berg in that 8 goal slugfest cologne upset both berg braman. freiburg defeated minds frankfurt beating hoffenheim and on friday shot a took down on sunday were looking ahead towards hertz of berlin battling by munich and potter bourne facing because. and an update on the top story that we're following for you at this hour protesters have clashed with police in the lebanese capital beirut demonstrators threw fireworks fall police used tear gas and water cannons if the latest flare up in some 3 months of demonstrations against alleged government corruption and incompetence. you're watching news coming up is shifts in a look at the digital side of the fashion industry in the meantime all the latest headlines available 247 on our web site that's d w dot com i'm called aspen thanks all for watching. in the light of climate change. the truth. what's in store for the people who. want to use to have for their future. come to major cities to go to insight could enter. an exclusive interview with dean ron kahn. stands prime minister speaks with the edito

are still probably many of those who wouldn't mind a little more green tolerance for i'm master tune berg and co to france now where more than a 1000 health workers a threatening to quit unless the government makes concessions it's jews they this to use they doctors will hold media conferences across the country to express their anger including in paris we heard from a french doctor on the medical health work as the months 3 d. what the hospitals have been on strike for several months hospitals and emergency services units have been sounding the alarm but politically nothing has been done fast the problem from the point of view of medical ethics doctors must treat patients but we don't have the necessary resources we have been killing our health care system for the past 20 or 30 years we have completely changed our control system on the moment all decisions are taken not by medics but other ministries of staff for managers and that has to change i came here from senegal where i did humanitarian work so i can tell you that in terms of health care france is becoming like a developing countr

roger federer has found himself in the climate change of bad books of teenage activist grettir turn berg after she criticized his association with the bank credit suisse in financial institution has been investing considerably in the search for new fossil fuel deposits with more on how you go shaming has become a crucial part of modern reality here's artie's potential with commentary. do you know gratitude berg by her role as the world's number one a green activist or the number one shaming master well she's really been up to trying to perfect her reputation and both and it's paying off her influences skyrocketing womyn of the year in sweden person of the year in the time magazine i mean how many teens do you know that told off presidents and prime ministers like that we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about isn't money it came to tales of economic growth how did you. an example from just a couple of days ago a single re tweet by greg revived a scandal from 20 and made the man they called the greatest tennis player of all times find excuses for being partn

on meanwhile climate activists crater turn berg dominated the final day of the world economic forum without making an official appearance the teenager led hundreds of people on one of her fridays for future marches through the streets of the swiss resort and as john the reports from davos it appears that her environmental message may finally be getting through to at least some of the world's big business leaders according to the world economic forum the most talked about people at this year's meeting with gratitude berg and donald trump how old is the senate seat that's what is your response to completely haven't turned like this one point from and told burger polar opposites of a new wave of discourse that seems to have come into its own here this week about climate change about the environment even about the old ways of capitalist thinking that have always seemed so at home here in davos we must remember that as long as we do not treat this crisis as a crisis and as long as the facts and the signs of being left completely ignored then we will not be able to solve this crisis world leaders

gratitude berg of course given toppling here alongside president trump he's known to be a major climate skeptic in that speech that we heard from donald trump they were perhaps the most tepid signs of optimism for climate activists watching because he didn't simply reject the whole idea he didn't simply ignore the whole idea he did pay it some attention by saying that the u.s. would join up to this 1000000 trillion trees initiative being launched here at davos it's a public private initiative to parties around the world to boost reforest right forestation to sequester some $200.00 gigatons of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere over the coming 10 years and that will be held aloft i think by the world economic forum in terms of its climate is gender is a major achievement of climate activists gratitude among them it's important to say have already said that planting trees is important but it's simply not enough and we've heard twice this morning from gratitude on 2 different panels saying the most recently our house is still on fire echoing the words she used a year ago here your inacti

young activists like gretta tune berg stormed into davos planning to force through their message that change can't wait this was more than any other a world economic forum led by the world's youth the other generation has a lot of experience but we have ideas we have energy but for those hoping to ensure an adult hood of environmental progress the forum got off to a bad start on day one president trump decried them as prophets of doom and instead chose to talk about a growing u.s. economy america's thriving america's flourishing in years america is winning again like never before the disappointment was clear i didn't hear anything about the world america is leader in the world and. i think that litters have to take care not only about themselves but also about other nations because we have the same collective planet since then the town of davos is witnessed more assertive environmental statements urging corporations and nations alike to wake up to the challenge the world is facing it is absolutely essential to recognize that climate change is an existential threat to us all and if cli

