follow greta thunberg example. she is a model for organizing and forgetting things moving forgetting people into it. realizing,aming, but educating, realizing that they have to act as well. i want to close with this. when i was introduced to the thinking of martin luther king , i looked at the quote i've always had slightly in my mind about what gandhi had said about hiroshima. here's what he said. those who invented the atomic bomb have committed the greatest sin. sin is more of a christian concept he was very hindu. not a typical thing for gandhi to say. he said that when i heard about it i could only sit in silence for a long time. unless the world adopts spelllence, this will certain suicide for humanity. that.e, you could call it chick speaking, it is murder .ired unjustified homicide there are a lot more committed to suicide more than people down in jonestown for committee suicide. cyanideing spoon fed the risk of being shot. murder. when we are talking about here is collateral murder. that's what assange bel

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greta thunberg.t it should be. so my faith — one of the things that makes me an optimist are the young people. applause justice ginsburg, thank you very much for speaking to us. thank you for being here. applause thank you. the only reason i am here tonight is tojust share the same oxygen as the notorious rbg. oh, come on, she's everything. she's a pioneer, she has stuck her neck out for women and for equality before it was fashionable to do so. i have two daughters. they are never excited about anything i go to. but tonight really meant a lot to them. good evening. it has been a day of september centring across most parts of the uk and tomorrow promises more of the same. the majority will be dry was some worms and some sunshine, but there are a couple of exceptions. still one or two so as to deny across the south—west of england and the channel islands and a lot of low credit feeding and a lot of low credit feeding and a lot of low credit for doing from the nazi of central and southern parts of scot

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i was hearing that swedish climate activist greta thunberg pleaded with authorities and sided with protestersle the exams dismissed the plea and stu d e nts exams dismissed the plea and students had to sit the engineering entrance exam this week and the medical entrance exa m week and the medical entrance exam will go ahead. that fills me with dread. do young people in india feel they have a say? it is actually the younger population of india that is bearing the brunt of this pandemic because they are the ones facing a job crisis. report suggest 4 million indians below the age of 30 have lost their jobs indians below the age of 30 have lost theirjobs and the worse age group is between 15-24. worse age group is between 15—24. young people are losing theirjobs 15—24. young people are losing their jobs because companies wa nt to their jobs because companies want to retain the more experienced people and the axe falls on the younger population but another aspect is the batch of graduate next year willjoin this army of unemployed young people so it is a tough time for millions of young indians. th

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greta thunberg is back.d fellow demonstrators outside swedish parliament today to kick off a day of socially distant global climate protests. she began her solo protests in 2018 and students around the world began following her lead. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. gupta.ika this is bloomberg. "bloomberg surveillance -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> ultimately, this is a medical situation, a medical challenge for the economy, for the society , and hopefully for the equity market. jonathan: david coston there -- david kostin there of goldman sachs. we are counting you down to the opening bell, about one hour and 43 minutes away. a little bit of a bounce off of session lows on the s&p 500, but a breakdown nevertheless, down 16 points and off by zero point 5% on the s&p. the pain has been in europe through this week, that's for sure. i ams a chart of sterling looking at right now. cable turning around a lit

from the climate fighters grettan-- greta thunberg, there were millions of them, the biggest global demonstrationhink. about a year ago, actually. is when it took place. and i have met a lot of them since then. and i see how they're carrying grief, they're mourning about has been lost and what they know will be lost, even if we start doing everything right because of all the heat that has been baked in. and they were saying look, we didn't cause this. we are fighting for our futures, where are the grown ups, where are the adults. and i realized it is kind of a reverse logic, that they were passing a boton to older people to join them, and then we in turn are passing it back to the young people, i mean i will be dead before the problem is solved. but i want to pass it to young people. >> trevor: i mean you have been through it all, from the nixon administration, tapping your calls and from the intelligence agencies basically trying to sabotage you and get you on trumped up drug charges. people have tried to silence you for a very long time. this is something that is not dissimilar to something tha

greta thunberg is back.de of swedish parliament to kick off a day of socially distanced climate protests. to's invited to speak leaders at the annual world economic forum in davos. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. london facing another lockdown after reporting 620 new covid-19 cases on thursday. the total number of cases in the u.k. topping 6600, the highest number in a single day since the start of the pandemic. joining us for more is dr. ashish jha, brown university school of public health dean. thank you for your time today. what does europe need to do to control the virus? it is spreading and spreading fast, not only of u.k. covered but -- in the u.k., but in france and spain. the measures boating -- the measures being put in place are being called lockdown like. ?s that enough thing is we good know more than we did, so we don't have to lockdown everything, but w

swedish youth h climate activist greta thunberg tweeted -- "we will be back next week, next month, and next year. for as long as it takes." inin the arctic circle 18-year-d climate acactivist maya-rose crg held a protest thihis week standing on an iceberg and surrounded by open ocean as arctic sea ice shrank to its second-lowest minimum extent on record. with greenpeace in the arctic. i am here to bear witness to see ice minimums. but i'm also here during the strike orerly youth climate, t trying to me e a statatement about how temporary this amazing l landscape is and how our leaderers have to make decisions now w in orderer to se it. amy: back in the united states, the e labor departmement report5 million u.s. workers filed new unemployment claims over the past week. that includes 870,000 applicants for regular state unemployment benefifits and a another 630,00o applied for r pandemic unemployment assistance. some 26 million workers are now collecting jobless benefits. the census bureau reports 23 million u.s. adults live in households that don't have enough food to eat and an estima

