to criminal intent. >> that's such a good al gore argument. i hadn't heard that. so let's talk about the slate of fake electors. we've heard about that in bjork. >> this is something we know the justice department is looking the at. the way this is supposed to work, is that after each state votes, they fill out this ceremonial paperwork where they say we the state of georgia, for example, here by award our electoral votes to joe biden. you can see it on the left where these 16 electors signed their name. but rudy giuliani engineered this seven-state plan to submit false slate of electors who claimed they had been properly elected for donald trump. this covered seven states. we know that rudy giuliani was the coordinator. this didn't just h

you have former vice president al gore on today. this is one of his passions following climate change and warning about it. what is his message? >> that the public has to start voting on this issue more and demanding that the people they send to office focus on the issue. he admitted the acknowledgement is there. the concern about climate is growing. the number of climate deniers are shrinking but what we are acting is political will. plenty in this country may agree climate is an issue but we have high gas prices. europe claims they care more about the climate than the united states. they are panicked about the high cost of energy. china and india are fossil fuel vacuum cleaners. there isn't a global leader on this any more and the thought was it would be the united states and it doesn't appear it will be the united states yet but former vice president -- i implore folks, it's shockingly precious when you rewatch inconvenient truth and realize it was made in 2006 and everything that he was reporting on, what scientists said would h

al gore said the amazon are the lungs of the earth. they do their part. the lungs of the earth principally are the oceans. ocean health. rising sea levels that will swamp many low-lying islands. many coastal cities. huge coastal cities. bangkok, saigon city are facing high tide situations that could have significant portions of them underwater by early to mid part of the century. third point. the climate change that creates drought and creates agricultural failures will create instability and unrest. we are already seeing that with the russian shot of grain. that will create unrest in the north african and middle east. take russia out of the equation and park global warming and drought and crop failure and you see that same level of unrest potentially happening. as a navy officer i look at the largest naval base in the world, nor full, virginia, threatened -- norfolk, virginia, threatened by these rising sea levels. i will point to get to the arctic. the way that could become a geopolitical thunderdome with rush on one side -- russia on one side and seven

. >> so al gore made a statement yesterday about climate change, specifically about people who deny that climate change is real. that statement is getting some attention. let me play a little bit of what he said. >> you know, the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, who were waiting outside an unlocked door, while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams and gunshots and nobody stepped forward. confronted with this global emergency, what we're doing with our inaction and failing to walk through the door and stop the killing is not typical of what we are capable of as human beings. >> is that how you would describe it? is that a comparison the white house is making? >> i think what the white house is observing is the reality that people are observing around the country. the farmer out there trying to grapple with the drought, can't deny that climate is changing. the folks battling down that fire in mareposa county are not denying this fire. and no one is denying the incredible opportunity we

and raquel martin explains why former vice president al gore is issuing a warning about the state of the environment. >> the former vice president turned climate activists for decades now has warned of this type of record breaking heat. and while the president faces some obvious hurdles and congress, he's calling on the administration to take executive action to combat climate change. >> we have got to step up. this should be a moment for a paraffin and former democratic vice president al gore is pleading for washington to respond to climate change. >> has now millions face record breaking heat were saying this global emergency play out and it's getting worse more quickly than was predicted on abc's this week. gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage. he says president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from pale pipes. right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform storm pa

al gore, to his credit. they knew what a big deal this was in nevada, so they came out publicly opposed to yucca mountain. that was one reason we were able to stall it as long as we did. raborn: as senator reid gained more and more leadership in the senate, he was also able to use that power to put a stranglehold on the appropriations process and starve the proje of funding. reid: i used my seat on the appropriations committee to help cut $30 million from the waste site budget. i urge the president to veto legislation that would put a temporary dump at the nevada test site. i won't quit until my colleagues understand that transporting nuclear waste to nevada is dangerous. and we don't want a nuclear waste dump in our backyard. [children laughing] anderson: the nuclear industry has spent 4 decades underestimating senator reid and his ability to fight back. instead, they picked a fight with the wrong guy. man: the senator from nevada. reid: unsupportable. mikulski: the senator from nevada. reid: totally unsupp

