thank you very much. >> great to see you, sandra. >> john: sandra, thank you.s is a fox news alert, a sweeping lawsuit from new york attorney general james against former president trump, his business and his three oldest children. suit alleging billions of dollars in fraud claiming the trump family intentionally devalued its assets on financial statements inflating others. trump responding moments ago, another witch hunt by a racist attorney general james who failed in her run for governor, getting almost 0 support from the public and is now doing poorly against law and order ag candidate michael henry. i never thought the case would be brought until i saw her really bad poll numbers. she is a fraud who campaigned on a get trump platform, despite the city is one of the crime and murder disasters of the world under her watch. bill barr will react to all of this at the top of the next hour and a lot to talk about, no question. >> sandra: we look forward to that, his reaction is going to make news and we'll be speaking to him at 2:00 p.m. eastern as we also await

sandra? california faked her own kidnapping going so far as to hurt herself and now she's getting 18 months behind bars. her own describes sherry as outwardly sweet but capable of indense deceit. so what did she have to say in court and what she did? >> she had a lot to say. she admitted she was guilty of lying, guilty of dishonor and ready to accept responsibility for the kidnapping hoax that captivated the nation. this was a dramatic conclusion to an over the top hoax in which the 40-year-old wife and mother of two small children said she was taken at gun point by two masked women november 2, 2016 and held for 22 days against her will in a closet, starved and branded with a hot tool used for branding cattle, she said. as her worried family reported her missing and initiated a search which reached multiple states, she showed up on a county road in northern california three weeks later with a tall tale that turned out not to be true. investigators say she kept going with this story for years

hi sandra. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york.ws in washington. >> john: summer in the rearview mirror and the midterms nine weeks from today. >> sandra: president biden, the president once again going after the maga republicans doubling down on his midterm messaging. >> clear which way the new maga republicans are, they are extreme. >> extreme maga republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and our economic security, they embrace political violence. >> john: while the president labels trump supporters as a threat, critics point out his own party has been spending tens of millions to help trump-backed candidates to win primaries. >> sandra: byron donalds calls it rich with hypocrisy, but first peter doocy is live on the north lawn for us. quite an exchange at the white house a short time ago with the press secretary. the white house in this case is standing by the president's attacks, right? >> they are, and we spent some time on the campaign trail over labor day weekend, focused there a lot on the so-called maga republic

sandra smith is in for harris faulkner. >> sandra: washington, d.c., new york city and chicago. the windy city the latest landing spot for the migrant buses showing democrat-led cities how dire the crisis is in their communities. i'm sandra smith is for harris today on "the faulkner focus". the first bus loads arrived in downtown chicago. texas governor greg abbott in a statement saying mayor lightfoot loves to tout the responsibility of her city to welcome all regardless of legal status. she calls the busing plan racist. james comer giving props to the texas governor. >> i think many more blue cities will have to be sent migrants. but this is working. this was a great idea by governor abbott. all the fentanyl coming across our border and the human trafficking coming across our border and the crime is a direct result of the biden administration having an open border policy. welcoming these people across the border. and i am glad that these big city mayors thanks to governor abbott are now seeing the problem with having an influx of people that come in. >> sandra: matt finn is li

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, aishah. away for president biden, border and baby formula are just as bad if not worse than a few months ago, but karine jean-pierre has been gone unquestioned. they could not find one fact check since the first day of the podium. >> on the job four months as of yesterday and nobody is holding her more accountable and not giving her a pass than peter doocy, particularly on the border issue, pressing jean-pierre over the thousands of migrants into the u.s. every day. >> that's not how it works. >> that's not what you want to happen but is happening. >> it's not like somebody walks over, that's not how -- >> that's exactly what's happening. >> some cases they are scaling the wall in camouflage before running into the country, as we saw over the weekend, yet vice president harris still denying there is a crisis existing. >> the border is secure. we also have a broken immigration system in particular over the last four years before we came in and it needs to be fixed. >> the administration says t