it is fired by greta thunberg and a book that motivated me to get off my butt.c. every thursday night we had a teach in focusing on a specific aspect of the climate crisis, oceans, trees, forest, jobs, women, the military, et cetera celebrities like my friend sam waterston, ben and jerry are coming tomorrow. we're continuing them virally. or i should say virtually. and then the next day, friday, we would have a rally focusing on the same issue, then we would engage in civil disobedience, risk getting arrested. civil disobedience, history proved that's the only thing that works when you tried everything else, when you tried all of the levers that democracy offers you, protesting, marching, writing, lobbying, petitioning, and you're not listened to, then you step it up when we started, we didn't know if it would work, if it would gain traction or some stunt by an old movie star coming to d.c. people started coming in large numbers. every week there would be more and more people, coming from all over the country they had never engaged in civil disobedience before,

now of course sir david has watched greta thunberg and millions of other young people become invovledorld and it's there tomorrow. i will not be there. they will be. it is there is. if they are not persuaded it is important we are wasting our time. of course it's important that young people should be concerned and they are in increasing numbers really touching and i feel privileged they should listen to what an old bloke like me is talking about. two beluga whales who have spent almost their entire lives in captivity have taken their first open swim in an icelandic open water sanctuary. here they are: little grey and little white. the pair were captured by russian poachers when they were young and trained to perform for human entertainment. they were rescued from a chinese water park in shanghai and transported almost 10,000 kilometres to a bay off the south coast of iceland. their new home is equivalent to the size of 117 tennis courts and has a depth of up to 10 metres. audrey padgett spoke to us from the sanctuary in iceland. it is an amazing milestone for a little grey who hopeful

think of greta thunberg in sweden. yes, i'm putting my faith in the coming generation. these next are from remarks here at georgetown. i can tell you everything i have done in the law, every job i have had has been richly rewarding. you are going to a fine law school. you have the opportunity to take a multitude of courses. i hope you thrive in that education, and that you come away from it with the knowledge that a true member of the legal profession has an obligation to give back to his or her community. you have a privilege, a monopoly on legal representation. because of that privilege you owe an obligation to help make things a little better for people less fortunate than you. i hope while you are in law school you will think about things you care about. is it the environment? is it discrimination? is it the way we run our election? whatever it is, whatever your passion is, pursue that. i can tell you that i have gotten more satisfaction out of things i did for which i was not paid, than i did for most of my paid jobs. i wish you well. this next is from a speech tha

i'd also like to read a brief quote from greta thunberg to remind us of this crisis. she said i don't want you -- >> clerk: thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is [inaudible] rodriguez, and i'm a resident of san francisco, specifically, district 9, and i'm calling to share my support in elimination of natural gas in new construction. my wife and i were wanting to start a family, but we are really scared. i don't have to tell you that climate change is here, and with all the conditions that we've been dealing with the last few weeks are our new normal, and there's no way of escaping it. even in our homes, the gas range significantly degrades the air quality inside our homes, so i urge you to pass this through the board of supervisors without further delay. i don't -- i don't want to sound like an alarmist, but you know, jack, the alarms are already going off, we can't delay our response, and as head of the department of environment said, continued use of natural gas is incompatible with our city's goals. the new ordinance would only apply to n

the overwhelming impact that greta thunberg, school strikers and extinction rebellion have had, the overwhelmingwho have failed to take on board the enormity and seriousness of this crisis, which actually makes covid and coronavirus pale into insignificance when you think about the millions and millions of lives that will be lost potentially if we don't address the climate crisis right now. jonathan bartley, sian berry, co—leaders of the greens, thank you so much, and again congratulations on your election. let's get more now new legislation that's been published on trade within the uk, after the brexit transition period. it's called the internal market bill, and could over—ride parts of the divorce deal agreed with the eu about northern ireland. the european commission has called for an emergency meeting to discuss it. they are not happy. let's speak to the former attorney general dominic grieve. is this the right approach for the government to be taken? i'm quite sure it is not the right approach. the united kingdom has a long tradition and well established reputation for obeying international

i'd also like to read a brief quote from greta thunberg to remind us of this crisis. she said i don't want you -- >> clerk: thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is [inaudible] rodriguez, and i'm a resident of san francisco, specifically, district 9, and i'm calling to share my support in elimination of natural gas in new construction. my wife and i were wanting to start a family, but we are really scared. i don't have to tell you that climate change is here, and with all the conditions that we've been dealing with the last few weeks are our new normal, and there's no way of escaping it. even in our homes, the gas range significantly degrades the air quality inside our homes, so i urge you to pass this through the board of supervisors without further delay. i don't -- i don't want to sound like an alarmist, but you know, jack, the alarms are already going off, we can't delay our response, and as head of the department of environment said, continued use of natural gas is incompatible with our city's goals. the new ordinance would only apply to n

i'd also like to read a brief quote from greta thunberg to remind us of this crisis. she said i don't want you -- >> clerk: thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is [inaudible] rodriguez, and i'm a resident of san francisco, specifically, district 9, and i'm calling to share my support in elimination of natural gas in new construction. my wife and i were wanting to start a family, but we are really scared. i don't have to tell you that climate change is here, and with all the conditions that we've been dealing with the last few weeks are our new normal, and there's no way of escaping it. even in our homes, the gas range significantly degrades the air quality inside our homes, so i urge you to pass this through the board of supervisors without further delay. i don't -- i don't want to sound like an alarmist, but you know, jack, the alarms are already going off, we can't delay our response, and as head of the department of environment said, continued use of natural gas is incompatible with our city's goals. the new ordinance would only apply to n