woman: green tea. [ chuckles ] lemonis: green tea. woman 4: they all say "green tea."een tea -- the tea flavor. woman 6: i'm not a green tea lover, okay? so if i saw "mr. green tea," i might not say, "oh, i'm gonna buy that." me. lemonis: i think we have some work to do. most people would expect me to push you to change the name. that doesn't bother me. there's a legacy there. what bothers me is the presentation of it and having "mr. green tea" be the dominant brand. one of the best things that happened at shoprite is seeing the positive feedback about the quality of the ice cream. but we need to put a process in place that forces us to do research and development on new flavors. and we need to go back to the drawing board on the packaging so that customers aren't thrown off and think there's green tea in every flavor. so, what i want to do is sort of take the actual packaging, and i want to basically move around some stuff. people don't want to think that there's green tea in the ice cream. -that's the feedback we got. -michael: yep. lemonis: pull that mr. green tea l

hi i'm femi oke am during the stream today it's been called the 8th wonder of the world a huge green belt of trees planted to hold back the so hard dess it in a 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative we'll look at an ambitious african land restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter and i would you want us to get them into this ringback. i'm actually can solo i am a climate advocates and a climate scientist and you are in the stream. the south is one of the most vulnerable places i'm going to have it. it's on the front lines of climate change. more than 80 percent of people survive in some form of agriculture. if people can't work their land. millions across the region. will be forced to migrate. so that was a clip from the new documentary the great green war could a forest planted from dakar way to duty address migration and other social issues so i think it could since 2007 work has been underway on an initiative to grow an 8000 kilometer long forest across the entire width of the saheli wit

stace the greens have done a lot better than they have ever done. in especially in brandenburg they have achieved a result that i think was almost beyond their dreams and in saxony it's not quite as spectacular but their 2 that have significantly increased their support that is partly a result of the fact that environmental issues climate change and so on has become so important in recent months has come so far to the front of the political discussion not only here in germany but worldwide so the greens have clearly benefited from that it's also significant because in the eastern part of germany the greens green party so far has not been particularly strong it's not a traditional area way that party has gained much support so i think their movement towards becoming one of the strongest parties and while the stuff across the country that is something that's happening in the east of germany as well probably because there's a lot of young voters there as well especially in saxony but also in brandenburg so it's the young that will go to the greens i im

words, a green new deal. because we are limited by the laws of nature,y what our planet canndnd cant t tak but when it comes to o the laws ththat we m make, the rulules governining our economomy and or ciety, there can be noimit tohat we a willingo do to save ouruture. we need w ways o thinkg beyond truian temp tantrum or the dangerous and criminal is him of the supposedly serious center. because our house is on fire and straws aren't going toutut it. it isime to gra[bleepy our hose. amy: yilein speing in a new vid from the intercept. when we come back, she will join us to talk about her new book "on fire: the case for a green new deal." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "one way or another" by blondie. this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman juan gonzalez. juan: as millions of students plan to walk out friday in a global climate strike, we spend the rest of the hour with naomi klein. she is out with a new book today titled "on fire: the case for a green new deal." amy: a book reviewer in "the new york times

this section of the exhibit is "green things from michigan." that's it. they are all green. they have no other connection other than being from michigan and being green. we thought that was a fun way to think about our collection. usually in collections, we put things in context or we arrange them by time period. what do we learn from putting all green things together? here are some of the stories about some of the green things on display. this pair of roller skates belonged to a michigan governor, sophie williams. this set of post office boxes, kind of the biggest green thing we have here, was at the state capitol. it was used by the legislature. i want to point out the wallpaper in the back. that has a michigan connection, too. in the late 19th century, it was very popular to make green pigments with arsenic, and wallpaper was one of the things they made beautiful green designs with arsenic with. a michigan physician published a book called "shadows from the wall of death." a very scary title that was basically a book about uses of arsenic wallpaper to raise the alarm that