ever this year with activists a royalty meeting at true royalty the future king welcome great to turn berg the us president is not a fan the german chancellor try to mediate. but that's up to think good side time is of the s.n.c. we need the older ones have to be careful. i am 65 years old all the impatience of our young people is something we are to tap as a potential investor we are to understand that they obviously look at a far different horizon well beyond 20 or 56 he knows. the talk of intergenerational divisions jarred somewhat with the calm outside. perhaps why merkel seized her last with a call to arms for the business elite to work together to avoid a climate disaster. stakeholders for a cohesive and sustainable world doesn't stakeholders for a sustainable world i would argue where all this talk politics answer this you are this hour we are we trying to take a seriously there are a whole host of opportunities open to us but we cannot it inward looking and going . alone that would be the completely wrong lesson to take all these years after the 2nd world war in the deciding that y

and heating out of the quote perennial prophets of doom a clear reference to teenage campaign attune berg who merely repeated her message with a definite hint of sarcasm that nothing has been done to avert the climate crisis. and with that it's over to our good us who is part of our very own davos team javier good to see you so the role of business in tackling climate change is high on this year's summit agenda other speakers so far fit the bill found the right. well monica if something is very remarkable at this year's world economic forum it is the plurality of groups that are represented here and that of course means that you also have very different perspectives of what the right tone is businesses are very eager to show the efforts that they're making in order to tackle climate change in order to make societies fairer and better with lots of initiatives but at the same time we also see one important point that comes up very often and it is that companies do still need to somehow do business as usual in order to even be able to introduce new technologies or to introduce structural cha

that far right groups will use the anniversary to promote varing version of history on friday magda berg locals came out to commemorate the bombing and to voice their opposition to the far right. people filed to the center of town to commemorate the unimaginable hundreds dying as their city burned on friday night a book is gathered in a spirit of reconciliation with a message of warning to far right groups who seek to exploit this anniversary to their own ends. since no other stuff in my loss of suffering happened at the hands of germans that without germans world war 2 would never have happened would never have been bombed. my great fear is that the far right could come into power again but i know what happened in the nazi era. was. 4 months before the end of world war 2 when you're at the center of now de burgh was almost completely destroyed in a bombing campaign by the western allies historians estimate that 2000 residents were killed. far right groups exaggerate the number of bombing victims and portrayed the destruction of the city to fit their politics of victimhood. but many othe

that one thing that gives them heart is the rise of the climate activist movement led by gratitude berg however gratitude because so says she doesn't want to give people hope she wants to give them fear there are some people who say that the students they clock is a bit too pessimistic and alarmist and that people are going to stop paying attention if it's constantly moved forward but the panel members say that they haven't got any other choice they say how else can we wake people up it's time for world leaders to act and pull humanity back from the brink and we now have 100 symbolic seconds to do so all right plenty of food for thought that reporter jill dougherty thank you so much. well it looks as though time may also be running out for a mainstay of the city's nightclubs the german capital has always been known for its unique clubs but as the city becomes more appealing to international investors and property developers night clubs all feeling the pressure hundreds of people turned out to protest against the closure of one but. it's 1 30 in the morning at greece mill in berlin distr

activists labeling them prophets of doom that drew a rebuke from swedish climate campaigner gratitude berg once more she warns that leaders like president trump have failed to protect her generation from climate chaos leaving behind the heat of impeachment trials few could blame donald trump for seeking out some medicinal alpine. the us president was in divorce to address the global elite but in this selection his message was meant for households across the u.s. america is thriving america is flourishing and yes america is winning again like never before just days after reaching a breakthrough is china trump sees the stage to bang the drum for his america 1st approach and these agreements represent a new model of trade for the 21st century agreements that are fair reciprocal and prioritize the needs of workers and families but as well as business this year's conference was supposed to deal with the growing plummet crisis with activists like gretta to embark summon to rebuke the powerful you say children shouldn't worry you say just leave this to us we will fix this we promise we won't let

