aid organisations on the ground by oxfam are doing their best.sues that will make a difference in yemenis�*s lives as soon as tomorrow. 50 lives as soon as tomorrow. so do ou lives as soon as tomorrow. so do you think there is any likelihood, then, of a meaningful breakthrough here? there has to be because so much is at stake. some of the issues, for example, government workers in yemen mostly have not been paid since 2016. about one out of every four families in yemen relies on income from those salaries and you know, these are people who provide healthcare, who teach in schools, who fixed the sanitation systems, so those systems are now falling down. the parties are feeling the pressure from yemenis to deliver on those services and to restore some of the income that yemenis are missing so they have to make progress. 50. they have to make progress. so, ou are they have to make progress. so, you are sketching out some of the issues, then, in terms of the issues, then, in terms of the humanitarian needs on the ground which are acute but we know al

oxfam have gone viral. first up, this video. that oxfam have gone viral.is video. that the world should believes that the world should aim the number of aim to halve the number of billionaires between and billionaires between now and 2030. a at their 2030. let's have a look at their latest . latest video. so that's oxfam there with their six cigar chomping caricature of a billionaire. do you think oxfam should be getting involved in politics in this way? >> no, i mean, i took that to be a dating video that's kind of sexy . yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sexy. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. swipe left . yeah, yeah. swipe left. >> it's an odd one, isn't it? really really odd. >> i mean, it was just missing a bit of a cat there, wasn't there? like an a laugh hahaha. but no, i've got a new tie on by the way. andrew honestly , the way. andrew yeah, honestly, paul he changes more than elizabeth taylor and cleopatra. >> i demand it. as you seen . >> i demand it. as you seen. >> i demand it. as you seen. >> yeah, absolutely. okay. well that from that was an odd thin

oxfam have gone viral. first up, this video. that oxfam have gone viral.is video. that the world should believes that the world should aim the number of aim to halve the number of billionaires between and billionaires between now and 2030. a at their 2030. let's have a look at their latest . latest video. so that's oxfam there with their six cigar chomping caricature of a billionaire. do you think oxfam should be getting involved in politics in this way? >> no, i mean, i took that to be a dating video that's kind of sexy . yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sexy. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. swipe left . yeah, yeah. swipe left. >> it's an odd one, isn't it? really really odd. >> i mean, it was just missing a bit of a cat there, wasn't there? like an a laugh hahaha. but no, i've got a new tie on by the way. andrew honestly , the way. andrew yeah, honestly, paul he changes more than elizabeth taylor and cleopatra. >> i demand it. as you seen . >> i demand it. as you seen. >> i demand it. as you seen. >> yeah, absolutely. okay. well that from that was an odd thin

that's according to oxfam america., puerto rico and washington, d.c, protect, support and pay workers. they released their list for best and worst states to work in america . 2023. california is number one, followed by oregon and washington, d.c, new york and washington state. florida ranked 30th. texas is 47th place on the list. north carolina was dead last. the rankings were determined by state policy on wages. worker protections and rights to organize who wants some cupcakes? >> apparently everybody. a delicious bay area dessert is going national. i am so excited about this. we're talking about cupcake and bakeshop is reportedly expanding to georgia . the shop features limited edition flavors like peach cobbler, key lime pie and of course, those classic red velvet cupcakes. they have locations in berkeley, oakland, walnut creek and thrive city in san francisco . steph curry likes them. and now people in atlanta are about to see why. according to our media partner, the standard, the shop's owner is gearing up to open

ahead of the summit, oxfam slammed. according to oxfam, over 31 million people are currently facing acute hunger across ethiopia, kenya, somalia, and south sudan due in part to the climate crisis which disproportionally has impacted the region. in spain, at least three people were killed and three others are missing as unprecedented rainfall inundated madrid and other cities on monday. flooding swept away bridges and halted commuter rail traffic. in greece, where authorities have finally brought unprecedented wildfires under control, at least one person is dead and another missing after intense rain storm battered mountain towns. forecasters say some parts of central greece could see over a foot of rain in just 24 hours. that's nearly double the annual average rainfall totals for the capital athens. here in the united states, a scorching summer heat wave brought record temperatures to central and eastern states on labor day. parts of wisconsin and minnesota suffered triple digit heat on the unofficial last day of summer

that's according to oxfam america.am america is an organization that tracks how all 50 states, puerto rico and washington, d.c. protect, support and pay workers . they released their list for best and worst states to work in america. 2023 calif is number one. it's followed by oregon, washington, d.c, new york and washington state. florida ranked 30th. texas is 47th on the list. north carolina, where i worked right before here. well, that was dead. last rankings were determined by state policy on wages, worker protections and also rights to organize labor day weekend has traditionally been a really good time to shop for deals, but this year things are a little trickier. >> there are some good news, though, about car sales after a year of supply shortages and soaring prices, inventory is now on the rise as ford, toyota, nissan and other automakers are offering low or 0% financing. dodge and kia have cash back deals on certain vehicles, but that trend does not apply to some other industries. experts say an economy in tran

the aid agency, oxfam said it was on the, inspiring on underwhelming and skate. so with the big issues of poverty in the quality climate, i mean you can make criticisms, but there are words in that, but there's no concrete action and there's no concrete timeline. so again, you know, where we're not going to do a line by line analysis. i think there was a, it's a testament to the leadership of the g 20. and so it's members that they agreed on, on a tax that has a number of very important points we've had over the last few weeks. the number of different groupings needed different parts of the world. the point is that in the west and about a week or so, they will all be coming to new york. the un, let's remember, is the only grouping where a 193 members states sit at the same table. and what we want to see during this general assembly is strong ambition and strong action on a the, all of the issues that were that were facing. let me raise the of the huge issue. the 2nd general was raises. what you just touched on, which is climate is like, he's made it clear that he