hi i'm femi oke am feeling the strain today it's been called the 8th wonder of the wild a huge green belt the trees planted to hope that this a holiday as it in a 2nd discussion and a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative we're looking at an ambitious african land restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter and i would you want us to get them into this. i'm actually can solo i am a climate advocates and the climate scientists and you are in the stream. the south is one of the most vulnerable places on earth i have here. it's on the front lines of climate change. more than 80 percent of people survive in some form of agriculture. if people can't afford their land. really. across the region. will be forced to migrate. so that was a clip from the new documentary the great green wall could a forest planty from the car all the way to duty address migration and other social issues some think it could since 2007 work has been underway on an initiative to grow an 8000 kilometer long forest across the entire width of the

what do we learn from putting all green things together? here are some of the stories about some of the green things on display. this pair of roller skates belonged to a michigan governor, sophie williams. this set of post office boxes, kind of the biggest green thing we have here was that the state capitol. it was used by a legislator. i want to point out the wallpaper in the back. that has a michigan connection, too. , it was very popular to make green pigments with arsenic, and wallpaper was one of the things they made beautiful great designs with arsenic with. someone published a book called "shadows on the wall of death." a very scary title that was basically a book about uses of arsenic wallpaper to raise the alarm that there was lots of arsenic wallpaper. not a book you want to keep around even for health purposes, because all of these wallpapers have arsenic in them, but we have a copy in our collection of "shadows from the walls of death." we have digitized it and taken lots of safety precautions. this is a reproduction of one of t

it's alarming brilliant green indeed and i'm glad the greens are back in parliament but it still doesn't say right with me right off because the right wing populist party so have so much power and nobody really understands what sebastian courts would have us quits repeat most touched and it's a close honestly it's great you know exactly what i was hoping for and i'm not curious so much coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring on them and what about that coalition building max abbas in courts has to form a government now what are his options. sebastian coe it's kept all his options open for the elections but you're right now of course you will have to choose and one option is this former coalition party the freedom party but they have already announced that it would prefer to be part of the opposition for them it's about rebuilding the party about rebooting the party they want to focus on internal compliance as you know their scandal britain they have huge corruption problems and they want to get rid of that to get back into politics afterwards 2nd option social democrats with t

them we'll see whether the greens really want to implement a green policy or whether they're just meddling communists. i don't think lecture us plants the environment is a currency and in my opinion and i'm not the only person to think that politics has nothing much to say now adays only the economy matters being groomed sebastian kurtz wants to put the challenges facing the economy front and center in coalition talks the negotiations are expected to last several weeks. if not months. in sport the world athletics championships in khatab has been dominated by empty seats in the stands and athletes complaints about the heat organizers say they've done all they can to mitigate the effects of the high temperatures and to get in more spectators but it doesn't bode well for the football world cup in qatar in 2022. i. the women's 100 meters is always a crowd magnet you think the world athletics championships in doha would be no different to me because shelly and fraser price is the fastest woman on the planet that few fans came out to see her victory and. take a look at the thousands of empty sea

it's been a very good day for the green party, the resurgent green party. who mr kurz will be able to form a coalition with. will he try and reform an alliance with the freedom party or will he decide to try and make a pact with the green party, possibly also a three—way pact with the greens and the liberal neos? that all could take a lot of negotiation, a lot of bargaining and those coalition talks are likely to go on for weeks if not months. bethany bell reporting from vienna. more than 70 flood warnings are in place across england and wales, with more heavy rain forecast. here's a flavour of how different parts of the country have been affected. lifeguards at crantock near newquay have reported the cliffs there have become dangerous as a result of spring tides and the big surf. steps leading to the surf life—saving club have also been washed away. people are being urged to avoid the area. this was the scene near cardiff. buses have been replacing trains between machynlleth and newtown. people are being warned to be "vigilant", with further heavy rain and

are classic green sort of open minded and it's interesting because the greens made some comments earlier about their needing to be radical reform if they were going to consider going to government with curt's i mean why. is it really something they would consider because as you say these 2 parties is a so far apart they couldn't be more different where there's a very strong feeling in austria on every in every party about the if clearly that the fire right should not return to government so if the greens make it too difficult for the courts to go into correlation with them he might turn back to the disgruntled and disgraced if india and so i think it's it's there's a good chance that the green party will have a very tough process of negotiations with sebastian quits and we might see a coalition maybe in december before christmas because it is there are so many talks are going to take some time they will take some time for sure but the guys today is more green than it was 2 years ago when it was more. the refugee crisis it was quite difficult for the progressive part of austria to gain vo

