it cheaper i don't like to lift that would take you from earth to the technology will be improving and once you access resources off the planet to expand you're no longer having to dig up the earth that's the long term expense is continuing to demand more and more from mother earth in order to continue and expand life if we utilize the resources that are out there in space to continue moving outward it's inexpensive it's much. cheaper than digging up the earth and taking it out of the gravity well over to provide our energy and resources do you think humans could ever take the space the way they. are do we what we have to change our bodies to do that you know what i mean. i really don't like the word taming the earth i need any space. we need to understand how to live within the expanding environment that is available to us and the long term future of life as we move out from the earth will be to utilize and understand and work with the resources of space in order to move outward from the earth in the future so it's a matter of learning how to utilize and live with the expanding environment of humanity i mean. you know we. th

as humanity is approaching and they pax predatory on planet earth that is like you know if you put a certain number of rats on an island they will cannibalize each other until there is no more rats so the population of 7000000000 growing humans on planet earth are getting to the point now where birth cannibalizing each other this pollution problem is socially human cannibalized cannibalization. i mean the point is also that we you know we have cognitive dissonance as a as a species we're able to pretend things don't exist so we're able to pretend there are no consequences to our choices by sending it overseas when most people won't read this article most people how will never go to vietnam or indonesia or any of these places where the plastics are being dumped they won't see that this is any sort of it's not their pile plastic that they recycled their pile plastic is whole some of the same thing with the fact that we no longer have a real economy we are we in this explosion and derivatives and debt and where's that where we could be like you know believe where the winners and all tho

to it's a through the gap and then if i take it right so he's the rating agency has downgraded planet earth apparently no debt anywhere is worth anything anyone. how do you feel about that. you know to be is this a natural consequence of having a system where people are basically forced to borrow to continue to exist. you know people just say go sit well on earning enough money to make ends meet going ever deeper into debt. governments have also seen as as i was saying last decade cutting back on public spending through austerity and this we see a fundamental rethink or gregson mcmorrow these trains are going to take only going to continue and we're going to see you know if the higher rates of corporate and household insults he's all right joel benjamin thanks so much being on the kaiser report that's going to do it for this episode of guys reply with me max kaiser stacey lambert our thanks to our guest once again john badger man if you are a just on twitter it's guys reports and. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that

for planet earth and for dr joe ensure it's a race against time jury is a multiple award winning plant biologist at the salt institute in california she's also been battling parkinson's disease for more than a decade her old idea is to genetically modify existing crop plants to reduce the planet warming chemical carbon dioxide we knew that plants really were good at sucking up c o 2 from the air they've had 450000000 years or more. evolution and that makes the plant really efficient some plants can get that c o 2 out of the atmosphere and they can concentrate in the music during from so this is think back to your school science lesson photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight water and c o 2 into stems and leaves and sea plants expel oxygen as a byproduct but while forests are shrinking globally farmland is expanding the fact that cory says can help cut 0 to the beauty of our planet actually comes down to that when using the food. we've given them the another tray they can see questions coming and put it down in the soil the basic idea behind this science is to gen

paul if the world economy debts being downgraded the prospects of planet earth being the subject of a leveraged buyout by let's say a martian or someone living in a parallel galaxy degrades rapidly it hasn't downgraded the debt it's downgraded the outlook for debt and it's entirely i'm going to go over the other points it's entirely because of the deplorable people it's entirely because they don't understand that we have the divine right of the day pushers like these the wall street has a divine right to this free money and the deplorable people just don't understand this because moody's said political and geo political turbulence is exacerbating a slowdown in national and global g.d.p. growth aggravating structural bottlenecks centered on massive banking and sovereign debt and increasing the risk of economic or financial shocks moody's identified the emergence of influential quote populist movements and suggested this is undermining the effect of ness of domestic policy weakening institutional strength and compounding social and governance risks you notice how they have that all back

