It's Tuesday March 21st. I'm Josie Defi Race.

And I'm Trevo Anderson and this is what a day we were celebrating with the Labor Department

tells us is Rosie the Riveter Day.

So you know what that means? You gotta get riveting people.

We definitely know what a rivet is and we aren't afraid to use them.

We are not. We will rivet it up. Rivet all day.

On Today's show, Amazon announced another round of layoffs plus billionaire media mogul,

Rubbert Murdock, who was a sprightly 92-year-old. We'll be saying I do for the fifth time.

You know, no comment. I'll save it for later. I'll save it for later.

It's crazy how billionaires find love. They're so lucky. They always find love. I don't know how that works.

But first, the clock is ticking on global warming.

According to a new major report, planet Earth will likely cross a critical threshold for global

warming within the next 10 years if we don't get our collective shit together.

The report comes from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a body of experts

convened by the United Nations. And it offers perhaps the most comprehensive understanding to date

of ways that the planet is changing. Perhaps one of the most pressing things it notes is that

global average temperatures are estimated to rise 1.5 degrees Celsius. That's about 2.7 degrees

Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels sometime around the first half of the 2030s. That's because,

you know, we keep burning coal and oil and natural gas. We can't get enough of it apparently.

But that 1.5 degrees Celsius number, which might sound like nothing, is important because back in

2015, virtually every nation agreed to pursue efforts to hold global warming below that level

because of what it would mean for things like heat waves, flooding, and drought, among other things.

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