you know i had been hoping for the greens on the liberals but thank god in the end the far right law still is a long. bizarreness every day and it's alarming a greedy and clinton did and i'm glad the greens are back in parliament patched it still doesn't say right with me because the right wing populist party so have so much power and nobody really understands what sebastian caught me he didn't he would have us busting quits repeat most and it's a close dick honestly it's great you know exactly what i was hoping for and i'm not curious about coalitions and what the coalition will bring on and what about that coalition building max of us in courts as to form a government now what are his options. sebastian coe it's kept all his options open for the elections but you're right now of course you will have to choose in one option is this former coalition party the freedom party but they have already announced that it would prefer to be part of the opposition for them it's about rebuilding the party about rebuilding the party they want to focus on internal compliance as you know their scan

to consume as and europe and a prompted a change of attitude today germany launched the so-called green button initiative a labeling system that aims to help consume us make informed choices about the clothes they buy well lip production whole so modern machinery and happy workers this is the new image for bangladesh's textile industry this factory in the capital dhaka our producers polo shirts for the western market the manager says who they're doing everything to comply with the green button criteria and hopes they'll be certified the company has made a massive investment yet a sticking from the buyout yeah also tested yet if would begin fact up that started they mean study but thank you from odd that if style maybe did we concede out on in the from bites of the up or that 6 and a half years ago more than a 1000 workers were killed when the ran up plows of factory and dark ah collapsed after of that the e.u. rammed the us put pressure on bangladesh's textile industry to improve safety that has helped a bit now the country's unions have high expectations for the new certification the w

[applause] >> green new deal! green new deal! green new deal! green new deal! green new deal! green new deal! >> next we have an amazing musician coming up, her name is caroline rose. we'll have her introduce herself. >> hey, everybody. i was supposed to perform a song turns out we have the wrong permit or something. classic. so, what i'd like to do instead is i'll play -- i'll have them play the song while i'm walking off. i want to sum up what the song is about. it's called "money," an apt title. you're going to put me on the spot now. clearly i'm not a politician, i don't really know what i'm doing. all right. [singing] we did it for the money we did it for the money they did it for the money they did it for the money they did it for the money they didn't do it for the boys didn't do it for the girls didn't do it for the mothers didn't do it for the daughters didn't do it for me didn't do it for you didn't do it for the weak didn't do it for the -- they did it for the money they did it for the money what did they do it for the money they did it for the money thank you so mu

lee ordered green dead. defense played a phone conversation between lee and green arguing that lee cared about green as a father and that in fact their custody issues had been settled ten days before green disappeared. >> at the end of the day that's the other takeaway, which is tiffany lee absolutely wanted keith green in her life and her children's lives. >> reporter: here's what we can expect over the next few weeks. a lot of circumstantial evidence. no murder has been recovered and there is no iteyewitness to thi crime. green's girlfriend will testify. >> much appreciated. >>> to stay up to date on the case, you can download the news app. we'll use it to send out push alerts with the latest developments in the trial. >>> we have made a commitment to building a better bay area which means that we dig into topics that affect our lives and stick with stories that could affect our neighborhood. >>> we are live with plans with a homeless navigation center in san francisco. >>> imagine not getting paid for the

green zones are short-term parking zones.they can be metered or unmetered and have a time limit between 15-30 minutes. currently people who have disabled parking placards are not subject to green zone time limits which restricts their availability because people will park in them for extended proceed of time -- periods of time. we have a couple of ways to increase the availability. one is to physically put in more green zones, but the others are how to manage the zones. one option is to place meters at unmetered green zones. this would encourage turnover in areas with high parking demand and easier to enforce the time limit. another is to remove the placard exemption for green zone time limits and enable those with placards to park for free, with a stated time, but not indefinitely. our fourth recommendation is to replace muni flag stops with curb side bus stops. many are flag stops are the bus or train stops adjacent to parked cars. these flag stops force people in wheelchairs to go into the street to access the bus's lift r

