tessa: that kind of help is desperately needed here.se homeowners, like many people in the region, have lost almost everythin in these dire times, the support given by the young man is highly appreciated. these guys really sacrificed themselves for us, africans, syrians, everybody. they worked all day. for them it went without saying, they really helped a lot. [applause] [chairing] -- [cheering] with each day, a little progress is made. for volunteers, there is still a lot left to do. brent: and at her final summer press conference, angela merkel called for more action to slow climate change. she is leaving office after national elections this september. here is of what she said today. >> it is not as though we did not do anything, but looking at the goal of keeping global warming well under two degrees, we did not do enough. that is not only true for germany, it is the case where many -- for many countries around the world. and that is why we need to speed up our efforts. brent: i want to pull in our political correspondent simon young

tessa, of course, is going to show us how it's done.ll natural. now, the trick is you want to put your cornstarch in a dish and then slowly add your water until you get a nice thick consistency, now this is cool because it's a liquid when you run it through your fingers but then it's also a solid when you squish it. now, tessa, what can you add to the slime to make it really cool? >> you could add like glitter and beads and it will just make it like really cool. >> yeah, you can add food coloring. what color would you choose? >> i would choose blue because, you know. >> you're wearing a blue shirt. that makes sense. >> if you want to save it put it in a zip top bag or let it dry out and just add water the next day. this is tons of fun for two bucks. so fun. >> that is amazing. also i like her ideas. glitter, beads. blue, you know. >> obviously blue. >> next, anderson is making art out of shaving cream. tell us about that. >> we're doing shaving cream prints here. really simple. use shaving cream. the fluffy kind not the gel kind, mix it

his country has been made by fighting that killed nearly 400000 people and displaced millions, or tessa reports from judah. john cox, it is people voting overwhelmingly to proceed from sudan. 10 years ago, wasn't a mistake. it's what happened to south to don afterwards. that broke him the war in 2013. when another round of fighting in 2016 has left him traumatized. it will not only do as had been we had our collect, my brother. we have get. even during this douglas, my brother the will to kill when it did repeat itself. it was horrible. things are now relatively calm. i like previous t steals that, failed. some people hope you didn't, he government set up last year. we'll hold it for former rebel either react michelle fornia, the 1st vice president along with for other vice president, president salva kit, and michelle are once again trying to work together and to the elections in 2023 politicians. hope this transitional period encourages refugees and internally displaced people to return to their homes. thousands of people live here and this is just one of many can cross out the door. t

that was when tessa decided to buy solarcity. he denied involvement in price talks and state committed to the idea that solarcity was critical to tesla's success. i will bring in ben caddo. he has an outperform rating currently -- what do you think? ben: thank you for having me on. i think, looking back on it -- there was a lot of controversy. first of all, he recused himself from voting. even though he was the chairman, he did recuse himself. i think it is pretty interesting that he did take the stand. looking back, 2016, tesla energy did about $300 million of revenue. we forecast about $3 billion. in five years, 300 million to $3 billion. i think it was a good choice. there is solar involved. but, that is pretty spectacular growth. emily: we talked to dan ives yesterday. he thinks this whole deal is one of the biggest black eyes on tesla and elon musk that he has seen. they have made a lot of risky moves and a lot of them have paid off but he does not believe this one did. ben: i was down in the trenches during this, i think i

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record breaking olympian tessa sanderson tells us how team gb are digging deep to beat the heat and gogo that they might not take part in the feeling was, what's the point of happening, put it back to 2022 and then came the announcement on the 15th, overa then came the announcement on the 15th, over a week ago from the organisers that it would go ahead, the hope being that they could persuade australia and new zealand can be held safely on the tournament could go ahead as planned and they could go ahead as planned and they could persuade them and turn things around there was a statement at the time from july saying there was a contingency plan and john dutton, the chief executive said if they pull out there was a plan to bring other nations in to replace them and they had a number of nations lined up they had a number of nations lined up ready to step up to the mark, so could that be the plan or will the organisers change in the news broking in the last hour with the official statements from australia and new zealand say they have called for a postponement again but would not be taking