at the same age, greta thunberg launched an international movement by skipping school. politician or a scientist, nor is she the first to campaign against climate change. at school, she was bullied for years, before being diagnosed with asperger�*s syndrome. but in 2018, this swedish schoolgirl found herself hailed as the unlikely voice of global youth. she's become the symbol of a generation which, as she puts it, is not being listened to by older people, who won't suffer the consequences of not listening. whether you admire her or despair of her, greta thunberg's influence has already been profound. and she's still a teenager. in 2015, the eu and nearly 200 countries signed the paris agreement, attempting to limit the global temperature increase this century to 1.5 degrees celsius. greta thunberg has pleaded, reasoned and raged in the faces of world leaders to keep their promises. you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you? in doing so, she has become a modern icon to some, and an alarmist pariah to others. she has graced magazine covers, and is mobbed lik

at the same age, greta thunberg launched an international movement for skipping school.s not a politician or a scientist, nor is she the first to campaign against climate change. at school, she was bullied for years before being diagnosed with asperger�*s syndrome. in 2018, this swedish schoolgirl found herself hailed as the unlikely voice of global youth. she has become the symbol of a generation which, as she puts it, is not being listened to by older people who won't suffer the consequences of not listening. whether you admire her or despair of her, greta thunberg's influence has already been profound. and she is still a teenager. in 2015, the eu and nearly 200 countries signed the paris agreement, tending to limit the global temperature increase this century to 1.5 celsius. greta thunberg has pleaded, reasoned and raged in the face of world leaders to keep their promises. you all come to us young people for hope, how dare you! in doing so, she has become a modern icon to some and an alarmist pariah to others. she has graced magazine covers and is mobbed like a rock s

i asked him if he agrees with greta thunberg. jan: i do not agree with this interpretation.uclear power plants are unreliable, expensive, and it is a myth that there ecologically friendly. regarding the fuel that is needed and regarding all the garbage pruced by nuclear power plants, it is a myth that they are climate friendly. and therefore, we should, in the name of security and any name of renewable energy future, stop producing power by nuclear power plants. brent: but if you are saying nuclear power is not good for the environment, which everyone would agree with, what about coal burning power plants? they are even worse, are't they? jan-niclas: i would not enter a comparison between two extremely dangerous technologies. nuclear power plants are extremely dangerous as well. and of course using coal to produce power is not climate friendly. indeed, we just agreed in our coalition agreement on exiting coal in 2030, which is very importt and unfortunately due to the russian attack on ukraine, we're now forced to use more coal in the short term to secure our power supply. w

and environment campaigner greta thunberg tells the bbc why she does not want to go into politics. just feels like that world is so toxic. but also, as it is now, the changes necessary will only come if there's enough public pressure from the outside. and coming up on the bbc news channel: we will hear from one of the men trying to find a future for wasps, the premiership rugby club in administration and looking for a buyer to save the club. hello and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. the prime minister liz truss chaired a meeting of the cabinet this morning, after apologising last night for the mistakes made since she entered number ten. speaking to the bbc, she admitted her premiership so far "hadn't been perfect" but said she would lead the conservatives into the next general election — this despite widespread criticism from within her own party. yesterday the new chancellor jeremy hunt scrapped most of her tax—cutting plans, announced only last month. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has the latest from westminster. helen catt has the latest is helen catt has the latest it

you ate greta thunberg.the way, as you sit and watch the results of the lunatic policy she's espousing without even understanding europe's energy grid collapsing then you're a bad person. as fox reported, attacks expose what she must face. no. they used her suffering to her own benefit. "the washington post" complained autistic young people reserve attention and respect. really? whose pawn is she? yours. there was a study of analysis of ageism, enablism, and youtube videos about climate activist greta thunberg. oh. so again you need to listen to her because she's not well, but if you note she's not well you're a bigot. it's the same, exactly the same dynamic you're watching with the president of the united states, joe biden, who is not well and everybody knows it. joe biden mourned the deft of congresswoman jackie walorski publicly, and then asked, totally befuddled, why isn't she here at the event. if you noticed that happened, you're the ageist. >> come on. you can't go after him for not giving aid to flor