green generation of power but also green to take carbon out of the air, to clean up the water, and, by the way, a lot of this stuff hasn't been invented yet. so you see this giant worldwide market, people want to do this, or at least feel like they need to because they see what's happening. what can we do? i've got a three-part answer to that. the first is, make the big investment in science and research and development, the things we do best here in america. part two is we say to the world, you can produce whatever we come up with in our science, whatever devices, you can have it, apply it, but whatever is manufactured from it, you have to manufacture right here in the united states of america. that will produce an estimated 1.2 million new manufacturing jobs, good jobs, union jobs, not just jobs that pay less, not jobs that are an afterthought, but real jobs. that's part i of it. we want to sell this stuff around the world. that's how you generate a change in how we see both our economy, building unions, building good jobs, and at the same time saving our own nation and the rest of t

really want to implement a green policy or with a just middling communists and. i don't think the tree house plants the environment is a power is he and in my opinion and i'm not the only person to think that politics has nothing much to say nowadays only the economy matters being green sebastian kurtz wants to put the challenges facing the economy front and center in coalition talks the negotiations are expected to last several weeks if not months. are to the united states now for the 1st time more than half of americans say they approve of congress opening an impeachment inquiry into president donald trump that's according to the latest polls the president is stepping up his attacks as that pressure increases over his asking ukraine to help find political dirt on is rival joe biden he's issued a threat to those who revealed the contents of the phone call in a tweet trump wrote this i want to meet not only my user who presented 2nd and 3rd hand information but also the person who will legally gave this information which was largely incorrect to the whistleblower

everything it's alarming brilliant green indeed and i'm glad the greens are back in parliament but it still doesn't say right with me because the right wing populist party so have so much power and nobody really understands what sebastian caught would have us was surprised and quickly people most thought and it's a close optic honestly it's great you know exactly what i was hoping for and i'm curious about coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring on them playing in the. right max that is exactly the next question the focus shifts to coalition building what are sébastien courts as options. he has 3 options if you only want to build a coalition with one other party and why would he want otherwise the 1st one is a former partner of the far right for the party but they have already announced after their heavy losses on sunday evening that they want to get back into the opposition and rebuild reboot their party also have more control over what happens in the party the 2nd party that could be a coalition partner of the social democrats they had their worst result in their history

if the greens john. and a governing coalition it would be a 1st session national level but with so many other parties also in the frame the voters have mixed feelings about the overall results. and it's a close optic honestly it's great exactly what i was hoping for and i'm not curious about coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring to us one of them playing in a little bit see we'll see with the greens really want to implement a green policy with a just middling communists and. i don't think the tree house plants the environment is a powers he and in my opinion and i'm not the only person to think that politics has nothing much to say nowadays only the economy matters being green sebastian kurtz wants to put the challenges facing the economy front and center in coalition talks the negotiations are expected to last several weeks if not months. well my 1st guest tonight cautions that populace may be losing elections now but their base of support is not necessarily shrinking in her book popular oc

germany's green party who've been doing well i think both there was a poll released today nationwide showing that 2 thirds of germans say they think that action on climate on the climate crisis is more important than economic growth 2 thirds that's a pretty strong number. of thing well so we go that's really going to go on there has been a decided shift toward the green party s. specially in cities so there is definitely pressure on this government to act and that the chancellor is due to speak at the climate action summit in the united nations on monday and she really needs to go there with something to say because germany is falling drastically short of its climate goals for 2020 so she's promising they're going to meet them by 2030 but the fact is if you ask me about the shift to the green party there is not a single voter who shifted who would be won back by this package is too little too piecemeal so she has to weigh the flag but nobody's watching. rights aside would you agree with milind of this is this an announcement with celebrating i do nothing this is an announcement of ce

for more on this issue i'm joined by where kika it's he's the development spokesman for the green party here in germany good to have you with us thank you were so in this report we just heard that europe is equally responsible for india's environmental problems what is germany doing about that well we have a lot of discussion about the situation and i agree that germany could do much more as europe as a whole could do much more we are talking a lot about higher standards ecological and economical or social standards human rights standards but our government has one weakness they think our government thinks that the responsibility lies with the computer consumers and they should just buy fair trade coffee and i think this is not what politicians are for or decision to do you suggest i suggest what we also suggest our government they should take over responsibility and find binding rules for souls import of those clothes and this would make a huge difference for the brands have a huge challenge to change the situation well of course we've we've seen already some initiatives only one the s

