the entire barrier reef region was proclaimed a marine park. t, no mining, and that was the day we thought, oh, we actually succeeded! how did that happen?! the reef isn't completely safe. in particular we have to deal with climate change. fortunately, kids and high school students and even younger are really going to make the difference if they keep on and keep it up, that's all we need. don't shut up, keep it up. eddie hegerl continues to campaign to protect the reef, most recently highlighting the dangers posed by climate change. remember, you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or catch up on all our films along with more than 1000 radio programmes in our online archive, just search online for witness history. next, battle bus was made by sokari douglas camp in memory of the nigerian environmentalist ken saro—wiwa who was executed in 1995. the sculpture was seized and impounded by nigerian port authorities in 2015. when the artwork was shipped to niger as a memorial to ken saro—wiwa and the eight other activists kil

increasingly unpredictable like many locals he's trying to build a protective barrier made of discarded materials and culled from the reef was only got 40 miles up as we look for coral and still. the holes with it. so we can build a natural barrier against the water at that point. local people are removing the coral the pretext there are in hope of protecting their homes it's a vicious circle hopes the global community will finally take action against climate change they are right that there's a lot of one that nature responds to our actions that damage the environment but we have to look after our earth and keep this from getting worse and that that will require a change in perspective on the guns into. the government has long ignored the problem given up on the island and said the family should be resettled to the mainland. to move would threaten the final flight of an entire community the older residents are especially reluctant to move. some of them around here is something we are like elephants you know we want to die in our homeland. that if it wasn't absolutely necessary with global warming the storms. we feel tha

the water is shallow here the island is surrounded by a reef that forms a natural barrier. here's an outfit that guy in this has an impact on us every time it rains or high waves hit the island the island is flooded the much. fifty's response are inhabited some of the most beautiful have hotels built on them for tourists. who cannot live on the other islands many men work as fishermen forced to organize their women and sell their handicrafts. mansions island god is who is 300 meters long and 150 meters wide just about every inch of the island is built on . multigenerational families live under a single ruth. was my mother sleeps here marked by sleep here my father sleeps there too this is our room there where the. local people have dug up much of the reef and now they also have climate change to contend with the sea levels are rising and the island's days look to be numbered. the human value of where they're going was going at the end we had unusually heavy rain recently it flooded the island our home 2 of them quote the sea water came up to our ankles. it was unpleasant my

the water is shallow here the island is surrounded by a reef that forms a natural barrier. here's an outfit that guy in this has an impact on us every time it rains or high waves hit the island the island is flooded much. fifty's respondents are inhabited some of the most beautiful have hotels built on them for tourists. they cannot live on the other islands many men workers fishermen to organize their women and sell their handicrafts. mansions island god is to do is 300 meters long and 150 meters wide just about every inch of the island is built on . multigenerational families live under a single ruth. reichl and it is my mother sleeps here my 5 sleep here my father sleeps there too this is our room there where the. local people have dug up much of the reef and now they also have climate change to contend with the sea levels are rising and the islands days look to be numbered. a menagerie of where there was on earth the end we had unusually heavy rain recently the flood of the island our home to the end of them were the sea water came up to our ankles. it was unpleasant be

the police barrier reef is the 2nd largest coral reef system in the world. some of the coral growth is believed to be 7000 years old. just a few years ago the reef was on the endangered list now it's slowly coming back to life. money for non is helping to preserve the reef she's doing the work she's always dreamed of even as a girl she always knew she wanted to help rescue the coral reef. but i feel like when i go to work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here go check the corals here or whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap that if. people here in the coastal village of percents live from fishing and tourism both industries depend on the call reef. you know i come on this trip many times many there is a man so blessed and i look at everything that i am that is the front of me and i think i hope one day this doesn't become a memory underwater it's apparent that the reef is struggling coral dies when the water becomes too acidic storm surges from increasingly sever

increasingly unpredictable like many locals he's trying to build a protective barrier made of discarded materials and culled from the reef was only got 40 miles looked after we look for coral and fill up the holes with it. so we can build a natural barrier against the water at that point out what local people are removing the coral the pretext there are in hope of protecting their homes it's a vicious circle hopes the global community will finally take action against climate change they are not that there's a lot. one the nature response to our actions that damage the environment but we have to look after our earth and keep this from getting worse and that that will require a change in perspective on the guns into. the government has long ignored the problem they've given up on the island and say the family should be resettled to the mainland. to move would threaten the final flight of an entire community the older residents are especially reluctant to move. some of them are not here from this we are like elephants we want to die in our homeland. that if it wasn't absolutely necessary with global warming the storms. we f