results from saturday's early games here they are dormant beat in an 8 goal slugfest cologne upset both berg braman sneaking past dusseldorf freiburg took down mites frankfurt beat hoffenheim on friday shot down block and kicking off soon it will be rb life's a versus then and on sunday pair to berlin battle by munich well potter born will face laverick whose. iranian football is feeling the effects of the heightened tensions in the country the nation's football federation is actually threatening to boycott the asian champions league after iranian teams were told that they wouldn't be allowed to host any games for security reasons iran has 4 club teams and asian football's top tier competition a spokesperson for the iranian football federation said the country was ready to host games pointing to the $28.00 team final that was held in a wrong. the tokyo olympics this summer will feature new events we're talking karate skateboarding surfing but give it another 4 years and we could see another olympic event debut in paris breakdancing the international olympic committee is considering adding th

neil stall berg is paying a brief visit he likes to be seen with his people immediately afterwards the ship set sail for the ukrainian port of aki approached with arms from my mom on board. following an initial consignment in 2007 the generals will be getting more tanks ammunition and guns brought by the polluter eternity. the shipping company sent home and the shipping list from my own mouth and i asked whether he saw any problems instead of stopping the consignment home and asked to be sent photographs of the arms being unloaded in mine mara yes long before hand he had warned that the e.u. had embargoed the country. the shipping company charged $360137.50 for the transport and holeman cost his b.m.d. in a positive light with the generals. in other words the b.m.d. gained favor with the generals in my own money and by enabling them to obtain heavy military equipment despite the existence of international embargo see if the articles were the. braman public prosecutor frank decider investigated the beluga shipping company because of my unmarked holeman he says played the decisive role n

he also took aim at the teenagee activist attitude berg. .- greta thunberg possibilities of tomorrow we must reject the prophecies of doom and their predictions of the apocalypse. prophecies of doom and their predictions of the apocalypse. >> stephen carroll standing by in davos. how are people digesting the speech where you are? >> it was a stump speech really delivered towards a largely domestic audience. really delivered towards a largely domestic audience. a lot of people here would have been expecting more in terms of trying to attract investment into the u.s., perhaps echoing what trump said two years ago. firmly rootedech in the united states. he spent quite a lot of his he spent quite a lot of his speech talking about the performance of the american economy and how it performed better under him than his predecessors. cut taxes andhad working on tackling inequality. so a lot of praise forso a lot f about the effects that his policies have had on the american economy. interesting to hear him talk about trade as well. we were expecting him to praise and he did the trade deal tha

know we have don't mean development as a big signing and in holland you know he's up against outs berg that should be an interesting fixture because this guy holland is a goal scoring you know freak on the pitch at least he was at his former club and then last but not least we have right here at home here to berlin hosting byron munich you include his men former byron player now coach and head to berlin there's some the style just in the air about that fixture. and i think a lot of action to look for to see who gets off on the right foot ok what's going to be your favorite game what are you looking forward to this weekend you know by munich because you know i'm a big if you think guy like say is going to average in the last reports or he was injured during the winter transfer with the break but he might be featured on the pitch hopefully he is come sunday and then you know we'll see their attempt to defend their title ok and did a real becoming a lot of that action over the weekend press thanks for that ok for the 2020 tokyo summer olympic games start in july organizers have already st

some employees are trying to get enough money together to buy the store from berg and keep it open. >>> the search for a jersey stolen from a high school player who's been wearing it to honor his fallen friend. >>> if you are looking to buy a property this year, new signs show the housing market continues to soften. >>> showers making it back into the forecast. i'll have the full tomb leimeli get you ready for the weekend in about eight minutes. into friday. we could isolated ground fog. and temperatures will be right where they have been for the past couple weeks. plenty of 40s for the south bay peninsula and tri valley. san francisco, 45, and the east bay at 40. so some sun to start. we keep that through the afternoon tomorrow and temperatures feeling kind of mild for january. might not need the jacket into the afternoon. could get away with short leaves. got you in 66 in downtown san jose. it's a little bit cooler in vallejo closer to the bay with 58. and you go down to pleasanton, 60 in redwood city. san francisco, a mix of sun. maybe you're going up to mill valley. have you at 60

