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And as weve just heard food is becoming more expensive. for example the average price of wheat flour has soared by 219%. and this graph shows you how food prices have changed over the past five years. 49% of the population is worried about access to food. and theres a major fuel shortage. people wait for hours in queues like this for petrol. and there are blackouts every day — some for up to 22 hours. lebanese media reported that last week the electricity stopped in a building belonging to the...

For example, the average price of wheat flour has soared by 219%. and this graph shows you how food prices have changed over the past five years, 49% of the population is worried about access to food. theres also a major fuel shortage. people wait for hours in queues like this for petrol. and there are blackouts every day, some for up to 22 hours. lebanese media reported that last week the electricity stopped in a building belonging to the foreign ministry, forcing them to stop work. and in many...

Really tough, novak djokovic talking about these being the toughest conditions hes played on. only stuffy graph is achieved that in tennis. its a big mission hes out, he doesnt understand why matches are starting at 3pm when they are still seven hours to play. he wants the schedule pushed further into the evening. he says its a totaljoke whats happening out there. both these players coming through in straight sets but very clear they want that scheduling to be changed. they are starting rather y...

So what do you think all three of those things add up to? well, you get an outbreak like dr. peter hotez said would happen. >> remember at this time last year we were looking pretty good and then we had that enormous acceleration after the july 4th holiday, july, august. september was terrible in this part of the country, and we have to assume that mother nature is telling us that the same thing is going to happen again. im holding my breath over the south as to what happens this summer. >> hes ...

This morning, here in the states. listen. sanjay, we are already seeing more than 60 covid cases tied to the olympics in the games. the games havent even started, yet. with vaccinated and unvaccinated people gathering from hundreds of countries, dont you think this was bound to happen? >> yes, i -- i do, don. i mean, i think that this has been the sort of challenge, all along. and, you know, you talk -- talk to the conference organizers and they say we would expect positive cases. about half tho...

Carbon pollution and call it a victory, unquote. elaborate on that. >> look, we need strong standards and clean electricity. we need massive investments in clean cars, clean buildings, we need all of these investments to be rooted in justice. the bipartisan bill does a lot of good things. but it doesnt take major steps to reduce carbon emissions. thats why we need a bold climate bill that can be -- we can pass through reconciliation that will do it. we need to get rid of fossil fuel subsidies. w...

To deliver it, im afraid we are very off—track, substantially off—track, the policy commitments the government has made will take us towards that goal of net zero admissions. also this. and all of these commitments and questions feed into the preparations for the uns latest climate summit — cop26. it is happening in glasgow in november and its another opportunity to set ambitious targets and look at the funding for technology and the policies needed to deliver them. while we build up to th...

Platform for gender equality. the games are the closest weve gotten so far to having an equal number of mens and womens events. you can see the graph on screen. how do you think about in your role leading athltea, building on this momentum, keeping that push growing so that graph keeps going, right? >> thats right. we want it to keep going. a big part of what we think about is how do we still identify what does need to be addressed? in this case, lack of access and support for child care is stil...

Steve: im going with the draw. ainsley: im going all the way with u.s.a. u.s.a. by 3. lawrence: im going to say by one. a close game. >> tom: u.s.a. you are saying? lawrence: yes. u.s.a. by one. >> tom: bitcoin closed on friday. is it 36 -- whats my number there? 38,000? above 38,000. below 38,000. or exactly 38,000. lawrence: below 38. ainsley: 36. steve: im going with b according to your graph. ainsley: im going with a. above 36. >> tom: according to spotify which of these songs will have the ...

The policies needed to deliver them. but while we build up to it that there is a profound tension in plain sight. the tension between the long—term global response and whats happening now. look at this graph. this shows global carbon emissions. they go up and up. the year with the highest emissions in history was 2019. and admissions are having consequences now which brings us right back to the heat waves in north america. and why they matter so much. the individual experiences of the millions...