more like a basically like oxfam with a with like a bit more paperwork ?e un is the political arm of the world and the team south in particular. >> it's become very the un used to be it was kind of there to stop world war iii breaking out in italy, right? talking yeah, exactly. become much more concerned with what amounts to sort of activist issues , sort of activist issues, political ideology, the history of the un comes from , um, the of the un comes from, um, the league of nations, which was founded by wilson, who was the team world guy back in the day . team world guy back in the day. >> he was like the barack obama of his day and he was thinking, well, we're to run the well, we're going to run the thing american the thing because we're american the same think same way the french think they're run the they're going to run europe. the truth in this world, slave truth is, in this world, slave free is a normal fact of life between people in this world. >> we live in a tiny little window of slave free slavery. exactly >> so either we're enslaving them or t

according to oxfam, over 31 million people are currently facing acute hunger across ethiopia, kenya,command south sudan due in part to the climate crisis which has disproportionally impacted the region. for more we are joined by eric njuguna, kenyan climate justice organizer who helped organize the alternative summit which just wrapped. thank you for being with us. talk about the significance of the summit and the alternative summit that you helped organize. >> this is the person is a summit being held here but has been a huge push by western governments have been pushing for carbon markets and represents african interests. carbon markets is basically giving corporate and [indiscernible] running parallel to the nairobi summit, the african climate summit, to give an opportunity and platform for african people to share their own demands and their own interests. juan: eric, could you talk about this issue of carbon markets that the u.s. climate envoy john kerry was pushing, that many multinational corporations around the world are trying to focus on in africa and some people have called

ahead of the summit, the british charity oxfam accused g20 countries of failing by a wide margin to slash greenhouse gas emissions below levels needed to prevent a climate catastrophe. those fears were echoed by u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres earlier this week at the africa climate summit. >> the g20 countries, responsible for 80% of emissions that will be emitting this week in delhi, assume your responsibilities. developed countries must commit as close as possible to 2040. amy: in china, remnants of typhoon haikui struck hong kong on thursday, bringing widespread flooding and triggering landslides. more than six inches of rain fell on hong kong in less than one hour, the fastest rate of precipitation since records began in 1884. in brazil, the death toll from a cyclone that brought flash flooding to southern states earlier this week is approaching 40. in the mediterranean, at least 18 are dead from unprecedented storms that dropped over a year's worth of rain in less than 24 hours over some areas. on thursday, helicopter crews were dispatched in parts of greece to rescue reside

and in honor of that holiday, social justice site, oxfam is ranking, which u.s. wouldn't you california came out on top. researchers say we're number one for multiple reasons like high minimum wage paid sick leave and worker protections. oregon took the number 2 spot washington, d.c., came in 3rd on the flip side, the worst places to work according to the study, georgia, mississippi and north carolina. they came at the bottom of the list. >> all right. coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news as the u.s. celebrates labor day, labor unions continue to demand better wages. >> as well as benefits. we'll tell you the industries that are facing goldman strikes. plus, is travelers are coming back home drivers with gas prices are going up. we'll tell you how much you can expect to pay at the pump. and you've got thousands trapped in the desert in nevada after rainstorms caused problems for people at the burning man festival. we'll be right back. >> right now on the kron morning news. the summer could be described as the summer strikes. we've got multiple l

oxfam have been told off by the charities commission for failing to avoid political bias with their rantsut austerity and stonewall, the ultra woke lgbtq+ charity is more or less at war with the government on a daily basis over its transgender policies . now, its transgender policies. now, i'm a passionate supporter of the charity sector in this country. it is world class. but as with so many of our great pubuc as with so many of our great public institutions , it seems to public institutions, it seems to have been infiltrated by a woke cabal of political activists. we're seeing the same in our corporations and the public sector. and frankly , it's scary. sector. and frankly, it's scary. these activists do not enjoy widespread public support, but they behave like they do and they behave like they do and they wield considerable influence and power for charities should get back to what they do best, and that's fund raising and fighting for their causes in a way which is entirely non—political . the idea entirely non—political. the idea that what the rspb have done this week is in any way ju

oxfam have been told off by the charities commission for failing to avoid political bias with their rantsut austerity and stonewall, the ultra woke lgbtq+ charity is more or less at war with the government on a daily basis over its transgender policies . now, its transgender policies. now, i'm a passionate supporter of the charity sector in this country. it is world class. but as with so many of our great pubuc as with so many of our great public institutions , it seems to public institutions, it seems to have been infiltrated by a woke cabal of political activists. we're seeing the same in our corporations and the public sector. and frankly , it's scary. sector. and frankly, it's scary. these activists do not enjoy widespread public support, but they behave like they do and they behave like they do and they wield considerable influence and power for charities should get back to what they do best, and that's fund raising and fighting for their causes in a way which is entirely non—political . the idea entirely non—political. the idea that what the rspb have done this week is in any way ju

all of our institutions and things that we used respected , used to be very respected, whether it's oxfamst it's just not on. it's outrageous. nikki what do you make of this? >> because some people watching at donors to the at home might be donors to the rspb, might be members the rspb, might be members of the rspb, might be members of the rspb be they might little rspb be they might be a little bit that the group bit concerned that the group that thought there that they thought that was there to birds to sort of be nice about birds is engaging in student politics. >> well, i think this is the problem of social media, actually, what's actually, because what's happened is, as charities have had be online and, you know, had to be online and, you know, putting social media posts out just to compete with the sheer noise news and information noise of news and information that out they that we have out there, they have taken to being more partisan because as it gets more attention so , you know, as attention so, you know, as a strategy from a social media perspective, it works because we're tal