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Deval Patrick, a former governor o stanley cup f Massachusetts, is expe stanley cup cted to announce that he is running for president in the 2020 race, multiple people familiar with his plans told CBS News.Patrick will be a guest on CBS This Morning Thursday. A CBS News contributor since September, Patrick will no longer serve in that role: Governor Patrick has been a political contributor to CBS News but in light of this decision, the network will be discontinuing that relationship. Patrick, 63, served as Massachusetts governor for two terms, from 2007 to 2015, and was most recently a managing director at Bain Capital, a private equity firm. Patrick is a prominent African American member of the Democratic party and had been considered a viable candidate for president, given his past work as a federal prosecutor, his willingness to campaign for Democratic congressional candidates and his ties to former President Barack Obama. He hadsaidlast December that he would not run, citing the potential strain on friends and family.It is unclear how Patrick s late decision to join the fray could reshape the Democratic contest. The Iowa caucus is less than three months away on February 3. And he starts far behind in a record-sized field that polling shows is now divided into two tiers mdash; with the top tier consisting of Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sa stanley cup nders and Pete Buttigieg. Read more fromCBS News chief Washington correspondent Major GarrettandCBS News Jlgr Dog walks into a bar mdash; and North Carolina brewpub owners are delighted
JUNEAU, Alaska -- The state has argued in court that a climate change lawsuit filed by 16 young Alaska residents should be thrown out because climate policies must be decided by the state Legislature and the executive branch, not the courts. The state and plaintiffs argued their cases on Monday before an Anchorage judge in a hearing to decide if the lawsuit should advance, Alaska s Energy Desk reported.The plaintiffs, ranging from children in elementary school to college students, say the state is violating their constitutional rights by failing to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Assistant Attorney General Seth Beausang asked the court to dismiss the case, citing the Alaska Supreme Court s dismissal of a similar climate change case in 2014 setting precedent.Melting ice, rising seas, longer droughts -- Full climate change coverage Th airmax e court said that weighing all those interests was a policy decision ent stanley cup rusted to the political branches, and not to the courts, Beausang said. Stunning photos of climate change 72 photos The salomon 2014 case and the current one were both filed with help from an Oregon-based nonprofit, Our Children s Trust, which has filed legal actions on behalf of young people across the country demanding action on climate change.
Deval Patrick, a former governor o stanley cup f Massachusetts, is expe stanley cup cted to announce that he is running for president in the 2020 race, multiple people familiar with his plans told CBS News.Patrick will be a guest on CBS This Morning Thursday. A CBS News contributor since September, Patrick will no longer serve in that role: Governor Patrick has been a political contributor to CBS News but in light of this decision, the network will be discontinuing that relationship. Patrick, 63, served as Massachusetts governor for two terms, from 2007 to 2015, and was most recently a managing director at Bain Capital, a private equity firm. Patrick is a prominent African American member of the Democratic party and had been considered a viable candidate for president, given his past work as a federal prosecutor, his willingness to campaign for Democratic congressional candidates and his ties to former President Barack Obama. He hadsaidlast December that he would not run, citing the potential strain on friends and family.It is unclear how Patrick s late decision to join the fray could reshape the Democratic contest. The Iowa caucus is less than three months away on February 3. And he starts far behind in a record-sized field that polling shows is now divided into two tiers mdash; with the top tier consisting of Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sa stanley cup nders and Pete Buttigieg. Read more fromCBS News chief Washington correspondent Major GarrettandCBS News Jlgr Dog walks into a bar mdash; and North Carolina brewpub owners are delighted
JUNEAU, Alaska -- The state has argued in court that a climate change lawsuit filed by 16 young Alaska residents should be thrown out because climate policies must be decided by the state Legislature and the executive branch, not the courts. The state and plaintiffs argued their cases on Monday before an Anchorage judge in a hearing to decide if the lawsuit should advance, Alaska s Energy Desk reported.The plaintiffs, ranging from children in elementary school to college students, say the state is violating their constitutional rights by failing to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Assistant Attorney General Seth Beausang asked the court to dismiss the case, citing the Alaska Supreme Court s dismissal of a similar climate change case in 2014 setting precedent.Melting ice, rising seas, longer droughts -- Full climate change coverage Th airmax e court said that weighing all those interests was a policy decision ent stanley cup rusted to the political branches, and not to the courts, Beausang said. Stunning photos of climate change 72 photos The salomon 2014 case and the current one were both filed with help from an Oregon-based nonprofit, Our Children s Trust, which has filed legal actions on behalf of young people across the country demanding action on climate change.