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

it's why jacqueline evans believes the world should pause dave c mining for decades. she's one of 700 international scientists and marine policy experts who have signed a petition cooling for tammy. i'm oratory him on extracting minerals from the ocean . why did you do that? i think that it's a really good way to have an agreement between people that are supporting mining and people that are not holding mining to just falls and collect the data to give us a better idea about the kind of impact that money. who has the jacqueline is taking me out, snow cling to showing me what she's so passionate about. protecting in 2019 to cool kyle into one of the prestigious environments labord goldman prize iep recognize towed grass roots campaign that led to the establishment of one of the world's lodges. marine was a quote, the marana wanna. it covers the entirety of the quick islands domestic forces and prevents commercial fishing within 50 miles of land. our impact is a normal that goes way beyond the horizon. it's about 5 times the size of the state of california, and we have

you know, it's such as the car industry that's thinking twice about dave c mining. that's because heck, the likes of microsoft, google and samsung. they're both annoyed to the mining of the world's oceans. the environmental campaigning globally as played a huge role in pushing corporations consume is. i mean, vistas to reject the results extraction from out ocean. yes, i see what i, what's called an ocean emergency. we must take action as you must sustainably manage the ocean's resources for the google humanity and the health. the plan. since schools for a moratorium on mining began up to 2020 to you in oceans conference in portugal, a growing list of nations have backs those concerns. this includes major economies like canada, germany, spain, and fox. the false suits you and that they'll be soon to do to exploit this tune to going from the pacific nations who want they've seen mining up pushing back. well the, the g 3, the countries are responsible for 80 percent of carbon emissions globally. you know, i think it's makes a little bit of a patronizing attitude to tr

dave severin: give me a "c." all: c. dave: give me an "o." all: o.ric 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.

their own jurisdiction the despite the preschool inflaming tensions, the prime minister believes dave c mining could help pacific nations lose the finances post tackling climate change. the region is one of the worst affected by global warming. passive by rising sea levels, routes and psych loans. we have been in the front line of climate change for a number of years. while the world is trying to get out g 20 countries to commit to reducing carbon emissions and reducing pick. so climate change. we are always ceiling that here, so we can do how path to help the world. these minerals not only provide an opportunity for income for our country, but it also provides an opportunity for us to contribute to the world's pushed to green energy and reducing carbon emissions. we're doing them a favor if you like. the strain leon has viewed it strongly. economy of tobacco. fossil fuels like cold in a push to cope. climate change is one of the many nations if submitted to necessary combinations place 2052000000000 electric tubs will be needed globally to meet that target at these green energy festiva

dave c, mining with the cook islands and 3 other pacific countries inside for binding their fees. it could defied the region there already risk and left us as a columns at the moment. so if we don't work with our neighbors, that could be affected by this activity. i do see this is continuing rather than looking at the potential of creating a rift. i would encourage countries to respect the decisions that each country is going to make in regards to any resource in their own jurisdiction. the, despite the risk of inflaming tensions, the prime minister believes deep c mining could help pacific nations lose the finances post tackling climate change. the region is one of the worst affected by global warming, passive by rising sea levels, routes and cycle loans. we have been the front line of climate change for a number of years while the world is trying to get out g 20 countries to commit to reducing carbon emissions and reducing base of climate change. we are always stealing this here so we can do how path to help the world. these minerals not only provide an opportunity for income fo

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

from dave c, mining, the prime minister has boldly claimed his small country could become the divide or no way of the pacific. we've got in place a financial regime which involves taxation royalties and so forth. and we are certainly looking at the stablish spend all the southern well from the cook islands has given out ocean exploration licenses to 3 mining companies, which of or says on show on the biggest islands, main streets assign these potential new industry could help these small south pacific nation emerge from the doldrums. there are economic risks. the cook islands isn't the 1st nation to try. they've seen mining in 2011. the mexican government issued an exploration license to raise those company. but this so i didn't know what to go ahead with the mining service. it's now being so it's a $2000000000.00 and a ledge losses of future profit. the company in that dispute odyssey was denied a mining permits on the grounds. each project could have 5, so total habitats, however, a mexican legal tribunal found the government's refusal was unlawful, some like whose fia, a similar s

collect our own apples which are sitting at the bottom of the ocean tourism with the results well from dave c mining, the prime minister has boldly claimed his small country could become the divide or no way of the pacific, we've got in place a financial regime, which involves tx ation royalties and so forth. and we're certainly looking at the stablish spend all the southern well from the cook islands has given out ocean exploration licenses to 3 mining companies. which of or says on show on the biggest islands, main streets, assign these potential new industry could help these small south pacific nation emerge from the doldrums. there are economic risks. the cook islands isn't the 1st nation to try. they've seen mining in 2011. the mexican government issued an exploration license to raise those company. but this so i didn't know what to go ahead with the mining thomas. it's now being so it's a $2000000000.00 and a ledge losses of future profit. the company in that dispute odyssey was denied a mining permits on the grounds, each project could have 5. so total habitats, however, a mexican lega

