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new york for an unprecedented crisis meeting on climate change on friday 4000000 people across the globe took part in the world's largest ever rally calling for radical climate protection among them was. the young woman who started the friday demonstrations for the climate over a year ago in her home country sweetbreads she was one of nearly 100 young people gathered for the summit in such as for them to meet decision makers like u.n. leader antonio good test ahead of a major u.n. meeting this monday to spoke at the opening of the summit and praised everyone who took part in the global protests yesterday millions of people across the globe. marched and the hmong does real climate action especially young people. we show that we we are united and that we young people are unstoppable. and let's go straight to the correspondent alex song vaughn naaman who is attending the opening of the u.n. youth climate summit alexander what exactly do the young activists hope to achieve . well the young activists they want the world leaders to act as if the world the world is on fire they want them to sto

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what your plans are and what people's plans are around the globe. greta: yes., we are planning a new global strike. and we call for people of all ages to join us. not just children, adults, of course, welcome as well, to trike from their work. the will be in new york on 20th of september to join the strike here. and then on the 27th, there is also a global strike. amy: and then you head, eventually in december, to the u.n. climate summit in chile. talk about the journey you plan to take between september and december. greta: yes. in december, i am planning to go top 25 which nissan i can't goo. so it's quite a long way there from here. so i will have to make sure to leave on time and travel through the north and south american contininents and prorobably sair a bit which is too hard to travel. so, and then i will be there and i don't know exactly what i will be doing there, but i have been nvited to speak there and then after that, we'll see what i'm doing. amy: and finally, your noach young people who don't vote but are finding their place in the world. what d

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one of the globe's most crucial commodities going up in smoke the result of twin drone strikes at the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry state media say the fires that erupted after saturday's attacks were quickly brought under control but officials say that production at the apple cake oil processing facility the largest in the world and the courageous oil field the country 2nd biggest has been temporarily suspended there are fears of how this might affect world markets with saudi arabia responsible for about a 10th of the world's oil output these strikes have effectively cut 5 percent of global supply overnight for the 4 years now riyadh has been involved in a proxy war with iran in yemen the countries who the rebels who are backed by tehran have claimed responsibility for these attacks and found more. promise the saudi regime that are coming operations will only grow wider and will be more painful of the for so long as their aggression and blockade continues. but washington is pointing the finger at iran u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o said on twitter that there was no evid

new york for an unprecedented crisis meeting on climate change on friday 4000000 people across the globe took part in the world's biggest ever rally calling for radical time of protection among them was granted to the young woman who started the fridays for future demonstrations in a foreign country sweden more than a year ago she was one of nearly $100.00 young people at the summit it's a chance for them to meet decision makers like u.n. leader antonio good terra's ahead of a major u.n. meeting this monday 2 spoke at the opening of the summit and praised everyone who took part in the global protests yesterday millions of people across the globe. marched and demand those real climate action especially young people. we showed that we were united and that we young people are all stoppable. one of the other young activists attending the summit is consummate sacrifice and he joins me now from new york come on thanks for joining me now you'll from the marshall islands and have quite a personal experience with climate change tell us a bit more about that. so i'm in the back at home in the mars

when your family scattered across the globe. it's a good system to listen to to. turn to the government on the be the charge finally from somalia move around the world to. me to the urgent assistance of. the family starts october on d w. in a closely watched decision in kenya central bank has kept its benchmark interest rate steady but indicated it may not stay that way i'll get some analysis from our correspondent in nairobi. also on the show the world's oldest travel company collapses b.n. to thomas cooks tells trouble. for holiday makers are around the world. and he has a concrete proposal to cut back on c o 2 used to solve a deal it's that engineers at the university of lagos in nigeria figure out how to target the root product and that's polluting. this is the the way of business i'm joined now the milan in berlin welcome kenya's central bank has signaled it may start cutting interest rates in the coming months but for now the bank's monetary policy committee decided to keep the benchmark rate unchanged at 9 percent it's the 7th time in a row that the figure

laura: for those watch pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america."lo saudi arabia has presented evidence which it says proves iran sponsored attacks on s oil refineries this weekend. the defense ministry unveiled parts from what they said were iranian-made weapons used during the raids. ths comes as secretary of statke ompeo flew to meet with saudi leaders and said the attacks amounted to an act of war.ed our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville has the latest. quentin: heris what saudi arabia failed to stop, the amains of a swarm of dron a seven missilesrrible mess that knocked out 5% of the world's oil supply in an instant. >> that attack was launched from the north and was unquestionably sponsored by iran. quentin: despite the pile of enemy debr before hi praised saudi defenses. >> we are very proud of air defense. our defense intercepted up to now almost 252 ballisticmi ile. quentin: what saudi arabia didi't say, as the united states has done, is that this was a direct attack from ira iranian soil. instead it said it was sponsored by ira

