greta: people are suffering. people are dying.e ecosystems are collapsing. ♪♪♪ barbara: the global youth climate movement has come to new york, here to united nations' headquarters. its leaders want to tell the world that the time for tougher action on climate change is right now. they say it's their generation who will suffer the consequences of global warming. now, the movement's indisputable figurehead, the star, is the 16-year-old swede greta thunberg, but behind her an army of green activists has built up over the past year who are really driving this campaign. tonight we go inside the movement to meet three young women whose stories we've been following, on three continents, in australia, in europe, and here in the us. we ask them what motivates them, what do they think they've achieved so far, and where now for this extraordinary movement? greta: the world is waking up and change is coming whether you like it or not. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ luisa neubauer: is this right? barbara: for luisa neubauer, life looks a lot different than it did a

girlmy name is greta.we are actually saying that yo are violatinchildr's rights ile you have--yohave rectified the un convention of the rights of the child, and therefore, we e suing you. i think that is a very perful thing. alexandra: mgenerati will be the most vulnerable by the climate crisis. carl: my village is built on permafrost, and it's starting to thaw away. ayakha: a lot of people experience climate change, but they don't know that it's climate change. litokne: we want a sustainable planet to live in in the future. [camera shutter clicking] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [helicopter blades whirring] [flames crackling] [water rushing] [wind howling] man: every child born today will experience a fundamentally altered world, which will increase their probality of death and serious disease or illness because of the change in the climate. there

without the hope of reworking the greta thunberg material, the collective west has exhausted itself.there is evidence of unnamed swedish activists that greece has been paying russia all this time, more precisely a scientific production association. again without a name, but financed by the russian foreign ministry on the day of the representative office have already reacted to the news. was it all funded directly from the budget of the russian foreign ministry, or simply by playing enough of a girl and playing green economy, western regimes have begun to drain both. you have to somehow explain to your western citizens. why the authorities of the largest western states plan to return coal-fired power plants to work maria zakharova brought real ties to thunberg and russia, biden has nothing to do with them when he was just running for president wrote that he inspired millions of people the prince of wales met with an activist at the economic forum in davos and marveled at the determination of the girl , admiration was expressed by justine trudeau for a decent the conversation, as well

but the fact that greta is a secret russian agent in the west is absurd, what will be the next victimbecause nothing. as you can see, it does not interfere with bringing the extinguished stars to the current agenda. today in st. petersburg, the most colorful holiday for graduates of scarlet sails is taking place this year among the audience of about 65,000 yesterday's schoolchildren from all over russia and the republics of donbass, the dress rehearsal of the holiday from the neva embankment was watched by thousands of spectators, well, today the best places found will go to the main guests of the event to graduates from the northern capital. all russian graduation scarlet sails in st. petersburg, everything is ready. actually, the holiday has already begun on the palace square, young performers are now performing, then already established stars of the modern stage will take the stage. well, the climax after midnight, when our beautiful snow-white brik under scarlet sails enters the neva waters. we are waiting for 65,000 guests at the festival, as last year they will come, only gradua

greta: people are suffering. people are dying.

caller: good morning, greta. thank you for taking my call. i am just -- we keep going round and round in this country. i don't expect that anything is going to be resolved. matt gaetz is right about one thing. it is about power. but it is about the power of the nra to throw in so much money for campaigns that the republicans just -- that's how they vote. it is no longer about what the people want. the polls all say that 88% of the country wants tighter background checks. all of these things are important. one of your callers from california spoke about israel. israel is the size of new jersey. israel has been attacked for 70 something years by some of their neighboring countries. that is a different kind of security. and i challenge anyone who does not even want to consider gun laws to look at the data in every other country -- the united kingdom, australia, new zealand, canada -- who have tighter controls. there are a minimal number of these kinds of mass shootings. how do you explain that? it's guns. the only way we are going to change this

