i am amy goodman from democracy now! this is our last question. amy: just a simple yes or no from each of you whether you support president trump pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate accord? stay tuned for their answers. then kumi naidoo, former head of greenpeace, on his new initiative africans rising. and today is gender day here at the u.n. climate summit. we speak with the first female president of the marshall islands hilda heine. women of the pacific island nation. thank you. in the pacific, it is often women and mothers who are at the hearts of our community s and ensure resilience. if women do not plan for the long-term, families and communities amy: today marshall islands president hilda heine, along with her poet daughter, climate activist kathy jetnil-kijiner. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. we are broadcasting from bonn, germany. the death toll from sunday s earthquake o
biggest emissions of co2 in europe. amy: we will bring you a special from the ancient forests of rhineland in western germany, where activists are fighting to save the forest and shut down the largest open-pit coal mine in europe. we visited the mine on sunday, only one week after thousands of activists stormed the pit, shutting the mine down. then democracy now! questions president trump s climate adviser david banks. from the administration perspective, i think the president with a big climate is always changing. amy: do disagree with the president that climate change is a chinese hoax? look, i mean, i work for the president of the united states and i support the president s decisions. amy: and we will speak with and get response from renowned climate scientist kevin anderson. image top 1% in the u.s. over 2000 times more than globally. therere s a huge difference for who is responsible for the co2 emissions in the atmosphere enough for the climate change we are beginning
rhineland in western germany, where activists are fighting to save the forest and shut down the largest open-pit coal mine in europe. we visited the mine on sunday, only one week after thousands of activists stormed the pit, shutting the mine down. then democracy now! questions president trump s climate adviser david banks. from the administration perspective, i think the president with a big climate is always changing. amy: do disagree with the president that climate change is a chinese hoax? look, i mean, i work for the president of the united states and i support the president s decisions. amy: and we will speak with and get response from renowned climate scientist kevin anderson. image top 1% in the u.s. over 2000 times more than globally. there s a huge difference for who is responsible for the co2 emissions in the atmosphere enough for the climate change we are beginning to witness now. amy: scientist kevin anderson on climate change, the people he calls the climate g
biggest emissions of co2 in europe. amy: we will bring you a special from the ancient forests of rhineland in western germany, where activists are fighting to save the forest and shut down the largest open-pit coal mine in europe. we visited the mine on sunday, only one week after thousands of activists stormed the pit, shutting the mine down. then democracy now! questions president trump s climate adviser david banks. from the administration perspective, i think the president with a big climate is always changing. amy: do disagree with the president that climate change is a chinese hoax? look, i mean, i work for the president of the united states and i support the president s decisions. amy: and we will speak with and get response from renowned climate scientist kevin anderson. image top 1% in the u.s. over 2000 times more than globally. therere s a huge difference for who is responsible for the co2 emissions in the atmosphere enough for the climate change we are beginning
i feel blessed in a sport that named team players. i have never been about making my $250 million, it is about remaking that money in 1993 so you can find a different in the city of chicago. bothers me the president is from here and this is happening. no way should we be in the condition we are in with the number of championships, the amount of money we make and entertainers and athletes from here. host: what is unite? guest: when i was in milwaukee, in 1989, the report comes on with young comrades, looks like we are living in a war zone. in the paper i felt like we need an organization but first we have to see what is happening. what is happening is violence. when you are sick, you head the operation. the uniting point is saving the youth. framing an organization, to be a part of it and utilize our economic input to help existing organizations and that is the basis of it. host: you write in your book that a lot of athletes have charities organizations because your tax