It's Friday, February 13th. The EPA hits Undue. We start here.

The Trump administration upends 16 years of government policy on climate change.

If Congress didn't authorize it, EPA shouldn't be doing it.

Scientists say an end of the endangerment finding endangers us all.

Ice out of Minneapolis?

The Twin Cities, Minnesota and general are and will continue to be much safer.

Despite the unrest and two deaths, the President's Borders are, calls the surge a success.

And a win in court for Mark Kelly.

This is about an administration that is out of control on so many different levels.

A federal judge says the Pentagon is trampling on the senator's rights.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Stephen Portnoy.

Hey, Brad's out today, but I've got you covered from D.C.

It sometimes feels like dramatic changes coming out of this city are happening so quickly that it's really tough to stay on top of them. Trust me, I can relate. And believe me, when I say we're here

to help.

Something happened yesterday that really calls for a deep dive off the top of the show because it could have a long-lasting impact on the future of our planet, or to hear it from

the president, Americans' bank accounts.

This action will eliminate over $1.3 trillion of regulatory costs and help bring car prices tumbling down.

President Trump yesterday announced the end of a sweeping environmental policy that dates back 16 years,

a finding by the EPA that greenhouse gases endanger the environment.

Effective immediately, we're repealing the ridiculous endangerment finding

and terminating all additional

green emission standards imposed unnecessarily. He describes it as the biggest regulatory

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