greta thunberg's new book comes out this thursday.imate activists about the stark and serious issues facing us here on earth. it is published on the day the u.n. says there is no chance of meeting the paris climate target of no more than 1.5 celsius rise in world temperature by the end of the century. let's bring in one of the writers featured in the book. joining us live. good evening to you. thank you for being with us. what is your message in what you have written in the book >> my essay scific goodly looks at why it has been so hard for action. i focus on the ro of the fossil fuel industry and promoting disinformation about the crisis. >> stop oil is something that comes to mind. the campaign has been using art and abusing art to make headlines. that is one issue. i'm thinking about the way the -- industry is steering towards an electric car that costs so much more than a standard internal combustion engine. >> depends on how you do the counting. it is true that elecic cars, like many forms of renewable energy, costs more up front

four years ago, a 15—year—old greta thunberg went on strike from school in sweden — and began her ownt her to discuss some of its key themes. she's become the unlikely voice of modern activism. greta thunberg is the swedish teenager whose school strike to raise awareness of climate change caught global attention. you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. so did her impassioned pleas in front of world leaders, and fans closer to home. when i say climate, you sayjustice. climate! justice! exactly. thank you so much, glastonbury. she has now created a book of essays written by her and over 100 experts by way of a toolkit for those concerned about climate change. i want to explore some of your views on some of these complex policy issues where you do have to make choices, and governments do have to make choices. i pretty much never go into specific things to talk about because that distracts from the crisis itself. for example, nuclear power. that is something that is being used a lot by people to distract because it is something that people feel so strongly about.

the award may go to one of the fighters for environmental protection in the list of candidates greta thunbergt outstanding scientific discoveries, literary works, as well as contributions to the promotion of peace processes and the development of society in lviv, the displaced people completed their studies at the ukrainian language club within the framework of the shelter - friendly lviv project, 12 participants and a half months, they perfected their nightingale, among them immigrants from mariupol, kharkiv, kherson, and severodonetsk, the participants figuratively in the conversation club could take all those who wanted to from the age of 14 with the help of the games they improved their level of command of ukrainian and broke the language barrier, according to the organizers, russian-speaking ukrainians are now involving their friends in the study in plans to continue speaking courses within the project, we not only learned ukrainian here, we played games, we watched movies, an art critic came to us who introduced us to ukrainian art, in fact , the participants and the participants talked

. >> one thing i would add, yesterday greta thunberg tweeted in solidarity with egypt's prisoners of conscience and said, use hashtah #freethemall. amy: i want to and with sanaa first play the words of alaa abd el-fattah in his own words. >> all that is asked of us is standing up for what is right. we are not required to be notorious and our stand for what is right, we are not required to be strong as we stand for what is right, we are not required to be rehearsed in our stand for what is right. all that is asked of us, we insist on standing up for what is right. amy: that from alaa's father's memorial in 2014. briefly released to be able to attend. i know this is very painful for you as you talk about your brother, more than 200 days on hunger strike. your dad died in 2014. his son was born, is that right, when he was in prison earlier. >> yes. amy: your final thoughts? >> i wanted to stress what naomi was saying, it is really important to feel this event, to shed light on the human rights situation in egypt. right now progressions are starting to happen. police forces have started

well, at least it 's shortsighted to say, uh, on behalf of greta thunberg.k in a female voice. it is logical, yes, that's right, you specially invited girls who speak english social grets. yes, there were four of them cute girls, and they were generally far from prank. and for the most part. they didn't even know the people they were going to talk to, not in the sense that we somehow kept it a secret. no, they're just some kind of justin labor girl. and who is this? is it important to me? let's go there. well, text me. well, it's a big team. in general, there is no team, like this in front of you. this is how it is, as they say, a guest star. here we also have russia, uh, man. he communicates well, for example, with officials and politicians. here we ask him there, let's say, some topic is interesting in russia there are elections, let's say some call. but officials or he also scolded the governors there, that's because that's because we have exactly that. she didn't turn out so well for me. he is just like that, as if they are calling you from above, there

