st.fun and justify the existence of greenpeace. >> use carbon footprint.nd, you know, it has a ripple effect. people on the left and understand what they're doing when they want to increase carbon regulation. you're actually going to jack the price of energy, and it hurts poor families the most. they think they're doing god's work, but when you jack up the price of energy people who get hurt the worst are low income families. charles: poor americans are finding that out the hard way. >> i did not realize greenpeace was still around. they went after nestle's a couple of years ago and forced them to go to a certain type of oil. it blows our mind that there are still hanging around. charles: that is the question, especially with retailers. why do they have so much clout? the movie that they put up their communal, the arctic melting in the oil drowning people and drowning the polar bears, 6 million people watch it. would that have hurt sales? >> not at all. the reason why retailers are going the way of greenpeace's because it is cool. it is a marketing tactic.

but greenpeace sat it out, why?use the date for ending deforestation in that declaration is too far off. they talked about 2030. that simply isn't fast enough. this is happening now. people's traditional lands are being stolen in places like africa, only 400 sumatran tigers left in indonesia. deforestation is an issue that's facing us now, we need to address it now. many companies agree with us, procter & gamble and agricultural companies, like cargill, pledged to cut deforestation out of its supply chains entirely in a much faster timeframe than the declaration stated. >> dr. hotez isn't having some sort of agreement, even if the accord is weaker than one would like, better than nothing? >> clearly, climate change is an important factor, in promoting infectious diseases. but we should also emphasize what's really emerging, it's together with poverty and conflict. so it doesn't seem to be climate change alone. but the combination of extreme poverty, and then being in a conflict or post conflict setting, this creates

the indians have called greenpeace a threat to their economy. the chinese are building a coal fire plant. the australians just repealed their carbon tax which was their version of what president obama trying to do here in the united states. aen if he felt and it was and it will have zero impact and what we need to do in congress and will not been able to get any votes a because harry reid would not let a single vote on coal of occur, not a one. again, restrict the funding of the environmental protection agency so they cannot go down this path. place, -- is a this a place, should the united states be a later? tyingody is interested in their hands behind their backs and crating more problems for their people in pursuit of a goal. >> and you are not looking for the united states to be the first one? >> my job is to look out for kentucky's coal miners. this administration has engaged in an assault. we have lost 7000 jobs and it is a disaster. they need to be stopped. the is one thing, if american people changing the makeup of the senate and give me

this is from greenpeace saying "thanks a lot", with all the lego figures.says "it's over", showing shell and a lego nan. and another "everything is awesome." >> thank you very much. i'm david shuster. "inside story" is next. for more stories go to joms. -- go to aljazeera.com. >>> do you know me? when i go to a restaurant the waiters may not know that i host a daily nags at news programme, but hackers rooting in my credit card records already do. it's "inside story". [ ♪ music ] >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. another day, another data

because i know -- i know a a person in greenpeace, you see. >> jimmy: ah!e on earth. >> jimmy: yeah, they know how to -- >> oh, they're -- they're funky. >> jimmy: so, were you on a a boat? >> we were on a big trawler, yeah, getting on and off on ropes. >> jimmy: so, it wasn't like a a hotel boat or anything. a carnival cruise? [ light laughter ] it wasn't -- >> no. >> jimmy: no, it was not like that. >> no, it was very, very basic. and we got off and washed, cleaned the boat every day. >> jimmy: did you? >> yeah. cleaned the toilets. did all that stuff. >> jimmy: good for you. >> it was very funny. >> jimmy: that's good for the daughter. yeah! 14. you got to work. great vacation. no one has fun anymore. >> no. [ laughter ] oh, no, no, no. i'm from victorian london, darling. i've got proper work ethic. >> jimmy: exactly! thank you for these. these are -- this is your third peter rabbit book. this is like amazing because beatrix potter, this is 100 years old, this story? >> 110. >> jimmy: so you waited long enough to write some of these. [ laughter ] how did

greenpeace put pressure on the toymaker, he have to them.not happy with shells plan to expand arctic drilling. greenpeace released this video showing oil spilling over lego landscape. six my people look at it on youtube. lego initially said it had no plans to drop shell. they changed their tune today, they dropped shell. scientist have figured a way to make a trip to mars dramatically cheaper, but the astronauts comt the astronauts too cheap. there is a president of space works enterprises. first of all you are the guy in charge of this putting them to sleep, how do you do it and for how long do you put them to sleep? >> currently we are leveraging technology from the medical community recently emerging. they have demonstrated that, is to the use three to four days, there are cases up to 14 days and for mars relay to get it 180 days. stuart: do you give them drugs, hypnotize them? give them an intravenous drip or something? how do you put them to sleep for weeks at a time? >> really just have to call the by down five to 10 degrees is all it

