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you've got to pay for greta thunberg plane greta thunberg berg's plane ticket however , i don't know,er, i don't know, maybe rides bicycle. i maybe she rides a bicycle. i don't gets from don't know how she gets from from wherever to the from sweden or wherever to the uk. lewis, what you think? >> i think i think we don't know whether this is a legitimate excuse. have a date excuse. she might have a date for she's for saturday night. she's 20 years she's single girl. years old. she's a single girl. you come up with, you gonna come up excuses, you know that up with excuses, you know that maybe having a headache or washing good washing your hair isn't good enough. she's going enough. so she's. so she's going to stockholm. to stay in stockholm. how she gets how she gets gets to stockholm, how she gets from to edinburgh from stockholm to edinburgh without fossil fuels, i without using fossil fuels, i don't and number one, it's don't know. and number one, it's not fuels that you not even fossil fuels that you know there's more know that there's more petrochemical, more hydrocarbons on titan

you've got to pay for greta thunberg plane greta thunberg berg's plane ticket however , i don't know,er, i don't know, maybe rides bicycle. i maybe she rides a bicycle. i don't gets from don't know how she gets from from wherever to the from sweden or wherever to the uk. lewis, do you think? >> i think i think we don't know whether this is a legitimate excuse. have a date excuse. she might have a date for she's for saturday night. she's 20 years she's single girl. years old. she's a single girl. you come up with, you gonna come up excuses, you know that up with excuses, you know that maybe having a headache or washing good washing your hair isn't good enough. she's going enough. so she's. so she's going to stockholm. to stay in stockholm. how she gets how she gets gets to stockholm, how she gets from to edinburgh from stockholm to edinburgh without fossil fuels, i without using fossil fuels, i don't and number one, it's don't know. and number one, it's not fuels that you not even fossil fuels that you know there's more know that there's more petrochemical, more hydrocarbons on titan,

screenshots of everything in the telegram channel, not a single line, not a single one, they say this is a thunberge is such water not a word of condemnation of a single action that would be held somewhere in front of the japanese embassy. spread to the fish the word is impossible or a disaster. they would write with some kind of ecological paint, they are not interested in this, but now it would seem, moreover, maybe the water is clean. well, i think that the chinese cannot say better than what they said. they said, speaking to japan, you are all of us you assure that you have purified this water to a state such that you can drink it. not only that, well, let's okay let 's say a few words again. look, japan didn't let it in correctly. i understand that the inspectors japan did not let the international inspectors in , everything is not transparent. this as diplomats say, everything is opaque. as we say, not but we called for only one thing, we called just for transparency, so that it was clear what was happening. after all, they teach the whole world how to live, how to eat, how to transport e i d

it 's a thunberg, or something, as i understand it, there are no structures in russia, but she is suchirl, when the trees are in the village, i would like to say such thing that really. yes, a monk can criticize the fact that we have 5% gdp there, but this is how it is with our population. in principle, we correspond in terms of population. we deal in small no to purchasing power. we have the ninth place in terms of ability buyer parity. we occupy the ninth place at face value in terms of population. this is one of the main problems. i don't know what westerners are. as a matter of fact, they correctly had such a long-term strategy for russia itself, as much as the population is growing poorly. and that's what as for the current problems, then there is. i wouldn’t treat it like that, but that’s the way it is with the jida . at first, it really was like the current position of the american administration, well, the counteroffensive is failing. now they are not actively discussing what is considered a victory. here's what you say. we haven’t reached lisbon, which means we haven’t reached

. >> finally, laura, you remember greta thunberg famously chiding the united nations for their sluggishon climate change. >> how dare you, you have stolen my dreams and my childhood. >> well, it turns out she says this all the time. here is greta from over the weekend. somebody spilled a drink at lunch, apparently. >> i'm so sorry. >> how dare you. you have stolen my dreams and my childhood? >> you know, laura, it gets hard to take any of this seriously. it brings us full circle to what biden said at the top. i guess you say i'm going to criticize you for this. i will say that. you say this. and then we will do whatever we want. did seems to be with greta here, too. >> laura: it's all performance art. we are all being punched. and the children of the climate as we know. we are looking forward to that new release. raymond, she is laughing at herself but really laughing at us. thanks, ray. after devon archer's testimony today the biden doj it's possible looks even more corrupt. house oversight committee member byron donalds is here next t president biden, in ukraine and that he was a man

the blessed greta thunberg, personally goes to the judicial golgotha ​​where she really is not crucifiedor 1,500 dollars by valiant eco hits adhesives from her palm to european roads and they say more than once such performances ended in amputations. well, everything is as it should be capitalism, its bright packaging has not yet been opened by rumors, unfolded, and the contents have only to be guessed. although what are the special secrets of many things, it is quite obvious that the ecological dictatorship is built neatly in a consistent building. it promises to be strong and built to last, if the haters, it is firmly aimed at killing the technological civilization as , for example, in germany april 15 will go down in history not just as the end of nuclear energy in germany no this day is the fiasco of climate policy and the beginning pre-industrialization of germany so the un eu usa obse university fau and dozens of organizations and letters, in the names of which are weighty, like weights declared there is nothing worse for humanity than an increase in the average temperature on the

