molly, greenpeace. she is the media director at greenpeace, where she has worked since 2008 to reach out to the community and inform them about environmental issues. in the gulf after -- bp horizon spill. for inviting me. is a matter of survival. it threatens our health and safety and food and water. greenpeace has turned to what we identify as one of the root causes of our inability to act on climate change, a broken but fixable lyrical system that gives power to a few wealthy individuals and corporations. caused a crisis in our democracy. the fossil fuel industry will never have the interest of the american people at heart. exxon has known the danger of climate change for 30 years, even as it continues to find politicians to pass fossil fuel legislation. the koch brothers will spend over half $1 billion in this election. voters are concerned about access money can buy. a donor is four times more likely to get a meeting then a regular voter. nncp, and previous - i am asking you to commit to the followi

the media director at greenpeace where she has worked since 2008. to reach out to the community and inform them about environmental issues. she spent several months in the gulf region after the bp deepwater horizon spill and helped journalists gain access to spill sites and nearby islands. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me and thank you for inviting greenpeace to testify on behalf of the 30 million global supporters. addressing climate change in the 21st century threatens our health and security and food and water resources. in this important election year, greenpeace turned to what we have identified as one of the root causes of our ainability to act on climate change, a broken but fixable system that takes power from people and puts it into the hands of a few wealthy individuals and corporations. the combination may outsize money and politics called a crisis in our democracy. make no mistake, the fossil fuel industrial will never have the american people at heart. they've known the danger for 30 years, even as it continued to fund po

he teamed up with greenpeace on the backdrop of a melting glacier.message to world leaders. >> what happens here, the arctic is related to the rest of the world. >> this video was released by greenpeace on the eve of a week long meetings. it's an institution composed of 15 governments whose mission is protect the north atlantic's marine waters. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma is in tonight for spencer. >> likely seeing more locations, especially over the week lend hit that century mark. live doppler 7hd. it's a quiet picture. blue skies today but to the south once again, that sunshine really warming areas up. an excessive heat warning still in effect for at least four states to our south. look at the current numbers. 112 in vegas, 110 in phoenix, 107 in palm springs. if you can believe this, these numbers are actually cooler than yesterday. they're still dangerously hot in many areas. even here locally, we've got very warm numbers inland. concord, brentwood. 96 san ramon and livermore. oakland at 75. 90 in novato. half moon bay, got to love th

molly present ski -- greenpeace, she is the media director at greenpeace where she has worked since 2008 to reach out into the community and inform them about environmental issues. she spent several months in the gulf region after the bp horizon spill and helped generalists gain access to spill sites and nearby. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me and thank you for inviting greenpeace to test by on behalf of our 30 million voters. -- on behalf of our 30 million global supporters. addressing climate change the 21st century is a matter of survival. threat is over health, safety, security, food, water, in his election year, greenpeace has turned what we have a defined as the root cause of our inability to act on climate change, a broken the physical political system that takes power from the people and president of and wealthy individuals and -- power from the people and of a fewn the hands wealthy individuals and corporations. accommodation of the research and a voting rights may have tried influence of many apologies have caused prices in our democracy but make no mistake the

road, about two years ago, here on c-span's "washington journal," they had the head man from green greenpeace. earth'sif the temperature rises another 3.5 degrees, it is over for us. there is still time to stop this, but he said the only way to stop it is to leave two thirds of the oil that is still in the ground in the ground. we cannot bring it up or burn it. airching to compressed vehicles would be a giant step in that direction. how in familiar with europe, they are manufacturing cars that are powered exclusively by compressed air? guest: yes, there are compressed air cars and you will find another way to see this in a vision is happening -- innovation is happening all around us, look at delivery trucks and see how many of them say they are hydrogen powered cars. fleets of cars tend to be places where innovation gets picked up early. if you are coca-cola or ups and you are buying 100 trucks for a region, if you can save pennies on the mile over 100 trucks, it is an enormous amount of money. they have a financial interest, market interest in pursuing these new technologies. when they pay o

"what's greenpeace?" well, greenpeace is climate action 14, 15. so it actually, i think, is a big way to organize... lee: i was just going to say. curtis: the feelings or the problems of the world. lee: right, right. so it's--it's a way to map it out almost. curtis: yeah. lee: and sort of direct and categorize what the work is... curtis: yeah, what the work to be done is. lee: needs to be done. curtis: exactly. lee: but obviously with your background, uh, being in film and media, you're utilizing your skills to be able to get this word out, to get the messages out, to get, you know, educate, um, the world. curtis: i mean, i think that's so--that's so important. lee: yeah. and you've--you've done it in a creative way using big names, you know, everyone from jennifer lopez to stephen hawking to-- curtis: from jennifer lopez to jennifer lawrence. lee: exactly. curtis: the whole long journey. lee: the j-law and j-lo. yeah, so you... curtis: exactly. lee: it's across the board. curtis: yeah, yeah. lee: uh, there is--there's something to that, right? it

