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pier 19, greenpeace's "arctictic sunrise" arrived leading up to global action summit.aken lead in stoppinghaling to protesting oil drilling. 50 foot banner reminds people we need real climate leaders greenpeace said. >> ice breaker in the global fleet. traveled from pole to pole. before in the united states it was in antarctica doing research there. >> open to the public for tours the next two weekends. >>> abc7 news was in oakland at jack london square for the taste of oakland festival. a large crowd as always for food, drink and live music. cooking demonstrations as well. nonprofit group that helps children with camp and music lessons. >> and lebanese festival in the courthouse square, expected mus exhibits celebrating all things lebanese. i went behind the scenes. 6,000 pounds of tabouleh salad. really good. benefits the -- church. >>> weather? >> nice and sunny like today? >> whatever you're doing, baseball game, outdoor event, great weather the rest of the weekend. live doppler 7 showing the active scan across the region. most locations right now are coming up wit

the crew is giving free tours of the ship and teaching people more about what greenpeace does to pre-tect the environment. >> we've been working with a number of organizations around the world who are calling on leaders, particularly governor brown, to really step up and demonstrate true climate leadership. >> at the summit, leaders plan to share what they're doing to help meet the goals of the paris climate accord. >>> nbc bay area responds to a lot of people who have problems with medical bills but they usually call us after their appointment. >> well, a san jose couple called consumer investigator chris chmura because they never saw a doctor yet somehow ended up on the hook for more than $2,000. then they needed our help to straighten it all out. >> i enlisted in the u.s. air force in 1951. >> daniel duarte comes from a proud military family. >> my five brothers all served in the service from pearl harbor to the vietnam war. >> public service is one of many duarte family traditions. this story hinges on their annual pre-christmas tamale tradition. >> the week before christmas everybody

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mary sweeter/greenpeace- "this is a fantastic first step.hink for california. but it's only part of the equation." the climate summit continues through friday. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. let's take a look outside let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were some big changes in our weather as an early season cold front moved into the bay area. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and few 70s around the bay and 60s near the coast. hurricane florence has weakened but is still a powerful storm. it is expected to pound the carolinas in the next couple of days. a weak storm is bringing showers to the pacific northwest but much cooler weather here. highs will be in the 70s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will warm a litte this weekend before but be below average through sunday. (ken)still ahead... more baby boomers are turning to marijuana than ever before. we'll talk about the reason inc this broadcast. (cathe

supposed to point the way forward but that could be too late for the forest this being photographed greenpeace and other organizations are calling for a moratorium on the clearing of the forest until the commission's findings become available. but the struggle for the forest goes on police say they've cleared more than half of the fifty or so tree houses. planting trees again. well matched a three of the bundesliga is over and freiburg and should guard have played out a three three draw both sides picked up their first point of the season following the thrilling darby promoted nurnberg earlier struck late to grab a one one draw advantage braman wire and won again on saturday while dortmund triumphed on friday all right a quick look at the basilica table after just three games shows us that champions of byron munich lead the way with nine points from nine dorp and are in second sponsor while braman slipped down to seven and the other into the table we see that freiburg and stuttgart have edged up with nuremberg just above them. now kenya's eliot has for tackler only smashed the men's marathon w

abc 7 news was at pier 19 in san francisco where greenpeace's "arctic sun rise" is docked, for jerryrown's global climate action summit. the ship has taken the lead in many environmental missions from stopping whaling to protesting oil drilling. greenpeace says the 50-foot banner reminds people we need real climate leaders. >> it's the icebreaker in our global fleet of ships. this ship has traveled from pole to pole. most recently, before it was in the united states, it was actually in antarctica, doing some research there. >> and you can check it out up close. the "arctic sunrise" is open to the public for free for tours today and next weekend. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >>> hi, everyone. first sunday of september, and right on cue we're warming up a bit. we do have fog from the marin county coast, san mateo coast, a little bit of it working across the bay. overall you can see some sun trying to make its way out here in emeryville, where temperatures east of oakland are warm up. 57 in san francisco, low 60s in oakland. 62 in san jose. cool 50s from