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the summer , including through the purchase of other energy resources, as well as due to the care gretaunberg would not approve of this, as german twitter users comment on the government’s decision to return to the use of coal. many believe that the vice-chancellor- habek, being himself a representative of the greens, introduces a country too far from environmental agenda, coal renaissance to already christened, what is happening local media threatens to derail the plans of germany and all of europe for decormonization. however options. not so much. at the end of may, the eu countries have already decided to abandon 90% of oil supplies from russia after that oil quotes, as it should. since the end of last week, their correction has risen sharply, however, energy prices. still noticeably high, the brand is trading around 113 on monday, but the wti brand is at $119 per in general, everything looks like the barrel is still being modified on the market, and this can be seen from the dynamics of commercial reserves e, primarily in the united states, and this deficit, of course, is further fu

zhukov why because greta thunberg said that we only have 8 months left to save the planet.e the planet, then the children of wales should eat beetles to save the planet. we have already been offered to eat weeds and drink sewage, but for some reason all these delicacies were not on the menu at the economic forum in davos, their climate summit was not in the eyes, where the world's elites flocked on expensive private jets and regaled themselves. they are there quite ordinary meat, no algae, sewage weeds and no beetles, no matter how they are, insects are rich in protein, vitamins and other nutrients. for many, they cause more disgust than arouse appetite. even leftist liberal gay rights activist and eco-activist benjamin butterworth. despite all desire set an example in aliski's children. unable to contain the gag reflex after tasting crickets on a british tv show. i really want to try the cricket. okay, let's start well, let's start with the cricket. let's. try the nuggets. and crickets however, insects have every chance to conquer the uk chicken food market. beef, pork are

greta: people are suffering. people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing.

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caller: hi, greta. host: good morning. caller: vice president pence came through when he had to. but i think it really showed the clear differences between donald trump and him. donald trump is full of lies, a con man. really, following the other dictators of the world, the one from north korea, putin. in america, i really think trump was trying to pull a putin. he wanted to be just like putin, in control of america. everybody just listen to me. i tell the truth. what i say goes. people stopped thinking. use your critical thinking. host: suze, was former vice president mike pence a hero that day? caller: he followed the constitution. he listened. he had an open mind and he listened to those people that knew the right thing to do for the government, to follow, to not give the country away, to someone that wanted it, to steal it and do whatever he wanted to do with it, which was trump. he said no. dan quayle says this. my lawyers tell me this, that i cannot follow what you are saying, trump. trump, you are wrong. host: here is a tweet from one of our viewers, who says, "too little,

there is even a tiny figure of greta thunberg.today become the second longest serving monarch in recorded history, overtaking the thai king. 0nly king louis xiv of france has ruled longer. thousands of people demonstrated across the united states, demanding stricter gun laws in response to a series of mass shootings. president biden encouraged the protesters to keep marching and called on congress to pass what he called common sense and safety legislation. thank you for watching. hello there. 15 hours of sunshine for some south—eastern areas where the temperatures got up to nearly 2a degrees on saturday. it was a little different though further north, as you will see. we had a wet and a windy spell, nearly two inches of rain in the past 2a hours across parts of scotland. gusts of wind, 40—50 mph, and even as far south as the llyn peninsula of wales, and that's because of this unusually deep area of low pressure which is pulling away. so, gradually the winds ease down but they will still continue to bring in a few showers through t

hollywood glamour, whether that be adrian creating the gowns for joan crawford and norma shearer and gretaly creating bette davis or walter plunkett designing the costumes for "gone with the wind," it was done by gay hands. they were as gay as geese, and these guys were, "fine, as long as the product came out great, terrific." david: you had writers, you had directors, costume designers, set decorators, all working and before we even get to the actors. pearl: minnie. minnie: pearl. speaker: ah, what an exquisite spectacle. two ladies of title kissing one another. ♪♪♪ william: in new york, during the roaring twenties, harlem was the place to be. the harlem renaissance was the most excing place in the entire city. so these white aristocrats would make sure they were in harlem because these were the people who were living on the edge. and we see this in los angeles as well when the pansy clubs arrived. ♪♪♪ ♪ frankie and johnny, both sweethearts. ♪ ♪ mm, how they could love. ♪ ♪ and they thought that they'd love eachther, mm, ♪ ♪ but everying about him was a man. ♪ ♪ and he was doing her wrong

