even working with someone like jane fonda and lily tomlin who are also out there on fridays. we are trying to say this is a generational issue. we are trying to say save the nation. we are trying to sa nment a d shall lead them there is greta. similar to last year with the parkland shooting there was high school students that were leaving. our young people are passionate, passionate about this country. >> that's right. 7 million people have been in this place because of environment and climate change. weerazon d arctcoalof that. >> and all of the fires. especially here in california. all of these wildfires. the kincaid in the getty fire. >> she has really sparked us to really try to address this decade to come, because there will be millions of people displaced if we don't address this now. we have one more segment. so, we will close out with a word of hope and inspiration, which is what we truly try to do here . thank you. >> thank you. >> please join us for our segmn >>> a composer recently said that tradition is not worshiping ashes, but preserving the fire. i see that in

. >> director tomlin. >> chair borden, members of the board. i'm jeff tomlin director of transportation. there's been a lot going on the last couple weeks. my director's report is rather long. we'll be covering budget, vision zero and the transit service changes maintained on saturday including some additional details we worked through. so let me share my screen. can you see my screen? >> director: yes. >> great. so last week we presented our budget to the of supervisors august 13 and received good feedback from them. largely because of the ways in which we have used our values in order to deal with these catastrophic times. as you know because i've stated it repeatedly, our values are best found not in our policies but in our budget and back in december when i first arrived i worked to clarify the agency's values in order to deal with peak boom economy and figure out how best to improvement the reliability of the working group. we're in a different space now and values become even more important when you're having to make deep and painful cuts

. >> director tomlin. >> chair borden, members of the board. i'm jeff tomlin director of transportation. there's been a lot going on the last couple weeks. my director's report is rather long. we'll be covering budget, vision zero and the transit service changes maintained on saturday including some additional details we worked through. so let me share my screen. can you see my screen? >> director: yes. >> great. so last week we presented our budget to the of supervisors august 13 and received good feedback from them. largely because of the ways in which we have used our values in order to deal with these catastrophic times. as you know because i've stated it repeatedly, our values are best found not in our policies but in our budget and back in december when i first arrived i worked to clarify the agency's values in order to deal with peak boom economy and figure out how best to improvement the reliability of the working group. we're in a different space now and values become even more important when you're having to make deep and painful cuts

exchanges in any promotion of substance of relations with the time one region and cautiously handle tomlin related issues the chinese side will make necessary responses according to the development of the situation. finally an incredible achievement in the world of earth let ics swedish pole vaulter one of the planters has broken the outdoor pole vault world record one that's been standing for 26 years he did it at the diamond league event in rome the 20 year old cleared a height of 6 meters 15 centimeters that's one centimeter higher than the previous best set by sent a book in c. it says 3 out in 1904 that was 5 years before the plantaris was born the planter's has also broken the indoor world record twice this season. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the world health organization says it's concerned about an alarming rate of new infections in europe that have been more than 300000 infections in the past week some countries have reintroduced lockdowns in hard hit cities. dozens of refugees are settling into a new 10 city on the greek island of less force after a fire swept th

if you mike tomlin steyer, this was his topic and the thing he feels so strongly about. >> you have totype of comment from the president. we are in a situation that is grim. causing historic damage. there is no question that the fires are related to the record setting heat on the west coast this summer. we need bold action. this was predicted. the type of progressive program that honestly joe biden has proposed as part of his campaign. we have to change the leadership of the country so that we can address a known quantity and a dangerous problem that threatens the health and the safety of every american citizen. every summer we have the conversation. every summer we sit and have the conversation. that a president can set an agenda and start to fix the climate now. >> we are going to need a generational change at the ballot box this november. we absolutely need to elect a president like joe biden who deeply understands the problem and knows what has to happen. but he can't do it alone. it is absolutely clear that we need to bring him senatorial, house and senate support to get the type

