but greta thunberg, simple rule of thumb, don't give a disinstruction date.site and i used to watch it as a teenager and never came about. we're here. >> you know, with greta thunberg, i think she was recently just arrested again. because she gets arrested every now and then and that was in sweden i believe on monday for blocking access to something for five days. look, i believe she believes this. the challenge is, she wants to force those beliefs and many on the left in the green lane want to force the beliefs and for all of us to live along the lines of a doomsday, that as you quite correctly pointed out, often doesn't come. and by often, i mean never has. and we are not dinosaurs. we haven't become extinct. we can make changes and do a lot of things. we are never given credit for the progress we are making at this point. we are curious species, humans. we'll figure it out. we'll work together without her telling us when we expire. >> what do you make of apparently all of these families that base the decision to have children or not on eco warriors like a

>> wearing her traditional graduation cap, greta thunberg states her final protest for climate. >> thisly the beginning of the fight. >> she started a climate strike here outside the parliament building in 2018 at the asia 15, encouraging students to skip classes on fridays to demand action against climate change. she demanded a -- she began a global movement. she let marches on european capitals and in 2019 set sail on a 15-day journey for new york across the atlantic ocean. >> the debate is shifting, and i feel like people are taking this more urgently. people are starting to become more aware -- slowly, but still -- so that's why i'm doing it, and i know that we need as many as possible to do this. [cheers and applause] >> she delivered an impassioned speech chastising world leaders, saying they were not doing enough. >> you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction, and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth. how dare you? >> but her activism has not been without backlash, often bein

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hello, and welcome to "greta thunberg predicts."5, and 11, which are also my measurements. [rimshot] how dare you! this week's predictions are, the state of arizona will be day loosed by the pacific ocean but august 30, and jayla and ben affleck part two is a relationship built to last. you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. thank you. school, school, school! [applause] >> greg: it nicely done there, kat, did you do a lot of preparation for that role? >> today. >> greg: how many videos did you watch? >> i watched the same video over and over again. look, she seems pretty upset. and her treat -- i saw some people saying, if we keep using fossil fuels, dumb, misinterpreting end. what she really meant, if we kept using fossil fuels for five years, the world would end in some point. that means we shouldn't listen to her because there's nothing we can do, going to end anyway, gasoline party, nothing we can do. in any case, whatever she meant by that, discrediting. >> greg: what is a gasoline party? >> i don't k

change which has now become a state-sponsored religion, with her twin deities being john kerry and greta thunberg. one married into money twice and traveled the world preaching conservation while flying on a private jet and the other is a 20-year-old swedish girl who if she were an american citizen would be too young to drink alcohol and has been fed so many lies that she doesn't know what she is talking about. if we were to implement her vision of the world, it would be a dystopian hell scape unfit for human habitation. but that is the plan, isn't it? we all recognize that the climate is changing as it has been since the beginning of time and air is not a thing the blm or anybody else can do about it. the earth has been changing since its creation and i don't think it's going to stop because environmental activists in dc promulgated new regulation, might as well demand my a fall stop flowing. the blm recently announced a new proposed public lands rule which better fulfills their multiuse conservation mission meaning they are going to start cracking down now. incredibly, some of the environmental

climate nope and wild eyed d school scarp greta thunberg is s getting roasted but not by global warmingt for a tweet that claimed the world would end by 2023.nd i know, holy crap, that's like right now. ha ha. run everybody, run from the angry sky gods. of course the world wasn't going to end by 2023. we don't have that kind of luck. exactly five years ago nostra dumb ass tweeted climate change would wipe out humanity unless we stopped using fossil fuse ex fuels in the next five years. that turned out to be less accurate than joe biden aiming for a west wing urinal. pee joke gets a laugh. in case you haven't noticed we , are still here, but poor greta since deletedd the tweet, that's no longer there. she's made a career of fake forecasts and falls predictions. she even has her own show. ♪ >> i should be back in school.ld hello and welcome to greta thunberg predicts. today's winning lottery numbers are 11, 15 and 11, which are also my measurements. how dare you. this week' predictions are, the state of arizona will be del ute day lute by the pacific open and j-lo and affleck part two is