. >> considered to be the greta thunberg of ai, these groups have seen the good and bad impact that technology have. she wants to make a difference in the world of technology, especially ai. >> there are immense risks and opportunities and we can only really make sure that ai is carefully governed if we have people at -- like us at the table, our generation has grown up as the most digitally native yet. >> today at an iconic celebration, cable cars going through the streets 150 years ago, and they threw them a birthday party. people were invited to dress in their best eating hundreds attire, and the cable cars were lined with flowers. >> alright, let's celebrate 150 years of cable cars in san francisco. >> for the big submission, city is offering a daily pass to use the cable car for five dollars. that is great. and it's good through the end of the year. cheapest sightseeing you can never do. larry: and it's fun. think -- the ferry is great as well. did you say clothing from the 1800s? spencer's closet. too soon? [laughter] i'm sorry, i apologize. spencer: don't worry, this body of time for a

byron allen is greta thunberg with money.on allen said he bought the weather channel to save your life. but really the weather channel is saving biden's life. the weather channel is a safe haven for biden to exist comfortably in a liberal bubble immune from sharp questions regarding bribes, the border, and frank is a corrupt confused week and terrified man is being protected by the ideological professional class who runs corporate media. who have no respect for your tax dollars and no respect for your interest in the president's competence. that's actually terrifying to think that joe biden can conceivably win the next election, conducting weather channel style interviews once a month until next november. never having to face serious inquiries into his personal and professional conduct, is on pace to run an even more sheltered campaign this time that he did during the pandemic. the only mechanism to force these issues onto the table is an impeachment inquiry. turning it over now to charlie hurt the opinion editor at the washi

activists like greta thunberg quoted from the report as they addressed politicians. 130 countries were considering a net zero commitment. 1.5 degrees became a totemic figure in the public imagination. this impact was partly because of the role of the ipcc. it brings together thousands of researchers to compile the best science. but remember, it stands not for international, but the intergovernmental panel on climate change. each ipcc report has a section called the summary for policymakers. and before that is published, government representatives and scientists get in a room and go over it word by word until everyone can agree. the intended benefit is that when politicians later turn up at big climate summits, no—one can come into the negotiations and say, actually, i don't think burning coal releases emissions, because they've already agreed on the science. when governments had acknowledged a 1.5 degree temperature rise meant lower risk, activists could use that to try and press them into action. but while 1.5 stuck in people's minds, the science doesn't come with h

justin: considered by some to be the greta thunberg of ai she says they use led groups have seen thend bad impacts that the technology can have. she says the grant to be a launching point to make a difference in the world of technology especially ai. >> there are immense risks but there are immense opportunities and we can only make sure ai is ethically governed if we have young people with a seat at the table because our generation has grown up at the most -- as the most hyper connected. justin: in the south bay dustin dorsey abc7news. stephanie: still to come on abc 7 mornings the former president faces a new deadline. why prosecutors are concerned about his public social media posts and its impact during the trial. plus, governors showdown. ron desantis' well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! [laughter] the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! [la

thunberg shows middle fingers to the opponent of the bill to save nature on the eve swedish eco-activistng police during climate protest blah blah blah blah blah blah this summer's heat has already killed hundreds of people after the rise in average air temperature is irreversible. this is one of the most important problems of mankind, only works like a time bomb. extreme heat covered belarus today in most of the country it was plus 34, while there were strong ones. rain. the capital and its environs flooded all day, a storm warning was announced for tomorrow in certain regions possible thunderstorm. or it will be even hotter in it up to plus 37 in such an evil doctors advise to be less on the street and drink more water by the driver. it is advisable to refrain from long trips. the heat is dangerous and for ecosystems in many regions of belarus a ban on visiting forests has been introduced. factor.by continues to search for the stars of the new season of the project today , the third of five days of pre-casting has ended , the participants perform songs exclusively without musical accom

the case speaks, and the thunberg lives and wins.f garbage into the toilets. we were possible eco-activists vitaly andreevich can these ones? well, for now, let's call them contradictions. they are, well, tough enough. well , still, there are still contradictions between the greens and , let's say, the authorities. yes, develop, really into something more serious than watering. there walls are painted. no, i am here with a great deal of skepticism about this whole situation, because, firstly, it is manageable. secondly, she, in general, manages such enough to him. you know, such globalism here, in general, rule the world, because if we even look at the same german greens, yes, which, in general, in europe have always been the largest such, green force, among other europeans. they very cleverly change their position for these from the conjuncture. today we are because of this tomorrow we are today we are against nato today we are for nato the same applies to some serious environmental programs that can really bring about some kind of

