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the democrats don't care about their candidates. cay. re not candidate craz they put joe biden in the basement. we got we got fetterman in pennsylvania. >> the democrats are focuseder on process, are focused early on early vote , absentee ballot vote , boring stuff. like mechanics on the ground. we tend to be a little bit more candidate crazies and they do. but i'll tel have l you what, we to make sure our actn this is together to win this race in twenty , twenty four to save the country. >> yeah, we want to look, i'm worried about the country. e i'm worried on the economy. i'm worried about china. russia, iran., iran, i'm worried about allies leaving us . i'm worried about pretty muchwou every word about our schools. >> i mean, the rot that's happened in our culture, int th our country to get the schools . >> china has nukes. chha yeah. s nukeworking men and women ints country are living paycheck to paycheck. ycheck tsuffering.. >> but you can't defend your country if you don't have good kids who are well educated. it can be the new innovators in business leaders. and we're not we're not that
talk to your doctor or[upbeat music] - you know, there's so much latin talent in new york city--artists, innovators, and heroes. we're going to meet a few tonight, colombian-style. that's right. what's up, homies? how you doing, man? pimping somebody's ride? look at you. look at all that talent. that's real talent right there. every once in a while, i like to host what i call a legends dinner, where i invite iconic new yorkers to sit and share a meal and talk about all things latin. in order to do that tonight, i tapped on a burgeoning colombian talent. that's right, my people, mi gente. this is chef stephanie bonin, and she's about to blow up large in the culinary scene with, believe it or not, a restaurant in her own home. - so i started with la tropikitchen feeding my friends. - mm. - you know i always like to have people around me, and i love feeding people. that's my favorite thing in the world. and then i have a bunch of colombian friends coming to my house, eating for free. and one day, my husband is like, "hey, stephanie.
sensation. welcome in the sky. the world is in such a difficult position. the lake used to go half a mile around the corner mad and go, go kill that thing. good evening. welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. tonight we take you on a journey around the world to meet people fighting against something that can be seen or touched, but his threatening our planet and the way we live more than a trillion tons of carbon gas has been released into our seas and skies over time. it comes from a lot of different sources, but the biggest is burning fossil fuels for electricity, heat and transportation. but tonight, cnn's chief climate correspondent, bill weir, has found some reasons to hope some unique ways innovators are trying to capture contain and reduce carbon emissions. they are climate warriors, and they just may show us how to unscrew a planet. attention humans of earth got good news and bad news. good news is that the
kill that thing. good evening. welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. tonight we take you on a journey around the world to meet people fighting against something that can be seen or touched, but his threatening our planet and the way we live more than a trillion tons of carbon gas has been released into our seas and skies over time. it comes from a lot of different sources, but the biggest is burning fossil fuels for electricity, heat and transportation. but tonight, cnn's chief climate correspondent, bill weir, has found some reasons to hope. some unique ways innovators are trying to capture contained and reduce carbon emissions. they are climate warriors, and they just may show us how to unscrew a planet. attention humans of earth got good news and bad news. good news is that the combined sweat and brilliance of the 117 billion or so people who have ever lived has created
unnatural disasters is go looking for hope and meet innovators and see what the biggest ideas out. there were. and i was blown away by how many there are and how many are just based on supercharging natural cycles because mother nature is the best engineer. she's been balancing out carbon and over millions of years for a lot longer than we've been around. um but it's what i tapped into is sort of the beginning of the whole trillion dollar industry that nobody's talking about. and what's your climate? experts say if we don't meet this challenge . it just means that we overshot our carbon budget. so not only do we have to rapidly get off of fuels that burn as equitably as we possibly can do that. we have to pull these over a trillion tons of this legacy carbon out of the sea and sky, and we have to do that in order to hold the temperature of 1.5 degrees celsius that we want or two degrees or however you want to slide it, but it comes down to how much do we want to save? how many coral reefs. do we want to
have _ this is think about the innovations have come — this is think about the innovations have come through america because the very— have come through america because the very strong regulatory systems and regulatory approval processes, and regulatory approval processes, and i— and regulatory approval processes, and i read — and regulatory approval processes, and i read something today about investors — and i read something today about investors and innovators saying this lift is _ investors and innovators saying this lift is likely— investors and innovators saying this lift is likely to be something that happens — lift is likely to be something that happens and undermines the process of innovation, so who knows how much could _ of innovation, so who knows how much could be _ of innovation, so who knows how much could be damaged in the future by virtue _ could be damaged in the future by virtue of— could be damaged in the future by virtue of the fact that innovators stay out — virtue of the fact that innovators stay out of — virtue of the fact that innovators stay out of the marketer start to stay out of the marketer start to stay out — stay out of the marketer start to stay out of — stay out of the marketer start to stay out of the marketer start to stay out of the marketer start to stay out of the market because they worry— stay out of the market because they worry about some of the things happening in the future. as the congressman says, could be a very chilling effect on drug developing. congressman, thank you so much for coming in the programme. thank you. this is bbc news. he's the oldest competitor running in this year's london marathon at age 90. david pixley will walk the race rather than run. he's hoping to do it in seven hours. the 90—year—old has run 13 marathons in his lifetime. that was my last one. yes. i was struggling and it was i took