he joins us now from occupied east jerusalem as this dave and you've been very much involved at the i c. also, you'd be very much involved in facilitating the return of the captives on friday and on today the 2 on friday, the 2 today. can you tell me a little bit more about the process when you get involved in how certainly i think parts it's important to underline the, the neutral and impartial rules as the i c o. c has, is what enables us to, to facilitate such operations. while at the same time aiming to provide humanitarian assistance to people across garza, the, the entire i, c or d is of course we need to see these 2 people to return home to their families. and particularly in touch, typical conditions where i says ongoing pricing and got the the a, the i c or t of course has been calling for the release the past just since the onset of this crisis. but also continuing to provide humanitarian assistance. while we're not involved in selecting who it's released and when certainly we continue to appeal to visit all of the hostages and to naples them to contact with their families at

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c a a live look outside here tonight on this monday night. halloween need beautiful in the bay area. it is actually beautiful out there. crawford's meteorologist dave spahr. >> joins us in studio with a look at that. hey, vicki and grant, we have just some high cloudiness to make an appearance as we go into the overnight hours. but pleasant, it was today. >> and that will be near it again for tomorrow. except though we were probably see the intrusion of some thicker clouds in the morning hours and into the early afternoon before things back out again. here you have the arrival of some of those high thin clouds. it makes for a nice sunset, though. yeah. view from the east bay shoreline just before the sun leaves us for today. quick view of the temperatures. they're pretty hanging in the mid to upper 60's at this hour, even along the coast, not bad with pacifica at 65. we've got a 67 going on. as you can see, 66 rather san francisco temperance. 67. and it looks like 74 petaluma. the quick contrast that we have from yesterday. it's a cooler in spots as this hour than it was just 24 hours ago. and we're going to see a general trend of moisten up the at

dave. hello. caller: thank you for c-span.onder how our current house of representatives -- close it is to what our founding fathers envisioned with all the corruption and money how money representatives actually represent us. the speaker has his own ax to grind, he's using the bible to his advantage but purporting to be a purist or center guy. how close is the way we are working to what our founding fathers originally envisioned and was the speaker there from the beginning of the house of representatives or was that an added position? guest: the speaker has been there. i would say republicans are frustrated with what's transpired in the last month they don't believe 3.6% of their own conference should have been able to overthrow speaker mccarthy. in some sense the house really does -- it really is closest to the will of the american voter because the house map is very narrowly defined and republicans have a little bit of a structural advantage in the senate and electoral college where the tipping point states are a few points

now these really allow me says it's dave of forces have killed a group of davis from hamas to try to infiltrate this ready tart during a c born attack. they all mean it's still such areas in the south for any fight as he managed to reach israel. let's get more and that's him so hard his life or isn't occupied eastridge limits or tell us what you've been hearing about this it will make the ministry has confirmed that they said at least 10 of those fights is how my flights is that we're trying to infiltrate those southern towns has been killed. they said that they'd spin spots who is coming out of a tunnel from gaza and that they had attempted to a and said 3 inputs, right through the shows of the mediterranean sea. so effectively coming out of the tunnel, guessing across the water and into those southern towns, they said they managed to stop, that's infiltration. and they said that that particular operation involved, not just the soldiers, but also the navy as well as the as force. and that they had attacked and killed those fights as, as well as the tunnel they said that they've destroyed. and they also said that they de

dave had something to say there. i just wanted to start off by welcoming you, kimberly. you are doing a fantastic job. host: thank you. caller: thank you for joining cpan. it is great to have you. the first reason i am calling was because of the unusual number of callers earlier today using openly racist words and themes, saying things like black people hate white people and stuff -- i just wanted to tell the staff there, it's great we don't see the host pushing buttons and changing calls and stuff, that you guys are doing it another way, electronically. you are doing a great job there on c-span. the other reason i wanted to call in, as a born-again christian, independent voter, living here in massachusetts, i want to tell my christian brothers and sisters that the republican party does not represent or hold to christian values. the bible tells us to welcome the foreigner in your land and in the old testament, the new testament, jesus said you gave me a cup of water when i was thirsty, you visited me in prison. the central american refugees have been oppressed by the united states policy and pro-business intervention throughout the whole of the 20th

dave had something to say there. i just wanted to start off by welcoming you, kimberly. you are doing a fantastic job. host: thank you. caller: thank you for joining cn. it is great to have you. the first reason i am calling was because of the unusual number of callers earlier today using openly racist words and themes, saying things like black people hate white people and stuff -- i just wanted to tell the staff there, it's great we don't see the host pushing buttons and changing calls and stuff, that you guys are doing it another way, electronically. you are doing a great job there on c-span. the other reason i wanted to call in, as a born-again christian, independent voter, living here in massachusetts, i want to tell my christian brothers and sisters that the republican party does not represent or hold to christian values. the bible tells us to welcome the foreigner in your land and in the old testament, the new testament, jesus said you gave me a cup of water when i was thirsty, you visited me in prison. the central american refugees have been oppressed by the united states policy and pro-business intervention throughout the whole of the 20th c