lord greta thunberg approved, so we will extend the operation of nuclear stations right up to april. thank you, saint greta, it would seem complete nonsense, and under this nonsense is written off divided and privatized huge, huge money. and so far everyone is happy there. i mean those who have the opportunity to participate in this race today. i have everything right now, watch the news program and see you tomorrow. on tv channel rossiya vesti in the studio evgeny rozhkov hello, ukraine has lost the main thing by this hour already the third of its power plants today, new strikes on kiev, kharkov, dnepropetrovsk, cruise missiles, combat drones, hit the critical infrastructure of the country. and they continue to snarl at our st and randomly fire at peaceful villages in the belgorod and kursk regions, there are victims. anyone who wants to move from the kherson region to another region of russia will be given a housing certificate. we will tell you the details of this program. germany has complicated obtaining schengen visas for russians, swedish journalists have dived the bottom of th

in particular, on behalf of greta thunberg, four different girls called politicians, as vovan lexus himselfd all statements that that russian special services are behind him. the lies of the anchors told how the preparation for investigations actually goes. here, too, it must also be said that people still here, how many interviews we have given, how much we have spoken, people believe that somewhere we take a phone number almost out of thin air, we call any day and night there we say, this is poroshenko hello. let's talk. we are on that side, of course, immediately yes, yes, yes, yes. let's discuss this now. let's not. this is very difficult and long work. even here to choose this whom to call. this is also very difficult to get into. this , as they say, hmm venus in mars, uh, the stars have converged, this small, uh, window of opportunity, for it to appear here, it's very difficult to find. uh full interviews with pranksters. see the program arose today at 0 hours 40 minutes ntv channel started in kostroma, a major scandal erupted around the ipatiev monastery, they decided to save money a

can reveal the winner of the young athlete has gone to a man who has been called the answer to greta thunbergorwegian footballer morton boyce b. and i'm pleased to say that he joins us now from berlin. congratulations on winning this award and from people who have not been following your work as an eco warrior to tell us about some of the things that you've been doing. in the last seven or eight years i have been going through this journey and finding out what i can do. when i was 18 i figured out that i wanted to do everything possible to fight the environmental crisis and since then i've been asking what i can do as an individual and that went from changing myself to actually trying to build a movement in football where we try to use football to change the world because i think football can make a huge difference. and it could be a fundamental part of solving the environmental crisis. when you are here i knew that he cycled from the training complex to the stadium and you got the club to put solar panels on the stadium roof. these are tangible and practical benefits that you have added. i w

the ghost of greta thunberg suddenly loomed over europe this week and how activists who call themselvesp the uprising scientists have glued themselves to the semi-museum of volkswagen cars how do you say a normal person? as activists, well, they won't be named. just look at them. well, why, why, for nature , those who look like a mistake of this very nature are always fighting. the leadership of the volkswagen concern listened to the protesters and supported the right of the group to protest, but refused to provide them with a bowl for urination and defecation bad, which crap in the bowl, but then wash it with soap, that's where the real ecology boys activists stayed glued in the museum for the night, the action stopped after 19 hours, when the cleaning lady came in the morning without food, a person can live for several weeks without water for 3-4 days without hype and press attention, and as an activist, he dies in less than a day. those in need were given medical assistance to the organizer, the action will have to deal with the police. yes, everyone there needs urgent psychiatric he

and the climate activist greta thunberg says she will not pursue a career in politics because it is too toxic. welcome back to westminster, the prime minister liz truss has chaired the cabinet after apologising last night for mistake she had made since entering number ten as pm. speaking to the bbc, she admitted her premiership so far hadn't been perfect but said she would lead the conservatives into the next general election, this despite widespread criticism from within her own party. yesterday the new chancellor jeremy hunt scrapped most of her tax—cutting plans, announced only last month. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has the latest from westminster. is it time for liz truss to go? cabinet ministers leaving their weekly meeting in downing street. is she finished now? has she may too many mistakes? a united front but they know the prime minister is in serious jeopardy. their programme for government is now radically different. last night liz truss told the bbc she was sorry. first of all, i do want to accept responsibility and say sorry for the mistakes that have been made.