and i mean those words sincerely, great _ and i mean those words sincerely, great campaigners like gretathe world — realise there is no more vital issue in the world. i interviewed a wildlife _ in the world. i interviewed a wildlife photographer who uses drones— wildlife photographer who uses drones to go after natural disasters to search _ drones to go after natural disasters to search for lost animals and he went— to search for lost animals and he went into — to search for lost animals and he went into the australian bush after it was— went into the australian bush after it was destroyed by the worst ever hushfires — it was destroyed by the worst ever bushfires and 3 billion animals had been _ bushfires and 3 billion animals had been lost — bushfires and 3 billion animals had been lost in that fire, that is the cataclysmic effect of climate change _ cataclysmic effect of climate change. i believe there was another international meeting about climate change _ international meeting about climate change today and campaigners were tearing _ change today and campaigners were tearing their h

earlier greta thunberg was talking about climate change.y will be there. i was down there early this morning and there were already eager fans setting up chairs and claiming a front row spot. they were talking to me about the rumours are swirling about who might perform with mac at tonight. taylor swift was mentioned, ringo starr. i'm told that is wishful thinking. we know it will be a long set by glastonbury standards, two hours and 15 minutes, although it's not long for sir paul mccartney. and also at 80 he is glastonbury festival's oldest headline act. before him, noel gallagher's high flying birds will be on the stage as the festival really gets into the swing after three years without. all i can say there are glitter, sequins, the sunshine is out and everyone is in the mood for a party.— sunshine is out and everyone is in the mood for a party. katie razzall, from a lively _ the mood for a party. katie razzall, from a lively glastonbury, - the mood for a party. katie razzall, from a lively glastonbury, thank- from a lively glastonbury,

or climate change activist greta thunberg.age expressed by stars like olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is never far away. we are not closed off from the world here. we're not about escapism. we are about dealing with the world, enjoying ourselves, coming together. kendrick lamar is tonight's headline act despite efforts in recent years to make the artist line—up much more diverse the crowd still doesn't reflect that. # let's go # yo, it's the hyper man set # aj tracy, live and direct...# this was british rapper aj tracey on the pyramid stage on saturday. i don't care who it is that's listening to our music as long as everyone is being respectful. it would be nice if we could just educate people about on, like, the privilege you do have, but when i look at the crowd i'm just grateful, to be honest. i am, like, well, these people are here to listen to me. i better not fall over. and that's it. this has been a delayed 50th birthday celebration for the uk's biggest festival. glaston

or climate change activist greta thunberg.d by stars like olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is neverfar away. we are not closed off from the world here. we're not about escapism. we are about dealing with the world, enjoying ourselves, coming together. kendrick lamar is tonight's headline act despite efforts in recent years to make the artist line—up much more diverse the crowd still doesn't reflect that. # let's go # yo, it's the hyper man set # aj tracy, live and direct...# this was british rapper aj tracey on the pyramid stage on saturday. i don't care who it is that's listening to our music as long as everyone is being respectful. it would be nice if we could just educate people about on, like, the privilege you do have, but when i look at the crowd i'm just grateful, to be honest. i am, like, well, these people are here to listen to me. i better not fall over. and that's it. this has been a delayed 50th birthday celebration for the uk's biggest festival. glastonbury is endin

or climate change activist greta thunberg.se of this. or the outrage expressed by stars like olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is never far away. we're not closed off from the world here. we're not about escapism. enjoying ourselves, coming together. in turkey, police have stopped is plasma in pride event and dozens have been detained. people are hoping to start a small parade before police arrived and broke up the event. this is the eighth year running pride has been banned. certain areas of the city cordoned off and public transport stopped. critics have linked the band to anti— lgbt attitudes in the erdogan administration but authority so they are trying to maintain public safety. the last pride parade was in 2014 with more than 100,000 participants. this is all the time we have. do stay with bbc world news. hello. even with the weekend's rain in the west, it's been a rather dry month so far across most parts of the country. but if i show you the rainfall animation for this we

khanna: we have greta thunberg saying we need to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies. why are we subsidizing the fossil fuel industries to give them an advantage when we need to do the exact opposite? we need to be investing in the renewable energy, and policies that are going to help us tackle climate. that is going to be a focus of the committee. and we need massive investment in moonshot, in building new solar, in building batteries, in processing lithium ion. that will be the oil of the 21st century. that is what goes in every battery to have electric vehicles. you are not going to get electric vehicles by 2035 fully in the u.s. without lithium-ion. 80% of lithium-ion is processed and china. that is a huge, huge dependent. we have to be making that in the united states. lily: you are from california, a state that is really being hit hard by the effects of climate change. can you represent silicon valley in particular. your book is about creating tech jobs outside of silicon valley. can you talk a little more about that? rep. khanna: we have seen in this country mas