the crew is giving free tours of the ship and teaching people more about what greenpeace does to helpct the environment. >> we've been working with a number of organizations around the world who are calling on leaders, particularly governor brown, to really step up and demonstrate true climate leadership. >> at the summit, leaders plan to share what they're doing to help meet the goals of the paris climate accord, which aims to prevent the effects of climate change. >>> well, he served as defense secretary, white house chief of staff, and cia director. tonight leon panetta is expressing deep concerns about north korea. panetta, a california democrat who represented the monterey area, served under presidents obama and clinton. he told abc's "this week" that president trump's june meeting with kim jong-un was a failure and all for show. he says a lot of basic diplomatic work needs to be done to get north korea to end its nuclear program. >> we don't know where those nuclear sites are. we don't know where the missile sites are. we don't know where a lot of their chemical sites are locate

that one of our priorities at greenpeace you as is climate change. most urgent crisis of our time. where calling on leaders, particularly those coming to san francisco in a few weeks, to demonstrate real climate leadership and act with the urgency sciences has we need. and to make some of the changes or stop extracting fossil fuels from the ground. >> the arctic sunrise is an icebreaker that can navigate through sea ice before coming here to california it also went to antarctica and has also been to the north pole and navigated both the congo and amazon rivers. >>> people in oakland redwood heights and laurel neighborhoods have a new way to encourage drivers to slow down through their streets. yesterday neighbors painted a 150 foot mural on 39th avenue. as part of oakland's paint the town program. it allows fourth 30 temporary st. murals in oakland as a way to bring neighborhoods together to beautify their streets . the mural includes trees and animals . a lot of people got involved in creating that. >>> getting ready for the possibility of even more

organizations like the red cross and greenpeace would be lost without it. volunteers are also indispensible when it comes to rebuilding regions in the wake of natural disasters. a year ago, hurricane maria devastated the small island of dominica. volunteers from around the world are helping heal the wounds. reporter: it's said that if christopher columbus were to return to the caribbean, the one island he'd still recognize would be dominica. its unspoiled landscape, thanks to an environmentally friendly approach to tourism, has given dominica the name the nature island. a a peaceful place, then? not for these women. their day begins at 5:30 in the morning. maddie: i slept really good. reporter: maddie simmonds, a student from britain, is spending her vacation with a group of international volunteers. maddie: it can sometimes be quite busy. there's one little stove, so everyone is trying to make their eggs and stuff. it's often quite busy. reporter: a little over an hour later. taylor from the u.s. is considered the group's late riser. >> your shoes are wet?

around a billion people donate their time to volunteer organizations like the red cross and greenpeacewould be lost without. volunteers or also in dispense. simple when it comes to rebuilding regions in the wake of natural disasters. a year ago hurricane maria devastated the small island of dominique our volunteers from around the world to helping heal the wounds. it said that if christopher columbus were to return to the caribbean the one island he'd still recognize would be domenico. its unspoiled landscape thanks to an environmentally friendly approach to tourism has given dominica the name the nature island. a restful place them. not for these women. their day begins at five thirty in the morning. yeah. matty simmons a student from britain is spending her vacation with a group of international volunteers. because only last week. i ran track and may. have. a little over an hour later taylor from the us is considered the group's late riser. there are three where there. was a good twenty volunteers are helping rebuild a daycare center and a primary school destroyed by hurricane maria

obama well you could always rely on fairish the leader of the european freedom and direct democracy greenpeace long been a supporter of mr obama he said that this vote shows the. arion grip of the european union was getting tighter but ultimately what this means is hungry officially joins poland on the naughty list of nations expect to be talking about them for a little while yet. you know all of our one during government has already reacted to the vote done own thing it as a fraud on the revenge of migrant politicians independent journalist who prevailed to list certain political forces believe this is their last chance to stop the advance of populism across europe the leftists furious israeli aggressive to an incredible point as well as the liberals the globalists because they know it is dead last chance to attain that with a populist sop punished somehow the list grows longer you have the austrians you have the italians it didn't work it won't work and all day do is fit to mind old bon bon will be reelected certainly one time comes with a big majority because he's a victim of europe the wor