so going tojoe berg, we will be full of confidence.o turn it on again and make sure that we adapt to that surface, because it will be very different to hear —— jo—burg. confidence is a big thing in our batting line—up. we need to get confidence back in time in the middle and runs on the board. and there is no doubt in my mind that it will come eventually. it isjust that at the same time that quite a few of us that are in the same boat. and we don't have one or two guys standing up saying i am going to score 100, i am going to score 150, or even 200. then guys who are a little bit out of form, a little bit low on confidence, conflict under the radar a little bit, and then almost when they play at the turn, they can start jumping almost when they play at the turn, they can startjumping back almost when they play at the turn, they can start jumping back on. almost when they play at the turn, they can startjumping back on. at they can startjumping back on. at the moment there's quite a few of us that are underperforming, and that's a fact.

this picture of president trump and gratitude berg on the front page. there. and that fiery is strange on climates —— climate change at the davos summit. new rules are being enforced to protect children puzzling online privacy and safety. the independent use is almost identical pictures of trump and greta. this is the 70—year—old president is accused of inaction fuelling the flames of the climate emergency. the times meanwhile has a quote from donald trump accusing critics of being prophets of doom. that is their front page and the guardian, a different story. carrying claims that the billionaire owner of amazon and washington post jeff bezos had his phone hacked into germanic picture above the spread of the coronavirus as well. —— the dramatic picture. who wants to start us dramatic picture. who wants to start us off? kate, why don't you take us away here with the prophets of doom line which is down on the bottom of the guardian. many won't want to admit to it but donald trump's keynote day at mac one will be what was the most anticipated event of the

and sheffield united have broken their transfer record to sign norwegian midfielder sander berge fromold played twice against liverpool in the champions league earlier this season. new wales coach wayne pivac has picked his first six nations team. they face italy in cardiff on saturday and the new coach of the reigning champions has selected george north at outside centre, with wales struggling with injuries in midfield. uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll will take north's usual place on the wing. scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut against ireland on saturday. there are ten changes to the starting 15 that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. and england will be without anthony watson for the third game of the opening weekend. it's on sunday against france in paris. the wing has been ruled out with a calf injury. uncapped ollie thorley or george furbank are expected to replace him. next to the trainers that are causing as much fuss as they are producing fast times. world athletics are expected tomor

sheffield united have broken their transfer record to sign norwegian midfielder sander berge from genk21—year—old played twice against liverpool in the champions league earlier this season. there's huge excitement surrounding the new super league season — that kicks off tonight. the arrival of a couple of the southern hemisphere's biggest names has raised eyebrows. we wait to see how toronto will fair in theirfirst season. and we want to know if st helens can do something they've not done in 20 years. retain the title. adam wild joins me now. so many talking points adam yes, this really is the most highly anticipated rugby league season i can remember. so often had to find recognition but there is a real buzz around the game that's getting new kind of attention it has been craving for years. in recent weeks we have had prince harry making the draw for the world cup at buckingham palace. additions like sonny williams, israel full out making headlines not just here williams, israel full out making headlines notjust here but around the world. this feels like a huge moment both for superle

owner marty berg says he wants to retire and spend more time with his family. store opened in 1961 to sell shoes. he started working at the store when he was a freshman at cal. he eventually bought it in 19 president. some employees are trying to get enough money together to buy the store from berg and keep it open. >> okay. the gold ever. the awards dinner will be 100% plant-based. the hollywood forum press says it hopes the move will raise awareness about climate change and the food we eat, how we grow it and how we dispose of it has great impact on the planet. so what's for dinner this sunday night? roasted beet. king oyster mushroom. it's not just the food. the whater will be sustainably sourced iceland i can glacial. it will come in glass bottles to eliminate plastic waste. the globes will air on nbc bay area this sunday at 5:00 p.m. you just had plant-based lunch today. >> i did. chicken with -- >> but it's not chicken. >> it's plant-based. >> okay. >> up next at 6aret s, but not s harsh as president trump promised. we're going to tell you about the fda's