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amy: greta thunberg was speaking at this week's summit for a new global financial pact in paris, wheremate activists are demanding world leaders mobilize trillions of dollars to finance a transition to clean energy and a loss and damage fund to help the global south deal with the worst effects of the climate catastrophe. this is ineza grace, a youth climate activist from rwanda. >> we have reason to see the flooding in italy, the wildfires in canada, but we are being hit the hardest. for countries like mine, business as usual is a death sentence. amy: back in the united states, the supreme court has ruled against the navajo nation over claims the federal government has failed in its duty to address the tribe's water rights. writing for the majority in thursday's 5-to-4 ruling, justice brett kavanaugh ruled the 1868 treaty that established the navajo reservation said nothing about an affirmative duty for the united states to secure water. the court's three liberal justices joined by neil gorsuch in dissent, writing that the government has a duty to properly manage the water it holds for

green agenda, there is global warming, there are some windmills, there is something else there greta thunberg. they matter compared to excuse the wallet further wealth and er, the demographics of the majority of the population, that is. well, to us, what are these topics howling just to stupidly powder our brains, and we did not pay attention to the main main topics, and we exchanged for some seeds. there is a systematic destruction of just the population of europe. well, even in the usa this is happening. we see this, but the green agenda, but just a person who understands all this, he understands perfectly well that recycling, for example, solar panels of the same wings from windmills. but it is very, firstly, an expensive pleasure. secondly, let's say the same facial batteries for electric cars. after all, a person can only dispose of them with his own hands , robots still cannot do this. and that's the most they can do. that's 5% of all that battery to recycle. the rest is all thrown away. and it's all just buried in a hole. and where is this green agenda. then comes the poisoning of the

you predict as well as greta thunberg. yeah. oh yeah, as greta thunberg. yeah.ut— big occasion, you know, i think. tut wow— big occasion, you know, i think. not won know.— big occasion, you know, i think. but you know, we're— big occasion, you know, i think. but you know, we're not- but you know, we're not prophets. know. so, prophets. we don't know. so, look, going move on now look, we're going to move on now to front of the sunday to the front of the sunday times. have they are times. steve they have they are covering russia, but they also have another story. so should have another story. so we should look that. really just stop look at that. really just stop oil_ activists. oil fundraiser tells activists teet— oil fundraiser tells activists iwet—weiningl just stop. it's not helping. itigwt. — just stop. it's not helping. tight-tite- just stop. it's not helping. right. this revelation, is right. and this revelation, is it? — right. and this revelation, is it? wett— right. and this revelation, is it? weii. no— right. and this revelation, is it? well, no, but- r

greta thunberg that the world thunberg told us that the world woall— thunberg told us that the worldust to talk about the greene king, king charles by myself as the greene king. but having said that, look, let's make something straight, even without the political side of this, think we all know not as this, i think we all know not as a but as a prince. and for a king, but as a prince. and for many, many years , king charles, many, many years, king charles, as he is now, has had a passion for the environment and climate . and long before climate change was was possibly an issue. so really , it's the other way really, it's the other way around . the politics has come around. the politics has come late and king charles, prince charles, as was , um, was was charles, as was, um, was was well into this at the very beginning and understood it. and he does have a real concern with the climate he's on side with that. as far as most people are concerned, the vast majority motty and therefore he's he's not necessarily shouting it from the rooftops, but showing that that genuine concern, if you

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going to be observers we are not going to be silent stay strong we are in solidarity with you greta thunbergd this here she is at this rally well thank her for not staying away eh we hope that other eco-organizations of the world will also join in and will also pay attention to what is happening in ukraine, despite other environmental problems in the world, and now we are talking about what is happening in sumy and sumy oblast. andrii krymchenko, chief editor of sumy public news, contact us dear mr. andriy, we congratulate you. greetings from unconquered sumy region. how did sumy region sleep last night ? look, the morning report from the military has not yet arrived, that is, how the night was spent in our border communities. we do not yet know whether or not can we inform the military in advance that as for yesterday, sumyshchyna was subjected to 22 shelling of seven border communities, in total, the russian military fired 122 shells, for us this number is a little more than the average, on average somewhere around 100, bad days up to 200 shots from various a type of weapon arrived yesterd