million vets is one of the reports office and a senior analyst for the global pollution unit at greenpeace he says china is using the construction of coal power plants to boost its economy. it's tiffany a very conflicting picture jonah continues remarkable development in clean energy at the same time there is already messy existing overcapacity in coal tar ball lands china already has many more plants that it needs many local governments and companies have dean used to build new ones even though the central government has been trying to discourage them. and ordering them to stop trying to spin trying to move to your new economy model that relies less on investment and construction projects to stimulate the economy but that has proved very hard so there is clearly a backlash where where these kinds of projects are being used to prop up the economy even though it leads to overcapacity that we do hope that exposing the fact that these projects have. kept moving ahead and highlighting the problem of colclough or overcapacity will will help push things in the right direction. indian prime minis

that is one of the report's authors and the senior analyst for the global air pollution unit at greenpeace he says china is using the construction of coal power plants to boost its economy it's definitely a very conflicting picture china continues remarkable development between energy at the same time there is already massive being overcapacity in coal fired power plants china already has many more plants that it needs many local governments and companies have gone to new ute to build new ones even though the central government has been trying to discourage them. and ordering them to stop trying to spin trying to move to a new economy model that relies less on investment and construction projects to stimulate the economy but that has proved very hard mexico has the czar and the entire police force in acapulco state while investigating whether it's been infiltrated by drug gangs arrest warrants have been issued for two top acapulco police commandos law enforcement duties will be taken over by soldiers marines and state police in two thousand and seventeen at the poll calls murder rate was a

retailers seventy three greenpeace says that seventy three percent of all fabric textiles which creates a hundred billion items a year one hundred billion garments a year ends up being burnt in landfills and i think what came out of this. segment is that reputation for companies is going to matter for consumers in future and in order to stay in business consumer companies are going to have to be really transparent about their supply chain really transparent about the waste and the companies that can find solutions and communicate that to their customers are the ones that are going to stay in business in the future so this is not about doing good this is about staying in business and it's going to be critically important in the future. that you're really interested in so i'm so glad you were there and i'm so glad you took the time to be with us i know they put twenty thirty years ago all there that's going to be a tough one to reach maybe but with people like you out there fighting for it we sure appreciate it we hope you'll come back and talk about this and other things great to see you

. >>> greenpeace sunrise has traveled the world.r 19 in san francisco and will be open for public tours. it is part of the global climate action summit. the summit and world and corporate leaders will come together announce their commitment to address climate change. >> we know is it a most urgent crisis of our time. and we're calling on leaders, particularly those coming to san francisco in a few weeks to demonstrate leadership and act with the urgency that science says you need and to make some changes and stop extracting fossil fuels from the ground. >> is known as an ice breaker. it has a design help it and a half quite sea ice. it made a trip to antarctica. it navigated both the congo and the amazon rivers. >>> people in oakland's redwood heights have a new way to encourage drivers to slow down. neighbors painted a 150-foot mural of 39th avenue part of oakland's paint the town program. it is allows for 30 temporary street murals to bring neighborhoods together to beautify the streets. this includes trees and animals and encoura

skype he is one of the report's authors and a senior analyst for the global air pollution unit greenpeace thanks very much for being with us so how do we square the findings of this report with the chinese government's stated policy of reducing global of reducing emissions and moving towards a more greener future. it's definitely a very conflicting picture john is going to use remarkable development in clean energy at the same time there is already massive existing overcapacity in coal tar ball lands china already has many more ponds that it needs many local governments and companies have. to build new ones even the the central government has been trying to discourage them and. ordering them to stop the nie report this using at last satellites imagery. expose blonds that continue to construction in spite of these orders so. it remains a tug of war between different players in china unfortunately. their reason trend has been negative the government has put more emphasis on stimulating the economy with new construction projects and industrial projects regardless of whether there is need for

