thank you very much from the united nation and mike hannah will staying at the united nations and the secretary general is that they've been encouraging signs from wild leaders of health for developing countries to deal with climate change. kristen salumi has more on that now. the, the un pulled out all the stops to highlight the urgency of climate change ahead of this year's general assembly, including an appearance and a new video by k pop sensation b t s. but the real work took place in an informal meeting hosted by the you case, prime minister boris johnson, along with the un secretary general antonio gutierrez. thank you very much. katie of sweden and denmark came through with new financial commitments, putting the international community closer to reaching the goal of $100000000000.00 in climate finance for developing countries. but the secretary general warned that funding alone won't be enough to keep climate change below. internationally agreed upon limits, governments must chief subsidies away from fossil fuels and progressively phase ult . we'll use you fall plenty cool pow

mike hannah 0 washington will. i'm a tango that china political analyst, he says the lions won't be broadly welcomed in the region. there's echoes of gumbo diplomacy going back to the colonial era. you have, or as johnson proclaiming that you know, english speaking nations, new to who, who see things through the same lens need to strengthen their cooperation. i'm not certain that young is going to be overly thrilled once again with us and these other groupings. trying to press them into making a choice between their what they perceive as their security and their economic interest. so right now, the politics and the economics are moving in different directions. it's a welcome reprieve for johnson who is re shuffling his cabinets and also for the australian pm was mired in a internal scandal. and also is looking forward to the pears climate change talks. because he is not willing to do anything about the call that they extra. more details are emerging about wednesday's miss our launch by north korea state media say a

hannah for now. i will be back later to organize a little q&a session. if you have questions, throw them into the chat. thank you for joining us. hannah: thank you, mike. is great to be here and thrilled to be a part of this conversation in joining and partnering with the u.s. chamber foundation and civics forward event. i just will say not only have i had the privilege of working with david davenport but he is a friend and mentor. he is a research fellow at the hoover institution, a senior fellow at the ashbrook institute, and as mike mentioned, recent author of what has become known as the hatch report, but it is really around the bigger buzz of civics in the education space. particularly in the education space. what is possible. david, welcome. >> thank you, good to be with you. hannah: at the presidency of the daniel fund, we have made a priority of investing and teacher training and other organizations and most recently excited about our partnership with the u.s. chamber foundation in launching civics across our country. we are very excited about it. david, i just want to say, as you think about our conversation today, i believe that the civic edu

this will include an intense examination of what we need to do to exercise our new killer stewardship responsibilities here in australia. let's get more now from mike hannah. he joins his life. washington, d. c. mike, tell us more about this new alliance. well, each of the lead is, was quick to point in time to that they will be providing australia with nuclear propulsion, not nuclear weaponry, but still this is a significant development in terms of strategic importance of the in the pacific region. clearly the u. s. and the u. k. and australia concerned it would appear about expansionism of china. for example, in the region. this alliance essentially sending a shot across a chinese boat saying that the alliance will attempt to prevent any further such expansionism. but it's very significant. indeed, one must mention to that the u. s. has only shed nuclear technology once and that was the u. k. way back in 1958. australia has now become a member of this very exclusive club, a very significant alliance, joining the other alliances of which the u. s. is pop the 5 i system which is intelligence and the quad to which also includes india, the u. s. changing it

seeing your book out and we appreciate your insight into this space and will turn it back over to mike for audience q&a. >> thanks hannah, i could have listened to you to talk about this all day . so please if you have questions, submit them through the chat.let's get us kicked off one of the things that david , both of you talk about was the next in the context of k-12 in schools. but because of the chronic under prioritization or the prioritization of civics for generations we have a multi generational gap . do you have any ideas or suggestions as to how we as a society can tackle that even going beyond the traditional school system ? and out, maybe i'll start with you. >> i do think education is a foundation and a great starting point for sure as i mentioned earlier. i mentioned the daniels fund and there's excitement thinking about teacher training. david mentioned that as well and how do we engage? we have a part to play as a foundation, where not going to solve this problem but we are giving it our best shot at how do we participate in a meaningful way and one thing we see is partnering with you all as the foundat

will bring us more reaction from this more reaction on this from us. and we've also got kimberly, how can standing by in washington dc 1st. mike hannah takes us through what's in this new deal, 3 nation to me. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length of the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the u. s. a shared it's nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1958. now a trailer will become part of the exclusive club. in an alliance labeled, the us president joined remotely by the other 2 leaders. the 1st major initiative a bogus will be to deliver a nuclear power submarine. flight frustrated. i have the next id months we will work together to seek to determine the best way forward to achieve this. only a handful of countries possess nuclear powered submarines and it is a momentous decision for any nation to acquire this formidable capability and perhaps equally momentous for any other state to come to its aid. and president biden confirmed a few emerging us strategy in the, in the pacific region allies. we need to be able to address both the current