well, in the end, greta thunberg came out with a protest, joined the protests and did not she spoke veryvery favorably about the work of the un. well, in principle, she commented on this whole situation. if we use a person , we should also thank her. when there is a real reaction from this girl, we can listen to what she said next, please. to react, i'm not your ukrainian - calm down somewhere in the world world love in well, at first, the journalist asked her how she evaluates the reaction of the un, she said not very, er, not very highly, and she said that this is the responsibility of russia, or is it enough the world's reactions to what happened . i mean everything, not some political leaders , namely environmental organizations, she herself receives a newsletter from some environmental organization. the organization and nothing for these two weeks, there was nothing from them about kherson oblast, about the kakhov hpp, some recent news was that bees are dying en masse in europe . yes, thank you for such a remark. well, in fact, the un is represented by unep, the united nations envir

barely graduating from school and a year late, having received a certificate and greta thunberg showed a meeting with zelensky, a twenty-year-old swedish eco-activist advised to think about how the population of ukraine would produce less carbon dioxide, along with heat , a whole working group from former euros came to kiev officials, however, at a press conference , it was thunberg, who was clearly confused and did not yet understand that it got involved, instructed to accuse russia of blowing up the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station , ignoring it. the fact that the dam attacked by the ukrainian side. this delegation decided to issue an invoice in moscow, and thunberg has already received the first award for a new work, a cap made from recycled ukrainian railway linen. for the first time in 30 years, sea cruises have resumed, and tourists from sochi to abkhazia are served by a completely renovated liner prince, vladimir on its nine decks has everything you need for a comfortable stay in the schedule until september 10 flights. the first test was successfully reported by pavel me

the event has also attracted climate activist, greta thunberg intended to one demonstration, sing climatember of councils in england are removing pay and display parking machines and asking people to pay using an app instead. millions are or will soon be forced to use their phones to pay for parking. olivia hutchinson has more. if you drive a car, have a think about the last time you paid for parking with cash. according to the rac, nearly a fifth of drivers say their local authority has either scrapped parking payment machines altogether or is consulting on doing so. that would leave the only option of paying via a mobile phone. this is the move, sadly, that's come about from the fact that a lot of these machines are actually pretty old technology these days. councils face huge sums to actually upgrade them, and in many cases councils, rather than paying that money, are deciding to switch to third party mobile apps instead. and i think that is going to potentially create a bit of a problem for a certain chunk of drivers in this country who simply don't use phones or don't like using phon

climate activist greta thunberg attended one demonstration and pointed to hypocrisy from decision—makersakhovka dam burst. ukraine has blamed russia for the attack, which has left communities struggling with what's become a humanitarian and environmental disaster. those above the dam are suffering chronic water shortages. satellite imagery shows how the dam's destruction has caused the kakhovka reservoir, upriver from the dam, to dramatically shrink and dry up, while those below it, in the city of kherson, are cleaning out their homes after water levels that were once higher than their houses now recede. more than 50 people have died, dozens more are missing, as russian forces continue to shell the region. andrew harding sent this report from southern ukraine. a boat beached on the roadside. plenty of puddles and, in places, more than puddles. "how can i live in this?" asks 72—year—old anna. but the worst of the flooding is now over here in kherson — a frontline city still targeted daily by russian artillery. somebody has helpfully marked the high water point on this building. and you ca

greta thunberg says she is "technically" taking part in her final school strike for climate today — becauseh climate strike movement with her one—person school protest starting in 2018, said although she is graduating from school, "i'll continue to protest on fridays". australian airline qantas has relaxed its gender—based uniform rules, allowing male employees to wear makeup and have long hair. its new style guide means female employees will no longer have to wear makeup and heels while on duty. along with being able to wear flat shoes, both women and men will be allowed to wear the same sorts ofjewellery. you're live with bbc news. in an exclusive interview, a fugitive russian air force pilot has told the bbc that many serving in the russian military are sceptical about the war in ukraine. dmitry mishov escaped from russia to lithuania, on foot across the border. he has now handed himself to lithuanian authorities, hoping to get political asylum. during the course of the war he flew helicopters — not in ukraine, but in russia and belarus. translation: i am mishov, dmitry. - rank, lieutena

remember, there used to be greta thunberg, and we called from her, everyone agreed not to communicatew no one will communicate, because they have already been killed there, and it was just tikhonovskaya who was killed. tikhonovskaya was in trends, when we wrote from her, everyone was ready to communicate with her fund on this is a famous one, which is like once financed when they said, thinking they were communicating with her. all the guidance was there. moreover, they even presented these people who are responsible for belarus there, and she has been working there for 30 years, that those people will be present. and now we even wrote from her. nobody wants to communicate with her. even her meaning means she is such a fallback. if there is, uh, forceful, this is precisely the aggression on the part of ukraine, then, here we have, it seems, like a president in exile. and if it is the political will on the part of the west, if ukraine does its dirty work, then we will imprison it as president, and we have not taught any options. no. okay, too much attention, probably paid. yes, let's m

