also in d.c., kelsey juliana.he is the lead plaintiff in giuliana versus the united states, the landmark youth climate lawsuit against the u.s. government. kelsey, let's begin with you and washington, d.c. explain this lawsuit you have been a part of her a number of years. you are the named plaintiff. amy.ank you for having us, this lawsuit is a constitutional climate change case against the u.s. federal government filed by 21 courageous young individuals in 2015. at the time, the youngest was eight and the oldest, myself, was 19. this case looks at the actions of the federal government for the past several decades, helping to perpetuate the climate crisis by continuing to find the fossil fuel economy. endangering the lives of all citizens, but especially disproportionally harming the lives of young citizens and future generations. we are looking at the ways the federal government has knowingly and willfully funded this climate crisis and the way they are continuing to stall and delay our climate case shows you ex

juliana, what do you have?i'm from brazil and i immigrated to various countries before coming to the united states. i witnessed the climate crisis in each country i lived in. flash t. droughts in angola, now the amazon is being burned. a big incentive for deforestation comes from u.s. investors in the brazilian meat industry. how will you use u.s. trade leverage to encourage brazil to protect these vital resources and the indigenous people who live there. >> great question. juliana, thank you for the question, and also thank you for your leadership on this. you and other members of the sunrise movement are going to be the ones who are going to receive the credit for this change that we're talking about today. you have forced those in positions of power and those who seek positions of public trust to do the right thing and to address these issues. so you mentioned our involvement in investment in brazil. par this is one of the pernicious outcomes of donald trump's trade policies, this trade war with china that h

what juliana was speaking about. because they are a net importer of oil and they've been devaluing the oil. surely now, they may have to put a stop to that to keep the currency under control >> maybe i really am not sure that is what they are going to do. if you look at the chinese government it is really trump that they are battling against and his tariffs against their products the chinese government has a lot more power than a u.s. president or any president in the world because it is much more centrally organized and much less dependent upon the individual people and the political process is really very top down i think they have got a lot more ability and capability to drag this thing out a lot longer than most countries do. we've got an election coming up in the united states that really impacts candidates' ability to play hard ball. in other words, the chinese government can continue to devalue their currency a lot longer than the u.s. can really play >> in terms of china's moves here and absorbing the cost of

. >>> juliana monsalve.ivistas e inmigrantes se reunieron en el exterior del edificio de ice para expresar su rechazo a la polÍtica migratoria. ellos exigieron un alto a las redadas que segÚn ellos sirve para separar familias trabajadoras. >>> se retire de los sitios de trabajo y que deje en paz a los migrantes que estamos trabajando. >>> los activistas colocaron cientos de flores y guardaron minutos de silencio por los inmigrantes que murieron en la frontera. >>> tras conocerse la orden de la corte suprema, que impedirÁ a migrantes de la frontera estadounidense solicitar asilo a quienes no sean mexicanos o canadiense, el canciller de mÉxico marcelo ebrard dijo que su paÍs tiene una politica diferente y no se va implementao presidente de estados unidos. el mandatario estadounidense reconoce los esfuerzos de mÉxico para frenar la inmigraciÓn. y a casi 2 meses de haber entrado en efecto el protocolo, hoy en los patios, fue donde estÁn instaladas las cortes para la solicito se dieron cita activistas y abogados

juliana and i will host the decision time special at 13:30 cet. let's look at european markets you can see all of the four indices are trading slightly in the green. ftse up around a similar amount. we did get disappointing data earlier as well as corporate stories driving these. certainly positive session in asia after the u.s. and trump said they would push back the deadline from october 1 to october 15 for asia tariffs. you have export sectors, house old and luxury goods bouncing. i see up about half a percentage point. travel and leisure under pressure oil and gas under pressure as well a lot of headlines coming out of the meeting in abu dhabi >>> meanwhile, china says they, quote, accept president trump's good will. trump tweeted that china's vice premier had asked him to do this due to the fact that the people's republic of china will be celebrating their 70th anniversary. >> i think they did the right thing. it was good for them i think it was a gesture okay it was a big move. i wasn't shocked >> china's commerce ministry also said the coun

hard to see how he can avoid this fade >> reporter: that is right, that is a very fair assessment, juliana. not only the lack of majority but also the obsticles put in his way. the major obstacle by the irish government we had a chance to meet with the irish leaders. we sat down in the country's embassy near the palace. had a quite long conversation focused on brexit. although he said that the projections around no deal and the impact on the irish economy were not good at all they expected some 40,000 jobs to be lost he said he expected some 55,000 jobs to be not created if a no deal brexit were prepared. i asked him how he could given this level of uncertainty. >> precisely because of the uncertainty that it is every more important that we are very clear about the issues and decisions we can take ourselves. we will be putting together a budget in just over four weeks time, in advance of that, i will have to outline what i believe is the safest assumption of putting that together. we will do that. if we do indicate that a no deal brexit is the most likely scenario, i'll also outline one of

joumanna, juliana, let me toss it back to you >> let's get back to this major breaking news story thatt came out with regards to lse hang congress exchanges and clearing has made an offer of $29.6 million pounds this bid is valued at about 2,000 pence in cash as well as hong kong shares they say it would strength enboth businesses, put them in a better position. this space has been ripe for consolidation. this is a major data deal to transform them into a company that could compete with the likes of bloomberg most notably. >> interesting time for hong kong given the unrest there. a major story to watch that is it for our show today. m joumanna bercetche and i'm julianna tatelbaum "worldwide exchange" is up next. : where are the bagels? well, cdw can help you modernize your company the right way, with a scalable infrastructure from hpe, making you more efficient and secure. great. oh. [ drones buzz angrily ] let's find a different room. for transformation that works, you need hewlett packard enterprise and it orchestration by cdw. people who get it. >> it is 5:00 a.m. here is your five