all that's left is warm, thunberg is showing middle fingers against the nature save bill the day beforehe swedish eco-activist was again fined for disobeying police during a climate protest. blah blah blah. blah blah blah hundreds of people have already died from the heat this summer, the consequences of an increase in the average air temperature are irreversible. this is one of the most important problems of mankind, only works like a time bomb. extreme the heat has covered belarus today in most of the country it was plus 34, while it was raining heavily. it flooded the capital and its environs all day, a storm warning was announced for tomorrow in some regions. thunderstorms are possible. or it will be even hotter in it up to plus 37 in such an evil doctors advise to be less on the street and drink more water by the driver. it is advisable to refrain from long trips. the heat is dangerous and for ecosystems in many regions of belarus a ban on visiting forests has been introduced. factor buy continues to look for the stars of the new season of the project today the third of five days o

celebrities so she started as a journalist then a reporter but for her work the philippines and thunberg and people of that nature you do see it happening more so i'm hopeful and some nba players are given money to help kids and so stuff like that isn't corrigendum. but what you want to have happen is for the media then to get on there get on the program help and help with that and don't necessarily because the basic conspiracy that's out there is between who have a product to sell and media or who can deliver their audience and eyeballs and are celebrities who are happy to benefit at the end of this and they are celebrity worshipers and so a sort of hard to break through their set of money making scheme that is going on to it's very medium and celebrities and willing public so now we live the age of a i and where is that where is that going to take celebrity worship the that you can make this stuff up i think we're all watching this play out i mean in my book i talk about a sort of an out a computer created person who is on instagram a family name level michaela and she has millions of

greta thunberg. yeah, my coauthor into how her first grade son was more or less forced to participate in a climate march. first grade as part of his i experience at that at rutgers university. speaking of like the radical ness. we were also given time off from class to march against something i don't know. i mean it all kind of runs together. i was an adult and i could confront my professor, which i did. and i, i have figured out a, according to how much this class is per semester, how much class session is worth. so i'm wondering, are you going to be providing with a reimbursement for this class that we're missing? he not. but was an adult. and i was able to confront my teacher. a first grader is not and so that's why they're shifting from indoctrinating 18 year olds to eight year olds. they want them to be basket cases and that's what they're getting. but you also can't achieve this revolution without bullying your enemies into silence. this is a calling of the angry left. we see it every time anyo

. >> thank god you haven't bought me greta thunberg one. okay. me the greta thunberg one. okay.that would be going. >> i that be in the bonfire. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, but it is a great education tool. my son is. he's seven today, actually. >> he's. >> he's. >> what's his name? >> what's his name? >> jacob. >> jacob. >> happy birthday, jacob. >> happy birthday, jacob. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> happy birthday, jacob. named after rees—mogg, i imagine. >> actually, my son is in >> yes, actually, my son is in the same class as his son sextus. but anyway. yes. so i love these books. this series is brilliant. what it is brilliant. and what it does is it issues. so whether it addresses issues. so whether it's bulimia with steve jobs, for example. yeah, he dropped out of university. he meditates. he was adopted . so subject he was adopted. so subject matters that children of six, seven, eight years old wouldn't necessarily know. so you want little seven year old jacob learning about bulimia. >> do you want him? >> do you want him? >> different topic, jacob learns meditating and t

. >> thank god you haven't bought me greta thunberg one. okay. me the greta thunberg one. okay.that would be going. >> i that be in the bonfire. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, but it is a great education tool. my son is. he's seven today, actually. >> he's. >> he's. >> what's his name? >> what's his name? >> jacob. >> jacob. >> happy birthday, jacob. >> happy birthday, jacob. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> happy birthday, jacob. named after rees—mogg, i imagine. >> actually, my son is in >> yes, actually, my son is in the same class as his son sextus. but anyway. yes. so i love these books. this series is brilliant. what it is brilliant. and what it does is it issues. so whether it addresses issues. so whether it's bulimia with steve jobs, for example. yeah, he dropped out of university. he meditates. he was adopted . so subject he was adopted. so subject matters that children of six, seven, eight years old wouldn't necessarily know. so you want little seven year old jacob learning about bulimia. >> do you want him? >> do you want him? >> different topic, jacob learns meditating and t