to get some more climate competency and if the you really have this conservative green coalition hereit could be a blueprint for the rest of europe and of course we expect austria to change its hardline migration policy at least slightly if the rains come into a coalition max often thanks so much for that from vienna this morning max. it's to china now or celebrations are taking place to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule president xi jinping attending a ceremony at yemen's square to remember the heroes of the civil war which saw millions die in the communist party seize power the main celebrations will take place tuesday with a huge military parade on them and square. but beijing fears the anniversary could be overshadowed by the democracy protests and unrest in hong kong. as more. it's images like these beijing hoped would have long been stamped out chinese president xi jinping trampled underfoot. instead mass demonstrations have dominated the countdown to the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china and these protesters are no mood to celebrate. with the world wa

all our school does have probably came on batteries so anytime battery is green or about to be green customers can go to any of the points and swap out the battery free of cost if a customer has any problem middle of the road we have roadside assistance and even there the waco can be swapped if any problem is about to be filed. is perhaps one of the. and big sur 2 different garners of the city. taking a cop to the business hub of or and back used to calls between pretty $1400.00 rupees 5 yards when she runs in to look for $45.00 rupees or less than $0.60 but she can hop cost time with a fully charged battery and she can go up to 60 kilometers. on the scooter i'm not only spending less money i also end up saving time. was act i'm going to have several things to do in a day i break the bike for the full day or on an hourly basis i invariably end up spending less than if i had to take a bus a cab on the tram. was is that come what they see me. corporate customers like this food delivered and get even better rate a strategy which will also raise the visibility of the. scooter's it is pri

green, is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. i rise today in support of house resolution 3691, the translate act. t.s.a. has been important mission to protect air travel and is responsible for the security of nearly 440 federalized airports. across these airports t.s.a. screens more than two million passengers a day. to accomplish this mission, t.s.a. relies on materials like signs, websites, and videos to communicate screening information to passengers and airport employees prior to their arrival at t.s.a. checkpoints. h.r. 3691 requires t.s.a. to develop an implement a plan to identify languages other than english that are primary languages of travelers at major airports and determine steps to improve communication in those languages at those same airports. also included in the plan will be steps for t.s.a. to improve communication with individuals that are hearing and vision impaired or may experience other barriers to understanding t.s.a.'s communication. i commend representative

>> euclid green will remain part of. >> right. this is the after, will go back to the before, and then you can see with our proposed plan, which is the next slide. we are planning on retaining that corridor to downtown, it was something that was referenced by the neighborhood, very early on. we initially started with a different design of that park that had a platform, then actually step down the hill and some of the neighbors, who actually throw footballs out there, play with their dogs out there, said they wanted it to follow the natural grade. >> these two pictures here, the square footage of the euclid green remains the same? you take a some away, and is still the same size area. >> we are looking at one side of the euclid green right now. as proposed. this is a long euclid, this is the east facing view. there is a section, that i was referring to, that some of the neighbors had referred to that is on the north side of that green, along laurel where we are proposing townhomes, and that is currently green space that we are prop

problems with some of what is being pushed forward is green at the moment as a reason for carrying on burning fossil fuels when we know it is who already a crime against humanity that we have entered into the last 30 years that is having horrible impacts on hundreds of millions of people in the form of catastrophic droughts floods typhoon slight clones hearkens you know and the strength of these things is absolutely vastly greater than before and you know so to try and identify some of the problems with what's being put forward by you know the mainstream green narrative as a reason to carry on destroying ourselves it's just madness and for what it's worth by the way speaking personally this is not extinction of anyone speaking but absolutely if it were a choice between colon you clear despite all the catastrophic dangers associated with nuclear a in terms of whether it when the technology goes wrong would be in terms of global security you know if it were the devil's bargain i would take nuclear any day of the week but the reality is and i. need to go to stanford university climate ch