sandra. >> sandra: live from the pentagon, jennifer, thank you.as republican senator john cornyn. what is your reaction to putin and xi apparently pairing up to take on u.s. dominance. what should we think of this? >> well, it proves the adage that the enemy of my enemy is my friends. and this is a marriage of convenience between the peoples republic of china and russia. obviously russia is a regional power, china a rising power, but they are both autocrats and trying to make it seem like their form of government and their economic system is superior to that of the west and the united states. but this ought to be a call to arms for the democracies of the world to work more closely together, to link arms, both for economic reasons, but also for reasons of national security. >> john: senator, it was posited the linkage between putin and xi might be the axis of autocrats, but russia courting iran, and weapons from north korea, the rise of a new axis of evil. what do you say to that? >> yeah, this is -- this has been around quite a while. i remember a

thanks for coming on. >> sandra: great to have you. >> john: interesting to see, sandra, how this is building as an election year issue. i guess with kids back in school now, parents are finding out about the stuff. >> sandra: and a lot of lost learning. so the parents who had lost learning for their children are now having to play catch-up and we need to make sure we have the best and the brightest teachers in the classroom to help the kids get caught back up after the pandemic. all right. meanwhile, this. world leaders descending on new york city for the u.n. general assembly and hanging over the meetings, a threat by vladimir putin to wage nuclear war, months after he launched the invasion on ukraine. >> john: and huge concern china could follow suit and invade taiwan. president biden addressing the twin threats earlier this morning. >> you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. we seek to uphold peace and stability across the taiwan straits, committed to the one china policy, helped prevent conflict for four decades. >>

john. >> john: thank you, sandra. >> sandra: brian kilmeade, i'll ask you what's coming up in a momentian, bottom line, the lost learning was seen the most in those schools that stayed shut the longest. >> brian: no question about it. and what happened is, too, a lot of the teachers were burnt out, i was a few teachers in my family and friends, and had to work harder to put together the program with zoom. and when the kids click on, the parents to the teachers' conference, made the job four times harder. they burnt out. some are walking out, not the ones i know, are walking out of their contracts, they just say i don't want to do it. teacher pay has something to do with it, politics getting into it. i mentioned burnout. the other thing is, people just don't want to do it. i saw in hillsboro in particular, beautiful area, down 600 teachers, they started working with them, trying to figure out different things they needed, they got it down to 300. still need to fill a gap between special ed, math and science, they can't get it. do you have to go to an outside learning center and contract

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it's crazy, sandra. >> sandra: and ask anyone who supports those policies, whenever in the history of this country have we implemented more spending and it actually served to bring down inflation. there is not one single time. i want to roll the tape on this. the inflation reduction act, we can continue to wonder why it has that name. here is democrats insisting this is going to lower the deficit. >> and if you look at the inflation reduction act, it's going to add another $300 billion is going to bring down the deficit again. >> this bill reduces the deficit by $300 billion. >> reducing costs in medicare is one of the ways this bill actually reduces the federal deficit and when we reduce the deficit, we are helping on the inflation front as well. >> this package, reduce the federal deficit by over $300 billion. >> sandra: it's hard to find any economist who says that will be the case. here is the cbo, saying the student loan, the announced changes to the student loan program adds significant uncertainty, never a good thing, may lead to the recording of substantial outlays in septembe

>> hi, sandra.nspectors are currently in the facility, the iaa says it's been able to collect a lot of crucial information in the last several hours about the safety conditions inside the plant. despite their visit, fighting on the outside of the facility has not stopped. large explosions took place in the nearby area just earlier today, and shelling also specifically hit the facility once again today. while the war rages on, it's also a big moment for millions of kids in ukraine. today is the first day back to class. we visited a school in irpin where every single window was blown out from russian shelling. that has all been fixed but the school is also preparing for a lot of trauma and therapists will be on hand this year. president zelenskyy visited the same school speaking with kids and addressed the country, speaking about the resiliency and braverly the kids have shown in the last six months. >> they grew up very quickly. they did not get scared. and they helped. they helped in bomb shelters,

