it comes as the environmental activist, greta thunberg, is set to address government ministers meeting in madrid. the survey by amnesty international covered 10,000 young people and climate change came top of the list of challenges facing the world. the impact of this rising concern is predicted to have a dramatic impact on polluting industries. it's estimated the world's 10 biggest oil and gas firms could lose 31% of their current value. meanwhile, other sectors could gain. the same analysis suggests car makers, which move swiftly to electric vehicles, could more than double in value. a few days ago, the young environmental activist, greta thunberg, urged world leaders to take more action. what i want to come out from this is as for every other such meeting, that world leaders finally understand the urgency and that they listen to the science and act on the science, that they start treating this crisis is like a crisis and co—operate internationally. she will be speaking to government ministers today in madrid. sue bonney, who's a senior partner at kpmg, joins me now. good morning.

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we speak to greta thunberg. i'm being listened to and we, climate activists, are being listened to, but that doesn't mean that what we are saying is translated into action. hello and welcome. the former head of renault—nissan, carlos ghosn, has confirmed he has arrived in lebanon. in a statement he says he has "escaped injustice and political persecution" in japan. mr ghosn had been facing a trial there on charges of financial misconduct. he was released on bail in march, but was not permitted to leave the country. he denies enriching himself at his company's expense and misstating his income. our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is in tokyo. what more can you tell us about this statement he has released? this has come within the last hour or so, released by mr ghosn's agent or advisers in lebanon. it is, as you said in your introduction, quite a dramatic declaration that mr ghosn has said, entity said" eye and fleeing a rigged japanese justice system" he said guilty is presumed, discrimination rampant,

we‘ll look at how greta thunberg has made history. plus, how the iconic leather jacket worn by olivia newton—john in grease is returned to the singer by an anonymous bidder. so, it is the last day of campaigning in the uk general election — an election described as ‘the most important in a generation‘. but did the rehetoric match the occasion? not so sure. the leaders have been out today repeating the core message — and then repeating it some more. it is a uk election that has looked much more presidential in style. it has been all about the two main leaders. and the question of character and whether they are up to the job. and yes the slogans, we know them well over here. "make america great again." 2020 will be "keep america great". does that kind of electioneering fit with the uk campaign style? with me now is sonia sodha, former advisor to ed miliband, now chief leader writer at the observer and cindy yu who covers politics for the spectator. some people today will be real excited, we are on the pink of a new parliament,

carlos: los millonarios estÁn enojados de que los padres de greta tenga dinero. es increÍble ahora quÉ crees que ha hecho esa forma de responder la presidente? tony: es brillante te cuento que me molestaba el lenguaje corporal pero veo que es parte de su discurso y la ubicado donde estÁ, esta niÑa va llegar muy lejos eliangelica: es 1 niÑa con 1 tipo de condiciÓn, es asperger le cuesta entablar relaciones sociales, ella hace lo que siente y lo que siente. erika: el presidente donald trump no tiene esa condiciÓn y le cuesta . [risas] por dejar atrás el dolor. y no dejar de cumplir esa promesa. tomemos una advil. advil es alivio rápido... con poder que dura. por ser compañeros de aventura. ¡salud! ahorra tiempo esta temporada, danna paola ] con drive up de target. solo estaciónate, abre la aplicación y obtén todo en tu lista. tan rápido que los pequeños no lo notarán. haz tus compras navideñas más fáciles, y prueba drive up de target. haz el switch a boost mobile 4 líneas por $25 por línea al mes y un plan de gigas sin límite. pa que la fiest

greta thunberg, the teenage environmental activist, is named person of the year, by time magazine. and recovery efforts are on hold in new zealand, as more volcanic activity is predicted for white island, following this week's fatal eruption. it's five o'clock, good evening. on the last day of campaigning for the general election, with all the parties trying to win over crucial undecided voters. borisjohnson has been targeting seats in northern england and wales, while the labour leader jeremy corbyn, began his day in scotland before moving to the north of england. jo swinson, leader of the liberal democrats, is focusing on constituencies in south—east england, and the snp leader nicola sturgeon has been meeting voters across scotland. our political correspondent, chris mason has the latest. dawn hadn't even thought of breaking this morning and party leaders were out and about. boris johnson for the conservatives pretending to be a milkman in west yorkshire, but with a political message as well as a pint of semi—skimmed to flog. we could, tomorrow, be going into another hung pa

