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Have died in our communities and we've seen it and we know that it's not a figment of our imaginations. so i know some of that heavy lifting needs to be done by black clergy as well. >> absolutely. the tuskegee experiment was having no medicine. having medicine withheld. if you're worried about what you're putting in your body, ask yourself what's in coca-cola and mcdonald's. christina greer, matthew dowd, thank you both very much. up next, the spike in covid among children. how do you keep your kids safe, especially in states where republican governors refuse to protect them? also, new in...

And in lashkar gar, they are making slowly progress in dislodging taliban militants from the city. the fighting has been intense there for the past two weeks. a taliban spokesman has said they are now trying to launch attacks on different cities in the north. the headlines on bbc news: a "code red for humanity" — a united nations report says it�*s �*unequivocal�* that human activities are responsible for global warming and says its findings must be the �*death knell�* for fossil fuels. the un report comes as fire and smoke force holidaymakers and residents to flee a greek island. f...

On the other side at least yet. barrie mccaffrey. thank you. >> still ahead, as wildfires rage out west, a new climate report out today is being called "a code red for humanity." the eye opening report and the findings next. you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports. you're watching ayman mohyeldin reports. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma...

Report said disasters like wildfires and extreme drought are being fueled by climate change and the report said there is no denying humans have caused the climate crisis. some of the changes it also notes are irreversible. the planet is getting hotter and it is happening faster than we thought. right now the plan set 1.1 degrees warmer than preindustrial levels. the u.n. secretary general calling this report a code red for humanity. thanks for being -- today. erica hill. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts after a quick break. we'll see you tomorrow.

Soon as 2050. bill weir joining me now. the u.n. secretary general calls this a code red for humanity. which sounds like a call to action. >> erica, it is. yeah. but it is just a continuation of a call to action that started 30 years ago when the first of these reports. when scientists said, hey, like a baby in a car on a hot day with the windows rolled up, we're creating an atmosphere for life on earth that is not sustainable and we should pay attention to it. nothing has changed since then. and this report is much more definitive and clarity because the data sets are huge now and they could ...