and edgy and so watching i'm femi oke a sighting all for this episode of all the strange. the climate has changed every year for millions of years decades of talk good little action it's all about just create confusion to create smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically subverted the oil industry was a main bankroller or opposition aquatic the campaign against the climate do you think that's a bad thing more suited it was fears of books and absolutely coming soon on al-jazeera. oldham's right wing government on the catholic church are the very best of friends the curse of force the government the government supports the church their critics claim they both draw power from demonizing others they find an enemy in them by trying to scare other people with it and it's not ideology hatred but have recent changes to abortion laws pushed the public too far. people in power across the gates poland's church and state alliance on a 0. the athletes a larger than life but the world of sumo wrestling is shrouded in secrecy one o one nice

i am femi oke a today on the stream philippe no nurses on the front lines of code 8 we find out why one group of nurses have died from the quota virus in greater numbers than their coworkers i know you have questions this is a mystery that has multiple audiences jump into the you cheap comment section and you too can be part of today's show we start with a tribute from one of the largest nurses unions in the united states take a look. filipino nurses and other foreign trained health workers are very much the unsung heroes of health care delivery. and there are so many hospitals and health care institutions that would not be able to run efficiently and effectively without the work of filipino nurse migrants. we have got to delve into the life the work and some of the challenges of being in the filipino community we have sunny we've janina of rose and thank you for being on the stream and to get you to introduce yourself to out audience sunny go ahead tell us who you are what you're doing thanks so much for having me 1st i read a couple had i'm a clinician i'm a pediatric nurse practition

hi i'm femi oke a welcome to the string this episode is all about that cowboys am kalgo as of america if you're doing a double take right now i'm laying in the history of african-american cowboys and cowgirls you have to take a really deep to find it and why is that that's one question what the asking on today show but there is a new movie out right now that looks at the open city cowboys of philadelphia african-american cowboys and cowgirls that film is called concrete cowboy you can take a look at it right now have a look. at this in our crowd was right even on the range of. really happy to point into. the history. i know you. we break out of our program to take you live to day 7 of testimony at the derrick chauvin trial in minneapolis let's listen in to witness testimony. first of all if you feel so we'd appreciate if you could remove your mask more clearly. yes and then begin by stating your full name spelling each of your names. my name is curry yang for. our last means go y e n g this was for. good morning good morning sir how are you employed i am employee with a police departm

i add femi oke a on today's episode of the string we will try and understand what is going on in mozambique if you also can't see when the insurgency started in the northern part of the country they will tell you oct 27th teen but in recent weeks the fighting has intensified we've heard reports of civilians hiding in the bush fleeing from their villages and even beheadings we spoke to. this is what he told us. many people were displaced. did grow here food. grown here long. did it who. live in. muslim big we don't terrorism can mozambique escape escalating violence that is our question for today's show weigh in on you tube and be part of today's discussion. joining us to talk about mozambique we have zenaida kit area. good to have you guests here as an ada tell everybody who you all want you to. do human rights watch good to have you here on the stream. nice to see you welcome to the string telephone who you are what it is. thank you i mean. i am and activist and president of young women leaders network edge of the introduce yourself to international audience hi i'm glad you are in communic

hi i'm femi outaouais today on the strain what kind of a crisis in lebanon let me show you what that looks like these are groceries that you could have bought in 2019 for 10000 lire and then 2021 using the same amount of money this is what you were telling this is what economic collapse looks like according to the a while back i want to bout the population in lebanon living in poverty so how are they coping what does this actually mane and also what are their leaders doing to help them that is a show today in a nutshell you can be part of the conversation by jumping on you tube i mean pot comments section thank you for being part of today shared. honestly i believe that more than 50 percent of the lebanese citizens are not celebrating ramadan and even if they did or they tried to celebrate ramadan i'm afraid of what's coming after. this months based on we understand that events the economic situation and everything that has been going on in the country what german army and well basically we needed the international support to have a better country and we forums and we change but now

destruction now she had never actually said that if you watch the video it's not completely high fidelity femi already pointed out you can kind of see that her face doesn't look quite right but that is not indifferent terror sometimes the quality of the media whether or not people are for and indeed some people when they saw that video circulating by extinction rebellion we thought that serbs yvel most have made those comments so it is a mis representation an actual fabrication of a speech that a politician does not make and given that it wasn't labeled very clearly i would say that's absolutely a misuse of the technology. so many questions linger about how do you know what should we do in the what should we do cut a great i want to bring in the program director of the salmon gregory because sam is putting the onus northern asked the public trying to deduce is is a deep thinker is not a deep sake he's putting the onus on the creator is serious. we can't expect the average person to be able to spot a fake it's already hard and it's going to get harder so there's a responsibility on the people w

