my number should like to imagine the impact you and your friends can have together. we can m global hunger. please download the app the . this is dw news live from monday, feeling so tired and sometimes tens of thousands of actors go on strike in hollywood, tv, and movie stars. adjoining screen lights is already on the picket lines. it's the biggest show base stripe in decades, also coming up. terrified and hey,

it was nato unity influence with northern cletus with an aisle most of us president advisors, overwhelming americans support for the alliance. and the global heat wave as the northern hemisphere, some a sense temperatures or north america. i'm much of your swell to extreme. the jap, how it welcome to the program. the hollywood acts as union has voted unanimously to go on strike the act as a demanding that fash our streaming profits. they say, well, regulations on, on sufficient intelligence, the rights of scale of america is a ready on strike over pets fees also linked to the rise of streaming the drilling strikes. so the 1st, the hits hollywood in $63.00 is union president and tv store front. drescher says

there's no alternative to strike action. the eyes of the world and particularly the eyes of labor are upon us. what happens here is important because what's happening to us is happening across all fields of labor. sign means of when employers make wall street and greed their priority, and they forget about the essential contributors that make the machine run. i'm not joined by k j must use an entertainment journalist who's following the story in los angeles. welcomed the industries facing the 1st single pena stripe by hollywood actors and writers in more than 60 years. can you want us through how one, why these negotiations between the unions and the film studios fell apart?

you know, you could probably pick, i would say more than one thing was actually 2 things. i would say it's the inception of artificial intelligence ai and also the inception of, uh, the streaming platforms, people, particularly writers, screen writers and actors and actresses are not being paid the same way. they were paid when they were on television versus streaming. and that's really the main sticking point. there are others. but if i could mil, like the most important thing down, it would be the pay with the streaming platforms, particularly residuals, and the introduction of artificial intelligence for sure. yeah, i mean, they've changed everything in the way that we consume the kind of products that the the industry produces. how's that gonna affect people's feelings and shows? that's what people wants to know. how does this change the way the hollywood work on affect us as well? let me, let me do the good 1st. before i do to back the good is you love,

reality tv shows. housewives franchise loves blind on uh, netflix. all of those things. you're probably in for more of that because those are unscripted. they don't require writers and they don't require real actors. so you're probably going to get me or bad and it's cheap to produce. so that's, that's the 1st good thing. the bad thing is, um, if you like to watch a lot of entertainment shows where you watch premieres or press junkets and those are are going to go away and all of the films that are being made currently right now. i think like avatar parts report are being made, those are going to be hard to even to wayne. the rob johnson said he was going to stop production when he's doing so. everybody right now, no matter how big or small the film is, they will stop production at midnight. los angeles time, july 14. yeah, i mean, it's a target full shot dying of hollywood. around the world,

hollywood is seen as best place where there's tons of money. everyone's making it, you know, great success. how much similar do you think that also the says and indeed the right says amongst the public, you know, that is a perception and you're absolutely right about that. and that's the reason why i was really happy to see the president fran drescher, the actor from nannie, who's the president of, of sack, after a talk about that, she talked about how a lot of these actors and actresses are literally just making the threshold because they're getting residual, if they weren't getting residuals, they would really be screw financially. they need these residuals. it is extremely important that they negotiate for every single dollar that they think they deserve . because when they're retiring, when they are no longer able to work in his industry, they want to make sure that they have enough to take care of them. and also a lot of them are saying they have families, they have kids. and if you're not getting residuals, if you don't know if your show on a streaming platform is actually bringing in

a lot of subscribers and whether or not you should be paid more, you're under pay, you know, a lot of them are saying they're just struggling to to stay afloat and make their mortgage payments and pay for their kids and their insurance and everything else. so can i do it? how does this get results? what's the, what's the way i took this type of it goes, jason's got so what's his? so it's really hard to see how they could come to some type of middle ground, because even fran drescher said during her press, the pressure today is that the 2 sides are so far apart that she doesn't know how they're going to to meet the middle when she wishes quite surprised, she said, it's just ridiculous that she doesn't think that the motion picture studios want to share in the profits in the riches that there be making more more money, especially in the spring platforms. but they're not sharing any of it. whereas the studios which are the networks and the film studios are saying, look, some of their expectations and what they're asking is just a little bit unreasonable. now, some people are taking pot shots at that saying most of the people that are saying

that are making more than $20000000.00 a year or so. you know, it's doing figured with that, but i don't see it being resolved anytime soon. and when i say stupid, i mean in the next month or 2, you know, next month is when we really start cutting film festivals. and some award shows. remember, we have the prime time in these here, supposedly happening on september 18th, next month in august. we have a kick off of the venice film festival and then in september we have to want to the best of all. so there's a number of film festivals and for me or is it are supposed to happen to probably well and surprise them. i know i was supposed to go to the haunted mansion movie premier at dizzy land this weekend. that'd be great. red carpet, you know, celebrating a dizzy lab because they are producing, disney is producing the film. and now that's been turned into a family, but not a red carpet premier. so my guess is you're probably going to see a lot more of these per meals that were plan. just be some sort of fan events or

