dave severin: give me a "c." all: c. dave: give me an "o." all: o. eric campbell: from europe to the us, coal is under fire. dave: what's it spell? all: coal! eric: environmentalists are circling. mines and power plants are closing. even big corporations say it's not worth the trouble. josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore. eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out. eric: almost every week there's a new international call to ban investment or even phase out the industry completely. and that's going to ramp up at the un climate conference in glasgow, that's being billed as the last chance to save the planet. but where does all that leave the miners, their families, their towns that rely on coal for their livelihood and purpose? well, we're going to explore two communities on different sides of the world that are at that crossroads and they're taking very different paths. in the us, we visit the town of west frankfort, w

dave severin: give me a "c." all: c. dave: give me an "o." all: o.from europe to the us, coal is under fire. dave: what's it spell? all: coal! eric: environmentalists are circling. mines and power plants are closing. even big corporations say it's not worth the trouble. josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore. eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out. eric: almost every week there's a new international call

dave severin: give me a "c." all: c. dave: give me an "o." all: o.ampbell: from europe to the us, coal is under fire. dave: what's it spell? all: coal! eric: environmentalists are circling. mines and power plants are closing. even big corporations say it's not worth the trouble. josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore. eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out.

this is early days still, but if someone familiar with dave c explorations, what do you think could have gone so terribly wrong with a titan as well? clearly, something went wrong with the pressure vessel. that is the sea rustling which state where it enclosed its pressure ice to fight against the ocean. you have to understand that they, they were about an hour and 43 minutes into their dive. so they were passed half way down to the bottom. they didn't quite make it to the bottom, but even at that depth that they were at, the pressure is, are unbelievable. and they are just pressing in on you in all directions. so there must have been some flow and it only takes a tiny flaw. you've heard the expression a chain is only as strong as its weakest link while a pressure vessel like that is only as strong as its weakest point. it's possible, and this is only speculation that in the previous 2 dives down to the titanic the titan made successfully, albeit with some concerns. there may have been a micro fixture that developed in the carbon fiber pressure vessel that you could not possibly detect w

thank you so much and we'll keep talking about this as of today. meanwhile, the search for a missing dave c submersible continues in the north atlantic and it is entering a critical stage. there are fears, the oxygen supply on board would be exhausted by this point. the titan vessel disappeared on sunday, off the canadian coast, while on a dive to the side of the titanic ship rec for 5 people on board, including the head of the company that designed and operates the sub international search teams in a race against time. hoops had been raised off to undergo to sounds were picked up on so no equipment but so far it's not being possible to pinpoint the vessels location. what's mode. the 5 crew on board, left with 39 to 6 hours was of oxygen and spike uh, the 1st day it was expected to have run out. this is still the search and rescue operation. you know, the, the estimates of when the option runs out and more importantly, bust me, that carbon dioxide takes over because that they've lost the power to the. so then comes up, side scrubbers are also styling. so the, there are a lot of things worki

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dave calhoun, the see, the former c o, a boeing said back in 2020. i don't care who wins the election because we're going to get paid any way the, the, the, and we also have to look at the difference between the mindset and the pentagon. versus the mindset in the, in the white house. and one thing, the generals know, they do not want to get, you know, full blown conflict with, with russia. because that will also bring china into the equation. and they, so they can't be russia, they can't be china, and they damn sure. can't be russia and china. so yes, the, the congress is authorizing the sale of weaponry because that's what the interest of boeing and lockheed martin in all of those lobbyist are filling the pockets, surprisingly of democrats for championing this foolishness. but there is a big difference between selling weapons and using weapons on today. there's a, there's been a lot of talk in the media about the use of nuclear weapons and the conditions in which they would be use. and it's very interesting if we're talking about what we, we used to