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new york for an unprecedented crisis meeting on climate change on friday 4000000 people across the globe took part in the world's biggest ever rally calling for radical climate protection among them was greater to. the young woman who started the fridays for future demonstrations in her home country sweden even a year ago she was one of nearly 100 young people at the summit it's a chance for them to meet decision makers like u.n. leader antonio good tears and head of a major human meeting this monday to spoke at the opening of the summit and praised everyone who took part in the global protests yesterday millions of people across the globe. marched and demand those real climate action especially young people. we showed that we we are united and that we young people are unstoppable. alexander phenomena spoke with another one of these activists attending the climate summit at the un. we are here at the u.n. headquarters in new york and i have with me it's who is a claimant activist from germany thank you for being here with us so you're participating in this summit what are you trying hopi

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will explore how best we can protect our precious planet, exploring sustainable solutions around the globecan we best protect our precious planet? climate change and pollution are taking their toll. that much is now scientifically evident. but for all the uncomfortable truth, we hold the future in our hands. in this film, we'll be exploring sustainable solutions around the globe and meeting the individuals driving change in their communities. from housing to energy and fashion, these are some of the unique and surprising ways in which people from all walks of life are working to protect our planet. —— from construction to electronics and food. nested in the jungles of bali, a surprising material is being using bamboo. architects and designers are creating buildings that embrace the national world. the perception of bamboo in asia over the last 100 years until today has been quite low. it is considered a very humble and impermanent material = because it can be eaten by insects if not properly treated. when it is treated it is protected from the rain and sun. laura harvey is the founder of a

news live from berlin demonstrations and strikes planned around the globe today calling for climate action the rallies are taking place in cities and towns in some 150 countries demonstrators want world leaders to do more to protect the climate we'll be taking you inside the protests also coming up. imprisoned in ice the biggest polar expedition in history will get frozen in the ice and just go with the flow while scientists monitor the impact of climate change on the arctic plus darkening your face. regardless of the context of the circumstances is all was unacceptable because of the racist history of black face made him prime minister there just for those saying he should never have done it will a deepening scandal over a black face photo drams this bid for reelection. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us millions of people around the globe are gathering today for a day of climate strikes they want their governments to take more action on climate protection ahead of a key u.n. summit next week now israeli hosted some of today's 1st mass rallies with similar protests expected to be

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people around the globe trying to localize food production specifically to minimize environmental impact do you think the same think would ever happen to tourism when people would actually decide that i would rather travel laclede them go across the globe and leave a normas amount of air exhaust just to get some sunlight the. one most thing that goes through me is really important part of tourism to the it's. a growing part of the food production is growing to tourism flows in the of course the impact for that reason we started last year and will continue next 2 or 3 years to support and to help. hold tooling better and hope to have innovate to burst solutions for food production and total link it with tories and when i was last to your 1st british an investor i'm into has been the idea as to the best start ups and best projects to manage better the need to manage better. to show the probity or you were mentioned well but my question was not so much of august told me my question was about taking a decision to go across the globe and leave an impact that for the most part these unaccounte

gallery just around the corner from this studio tell me about the title of the book read around a globe hot burning yes red brown burning it's from a poem by william blake a prophetic poem his response to the 1st successful slave revolt in 87 to 91 and read brown blog burning her 1st to the closure of census and this was at a time of the enclosure of land and the closure of the hand. but for blake it also is a mental kind of enclosure and a spiritual kind he was afraid that the red brown globe which was represented both his heart and the world around him was destined for obliteration and the ray sure the terrible few but one who was prophetic power i think helped me understand the time that we live in. i want to get to haiti in a bit of course a country now known for poverty or talking about it in the book is one of the richest countries in the world these 2 figures catherine and edward despond there's actually a t.v. series on the statement they did b.b.c. about them why do you find them such emblematic figures is when it comes to understanding the world today well they both were from