trump isn't the only one that can't quit thinking about greta. ever since her plea for the planet, the interwebs have had greta on the brain from this death metal remix -- ♪ i love that. to this satirical greta thunberg help line. >> if you're a grown adult who needs to yell at a child for some reason, the gretsa thunberg line is here to talk to you. >> she's making the end of the world sound like it's the end of the world. >> yeah, everyone is talking about greta, except the folks who usually cream bloody murder whenever a kid gets dragged into a debate. like when they tried explaining the law. >> while the president can name his son barron he can't make him a barron. >> that may have been ill advised. presidents' kids should be off limits but it's a pun. and it was really about playing the victim to distract from what the professor was saying. when it comes to social media, perhaps the president should listen more to his own wife who once said when children learn positive online behavior, social social media can be used in productive ways. ma

that's how we like our girls. >> reporter: director greta gerwig understands why alcott had to marry jo off. >> because that's what's going to sell books. and i respect that decision, and i respect that louisa may alcott made that decision. >> what do you think viewers in general can get from this movie? >> i think they're going to have the most wonderful time. i'm biased, of course. i made it. i want people to understand to crawl inside it and live in there. i'm very moved by how good all the of the characters are. not perfect. they are kind. it's not chic. it's just wonderful. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we end this half hour with a story of compassion and healing and a man who knows deep in his heart who to thank for his new beginning. steve hartman found this

chill greta, chill. this is not first time the president has gone after greta. there are a few things to point out here. first, that anger management line is well known that greta has asperger's syndrome. it's something the cashe calls . they may be obsessive on topics and the president is akiezing her of not handle her emotions well. it's an indecent way to respond to anyone. it's small and cruel, period. third this tweet comes just over a week after he and the first lady claimed outrage after they believed someone had mocked their child baron, also a teenager, after an impeachment witness made a pun involving baron's name and not one at his expense. the first lady said a minor child deserves privacy and should be cut out of politics. you should be ashamed. the professor apologized that day. no apology from the president. only silence from the first lady who by the way has allegedly made stopping cyber bullying one of her top priorities. be best is the name of her campaign. we now have this statement to y today. be best is the first lady's initiative and she wi

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greta, a quick question... i asked greta what she thought had been achieved in 12 months of skipping school and protests. we have been striking now for — for over a year and still, basically nothing has happened. the climate crisis is still being ignored by those in power. as these protests continue into the night ahead of another week of summit talks, it's clear that world leaders are registering this message that's never been so vocal, but few here believe there will be a sudden or significant breakthrough. gavin lee, bbc news, madrid. a five—year—old boy in the us state of michigan was so excited to be getting adopted he invited his whole kindergarten class to watch when it happened. the boy, known as michael, formally joined his new family at kent county court on thursday, with his classmates looking on, waving paper hearts. james starks is the morning news anchor for the local abc affiliate ‘13 on your side.‘ this was actually the 23rd adoption day in kent county but the very first time that the

ms greta thunberg. a global celebrity at the age of 16, greta thunberg was here to energise the talks. not with emotion, but still with a calm reminder to world leaders of the latest facts about rising temperatures and melting ice. how do you react to these numbers without feeling at least some level of panic? how do you respond to the fa ct of panic? how do you respond to the fact that basically, nothing is being done about this without feeling the slightest bit of anger? she was speaking as the negotiations seem she was speaking as the negotiations seem to be in slow motion, dragging on over technical details while the gases heating the planet are blasted into the air in ever greater quantities. with many countries accused of using loopholes to wriggle out of plans to cut their emissions. i still believe that the biggest danger is not in action. the real danger is when politicians and ceos are making it look like real action is happening when in fact, almost nothing is being done apart from clever acc

chill, greta. chill. he's talking of course about 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg, time magazine's person of the year. this teenager who is on the autism spectrum and he knows it. it makes for the embodiment of the notion that wisdom can come out of the mouths of babes. >> if you choose to fail us i say we will never forgive you. >> time magazine's decision to pick her is going to make sense to many even those who disagree with her about climate change, which is also known as science. but then comes trump. forget the obvious jealousy. remember this is the guy who faked the time magazine person of the year cover. and to make it clear, this was no misunderstanding. the campaign doubled down. they put his head on greta's slight frame like some kind of bullied blow pop. but by now we expect our president to ignore all precedent of presidential behavior. the troubling development is this. you hear that? that's trump's defenders saying nothing. my brothers and sisters on the right, how can you expec