. >> sandra: and great to be here with you, john. president biden walking back his commitment to run again during his interview with "60 minutes" just one of his responses raising abrows. leading some republicans to say the president is simply out of touch, and this is a fox news alert. >> inflation rate month to month is just up, just an inch, hardly at all. >> employers are not raising people's salaries fast enough to cover all the, you know, the inflation. >> food is so expensive now. >> for the last several months it has not spiked, just barely. >> trying to cut back on our groceries. >> the fact is that we have created 10 million new jobs, we are in a sense -- >> biggest challenges for small business is, you know, recruiting and retaining staff. >> it's all personal tax, it's about motive. >> maga republicans have made their choice. >> it's not by disagree with you on the subject matter. >> they embrace anger, they thrive on chaos. >> i think it's fair to say that we have not had a president like the last president who has made

sandra. >> sandra: president biden says the pandemic is over. wouldn't be able to tell it from looking inside of a new york city classroom. the mayor now playing hard ball with educators over a vaccine mandate. a look at the growing pushback. >> john: and looking like a fight to the finish with the midterms getting closer. despite some recent legislative wins, more and more democrats are running away from president biden's policies. will that be an effective strategy? we'll ask ro khanna ahead. >> the democratic party is extreme on border, extreme on crime, extreme on inflation and to my republican colleagues, now's the time to stand up and be counted. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart ma

john, sandra?moving moment as our coverage continues here as and as we approach the 8:00 hour. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. let's hand it off to martha maccallum who picks it up live in london for "the story." martha? >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum live in london. right now you are watching this historic scene as king charles, iii and the queen consult, camilla make their way back from the historic st. giles cathedral in edinburgh. they stood vigil for queen elizabeth, the fou

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sa sandra?to make its way to buckingham palace. night has fallen. the crowds are lining the streets. more beautiful sights and scenes there as they await the arrival of the queen back home to the palace. on a lighter note, john, a video going viral of the new king charles during a signing ceremony in ireland. i believe there's sound as well. let's listen. >> sandra: oh, gosh, i hate this pen, he said. the new king irked with a leaky pen. >> john: you can be the monarch but still have a pen stain. >> sandra: it's the worst. >> john: which is why when you're king you should have a pocket protector. >> sandra: a light moment there as we continue to look at the arrival of the queen heading to buckingham palace. a quick check of the dow after that inflation report this morning. markets do not like it. the sell-off continues. lows of the session as we enter the final hour of trading. dow down nearly 1,100 pounds now. >> john: that's not a good day for the dow no question about it. president biden will

sandra. >> sandra: tough story. thank you, jonathan. john. >> john: fox news alert, await the white house daily briefing and we have just learned about a meeting there tomorrow between president biden and the families of britteny griner and paul whelan, both of them behind bars in russia. >> sandra: the administration has been negotiating the release, we have been told for months now. so far no breakthroughs. the so what do tomorrow's meetings mean with these families? we could find out when the briefing begins moments from now. >> john: also sure to be a hot topic, busses carrying migrants from texas straight to the vice president's house. she has taken heat for months. >> sandra: v.p. frustrating texas officials when she said over the weekend the border is secure. will today's bus arrivals make her see things differently? we'll ask tom homan. he'll be here next. >> you talk about being tone deaf and out of touch. kamala harris over the weekend said the border is secure. maybe she says that because she has not been to the border to see

i'm sandra smith. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. the president goes all in vilifying what he calls maga republicans and it appears that the word is out that this is the narrative for the next nine weeks running up to the

hi, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. comments after the dow plunged 1200 points in yesterday's trading session following the higher than expected inflation number, and it does mark the worst day on wall street since covid shutdowns began june 2020. >> john: biden is back on the road in the motor city of detroit celebrating millions in spending on electric vehicles. >> sandra: not everyone is praising the move. ford confirms thousands of layoffs in its shift to go electric. >> john: we have team coverage, in new hampshire after a couple big primary races there, winner of one, and peter doocy is live on the north lawn to kick us off. peter. >> peter: and ahead of some remarks by president biden promoting electric vehicles, we have been watching the feed as he checks a couple of them out. >> 0 to 60 in three seconds. 0 to 60 in three seconds. my corvette is 5.2 seconds. three seconds. an three and a half, but who is counting. >> who's counting. >> does it have a launch button? >> the president's attitude there, not reflecti