greenpeace says the bill is a great first step... but also hopes the governor will also stop permitting future drilling projects. (grant) after billboards with messages linked to hate groups are spotted at two bart stations. tonight... the age old debate of free speech vs hate speech has been re- ignighted... and bart says its hands are tied in this matter.. kron4's haaziq madyun explains.. (pkg)it is an electronic billboard in the montgomery bart station that simply reads...history matters. a statement that is generally accepted by most people. however the group responsible for the ad, the institute for historical review, is considered anti-semitic by organizations like the anti- defamation league and the southern poverty law center. denying the holocaust is among the reasons i-h-r has been labled anti-semitic but mark weber, the president of the organization told me the institute for historical review does not deny the holocaust and says i-h-r has unfairly been labeled a hate groupbart officials sent kron4 a statement regarding the

. >> reporter: that's greenpeace director jennifer morgan, who flew in from amsterdam, to attend the summit. >> we are all seeing and feeling the impacts, whether it be the fires in california or the hurricanes that are coming. so we need more ambition. >> reporter: this is not your ordinary summit. security outside must kony center is tight with metal barriers in place. the climate action summit promises to have ambitious goals that will try to secure america's and the world's low carbon future. >> what we are doing in san francisco is recreating that impulse and that momentum for the next big lift. >> reporter: the numbers are promising. a report put out by america's pledge on climate points out that between 2005 and 2015 the country's economy grew by 15%, yet green house gas emissions declined by 11.5%. still, the organizers of this summit say more needs to be done to reverse the effects of global warming. >> you can look at the numbers in all kinds of interesting ways and come to the conclusion that there is a mobilization in a certain direction of travel to combat climate change

. >>> for more than 20 years the greenpeace arctic sunrise have sailed all over the world do.cial whaling and recording the effects of climate change. for the next two weeks that ship will be in san francisco at pier 19 and will be open to the public it is in the bay area in advance of the global climate action summit. at that summit world and corporate leaders will come together announcing their commitments to deal with climate change. >> one of our priorities is climate change. we know it is the most urgent crisis of our times. we are calling on leaders, particularly those who are coming to san francisco in a few weeks to demonstrate real climate leadership, act with the urgency science says we need , and make some of the changes and stop extracting fossil fuels from the ground. >> the arctic sunrise is an icebreaker that can navigate through the ice. before coming to california it made a trip to antarctica and has also traveled to the north pole and navigated both the congo and the amazon river's. >>> people in oaklands redwood heights and laurel neighborhoods have a new wa

energy transfer partners has sued greenpeace, earth first and banktrack for up to $1 billion for undermining with the tropical storm gordon is slated to hit the gulf coast as a hurricane later today, with parts of the gulf coast expected to receive up to eight inches of rain between today and thursday. the national hurricane center also issued a storm surge warning for parts of louisiana, mississippi, a and alabama. in florida, gubernatorial candidate andrew gillum is speaking out after he was targeted by a racist robocall paid for by a white supremacist group. gillum is aiming to be florida's first black governor. this is a clip of the robocall. a warning, it is extremely racist. >> hello there. i is andrew gillum. and i be the mayor of tallahassee. amy: this is gubernatorial candidate andrew gillulum respondingng to the racist robocalllls in an interview with cnn. >> make sure we don't raracial lies and frankly weaponize race as part of this process, which is why i call on my opponent to really work to rise above some of these things. people are taking their cues from him, from his campaig

if that is one of the report's authors and a senior analyst for the global air pollution unit at greenpeace he says china is using the construction of coal power plants to boost its economy. it's definitely a very conflicting picture china continues remarkable development in clean energy at the same time there is already messy existing overcapacity in coal fired power plants china already has many more plants that it needs many local governments and companies have seen used to build new ones even though the central government has been trying to discourage them. and ordering them to stop trying to spin trying to move during new economy model that relies less on investment and construction projects to stimulate the economy but that has proved very hard. ally woods of new zealand's indigenous population is experiencing something of a renascence a decade ago there were fears it could die off with only three percent of new zealanders able to speak to radio but it's now enjoying a surge in popularity as charlotte bellis reports. children in a classroom in wellington groups by a player they cannot