how greta thunberg is now helping a lot of people find love online. >>> this is our greta pose right here. >> the pose down. >> greta is such a force. >> everything here. >> a lot going on. >>> happy new year's eve, everyone. we're excited and we hope you are, too, about 2020 and this forecast. >> the forecast is quiet. some sun on the way, milder temperatures. you can see a few clouds well up to the north. sonoma county will get a few high clouds. high pressure protecting us from that wet weather maker to the north and allowing for dry conditions. 38 in campbell. chilly for you there. good morning, san carlos. 38 in novato. 47 downtown. low to mid-40s out there. throughout the afternoon we have sun, mid-50s as we get into about 10:00, 11:00. 3:00, low 60s arrive in concord and livermore. it's a mild night tonight as you head out at 7:00. what to expect next year. >>> good morning, everyone. a sig alert right now in oakland, a live look from a caltrans camera at high street. two cars were involved in the crash, injuries have been reported. one of the cars was carrying oxygen tanks an

protestors are planning a day of action — with greta thunberg taking centre stage. andy beatt reports. mass march through the spanish capital. greta thunberg taking the train on the last leg of an epic low—carbon journey which saw her cross the atlantic in a catamaran. after three weeks at sea, she had promised to speak for a generation frustrated by denial and delay. people are underestimating the force of angry kids. if they want us to stop being angry, then maybe they should stop making us angry. in madrid, alongside the frustration, real fear that young people's concerns still aren't being taken seriously. translation: i am afraid that once again, our message will not be heard and we'll lose another year. we feel sueper powerless in this place but i think our power and strength is to raise awareness. and time is running out, cop25just the latest instalment in a quarter—century of diplomacy that so far failed to confirm climate change. global temperatures, which have already risen by more than 1 degree celsius, on track to rise another 2 or 3 degrees, even if

movie with a friend, essentially telling her, chill, greta, chill. she's a climate activist. she has spoken out against the president. he himself as appeared in this magazine multiple times. at one point there was a fabricated "time" cover with him on the cover hanging out at his private clubs, so clearly something he has a lot of fascination with, brianna. >> let's talk about this because this was a really interesting one where he's basically telling her go be a normal kid. he's saying she's abnormal, he's saying she has anger problems, he's saying she needs to "chill," and it doesn't really escape a lot of viewers that he's taking her on in a way that he takes on women who stand up to him. go on, please. >> she has as p erkasperger's. >> do you think he's taking her on with the aim that she has rrs asp asperger's with that tweet? >> i don't know, but you should not say things that appear to, intended or not, poke at her for something she was born with, that she can't control and something that she talks about and she has given a lot of people who a

i would say 15 love to greta tim berrick —— greta. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — we talk to peter bergen about his book ‘trump and his generals' — looking at how the president deals with america's national security establishment. and hailing the electric aviation age — we'll speak with one of people who put a fully electric commercial aircraft into the air for its maiden flight. that's still to come. hello there, the weather looks like staying very unsettled over the next few days. today we have had quite heavy rain sipping its way mainly across england and wales. some big paddles around. there was some improvement later in wales, especially the south—west, showers following but some late sunshine as well. this is the showery area we get overnight from many places, that thick cloud is heading towards iberia and that cloud was the rain bearing cloud we have had today. that is going to be moving away from eastern england but lingering in eastern england but lingering in eastern scotland, el