what we know that the former vice president al gore, who is now a climate activists for over a decade at this point, >> has been warning about this type of record breaking heat wave. and while he understands the president can't do much about the gridlock in congress, he wants the president to use executive action to combat climate change. >> we have got to step up. this should be a moment for a global it definitely. former democratic vice president al gore is pleading for washington to respond to climate change. >> has now millions face record breaking heat were saying this global emergency play out and it's getting worse more quickly than was predicted on abc's this week. gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage. he says president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from tailpipes right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform storm passing in congress. he in every senate rep

al gore is in a new controversy. watch alger here. >> climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those, almost 400 law enforcement officers in eval de, texas, who were waiting outside of an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. elizabeth: should al gore apologize for to the parents in uvalde texas? he is trying to score political points on their loss? >> that is very, very sad. i think the left, climate theologians to scare people. they should acknowledge their policies are not working. they have been devastating on the economy. what is happening, china is pumping out more and more pollution this year than last year. its having no effect on a global basis. it is encouraging sources from less clean technologies. elizabeth: they're burning coal to make solar panels. that is what is going on. senator, climate activists across the nation are ramping up. activists showed up at the maryland home of white house chief of staff ron klain on saturday you have to declare a climate emergency. far

raquel martin who explains why former vice president al gore. >> is issuing a warning about the state of our environment. the former vice president turned climate activists for decades now has warned of this type of record breaking heat. and while the president faces some obvious hurdles and congress, he's calling on the administration to take executive action to combat climate change. >> we have got to step up. this should be a moment for a global it definitely. former democratic vice president al gore is pleading for washington to respond to climate change. >> has now millions face record breaking heat were saying this global emergency play out and it's getting worse more quickly than was predicted on abc's this week. gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage. he says president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from pale pipes. right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recently blocked the president's climate reform

. >> if there's no room for a recount this election is over for vice president al gore >> i see nothing in any way that incompatible with that, tom. >> and the ruling that made same-sex marriage legal. >> historic ruling here for the first time the supreme court has said there is a constitutional right -- excuse me -- to same-sex marriage you can hear the cheer and the crowd, a very dramatic moment here >> for all of my colleagues here, pete is our compass, leading us, giving us direction on stories big and small, and then getting in front of the camera, and dare i say, giving the most accurate, the most meticulousl reported detail-filled story. and we're joined one more time by pete. pete, you have been a reliable wingman with me for coverage o so many major stories. what are you going to miss about all this >> well, i certainly will miss the work and i'll miss the people you know, "nightly news" has always been home base for me at nbc news wonderful people that i've worked with, and i wish people who have doubts about journalism could see all the work and care that goes into the stori

former vice president al gore is pleading today for washington to respond to combat climate change as millions now face record breaking heat. we're saying this global emergency play out and it's getting worse more quickly than was predicted. >> progressives on capitol hill are urging the president to declare a climate emergency. >> the president has yet to take that step. >> president biden's doctor is now saying that the president's covid symptoms are almost completely gone. in a statement, doctor kevin o'connor said the president suffered a sore throat body aches and a loose cough and will continue to take the medication. paxlovid as planned. president biden tested positive for covid last thursday and has been isolating at the white house. he canceled plans to travel to florida this week. president biden is pushing for congress to pass the chips acts. its goal is to promote the tech industry. >> to manufacture more computer chips in america. something the president says is key to national security. >> to be secure. the reading putting in weapons system were helicopter ready. we have

former vice president president and climate activist al gore telling abc the survival of our civilization is at stake and the time for action is now. >> if we don't stop using our atmosphere as an open sewer and if we don't stop these heat-trapping emissions things are going to get a lot worse. >> officials in new york say a man died after succumbing to heat exposure. >>> in other news, a car show became the scene of a deadly shooting in los angeles, two people were killed and five others injured after gunfire broke out sunday afternoon in the sane pedro neighborhood. two of the victims were critically injured. no arrests have been made. >>> the january 6th committee is not ruling out a subpoena for the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. vice chair liz cheney is hoping that ginni will talk to them on their own. she's a conservative activist who repeatedly pushed to overturn the 2020 election. >> the committee is engaged with her counsel, we certainly hope that she'll agree to come in voluntarily. we'll contemplate a subpoena if she does not. >> without objection the presiding