before we go let me show you some pictures that greta thunberg says she is facing her final demonstrationhat she although she is graduating from school she will continue to protest on fridays. she told reporters that the fight had onlyjust begun. ten years after a giant inflatable yellow duck captivated crowds in hong kong, the art installation returns to the city's victoria harbour. the twin 18—metre sculptures by dutch artist florentijn hofman are part of the rubber duck series that has made appearances in major cities since 2007. the artwork previously made headlines in hong kong for drawing huge audiences and for accidental deflations, including when it shrank to a flat disk next to a ferry pier in 2013. 0ne onlooker described the installation as "simple happiness". before we go let me show you some pictures that have gone viral online. they are from argentina, where a 63—year old woman was taking a driving test. everything seems to be going well, driving around the test track. but then it all goes wrong, pretty quickly. she ended up mounting several kerbs before accelerating into a l

greta thunberg says she is technically taking part in her final school strike for climate today because movement with her one—person school protest starting in 2018, said although she is graduating from school, "i'll continue to protest on fridays." australian airline qantas has relaxed its gender—based uniform rules, allowing male employees to wear make—up and have long hair. its new style guide means female employees will no longer have to wear make—up and heels while on duty. along with being able to wear flat shoes, both women and men will be allowed to wear the same sorts ofjewellery. now then, bagpipes aren't for everyone. they can bring a tear to the eye at funerals, ora ringing in the ears elsewhere. we'd like to introduce you to the man who holds the record for having the largest collection of bagpipes in the world. his name is daniel fleming and he hopes to beat his own record by doubling his collection. crispin rolfe has his story. bagpipes skirl. my first set of ban --ies bagpipes skirl. my first set of bagpipes were _ bagpipes skirl. my first set of bagpipes were bought - b

remember, at least the juvenile green snot greta thunberg.ime, the chancellor promises blue skies and economic growth, as in the 1950s. even experts close to the chancellor ask what the head could smoke government before their forecasts ironic german edition. so here's the thing. and we thought that he smiled so much all the time that he smoked, the head of the german government should be asked. zelensky 's tricks , as i understand it, and he delivers. catastrophically rose in price with a shovel. parts of the uk have experienced a spike in the theft of farm machinery and equipment, which, after being stolen, is sent to eastern europe is tormented by vague doubts that zelensky was dissatisfied with the volume of tanks supplied by great britain to ukraine and decided to catch up at least with combines. yes, the times when pendants for the french queen were stolen in britain are gone forever, law enforcement agencies link the wave of crimes with severe western restrictions that deprived russia of access to these products. it seems that the brit

and greta thunberg told us in 2003 the world would be over.: 98% of parents in india are concerned. 87% in the u.k. >> i love 53% say it's impacting their decision to have more kids. when you see jane fonda's name at the front of something, you know to run in another direction. they have to also have the right to lecture us from this position of immense privilege where they fly private jets. brian: we watched jordan neely, a deranged 41-year-old get on a subway and threaten everybody there. daniel penny put him in a chokehold and he lost his life. i want you to hear what his attorney says that they should have done to the deranged 41-year-old aggressive attacker on the subway. he says this ways danny penny should have done. >> no one on that train asked jordan, what's wrong? how can i help you? he was choked to death instead. no one said, here you are, sir, let me meet your needs or help you in the situation or give a word of encouragement. that's not what happened on that train. brian: everybody in his family knew he was a problem. he punched

i'm waiting for greta thunberg to come to kherson. that's an environmental catastrophe for the biggest of the last decades. i don't see them seeking near the russian embassies throughout the whole world. that's something that should be done. >> and russia is blaming ukraine for the dam collapse. >> russia is blaming ukraine in the war. putin said he never wanted to attack ukraine. and he says that ukrainians are killing themselves. ukrainians destroyed the power in the winter to freeze ourselves. now, we destroyed our dam to kill our people. this is russian logic. it's clear who did this. who started this car. who made this. only russians do do this. spreading what russians are telling, it's already something that should not be done at all. our thanks to you for joining us. appreciate it. >>> more than a day after american travis leak was destained on drug charges. his mother says she has yet to hear from anyone in the u.s. government about his current status. >> reporter: a court of moscow has accused an american of engaging in the n