[applause] amy: that is 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg. right after heher address, s scs of yououth activisists rushed te stage as security tried to escort them off. they s stood, immovavable, fists raised in the air,r, chanting, "youan't t drink oil! k keep itn the soil!" theieir final chanant as ty wawd off f e stage was, "we are unstoppable! another world iss possibible!" >> w ware unstoppable! anothther world isis possible! wewe are unstoppppable! anothehr world is p possible! ,,my: outside the u.n. plenaryry we will hehear voices frfrom the protesesthat took place that afternoon and speak w wh ugandad's first t fridayforr fututu climate s stryker. she was thehe on the statage tht morning anand pushed outside as she protested d with otherers ie afafteoon. we will l be speakining with fue climate striker vanessa nakate. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: orion camero singing during the walkout protest. this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. are broadcasting from inside the u.n. climate summit in madrid, spain. just hours after greta

chill, greta, chill. well, thunberg now appears to be trolling the president. she changed her twitter bio to say this morning, a teen flager working on her anger management problem, currently chilling and watching a good old-fashioned movie with a friend. so far president trump has not responded. kumasi? >> thanks. >>> california is now taking an official stance on pregnant women and the use of marijuana. a panel of scientists governor newsom appointed just voted to put cannabis smoke and thc on the list of reproductive toxicants. cannabis officials said there's not enough research on thc to support the move. >>> in an effort to building a better bay area, san francisco now has an online tool to make it easier to get mental health or addiction treatment. this website, findtreatmentsf.org shows a realtime number and location of treatment beds. this is part of an initiative to help the hroughly 4,000 homeles people with treatment. >>> a dog's leash gets caught in an elevator, a split second decision that saved its life. >>> and we're going to try to temporarily b

getting to work with greta again. >> jimmy: did you know those girls? how did you know - i knew saoirse and i knew greta. but i -- you know, it was really cool. "lady bird" was a smaller movie, and all of a sudden, it felt like everybody had graduated. you know, it was a big set, a lot of people on set >> jimmy: yeah >> so it was surreal but, you know, this is not an empty selling point. i wouldn't say it if i didn't believe it, because then, next time, i would come on here, people would go like, "he's a liar," that this movie is really extraordinary and needs to be seen and i was saying it to my sister yesterday i was like, "man, if i have daughters one day, i want them to see it. and she was like, "if you have sons," and it's true, boys, guys, everyone should see this because it's -- it just gets at the pursuit of artistry. what it is to be human what it is to be a girl and a woman back in the 1800s. but unfortunately, the prejudices that held up to today. and it's just special, jimmy and you saw it, right. >> jimmy: and young, you used to be young, y

and there's something about greta in that she so clearly is not performinge. for anyone are looking for anyone to like her may be coming back to what we were talking about where everybody performs version of themselves everybody wants to be famous or to promote themselves. she could not be less interested she is so 100 percent focused on the science and talks about being diagnosed with asp burgers i'm not interested in your social games as somebody on the autism spectrum how uninterested she is of our opinion of her that makes her a trusted messenger she faces massive attacks and is clear minded about why she is being attacked by the likes of putin and trump and trolls because she is part of building a global movement that is growing with exponential steam there were 7 million whoal participated in the world climate strike over in a day. annette is unprecedented in the history of the planet. she would be the first person to say is not about me but a movement of young people coming to gather. >>host: you say fossil fuels are not the slow one - - the sole driver

swedish activist, greta thunberg, attends the un climate conference in madrid, warning that the climate crisis is still being ignored by those in power. we are stepping out of our comfort zone, telling the people in power that they must take the responsibility and predict future and present generations. how a young boy being officially adopted in the us, brought his whole kindergarten class to the courtroom with him. hello and welcome to bbc news. within the past hour, a jury in los angeles has found in favour of elon musk in a libel case involving a british cave diving expert. the two had engaged in a public argument about how to rescue children trapped in a cave in thailand. in a tweet, mr musk called the vernon unsworth "pedo guy" — a phrase he argued was not meant literally. in the last few minutes, mr unsworth‘s lawyer has given his reaction. this verdict sends a signal and one signal only that you can make any accusation you want to, as vile as it may be, as damaging as it may be, as untrue as it may be and somehow get away with it. the bbc‘s david willis has been following

we speak to greta thunberg. i'm being listened to and we, climate activists, are being listened to, but that doesn't mean that what we are saying is translated into action. hello and welcome to bbc world news. it has been reported that the ousted head of renualt—nissan, carlos ghosn, has arrived in lebanon, apparently by private jet, after leaving japan where he's been under house arrest, awaiting trial for corruption. the news has come as a huge surprise because mr ghosn‘s strict bail conditions would seem to prohibit him travelling abroad. the japanese authorities say they're investigating. christian stadler is a professor at warwick business school, who's followed carlos ghosn‘s career. speaking to me from austria, he gave me his reaction to the news and some background to the case. it is quite interesting and very unclear at the moment whether he was actually running or whether there was some changes to the bail conditions, that he was allowed to leave japan. very little i can say about that. what is i

