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From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Tonight, for the first time in our history, we will strike all three of the big three at

once.

We are using a new strategy, the stand-up strike.

We will call on select facilities, locals, or units to stand up and go on strike.

The United Auto Workers have begun a historic targeted strike at GM Ford and Stellantis.

We'll get the latest.

Then to the climate emergency, as thousands prepare for a major march here in New York

Sunday to end fossil fuels.

We'll speak to a climate scientist taking part, just arrested in West Virginia for

changing herself to a drill in order to shut down construction of the mountain valley pipeline.

We haven't even breached 1.5 degrees Celsius, and we're seeing such extreme impacts from

climate change this summer, the flooding in Vermont, the fires in Maui, the fires in Canada,

the flooding in Libya, I mean, I could keep going, and I don't want to.

We really need to halt climate change where it is.

And we'll look at a major victory for student climate activists.

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