we will speak with bill mckibben of 350.org about the latest of elements in the upcoming people's climate march in new york. his burger king becoming a tax dodging whopper? we look at the fast food giants plans to move its headquarters from the u.s. to canada after it merges with tim hortons. an activist guide to archiving video. >> once again, police beating up on people. >> as more videos of police brutality to continue to make headlines, we will speak with yvonne ng of witness, group that trains and supports people using video in a fight for human rights. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. and ukrainian governments are accusing russia of launching a new cross-border operation to back separatist rebels in eastern ukraine. on wednesday, officials in washington and kiev said russian forces had moved across the border for the third time this week. effectively, opening a third front ukraine's battle with the rebels. the state department spokesperson said russia has launched a counteroffensive against

and yet bill mckibben and al gore, the whole bunch, perpetuate the idea that every extreme weather event is because of us. this is why we will never be able to predict the future of the climate, other than about three days out as john coleman who's coming up soon will probably tell you he knows. it's because of clouds. water, most important greenhouse gas is the only one that occurs in both liquid and gacy is faces in the atmosphere. the liquid phase of water and the gaseous phase behaves in incompletely different ways with regard to solar energy. clouds can reflect the son back, they can hold the heat income depending on where you are and how thick they are and what computer model can predict the pattern of clouds in the world? it's impossible. that is why we will never be able to predict the future of climate combat clouds are the wild card and many people believe that as the earth warms and more water evaporates off the sea, it would be cloudier and wetter, and that will reflect more sunlight back, in other words, it would be a negative feedback against the effect of co2. that's just