former major league baseball player chris dickerson won the evergreen athlete award for his continuedh his players for the planet foundation. english league 2 side forest green rovers have won the elite organisation of the year award for "leading the way in sustainably running a sports team." and an amateur football league for young men and women in rural african communities, the rhino cup champions league, picked up the grassroots organisation of the year. the young athlete of the year, is the 17—year—old endurance runner innes fitzgerald. earlier this year she turned down the chance to represent great britain at the world cross country championships in australia, concerned about the impact of flying. she's been telling us why she chose not to compete. as young people we have a voice and we have power and we need to use that now. that kind of field the decisions i made and made me want to speak out while i was still young and try to use that to help raise awareness and educate others. you are 16, 17 now and still incredibly young but what a difficult decision to have to make, being o

former major league baseball player chris dickerson has been announced as evergreen athlete 2023.net, through which he encourages and supports fellow high—profile athletes to raise awareness of environmental impacts. i want to take you back to the start. where did your interest in the environment come from? really, it started growing up in southern california. if you want to talk about a certain place that encompasses all ourfailures, it's california. habitat loss, overpopulation, water pollution, air pollution. it's all here. but it wasn't until later that i really started to put the pieces together and look back and understood why i had teammates on soccer teams and baseball teams that couldn't show up to practise because of poor air quality and they had asthma. did you have that moment of realisation were you thought, you know, i can see the change? i think maybe what you're talking about, the a—ha moment is sitting in the locker room and looking around and seeing the amount of plastic we use in professional sports. look to the side, see a 50 gallon trashcan full of single—use

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gloria dickerson, who is a moore supervisor there. her family helped integrate the schools and drew, she unseated a man who was a distant cousin of the murderers of emmett till. she him twice as a black woman, but she started the emmett till academy to young people. emmett was murdered in town. i mean sunflower county almost, said tallahatchie in sunflower county and. that story has gone really unrecognized. and those group of young people have created a civil rights tour of the mississippi delta. they're thinking through what a marker might look like in their community in drew, mississippi. so it's unfinished. but i just want to give them a shout out as a as a group of young people that are thinking through this type of work. the tougaloo nine, joyce ladner hollis, a color of lady i'll make arthur cotton. and i'm thinking about students who were at tougaloo during the height of the civil rights movement when i'm also thinking students who are currently enrolled at jp's tougaloo early college high school who just recently a documentar

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john dickerson will break down everything you need to know. >>> day three of donald trump's civil fraud trial gets under way in a few hours, and the former president says that he intends to be there again in person. things got testy inside the courtroom yesterday after trump put up a social media post attacking the judge's principal law clerk. the judge imposed a gag order along with a stern warning saying he would not tolerate personal attacks on his stuff -- staff, and ordered trump to delete the post. >>> hunter biden pleaded not guilty to federal gun charges. president biden's son is accused of lying about his drug use on a form to purchase a gun in 2018. the plea comes months after a deal to resolve a long-running investigation fell apart. this puts the case on track toward a possible trial next year while his father runs for re-election. >>> meantime here in manhattan, jury selection resumes in the trial of disgraced cryptocurrency mogul sam bankman-fried. he's accused of stealing billions from ftx customers for hs own personal gain. michael george has a look at the first day of t

. >> dickerson got out of his car and knocked on the driver side to see if he could help. rolled down the window, it was a be. >> he said i'm fine. but i don't think my wife, as i think she's hurt. >> dickerson asked the pastor to turn on the car's interior lights. >> when he turned it on, there was just blood everywhere in the car. >> that he was lying in the passenger seat. shivering and covered in blood. the pastor appeared to be in shock. staring blankly straight ahead. >> i said what were you doing out here? >> and he said his wife had some sort of problem with her mouth. a tooth ache. and she had to bring her to the hospital. and that's what he was doing on that road. that early in the morning. >> dickerson called 9-1-1, they needed an ambulance fast. >> the car didn't flip over anything, they hit the guardrail. but she seems to be hurt pretty badly. >> emts arrived within minutes. and she was taken to the regional trauma center. the son, away from home on a business trip, rushed to her bedside. totally unprepared for what he would find. >> it was shocking. she was a

