amy: rob nixon, let me ask you on the issue of hope?ld come back to the technological changes and the generational changes. i think the priorities in terms of medication, resilience that we see from -- amy: five seconds. >> younger people today give us hope. there has to be a massive surge of considered action. amy: rob nixon, author of "slow violence and the environmentalism of the poor." . brenda ekwurzel and nathaniel rich. we will link to your piece "losing earth: the decade we almost stopped climate change." [captioning made possiblçç?? narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," two cities-- freetown, sierra leone, and san francisco, california-- continents apart, vastly different culturally and economically, yet facing the same struggle to adapt to rapid urbanization, all set against the backdrop of a dramatically changing climate.e. [film advance clickining]

amy: rob nixon, let me ask you on the issue of hope?ld come back to the technological changes and the generational changes. i think the priorities in terms of medication, resilience that we see from -- amy: five seconds. >> younger people today give us hope. there has to be a massive surge of considered action. amy: rob nixon, author of "slow violence and the environmentalism of the poor." . brenda ekwurzel and nathaniel rich. we will link to your piece "losing earth: the decade we almost stopped climate change." [captioning made possibl ♪ >>> thank you for joining us on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. >>> we begin with breaking news out of zimbabwe. emerson munangagwa has won this week's presidential election. the country's electoral commission just finished announcing the results. the main opposition

rob: who are you more comfortable with, cynthia nixon?oposal from cynthia next in, seems fair to take a line from sex and the city were terry bradshaw says in new york city are always looking for a job, a boyfriend and an apartment. the latter seems true for new yorkers. rent in new york city has increased 33% in less than ten years when we have increased 2%. people cannot afford to live here, they are being forced out and in san francisco people in san francisco make $117,000 a year are able to qualify for food stamps and that is not the direction we want new york state or new york city to go. rob: i don't think rent control -- there has to be another solution. that would exacerbate the problem. 1 million apartments that rent control off the market -- >> there are 2.6 million apartment in the city alone. if you have $100 in rental subsidy you are talking 3 or $4 billion a year. rob: we got to leave it at that. 48 minutes after the hour. coffee shop explosion, the dramatic moment a massive blast goes off with people inside. and marijuana

please keep going cynthia nixon, andrew cuomo and alexandria ocasio-cortez. i have a great friend in robonnell who leads a group called brothers before others. >> sean: it's nancy pelosi and maxine waters party. i don't want them to lose. >> yes, yes. i want to say about new york. that it is the brave men and women who worked for the police department and the fire department who are most offended by the dripping contempt and the hatred, vile hatred that the new yorkers have for people who have made america great. >> sean: by the way, cuomo once said people like me are not welcome in new york. last thing. he has his own security detail. he's running against the n.r. a., which i know you work for, dan. interesting. i bet all of his security detail are armed, aren't they? >> hey, listen, you know the elites. what is good for the goose is not good for the gander. we're just here. >> sean: the authorities arrested a member of isis who entered the country as erefugee. and trace gallagher has a report on on the compound in new mexico. geraldo rivera up next to take on sebastian gorka. you don't

rob: a 60 minute slugfest, hot temperatures outside not the only thing he did in new york, andrew cuomo and cynthia nixon primary debate. >> access to drivers licenses to undocumented new yorkers. >> my opponent lives in the world of fiction, i live in the world affect. can you stop interrupting? new york state is the state, they are a bunch of thugs. >> the big debate in new york last lay things got heated with a few high profile candidates with the subway system. hot button issues like illegal immigration and single-payer healthcare. both candidates trying to out liberal each other. governor cuomo bragged about his feud with the president that ultimately said he himself would not run for president in 2020. a bunch of reaction on social media. some thought it was a mess, others thought it was a productive debate. when twitter user says new york deserves better than either of these candidates and another person suggests play nice in the sandbox, kids, not happening in the world of politics we live in today. rob: you could tell by the look in her face the disdain she has. google maps jumping the gun on so

rob was freezing in here. >> temperatures and suits, that is for another time. a rather chilly relationship forming between andrew cuomo and cynthia nixonad of their one and only televised debate tonight. nixon's team sent an email requesting the room temperature in a debate room be warmed to 76 ° because working conditions are, quote, notoriously sexist. that email says they are sexist when it comes to room temperature so we want to make sure we are all on the same page. governor cuomo according to the new york times likes to keep things notoriously chilly so his camp responded saying unlike cynthia nixon the governor has more important things to focus on than the temperature of the room. you know this frosty fight is heating up on social media. how on earth is temperature sexist? another twitter user says tackling the important issues, i see. nixon's team says cuomo's has called the shots on the debate happening tonight. another case of them butting heads. jillian: everyone should know it is a comfortable 57 in our studio. >> 67 is too cold, i like 76. rob: 1 million lights, a lot of things. we are not going to get into this even thou

rob red state -- john dean where there. the other thing was they did not want an academic conference where any of the scholars were noted critics of nixon. the cancel the conference before. we made sure and i don't want to make it like me but there was a lot of folks. we have academic partners and make sure there was an open, beautiful conference i talked about all aspects of nixon. his life and administration within a few years of the presidential library. a matter of including ideas. it can be all kinds of things. we will talk about the different elements. the challenges are inclusive of all ids and points of view. i think we did it.>> i was in the shadow of your little mountain and home and not to mention the big mountain next store and you lived there. so much to include. a president of many talents and ambitions. many things that had been secret. obviously you have made a big choice recently too much national attention but dial us back a half of a step. how do you think about the full range of the choices? what are the tickets that people can buy when they come to the front booth? there is so many different options. give us a sense