gretta tuneberg herself has made no comment. >>> time is 5:58.d the eastern sate states from texas to maine you're dealing with a blast of bitter cold as an arctic blast is bringing in snow, ice and freezing temperatures. forecast of rain frigid temperatures more like january not november. getting ready for a rapid change. >> weather that is going to change very quickly through the day with temperatures falling. it can and may get icy out there. >> oh, yeah. temperatures are starting to will start to rebound tomorrow believe it or not but not before the cold records are shattered. winter doesn't really begin until december 22nd. >>> protections for more than 600,000 immigrants. what's happening today as the trump mrs tries to end daca. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. and thank you for joining us for mornings on 2. tuesday morning, november 12th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. steve paulson has your forecast. >> i do know there are some unusual temps. a little bit of fog, very quiet here. again today. but fir

from the those bought it's always phones and to do that if you are rich like gretta harder to do that if you are subsistence farmer in nigeria we have lifted that shape 1000000000 people i don't think you have again the past 10 years of war you guys want. people to medieval paul to take over your own how because he has a population gives thing tony what do you make when they're bringing people unnecessarily. wow i never think he's in with like hocus pocus about climate change that we very dangerous language we've been mapping this date to the years and years we've been predicting what's happening we'll tell you i mentioned that a problem here is worried about what's going to happen because we have met the math and seen the rise of change of c o 2 levels at the rate of change that we see now and the limey tracks that local. but some of that stuff let's. see what's what are you going to do to replace fossil fuels and don't say wind and solar because they're just not up to it so what are you going to do to replace fossil fuels over them as well as living in the dark ages you're going to

toxic waste nuclear testing and whale hunting today the movement has a new figureheads in teenager gretta to the owner generations have failed tackling the biggest crisis to manage yet the face by going on school strike she inspired 1400000 students and 112 countries to join her in a global walkout the message has been clear for 50 years but today the voices are louder and more insistent and. the cry change must happen now. the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. makes mistakes peak for the us becoming. the. shorts i want to be above this fee for the law but that's old. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. the to. the to. the to. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. this is al-jazeera. the be. headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel launches more. targets across the territory. to 20. protestors in hong kong refuse to back as the government orders schools to close. a new interim president takes control in bolivia there's a strong show of support for the exiled president.

organizers say it calls attention to gretta tuneberg's message. >> and their message is to take action. of she doesn't want fan fair, she doesn't want attention or accolades. we know she's an inspiring person. by putting her up on this massive mural we're going to help people pay attention to her message. >> the same muralist who painted an image of robin wums on market street last year. that mural by the way has since been demolished. >>> they have a purpose, they want your stuff and so they'll do whatever it takes to get your stuff. just lucky they didn't take his life. >>> an armed robbery and shooting in san jose in broad daylight. the victim's friend believes the 25 second attack was premeditated. >> also in washington d.c. in just a couple of hours, the impeachment hearings, the inquiry hearings into president trump will be going live. what we can expect from these hearings and how republicans plan to defend the president. from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> thank you for joining us i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday weath

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emergency in response to protests by the activist group extinction rebellion and the swedish teenager gretta tom burke. also commits the u.k. government to achieve net 0 carbon emissions by 2050 it's great that we're now got this no 0 target and or when there's a question of whether it could be met sooner but the real danger is is that we're not meeting the targets we've currently got if an extra 2020 were not due to meet the at this date and what we really need to say now the policy is put in place to meet those targets as you say 5 years or the next 10 years a going to be crucial so whoever wins this has got to be at the front of their agenda. opinion polls suggest more than 50 percent of voters are likely to be influenced by environmental policies the issue of climate change ranks higher than the economy for a majority of voters what if it was the correct plan which a lot of people think yes i think they would yes that might influence your vote yes yes. and that's the other big difference between 20072019 climate change matters. al-jazeera doncaster. take a look at the top stories here do

singz teen-year-old swedish activist gretta tuneberg will be speaking at a climate strike this afternoonrestrictions on. today's demonstrations all part of a movement every friday until world leaders take action. >> an important reminder for everyone to be prepared. sign yours living seniors living in the bennett house. the marin county health department says it sent supplies like food and flashlights that's another group of seniors in novato were also trapped. nearly 1 in 3 adults in marin county are 65 and older. now in both cases the seniors were in adult facilities. and now an update on the kincade fire. we expect new damage totals but fire crews say they are making significant progress. containment went from 45% to 65% in just a single day. so far the fire has destroyed 349 homes, sheds, and other buildings. >> many people and organizations are pitching in to help those who have been disrupted, their lives in the middle of the kin cade fire. ramkins culinary school prepared a halloween dinner for people in need. the school bought three back up generators to keep it going. they are d