greta must work on her anger management problem. then go to a movie with a friend. chill, greta. he's talking about 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg, "time" magazine's person of the year. this teenager on the autism spectrum and he knows it. wisdom can come out of the mouths of babes. >> the ice of all future generations are upon you. and if you choose to fail us, i say we will never forgive you. >> "time" magazine's decision to pick her is going to make sense to many even those who disagree with her about climate change which is also known as science. but then comes trump. forget the obvious jealousy. this is the guy who faked being on a "time" magazine person of the year cover. and to make it clear, this was no misunderstanding. the campaign doubled down. they put his head on greta's frame like a bullied blow pop. we expect the president to ignore precedent of presidential behavior. the troubling behavior is this. you hear that? that's trump's defenders saying nothing. by brothers and sisters on the right, how can you expect people to believe you're offended by democ

chill, greta, chill." >> trevor: come on, man! the president of the united states is on twitter bullying a teenaged girl. just try to imagine any other president doing something like this. like, imagine f.d.r. doing a fireside chat where he just goes in on shirley temple. you know? ( laughter ) it's like, "my fellow, americans, this little girl can't dance for shit. she's got worse moves than i do, and my legs don't work." ( laughter ) also, also, donald trump has no right to tell anybody to chill. he is the least chill human being of all time. like, if there's anyone you wouldn't want on your meditation app, it's this guy. can you imagine him trying. it would be like, "inhale! and exhale! let the air rush into your lungs, like the criminals and rapists swarming across the border coming to take your jobs and kill your parents! in fact, your parents are already dead! namaste." ( applause ) but i've got to admit, i've got to admit, to greta thunberg's credit she took it all in her stride. because after trump tweeted her to chill, sh

. >>> tonight, former first lady michelle obama is among those defending 16-year-old greta thunberg after president trump mocked her for being named "time magazine's" person of the year. >> cigarette the making a call for action in italy today. >> they will have to do their job and to protect our futures. >> reporter: the 16-year-old taking little time to savor being named time magazine's youngest ever person of the year president trump one of five finalists, bashing the decision tweeting greta must work on anger management problem and then go to a good old fashioned movie with a friend, chill, greta, chill thunberg on the autism spectrum has been attacked by mr. trump before a flood of support for her followed including from michelle obama. don't let anyone dim your light. ignore the doubter and know that millions of people are cheering you on just last week, first lady melania trump expressed outrage after her teenage son baron was mentioned by name during impeachment hearings by a law professor. >> while the president can name his son barron, he can't make him a barron. >> reporter: me

my name is greta thunberg. i am 16 years old. i come from sweden. and i want you to panic. >> stephen: my name is stephen colbert, i'm 55 years old, and i'm way ahead of you, sister. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheering ) ( piano riff ) this year, the finalists for person of the year included: the hong kong protesters, the whistleblower, nancy pelosi, and donald trump. so trump lost to a 16-year-old girl. but he's been on the cover multiple times before, was magnanimous in defeat, and he congratulated her, saying she deserved the honor. just kidding. ( laughter ) he tweeted, "so ridiculous. greta must work on her anger management problem, then go to a good old-fashioned movie with a friend! chill, greta, chill!" ( booing ) first of all, teens don't go to movies anymore. they stay home and tik tok their vape pens on fortnite. ( laughter ) i don't know. teenagers scare me. also, remember, thunberg is from sweden, so a "good old-fashioned movie" there is probably something called "the saw maker's widow," that's just four hours of max van sydow staring

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one pictured them as greta and regreta. changed her twitter bio to a terge working on her anger management problem and currently chilling and watching a good old-fashioned movie with fan. one compared her to donald trump shooting fish in a barrel but mike johnson defended trump's tweet mocking the teen with asperger syndrome. >> the president communicates in a good way. >> after greta communicated her thoughts on climate change. >> you have stolen my dreams and childhood with your empty words. >> reporter: president trump tweeted she looks like a happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future. she made that her bio. things came to a head when president trump's campaign war room literally used his head, leaving critics shaking their heads over this. the president's head photo shopped on greta's body. president trump used to like to ask this question. >> would you rather see person of the year? man of the year? >> you just call greta man-eater of the year! jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ she's a man eater ♪ >>. >>