i am so proud and thankful that c-span has this forum on this morning. thank you, greta. host: dave in texas. republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i really appreciate your show. it certainly enlightens me how democrats think. i have not heard one white democrat apologize for slavery. i have not heard any black person say thank you to the over 300,000 white men who died to free those black slaves. i am astonished. i realize we are focusing on slavery. my descendants are from scotland and ireland. we never owned slaves. host: dave in texas. the previous caller mentioned tim scott and president obama. this is politico's headline. tim scott -- there is no higher compliment than being attacked by president obama. tim scott brushed off the comments the former made about his campaign, calling the former president remarks a complement. the former president criticized scott for comments he had made about race and racism in america , saying voters had a right to be skeptical of claims made by minority candidates that ignore the inequality that exists in the united states. there's l

c o m endeavor, and then we have freedom. does that do this through this? oh, sorry, i decided not to stick. dave. dave freeze almost the short freemont expression from its own purple agent when they go on for the. yeah, the so it is people to listen or to read the news from russia that is totally the gains in the united states. the united nations attacked on human rights is to solve the most basic, not dental, because it's a dispatch of it. it's a clear case of data centers. one of that was environmental disasters in recent years. that's how activists that labeling a pair of oil spills and anesha, delta, a shell, petroleum pipeline, and nigeria are said to be the source of the damage that it has actually severely contaminated local, rivers and farmland. it is quite alarming that rather than remedied into harms more investments are being made to expand the areas of threat, new investments, and the fossil fuel sector. an incessant new oil spills threatened to push the world into climate catastrophe and expose the wrong headed pathway taken by nations when they got to read c o. p 's for claimants ne

c. yeah, i'm erica. you recently just testified before the u. k. problem and select committee on insects. what was your message to them? oh, well actually both dave and i did as well. so um, uh um, message was there's a lot that needs doing, but there's also a lot of information already out there at a loss of the community. the was the community, especially in the u. k. who themselves are doing so much. but we, in terms of recording, in terms of understanding the behavior, instead of looking at the ecology, knowing about insects. and we need to gone or, or of this information together and make accessible in the distributed network as well. globally access all of this information. i wanted to talk to about this, of course climate change is impacting all spaces. and even in this general decline of insects, there are winners as well. they're mostly losers, but there are some winters and that includes unfortunately, mosquitoes who thrive in warm and wet climates. and there have been numbers on how mosquito borne viruses like dang, game, aleria, cases and humans have risen as the mosquito population in the solomon islands. for example, has risen. it's

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i am so proud and thankful that c-span has this forum on this morning. thank you, greta. host: daveas. republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i really appreciate your show. it certainly enlightens me how democrats think. i have not heard one white democrat apologize for slavery. i have not heard any black person say thank you to the over 300,000 white men who died to free those black slaves. i am astonished. i realize we are focusing on slavery. my descendants are from scotland and ireland. we never owned slaves. host: dave in texas. the previous caller mentioned tim scott and president obama. this is politico's headline. tim scott -- there is no higher compliment than being attacked by president obama. tim scott brushed off the comments the former made about his campaign, calling the former president remarks a complement. the former president criticized scott for comments he had made about race and racism in america , saying voters had a right to be skeptical of claims made by minority candidates that ignore the inequality that exists in the united states. there's long his

c-span. back now to live coverage of the arraignment of former president donald trump in miami courtesy of florida 24. >> welcome back to coverage of the arraignment of donald trump. i'm daveter leaving the courthouse. the image is after he left the bursae restaurant over there being greeted with well-wishers which is not exactly what you expect to see after a criminal indictment is read in federal court. the small contingent of trump supporters is leaving wtoday without incident. the arraignment lasting 47 minutes. the former president's son was by his side. the plea was entered by his attorney. that plea being not guilty. i want to bring in legal correspondent julia is in a and we had a fascinating conversation because on court tv you deal with the law. this is the law in politics, thoughts on what you are seeing after the former president left thecourthouse . >> this is a difference in the way that people are responding because you see the crowd outside the courthouse supporting him and does not supporting him, it's a different kind of field than you see for an arraignment, not a rally what we deal with is often times you see people digging into the indictment, are the

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