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and tonight you might have heard them or seen them, a worldwide call for change from new york to l.a., london to pariserywhere in between. millions of people hitting the streets to bring attention to climate change. now, the largest demonstration in the bay area was in san francisco where thousands of students and people of all ages marched through downtown. nbc bay area ali wolf was there and joins us now in the city. >> reporter: people of all ages participated in today's climate strike, but young people lead the way. this huge group spent three hours marching through the streets of san francisco targeting banks, corporations, and politicians. >> when i say climate, you say -- >> reporter: passionate young voices lead the way as thousands march through san francisco streets, united on one issue, climate change. >> maybe if they see how many people of all ages are here, they'll realize this needs to be d.orte it began near nancy pelosi's office, then the crowd took over market street stops in front offeinstein's office. >> i want the people who represent us in congress to be aware that they work for

showing itself in london and paris with temperatures down to the teens so also make itself felt in berlin a 20 but the thunderstorms are still wandering around sicily and southern new york they might even catch $20.00 almost certainly multiple but mostly north after those showing clouds in the satellite picture will see dry weather and temperatures reflects the sun still at this time the years we've got $32.00 days 27 years and even in rabbet we're hovering around the $25.00 mark clearly there are showers around and they might come down to the libyan coast but probably not. sponsor. this is a dialogue which you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice but a start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a he did want it to be patient to be able to do teach and i join the global conversation people i think if only they knew what is happening to a lot of muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on out is iraq. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera this hour british prime minister boris johnson has threatened to call for a snap election if m.p.'s go against him on wedne

unaccountable power they see is concentrated in washington but extending to new york paris and berlin with offices in london and-- park. and includes elements of military and financial might but also includes leading media and intelligence that allegedly dominate the global economy and politics. us presidents come and go, compared political parties lose an election and when the next but the deep state goes on. it is a state within a state, what trump calls the swamp or at other times, the elites. in march 2018 pole showed 27% of americans had heard of the deep state or will were familiar with that creature. show that three quarters of americans believed their way a quote of unelected officials who secretly manipulate or direct national policy". brought distrust of such people helps make trump hesitant. trumps war with them is fundamental to all he does and all he represents from his hatred of the press to his disdain for traditional allies and security and trade agreements. to his embrace of rogue regimes to open can count for diplomacy or even civility. in his estimation the powers that be have bullied ban

new york london's leicester square and in recent told them and host cities moscow johannesburg and sao paolo. funny the work of the artist banksy is famous for suddenly appearing from nowhere but in the french capital paris it's the opposite his works are vanishing as mysteriously as they appear banks's work is known for its black humor and social criticism and ask alexis have paid more than a 1000000 euros for it but someone's decided it's cheaper to steal and to bid at an auction. rate from the car park sign that held it the stand sliver wrapped wearing a mosque holding a knife it was not part of the museum's collection but the head of the pump to center is worried that the work could end up in private hands. overwhelms me a little bit just to see that this work which is intended for shearing has been stalled. the stansell 1st appeared in june last year security guards successfully stopped the previous attempt to steal the graffiti but not this time. scooter corsica. it was a difficult there from the technical conditions and the height of the panel means they had to use tools or a grinder or something to steal it but it's something that's been very calculated very compared and i'm now wondering if ther

london. we have already seen -- that is a big piece of the u.k. we have already seen financial firms relocate pieces of their enterprise to frankfurt or paris or elsewhere, or new yorktoo many moving parts for me. i like the u.s., i like the u.s. markets. we have a messy democracy too. paul: david, i'm wondering from an investor's perspective, what would be worse in terms of the u.k.? a messy no deal exit, but at least you know what is happening on october 31, or what we are potentially looking at now which is months, possibly years more with no result? david: i think you are right. i think we will have more. it looks like it. how would you construct an arrangement now with the rest of the european union under this circumstance? there are so many elements. this was messy from the first vote which was a surprise. an interesting question is if they could ever get to a second referendumreferendum, with the h the voter in the u.k. still vote for brexit? and probably, there is a debate about that and we don't know. we may get that. the answer might be no. the pain is yet to be really felt because there is no completion of a process. kotok, stay with us. we have plenty mo

london. donald trump made an unexpected but fleeting visit to the un climate change summit in new york today. it's arguably the most important gathering on climate change since the parisgreement was signed in 2015 — a deal that donald trump walked away from. the short time the president spent in the conference hall reflects his obvious indifference and also the scale of the challenge ahead. had he been in the hall for the opening of the summit, he would have heard the un secretary general speak of the "apocalyptic" impact climate change will have on the planet. the swedish environmental campaigner, greta thunberg, told the leaders they had betrayed her generation. "all you talk about," she said, "is money....and fairy tales of eternal economic growth." nick bryant reports from the summit in new york. a sweltering september scorcher in new york city — not much sign of autumn here. and it hasn'tjust been a long summer, but north of the equator, the hottest ever on record. so, today at the riverside headquarters of the united nations, an urgent climate action summit. this global body, once more, sounding the alarm. the world is losing the race against climate change. app

new york, paris and sydney. all told, 2,500 protests in more than 150 countries. organizers of the so-called climate strike say the streets of melbourne, australia, berlin and london each had more than 100,000 protesters marching, they say, for the future of the planet and the people who live on it. >>> well, now to the devastation in texas. water rescues around the clock as crews urgently search for people trapped by those floodwaters. after days of extreme conditions residents are getting a clear look at the extensive damage. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is just back from that area and he's here with us now with more on this catastrophic weather event. good morning to you, rob. >> hey, good morning, eva. you know, these heavy, extreme rainfall events like harvey and imelda is a signal of a warming climate. now that moisture is heading up towards the north and the waters are painfully receding slowly across parts of southeast texas. those folks are still reeling from the impacts of this slow-moving system. this morning, imelda's death toll rising. now five fatalities at the hands of this relentless storm. parts of southeast texas engulfed by more than