maybe just a screening, but not a full fledge premier because a lot of people say you can have premieres if you don't have a stars of them. yeah, real, real crisis for hollywood and statement janitors, k j. matthew sciences, thanks so much for joining us on dw, thank you, is not moving on us. president joe biden has reaffirmed his commitment to nato, his newest member mark vin speaking in house thing, keep islands 5 inside the us on finland, a working in lock step for a more secure. well, notice summit, which also included sweden, denmark, iceland and norway address the challenges including leads you know, security to clean energy and technologies or pro or would you crane also high on the agenda, bice bite and said negotiations will bring an end to the will. i don't think the working going for years for 2 reasons. number one, i don't think that the russians could,

could maintain the war forever. number one, in terms of the resources and capacity. number 2, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually present food is going to the site is not in the interest of russia economically, politically or otherwise to continue this war. but i can't predict exactly how that happens. my hope is an expectation, as you'll see, that ukraine makes significant progress on their offensive. and that it generates and undergo shaded settlement somewhere along the lines. josh, difference and is a professor of international relations. mary land university. they told us won't send them, brings to the nato table. they do 2 things for the airlines. number one, finland, sweden also were longstanding new trolls in europe, there was always a leading possibility of them joining the alliance if the russian behavior became

truly a poor. and of course, since the russian in region of ukraine, it has done so. so this, the number one, these countries joining the alliance for their indicates are russia that it's the strategic plan, the strategic gains from the one you created back bar, that it's really isolated. that's number one. number 2, of course, nato expansion took the alliance further and further eastward in putting into the baltic states. one of the questions, the alliance phase for many years was how do you defend the baltic states? now this is still a very near run, very hard to do issue by virtue of having finland and sweden in the alliance becomes reasonably somewhat easier to possibly find ways of defending the multics, the simply over the politics it there was some of the well use headlines to the united nations human rights of this says it is, find evidence of a mass grave and stu, jones, west of the region, as thoughts, nearly 100 people, many from the ethnic africa muscle. it's group for battery,

that the u. n says it has credible information that the power military rapid support forces carried out. the mastercard, us regulators have approved a non prescription birth control pill. the drug of pills will be available from next year. the decision widens, contraceptive ok to access in the us, where abortion rides around the increasingly bigger threats. southern europe is baking in an extreme heat waves temperatures of sold in italy, spain, grease croatia, and turkey and southern it to the millions of swells for the island of sod. denny could reach 47 degrees in the coming days. peaceful names are in force in athens. with ortiz urging residence as taurus to be cautious, scientists say extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. most of it

because of climate change. floods in india, spain, and parts of the us. wild fines had been raging in canada since april, more than 9000000 heck to as far as to the band. and more than 150000 people have had to flee their homes. at the same time, heat waves have been scorching europe, particularly spain, to have one of these umbrellas here. and if shop owners allow, you can stand in front of the entrance. there's some cold air coming out there in the we just drink a lot of water. we have no other choice, was extremely sad. this is climate change, and we just have to get used to it and somehow it's a crisis that has long since become a reality across the globe. 9 made the climate change is making extreme, with more likely. yet not all the extreme with a can be attributed to a heating planets. for example, according to climate models,

the heavy rain and northern italy earlier this year, once more and 10 so likely due to human induced warming. it was actually unimed stream, a rare and fierce weather event for the region. on the other hand, extreme heat waves in northern africa and southern europe last april, with temperatures up to 20 degrees above normal with different they would have been almost impossible at this time of year without climate change. and when it comes to severe flooding that had pockets done in 2022 model, suggest the global warming increase the rainfall intensity data by 50 percent. the event affected 33000000 people and destroyed 1700000 homes to here in germany, climate protests as of destructive services at humbug and dusted off add ports. the government is looking at tightening security. last generation night to this,

the demanding more forceful action to cobb, cobb and emissions climate activist, breach to security fence and glued themselves to a runway. their actions halted flights for several hours. angry passengers who govern what that doesn't take any precautions. well, anyone can just walk in this time, it was climate activism. the next time it could be terrace to climb the fence. thing that you get the protestors from the last generation group say they wanted to draw attention to the climate crisis. but they're protest coincided with the start of the summer holidays. in hamburg, several passengers said targeting ordinary people was the wrong way to achieve the group's goals. is put and it hits the wrong people. it's a shame that doing this on the 1st day of the holidays when families are looking forward to taking the long awaited holiday trustees. i understand be active as they

are to be the opposite of what they intended in the beginning of the holidays and families are happy and looking forward to going away. i understand the climate approach has to have sympathy for them, but not in this way. last generation activists have repeatedly blocked traffic by moving themselves to roads in cities across germany. the group say their unusual stance are designed to highlight environmental damage and press for more decisive action to counter global warming. and that's what we've got time for this hour. thanks for joining us tonight. sourcing the every jenny is far less surprises. we've gone all out to give you some.