. >> caller: good morning, greta. >> yes, you're on the air, joe. >> caller: yeah, i just want to say that yesterday i watched all of it, and he definitely should be impeached. you know, he is, so that's the way it is. he says he's so transparent. he is because we know exactly what he's doing. >> okay. aimmediate ahmed. >> caller: greta, i wanted to call to unite the country approximately first of all. first of all i want you to know that i went to the same university as president trump did. and it was founded by benjamin franklin. and many of the graduates of there, alumnis wrote the constitution. and i want to tell you this is the country at its best. we should not hate each other. we should understand this is what benjamin franklin designed this in our constitution, that we have to have debate. and what we are doing is right. we should not make a argument about which one is right, which one is wrong. accept this is not what you get in other countries. the other countries are terrible. they're -- i came from those countries. and they don't have rights. they don't have any of these p

we speak to greta thunberg. i'm being listened to and we, climate activists, are being listened to, but that doesn't mean that what we are saying is translated into action.

hilda, you came from just meeting with greta thunberg? >> yep. amy: you have come from all the way from uganda for this. talk about fridays for future uganda and why this is such an important issue to you. ugandaters for future in , we were just a few strikers and now it is a very big movement. we have around 25,000 people striking the global climate strikes. issue forry important us because it is our future. we either do something now or we don't have a future. amy: so talk about the effects of the climate crisis in uganda. >> the effects of the climate crisis in uganda are visible. we face that every day. we have so much floods that are killing people. recently, there were heavy rain falls and many people died because of that. there have been risising temperatures in the past few months in uganda that dried peoples plantations because the culture is the backbone of uganda and people are going hungry. amy: who are the biggest contributors to the climate crisis that you think and uganda? and who are you trying to hold accountable and is it inside

world leader greta: that they lisn to the science and act on the science. that they start treating this crisis like a crisis and cooperate internationally. david: for a teenager who has inspired millions around the world, crowds on the keyside. shifting opinion in the conference hall is another matter. david shukman, bbc news, in madrid. nada: yet again we seeigns with clear warning about the climate crisis but politics slow to respond. i am nada tawfik. narrator: fuing for this presentation is made possible by... babbel, an online program designed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... ti the freeman foun. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from s like y, thank you. narrator: be more, pbs ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> wdruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, theea case for iment the u.s. house intelligence committee delivers its report on how presi

my name is greta thunberg. i am 16 years old. i come from sweden. and i want you to panic. >> stephen: my name is stephen colbert, i'm 55 years old, and i'm way ahead of you, sister. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheering ) ( piano riff ) this year, the finalists for person of the year included: the hong kong protesters, the whistleblower, nancy pelosi, and donald trump. so trump lost to a 16-year-old girl. but he's been on the cover multiple times before, was magnanimous in defeat, and he congratulated her, saying she deserved the honor. just kidding. ( laughter ) he tweeted, "so ridiculous. greta must work on her anger management problem, then go to a good old-fashioned movie with a friend! chill, greta, chill!" ( audience booing ) first of all, teens don't go to movies anymore. they stay home and tik tok their vape pens on fortnite. ( laughter ) i don't know. teenagers scare me. also, remember, thunberg is from sweden, so a "good old-fashioned movie" there is probably something called "the saw maker's widow," that's just four hours of max van sydow

helena: greta thunberg there. the head of climate science and impact in the scientific advisor to climate and to lytic's -- climate analytics joins us now from old madrid. climate strikes like those taking place may help joel the climate crisis -- - may help the climate crisis of the top of the agenda. but is there enough concrete action? >> thank you for havining me and greetings from madadrid. we are seeingg t that climate actionon needs to happen on different levels currently, we are not seeing g enough climatee action by govevernments. soso it is a matter of fact that the science is very clear. the climate targegets we are seeing by governments wilill fal to achieve the 1.5 d degree tart prints s so weeeeed to get increased action over the next year, and by 2020 countries around the world need to establish new climate targets to get us on track for the paris agreement. from the groundswell from the bottom up, and this is the youth really championing that, we have seen an unprecedented movement of the global po

to ms greta thunberg. applause a global celebrity at the age of 16, greta thunberg was here to energise the talks. not with emotion, but instead with a calm reminder to world leaders that the latest facts about rising temperatures and melting ice. how do you react to these numbers without feeling at least some level of panic? how do you respond to the fact that basically nothing is being done about this without feeling the slightest bit of anger? she was speaking as the negotiations seemed to be in slow motion, dragging on over technical details.