aside for a 2nd there's a lot of billionaires in america now that are looking off terra firma planet earth as a way to us what they perceive to be a big problems here on earth and you've got billionaires building rockets building spaceships you've got a lot of what is tesla into orbit with a space man jeff bezos at amazon he's worth over 100000000000 he's talking about space travel i think we're going to be colonizing the moon pretty soon mars is you know a skip but a jump from there so you can't take gold because it's too heavy. and fear of money has a horrible track record in reputation so big point could very well be the interstellar money and it's this is not necessarily outside the realm of the near future not science fiction but this science probabilities and i've always speculated that people watch the show know that i look at the sas rate of decline and it's been over $100.00 quintillion have. as per 2nd our calculations per 2nd is the biggest a shit network computer network every injury in the history of the world by huge factor and it's aims almost as if it's what's driving it is

for planet earth and for dr joanne shorey it's a race against time jury is a multiple award winning plant biologist at the salt institute in california she's also been battling parkinson's disease for more than a decade her old idea is to genetically modify existing crop plants to reduce the planet warming chemical carbon dioxide we knew that plants really were good at sucking up c o 2 from the air they've had 450000000 years or more. evolution and that makes the plant really efficient some plants can get that c o 2 out of the atmosphere and they can concentrate in the music during photosynthesis think back to your school science lessons photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight water and c o 2 into stems leaves and seeds plants expel oxygen as a byproduct but while forests are shrinking globally farmland is expanding the fact that cory says can help cut 0 to the beauty of our planet actually comes down to never using the food. given them another trait they can see questions coming and put it down in the saloon the basic idea behind this science is to genetically modi

planet satellite captured the change just as they record millions of other developments on the earth'shing can hide from planet's cameras including this unannouncinged naval exercise last year that in the past might have remained a secret. >> i think it's so important that the pictures don't lie. and sometimes that can be inconvenient. >> it's all part of a commercial satellite revolution. beginning a new age of discoveries about planet earth. ken delaney yan, nbc news, san francisco. >>> as medical sources are stretched thin across the country, many patients can't get in to see a dr. or don't have the money or transportation to get the care they need. that's where a unique program comes in with paramedics helping out. ron mott reports. >> paramedic brian mccoy a 16-year veteran is putting a new twist on the old house call. >> do you see this as the future. >> i really do. >> he is part of a growing trend called community paramedicinen. expanding the role of medics and emt beyond emergency, typically involving home visits for recurring medical issues a doctor used to closely monitor or

. >> reporter: giving back in a way that's good for business and good for planet earth. >>> so therea county in missouri that has a posse of 17 new sheriff's deputies. we should call them honorary sheriff's deputies. take a look at this photo, because it shows more then a dozen members of the same sheriff's department posing with their babies, all of them less than a year old. now their dads work for the jefferson county sheriff's office just south of st. louis. meg oliver is there with the story of how this county's baby boom was born. >> reporter: a bundle of joy can bring parents together, but with this sheriff's department welcoming 17 newborns, they might need to call in reinforcements. you have to wonder if something is in the water in jefferson county. 17 infants within one sheriff's department born in the same year. >> i think no one realized how many babies there were until we showed up that day for the picture. and then it was kind of an awe factor, just seeing them all. >> yeah, buddy. >> reporter: meet connor, the first born on january 10th. then last month little micah a

astronauts get ready to boldly bake where no cookie has been baked before gadi schwartz, nbc news, planet earth. >> nice assignment that's "nightly news" for tonight. i'm savannah guthrie, see you tomorrow on "today." from all of us at nbc news, good >>> i saw the headlights and i saw him. and it was like -- >> a life saving move. the quick thinking a b.a.r.t. employee made. and he pulled that man right off the tracks. >>> also a line out the door, why victims of the sonoma a $ f area's housing crisis. the news at 6 starts right now. good monday. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathie. apple will recruit more than $2 billion to help the housing crisis in the bay area. our business and tech reporter scott budman broke the news this morning for us on twitter. tonight he shows us where else that money is going. >> reporter: it is the most valuable company in the world, and now apple has earmarked $2.5 billion to help ease the california housing crunch. >> it could be a little stressing at times. >> reporter: stressful for the agholor family of san jose. they're renters soon