. >> laura: rudy juliana as the president's personal attorney and the man in "the wall street journalreferred to as the center of the ukraine controversy. now this after the whistle-blower accused him of going rogue is saying the officials, including -- had spoken with him in an attempt to contain the damage to u.s. national security. rudy g joins me now to respond. all right rudy, i want to start with these tax that you sent my team which our audience now can see. you only gave us two but i want to show them. let's show them. let's show them. they are dated before trump's call with ukrainian president president and involve correspondence with the ambassador voelker who is the u.s. special rep to ukraine. now one is of significance to these and are you concerned that you are unnecessarily dragging his name into this? >> who? whose name? >> laura: voelker's name. >> he should step forward and explain what he did. the whistle-blower falsely alleges that i was operating on my own. well, i wasn't operating on my own. i went to meet mr. belinsky's aid at the request of the state department

the call continues, ""i will have juliana give you a call, and i'm also going to have attorney have attorney general barr call and you'll get to the bottom of it. i'm sure you'll figure it out." based on our account during the course of this conversation, the president uses the name of rudy giuliani and the attorney general eight times. the justice department has been very firm today, telling reporters that attorney general barr did not learn of the existence of the call until several weeks after the fact. he was never asked by the president to investigate joe biden or his son and he was never asked by the president to call the ukraine. what we also learned today is that the inspector general of the intelligence community -- this is the internal watchdog for the intelligence community -- look at the information in the call and information from the whistle-blower and said this may fit a possible violation of campaign finance laws. that may make you think, "well, how is that?" in simple terms, to the president's request amount to a thing of value because it related to a possible opponent in th

this 21-year-oldisollege student plaintiff in the landmark case, "juliana v. united ates"-- a lawsuit filed over a dozen young americans alleging the u.s. governo nt has failedeqrntely address climate change. if successful, the case could force the government to reduce tieenhouse gas emissions. it's currently w on an appeals court ruling. >> we're constituents. we live in this untry. and so, we're suing the u.s. federal government for violating young people disproportionately, constitution rights to life, liberty, and property. the united states government has known since the 1950s, 1960s, that climate change could be potentially catastrophic. >> brangham: one lawmaker in their corner is senator ed markey, democrat of massachusetts. hen a co-sponsor of the "gr new deal" resolution. what would you say to the critics who say,what on earth are our leaders doing taking advice from teenagers?" >> well, on this, the teenagers are righ and the older generation has been wrong, in terms of their lack of attention to this issue. >> brangham: 19-year-old katie eder is an

. >> thanks, juliana. >>> up next, jim vandehei of axios has a look at today's "1 big thing." >>> andurricane dorian is threatening the east coast. >>> and the president's response to the storm is golfing and tweeting misinformation about the storm. "morning joe" just moments away. the storm. "morning joe" just moments away. for all out confidence... n ...depend® silhouette™ briefs feature maximum absorbency, beautiful colors and an improved fit for a sleek design and personal style. life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachments, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes it eliminates odors and refreshes lightly-worn clothing. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. >>> all right. joining us from washington, d.c., with a look at the axios a.m., jim van

let's talk about this, juliana, because you had the fed chair jerome powell commenting on the threatssible recession recently. what did he say he expects the feds do about the state of our economy? >> well, he spoke on friday at an event be in zurich, switzerland, and he made clur that the fed's main expectation is not at all that there is going to be a recession in the united states. but, did he hint that the central bank is going to proceed with further rate cuts at their meeting this month. so that's in line with what the market has been expecting. on the trade war front, which is obviously a clear risk to the u.s. economy, to the global economy, he said that this has generated business uncertainty that raises the risks of a downturn and as a result the fed will continue to act as appropriate to sustain the expansion. so he didn't give a huge amount away in terms of what the fed is thinking, but he did say a recession not their base ska narrow at this stage. i want to bring you to a story that's gaining attention in the last couple hours, and that's around apple violating chinese

[cheers and applause] we have kelsey juliana and levi, jacob, avery and jerome will be joining as wellers and applause] >> thank you so much for coming out today. a lot of gratitude from the bottom of our hearts. we are the youth who are suing the u.s. government. our government. [cheers and applause] because we believe that we have a constitutional right to a climate capable of sustaining human life. and the courts are agreeing with us. cheers and applause] our government is paying $20 billion every year to fossil fuel companies and permitting pipelines like the pipeline in north dakota and a project in my ometown of oregon. me and my family farm. if our government continues to promote dark money and fossil fuels over our lives, we won't have an economy to grow up in. we won't be able to grow our crops. we won't be able to raise our children in a safe community. and we won't be able to have clean water and a livable climate. [applause] listen to the science and protect life. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> we are on a timeline! this is a fight for our lives, for our security, for

from white plains, new york, a fellow with the alliance for climate education and a plaintiff in juliana vs. united states. a naup profit organization to educate and engage conservatives on climate change, all of you are here and we welcome all of you and appreciate your efforts. please limit your testimony to five minutes. and without objection your prepared written statements will be made part of the record. i'll now go to ms. toonberry for her statement. >> my name is -- i have not come to offer any prepared remarks at this hearing. i'm instead attaching my testimony. it is the ipcc special report on global warming of 1.5 degrees celsius, the sr 1.5 which was released on october 8, 2018. i am submitting this report as my testimony because i don't want you to listen to me. i want you to listen to the scientists. and i want you to unite behind science. and i want you to take real action. thank you. >> i'm a 17-year-old climate activist from seattle, washington. i'm missing a lot of school to be here. it's my senior year of high school, i have college application deadlines looming over m

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