voice to respond to the n r a and respond to those who continue to be second amendment parents peers and then lastly, republicans are sacrificing our children for the second amendment. our children, our most precious resource children that will grow up to be creators . innovators, designers solve climate change, save our democracy from itself. we have republican members of the house , wearing assault rifle pins on the house floor after mass shootings have occurred. so this tells you what their priorities are assault weapons. the second amendment, part of it, not the well regulated part over the lives of innocent americans. that's unacceptable. a couple of things number one. i completely disagree with the argument that republicans are sacrificing the lives of kids that is not true republican support law and order and every community in america already on the subject is about law and order. do you know why? because if you don't take crime seriously at the lower level, if
and is comprised of more than 1,600 — a number projected to double by 2030. this week, fintech founders, entrepreneurs, investors, and policy—makers, from around the world are coming together for a series of events taking place in the uk for fintech week. janine hirt is chief executive of innovate finance, the industry body for the fintech industry in the uk. this is a big week for you, i'm guessing? it this is a big week for you, i'm guessing?— guessing? it is, we have started _ guessing? it is, we have started our _ guessing? it is, we have started our innovate - guessing? it is, we have - started our innovate finance global summit today, day two today, real celebration of all the innovators in the uk and around the world coming together. around the world coming together-— around the world coming together. let's cut to the chase because _ together. let's cut to the chase because silicon - together. let's cut to the i chase because silicon valley bank uk was rescued, so many of these small fintech start—ups had money wrapped up with that bank, many were worried they would go under, where are we at? �* , .,
pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... [upbeat music] - you know, there's so much latin talent in new york city--artists, innovators, and heroes. we're going to meet a few tonight, colombian-style. that's right. what's up, homies? how you doing, man? pimping somebody's ride? look at you. look at all that talent. that's real talent right there. every once in a while, i like to host what i call a legends dinner, where i invite iconic new yorkers to sit and share a meal and talk about all things latin. in order to do that tonight, i tapped on a burgeoning colombian talent. that's right, my people, mi gente. this is chef stephanie bonin, and she's about to blow up large in the culinary scene with, believe it or not, a restaurant in her own home. - so i started with la tropikitchen feeding my friends. - mm. - you know i always like to have people around me, and i love feeding people.
even recognising america. i've flown over more territory in the united states— over more territory in the united states has— over more territory in the united states has not been president and a helicopter, — states has not been president and a helicopter, that is been burned to the ground and comprises the entire state of— the ground and comprises the entire state of maryland. equal to the entire — state of maryland. equal to the entire state of maryland. ireland's same _ entire state of maryland. ireland's same as— entire state of maryland. ireland's same as 40 shades of green are being supplemented by green energy, green agriculture, greenjobs. make no mistake. — agriculture, greenjobs. make no mistake, the entire world season is drawing _ mistake, the entire world season is drawing to — mistake, the entire world season is drawing to the opportunities that exist— drawing to the opportunities that exist on— drawing to the opportunities that exist on this island, skill workers, the highest — exist on this island, skill workers, the highest tech infrastructure, the innovators— the highest tech infrastructure, the innovators who are breaking barriers for that _ innovators who are breaking barriers for that the — innovators who are breaking barriers for that the connection and kinship we should — for that the connection and kinship we should notjust the united states but countries around the globe. i know— but countries around the globe. i know you — but countries around the globe. i know you all know but maybe sometimes we forget, ireland is a hotbed _ sometimes we forget, ireland is a hotbed of— sometimes we forget, ireland is a hotbed of cutting edge science, research, — hotbed of cutting edge science, research, emerging technologies and can influence so much of our shared future~ _ can influence so much of our shared future for— can influence so much of our shared future. for real. working in partnership with ireland, the united states— partnership with ireland, the united states together the european union and like—minded players around the world _ and like—minded players around the world ago— and like—minded players around the world ago to ensure that those technologies are grounded in the same _ technologies are grounded in the same core — technologies are grounded in the same core value we are a champion