greta: i think people are underestimating the force of angry kids. [applause] david: and she had this message for world leader greta: that they lisn to the science and act on tence. that they start treating thiscr crisis like is and cooperate internationally. david: for a teenager who has inspired millions around the world, crowds on the keyside. shifting opinion in the conference hall is another david shukman, bbc news, in madrid. nada: yet again we see signs with clear warning about the climate crisis but politicslow to respond. i am nada tawfik. narrator: fug for this presentation is in made possible by... babbel, an online program designed by teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs stion from viewers like y, thank you. na ♪ capt sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> wdruff: good evening, i'm judy woodrufr on the newshnight, the the u.s. house intnce committe

a global celebrity at the age of 16, greta thunberg was here to energise the talks. not with emotion, but instead with a calm reminder to world leaders that the latest facts about rising temperatures and melting ice. how do you react to these numbers without feeling at least some level of panic? how do you respond to the fact that basically nothing is being done about this without feeling the slightest bit of anger? she was speaking as the negotiation seemed to be in slow motion. dragging on over technical details. while the gases heating the planet are blasted into the air at every greater quantities, with many countries accused of using loopholes to wriggle out of plans to cut their emissions. i still believe that the biggest danger is not inaction, the real danger is when the politicians and ceos are making it look like real action is happening when in fact, almost nothing is being done apart from clever accounting and creative pr. there was applause for greta thunberg here in the great hall, but quite striking is that a lot of the seats were pretty empty. not eve

and climate change activist greta thunberg had this message for world leaders. how dare you! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. what a year it's been. welcome to a year in science, where we'll be looking at the biggest stories of 2019. there was, of course, one issue that dominated. that was climate change. not so long ago, people thought of it as a theoretical issue. but this year, we began to see the impact of a threat that's all too real. australia is enduring a bushfire crisis that has destroyed many homes, killing several people. bushfires happen here regularly. he'll need rescuing, won't he? blazes in new south wales and queensland have never occurred on such a scale and so early in the fire season. it's led many to ask how closely the fires can be linked to climate change. in venice, the problem was flooding. it left much of the italian city underwater. many of the ancient city's historic landmarks were damaged and there are also fears of structural damage to its famous cathedral, st mark's basilica. the city's mayor said he believes that

and climate change activist greta thunberg had this message for world leaders. how dare you! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. what a year it's been. welcome to a year in science, where we'll be looking at the biggest stories of 2019. there was, of course, one issue that dominated. that was climate change. not so long ago, people thought of it as a theoretical issue. but this year, we began to see the impact of a threat that's all too real. australia is enduring a bushfire crisis that has destroyed many homes, killing several people. bushfires happen here regularly. he'll need rescuing, won't he? blazes in new south wales and queensland have never occurred on such a scale and so early in the fire season. it's led many to ask how closely the fires can be linked to climate change. in venice, the problem was flooding. it left much of the italian city underwater. many of the ancient city's historic landmarks were damaged and there are also fears of structural damage to its famous cathedral, saint mark's basilica. the city's mayor said he believes t

and climate change activist greta thunberg had this message for world leaders. how dare you! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. what a year it's been. welcome to a year in science, where we'll be looking at the biggest stories of 2019. there was, of course, one issue that dominated. that was climate change. not so long ago, people thought of it as a theoretical issue. but this year, we began to see the impact of a threat that's all too real. australia is enduring a bushfire crisis that has destroyed many homes, killing several people. bushfires happen here regularly. he needs rescuing. blazes in new south wales and queensland have never occurred on such a scale and so early in the fire season. it's led many to ask how closely the fires can be linked to climate change. in venice, the problem was flooding. it left much of the italian city underwater. many of the ancient city's historic landmarks were damaged and there are also fears of structural damage to its famous cathedral, st mark's basilica. the city's mayor said he believes the flooding is

and we speak to greta thunberg about life as a teenage activist —