the great comedic performers of all time being honored by other legends and other stars like lily tomlinzanne somers. it's a tribute with some really personal and at times very emotional stories from her friends, but also showcasing how lucille ball had this run as a trailblazer, especially for other comedic women in the entertainment business. so all of that, you can check it out tonight at 8:00 on reelz. also if you're just a super huge "lucy" fan, can't get enough, you can binge "i love lucy," that classic show on hulu right now as well. so if you want a full lucy weekend, you got it. >> that is awesome. i was a big fan of "i love lucy" on nick at nite. jeremy, thank you so much, and to see jeremy on people, watch it monday and pick up this week'sss oeoe" on newsstands nationwide. >> thank you, janai. >>> here's what's coming up. we have your decluttering motivation, the motivation you need to tidy up this weekend. our extreme clean series continues after the break. >>> here's what's coming up. we have your decluttering motivation, the motivation you need to tidy up this weekend. our

"be a light," thomas rhett featuring reba mcentire, hillary scott, chris tomlin and keith urban.hope you're happy now," carly pearce and lee brice, produced by busbee. those are the nominees for cma musical event of the year. congrats. >> this is a good morning. these are the nominees for entertainer of the year. eric church, miranda lambert, carrie underwood, keith urban, and luke combs. those are the nominees for cma entertainer of the year. yahoo! >> well, thank you both so much. you all are hearing those for the first time learning about your own nominations. luke, if that's how you celebrate the nomination, can't wait for you to celebrate the win, my brother. >> appreciate that. >> congratulations and this morning, we're excited to announce the date of this year's ceremony will be, yes, the 54th wednesday, november 11th right here on abc. plus gabby barrett and ingrid andresss revealing the remaining ones at 9:00 a.m. on cma's facebook and youtube channel as well as goodmorningamerica.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies?

you've already heard that mta director tomlin spoke earlier today about permanent slow streets infrastructure and signage. mta is also requesting fscta funding for permanent slow streets infrastructure and signage. it appears to me that there is no emergency under seqa. we're now more than six months into this virus situation. i saw nothing in the file, on the record from mta or planning that these actions were necessary or required under seqa guidelines 15 to 69c. it exempts specific actions necessary to prevent or mitigate an emergency, and i don't have time to discuss all statutory construction, but you cannot read out the word "necessary" because the word "necessary" is in there somebody has to show that these specific actions are necessary and not just convenient or desirable. and i don't think that's happened. seems to me that this project is being piecemealed in several phases and should be reviewed as one overall project. i support the seqa appeal before you. i think that appellant has met their burden and presented a fair argument that additional environmental review is warranted. in

you've already heard that mta director tomlin spoke earlier today about permanent slow streets infrastructure and signage. mta is also requesting fscta funding for permanent slow streets infrastructure and signage. it appears to me that there is no emergency under seqa. we're now more than six months into this virus situation. i saw nothing in the file, on the record from mta or planning that these actions were necessary or required under seqa guidelines 15 to 69c. it exempts specific actions necessary to prevent or mitigate an emergency, and i don't have time to discuss all statutory construction, but you cannot read out the word "necessary" because the word "necessary" is in there somebody has to show that these specific actions are necessary and not just convenient or desirable. and i don't think that's happened. seems to me that this project is being piecemealed in several phases and should be reviewed as one overall project. i support the seqa appeal before you. i think that appellant has met their burden and presented a fair argument that additional environmental review is warranted. in

you've already heard that mta director tomlin spoke earlier today about permanent slow streets infrastructure and signage. mta is also requesting fscta funding for permanent slow streets infrastructure and signage. it appears to me that there is no emergency under seqa. we're now more than six months into this virus situation. i saw nothing in the file, on the record from mta or planning that these actions were necessary or required under seqa guidelines 15 to 69c. it exempts specific actions necessary to prevent or mitigate an emergency, and i don't have time to discuss all statutory construction, but you cannot read out the word "necessary" because the word "necessary" is in there somebody has to show that these specific actions are necessary and not just convenient or desirable. and i don't think that's happened. seems to me that this project is being piecemealed in several phases and should be reviewed as one overall project. i support the seqa appeal before you. i think that appellant has met their burden and presented a fair argument that additional environmental review is warranted. in