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interest for us to feed the world to dodo itn thehe open oceaean, and whehen , "we're not gonna do it hehere. we're gonna grow it in another country," we're just kind of saying, "we're not worried about the environmental issues as long as they'y're not here. groww ity way you want, and we'll just bring it in," and t that's not acceptable to me. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. 09/30/19 09/30/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this iss democracy now! whenever the government faces a whistleblower, it is revealing some kind of wrongdoing that makes them uncomfortable, that implicates them in some kind of activity they should not be doing. they're going to try to change the conversation from the their actions,of of their policies in government. amy: as a whistleblower complaint aga

interest for us to feed the world to dodo itn thehe open oceaean, and whehen , "we're not gonna do it hehere. we're gonna grow it in another country," we're just kind of saying, "we're not worried about the environmental issues as long as they'y're not here. groww ity way you want, and we'll just bring it in," and t that's not acceptable to me. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. thank you, thank you to all of you who do support bioneers. every one of you. we know you and we love you. thank you. so our last keynote of the morning i'm going to intro here. here s a startling image to illustrate today s unequal income distribution. suppose that every person in the economy walks by as if in a parade. imagine the parade takes exactly an hour to pass, and the marchers are arranged in order of income, with the lowest incomes at the front, and the highest at the back. also imagine that the heights of the people in the parade are proportional to what they make.

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herere is heher powerful messag. >> this is all wrong. i should not be up here.hould be back in school on the other set of the ocean. yet you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you. you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. yet i am one of the lucky ones. people are suffering and people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinctioion anall you cacn talklk about is the money and te fairytales of eternal economic growth. how dare you. brent: that was greta thunberg at the united nations earlier today. joining us is alexandra van nahmen. how dare you. have her words made in an act -- have her words made an impact? >> you could literally hear her outrage and anger and alert in her voice. the speech was meant to shock the audience and galvanize world leaders into action. as the audience applauded, they were impressed, then leader by leader started to pledge to do more to combat climate change and to be committed to more ambitious plans, goals. we have to mention those speeches were prepare

hehere on an island across the west coast, maurice the rooster has become an unwitting symbol of frenchrural traditions. his owners sued by retiree insisted theo predawn racket is papart of livg outsidide of the city. itnature has to stay what isis. people must understand that in the city t they are accustomed o noise, that in the countryside, wewe have otother noises that he always been there, that are normal. reporter: maurice's cause found plenty of support. local shops sell t-shirts dedicated to it, and 140,000 people signed a "save maurice" petition. argues for the plaintiffs their neighborhood is zoned for housing developments, not livestock, and that they were there long before maurice. >> of course a rooster has to crow in the morning, but my clients have been here since 2003 and the rooster only showed up in 2017.. this is an urbanizized area. my clients live in development. this is not the countryside. reporter: the case of the ruckus rooster is not alone. the french court in the tothwestern region is set determine whether this backyard flock of noisy geesese and ducks constit

set to decide whether this woman's backyard flock of noisy geese and ducks constitutes a nuisance to heher newly arrived neighborors. faced with a litany of complaints against everything from moving cal's to chirping crickets one french mayor has proposed a solution. writing the noises on to france's heritage list us putting them under state protection. for marie she's just doing what he does best disney doesn't niceties upsetting people all right let's get some babasis for you know okay really is with us in the studio advocate the on off nenegotiations between the us ad china have gold investors watching closely him that absolutely they seem to be back on we're looking at october now that's what. a both washington and beijing have confirmed negotiatorss will bebe meeting face to face for the first time in june since july in an effort to resolve their differences this follows a month of escalating tensions and terrorists one chinese commentators close the government has now suggested that this latest round of talks could finally give way to a break through. at now each side has since has s

but i appreciate you being hehere. >> i want to make a quick prediction.trump gets reelected and today, today, today is a milestone that democrats will regret. >> noted. i'll talk to you soon. be well. >> thanks. >> how will all this impact the 2020 race? prescient notion from congressman gooden. we heard from joe biden today. are his democratic opponents uniting around him? how do they feel about this? what are the stakes? mayor pete buttigieg is here. where is his head? where is his heart next. where an american icon uses the latest hr tools to stay true to the family recipe. where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, and more time crafting that perfect sound. where the nation's biggest party store can staff up quickly as soon as it's time for fun. this is the world of adp. hr, talent, time, benefits and payroll. designed for people. >>> the impeachment move in the house changes the equation for everyone, the left, the right, you guys, the reasonable ones and certainly the people who want to be president, including the man sitting next to m

let's go to fake news conspiracy tv, msnbc, rachel maddow, learning absolutely nothing from heher 2 1/2 plus years of flying and pushing her conspiracy theories. she never apologized, she never could corrected the record. she just doubles down on stupid every other day, and she pushed yet another hoax last week, this time about the u.s. military revealing a plan near trumps resort, why, to bolster business for the president. in reality, roswell rachel they have used that as a stop hundreds and hundreds of times before trump ever became president. maybe just a little fact-checking might help your show out. roswell rachel, she is now the face of msnbc news. she sits there on election nights, news nights, tom brokaw. she beats her coverage. wow. joining us now as we await the president is fox news contributor sara carter. sara, we have a got a lot here. let's start with what we know about kavanaugh and what we know about iran. >> i'd like to start with justice kavanaugh, sean. i think what is so shocking here, and it really shocks the conscience of journalists, especially, you know, i ha

. >> yang: a flurry of rescue and phoping to make it to abaco and grand bahama tomorrow.at heher hunt, an ato rney and abactive started a group called "restoration abaco" to help bupng reliefies to the ravaged island. >> as time goes on and the days go by, and we have to add other and appliances and whatever else the needs are once we get there and get a full assessment. t right now it's just food and water and medical supplies and making sure everyone is safe and >> yang: her group has rented a 90-foot barge to haul supplies. and celebrity chef jose andres of the atlantis hotel convention center in nassau. today they cook massive batches of pasta soup and made thousands of tunaish sandwiches for survivors in grand bahamand abac today's goal: 10,000 sandwiches hereis marina in nassau, some of these pleasure boats are being loaded up, ready to make the run tomorrow to abaco island. these four boats are being loaded wth supplies donated by chattanooga businessman lou lantini. they have 20,000 tarpmes, generatorsical supplies, tents , toiletries. they expect toet offshore of stay there t

prime minister, joe scarborough borrow hehere. pakistan of course as you know better than everybody, we've had at times a tur murough relationshi we have not followed through on weapons stills at times the pakistanis believe we have push them in directions that are not in their national interests. and, of course, americans have had concerns with the pakistanis now. just pulling back from the events of this week, even this month, give us, if you will, your best read on u.s./pakistani relations right now. are we in a better place today than we were, say, five, ten years ago? >> definitely. this is the best relationship pakistan had with the u.s. in almost two decades. but let me just give you brief history. pakistan joined -- u.s. and pakistan got together against the sof yents jetse had they invaded afghanistan. and so pakistan trained militants to fight jihad. they fought against the soviets. and so these groups came and they operatesed fr they operated from pakistan in the '80s. the u.s. backs up and leaves and in '91, we were sl