and remember when a greenpeace protester and a paraglider buzzed president trump's golf course in scotlander. trump and biden have already exchanged blows. >> no, i wish you were in high school. i could take him behind the gym. >> i'd like to take him behind the gym. i dream of that. >> reporter: why dream when we can actually see biden running? someone suggested this needs "rocky" music. ♪ critics could have a field day with word play, saying biden is a running joke and president trump excels at running -- his mouth. >> you know what you do with biden? you go like there. >> reporter: not if he can outrun you. >> and he'd fall over. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> so he is running, right? thanks for joining us, everybody. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. a full holiday night including a new attack by the president on his own attorney general and critics say on the rule of law. one republican lawmaker using the words banana republic in his criticism. >>> we begin with breaking news on the tropical storm that is expected to become a hurricane, hurricane gordon when it

will mccallum is from greenpeace.other things could get caught in it? completely, plastic, oi’ caught in it? completely, plastic, orany caught in it? completely, plastic, or any thing floating in the ocean, can attract the curiosity of smaller fish which attracts bigger fish and charts. you may find whole ecosystems living under this and when fish are under plastic there's a risk of them eating it be entangled in it. but we saw in that graphic they can get under it? we will see how it goes over the next few months i hope the team are monitoring to see what is tangled up in it. more of our criticism around it is when you have an overflowing bath tub, you don't rush for a mop, you turn off the tap first. this is mopping up the floor and not dealing with the problem at the source. but is it better than doing nothing? absolutely, you cannot criticise effo rts absolutely, you cannot criticise efforts to clean up. we have two, every bit of plastic you take off the beach when you go down there will help with the problem but

the fact base of the of the report was held by parties ranging from greenpeace all the way to the coalroviding the fact base. we plan toweek, release a report where we look at the global action, and found again that countries, if they take -- they can, with existing technologies, mitigate almost 90% of what they would need to reach for the paris climate goals. and it is economically beneficial, at least the first part of the actions. there is no disadvantage for action against climate, and actually, there is advantage. david: you say your analysis will show it is economically advantageous. it is not free. there is substantial upfront investment that needs to be made. give us a sense of how substantial that is for the united states, for germany, for china. where is it going to come from? i will give you a global number. -- a 2030, it will take little bit more than $20 trillion in terms of investment. , wheniple of that number you get to the really hard parts, until 2015. this is clearly an enormous amount of money. the important thing is, if you invest the money correctly, you can actua

let's get more on this now from doug parr, who's the chief scientist for greenpeace uk.. there is a lot of good stuff in them because we do need to ramp up them because we do need to ramp up the ambition that we need renewable energy they are talking about the sort of were going to need. the renewa bles sort of were going to need. the renewables proposition is very good. the is very good. we have got an extraordinary level of leaky homes in the uk that we need to fix. you think labour could be even more ambitious don't you? yes. we want to see more coherence around the transport because transport is now the biggest emitter of carbon across cars, vans and lorries and aviation. at the moment neither conservatives or labour have grip on how fast we need to transition out of that. nor have we really got a plan that looks like the uk can take advantage of the technology transitions that are coming. so good in some areas and could do better in others is your assessment. what about funding all of this? labour talking this morning about some of this being public money and privat

five years ago, you have the head of greenpeace on washington journal one morning and he said that if earth's temperature heats up another three and a half degrees, it's over. species willing not be able to survive on this planet if we continue burning fossil fuel for the next 20, 30 years like we have. host: we will have to leave it there. let's go to michigan, our republican line. good morning. caller: first i would like to say that i am disgusted with both parties. the two candidates that were run and i hear you talking and i cannot hear what i am saying, slam going to turn the television backup. host: don't do that, you are still on. politicians are all the same on both parties, saying that they're going to do something to treat the opioid addictions. as the addicts are coming down one end as fast as they are treating them, it is a waste of time. they should work on what is causing the addiction and stop it getting started. is zero.ain host: the point we are trying to talk about as far as the november elections, what is the top issue for you? caller: that is the top issue. talking