climate activist greta thunberg attended one demonstration, accusing decision—makers of hypocrisy.rgeted with repression." iam nowjoined by pushpam kumar, senior economic adviser for the un layer talking about inclusive growth and development which is, they have laid down the part where how this can be done so hit has been a great success. ., , can be done so hit has been a great success. . , ., ., success. clearly we have an endorsement _ success. clearly we have an endorsement of _ success. clearly we have an endorsement of the - success. clearly we have an l endorsement of the principle success. clearly we have an - endorsement of the principle that richer countries who are disproportionately responsible for causing climate change should help poorer countries who may be struggling to switch their fuel use is the kind of commitment we have heard at the summit enough? nobody has this exalted _ heard at the summit enough? nobody has this exalted view _ heard at the summit enough? nobody has this exalted view that _ heard at the summit enough? nobody has this exalted view that what

just before his test arrest, tate became embroiled in a twitter spat with greta thunberg. >> i'm not actually mad at greta. please bring pizza and make sure that the boxes are not recycled. >> reporter: now as the brothers a wait trial, twitter account has been reinstated. and commentators wonder whether it may take more than a clever tweet to change the tide. >> now, the legal team of andrew tate has spoken out, they say that they, quote, embrace the opportunity to fight in court and present arguments and evidence to prove the tate brothers' innocence. of course he's maintained his innocence throughout and i think what is so concerning to authorities, to parents, to those worried about the influence of andrew tate is every type he's in the headlines, that attention is drawn back to his account. >> i was going to say, we're talking about him again. salma, thank you. >>> more blood shed in the west bank as tensions soar between palestinians and he israelis. two opened fire at a gas station. four israelis were killed and four others wounded. benjamin netanyahu's response -- >> translato

it for 20 years saying the polarca icecaps would be all meltepsd within the decade and then g greta thunberging don't even have children because the world. is going to be over by then. >> it's all generative ai. artificial. >> i'm as fake as they come.no by the way, wild fires in canada. everybody was telling me they're started by arsonists and i'mre pretty certain most of them areo and i dinid research by doing none.sa >> that was thide first thing everybody said. no go out of your house, you're going to die.it it wasn't global warming butasn' because of the environmentalist that weren't lettingcaus them bn the underbrush. >> there are some crazy people lighting the fires.we >> yeah, can dam it >> got treoe hard li living in alaska and beg an arsonist. what have you done to somehow change your interest andd be hobbies?n >> yeah, the match just keeps going out. goo the only good thing is the canadian fires burn 70% asburn intense as the american ones. that joke didn't work because o climate change.cl in this article, the headline of this article said that it was ae ginormous inferno. going t

greta thunberg says she has technically taken part in herfinal school strike today, because she is graduatingo protest on fridays. we just want to take you to those pictures we have been showing you from annecy where french president macron is meeting with some of those who have responded to the attack yesterday. we are starting to get details about who he is meeting. he is talking there with many of the police and medical staff, and he has been thanking them for the speed of their intervention. we mentioned earlier that that speed was one of what the president says was a determining factor in the rescue efforts. we should be really clear as well that of the children who were attacked yesterday, we are now told that they are in a stable condition, and it was described yesterday that they were facing life—threatening injuries. the hospital describing their state now as stable. so the president their meeting in annecy with emergency workers and the children and families of those children at the hospital in grenoble. stay with us for all the latest. you are watching bbc news. hello there. today

climate activist greta thunberg attended one demonstration, accusing decision—makers of hypocrisy.stematically targeted with repression." brazil's president lula spoke about the moral duty of polluters to pay for the rise in carbon emissions — and the need to support countries like brazil that protect the environment. translation: it was not the latin americans that _ translation: it was not the latin americans that started _ translation: it was not the latin americans that started polluting i translation: it was not the latin l americans that started polluting the world or the africans, the truth of the matter is that he polluted the planet were those that made the industrial revolution and now they igggstrial revolution and, now they to pay to historical debts that have to pay to historical debts that they have two planet earth. the amazon is a sovereign territory of brazil but at the same time, it belongs to all of humanity and that is why we will take all the endeavours to keep that forest standing. live now to ilan zugman, latin america managing director of the climate ng0350.