today here we have jeffrey cats cat sense berg and meg whitman talk about quiby.consumer going to subscribe today, there will be bbinaryy choices to make. >> is that what we're headed by the way refunded eling? -- with yo refunded re-bundling? >> it feels that way, that old lyric everything old is new again, i feel like we're creating a new bundle, it will be smaller number, you will not have 500 channels, i guess research shows between 4 and 5 average consumer streaming packager bundle. -- or a bundle, a different sort of a skinny bundle. but i think we will have a refunded eling the consumers will vote with their wallets, not for the faint of heart. >> thank you so much for coming on from las vegas. melissa: fox business alert, bed bed, ba bath and beyond sinking after hours, reporting a net loss for fourth quarter. >> see you tomorrow. >> "bulls and bears." >> take a look at this, markets soaring after president said that iran appears to be standing down, but nasdaq closes in record territory. but all of major averages ended off session highs, that is falling i

sullen berg wrote in issue goes beyond politics. whether you are a republican, a democrat, or none of the above, whether you stuttered as a child or laughed at one who did, whether as a parent you try to protect your own stuttering child from taunts such as those made by the president's daughter-in-law, these words come without hesitation. stop. grow up. show some decency. people who can't have no place in public life. laura defended her remarks in a tweet writing this, yet another example of the egregious reporting we see every day. everyone who takes ten seconds to watch what i actually said can clearly see that i never mentioned the stutter, didn't even know he had one, but they can't help themselves. >>> let's switch gears and get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning, yasmin. good morning, everyone. man, the chill is in place. this weekend we had temperatures wind chills down to 35 below in the upper midwest and the core of this cold is not backing off just yet. it will continue to slide e

michael block berg came in with 9%. and 6% said they would vote for pete buttigieg. 20% were still undecided. >>> hundreds of people turned out tonight for a campaign event for andrew yang in san francisco. just yet, the democrat named the bay area lawmaker to cochair his national campaign. jana katsuyama was there with more on what yang had to say tonight to supporters. >> reporter: even though his poll numbers are still just in the single digits, they are gaining momentum. $16.5 million raised last year. a 65% increase over the previous quarter. and now he's brought on assembly member evan lowe from the south bay to ramp up the campaign here in california. >> reporter: the yang gang gave their favorite candidate a big bay area welcome. >> i'm here to win the whole thing! >> reporter: the fundraising event south of marketed this night comes as yang continues to hang in the race. even as other high-profile candidates such as cory booker and kamala harris have dropped out. >> this race is very much up in the air. anyone

economicfrom the world forum that all sides are being heard in the climate debate, even as greta turned bergnd others have said, simply being heard is not enough. a message to governments, banks, businesses. act now if you care about your children's futures. lebanon, the country with the new government after hezbollah and allies reached a deal ending three months of deadlock. the president signed off on 20 new cabinet industries after meeting with the prime minister. the announcement angered protesters. our reporter is in beirut. lebanon's new prime minister has finalized his cabinet lineup. it reeks of political horsetrading. even those fighting of receipts our allies and part of the elite. critics call him a pawn of the political elite. he tried to defend his cabinet at a time of mass protests over the worst economic crisis in decades. we will endeavor to answer to ensure we have an independent judiciary to bring back stolen toey, to fight corruption, protect the poor from high taxation, to protect unemployment and to put in place new law that brings everyone together under one national id

if you're wonder berg washing your car, should i wash my car or wait? we're not expecting any rain. we need rain. since october 1st, our rainfall deficit is anywhere from three inches in san jose to almost five inches at sfo of pressure ridge will continue to build in well to our north as we head into next week. the weekend, sunday, showers over the sierra. for the rest us, we're really just looking at a dry pattern, unfortunately, going into next week. a warmer day, hints of spring, low 70s inland. but much cooler weather for the weekend. and going into next week, it will be back to what we're used to. >> that's nice. >> >>> former subscribers can get some cash. >> did you hear that? that's the sound of the other shoe dropping. we knew this was coming. 12,000 former movie pass subscribers may be getting some money. a bankruptcy filing today by the parent company of movie pass reveals those subscribers could be owed up to $100 each for services they never received. no word yet on how or when subscribers can make a claim. customers with the movie pass subscription paid for unlimited