. >> the planet earth is in severe danger and we're facing a global crisis. in this country and around the world to the scientists and agree new deal that the congress woman and i are fighting for is the only program out there that does that. amy: the plan was co-sponsored in the senate by jeff merkley and another 2020 presidential candidate, elizabeth warren. it's been endorsed by more than 50 climate and affordable housing groups. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on tueueay, the susupreme court heard d oral arguments from thre lawsuits demanding the trump administration preserve deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca. the obama-era program has granted protection from -- to at least 700,000 undocumented people who were brought to the united states as children. the court's conservative majority appeared poised to side with president trump in ending the program, while some of the court's liberal justices seemed skeptical. justice sonia sotomayor said during the he

for planet earth and for dr joanne shorey it's a race against time jury is a multiple award winning plant biologist at the salt institute in california she's also been battling parkinson's disease for more than a decade her old idea is to genetically modify existing crop plants to reduce the planet warming chemical carbon dioxide we knew that plants really were good at sucking up c o 2 from the air they've had 450000000 years or more. evolution and that makes the plant really efficient some plants can get that c o 2 out of the atmosphere and they can concentrate in the music during photosynthesis think back to your school science lesson photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight water and c o 2 into stems leaves and sea plants expel oxygen as a byproduct but while forests are shrinking globally farmland is expanding a fact that cory says can help cut 0 to the beauty of our planet actually comes down to never using the food. given them another trait they can see questions come in and put it down in the sewage the basic idea behind this science is to genetically modified

guys are probably up to no good and so on this particular day we're going to remove them from planet earth now we're getting into minority report into this sort of side 5 world of p.j. did where it's justifiable homicide even though it's for that that might take place in the future it's ok to kill from a distance without a warrant without a trial without a jury and the execution takes place off screen. where appropriate we will bring the terrorists to justice. when. when we. do you why and so. do you why aren't. we why are. you. here right now. they say there we're going to. the most of a woman. is worth paying attention to obviously i do not agree with much of what you said the president is not implementing policies that we need to see change for example that he would stop the authorization and think interest rates which means killing people on the basis only of suspicious behavior that's led to the killing of many innocent people was the question on my facebook page. and ask them what they wanted to ask you when a lot of them said that you were hurting your own cause because one you appe

just on top of your had would you say there is such place on planet earth where is there is like a perfect democracy individual freedom self expression is there such a place on our planet yes there is search place in the individual of the more human rights or freedom of. in my heart he told us why. fight for my dream and i don't see that would ever going to become a reality while while protecting my heart so we agree that there is no such country or player on earth which would be like this perfect democratic heaven no i don't think so i think all the so called the. have today is the lead leaving the sufferer of the place so you fully separated to the understanding the people become of a selfish and very narrow mind where we're going to take a break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to legendary i way way. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's gone. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth. is going to cause tidal wave

welcome to planet earth and west from one of the front lines of the climate crisis 1500 kilometers in that direction lies the philippines papua new guinea is 1500 kilometers in that direction we are surrounded by ocean. her lao is an archipelago of hundreds of islands a pristine environment with unique biodiversity but the very thing that is not to the people here is now what threatens them and their way of life. across the globe oceans a warming marine life is dying the waters steadily rising and that's a problem for hundreds of millions of people who live on the world's coastlines residents of cities like shanghai miami lagos rio de janeiro oh threatens down the line unless things improve we're looking at climate refugees on a massive scale but as the pacific island nations that all the most threatened and the least here in plow it it's not just the people but the extraordinary ecosystems that are in the firing line. it is an extraordinary sight exposed structures of ancient coral reef framed in an expensive took ois the requirements of palau a unesco world heritage site and beneath

