Wondering whether the current climate anxiety comes too little too late and that is our topic. Cut not gonna welcome to to the point weve got 3 top guests to explore where things stand stephan im stuart is a professor of ocean physics who heads Earth Systems analysis at the renowned Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact research he says the science is clear were facing catastrophic risks and we need to act fast to avoid them its time for Decisive Action not for anxiety. Alan posner is an influential blogger and commentator for the german newspaper and he says we need courage not anxiety in order to save the climate democracy. Capitalism and the dream of a good life for everyone abandoning one of these games when danger all of them. And its a pleasure to welcome clara meyer she is spokesperson for fridays for future berlin and she says while a certain theater shows real concern its important that this concern is now channeled into action especially from wired corporations and politicians
Im ben brown. Today at two. Bell tolls. The Prime Minister, the labour leader and the mayor of london lead tributes to the victims of the London Bridge terror attack. In cambridge, tributes to jack merritt and saskia jones who were killed. Mr merritts girlfriend attended a service along with family and friends. More details emerge of how a polish chef who fought off the attacker was stabbed five times in the struggle. There is a bad guy, hes got two knives in his hand, there is blood, theres screams, there is chaos. Lucas pulls off this long stick, he charges toward the bad guy and he impacts him 00 01 46,1000 00 01 50,967 on the chest. The point of no return on Climate Change is looming. The stark warning from the United Nations as leaders gather in madrid for talks. Coming up on afternoon live all the sport with sarah. Monster innings from joe bruh to. Certainly was. The england captain made a double century. However hopes ofa win, made a double century. However hopes of a win, they
Around. As we take a look in san rafael right now. And so as youre heading out, allow some extra time to get to work. This is a look at the view in fremont. And we are going to see that fog until about 7 00 or 8 00, before we start to see it clearing out. A lot more sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s. Heres a look at our current visibility around the bay area. Just plan ahead. And then once we make it past this, we have a beautiful afternoon coming our way. Well talk more about that, but mike, its tough for the drivers to see the road again. Kari, you showed these right there, those visibility numbers coming down in some patches. And over here, weve seen the Traffic Volume come up at the richmond side of the san rafael bridge. Thats what were dealing with. Might be tough for many folks to see that roadway again, just like yesterday, this highlighting yellow area is where we have the densest of the fog and the toughest visibility. Highway 37 was slowing out ofd the fog. Also thr
Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for coming for this working with lunch council of Foreign Relations you all know mr. Ashford ash carter we will open up to all of you for questions so take notes and keep thinking of questions and i will come to you in a bit. I do want to tell you that during the qanda portion later on and i will remind you of this at the time, this will be on the record. Good to see you. Thank you, margaret. I appreciate that. The last time i interviewed you we were on some kind of vessel off estonia and you are carrying out a military buildup in response to russia. It was part of after a quartercentury we didnt have a war plan. Its kind of interesting to reflect on all the plans when i started that i worked on conventional and nuclear then we didnt do that anymore for about 25 years and then it became apparent to me whatever six years or so ago that we needed to plan. Thats when we began positioning the forces in different ways in europe, but the particular reason
Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for coming for this working with lunch council of Foreign Relations you all know mr. Ashford ash carter we will open up to all of you for questions so take notes and keep thinking of questions and i will come to you in a bit. I do want to tell you that during the qanda portion later on and i will remind you of this at the time, this will be on the record. Good to see you. Thank you, margaret. I appreciate that. The last time i interviewed you we were on some kind of vessel off estonia and you are carrying out a military buildup in response to russia. It was part of after a quartercentury we didnt have a war plan. Its kind of interesting to reflect on all the plans when i started that i worked on conventional and nuclear then we didnt do that anymore for about 25 years and then it became apparent to me whatever six years or so ago that we needed to plan. Thats when we began positioning the forces in different ways in europe, but the particular reason