i'm john roberts in washington, hello again, sandra. >> sandra: and we have you there, john. good to be here ahead of the long weekend. president biden's speech in primetime, everyone is talking about it, it turned so political at times that critics say it was more like a campaign event. the president attacking supporters of former president trump accusing them of being a threat to the american way of life, and just moments ago, our own peter doocy pressed president biden himself after that speech on his divisive message. we'll play it out here, it's about a minute long. >> mr. president, do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> no, everyone, come on. come on, guys. i don't consider any trump supporter to be a threat to the country. i do think anyone who calls for the use of violence and building violence when it's used, refuses to acknowledge when an election has been won, insists upon changing the way in which the rules you count votes, that is a threat to democracy. democracy. everything we stand for. everything we stand for rests on the platf

>> sandra, good morning. none of these migrants are being lured or forced against their will when it comes to these texas buses. as i talk about these buses we want to show you the live fox drone. we've had another large group of several hundred cross illegally here into eagle pass this morning. back to the texas buses, all of the migrants sign a voluntary consent waiver form. i've seen the form. do they want to go to new york city or washington, d.c.? when they're on those buses along the way they get food, water, get off wherever they want to go. the migrants themselves have said they are excited to make this journey. a lot have family on the east coast and getting a free ride and happy about it. the local ngo mission border hope said the same thing. nobody is being forced or nobody is going against their will. they're all happy to make this journey. on the other hand the city of el paso run by democrats has been doing the same thing without any criticism. look at the video. they're overrun dealing with the

sandra. >> sandra: the queen has passed away. the queen died peacefully, the royal family says at balmoral this afternoon. the king and the queen consort will remain at balmoral this evening and will return to london tomorrow. queen elizabeth ii has died at the age of 96. john, are her health in just recent weeks and months, obviously was called into question. there were some instances at around her birthday back in april she missed due to her health declining and it has come to this day we now say good-bye to queen elizabeth ii. >> john: i mean, when you think about her reign, it is remarkable. she became queen upon her father charles vi death, her coronation was june 3rd the following year, but she has sat on the throne for 70 years now, becoming not only the longest reigning monarch in u.k. history, but longest reigning monarch in world history as well, and she remained vital right up until the very end. i mean, it is a sad day in the u.k. and around the world. the passing of queen elizabeth, but what an amazing life she lived

hello, david. >> hello, sandra, good morning. that judge, the special master is federal judge raymond deary. he has his work cut out for him. he has to go through 11,000 plus documents seized from mar-a-lago on august 8 in this unprecedented case. he has senior status on the eastern district of new york federal court. he was suggested by the trump team to serve as special master and see if some of the documents should be returned to the president. as he goes through thousands of documents attorney general merrick garland and his department of justice are getting ready to appeal to the 11th circuit court of appeals in atlanta, georgia. the reason. the district judge in the trump case, eileen cannon, told federal prosecutors she wouldn't reverse her previous order that told doj to stop using 100 classified documents until deary is done with his investigation. d.o.j. argues time is ticking and about national security. they promise to appeal to the 11th circuit. it could be risky. the reason six of the 11 judges on that court are don

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. >> martha: hello, john and sandra. thanks very much.m palace where it's evening, 8:00 p.m. right now on "the story," really an extraordinary day here in london as king charles iii, returns to

so as we see the eye coming ashore now, sandra, the damage is only beginning. >> sandra: for those of us who have lived through hurricanes we know how scary they can be. chief meteorologist is with us tracking the storm and the latest tally on some of the winds that are being reported across that state. what are we seeing, rick? >> so far, john, i'm glad we had the video that popped up from 2017 up in jacksonville, because jacksonville is going to get storm surge again from this storm, which is pretty hard to imagine. this is a look at the winds recorded so far, verified naples, 112 miles an hour, still with kinds of the worst of the wind offshore, it has not made its way there just yet. so we have a long road ahead. all right, every hour now we are getting an update here, so this is the 2:00 p.m. update. no changes in the last three hours, pressure still at 937 millibars, moving north/northeast at nine miles an hour. we are looking at that every hour. often times when you have a storm making landfall it starts to weaken a bit, interact with land, the friction changes, and that change