..or climate change activist greta thunberg...olivia rodrigo about the recent us supreme court decision on roe v wade, politics is never far away. we're not closed off from the world here. we're not about escapism. we're about dealing with the world, enjoying ourselves, coming together. # you killed my cousin back in '94! that is glastonbury, all of the top business stories right here, next. hello. even with the weekend's rain in the west, it's been a rather dry month so far across most parts of the country but if i show you the rainfall animation for this week, notice how it mounts up across these western areas, the colours deepening. it's here where we could see anything between 40—80mm of rain, more especially around the hills and the coast. some eastern areas where, so far thisjune, we've seen onlyjust over a quarter of our normal rainfall, not a huge amount is expected at all, although there's still a chance we could see a bit more towards the south—east corner through the middle part of the week. the reason — well, areas of

meet this slander, sorry knows. greta and these are the best minds of our administration. you will get to know each other in the process very nice. i ask you to listen to their opinion and support them in every possible way. well, of course, to share, so to speak, the experience is a very good dog, this is a german shepherd to understand, i can’t ask to give up. a fairly well-known journalist leonid sergeev, he collected, command iliina. compromising evidence obtained information on the infamous businessman igor ilyin, he is involved in money laundering. good girl beautiful to get carried away, no, no memory cards beautiful evidence ah, where are your gloves? pardon me. here they are all very bad. clearly you see, they are 100% meat phosphorus and vitamin d is good for coat. and if it's good for wool? i remember everything after you compile a report, based on subjectivity and adaptation of the data, i will. extremely accurate presentation. here is your telepath came worried without doing, where is your knife ? second, it's none of your business. i missed something importan

that's it this girl greta thurberg has to decide all the problems of our universe related to the greenus to handle all world agendas so freely. well , wait, but this is a serious topic. why did it suddenly start? it's not that funny. it's not just a group of activists. it was someone who initiated this agenda for them. again, he asked, someone suggested this to the media. well, that's okay, because they need it now print coal deposits. they need to drop the whole green agenda, so they strike at the person they have. the apostle of the green agenda has become the first theme of the election campaigns on many continents of the first persons, the green agenda system has become the central theme of the liberal totalitarian regimes of western regimes. the topic of the green agenda has become a key one in science. the so -called. you know that western science she , uh, unfolds its vector in the right political way and produces amazing results. the topic of the green agenda has become dominant, including in the media that serve the financial bloc in the west. that is, you have seen nothing ov

there's even a tiny figure of greta thunberg — the artist who created it said they wanted to show thata look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. it certainly has been a day of contrasts across the country. for some, a day of blue sky, sunshine and warmth. just take a look at deal a little earlier on — absolutely glorious, not a cloud in the sky. but further north and west, it was cloudy, it was wet as well at times, and pretty windy with it, and you can see from south ayrshire. but it's not unusual to get strong winds, obviously, in scotland and northern ireland, but it is quite unusual to get strong winds at this time of year. so, we saw some gale force gusts in excess of a5—55 mph in one or two spots, and the rain was fairly persistent as well, particularly through western scotland. quite showery as it moved its way through the borders of northern ireland. there were also some showers into wales. the best of the sunshine was into the southeast, but the story will quieten down as we go through the night. the low pressure is going to start to pull away, the isobars will grad

what we talked about in the previous part, and new aesthetics and how it replaces reality , because gretad which worked. yes, and the girl speaks, says, you took away from us no. you know, i agree with everything. i just don't get confused here. i would also replace the physical image with a pr design for a pr constructor, because the aesthetic image sounds too good, you do n’t understand what is meant. but when a dummy is created on purpose, yes, well, pr-husband, yes , they were received in french. yes, that's all, we are in the car to warm up and the tunberg is called look. and i 'm sorry, look, i got aroused worse than zelensky's wife. tell me, but i'm nothing to you i will answer zelensky's wife is pretty, but that's all. you see, it will be scary, respectively, turned around. uh, here, it's an environmental company. horror horror. horror. yes , scientists are immediately connected, because the scientific world. he is academic. e, what is typical everywhere and here and there, unfortunately, yes, and their absolutely hypocrisy and willingness to justify anything. that is, there is a