and lots of green drive times across the golden gate bridge, six minutes. eight minutes across the bay cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel >>> let's take a look at what's going on around the state today. look at those chances of thunderstorms up around eureka. that is the next chance of wet weather for us tonight and tomorrow. look at the sunshine and dry air with 82 in sacramento. 83 in fresno. los angeles 82. sunshine. 70 in monterey. 77 in san diego. finally out of the 100s, 99 today in palm springs. a sunny 70 in yosemite. no more snow in tahoe. we have video of that coming up. 65 there. a look at what will happen this week and freezing cold friday morning. 29. 64 in the afternoon. mid-30s to upper 60s for saturday and sunday. >>> mike, thank you, part of our commitment to building a better bay area is focusing on issues like housing. the city of rich

really want to implement a green. policy with a just middling communists in galveston i don't think the tree house plants the environment is a currency and in my opinion and i'm not the only person to think that politics has nothing much to say nowadays only the economy matters being green sebastian kurtz wants to create the challenges facing the economy front and center in coalition talks the negotiations are expected to last several weeks if not months. well my 1st guest tonight cautions that populace may be losing elections now but their base of support is not necessarily shrinking in her book popular ocracy in the tyranny of authenticity and the rise of populism catherine vs he argues that getting rid of populism is most difficult in societies where not telling the truth is already the lingua franca of politicians evan is the director of global policy institute at queen mary university in london she joins me tonight from london catherine welcome to the day your piece today in the guardian it caught our attention b

s brief if you can how would a potential coalition with the greens actually work.the difficulties don't lie on climate policy or economic policy but on migration for example very different positions about coats was a hardliner when it comes to migration the greens are not and also social policy. calls wants to slash taxes the greens don't they want to use the money on social policy on climate policy so that's where they would need to align their positions and it won't be easy all right he did he's not been reporting for us from vienna. now 30 years ago thousands of east germans fleeing communism made their way to the czechoslovakia in capital prague now their destination was the west german embassy there they were hoping to use it as a staging point to get to freedom in west germany their gamble paid off and on the 30th of september 1909 they packed on to trains heading west 3 decades later some of them have been retracing their steps. a journey back in time. 30 years ago. i was traveling in a train just like this one. spike. and it's like reliving it all over agai

just across the green fencing is where the navigation center is taking full form at this point. neighbors say they don't want it here. >>> he got it wrong. there is no question.>> reporter: disbelieves for save embarcadero for all. after a judge denied the request for an injunction against the embarcadero homeless navigation center. >>> nor does the court except the petitioner's argument that it has shown irreparable harm here from the potential that the opening of this navigation center may subject its members or the public.>> reporter: neighbors who have been leading the charge against the center say the shelter will further deteriorate the quality of life in the neighborhood. >>> looking at the way the city has run other navigation sensors we don't have confidence the city would be able to run this one well. without negative consequences for the neighborhood.>> reporter: city attorneys released this statement. we are pleased the court has denied this baseless request to stop construction. san francisco has a homeless crisis on its hands. we are doing something about it.>>> in

between the 2 parties what finally the greens who say no or sebastian courts will say no and then hewill turn to the far right freedom party install a coalition. of the far right and the conservative party and there is because it's become something about trends that in other european countries green parties that have been gaining momentum do you think that the austrian green party will fare in this how will they fare in this election. well according to the opinion polls they will get about 12 to 14 percent which is actually a very high number of support they had missed to enter the parliament in the previous elections in 2017 as a surprise to all to many because at that time many people voted for the social democrats to favor them in their rivalry this sébastien could speak with party but now those green affiliates who had voted for the social democrats 2 years ago will return to the green party and they will make it into parliament and a bill play a prominent role probably in the formation of the future and coalition government. professor of political science at innsbruck university

it was called the green line. jordan existed or had control on the east side of that green line, israel on the west. a second unfortunate war occurred in 1967. as that result, israel took control of all of the area ta is now within israel on the east side of the green line. and those two wars in what came out of them is where a lot of the problems between palestinians and israelis started. it's not ainshent and something that can't be overcome. let me go back to this picture. this is an israeli jew and this is a palestinian muslim, standing next to one another in his home. we actually heard from them and other israelis and other palestinians about their desires and their efforts to work together in business and industry and economics. and it's bringing people together. the day before we vivetted the sheik, we were in a town in the northern part of israel in what and there somaria are two industrial parts that have 209 different manufacturing companies. most of the people working in those manufacturing countries ar