a 60' tall mural of teenage climate activist gretta tuneberg will be unveiled today but there's alreadyrounding it. the art newspaper reports the artist was criticized on social media for allegedly using spray paint to create this mural. critics question using aerosols because they say it hurts the environment. the artist has sured the skeptics the materials he used were environmentally friendly. >>> well it turns out your twitter feed will not lose all political ads. twitter announced two weeks ago the political ads will be banned. however, staffers are now suggesting there will be exceptions to the rule. an employee told buzz feed that ads will be allowed if they're not directly talking about a legislative issue or a candidate. for example, ads about climate change are likely going to be accepted but ads about the legislation that would enact the green new deal are not. >> and the latest poll numbers out showing that presidential candidate kamala harris is struggling. polling at just 1% in that state. this comes after senator harris closeded three of her four campaign offices there so

organizers say it calls attention to gretta tuneberg's message. >> and their message is to take actionher up on this massive mural, we're going to help people to pay attention to her message. >> now the artist who painted the mural is nino copra the same muralist who painted that image of robin williams last year on market street. it has since been taken down. >>> well the first of the impeachment hearings against president trump is due to begin at 7:00 this morning. we'll have a live report in just minutes of what to expect from today's public hearing. and ktvu has learned that there were no orinda police officers in the city of orinda when a deadly mass shooting happened at a house party on halloween night. where those officers were when five people were shot and killed. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm dave clark. let's talk about our weather what it will look like what it will feel like. >> we have high clouds coming in. just a week system brushing us. won't do much as far as anything else. you can see it there on

emergency in response to protests by the activist group extinction rebellion and the swedish teenager gretta tom burke legislation now also commits the u.k. government to achieve net 0 carbon emissions by 2050 it's great that we're with now got this no 0 target in or when there's a question of whether it could be met sooner but the real danger is is that we're not meeting the targets we've currently got her for next year 2021 are due to me that at this stage and what we really need to see now are the policies put in place to meet those targets as you say 5 years or the next 10 years a going to be crucial so whoever wins this has got to be at the front of their agenda opinion polls suggest more than 50 percent of voters are likely to be influenced by environmental policies the issue of climate change ranks higher than the economy for a majority of voters what if it was the correct plan which a lot of people think yes i think they would yes that might influence your vote yes yes. and that's the other big difference between 20072019 climate change matters jonah al-jazeera doncaster. the boss of

student climate network which is part of the broiler of friday's feature that movement starts by gretta timberg. the year or so ago august 2018 was when she 1st started protesting outside the swedish parliament's now i have theodore sciri here with me who is strike one of the organizers here 15 year old student. tell me what does it take to put on protests again and again and again in many countries many cities around the u.k. and also many countries around the world if you're going to take you well it's definitely a whole lot of work and you can have a massive team of really really fashion individuals who put so many hours into organizing these strikes and when it comes to the social media campaigns to reaching out to people to doing media opportunities there is just an incredible amount of work that goes into these strikes and to make them happen like it will today so why today what's what's the significance of this date today was a particularly good dates because it's black friday obviously is one of the leading sort of causes of climate change and all of the products that you consum

mum gretta — a lib dem supporter who voted remain, and grandad paul — a leaver and conservative voterhat again. you‘ve received your orders? are you following orders? don't say anything! because i know you want a poll to vote differently in the referendum. from how he did. let‘s just run through how you were all voting this time. the general election. izzy, who are you voting and why? i haven't decided yet who i'm voting for, it will either be the labour party or the lib dems but i decided i'm going to vote for i am at university rather than at home because that's quite a safe conservative seat. yes. you are voting tactically. definitely. to achieve the main thing i'm concerned about is brexit not happening. so i'm going to vote for the labour party of the lib dems because of that. other issues, are they cutting three or is it that that's the main thing. also i'm definitely going to take into consideration the nhs, policies about universities and stuff but brexit is the main thing. greta, for you. for me, brexit is the main thing. it's difficult where we live because it's always been