. >> trevor: gretta this is why i love having you on the show, you speak to my soul. nominated twice for a nobel prize. in the past three years, has anything changed since i have seen you? have we made progress on the planet? where do we stand right now in your opinion? >> well, of course you can see it in many different ways but if we request look at one way that the tsh tsh it is still rising and 2021 is expected to see the highest emission rise ever recorded. as you know we have been through a pandemic and there is lots of talk about the green recovery and building back better and so be o. but only about two percent of government spending has been spent on clean energy. and that's-- i mean it just shows that we are not really taking this seriously, it seems like, or world leaders are not taking it seriously. >> trevor: i felt like for a long time polluters have done a good job convincing people on the ground that they are the ones responsible, what is your carbon footprint, what is your journey, what is your life, whereas the major polluters themselves manage to mo

climate movement called fridays for future, which organizes campaigns, petitions, and is inspired by gretta to burg. something else to note, russia has invited the election. observers from dozens of countries are visiting pulling stations across the world's largest nation. my colleague new harvey has more on. busy that aspect to in are continuing special coverage of election. 2021 full international observers dropped in on polling stations across the country. despite the numbers being restricted because of coven, 250 members were present this year. they represent more than 50 different countries and 10 different international organizations. and one of the observers shared with is what they think the medical security condition also like all the per se. so to make the vote transference, energy to me. i really appreciate is there are so many measures, and so many conditions. personally, we don't have any italy, helpful additions, or electors varies from country to country. how does the process work in russia? $450.00 and pace, and $225.00 electoral districts chosen to the state duma for a 5 ye

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we had the eclip from gretta thornburg, what people saying to you and does it give us an indication of how the election could play out on sunday. yeah, absolutely. 2 days before the landmark elections here in germany on sunday, tens of thousands of climate protests, of really send a strong message to the photos, but also to the new government to, to take this climate, the crisis as seriously. they were shouting things like stop for coal mining, the coal mines, night mines. i still open on until 2038. a climate set, of course, has been internationally very much on the agenda of america. but it's been seen here domestically as quite a failure of her policy to keep these coal mines open. so climate definitely has been dominating the election. said this, this campaign. and while the protest now leaving you here, the parliament building, you can see that still tense behind me where climate protesters are basically on a hunger strike for the last 25 days. and they have given an ultimatum to the leading candidates candidates all up. sure. if he doesn't admit that the germany is in a climate c

the first witness director gretta goodwin. gretta l. goodwin is a director in the homeland security team where she leads gao's work in justice and law enforcement issues and her portfolio includes federal law enforcement oversight and training and civil rights and vulnerable populations and the federal prison system, and she has a ph.d. and master's degree in economics in university of nebraska in lincoln and masters of economics in houston, and glad to see that there is a houston connection and a university that i happen to represent. welcome. professor barry freidman serves as a faculty director at new york university of law where he is the professor of law and affiliated professor of politics and he has litigated and written about constitution al law and federal court and policing of procedure for 30 years and produced articles and written books that have appeared in various scholarly publication. he received magna cum laude from the new york university law center. and barry freidman lives in farmington, michigan, with his wife and t