scenic flights to nowhere within 10 minutes flights over the a straight out back of the great barrier reef or sold out to straighten carrier has become the latest airline to come up with a gimmick to generate revenue and made the coronavirus and. the president of the european commission also a fun alliance as pledged a green recovery plan to rebuild the shattered economy she wants deep cuts in emissions the president has won the backing of big business the heart of pot is preparing the way for the technology to flourish hydrogen is one answer for the highly polluting transport sector there are lots of road blocks. with a certain amount of pump dimer unveiled its 1st hydrogen powered semi truck in berlin on wednesday but it's not going on sale anytime soon the concept vehicle with a hydrogen fuel cell and a range of 1000 kilometers is perhaps an indication of where the company's development is headed. there needs to shrivel to the next step will be models of customer sort test that will happen around 202324 hours for cereal production meaning in any desired quantity and variance that custom

it goes at low altitude so viewers can see something like the barrier reef it sounds charming, but therere people saying, this is horrible for the environment, and how can you take a flight to nowhere for no reason? >> to tackle the environmental impact thing, the environment has gotten, arguably, a little bit of a break over the last five or six months because no one has been driving or flying or doing anything travel related whatsoever, so there is maybe a mean reversion there but i applaud this notion that you can come up with an idea to make up for some lost revenue. i can't imagine this is a very robust business, but still, if these companies find a way to do this, it might save money on jobs and get them back when the pandemic is over i would take advantage of seeing the greatbarrier reef, though i'm not sure of being on a crowded plane. it depends on the spacing. >> my producer paul said, are they still going to lose your lugga luggage? >> what luggage? >> they should call it an air crews. hopefully there is real food and beverage service on these flights and not just lockdowns >>

the police barrier reef is the 2nd largest coral reef system in the world. some of the coral growth is believed to be 7000 years old. just a few years ago the reef was on the endangered list now it's slowly coming back to life. fernand is helping to preserve the reef she's doing the work she's always dreamed of even as a girl she always knew she wanted to help rescue to coral reef. but i feel like when i go to work it's like. when they call me and say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here or whatever it is i'm like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today. people here in the coastal village of percents live from fishing and tourism both industries depend on a call reef. you know i come on this trip many times many there is a man left and i look at everything that i am that is their front of me and i think i hope one day this doesn't become a memory underwater it's apparent that the reef is struggling coral dies when the water becomes too into a city storm surges from increasing use of the hurrican

ofphen: the scenic tour australia, the flight will take thefrom sydney and go over great barrier reefstralianrom 787 dollars. papassengers will also get a set of the airlines famed pajamas. this, in an effort to stem the massive loss in recent months. australia's strict quarantine rules have forced airlines to ground aircraft and cut jobs. the idea of getting on a plane for seven hours and landing in the same place is something i cannot get my eye around. genie: how doo you make sure everyone gets a wiwindow seat? stephen: everyone -- very f few people will be on n the planane. geninie: if you have your binoculars, maybe. a quick question before we go. you think the french complain a lot? stephen: i couldn't possibly say. genie: there will be up in the next french connection to talk about what she talks about is one of france's great pastimes, complaining. be upup in the nexext half hour. stay with us. ♪ >> after six months of covid that included three montnths of lockckdown that crush the tourim industry, how has it changed? join us to find out. >> as a field reporter you get a sense

it will sflie over aluru the iconic sandstorm forortion before flying over the gat barrier reef and rng to dney.. the airnene hasoar annoued only one flight, but reuters reported ticketsts foror all 13 seatats were sold o out in t te minutes. qantas o officials reportedldlyd they'll offer more of the flights if demand persists. the pandemic has forced airlines around the world to halt or reduce flights. some are offering sightseeing tours as a way to maintain business as well as keep their planes airworthy. let's have a look k at the markets. ♪ >>> from the "newsline biz" team in tokyo, i'm gene otani. thanks very much for joining us. ♪ >> hello and welcome to "france 24," i am laura cellier, and these are the international. headlines at this. hour. coronavirus of the past 30 million as health experts warn of an alarming rise of infections in europe. in israel, a second straight national lockdown is coming in full force. we have

