well, let's speak to chandra boucher who's the executive director of i force that's an international forum for environment sustainability and technology. and he's joining us by skype from new delhi. thank you so much for speaking to us. so the fire is in the mediterranean, from what i understand are they do happen every year, but how worrying are the extent of the blazes this particular year? well, it's pretty bad, but you have to look at what has happened in the last 5 years in meridian 2070 was also wave bags for i beat in bed and you had massive products, fire being and or chicken, but it doesn't so beeping when he was back for greece, in fact, 2018 grease fire was considered one of the worst in the good about 100 people. and now, in 2021 you have, you know, don't d n d, which is the expediency for this file. what is quite clear is that these wildfires oddly get extreme temperature a longer period low level of humidity and x and quite high into speed. and so there are conditions being created and i think conditions are so favorable for by fire that you are seeing all these inciden

. >> reporter: chandra smiley is ceo of community health northwest florida, working to educate a populationt is still hesitant about the vaccine. >> we're dealing with a younger group. when we were vaccinating our 65 and olders, i think they were lining up around the building. as those ages dropped, we started to see the hesitancy creep in. >> i think that we have been dealing within our area a lot of misinformation. >> reporter: to pastor davis it's about cutting through the politics and focusing on what he can do to help. >> we've got to get serious about this and stop making this a political issue and say, this is a mankind issue. and we have to love our neighbors as ourselves. let's take the politics out of it. it doesn't matter if you're republican or democrat. this virus does not show up at your doorstep and ask what political party you're with. this virus comes in and takes over and wreaks havoc on families. >> reporter: mom of two erika douglas took this as an opportunity to get her 15-year-old son vaccinated before going back to school. >> he plays in the band. he likes to be aroun

by more than the key threshold of 1.5 degrees, making heat waves, much more likely and severe or chandra bush on is ceo of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. he says, policy makers are not realizing the urgency of climate action. the general pinking in the policy circle is that we have dying. unfortunately, that is not true. we don't have time. if you look at the recent debate in the united nation, united states, it is about reducing the gasoline breath. if you really want to phase out fossil fuel, which is essentially go back a little bit, then you shouldn't be talking about reducing gasoline prices. you should be talking about increasing gas prices and anything renewable energy prices. so that demand is not even in the us right now. whereas your life became president in the u. s. as a claim that he would be the most climate friendly president. in that he said history, the fact is b b to hit 1.5 degrees celsius temperature in please visit the on the just by early next to kate and digital mean more extreme brain, fun events more. why fi? psych loan. in

all through it actually admitting to repeatedly raping her mother who was suffering from dementia. chandra now faces up to 12 years in jail. we have requested more details on the case from us will. storage will bring you the response as soon as we receive it. but this case is just one of many that have incense the public in the wake of a controversial bill passed in california at the start of the year. the law that trans inmates request a transfer to facilities that align with that gender identity, affectively allowing male prisoners to move to female jails since the law was passed around 300 such requests have already been submitted as of june. this year non has been rejected by authorities. california is so far the only u. s. state to have adopted such legislation, but women's rights groups are ringing the alarm. what they fear will become a precedent for other parts of the country. the definition of transgender is dangerously inclusive and california department of corrections and rehabilitation. these are basically heterosexual man. ruin in this, a paternity for the trans community to t

threshold of keeping temperature rises below one and a half degrees celsius is set to be passed. chandra bershana is chief executive of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology and says policymakers and not realizing the urgency of taking climate action. the general kinking in the policy cervical is that we have done. unfortunately that is not true . we don't have time. if you look at the recent debate in the united nation, the united states is about reducing the gasoline. if you really want to face out fossil fuel, which is essential to dr. global warming, then you shouldn't be talking about reducing gasoline prices. you should be talking about increasing gasoline prices and anything and as you process. so that debate is not even in the us right now. whereas you'll live in became president in the u. s. as a claim that we will be the most climate friendly president in that he said history, the fact is, be a hit $1.00 degrees celsius temperature increase on interest by early next decade. and which will mean more extreme brain, fun events, more widely, fire, si

let's talk now to chandra, bush and c e o of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. he joins us from new delhi shandra bush on. is there any doubts, any element of error in this that what we're seeing across 3 continents from california to siberia, as long as a big distance is indeed global warming? no dog at all, none of john b now have a large body of evidence than recent. i bought essentially has simply stablished that kind of extreme by that even guessing across the wire wouldn't have been possible without global warming. so the symbol settings, not no doubt to talk it several years now. since everyone with a lot of pomp and ceremony signed up to the parish climate accords, the united states famously pulled out of them. they've now gone back in again with a new us president at the beginning of the year. but.

and severe, let's talk now to chandra, bush and c e o of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. he joins us from new delhi shandra bush on. is there any doubts, any element of error in this that what we're seeing across 3 continents from california to siberia, as long as a big distance is indeed global warming no dog. i thought none of john be now had a large body of evidence that recent i think if you see a bar essentially has not got a stablish that kind of extreme, but the evens guessing across the wire wouldn't have been possible without global warming. so the simple answer is no, no doubt to talk it several years now. since everyone with lots of pomp and ceremony signed up to the paris climate accords, the united states famously pulled out of them. they've now gone back in again with a new us president at the beginning of the year, but quote, hasn't changed and why hasn't it changed? i think there is a the potential kinking in the policy is that we have dying. unfortunately, that is not true. we don't have time if you look at the recent debate in the united

in the cia chandra pressure. a lot of that has to do with what is happening with videogames in china specifically so let's get into that and also what happened with alibaba. july saw the biggest loss of value in a single month in five years that company. it has been start there. we are looking at some of the biggest winners in china, having a shift as well pit let's dive into this as well. juliette saly is going to cover all of these charts for us because this selloff is the focus. a lot of these gaming companies. can you get into how much damage we are seeing in these videogame stocks and what exactly is driving them? juliette: absolutely. right on the get go of the open in hong kong when you saw tencent plunge the most in 10 years. 20 day volatility reaching the highest in 10 years, valuations here at any year low as he started to see some pretty strong words coming through from chinese state media. spiritual opium and electronic drugs, leading investors to think, after that crackdown last week, his online gami

let's dig in deeper with menish chandra.money." >> thank you for having me, jim. >> menish, let's get right to t. there are so main things i like about your company, including the fact many younger people don't want to pay full price for clothes and they want a circular environment, meaning that they don't want stuff dumped in a landfill, they want to save stuff. they want to do it right but this time i felt that maybe the marketing costs went up too much i'm trying to understand why the stock plunged so much. >> i think your guess is as good as mine. we delivered a strong quarter. 7 million active buyers all behind them and the revenue of $82 million. you know, when you look at sort of last year to this year, there's sort of this covid part coming in. when you organize the two-year stack growth it accelerated from q1 to q2 q2 growth was over 60% when you come out and i look at the stock, it doesn't make sense. it's really -- you know, there's a lot of momentum in the business the trends around sustainability continue to be