destroy some famous artwork and fight climate, they are realizing they shouldn't have listened to greta thunberghould have listened to donald trump and his message was clear about make your own energy. they are saying what is more valuable than gold in europe because people are gathering wood for the coming winter and the iron he is they are praying for a warm winter, wasn't global warming supposed to bring more winters? they are praying for one because they are facing one of the highest death tolls from people who can't afford to heat their homes this winter. rachel: what you're doing is important, you are pointing out what is happening in europe, our future, we are paying high prices, seeing skyrocketing energy costs, not where europe is but we will get there because of president biden's policies and what this is about, so many unscientific basis of which this because is based on on your website climatedepot.com, causing food shortages, famines, so great to have you. maybe we should leave them glued to the wall, they comment performance art. >> let's we have a repercussion expect more of this

these kids are actually being raised about this climate doom led by greta thunberg. i want you to panic and that's what they're being told. they're being told that the world is done. they testified on capitol hill teenagers and they're like, mom and dad, you destroy the planet. it's up to us to clean it up their, weaponize these little kids. and that's a shame. yet teen vogue has an activist named jamie margolis who famous quote was if we can shut down the world for a virus, we can do the same for. that's the level of thinking at teen vogue their little ministers propaganda for the deep state and for the climate agenda. more on esg which to everybody is on everybody's mind. it goes after american companies but it completely ignores china. so yes that's interesting to make that point. yes. so so elon musk called it a complete sham because exxon's exxon made the top ten list of their favorites and he didn't. tesla didn't. yes and that's the thing. it can be manipulated any way that you want. it's arbitrary. there was a video i was trying to show you it is done by a gro

greta thunberg is one of their favorites. even vladimir putin if you go back to the early days back in the nineties, he went through their program. get to that a little bit. you see al gore, john, prince charles, all the heads of fortune 500 academia, the media, celebrities, the royal family next. and the slogan is these are videos that they actually produced, slick videos. they ended up pulling these videos because they got so much they said the quiet part out loud they wish they weren't supposed to do. you can see the logo, world economic forum. you'll own nothing and you'll be happy next. whatever you want you'll rent and it'll be delivered by drone. you'll own nothing you'll be renting delivered by drone. the us won't be the world's leading superpower. they're very clear next. there will be a global price on carbon. it will make fossil fuels, not fossil fuels, more expensive or more regulated history next, a billion people will be displaced by change. that's the fear we have to do this because we're saving the planet next

it wasn't long before liberals started melting down faster than greta thunberg at a monster truck rallypiece of trash. and they said it on twitter so they should thank him for the pre speech the ingreats. musk followed up saying it's important to the future civilization to have a common town squared. meanwhile twitter's brats are proving it's as essential as james corden's running shoes. tossed an open letter about elon's plan to fire 75% of them quote a threat of this magnitude its reckless undermines our users and customer's trust in our platform and is the transparent act of worker intimidation. someone should flag that for misinformation. so like death row inmates requesting cushions for the electric chair the people about to be fired wrote up a list of demands. they want respect, safety, protection, dignity. hell, if they want all that they should just come work for me. >> hey, guys, great work on the scripts today. [laughter] >> greg: jimmy, it's so adorable that they wrote up a list of demands. it's kind of like the christmas list by a five year old and daddy's like you're not ge

. >> it's the price of listening to greta thunberg. not the best idea in the world.: we'll leave it there. chris, come back soon. ryan payne, you're sticking with us all morning long. a federal jury finds russian national igor danchenko not guilty on four counts of lying to the fbi on the phony russian dossier. congressman ted budd weighs in when we come back. ♪ how long has this been going on. ♪ you've been creeping out on me. ♪ while you're calling me baby. ♪ how long has this been going. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ >> we've known all along that mr. danchenko was n we're happy that the american public knows that that as well. maria: that was the lawyer for igor danchenko taking a victory lap of sorts after a d.c. jury found the primary source of christopher steele's debunked dossier not guilty on four counts of lying to the fbi. the future of the probe into the origi