sandra, welcome back. >> sandra: good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. "america reports," a quickly developing situation, ian expected to make landfall between 2 and 4:00 p.m. right now packing top winds of 155 miles an hour. that is just a couple miles shy of a category 5 hurricane. >> john: when you get that high it does not make much of a difference. forecasters warning of the storm surge could be as high as 18 feet as the eyewall comes on shore. >> sandra: an hour out from when it is expected to make landfall, 300,000 people are without power as the early stages of the storm rip away power lines. we have team coverage for you beginning now across florida for the next two hours. >> john: fox weather meteorologist jason frazier, what can you tell us right now about ian? >> john, bottom line, this is going to be an historic storm and we were on air as early as 4:45 this morning with hurricane ian and we saw what we call rapid intensification in a matter of three hours. that means we saw the winds pick up by 35 miles per hour in 24 hours, and already you

sandra: 16 municipios de guerrero estÁn en alerta mÁxima. en la regiÓn de tixtla se desbordÓ el rÍo, lo que provocÓ que 30 casas quedaron bajo el agua. >> tambiÉn en petatlan personal de protecciÓn civil auxiliaron a personas que quedaron atrapadas. sandra: protecciÓn civil de mÉxico informÓ que 14 vuelos del estado fueron cancelados. en oaxaca las constantes lluvias han generado deslaves en zonas serranas. lester provocÓ sobres cerrados los puertos de huatulco y puerto escondido. >> el capitÁn de puerto nos avisa cuÁndo se abre el puerto para reanudar nuestro trabajo. sandra: la ocupaciÓn hotelera en estos destinos turÍsticos se registra de hasta 90% debido al fin de semana largo por los festejos patrios. sin embargo, se han colocado banderas rojas para alentar a baÑistas sobre la fuerza del oleaje. >> me causa mucha impresiÓn ver cÓmo ha estado de agitado el mar. sandra: autoridades piden a la poblaciÓn atender los avisos oficiales y seguir las indicaciones de protecciÓn civil para evitar desgracias. la temporada de ciclones tropicales con

thanks, sandra. >> sandra: amazing coverage from there. thanks. >> martha: thank you. you soon. >> sandra: so coming up, president xi ventures out of china for the first time since the pandemic. now set to meet face-to-face with vladimir putin and the coming days as momentum in the war on ukraine shifts not russia's way, towards ukraine, where they have just raised a ukraine flag over an area that was occupied by the russians. john kirby joins me live after this. save thousands during master spas global hot tub and swim spa sale going on now. every master spas hot tub is proudly made in the usa. browse our extensive line of hot tub and swim spas models to find the perfect fit for your backyard. save big during master spas global hot tub and swim spa sale going on now through september 18th! visit masterspas.com new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. veteran homeowners, need cash? with the

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and i and sandra tween of you. now what is by you mass, exactly. it ease, plant, invest material that can be used as a fuel to produce heat or electricity. but haven't we learned that a bonnie rude and other organic material producers could born to excite emissions? well, that depends on how it is done. so he is a look at of what we have coming up. we'll see how organic material can also be used to make fatty laser. how poor residues can help most the energy greet and how both organic and non organic matter pollute waterways. some months ago, the somali government declared a state of emergency drought there has left more than 2000000 people facing severe water shortages and also hunger. the you and food and agriculture going is a should seize, the situation is extremely wiring. but on top of the drought, ongoing conflict is forcing people to flick their horns. many have ended up in internal displacement, comes in one come for example, clean technology is being used to show people are getting the food they need until now moose say celia barrow has h

