but what i think turns these days current protests into larger social movements and to a larger mass uprisings if you will is that there s a there s a frustration basically with the mechanisms or visit with the with the lack of responsivity of the political systems where these protests takes place of so people on the street and there s a parallel actually with movements like the extinction rebellion in germany where the people on the street they have no trust anymore that the political systems that are in place to govern them basically can provide solutions for the problem problems that they see and to what i climb the gym to what extent when you talk about that kind of frustrations what extent can anger can violence even deeds a way to bring about change to what extent is that acceptable after all we re sitting here in germany the countries that is so proud of its peaceful revolution the removed the building wall i mean. i mean 1st of all i think it s necessary to differ basically wha
what is a interest in sustainable sustainable this is a new brand actually it s green washing using the nice new label you can put on your clothes and so i think it s very important to have a different look to see what s through higher than. in amsterdam the textile giants are getting inspiration from startups that are bringing new ideas into the fashion industry such as using recycled materials or natural dyes instead of synthetic ones . the big companies meet with the startups in workshops the museum has received 20000000 euros from sponsors to fund them. still works for one of the startups. i think it s very important on the one hand to have a program where you connect the big companies to good grades ideas that are there so there are like lots of solutions for all the problem problems we have.
we now know the name of the 41-year-old who was killed in action yesterday in afghanistan. he is sergeant first class jeremy w griffin from tennessee. he served as a communications sergeant. he was killed by small arms fir fire. back here at home, more frightening news about vaping. a californian man has died of a severe lung illness linked to vaping. it s the second fatality. california s governor wants to regulate the industry. he is running into some problem problems. i am concerned. but not enough to quit vaping. not right now. nationwide, with seven fatalities, officials are
ready for it? the cost. in a rally in texas, the president took all of this and he changed it to this. i really don t like their policy of taking away your car or taking away your airplane flights, you are not allowed to own cows anymore. a lot of problemproblems. okay, that s not true. none of what the president says, taking away your cars or airplanes. we have to discuss with the cow thing. stephanie is intrigued by what the cow issue is. you know what it is? it got to do with methane and what cows consume. you told me you want to talk about it. if it is a snow day and my kids are here, i would say interested. i am not interested in cows. we ll talk about that with vaughan hilliard who s our chief agriculture correspondent.
when, you know, high school drama teacher saw great promise in you. all the way through your marriage and the issues you dealt with, with your wife battling alcoholism. i wasn t prepared for that. i started wanting to capture some of the military and veteran support work that i have done over the past couple decades and at the places that i ve gone and the people that i ve met who have inspired me, and then it expanded into a broader look at how i got to all that service work. and how the tops of steps ot how i shaped who i am. and there were some hilarious moments that i knew. i should stress. you do show some of the problem problems. i was joking with you, was your wife okay obviously we have