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outback and the great barrier reef are sold out the planes took off and landed in sydney japan's ana holding and taiwan's ever airlines are also offering similar scenic flights the aim is to generate revenue and to keep pilots licenses current. and they for we go up quick a reminder of our top story the u.s. treasury department take talk carrot and bite downs and oracle have reportedly agreed on purchase terms for the video platform under the rumor deal oracle warm wal-mart and light dances u.s. investors will together have a majority stake in the firm. thanks for watching. climate change. versus. some still. going to use today for the future a. little dot com. african megacities for the give us a clue cutter. good use crime fighters are back ever goes most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech cholera prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to mindanao. i'm scared that. that's

outback and the great barrier reef are sold out the planes took off and landed in sydney japan's ana holding and taiwan's ever airlines are also offering similar seating flights the aim is to generate revenue and to keep pilots licenses current. and before we go a quick reminder of our top story the u.s. treasury department take talk parrot bite downs and oracle have reportedly agreed on purchased terms for the video platform under the rumored deal oracle warm wal-mart and light dances u.s. investors with together half a majority stake in the firm. thanks for watching. to the conflict zone the search. for years for lin's foreign policy line has been dialogue 1st keep talking no matter what but a russian opposition leader alexina volney recovers in a berlin hospital after an apparent poisoning or limb is under increased pressure my guest this week is germany's deputy foreign minister meals on. look this is. in 60 minutes long. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if

at this point we'll follow the great barrier reef, about 90 minutes. we'll be doing flights over certain ridge marks at high and low altitudes. great viewing for 30 minutes. once we finish with that, we'll be setting back to sydney. upon arrival which will be getting close to sunset, we'll be doing a flyover of the harbor and finally back in sydney. >> reporter: flights like these have become more common as people who have been under stay at home orders are itching to get back on a plane. in june taipei had three flights to nowhere. they got on a plane and it never took off. there was a dine and fly in august and singapore airlines is considering a new route to nowhere. for qantas the flight has additional perks. food, a gift bag, and an auction of memorabilia from qantas recently retired 747s. the beauty of these flights, as qantas says, there's no pass port or quarantine required. it's proving the travel adage as true, it's better to have traveled than to have arrived. richard quest, cnn, london. >> not sure if that's true. >>> that wraps this hour o

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a couple cocktails, great barrier reef. i love it. >> sandra: sign us up. great joining you today. we'll be back tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert, attorney general bill barr taking aim at democrats and the resistance's, saying there's an anti-trump element inside washington, actively tryg to undermine president trump's achievements. barr also warning the country is on a dangerous path, politically, amid ongoing protests in cities nationwide. take a listen. speak of the message of the democrats appears to be "biden or no peace." the only way this is going to stop is biden. that becomes -- that is ruled by the mob. and we are approaching that. >> melissa: barr also saying he agrees the upcoming election will be the most significant in our lifetime, and shot down rumors the president would refuse to leave office if you lost, calling them "crap. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner. fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. house of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy, and cohost of "the five" and fox news politi

paying between $575 and $2,700 a seat, and in the case of qantas, they do fly low over the great barrier reef they've seen something on their journey before they land right back where they took off and go home to their lives of course it makes sense because during a pandemic, when you think pandemic, you naturally think about sealing yourself inside an aluminum tube and sharing the air and personal space with strangers thankfully, face masks are strongly recommended aboard qantas, and this is all proof that cabin fever is a powerful thing though perhaps slightly less powerful than the coronavirus. and that is our broadcast on a thursday night it comes with our thanks for spending this time with us on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night >>> tonight on "all in." 40,000 plus new cases a day. 200,000 american lives lost. tonight dr. anthony fauci on the federal government's response to coronavirus, where this country is headed and what the general public should really expect when it comes to a vaccine. then a dire warning from donald trump's former director of nati

. >> cooper: over the years sir david has repeatedly visited australia's great barrier reef. >> attenboroughramatic and beautiful and complex manifestations of life you can find anywhere. >> cooper: but on his last trip he was stunned by what he saw. >> attenborough: we went on this reef, which i knew. and it was like a cemetery. because all the corals had died. they died because of a rise in temperature and acidity. >> cooper: there are still people who are gonna see this and say, "well, look-- it's not that bad. and technology--" >> attenborough: who are these people who are saying this? >> cooper: ...and technology wil evolve to come up with some sort of a solution that we can't even imagine? >> attenborough: no. we live in a finite world. ultimately we depend upon the natural world for every mouthful of food that we eat and indeed every lung full of air that we breathe. i mean, if it wasn't for the natural world the atmosphere would be depleted from oxygen tomorrow. if there were no trees around-- we would suffocate. i mean-- and actually, in the course of this-- particular pandemic that

a couple cocktails, great barrier reef. i love it. >> sandra: sign us up. great joining you today.arts now. >> melissa: fox news alert, attorney general bill barr taking aim at democrats and the resistance's, saying there's an anti-trump element inside washington, actively tryg to undermine president trump's achievements. barr also warning the country is on a dangerous path, politically, amid ongoing protests in cities nationwide. take a listen. speak of the message of the democrats appears to be "biden or no peace." the only way this is going to stop is biden. that becomes -- that is ruled by the mob. and we are approaching