. ♪ ♪ >> mission democrat governor greta to getting ripped to refuse to say woman by talking about roem. listen. >> i have the constitutional ability to bring lawsuit to protect constitutional rights of people. so i brought a lawsuit on behalf of of all the people in michigan, 2.2 million. >> those comments on zoom drilled during response a group of republicans who want the job. the gubernatorial candidate said "governor whitmer an entire administration show they are on the extreme french last when it comes to every issue." president biden calling for more pandemic funding at a vaccination drive in washington. for kids under five years old. the nation has enough funding to get through the cheer. >> we need more money to plan for the second pandemic. and we will get through this year. we do need more money. the united states is the first country in the world that offer safe and effective covid-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old. get your shots, get your boosters. >> and you just heard, the president also bragging about the administration vaccination efforts. authorizing

caller: good morning, greta and good morning mr. feldman. thank you for c-span. i want to make a couple of statements and i would like feedback from you on them. first of all, many people do not understand why the second amendment was instituted to begin with by our forefathers and it was mainly instituted to protect the people from a to radical government, which unfortunately i feel we have right now. secondly, there were three main problems people are not even addressing that could be causing these mass shootings. one is loss of family structure, another is loss of faith in god, and the third is a mental illness issue. another comment i want to make the many people may forget, when you look at the venezuela, the last freedom those people gave up before they became a communist country was the right to bear arms. i do not want to see that happen in this country, even though joe biden is saying it does not intend to take the guns away, this is the same regime that said if you like your health care and your doctor, you can keep it. vaccines will not be mandated. it

earlier, greta thunberg was on there talking about climate change. there were already eager fans setting up their chairs, claiming their front—row spot. and they were talking to me about all the rumours swirling about who might perform with macca tonight. taylor swift was mentioned, ringo starr, even. i'm told, on good authority, that is wishful thinking. what we do know for certain is that it will be a long set by glastonbury standards, two hours and 15 minutes, so that is not long for sir paul mccartney and also that, at 80, he is glastonbury festival's oldest—ever headliner. now, before him, noel gallagher's high flying birds will be on that stage as this festival really gets into the swing after three years without. after a two year absence because of the pandemic, dogs have been competing to be crowned the world's ugliest dog. the winner is called "mr happy face", who apparently impressed the judges with his crooked head, grey mohawk, hairless, pimple—ridden body, awkward hobble, and snort—like breathing. his owner isjeneda benally is from arizo

young people are the ones standing up to tyrants and whether you're talking about greta thunberg in sweden or malala in pakistan or the parkland kids here or black lives matter, again and again, the young stand up to the old and the people now who are ducking and saying, that's what cassidy hutchinson did or said was wrong, let them come forward and take oath of office and then testify and they'll have some more credibility, but right now, hiding in the corners, not allowing people to go up there, obstructing the conversation, you know, it's the young that are carrying this and the o oldsters really making a mess of it. >> such an important point, coming from a youngster at heart, you, david gergen. such a great point because it is about the future of the democracy and so many more decades of it is theirs to live and what kind of country do they want to live in. >> exactly. >> speaking of courage, we heard at the end of the hearing yesterday from chairman thompson and a bit from councilman vice chair cheney as well, if some of you have found your courage who have dodged this committee and

that's it this girl greta thurberg has to decide all the problems of our universe related to the greenll, wait, but this is a serious topic. why did it suddenly start? it's not that funny. it's not just a group of activists. it was someone who initiated this agenda for them. again asked, someone suggested it to the media. why because they need to print coal now they have to give up the whole green agenda, so they strike at the person who was their apostle. the green agenda has become the first theme of election campaigns on many continents of the first persons the theme of the green agenda has become the central theme of the liberal totalitarian regimes of western regimes. the theme of the green agenda has become a key one. science the so-called you know that western science it, uh, unfolds its vector as it should in a political way and produces amazing results. the theme of the green agenda became dominant, including in the media, which serve the financial bloc in the west. that is, you have seen nothing over the past few years, any interview with a western leader, a significant part