it's a thunberg, isn't it? as i understand.ut she is such a girl, when the trees are in the village, i would like to say such a thing that really. yes, you can criticize us for the fact that we have a gdp of 5% there, but the population is like that. in principle, we correspond in terms of population. we deal in small ones they don't by purchasing power. we have the authority of the ability to ninth place. we occupy the ninth place at face value in terms of population. this is one of the main problems. i don't know what westerners are. as a matter of fact, they correctly had such a long-term strategy for russia itself, as much as the population is growing poorly. but as for the current problems, there are. thing, i would not say so. here's to the jida like this. at first it really was, as it were , the current position of the american administration, well, the counteroffensive is failing now, they are not actively discussing what to consider victory, that's what you say, we haven't reached lisbon, which means that we haven't re

kind us usually in front of some kind of tree somewhere of fake green tree somewhere near greta thunbergowed says we will never be allowed another anything. another referendum on anything. look, geoffrey, you're absolutely i suspect. look, geoffrey, you're absc also y i suspect. look, geoffrey, you're absc also let's i suspect. look, geoffrey, you're absc also let's say i suspect. look, geoffrey, you're absc also let's say that|spect. look, geoffrey, you're absc also let's say that people and also let's say that people voted to postpone net zero by the time they'd implemented the time that they'd implemented that have ended that referendum. we'd have ended up anyway, we? up doing it anyway, wouldn't we? because 20, because it'll probably be 20, 65. moving on, an 65. but moving on, an investigation conducted by the daily mail has shed some light on the nhs approach to gender issues. now according to nhs internal guidance, the societal divide between men and women is attributed to colonialism. i guess that's good then. i mean the end of british colonialism is commonly signified by india's

of our sakhalin and kamchatka can reach, but andrei vladimirovich and these money says yes greta thunbergave the main thing in terms of ecology. maybe she eats japanese fish and is silent. i don't know, that's why i'm silent. and by the way, the chinese, as far as i understand, announced yesterday that they are suspending all purchases of japanese seafood. everything is correct. so a little more. come on, we're talking about, uh, brick means, here you are explaining everything to me that brix is ​​not against it. and then there is the collective west. and what can to explain that hmm the brix countries now some of them they uh started to lead such an anti-colonial movement, well, we kind of develop this idea here. well, we're not fighting right here with those. who, as it were, colonized us, yes, it still needs to be looked for, who would be god for this role, and some brix countries have such unpleasant moments. in history. they are now starting to make claims against their former colonizers. well, basically, of course, everything goes to the uk, which once walked around the world like t

we'll talk sport in a moment, but i want to hear about greta thunberg.ntion with drs, who are with the sponsor drs, who are baillie gifford . she says baillie gifford. she says they've invested heavily in fossil fuels. the organisers have come back and they said they respect her decision, but they respect her decision, but the actual business. baillie gifford they say only 2% of their client sites invest in fossil fuels. so i think greta's been a bit pedantic here because how are you going to find a company who hasn't got any links to fossil fuels whatsoever? people have spent their money to come see her at this book festival all and if she knew that was the case, she shouldn't have signed on the dotted line in first place. in the first place. >> worth pointing out that >> it's worth pointing out that the average 11% the market it's average is 11% in fossil fuels. so this company is below any form of is way below any form of average. they're doing their bit and they're actually sponsoring her can't be her chat and she can't be bothered show up. oh i thin

and where is greta thunberg eco-activists green frau berber -active, water flows into the pacific oceanrge of water from fokushima in as a result of the earthquake and tsunami in 2011 , three reactors melted at the station. now the country is slowly draining water from thousands of reservoirs. this is where all the water is collected before being discharged into the ocean. on this unusual excursion was the nuclear engineer lake shore, who led the cleanup operation after the s3 accident in 1979. now he advises the owner of the focusima station, the tokyo energy company, and would give his grandchildren a drink. i and most people think that she is not dangerous, but for a fisherman named charona. it sounds inconclusively located 50 km north of the station in the city of soma after the tsunami and three times destruction. in 2011, he and other fishermen were put out of business. they could not sell seafood for fear of contamination. at first we couldn't sell the fish, but we put in a lot of effort, and eventually we were able to sell it again and we won't be able to sell our fish again, be

the screenshots in the telegram channel, not a single line, not a single one, they say this is a thunberg recorded the fact that there is such water, not a word of condemnation of any action that would be held somewhere in front of the japanese embassy. spread to the fish the word is impossible or a disaster. they would write with some kind of ecological paint, because their water does not interested in this and now it would seem, and here can be clean water? well, i think that it’s better than what they said, the chinese cannot say, they said, and turning to japan, you assure us all that you have purified this water to the point that you can drink it. not only that, well, let's okay. let me say a few more words. look, japan didn't let it in correctly. i understand that the inspectors japan did not let the international inspectors in , everything is not transparent. this as diplomats say, everything is opaque. as we say, we don’t , but we called for only one thing, we they called just for transparency, so that it was clear what was happening. after all, they teach the whole world how to l