mike hannah. he's at the u. n. flores and mike, lot happening in the building behind g. but it's the notable headline is coming out of a meeting on the sidelines that summits on corporate vac sean's will monkey tell us about that. indeed, yes. well that's, i much was convened by president biden. a virtue, as you say, with a number of will lead to taking part. president biden saying that this is part of an attempt to supercharge the distribution of back scenes around the world. he said that the u. s. has already been a to 160000000 doses effect seen to 100 countries arguing that this is more than all the other companies combined. but he goes even further. he announced that the us board a, another hop 1000000000 doses of the 5 back seen, which will be distributed in coming month. all in all, he says that us would it board more than 1000000000 doses of vaccine by this time next year. this, he says, is the equivalent of 3 doses of back seen around the world for every dose vaccine administered in the united states. president biden consciously attempting to display that the u. s. is fighting in every way it can against a vaccine inequality, inequality and the distribution affects scenes whi

hannah for now, i will be back later to organize another q&a session. if you have questions, right in the chat. hannah, it is all yours. thank you for joining us. >> thank you mike, it is great to be here and i am thrilled to be a part of this conversation and join to -- civics forward event. i wanted to say not only have i had the privilege of working with david, he is a friend and mentor as well, and just -- at the -- senior fellow at the ashbrook institute and as mike mentioned, recent author -- officially known as the hatch report. but it's all about the bigger bugs, if you will, about civics across our country, particularly in the education sector. and the importance of it and where we going and what is possible. so david, welcome. >> thank you hannah, good to be with you. >> great, well i just want to say, as the president of the daniel funds, we have four strategic pillars, one of them being the balancing contributing citizens. we have made a priority of investing and adding some teacher training for local civic orientation and most recently, i am excited about our partnership with the u.s. chamber foundation of -- stay tuned on, that we got very excited

mike hannah 0, washington. china delivered his latest criticism of the alliance through its foreign ministry, which said the alliance will damage peace and security of the spokesmen suggested that a stranger has shown. it's not really committed to nuclear, non proliferation may war. we are the leon, down the u. k in us are about to export powerful technology to australia. and that shows that they using nuclear exports as a geo political tool. applying double standards, which is extremely responsible, a strategy or is a non nuclear weapon state party to the n p t, and a party to the non nuclear weapons free zone in the southern pacific. now, importing nuclear power submarine technology with strategic military value on the international community including neighboring countries have raising the question, is commitment to nuclear nonproliferation. china will closely monitor the situation to tell your wife that to our white house correspondent, kimberly, how can, kimberly, what's been the reaction to this new alliance the in the us there's been some concern about it for a number of reasons. first that it feels as if the sort

this will include an intense examination of what we need to do to exercise our new killer stewardship responsibilities here in australia. let's get one from mike hannah. he joins his wife from washington, dc. it might just tell us a bit more about this new defense packed well, it certainly is a wide ranging alliance. it ranges from aspects of artificial intelligence, for example, cyber technology, and under water events in particular. and the most tangible form of the alliance that is going to be seen is providing australia with nuclear power submarines. now the last time the u. s. shed at nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1958. now, australia is going to become a member of that tiny club as well with both the u. k and the u. s. helping it develop a nuclear power submarine fleet, which is going to have a massive impact on the indo pacific region, particularly with regard to the strategic conflict that is continuing the the us and u. k. already maintain a significant naval presence in the region. but injecting into that nuclear power, australian submarine is certainly going to ratchet up the whole situation and actually bring th

technology will be used instead. frances foreign minister is demanding answers, saying the situation has caused a crisis of trance. the european union has expressed its solidarity with france as mike hannah reports from the united nations. as expected, the gathering of ministers on the sideline of the un general assembly expressed for support for france and its ongoing dispute over the lions forged between the u. s. australia and the u. k. earlier, the french foreign minister told reporters that french anger had in no way dissipated several times. use the word brutal or brutal to emphasize the depths of french fury at the formation of this alliance job we've done. it's not just about a brutal, unexpected, and unexplained break to the contract. the 2016 contract that was being implemented with strayer, what matters now is the breach of trust between partners and alliance means transparency and predictability. it requires explanations and involves talking to one another, not hiding from one another on matters of importance. that did not happen. and we need to talk about us. foreign minister le john made clear that he would not be meeting with the us secretary of state all the australian fo

mike hannah 0, washington or china delivered its latest criticism of the allies through its foreign ministry, which said the partnership is damaging to regional peace and security spokesman also said that australia with nuclear submarine technology will hurt international anti proliferation of may war. we are the leon kaden, the u. k. a u. s. are about to export powerful technology to australia and that shows that they're using nuclear exports as a geo political tool. applying double standards, which is extremely responsible, a strategy or is a non nuclear weapon state party to the n p t, and a party to the nuclear weapons free zone in the southern pacific. now it's importing nuclear power submarine technology with strategic military value. on the international community, including neighboring countries, have raising the question, is commitment to nuclear nonproliferation china will closely monitor the situation to tell you that all the nuclear watchdog says, all 3 nations briefed it about their new alliance. the i. e. a says they would advise that they're committed to maintaining australia is exemplary, non proliferation credentials, and they will be engaging with the i. e a throughout the coming months. a more details are emerging