"what's greenpeace?" well, greenpeace is climate action 14, 15.ctually, i think, is a big way to organize... lee: i was just going to say. curtis: the feelings or the problems of the world. lee: right, right. so it's--it's a way to map it out almost. curtis: yeah. lee: and sort of direct and categorize what the work is... curtis: yeah, what the work to be done is. lee: needs to be done. curtis: exactly. lee: but obviously with your background, uh, being in film and media, you're utilizing your skills to be able to get this word out, to get the messages out, to get, you know, educate, um, the world. curtis: i mean, i think that's so--that's so important. lee: yeah. and you've--you've done it in a creative way using big names, you know, everyone from jennifer lopez to stephen hawking to-- curtis: from jennifer lopez to jennifer lawrence. lee: exactly. curtis: the whole long journey. lee: the j-law and j-lo. yeah, so you... curtis: exactly. lee: it's across the board. curtis: yeah, yeah. lee: uh, there is--there's something to that, right? it does re

this afternoon the demonstrators will take bart to san francisco for professors at greenpeace and naturalesources defense council and pg&e. >> california votes have their own say on gun control in november november with the sent state announcing yesterday that the safety for all initiative will be on the ballot. among the providings is a requirement to report lost or stolen firearms, prohibiting possession of large capacity military-style magazines and treats ammunition sales hike gun seals. background checks would be required, am inning is not sold to anyone convicted of a felony or violent misdemeanor or anyone with a restraining order or person who has been declared mentally ill. >> first' job never ends. a bay area man jumps into action to save a woman while on vacation. the paramedic and firefighters was with his family in hawaii on saturday. he notice add woman was face down and not moving in a lagoon. he and two others pulled her out and purchased advanced life support until the paramedics arrived. the woman is going to be released from the hospital this week. >> nascar rubs to son

the national frozen food corporation recalling greenpeace and mixed vegetables because of listeria concerns. the brands affected were sold in several national retailers including walmart, target, smart and final and sprouts. the frozen vegetables were package between september last year and june 2. if you want to see if you have one of those products affected go to ktvu.com and click on the web link. >>> cosco shoppers need to know about a major credit card change. they of switch their credit card provider to city visa. cosco's american express cards will no longer work at costco or anywhere else. cosco says the remaining cash back rewards from your american express cards will transfer to the new city visa card. costco american express have their exclusive relationship for 16 years but american express says losing partnership impact one intent american express cards. >>> san francisco's to san francisco ranks in the top 15 cities for drivers. number 13 on the list of 42 cities from around the world. for most expensive cities to least expensive. uber found because of certain regulations impo

huffpo writers belong to greenpeace, trump supporters belong to the nra. this is a bad idea, don't do it you could argue the opposite. you could respond violently to the "huffington post." because they're inciting violence against the right to assembly if they're inciting violence to the right to assembly. you could say they're a danger and somebody, not me of course, could say find a "huff post" editor and beat the crap out of them. but i would never say that because i'm a good person. >> what's with the "huff post" when donald trump first announced he was going to run for president, they were going to keep him in the entertainment section. he was more of a joke to them. now they've qualified every which way why they're covering donald trump. they have a problem with him? >> well obviously. so they, they have a very specific kind of viewpoint. and editorial in the way they present news. they're very, in myn, they're very liberal. they decide from the beginning they didn't approve of him and they weren't going to abide by him in any way as a choice. so the

the company is recalling some of its not ready to eat frozen mixed vegetables and frozen greenpeace.e of the vegetables were sold at target and wal-mart. they're recalling foods includes the volum following br. for a full list head to 6abc.com. >>> stocks rose yesterday as polls indicated uk voters woodlouse have britain remain part of the european union. futures are pointing to a higher open. investors will be listening to janet yellen. alcoholic fillet is the number one fast food restaurant for customer satisfaction. papa john's came in second in the survey. it's known as the american customer satisfaction index. mcdonald's edged higher but the chain still finished in last place for fast food restaurants. matt and tam, chick-fil-a sure do know how to make a great chicken sandwich. >> they do. >> they make a ton of money and they don't open on sundays. >> yes. >> really amazing. >> they actually are in the ballpark for the first time but not on sundays. >> waffle fries. >> there you go. >> storm tracker6 live double scan right now and we just get rid of one batch of thunderstorms of

acaba de ofrecer un concierto entre los icebergs del Ártico en noruega, para apoyar una campaÑa de greenpeacestÁ luchando para conseguir sus papeles. buenos dÍas, jessica. jessica: gracias y muy buenos dÍas. la historia que les traigo esta maÑana es de una familia inmigrante muy trabajadora que vive con un gran sueÑo. la seÑora marÍa y el seÑor juan son una pareja que han vivido en este paÍs por muchos aÑos sin tener un estatus migratorio. juntos han luchado por sacar adelante a su familia. marÍa: vivir aquí sin papeles es difÍcil, porque en cualquier lugar donde te presentas, si te presentas a trabajar o una aplicaciÓn para un trabajo, luego te piden que tengas permiso para poder trabajar aquÍ. y muchas veces eso te detiene a salir adelante, o muchas veces ni siquiera lo intentas. juan: no haber podido ir a despedir a mi madre... ella falleciÓ hace cuatro aÑos ya. pienso que eso ha sido lo mÁs difÍcil. jessica: en medio del dolor, existiÓ una petición que el hermano de la seÑora marÍa registrÓ hace mÁs de 20 aÑos. marÍa: ese compromiso que hizo Él en ese tiempo, que no sabÍamos lo mucho que

well, those who have environmental concerns need to recognize that even greenpeace evaluated the facilities of kaiserslautern in 2013. they set a goal for the reduction of co--2 emissions by 2020 -- co-2 emissions by 2020 by a had a% reduction that was achieved by 2014. mr. speaker, i agree with my colleagues that we need to do everything in our power to increase efficiency. the reality is if we do not resource energy to our troops it will be left in the hands of russia. i ask my colleagues to take into consideration what's at stake and reject the huffman amendment. failure to address these concerns could leave our service men and women serving overseas could leave them a cold war. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: could i inquire how much time i have? the chair: the gentleman from california has 2 1/2 minutes. mr. huffman: i yield two minutes to the other gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock. the chair: the gentleman from california is recognized for t