say you tell eisen berg, ambassador bolton told me i am not part of whatever this drug deal mulvaneynd sunday a sondland are cooking up. >> reporter: also mick mulvaney openly admitted the president withheld aid in exchange for investigations into 2016. >> the look back into what happened in 2016 was what he was worried about in corruption with that nation. get over it. there is going to be political influence in foreign policy. >> reporter: mulvaney tried to walk that back later. emails show mulvaney asking his senior advisor robert blair back in june did we ever find out about the money for ukraine and whether we can hold it back? blair responded it was possible, but expect congress to become unhinged. blair said it would also be seen as more evidence trump was pro russia. blair was the one who delivered the message to acting office of management budget director that the aid needed to be held up. but it fell to michael duffy, omb's associate director of national security programs to carry out the order. emails released as part of a lawsuit revealed that 90 minutes after president t

for the national security council, to basically say you tell eisen berg ambassador bolton told me inot part of this whatever drug deal that mulvaney and sondland are cooking up. >> at the time bolton refused to appear voluntarily. in a letter his lawyer teased that bolton was personally involved in many of the events, meetings and conversations as well as many relevant meetings and conversations that have not yet been discussed in the testimonies thus far. so his lawyer is teasing about how great his testimony would be against the president. for weeks mcconnell and fellow senate republicans, however, balked at calling any witnesses. instead expressing their support for a quick trial that a quits the president. speaker explosive i has been holding on to the articles of impeachment, of course, until she receives assurances the senate trial is going to be a fair one. i'm joined by michael schmidt, "the new york times" washington correspondent, ben rhodes, former security advisor in the obama administration. what do you make of the bolton decision? he had a lawyer explain how things dev

activists like attitude berg summoned to rebuke the powerful. >> you say children should not worry. you say just leave this to us. we will fix this. we promise we won't let you down. don't be so pessimistic. and then, nothing. while davo's tuned in, one man was in no mood for lectures. >> this is not a time for pessimism. this is a time for optimism. fear and doubt is not a good thought process because this is a time for tremendous hope and joy. but to embrace the possibilities of tomorrow we must reject the prophets of doom. >> it was an image that left an impression. >> is a little bit odd. it is mainly all about the u.s. >> i feel ill. >> leaders think only about themselves. they must think about other nations b because we have the se planet. >> you have got to think beyond that. >> as trump wrapped up the job of allotting his economic record, he left questions in his lake. brent: certainly one of the most bizarre moments we have seen in davo's. i'm joined by my colleague. he is covering the world economic forum for us. good evening. we have the u.s. president today talking about

or berg now i always thought and many people i know blah thought that he was part of the deep state that he was on her side he's against her what's happening right now is you're seeing the old school dnd see that you nancy pelosi has been trying to control fighting against this new left movement there's a lot of progressives and young people who won this season who have no interest in joe biden but if you say who are the d.n.c. who who are democrats to there i'm telling you right now democrats are really 2 hours republican lights i know what i'm saying is absolutely heretical i know what i'm saying nobody believes this because you think most people think that there is this that america is against trump and pro impeachment most americans have no idea what's going on they worry about schools and crime and their children they have no interest in this they're just regular folks the 1st effort to charmes terms 2016 victory was from a report called the field dossier claiming the us president conspired with the kremlin however after its publication the report was proven to contain multiple fals

built a lot journalism but people are also looking towards tomorrow where climate activists gratitude berg has announced a climate strike at 11 am and that's expected to get a lot of attention. our at the world economic for you in davos thank you very much. and a reminder now of the other top story as that we're tracking for you this hour world leaders have been paying tribute to holocaust victims and survivors at the memorial in jerusalem it's part of commemorations marking the some research anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz in a speech german president funk author steinmeyer underlined his country's historical responsibility to fight and to. please stay tuned to her eco india our environment magazine has a look at mumbai's biodiversity i'll see you again at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget you can always get all the latest news and headlines around the quadrants by heading to our web site at 7 o'clock on my loran on behalf of all of us here thank you for spend as president. gold india those who love to eat seafood fish calendar of course. overfishing breeding sea

do you know gratitude berg by her role as the world's number one a green activist or the number one shaming master well she's really been up to trying to perfect her reputation and both and it's paying off her influences skyrocketing womyn of the year in sweden person of the year in the time magazine i mean how many teens do you know that told of presidents and prime ministers like that we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about isn't money it came to tales of economic growth how did you. an example from just a couple of days ago a single re tweet by gretta revive the scandal from 20 and made the man they called the greatest tennis player of all times find excuses for being partners with a bank here are the shaming lines she read tweet it since 2016 credit suisse has provided 57000000000 to companies looking for new fossil fuel deposits something that is utterly incompatible with climate action roger federer do you endorse this and so roger federer sponsorship deal with the swiss lender was back in the news and the sports all round mr nice guy had to reassure t