here is the former vice president, al gore on meet the press. here is the former vice president, al gore, i meet the press. >> vice president pence has been called a hero by some for what he did on january 6th, what's so you? >> well, in the current environment just doing what they law and the constitution requires seems heroic to some. i am glad he made that decision, he was a freshman congressman sitting in the chamber when i counted the electoral votes in early january of 2001. i think that those who have tried to continue promoting doubt and suspicion about the efficacy of our democracy are really performing in an anti american way. they should be held to account, that committee, i want to gradually benny thompson, liz cheney, every single member of that committee. they are performing a historic service to our nation. >> back to an article this morning in the atlantic with their headline on this profile case, mike pence is trying to send a message. just a bit more from this pace that says they race, the arizona race, not the first time they

it always throws people off if al gore gets more popular votes but he's not the president. but there is a reason for the electoral college and i think it's going to stay. brian: i hope it stays, and i hope we start accepting results. craig, doug, thanks for putting it in perspective. happy birthday, america. straight ahead, over the last 15 years i studied america's past. tonight on "one nation" we take a march through history to see how the average everyday americans did extraordinary things to keep us the home of the free and the brave. later in the show, i had the pleasure of visiting the new navy seal museum in honor of lieutenant michael murphy. we'll take a look at all it all came together here on "one nation." [♪♪♪] >> we are americans with a capital a. you know what that means? that means our forefathers were kicked out of every decent country in the world. we are the retched refuge. we are soldiers. but we are american soldiers. we have been kicking ass for 200 years. we are 10-1. brian: many people like to challenge history. but i'm different. i like studyin

that is a message from former vice president al gore, in an interview with nbc's chuck todd. he compared climate change you deniers to the police response and you valdez. it is harming future generations. >> the climate deniers are really, in some ways, similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams, they heard the gunshots. nobody stepped forward. confronted with this global emergency, what we are doing with our in action and failing to walk through the door and stop the killing, it is not typical of what we are capable of as human beings. we do have the solutions. >> you can watch apple interview tomorrow on meet the press. they will explain the current state of our climate and how we need to seek climate solutions and acting on them. right here on nbc bay area after today. >>> here is a live look at san francisco. oh, it is foggy out there right now, ahead of sunday's big marathon. the 45th annual marathon kicks off tomorrow morning. thou

former vice president al gore is once again ringing the alarm about the dangers the world is in and how we need to keep finding solutions. >> you know, the climate deniers are -- really in some ways, similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. they heard the screams. they heard the gunshots. and nobody stepped forward. and god bless those families who have suffered so much. and law enforcement officials tell us that's not typical of what law enforcement usually does. and confronted with this global emergency, what we're doing with our inaction and failing to walk through the door and stop the killing, is not typical of what we are capable of as human beings. >> you can watch that full interview with chuck todd tomorrow morning on "meet the press." >>> coming up next on nbc bay area news, 45 years of the san francisco marathon. we'll look ahead to the big event tomorrow and tell you about some road closures to look out for. >>> update to a fire burning south of gilroy. the

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. >> if there's no room for a recount this election is over for vice president al gore >> i see nothing in any way that incompatible with that, tom. >> and the ruling that made same-sex marriage legal. >> historic ruling sueme court has said there is a constitutional x rriage you can hear the cheer and the crowd, a very dramatic moment here >> for all of my colleagues here, pete is our compass, leading us, giving us direction on st getting in front of the camera, and dare i say, giving the most accurate, the most meticulousl reported detail-filled story. and we're joined one more time by pete. pete, you have been a reliable wingman with me for coverage o so many major stories. what are you going to miss about all this >> well, i certainly will miss the work and i'll miss the people you know, "nightly news" has always been home base for me at nbc news wonderful people that i've worked with, and i wish people who have doubts about journalism could see all the work and care that goes into the stories that are on "nightly news" every night, the layers of review, the efforts to get it right.