greenpeace media criticizing the partnership. showing little bricks covered by an oil spill. the video quickly went to cairo.viral. >> the company are not commenting. lego officially became the biggest toy maker in the world based on revenue and profit. >> allow customers to pick up packages from neighborhood stores. this is to lower the number of delayed shipments ahead of the busy holiday shopping on hyatt delivery cost of online purchases per package volume lower than post deliveries to businesses. will also offer customers the option to reroute or reschedule deliveries. >> tiger woods is no longer the world's most valuable athlete. released a st of the 10 top athlete ds ges james. his value grew to $37 million last year. 1 million higher than tiger d ll w tht e tohe20thin the stw enen money, it puts a price on their overall value. >> next year previewing the blackhawks season previewing the blackhawks season opener in dallas. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... bo

lego is pulling a deal with show after heavy pressure from greenpeace.onmental group released this video showing oil pouring over a lego version of the arctic. i think the irony in all of this is legos are plastic, made from petroleum, so the idea, this is an oil-based product anyway, but their distance themselves from oil because -- you see sort of the insanity of this. >> are they going to make them out of potatoes or something? melissa: i don't even think they have realized that. just don't sell them with the show logo. >> how else are you going to get oil? >> the craziest part about this is lego has nothing to do with this at all. shell is going to go ou and find another company. they partner with museums and educational companies, they partner with all sorts of people. what did lego do wrong here? melissa: i think you have petroleum products in your hair as well. what do you think? >> everything to use as part of oil and everything from making it to the filming to the power is all credit from energy that could be oil-based so they are trying to make

the indians have called greenpeace a threat to their economy and said they have no interest in reducing carbon emissions. the chinese are building coal-fired plants. the australians just repealed their carbon tax, which is their version of what president obama is trying to do in the united states. even if you felt that this was a cause worth pursuing, our doing it all by ourselves is going to have zero impact. so what we need to do in congress -- and we have not been able to get any votes because harry reid will not let a single vote on coal to occur -- is begin to restrict the funding of the environmental protection agency so they cannot go down this path. >> a quick follow-up question -- is this a place that a world power should take a leadership leadership position and be the first to take action against -- >> the president has been trying to take a leadership position, but no one is interested in tying their hands behind their back and creating more problems for their people in pursuit of a goal they do not -- >> you are not looking for the united states to be the first one? >> our

the indians have called greenpeace a threat to their economy.he chinese are building a coal fire plant. the australians just repealed their carbon tax which was their version of what president obama trying to do here in the united states. even if he felt and it was a costs pursuant and it will have zero impact and what we need to do in congress and will not been able to get any votes because harry reid would not let a single vote on coal of occur, not a one. again, restrict the funding of the environmental protection agency so they cannot go down this path. >> is this a place, should the united states be a leader? >> nobody is interested in tying their hands behind their backs and creating more problems for their people in pursuit of a goal. >> and you are not looking for the united states to be the first one? >> my job is to look out for kentucky's coal miners. this administration has engaged in an assault. we have lost 7000 jobs and it is a disaster. they need to be stopped. that is one thing, if the american people changing the makeup of the

he went undercover and spoke with greenpeace who says they are a political, but listen to the worker'sere they have a lot of ballots laying around? >> like north aurora, a lot of people -- i hate to like put it like this. they don't care. >> she goes on to give an exact address where ballots can be found. >>> it was a horrible accident made even worse. ice cream truck driver who accidentally hit and killed a 7-year-old boy, brutally attacked by an angry mob. people in los angeles retaliated by throwing bricks at his truck. you can see the front window smashed. someone threatened him with a knife. police say the little boy was riding his motorized bike and he fell under the back wheels. >>> and cnn taking a cheap shot at the palins after a family fight. listen to this. >> this quite possibly is the best minute and a half of audio we have ever come across. well, come across in a long time anyway. >> in a limo -- i walk back up. did you push my sister? he gets in my face, pushes me down on the grass, drags me across the grass and you [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i think that long ble