remember, there used to be greta thunberg, and we called from her, everyone agreed not to communicateone will communicate, because they have already been killed there, and it was tikhonovskaya who was killed tikhonovskaya was in trends when we wrote from her, everyone was ready with her communicate fund on it's a famous one who just funded when they said, thinking they were communicating with her. there was all the manual net. moreover, they even presented these people who are responsible for belarus there, and she has been working there for 30 years, that those people will be present. i just wrote, even from her nobody wants to communicate with her. even her meaning means she is such a fallback. if there is, uh, forceful, this is precisely the aggression on the part of ukraine, then, here we have, it seems, like the president in exile. and if this political will comes from the west, then if ukraine does its dirty work, then we will imprison it as president, and we have not taught any options. no. okay, too much attention, probably paid. yes, let's make the second part of our program

reporter: protesters outside the summit, including swedish activist greta thunberg, want more.y are demanding higher taxes on the fossil fuel industry. >> icy entire communities consumed by flood, waiting on rooftops for days because the global north government has decided we are not important enough to stop spending on fossil fuels. reporter: without the support of the world's richest nations, who are pulling the strings, the protesters's demands will keep falling on deaf ears. anchor: some of the other stories making headlines around the world -- voters in mali have backed constitutional changes in a referendum that the ruling military says will eventually restore civilian rule. the electoral authority says more than 97% voted in favor of reforms. there were reported security incidents and irregularities during the vote. the you in security -- un security chief has met with russia, and says they discussed the safety of the separation of power plant. -- safety of a power plant. kyiv alleges russia might be planning an attack. pro-government lawmakers unanimously approved an am

these kids are actually being raised about this climate doom led by greta thunberg. i want you to panic and that's what they're being told. they're being told that the world is done. they testified on capitol hill teenagers and they're like, mom and dad, you destroy the planet. it's up to us to clean it up their, weaponize these little kids. and that's a shame. yet teen vogue has an activist named jamie margolis who famous quote was if we can shut down the world for a virus, we can do the same for. that's the level of thinking at teen vogue their little ministers propaganda for the deep state and for the climate agenda. more on esg which to everybody is on everybody's mind. it goes after american companies but it completely ignores china. so yes that's interesting to make that point. yes. so so elon musk called it a complete sham because exxon's exxon made the top ten list of their favorites and he didn't. tesla didn't. yes and that's the thing. it can be manipulated any way that you want. it's arbitrary. there was a video i was trying to show you it is done by a gro

which is also promoted by political strategists and greta thunberg does not hide the fact that she is of the same soros, and she is not just a political project. she becomes media so already secular a figure, well, a symbol of certainty and it is promoted like the heroes of our time, respectively, here the method was chosen that you want to communicate with the hero of our time, that is, when communicating with authority, this is called political technology. yes, among these people. he just played out from greta. there were indeed several people there. but there are three people, probably, who are seriously involved in ecology, it was interesting for him to talk, the rest either wanted to play. well, just how is it wow that's but a new star to hang out to join so that she comes to him and they did some joint project. the second part is people who wanted to promote themselves, especially politics. for example, we scammed haris, we talked to the vice president of the united states, she was running then, and she , and they sent a separate letter, and you don’t mind, if it means, and kama

. >>> greta thunberg met with president zelenskyy this morning.nd she wants to put eyes on the better assessments of the environmental damage so moscow can be held accountable. >>> now admissions policies at american colleges and universities are suddenly tossed into turmoil. that story just ahead. >>> and plus new details about the special counsel investigations into the former u.s. president donald trump, classified documents and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and he was accused of failing to protect children during the dead list high school shooting in the u.s. but now a former school resource officer learns his fate as a jury returns the verdict in his trial. details after the break. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire

and then you have greta thunberg saying don't even have children because the world's going to be overoday was the day, i think today was the day it was supposed to end. >> kt: i do believe. what are we doing here? >> greg: i have no idea. this could all be a hologram. >> kt: oh, ai. we're all artificial. >> greg: i know i am. i'm as fake as they come. by the way the wildfires in canada everybody telling me they were started by arsonists and i'm pretty certain most of them are and i did research by doing none. jamie? >> jamie: i'm sorry? >> greg: did you want to --. >> kt: turns out that was the first thing everybody said, the canadian wildfires, don't go out you're going to diane it turns out it wasn't global warming it was because of the environmentalist that weren't letting them burn the underbrush. >> greg: also crazy people that were lighting the fire. >> kt: canada. >> greg:. >> greg: jamie it has to be hard to live in alaska and be an arsonist what have you done to change your interests and hobbies. >> jamie: yeah, the match just keeps going out. the only good thing is those can

