the entire saheli region emits less than 3 percent of the greenhouse gases produced by the united states alone yet effects of climate change here are disproportionately felt the temperatures are projected to rise higher than the global average which would drive the lake and stunt vegetation past agricultural practices have also not helped. oh my god. the people would come down make a perimeter around the lake for farming and when the water levels rose they would go and leave all the rubbish behind. they leave. which would just lie decomposing and building up silt at the bottom of the light so if you aren't climate change until little rainfall to this type of farming practice the lake could disappear in 5 years if things don't change in 5 years that's what i think but the villages are not giving up since 2018 they have planted 56000 trees and are managing their water resources differently to retain the scarce rainwater in the soil to cultivate and plastic can resist temperature changes and soil degradation. we're working on ways and means of making sure the water from the lake does not co

i also want to do a shout-out to aria saheed who's leading our cultural district. aria, thank you for all of your work. so next, we're going to move on, and it's my honor to introduce someone who was in the office and has been leading the charge in trans and lgbt policy on the state level, our state senator, scott wiener. >> thank you, claire. i also want to acknowledge aria saheed who we honored as our district 11 woman of the year, so thank you, aria, for all you do. you know, we've made a lot of progress, and we tend to focus on the challenge because it's important, and we have to overcome them, but sometimes we need to step back and recognize where we've been. in 2011 when mark leno authored the program to extend health care to trans people, it was lambasted by fox news. fast forward to 2012, when we were able to get health care to extend full coverage to trans people in san francisco. we braced ourselves for this explosion, and you could have had a pin drop. that's just in a decade. that shift was extraordinary. but we know there's still huge challenges around

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and the other side effect of rising temperatures is desert expansion something north africa's saheli region knows well large areas that this is a hell now regularly experience drought for thailand is becoming a rare commodity leading to increased conflict in the region take mali it's been mired in crisis for years. i reporter you traveled to the landlocked country in west africa in fun and he enjoyed the hospitality of the local man who's become an expert on climate change. there's only enough moisture in the sand for the butterflies even though the rainy season just ended. up doing. is the mayor of found out a town in southern mali. and. it wasn't drawing 10 years ago now we can plant rice anymore we don't stop trees we soon won't have any rain at all. to see us and. a few months ago mayor coulibaly got a phone call from the capital bamako it was an invitation to take part in a seminar on climate change one that the mayor was happy to accept. as now for to me any. sort of been opposed to the destruction of our forests for a long time. but thanks to the workshop i learned even more a

these are desperate times so africa saheli jim armed groups are inflicting heavy losses to armies and forcing thousands of civilians from their homes. leaders of the countries affected known as g 5 scrambled this meeting in yemi to urgently find a solution host president mohamed use of force says the frequency of sophistication of recent attacks is worse of lobbing of the that's not going to that's what you know is the risk ill of terrorist attacks are getting larger day after day terrorists are getting more sophisticated weapons the terrorists have been real war professionals they progress every day on the strategic operative and tactical levels. they defied chairman appeal for a new strategy to phrase the growing threat in the foot. we must work together to ensure victory against terrorism in the short middle and long term as the case in other countries fighting terrorism we need allies in alliance characterized to that responsibility cooperation. and respect for each other. at the end of the meeting the leaders resolved to work together to fight the moves which until now has been l

well the feeling here across the streets of the saheli is that of expectations is also that of frustration like we said there are more than 15000 international troops in the cell trying to keep the peace but despite their presence here we see a lot of attacks a rising number of deaths on the military side large scale displacement of civilians and wason in conditions humanitarian conditions i spoke to the resident representative of the world food program here in mali in mali and she was talking about how the last few years people what i'm able to go to the farm and because of bad their food secured a situation is becoming more and more precarious so people here are so much. they've taken so much that they feel they cannot take anymore however they feel that the international forces here in the region should do more than they have they are already doing to to curb the the number of attacks being carried out not only on military targets but also on civilians in the region so they are looking at the meeting of the united nations in new york with expectations that the united nations will do mor

saoirse told me she was going to play jo.id she sahe knew i was working w on "littomen" and she wantedlay jo. and as soon as iw it was saoirse, i knew i wanted it to be timothee, because ty're just so exciting to watch on screen together. >> yang: talk a little bit about the relationship, the working relationship between saoirse and timothee. because i'm thinking, in ♪ ♪icular, the dance scene. >> i think with period pieces, sometimes you end up feeling verything's just so, and everything's so perfect, and everybody's waiting politely for some.e else to finish talking i wanted to bring that feeling of reverence for the text, but irreverence for the joy... allowing it to be spontaneous. and i wanted to create a dance that was both nod to the formality of the time and then had that bursting-out-at-the- seams feeling. the dance that laurie and jo do i actually hadn't read the book again until i was around 30, and then i read it again a i was gobsmacked by it. i thought it was completely modern and fresh and strange and spiky. one of the things that's wonderful to do as an artist is that i

a sahe sat low-energy placeholdr for an actual impeachable offense. the true crime in their eyes was winning the 2016 election against all odds and against the establishment of both parties. the only relevant quid pro quo is the american people's decision to send president trump to the white house in exchange for the commitment to support our workers, restore the economy, defend the troops and drain the swamp. how dare they accuse him of abusing his power when they review the phone records and contracted a kangaroo court and subjected the administration to more harassment than any other history. they arhistory. the argus touristste were loser. the second article accuses him of obstructing congress. ifrt that's an impeachable offee maybe we should impeach ourselves. has obstructed progress on a budget, border security, infrastructure on a plan of economic reform that will put america and the american people first. the american people know what this is really about. it's not about ukraine or russia. it's not about the democrats executive decision-making