hi i'm femi oke a today on the stream a die lemma what happens when a country discovers fossil fuels why the well as it is facing a climate crisis extract them or leave them exactly where they are this is not a hypothetical situation today's stream is all about the east african crude oil pipeline when it's finished it will run from uganda all the way through to tanzania so that the crude oil can get to a port now there are considerable economic benefits potentially from this pipeline but environmentalists want to shut it down here are 2 opposing positions have a listen. essentially we see this project creating quite a substantial number of jobs. including turns in the air and perhaps the internet is something i can return. to what it's meant to day is about 5000 jobs that will be directly related to the projects there will be in direct jobs and there will also be induced benefits from the projects we learned in the 11th hour of peace to save the planet from the most catastrophic climate scenarios which we will see in our lifetimes if we do not significantly decarbonize the global eco

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i'm femi oke a this week on the string we are covering at climate quite out his ear is teaming up with a consortium core covering climate now whole group of journalists and organizations have a look here on my laptop covering climate now dot org we are going to be focusing on the science not the politics so we can bring new climate change and the climate emergency as an emergency that it really is the biggest story of our life's right now in a new study by actually actually. find just in 5 countries also 60000000 people are going to be displaced by 50 due to shew onset events like sea level rise last week or systems broke and we are talking about the region but use all dirty one of the devastating sidelines and lots of people are losing their homes and incomes and there be mechanisms. that making the connection between climate change and migration and that is where west climate change a murder scene weak right now if you have questions if you have suggestions as to what do you do if people having to move around the world because the climate is changing you can jump into our you to have

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hi i'm femi oke a today on the stream can you wants to huge refugee camps closed and he's demanding the united nations does that immediately but what do you do with more than 400000 people when the host country no longer wants to host them if you're new to this is a conversation that you are very much invited to be and jump into the comment section and you too can be in the stream but right now let's start with some perspectives from people who know what it's like to be a refugee. but. most of it if you just think it is not safe for them to be taken back to your home countries would be left because i mean security reasons and now we have cause to be in a budget bug i think it will be the. last 10 years i only think of the shallows and treaties that we can speak to. italy in the live show we would use. so to say them. thank you and your hosted for well over 30 years and it will not be robots will again i'm going to. try the old such a stir people living will be forced bark of the countries and this is not going to be followed very crucial because more the use lawsuits will far are more.

vote i mean the people who used to fight that go on a bit who used to fight against will be hardcore femi nice i mean all of these ideas of the green where they all know either in their fifty's sixty's even older and then become the establishment so the people who vote these type of greens have changed as well and i think it's really a generation change in the times have changed in germany. and that's why these green party has. changed so much i think we also have to look at the fact where the greens were only 4 years ago if you remember many of us were asking ourselves are they even going to make it into this time and this was only 4 years ago and they were very much part of the establishment then and they were very much fighting for power and they very much compromising on all sorts of issues but then what they did and i think that is something that has tremendously helped them revitalize the party is they've stayed on that topic they've. on climate and of course the climate debate has picked up and that is not because of the greens but they managed to stay on the topic of the parties a

hi i'm femi oke a today on the stream kenya wants to huge refugee camps closed and he's demanding the united nations does that immediately but what do you do with more than 400000 people when the host country no longer wants to host them if you and this is a conversation that you are very much invited to and jump into the comments section and you too can be in the stream but right now let's start with some perspectives from people who know what it's like to be a refugee. but mixed reaction in that it would get done most of it if you just think it is not fair for them to be taken back to your home countries with the left because i mean security reasons and now they have the absolute cause to be it up but didn't bug i think it was. the air force genuine i only link to the actual laws and duties that it has been but if. you truly endangered the lives of the reduce their soul to save them in kenya and kenya all stood for well over that years and it will not be profitable again in government to. carry out such a step people living there will be forced bulk of the countries and this is not

femi yussuff had promised his young sons that he would redecorate their bedrooms.rees above freezing. some spells of brightness and a little bit of early sunshine around for a time this morning, lasting longest towards southern areas because cloud will be thickening from the north and then eventually, but not until the end of the day, for southern home counties, we'll see this band of showery rain move its way southwards. a cold front, behind it colder air. we are set to stay in the milderairfor much of the day. top temperatures in central london of 11, 12 celsius with a fairly gentle westerly breeze blowing. through this evening and overnight, our band of showery rain clears southwards to leave us with a mostly dry night to come but with plenty of cloud. tonight's lowest temperatures will be towards northern home counties. tomorrow there is a band of rain that will be pushing northwards from the near continent. we could see some of this at times again towards the south. there will be quite a lot of cloud. we are in that colder air and it will feel chilly with a co