against the backdrop of smoking chimneys of thermal power plants right there is a portrait of greta thunberghe british new magazine is worth changing, and in its latest issue they suddenly remembered the existence of the swedish eco activist and gave her several spreads for author's article, and more precisely, ecological preaching to the tundra, he reproached western politicians for not coming to the rescue. planet earth and abandon the green policy. for the sake of the energy security of their countries, the withdrawal. from this is made quite, paradoxically they say the dependence on fossil fuels must be completely eradicated. after all, coal and gas, if they literally support authoritarian regimes and finance their ambitions, all this is accompanied by the already familiar threat of new climate protests, they say, young people demand change, however, despite the fact that green ideals some steps towards a brighter ecological future in europe are being pushed into the background in the energy sector steps towards a brighter ecological future in europe are already being taken in holland ,

from the soul, the government in the european union fell everyone says, well, thank you god and greta thunbergril. thank you. oh , saint greta, it would seem to be complete nonsense, and under this nonsense, huge, huge money is debited and privatized. and so far everyone is happy there. i mean those who have the opportunity participate participate in this race for today. i have everything right now, watch the news program and see you tomorrow. on tv channel rossiya vesti in evgeny rozhkov's studio hello, the main thing is that ukraine has already decided on the third of its power plants today.

greta thunberg told the german government you might as well keep nuclear on if it's running because bettern coal. germany is spending billions to build lng terminals because they need to have liquefied natural gas. jonathan: is that a problem with teenagers shaping policy? these are big issues that cannot be resolved overnight. anne-marie: they can't be resolved overnight and winter of next year and the year after will be doubly challenging stuff we are a net exporter in the u.s.. when you look at gasoline prices, even though in nevada, they are at five dollars per gallon, they are six dollars in california and the europeans will laugh at us. that is their norm. jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro, looking at a 30 year guilt yield up by 25 basis points. the bank of england said the gilt market operation will end this friday. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig

opposed coal, oil and gas, but now we've heard about them again, no, we're not talking about greta thunberg sweden, but a new movement has formed. and the new community name is climate group. just stop oil on friday, two young activists infiltrated the national gallery in london's trafalgar square and poured hines' tomato soup on van gogh's famous painting sunflowers after the proud girls got stronger with an empty can jar overweight took vective poses, they say torment us, drag us to arrest, but we are still like that. i’m an eye mold for you, a van gogh painting worth under $ 85 million was not damaged because it hangs under strong glass, maybe the frame is damaged a little, but the police escorted the attack on the face by an activist to the station, one of them managed to shout out questions art is more expensive than life food and justice you are more concerned about protecting the picture or protecting our planet of people, the other in hysterics claimed by shouting that millions cold and starving families can't afford to heat up the soup. and that the british have to choose between w

remember, my name is alexander gordon last week two gretas or well, in short, indistinguishable from greta thunberg van gogh's canvas sunflowers with tomato soup, it was a protest against rising prices against fuel crisis, the world shuddered, because, after all, culture is what unites us, or at least should unite, if not for one circumstance, now we live in a world where the abolition of culture is becoming culture. and today we're just going to talk about it. and let's start with a quote from the iconamist magazine, a popular, respected magazine article that we will quote is called russian classics, stained by imperialism. let's listen. literature is associated with the society for which and about which she writes books - this is a camouflage network of russian tanks in ukraine ; western readers, buying books by eminent russian writers, admire their style, imbued with love for their work, and then begin to ignore the imperialist views of these authors. pushkin, for example, wrote patriotic poems that glorified the imperial power of russia , this is especially evident in the caucasian prisoner, wh

seams against the backdrop of smoking pipes of a thermal power plant right there is a portrait of greta thunberg the cover of the british newstate magazine the change in its latest issue suddenly remembered the existence of a swedish activist and highlighted several spreads for the author's say, more precisely, an ecological sermon to the tundra reproached western politicians for coming to the rescue. planet earth and abandon the green politicians. for the sake of the energy security of their countries, the withdrawal. from this is done quite, paradoxically they say depending on fossil fuels should be completely sincere. after all, coal and gas, if they literally support authoritarian regimes and finance their ambitions, all this is accompanied by the already familiar threat of new climate protests. young people demand change, however, despite the fact that green ideals in energy are relegated to the background, some steps towards a brighter ecological future in europe are still undertaken in the netherlands for example launched an experiment in schools. harmful to the climate meat children are