the business friendly democrats are at 7 percent as the left party also at 7 the greens here are at 23 percent down 3 points compared to last month. so hamsa greens have continued to lose ground every month another popularity is down 3 percentage points from august can we say that they have peaked i think what you can say about all of these results is that political parties at the moment seem to be establishing that sols at a particular level seems to be a kind of consultation of support going on across the political spectrum as far as the greens are concerned you have to say that rise to becoming 2nd strongest party has been meteoric in the last couple of years so much so that the party is scrambling to find people to stand for election to help in election campaigning to prepare itself for a much more central role in german government in german politics at the same time one has to say that including in these prostrated elections this past week and the 2 governing still governing parties the conservatives and the social democrats seem to be establishing their level of support at partic

not the famous tavern on the green, but arnold's tavern on the green. that is in morristown. there is a sign for it. unfortunately, arnold's tavern burned down in 1918, due to a fire. washington typically had five aides or secretaries. secretaries were probably doing most of the writing, aides did some of the writing and there is no proof of this, but my assumption would be when washington is distinguishing between a secretary and an aide, the aide would have more varied activities, reconnaissance and so forth, whereas the secretary would stay at headquarters. including the mansion, we will talk about, and that is probably how the labor was split up. the most at any time was seven. can you imagine seven of them sleeping in the same room or even sitting in the same room during a hot day like today? or the cold times, must have been an incredible challenge. the typical task is writing and copying letters for washington. copious is an understatement. copious amounts of writing letters. they were often dictated by washington to his aides, including hamilton. , for a little refres

and north green a button is aimed at making consumers more aware about where what they wear comes from. welcome to business michael jones in berlin good to have you with us but if you're planning on flying with british airways better check your flight status because british airways has canceled almost all its flights pilots have begun a 2 day strike it is the 1st time the company's pilots have taken part in industrial action but they're warning another walkout will follow soon if their demands aren't met this was the scene at london heathrow on monday morning dozens of british airways planes grounded as pilots walked off the job for the 1st time in the airline's history the action has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded prompting british airways to tweeze we understand the frustration we are extremely sorry it has come to this we remain ready and willing to return to talks with. the pilots' union called the action after refusing the offer of an 11.5 percent pay rise over 3 years the move sparked a furious reaction from c.e.o. alex cruz who says be a offers world class salarie

which is what people are saying about the new green deal. because it's an easy republican talking point. of course we need balance in all of the consumption patterns and part of what a carbon tax and dividend does is vets the price signal in the market. to help make that happen. without ordering americans to abandon something that is very important to them. we change the economic signal and bring it into balance and balance is what we have lost when it comes to our relationship with creation with the earth that sustains our ability to live. >> let's go to a video question. a in alabama she's ab air force reservist and school science teacher. here's the question. >> good evening. the u.s. military is heavily reliant on fossil fuel and a significant contributor to global greenhouse emissions. additionally military resources and bases are at risk from sea level rise and increased heat. what is your plan to ensure that the military helps to solve the climate crisis instead of contribute. while also prepares for the new climate reality? >> what a

tony: it should be green tea, but we're making green tea right now. lemonis: empty.y: there's nothing in here yet. lemonis: and then... green tea, nothing in here. tony: nothing in here. lemonis: so you're out of green tea. tony: this summer's been -- we've had a lot of production issues. so, our schedule is monday -- green tea, yeti tracks, full day of it, and then we do a smaller run of it today, this would be thursday. lemonis: so, you need to be producing all the time. i'm starting to understand that tony's drops in revenue could, in large part, be blamed on the fact that he doesn't have the manufacturing process right, which ultimately leads to a lack of product in the stores, which ultimately leads to a customer walking in and turning right back around and leaving. let's make some green tea. tony: yeah, absolutely. so, the cream is getting whipped, to aerate and create that volume. lemonis: when was the last time you did this? tony: saturday. when there's nobody else for production, i'm the only person who knows the recipes. lemonis: it's very warm in here, and