chris dickerson was a professional baseball player, and has spent most of his career trying to make changesort. do i need headphones? no, i don't think you do, pal. you look cool anyway, it'd ruin your look, so... chris, i want to take you back to the start. where did your interest in the environment come from? really, it started growing up in southern california. i mean, if you want to talk about a certain place that encompasses all our failures, it's california. habitat loss, overpopulation, water pollution, air pollution. it's all here. but it wasn't till later that i really started to put the pieces together and look back and understood why my, you know, i had team—mates on soccer teams and baseball teams that couldn't show up to practice because of poor air quality and they had asthma. did you ever have that sort of moment of realisation where you thought, "actually, d'you know, i can see the change?" i think, maybe, what you're talking about, that "aha" moment, is sitting in the locker room and just kind of looking around and seeing the amount of plastic that we use in professional sp

former major league baseball player chris dickerson has been announced as evergreen athlete 2023.of environmental impacts. chris, i want to take you back to the start. where did your interest in the environment come from? it started growing up in southern california. if you want to talk about a certain place that encompasses all of our failure to face california. habitat loss, overpopulation, water pollution, air pollution, it is all here, but it wasn't until later that i started to put the pieces together and look back and understood why i had to team—mates on soccer teams and baseball teams who couldn't show up because they had asthma through air pollution. my moment was when i was sitting in the locker room and i looked around and saw the amount of plastic debris used in professional sports. there was a 50 gallon trash can full of single—use plastic while reading an article saying that plastic stays in the environment for a thousand years. that was the moment where i felt that if i could make a change and see who we could cut down on plastic, maybe through the use of reusable w

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former major league baseball player chris dickerson won the evergreen athlete award for his continuedr football league for young men and women in rural african communities, the rhino cup champions league, picked up the grassroots organisation of the year. the young athlete of the year is the 17—year—old endurance runner innes fitzgerald — earlier this year, she turned down the chance to represent great britain at the world cross country championships in australia, concerned about the impact of flying. she told me why she chose not to compete. as young people, we have a voice and power, and we need to use that now. so that kind of fuelled the decisions i made, and made me want to speak out whilst i was still young and try to use that to help, yeah, raise awareness and educate others, really. you yeah, raise awareness and educate others. really-— yeah, raise awareness and educate others, really. you were 16, 17 now, ou're others, really. you were 16, 17 now, you're still— others, really. you were 16, 17 now, you're still incredibly _ others, really. you were 16, 17 now, you're still inc

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. >>> john dickerson is in conversation with author david brooks who is wondering what life might beere we are on a street corner being watched a good chance to be seen. >> emotionally vulnerable and seen by everyone. >> right. >> reporter: so, what's your hope for this book, david? >> yeah, i am hoping that people just learn to see each other. that there is one skill at the center of any healthy family, community, organization or country. it's the ability to see each other and to make each other feel seen, heard and understood. >> reporter: for the last several years, brooks has been on two writing tracks. his "new york times" column addresses politics and society. his books have been an examination of character, morality, and personal architecture. his latest book, h"how to know person," and he is the first to admit it's partly about how to know himself. would you cop to your book being a self-help book? >> i'm not shy about that. i'm trying to help myself. i hope it will be helpful to others. and in my view, every book should be a self-help book. you should be able to learn someth

so at least voters know that ai is being used in the campaign ads and finally i see commissioner dickerson out there. finally, are you happy about that mr. cohn? there you go. finally it is important that the federal elections commission be doing their part in taking on these threats while the fbc is now accepting public comments on whether it can regulate the deceptive ai generated campaign ads after deadlocking on the issue earlier this summer. we must remain focus on taking action in time for the next election. so whether you grow or not agree that the fbc currently has the power to do that, there's nothing wrong with spelling it out if that is the barrier. we are working with republicans on that issue as well. so i kind of look at it three prong, the most agreenous that must be banned with the constitutional limitations, the disclaimers and then giving the fec powers that they need including state laws one which we will hear from steve simon. with bipartisan cooperation put in place we will get the guardrails that we need. we can harness the potential of ai, the great opportunities whi