visibly angry young activist grandson burke plus more than half a 1000000 holiday makers across the globe a left stranded after thomas cook collapses abruptly with the travel from grounded holidays are turning into nightmares for turn left adrift and the deal is struck germany france italy and malta reach an agreement on cool except migrants rescued from the mediterranean will have more on this breaking developments from the summit in malta. great to have you along everyone her rock are we for filling our promises on climate change the answer is a resoundingly no according to published data that tracks countries climate commitments no country in the world is on track to limit global warming to 2 degrees celsius let alone the 1.5 degrees celsius recommended by the united nations but some countries are trying to reduce their impact with sweden topping the real. things this year big carbon emitters like germany france and china are currently doing a moderate job while many developing nations with large populations like indonesia are struggling even to meet previous commitments but it's the b

when your family is scattered across the globe. such a big city is a. journey back to the roots issue again i know i'm a big. shot family from somalia live around the world that one of them needed urgent assistance in. the family starts october any on d w. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 989. visit the heroes of eastern europe we talked to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage call them no good but it was going to go no telephone call from was let me down have been in the courtroom we are going to go off the wall didn't surprise me i saw it coming 10 years before the flood sure enough the homebody. what does it take to change the course of history. raising the iron curtain starts september 30th on d w. on friday young people around the world marched in unity demanding that their leaders do something to prevent climate change the answer to that call today's united nations climate summit and that is the good news the bad news a new report shows that global warming is happening faster than pre

and our imports must be allowed to influence this disease yesterday millions of people across the globe. marched and amanda's real climate action especially young people. we showed that we we are united and that we young people are unstoppable the u.n. is hoping to leverage the people power we've seen in recent days led by the youth and gratitude ahead of a climate summit of world leaders on monday among those will be there at the launch chancellor merkel of germany president macro of france and prime minister modi of india but what about the 2 biggest emitters or china will be represented by state councilor and foreign minister wang ye and the u.s. will president trump is in town but he won't be attending the meeting in the us system the longer your title the more junior you are and we're told the u.s. delegation will be headed by the principal deputy assistant secretary of state for oceans and international environmental and scientific a furze marshall burn a cat i'd never heard of her before a clear snub james. at the united nations in her andersen as the executive director of the un

leaders convening at the united nations also coming up more than half a 1000000 vacationers across the globe are left stranded after thomas cook collapses abruptly with the troublesome ground at holidays are turning into nightmares for tourists left adrift and they struck a deal germany france italy and malta reach an agreement on who will accept my greatest rescued from the mediterranean will have more on this breaking development from the summit and malta. great to have you along everyone. world leaders are convening in new york city for a global climate summit at the united nations german chancellor angela merkel said her country will double its spending to combat climate change u.s. president donald trump meanwhile made a surprise appearance after reports said he would skip the summit but the question star of the event so far has been swedish teen act. this gratitude who sailed across the atlantic on a 0 carbon boat you to attend well before the leaders took to the stage to more gave an impassioned address accusing them of speaking empty words here's a powerful message this is all wrong.

in from right around the globe. international my names you know their top story controversy is growing in washington over a phone call between the leaders of the us new crane after a whistle blower's complaint was declassified on thursday it's alleges the white house attempted to keep details of the 2 presidents july and conversation secret democrats are arguing during the talk with vladimir selenski donald trump likely committed a crime by asking for the ukrainian authorities to investigate his potential 2020 election rival joe biden. can bring us more. if you take a look at the complaint it's from an unnamed whistleblower and this whistleblower essentially argues that they are working in the interests of the united states they heard about trump's conversation with the ukrainian leader they were outraged about it and they had to speak up now what's interesting is the whistleblower admits they never actually heard the conversation i was not a direct witness to most of the events described however i found my colleagu

and we are fighting the maligned behavior and the bad actors across the globe. in this instance, it's no different. the fact is, of some of these folks can change their behavior and actually fix going on in thr nations. that's what we are trying to help them do. the president also saw that there was no need to have a conversation, and other negotiations are dead. like i said before, we are moving forward in other areas other areas. >> harris: all right. i want to move on, if we can. because there has been some rare pushback from the cia over a cnn report claiming that the agency told the u.s. by out of russia, because president trump risk exposing that person's identity. there they are describing it as "misguided and civilly false." when abstraction is what? >> you hit it right on that. they are an intelligence agency that really goes on the record. but this report from cnn was so wrong, it felt compelled to come out and call it misguided false. from the media, the hypocrisy they have a so egregious to try and come out and say this president is putting lives in