my name is sandra t. nobody. hi sandra. nice to see you and hello to all a few viewers out there. i am chris ill mps. at sandra said, our planet is getting hotter and that means we're going to have to make changes to the way we do all sorts of things here. so could look at what's in store on the program out insects could help mitigate money tricia in mother, ga scott. and why many fishing nets in tunisia are coming up empty? will begin in cameroon, where we meet a young man who was very concerned about the impact climate change is having on his home town at the welt. so much so that he was motivated to action. i what started us a bit of fun as now become much more van, just a hobby. i before get into work. these kids how to wash their project supplies, which is a bit out of the ordinary. they're taking part in a workshop run by 17 year old. our sin, don't everything hayes me from trash. the children will learn how to design and build their own models. city out of waste. actual i'm on across is all on my kitchen. we're building a model of the city of to morrow, with trees and renew

i am sandra to nobody here in color. uganda. thank sandra year. we've put together festivities of color for stories, packed full of brit ideas for protective. i'll varmint and making it a beautiful place to leave. i've chris alarms coming to you from ogen state nigeria . come it up. blossom in beauty's boats, tv and computer screens. find a new life in cameroon. berlin, stop restaurants, lead the way in cotton waste and cooking sauce terribly. and the south african artist work in wonders with plastic waste. but 1st september's, normally the thought of the short radius sees it it rhonda normally. but no one in this east african country can rely on fat any more. across africa, the rates of become unpredictable. they may come in torrents to late, all, not at all. some 60 to 90 percent of households in sodom run there are affected by drought. now the government has taken action. ah, it's been a long time since that is a white glove. commer had enough water. this community just over a 100 kilometers south of land. a capitol galley is desperate for rain

i'm beginning to understand sandra's concerns about your friend.worried about your safety. something to worry about your people. you are completely satisfied with yourself. of course, i’m fine both in life in the video and in the photo sergey how do you like our guest now you need to breathe a little, but if she likes it that way, it means she is so comfortable, but how would i feel a little uncomfortable sergey well, somehow not. i accept and let her do what she wants, but it's too much after all. oh, a lot of balloons. and what do you say, i'm not against any changes, but i'm always against the fog, when it's too much, so that it doesn't happen, i overdid the shortage, yes, than feathers, but it's like. ah, everyone's opinion needs to stop, just stop, because everything is fine. she has now brought the car to the maximum and that's it. then you don’t need a big booty, a chic waist, without excess weight, a chic smile, eleanor and here ’s how anna’s transformation is. will i ever change something, because all these came into fashion, i decided for

sandra forde from sutton—upon—derwent sent us this photo from 1953. a home made rosette with her older brother terry, and younger sisterjanette, during a street party for the queen's coronation. and here's a picture from 1957, sent in by lynda carterfrom london. the queen was visiting lynda's school in barnet, and viewed cakes the students had made especially for the visit. during her reign, the queen travelled across the world on many foreign trips. that included several visits to canada, and in october 1987, her majesty stayed at a hotel in regina. the man responsible for looking after the queen, and prince philip, during that visit was the hotel's general manager, gregory moon. and we can speak to him now. when you know the queen is coming to stay, what goes through your mind? details, details, all the details that the security can give you on how they want everything, and how the queen appreciates things. 1 the queen appreciates things. i believe she particularly appreciates the menu you chose, tell us about that. , ., ., , ., that. king george wa

. >> sandra: and you're out, brian. >> john: we'll see you tomorrow night, brian. 8:00. >> sandra: see you this weekend. and breaking news, king charles has a penchant for italian food. you learn something every day, right? >> john: what a week it has been. >> sandra: it's been great to cover it all with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. >> martha: hello, john and sandra. thanks very much. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. live at buckingham palace where it's evening, 8:00 p.m. right now on "the story," really an extraordinary day here in london as king charles iii, returns to buckingham palace and greeted the crowds that have been gathering for the queen. he gave a very moving speech. he praised his mother's unswerving devotion and promised to carry on the life of service and duty that she had ascribed herself to. these are the very first words that he spoke as king. watch this. >> i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow. throughout her life, her majesty, the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration, an example to me and to all of my family. and w