. >> do you think greta thunberg was around when they came up with the flag?erican flag? >> uh... i'm going to say... >> spit it out. >> 50. >> 16. >> 20. >> lower. >> 28. >> lower. >> 20. >> lower. >> really? >> ? >> ten. >> higher. lower. >> 12. >> 13. >> there you go? why are there 13 stripes on the american flag. >> 13 amendments. >> 13 colonies. >> why does the elevator miss the numbers 13 on certain floors? >> how is the elevator business training you? >> it has its ups and downs. >> laptop. >> main. >> south detroit. >> pennsylvania. >> texas. >> south dakota. >> delaware was one. >> do you know who else is from delaware? >> no. >> president joe biden. >> i really like joe biden's. >> how many stars on the american flag? >> sean: 50 >> 51. >> is he for real? >> 49. >> why are there 50 stars on the american flag? >> why would you put me on the spot? >> who so the first american flag? >> harriet tubman. >> donna karan. >> betsy ross. >> betsy. >> johnson. >> abraham lincoln. >> abraham lincoln wasn't known for skills. >> who did so it? >> you're going to

if greta tumberg lived in krasnoyarsk, then she would have plenty of topics for discussion, the blackhot topic for local ecologists, and for it to remain blue, new technologies are invented here at the siberian federal university the term itself is a term that has come down from journalists and is active in order to be picked up by the population, in general there is another term called now the regime of adverse meteorological conditions a regime that is associated with conditions unfavorable for sowing, pollutants ruslan sharafutdinov director of the institute of ecology geography of the siberian federal university as as a rule, winter time is quite typical for many cities of eastern siberia , especially the regime that is formed in conditions of rather cold e, masses, but in this case everything pollutants, just turn out to be sandwiched under a layer of what is called. a cover or an inversion roof, and if an inversion cover is formed approximately beyond those 100 m, then all sources are more polluted than their substances that emit, respectively, various impurities into the surfac

related news, the nobel peace prize laureate malala yousafzai joined with youth climate activists greta thunberg and nessa nakate on friday in a protest outside the swedish parliament. yousafzai talked about how the climate emergency is impacting girls across the globe. >> millions of girls lose their access to schools. even slight routes impact schools directly. because of that, girls are impacted the most, the first one to drop out of school and th last one to return as well. amy: in ohio, republican governor mike dewine has signed a bill to make it easier for teachers and staff to carry guns in school. under the new law, teachers and staff will need just 24 hours of training, down from 700 hours. teacher unions and the fraternal order of police of ohio have opposed the new law. the u.s. supreme court issued two rulings on monday which will make it much harder for people in immigration custody to challenge their detention. in one case, the court ruled that noncitizens who have been held for more than six months in immigration custody are not entitled to bond hearings. justice sonia so

>> personna non-greta is probably the best term for them.s tell what's happening to them. liz cheney is in an uphill fight. i mean, she's a republican trying to hold other republicans accountable. she's in an uphill fight to win reelection. we saw another member who was defeated last week, because he voted for impeachment of donald trump, to hold him accountable. we are going to see a number of other candidates who voted for impeachment, probably lose their elections in this. but the part of this process, to carry on with something that jonathan said is, is that this is part of the process to clean the soil that's been infected now by this virus. in my worry, as much as we want to hold accountable looking in the rearview mirror, my biggest worry is looking forward and the effect this could have on a democracy. because what the republicans who are interested in taking power at all costs -- and they don't clear care if they were all over the democracy or not. they figured out that the only thing that got in their way were good men and women in

the summer , including through the purchase of other energy resources, as well as due to the care gretauld not approve of this, as german twitter users comment on the government’s decision to return to the use of coal many believe that vice chancellor habik being himself a representative the greens are bringing the country too far off the environmental agenda, the coal renaissance is already being baptized, what is happening local media is threatening to thwart germany's and all of europe 's decormonisation plans. however options. not so much. at the end of may, the eu countries have already decided to abandon 90% of oil supplies from russia after that oil quotes, as it should. since the end of last week, their correction has risen sharply, however, energy prices. still remain noticeably high brand on monday is traded in around 113, but wti at $119 per barrel in general, everything looks like the market is still being modified, and this can be seen from the dynamics of commercial reserves. first of all, the united states, and this deficit, of course, is further fueled by uncertainty rel