immunization rates in the world but that ship state stay with us now is there and he's going to use up to planet earth. hello i am a man is a barrel and this is planet s.o.s. the land is one of our best weapons against climate change but why are we destroying it scientists say humanity is stripping the earth of its ability to sustain life and that extends to the way we produce food but we're wasting a lot of it on not feeding all who are hungry we speak to people working to transform our relationship with the land embracing sustainable practices and we'll look at what's coming up at the crop the annual climate talks taking place this year in the trades. we begin with something which quite literally supports us the land we live on it's produced much phosphate from it and depend on it for other things such as fuel and clothing it since hegel to the planet's carbon cycle drawing carbon dioxide down from the atmosphere through plants and trees and storing it in the soil but we're destroying it in august the i.p.c.c. that's the u.n. body charged with assessing the science on climate change found the lands

out planet is warming as never before with profound consequences for all life on earth but the world's leading scientists say that if still time to act climate s.o.f. sets out the facts and the science behind the issues affecting our planet. i'm brings you what people across the globe doing to time the crisis around plan attacks o.-f. on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines this hour iraq's prime minister has submitted his resignation to parliament and asked members to debate it possibly on sunday as a lapdog marty announced his intention to quit so on friday following 2 months of protests. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has visited the site of a knife attack in london where 2 people were killed on friday police say the attacker had been convicted of terror related offenses in 2012 but that he was released early from prison. and the army in the democratic republic of congo says it's killed a rebel leader as part of a major offensive against a.d.f. fighters the group has been blamed for a series of attacks around benny. now the president of syria has been senten

all right in the middle of it by purchasing products we play our part in the destruction of the planet. earth if we are lucky. in order to prevent us thinking that such products shouldn't exist corporations constantly talk about sustainability. and the end of coca-cola that's it. sustainability is absolutely critical to our business survival and to our growth. ahead of ikea does it to. sustain it mean that it is a vital part of our strategy everyone does it in a way how we're using resources in a sestina where man becomes increasingly important i'm confident that we can create a more equitable and sustainable world for all of us we can create value safely and sustainably it's about creating a culture of sustainability students and this is the guns in reading through from the lips of those with this just the constant to merge didn't use them in this is helped me up on the end of those 2 lessons and lessons. to 2 of the seasons also mazel keep 6 men in there to employ. even in the good news the. ok it's. going to them deported. yeah but just on my lady in the navy they still don't was my good l

just on top of your had would you say there is such place on planet earth where is there is like a perfect democracy individual freedom self expression is there such a place on our planet yes there is such place in the individual the more human rights freedom of expression. in my heart he told us why. fight for my dream and i don't see that would. become our reality while while protecting my heart so we agree that there is no such country or playing on earth which would be like this perfect democratic habit no i don't think so i think all the so called of the. have to just leave leave me the suffer of the place so you pretty sad pretty to understand the the people become selfish and very narrow minded but we're going to take a break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to legendary i way way. those who consume corporate media will believe the bolivian army rightfully overthrew the democratically elected president of bolivia the word coup is not mentioned but this is exactly what the tried and tested color revolution playbook was on display for anyone paying attention bolivia's

. 20% of all the freshwater on planet earth is located in our backyard in the great lakes. if this region can hang on and look for creative ways to reinvent itself, by the end of this century when water is a desperately sought commodity, scarce not only in this country but across the globe, it will not be a bad thing to be sitting on top of 20% of the earth's freshwater capacity. i think if this region can harness it, we can see a real growth that can turn the tables and tilt the scales in our direction. toledo has been called the glass capital of the world. it is referred to as the glass city. that is because of the influence of four major international corporations all producing some aspect of glass, and that has been the case since 1888, when libbey brought the first glass factory to toledo. who868, jessup w scott, owned much of what is today downtown toledo -- he was a real estate broker investor -- wrote an article for a magazine. "therticle was titled, future great city of the world." at that time, toledo was really struggling. toledo was founded in 1837. the state of