my name is sandra t. nobody. hi sandra. nice to see you and hello to all a few viewers out there. i am chris ill mps at suntrust said our planet is getting hotter and that means we're going to have to make changes to the way we do all sorts of things here. so a quick look at what's in store on the program, how insects could help mitigate bonnie tricia in madagascar. and why many fishing nets in tamisha are coming up empty will begin in cameroon, where we meet a young man was very concerned about the impact climate change is having on his home town and the welt, so much so that he was motivated to action. i what started us a bit to fun as now become much more than just a ha. i before gets into work. these kids how to wash their project supplies, which is a bit out of the ordinary. they're taking part in a workshop run by 17 year old. our sin, don't everything hayes me from trash. the children will learn how to design and build their own models. city out of waste. actual i'm on across is on my kitchen. we're building a model of the city of to morrow, with trees and renewable energy

i am chris philips, and i am sandra tween of you. now. what is bio mass exactly? it ease plant invest material that can be used as a fuel to produce heat or electricity. but haven't we learned that a bonnie rude and other organic material producers could born to excite emissions? well, that depends on how it is done. so he is a look at of what we have coming up. we'll see how organic material can also be used to make fatty laser. how prov residues can help most the energy greet and how both organic and non organic matter pollute waterways. some months ago the somalia government declared a state of emergency drought there has left more than 2000000 people facing severe water shortages and also hunger the you and food and agriculture in his or should seize the situation is extremely wiring. but on top of the drought, ongoing conflict is forcing people to flick their horns. many have ended up in internal displacement, comes in one come, for example, clean technology is being used to show people are getting the food they need until now, most se, cilia barrow has had t

i am chris philips, and i and sandra tween of you. now what is by you mass. exactly. it ease plant invest material that can be used as a fuel to produce heat or electricity. but haven't we learned that a bonding rude and other organic material producers could born to excite emissions? well, that depends on how it is done. so he is a look at of what we have coming up. we'll see how organic material can also be used to make fatty laser how proper residues can help most the energy greet and how both organic and non organic matter pollute waterways. some months ago the somalia government declared a state of emergency drought there has left more than 2000000 people facing severe water shortages and also hunger. the you and food and agriculture going is a should seize the situation is extremely wiring. but on top of the drought, ongoing conflict is forcing people to flick their horns. many have ended up in internal displacement, comes in one come for example, clean technology is being used to be sure people are getting the food they need until now, most se, cilia barrow has

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thus, right, sandra, but fair as like plastic make life convenient. but there is already more out there than our planet can cope with what that doesn't stop, dedicated environmentalists from doing whatever they can to make things better. oh, ah. without the environment, we are non existent. imagine walk into animal the life. there's no way concent after the environment from dick soil on the need your feet to the air you breathe. so the sounds you hear nature is a very, very huge part of our existence, or which we shouldn't leave in does hum, when you, with nature, we should understand and nature need to be preserved to though we can be preserved as humans, a change may come boot camp in lagos, nigeria, 20 year old in little mental activist, all was a new major founded an injury or for training the next generation or wasn't shakers . you're remarked. well, why. 0 has students here explore ways to make serving the environment, creative and fun, such as separating west in pairs with the legs tied to one another. at the end of the workshop, the best predi

i am chris philips, and i am sandra, twin of you. now what is by you mass, exactly. it, ease, plant, invest material that can be used as a fuel to produce heat or electricity. but haven't we learned that a bonding rude and other organic material producers could born to excite emissions? well, that depends on how it is done. so he is a look at of what we have coming up. we'll see how organic material can also be used to make fatty laser. how prof residues can help boost the energy greet and how both organic and non organic matter, pollute waterways. some months ago the somalia government declared a state of emergency drought there has left more than 2000000 people facing severe water shortages and also hunger. the u. n. food and agriculture going as a should seize, the situation is extremely wiring. but on top of the drought, ongoing conflict is forcing people to flick their horns. many have ended up in internal displacement, comes in one come for example, clean technology is being used to be sure people are getting the food they need ah until now moves say celia barr