movements of the 2010s, young people have really been galvanized and sparked by leaders like greta thunberg make change. >> the fact is she has become a bona fide climate change rock star with constant media requests. she's reprimanded world leaders, started a movement of hundreds of thousands of students, and has even been nominated for the nobel peace prize. >> she tapped into this existential passion that next-stage millennials have, this anger about what's being done to the planet. they were very deliberately focused on changing hearts, changing our norms and attitudes, and you see that starting to change in the private sector. >> amazon becomes the first signatory to the climate pledge. >> carbon neutrality for our entire supply chain. we will be carbon-negative by 2030. >> the private sector is able to be much more quick acting in response to movements than government. >> more than one-fifth of the world's largest companies have set net zero emissions targets not just because it's the right thing to do for the environment, but in many cases because it makes sense for their bottom line

climate activist -- a climate activist, greta thunberg, meeting with president zimbabwe and kyiv -- presidentelenskyy in kyiv. now to new revelations that could signal the start of a purge at the top of russia's military establishment. the moscow times and financial times report general sergey s. has been arrested on suspicion of involvement in yevgeny and the wagner group's failed rebellions. >> he was once the face of russia's war in ukraine. sergey nicknamed general armageddon for his brutality. putin sent them to your to turn the tide. he took command of an army in crisis. -- to ukraine to turn the tide. he took command of an army in crisis. he began making his reputation in the 2000's. he ordered reprisals against civilians. he then commanded forces in syria and support of its government. he oversaw the brutal bombing of rebel held aleppo and 2016. -- in 2016. the following year, putin awarded him the hero of russia metal, the country's highest honor -- medal, the country's highest honor. in command in ukraine, russian forces changed tactics. have began -- they have begun to target ukrai

on tuesday, the swedish climate activist greta thunberg, who recently graduated from high school, spokeference. >> it is what we decide now that will define the rest of humanity's future. and whether we choose to do that or not, if we don't, it will be a death sentence to countless of people and it is already a death sentence to countless people living on the front lines of the climate crisis today. amy: on tuesday, the u.s. special climate envoy john kerry told the u.n. security council global steps to tackle climate change must be ramped up and the world needs to more aggressively reduce its reliance on coal and other fossil fuels. >> it is now indisputable that the climate crisis is one of the top security threats, not just to the developed world but to the entire planet, to life on the planet itself. and is the crisis that already today costs countries billions of dollars each year, which we spent not even to prevent at this point but just to clean up the mess. and most importantly, it costs the world millions of lives. it is an active threat against the livelihoods and peace of peo

laura: women like hillary clinton and greta thunberg have been subjects of these deepfake pornographiccently researched one well-known website where people post these videos, you found there was only one video of former president donald trump. but, pages of videos, sexually explicitly depicting his wife and daughter. are women the usual targets of these deepfake pornographic videos? nina: that is an important point to make. these models are trained on women's bodies. so even if you feed a male image into the face swap tools that exist, it will not work as well because they have been created by men for the purpose of either demeaning women or easuring themselves. it does not work as well on men's bodies and that is why we see that 96% figure of nonconsensual pornographic videos of women. laura: a.i. has made these videos more convincing, but even poorly edited videos known as cheapfakes can prove equally damaging. what is the motive here? nina: i think the motive is to demean and discredit women in the public eye. the videos of me were actually posted on a website for deepfake porn. it

on tuesday, recent high-school graduate greta thunberg spoke at the conference. >> it is what we decide now that will decide the rest of humanity's future. and whether we choose to do that or not, if we don't come it will be a death sentence to countless a people and it is already a death sentence to countless a people living on the frontlines of the climate crisis today. amy: an autopsy has revealed olympic track star tori bowie was eight months pregnant and in labor when she died just over a month ago. she was alone in her home at the time and may have suffered from respiratory distress and eclampsia, a rare but life-threatening pregnancy complication. her baby also died. tori bowie, a three-time olympic medalist, was just 32 years old. black women are more than three times likely to die from pregnancy and childbirth complications that white women. her olympic teammate tianna tashelle bartoletta posted on twitter -- "as of june 2023, three of the four members of team usa's 4x100m relay team -- who ran the second fastest time in history, and brought home three gold medals -- have nearl