girls education activist malala yousaf ce and climate change activist greta tune berg are teaming upghlight the link between climate change and education. they protested together today outside the swedish parliament. stockholm. they say the fight against climate change is also fight for the right to educate young girls and teens. the activists say millions of girls are losing their access to education to climate related events such as flooding and droughts. to climate related events, millions of girls lose their access to schools, events like droughts and floods. impact schools directly displacements are caused some due to some of these variants and because of that girls are impacted the most of the first ones to drop out of schools and then the last ones to return as well. any girl can change the world if they are provided with the right tools to do so. hamburg has been demonstrating outside the swedish parliament building every week since 2000 and 18 sparked a global movement. a texas judge issued a temporary restraining order today on child abuse investigations of families with tr

girls' education activist malala yousaf c and climate change activists greta tune berg are teaming upighlight the link between climate change and education. they protested together today outside the swedish parliament in stockholm . they say the fight against climate change is also fight for the right to educate young girls and teens. the activists say millions of girls are losing their access to education due to climate related events such as floods and droughts. to climate related events, millions of girls lose their access to schools, events like droughts and floods. impact schools directly displacements are caused some due to some of these events and because of that girls are impacted the most of the first ones to drop out of schools and then the last ones to return as well. any girl can change the world if they are provided with the right tools to do so to berg has been demonstrating outside the swedish parliament building every week since 2018 and has sparked a global movement. animal welfare advocates say that the hot weather can take a toll on your pets. and here are some tips

now brussels is developing emergency plans to switch to coal, poor greta thundberg is doing all thisto spite the insidious russia to survive the winter, that is, the next emergency step, as putin bequeathed to burn firewood, but firewood will have to be purchased in russia, that is, a dead end, restart german coal thermal power plants due to the cessation of russian gas supplies. today announced and olaf liverwurst scholz out of sadness in golos admitted that the german economy and leading german companies are painfully enduring anti-russian sanctions, and the risks of a gas shortage in the winter of europeans, the minister of energy also warned. the netherlands according to him, without the adoption of drastic additional measures of the euro. tells to stay without gas in the winter, so already in the summer all household companies. we urgently need to start saving, as much energy as possible was made by the head of the european commission, the right fund. she, like poroshenko before her, in order to replace supplies via nord stream, suggested that europeans screw batteries at least

caller: hi, greta. this is a weird one.e using these little red pens to tease their cats with and i got a problem with people trying to down airplanes by using these red pens. if you give your teacher a box full of these laser pens and had her dump them in between the chairs and desks so the students could scramble down and pick up these pens, so that when the guy with the gun enters the door you could teach them to chinese laser pens into his eyes and you would blind tim, it is kind of weird. if everyone would get a roll of electrical tape and put their laser bag and send it to ukraine and blind the russian with -- russians with laser pens, you combine 10 people ought to one time and would give you claim you claim time to shoot them. host: the house is about to come in as we said for a pro forma session. they are not in washington today on this friday. they will be back on tuesday, june the speaker of the house announcing they will consider gun legislation, including the "protecting our kids act." we will take you to the p

project is as obvious as it seems at first glance, because the director of the film is oscar-nominated gretaho shot lady jord and little women, and she just can’t succeed. a frivolous romantic comedy, as margot robbie said, the goal of the film crew is to show viewers something that they do not expect at all and surprise them very much, and judging by the news that has recently leaked to the media to them. this will definitely succeed . it turned out that there will be several barbie and ken in the film, or they decided to use the fashionable the theme of the multiverse, or they came up with a different plot move, but most importantly, the rest of the leading actors will be far further from the classic versions, for example, another barbie will become a transgender actress. harri lev you could see her in the series. you're the amazing mrs. maisel and the sequel to sex and the city, the third barbie will be african american. this is an actress and sir from the white crow series, two alternative kens, an asian simulu known for her role as shanchi in marvel films and a dark-skinned jester gattw

king fought of despair he told his wife greta. i think you read this in adams book that people expected him to have answers and he had none. but he would try and do what he could do to try to figure out a way to mobilize people. and help them move ahead and channel the frustration and energy that's in despair that so many people were feeling. so he he focused initially as his he has taught by his focused on plans the summer of 68. to this to work in northern cities and build massive nonviolent demonstrations as a way to channel again the frustration and anger and duke boycott schools pick it outside of plant gates at against black workers. protest local state and federal government just really, you know have targets and just get people to funnel that energy and draw attention and and during this time an interesting sort of connection between kennedy and and king is that marion wright was advisor that dr. king and she had become friendly with robert kennedy to her. boyfriend peter edelman, and so she went to visit king on her way t