planet is facing a climate emergency that s the dial warning from thousands of scientists who say we re not taking climate change seriously their report says and this week changed the way we live humanity faces untold suffering so what will it take to save the planet and world governments and world leaders listen to these latest warnings this is insightful. but i will come to the program i m daryn jordan the world is facing a clear and existential threat a climate emergency that s the stark warning by a global group of 11000 scientists their report gives simple and immediate steps that could make a difference they say the climate crisis is accelerating faster than most scientists expected it s closely linked to wealthy lifestyles and excessive consumption people must eat less meat emissions must be cut and fossil fuels replaced without action they say large areas of earth could become uninhabitable but scientists say there is hope and the global protest movement can bring cha
our planet is facing a climate emergency that s the dial warning from thousands of scientists who say we re not taking climate change seriously their report says unless we change the way we live humanity faces untold suffering so what will it take to save planet earth and world governments and world leaders listen to these latest warnings this is insightful. but i want to come to the program i m daryn jordan the world is facing a clear and existential threat a climate emergency that s the stark warning by a global group of 11000 scientists their report gives simple and immediate steps that could make a difference they say the climate crisis is accelerating faster than most scientists expected it s closely linked to wealthy lifestyles and excessive consumption people must eat less meat emissions must be cut and fossil fuels replaced without action they say large areas of earth could become uninhabitable but scientists say there is hope on the global protest movement can bring
but i want to come to the program i m daryn jordan the world is facing a clear and existential threat a climate emergency that s the stark warning by a global group of 11000 scientists their report gives simple and immediate steps that could make a difference they say the climate crisis is accelerating faster than most scientists expected it s closely linked to wealthy lifestyles and excessive consumption people must eat less meat emissions must be cut and fossil fuels replaced without action they say large areas of earth could become uninhabitable but scientists say that is hope and the global protest movement can bring change. well let s not get the thoughts of our guest joining us in penang malaysia mean iraq munches the climate change program coordinator at the world network from reading in the u.k. elizabeth robinson she s a professor of environmental economics at the university of reading and in london doug he s the policy director and chief scientist at greenpeace u.k.
in glasgow president xi will address the conference by a written statement instead. welcome back to glasgow. you may be able to tell from your shop that the waters of the clyde are looking choppy behind me. if you hear a rattle, it is the little studio we are sitting on, the structure rattling in the wind, but we feel quite safe here. across the armadillo building behind me, of course, world leaders are gathering in glasgow for the un climate conference. they are being urged to put aside their differences and agree urgent action to limit dangerous rises in temperature. around 120 heads of state will attend the conference, including the us presidentjoe biden. at the leaders of both china and russia, two of the world s biggest greenhouse gas producers will not be there. the summit is being seen as there. the summit is being seen as the moment when countries must deliver on pledges to limit temperature rises to 1.5 celsius above avoid the worst effects of climate change. the u
was for grand theft of a firearm but it was dismissed without reason. i think it was just a tragic accident. this woman is not related to williams but told me the 35-year-old suspect would never hurt a child. she said both families are devastated about the loss of this bubbly 6-year-old who used to greet her mom ever afternoon at the bus stop. she was cute, funny, ambitious, had a lot of emergency. of energy. my heart goes out to the family. reporter: child protective services just left the house. this is the second child killed by gun violence in the past two weeks. this morning cecil smith, the police chief, came up with a plan to combat this gun violence. we re going through that plan right now and we ll have it on eyewitness news at 6:00. reporting live in sanford in seminole county, tim barber, channel 9, eyewitness news. we are following breaking news right now happening in orlando where police are investigating a hit and run the crash that left a person inj