likely buffer between america's treasury secretary steve minish and teenage eco activist gratitude berg the u.s. finance chief shrugged off her use saying the 17 year old should go to college before lecturing world leaders on climate issue. she the chief economist who is she i'm confused after she goes and studies economics in college she can come back and explain that to us it doesn't take a college degree in economics to realize that the remaining 1.5 degree carbon budget and on going fossil fuel subsidies and vestments died up. steve mission is not the 1st u.s. official credit. with of late back in this. suggests that the activists should work on her mama spent problem differences and this continued out the world economic forum the latest episode of in case you missed it took a ringside seat. it's that magical time of the year when all wealthy overlords gather for the economic glitzy gathering looms for bringing together the world's business elite yet no one has said meet for a champagne in the swiss mountains leaving the 99 percent to pray for nonviolent. because hundreds of thousan

interest so we are on must refrain from further violence on provocations and that was instilled in berg's speaking earlier today i'm joined now by hussein by 9 he's an iran expert and a professor at indiana university he joins me tonight from indianapolis it's good to have you on the show and i want to find out to start off with what do you make of these reports that are just coming across that the u.s. military has written to the iraqi government saying it's preparing to move al so we're not talking about iran tonight immediately but we're talking about the u.s. leaving iraq i think it's very interesting that. the americans are very aware of that tense situation that has followed the assassination of general soleimani and are clearly taking steps to a remove their military assets out of harm's way but also signaling that they are prepared to perhaps in a gesture of deescalation acknowledge some. measure or that is seen as a kind of an act of concession in military terms so as to prevent perhaps an outsize. military confrontation or attack against our forces stationed in iraq is this the

some $200.00 gigatons of carbon dioxide in the coming decade but bear in mind the likes of gratitude berg and others have already said that planting trees is a great idea but it simply isn't enough she has been on 2 panels during the course of the day she and other young activists giving impassive impassioned speeches to gather dignitaries business leaders political leaders as well and her message was everything i've done in the last 18 months this global movement that has built up around me is only the beginning in point of fact look around you she said not very much has been achieved at all echoing what she said here last year our house is still on fire she told them your inaction is fueling the flames by the hour here's what she had to say. this is not about rights or lefts. we couldn't care less about your party politics. from sustainability perspective the rights the left's as well as the center have all failed. no political ideology or economic structure has been able to tackle the climates and environmental emergency and create a cohesive and sustainable. because that world in case

battle between america's treasury secretary steven the nation and teenage eco activists gratitude berg and u.s. finance chief got the ball rolling. she the chief economist who is she i'm confused after she goes and studies economics in college she can come back and explain that to us it doesn't take a college degree in economics to realize that the remaining 1.5 degree carbon budget and on going fossil fuel subsidies and vestments don't add up. the 1st u.s. official. clash with recently back in december donald trump suggested the activists should work all her. problem their differences on the spirits continued after a world economic forum simon from the in case you missed the team took a ringside seat it's that magical time of the year when a wealthy overlords gather for the economic a glitzy gathering looms for bringing together the world's business elite yet no one has said me champagne in the swiss mountains leaving the 99 percent to pray for nonviolent. because hundreds of thousands just to go to davos for the filthy rich demands to be entertained in this. rug row tickets for the h

president donald trump and the climate change of voice the roared swiss teenager grow up to him bergboth appeared at the annual world economic forum this weekend both took to the podium to fire off some uppercuts and roundhouse kick so over the crisis of climate change to murder spared no punches telling the media telling the meeting of business and financial elites that quote i wonder what you will tell your children was the reason to fail and leave them facing the climate chaos you knowingly brought upon them she then added our house is still on fire your inaction is fueling the flames by the hour speaking of hours just a couple hours later following her speech us president donald trump took to the stage like a campaign stump speech talked about how great he was and how great the u.s. is and then declare the following. but to embrace the possibilities of tomorrow we must reject the perennial prophets of doom and their predictions of the apocalypse . they are the heirs of yesterday's foolish fortune tellers and i have them and you have them and we all have them and they want to see