now leading the charge is actress and long-time activist jane fonda.s deborah roberts. >> reporter: jane fonda still pushing bou pushing boundaries. >> we are all here today because we know what lies ahead. >> reporter: lately a fixture on capitol hill. sounding the alarm on climate change. >> shut it down! >> reporter: bringing together average folks along with activists like gloria steinem and hollywood a-listers like joaquin phoenix and rosanna arquette. >> two, four, six, eight, save the world it's not too late! >> reporter: fonda's voice now part of a growing chorus of celebrities concerned about our planet, including leonardo dicaprio, who spoke at this year's global citizens festival in new york. >> our future is being gambled away. >> reporter: russell crowe, whose comments delivered at the golden globes by jennifer aniston talked about the wildfires in australia. >> make no mistake, the tragedy unfolding in australia is climate based. >> are fonda's mission is different. she's leading weekly protests in washington, d.c. with her group fire dri

please welcome, jane fonda!ause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to see you again! happy -- >> thank you. >> stephen: happy 2020, jane fonda. >> yeah. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> good to see you again. >> stephen: how have you been? do you have any new year's resolutions? >> remember when i kissed you? >> stephen: i do remember. my wife remembers that, too, and she still doesn't think it's funny. >> he used to be the scariest person to be interviewed because, you know, he had this alter ego character, so -- and there was something really important that i wanted to talk about on the show, and, so, i just figured, well, i'll just go out and sit in his lap and kiss him, and i did. >> stephen: you stuck your tongue in my ear. >> i did not! >> stephen: you did! ( laughter ) you did. >> and you were so flustered that it was an easy interview. >> stephen: it really was. i was like johnny carson with a spider monkey on his head. i didn't want to move! thank you very much, it was an honor. anytime, by the wa

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amy:e will hr frojane fonda, elma kevin, and others. all of that and more, coming up. welcomome to democracy nowow!, democracacynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. defense secretary mark esper has acknowledged he didid not see specific evidence that iranian general qassem soleimani was planning attacks against u.s. embassies at the time he u.s. forces assassinated him in a drone strike at the baghdad international airport a week ago friday. this is despitite trump'p's clas soleimani was planning to attack embassies. pres. trump: i can reveal i believe it would have been four embassies. and baghdad certainly would have b been the leader, bt i think it would have been auto. he could have been militaryy bases or a lot of other thining, but it was imminent. and then all of a sudden, he was gone. amy: that was president trump speaking on fox on friday. but this is esper speaking with cbs "face the nation" " host margaret brennanan sunday. >> he did not cite a specific piece of evidedence. >> arere you saying there wasn't one? clubs i did not see onone with r

the united states fonda says it is failing to act. civic protests have defined her as much of an actress that brought her two golden globes and one emmy. but it is not always without controversies. during the tour in vietnam in 1872 to protest the war, fonda's photo in hanoi appears to be aiming at american planes landed on the wrong side of public opinion, sidelined her career and stuck her with the nickname hanoi jam. it was a mistake she wrote that she will "regret to her dying day." >> changing climate, the world must address. each of us one day will have to answer this question. what did i do to protect the planet for our children, grandchildren and so many precious species while we still have time? please join me and welcoming jane fonda to our national press club. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you for being here and thank you to the national press club for having me here. thanks to the women's media center which i cofounded for a number of years ago. i lie in bed at night searching for the right words that'll galva

have to assume that people an office destroyed evidence such actions could have criminal relevance fonda line is set to give evidence to an investigating committee next month expect a lot of focus on her actions are and the actions of her aides as we tried to gets of the bottom of who did what to those devices from their lion has obviously tided ho phone are properly or headed tided up the allegations against fonda lion relate to a federal orders office investigation which showed that under her charge the defense ministry was spending around $155000000.00 euros a year on outside advice although the ministry couldn't sufficiently justify why that external advice was needed on that in more than the 3rd of the cases looked at normal rules would not follow suit the baths lead to a parliamentary committee looking into whether those deals were above board in just how how much on the line was involved a spokesperson for the e.u. commission president said nothing relevant to the investigation had been deleted but didn't give away much else there were and are no messages on the phone relevant to

fonda. >> they don't beat you up. >> sure.t's a very different experience than the rest than millions of others experience. >> but it's calling attention to it, and people are traveling from all over to come and be part of it, and they're asking to do it in their hometowns where they want to start fire drill friday. and someone came from poland, and it's giving people something they want, and our job as citizens as this country not elected officials is to build pressure, build pressure so that by the election time and by the inauguration time whoever is elected we will be in the streets by the millions pressuring and demanding. >> you know, it's funny you talked about sort of laser focused and clearly this is something you're extremely focused onto the extent you're doing this, you moved to washington, d.c. and it's almost the case that the scale of the crisis requires almost a kind of pathology from us. it requires a compilation, requires us to act in a ways that are different than normal because the scale of the thing is abn

gathered for a climate change protest at washington, d.c., spearheaded by actress and activist jane fonda. other celebrities joined her including martin sheen and joaquin phoenix. the so-called fire drill rally was held outside of the u.s. capitol building. the demonstration focused on the major banks and investors that finance fossil fuel exploration. after walking phoenix took aim at another industry. >> the meat and dairy industry is the third leading cause of climate change. and, i think sometimes we wonder what can we do in this fight against climate change, and there is something you can do today, right now, and tomorrow by making a choice about what you consume. >> the demonstration is a part of a weekly protest organized by fonda. she has been arrested five times while protesting. and has vowed to continue. >>> doing laundry can soon be a whole lot easier. coming up, a look at the high- tech machine that takes the thinking out of washing your clothes. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies

the center of the contract in scandal and massively under pressure last month it was revealed that fonda lines main phone during her time in charge of the german defense ministry that had its data wiped out prompted a green party m.p. here in germany to bring a criminal complaint against the now new e.u. commission boss we have to assume that people in office destroyed evidence such actions could have criminal relevance found a line is set to give evidence to an investigating committee next month expect a lot of focus on her actions and the actions of her aides as we try to get to the bottom of who did what to those devices from the lion has obviously tided her phone properly or headed tided up the allegations against fonda lying relate to a federal audit office investigation which showed that under her charge the defense ministry was spending around $155000000.00 euros a year on outside advice although the ministry couldn't sufficiently justify why that external advice was needed and in more than a 3rd of the cases looked at normal rules would not follow suit lead to a parliamentary com

flat on people get to do whatever they want to do she's doing what she wants to do she loves jane fonda you know and i know she has opinions. behind the scenes but i don't think she wants to throw those on people she wants people to figure it out for themselves she's an independent thinker but even if she doesn't. and party politics one of them has the i think the part cost brings out so well is that she's very strong. in political issues so she. stands up for a. community well before you know was popular to do so. and the other thing that she's quite radical on is education so i let helen i'm going to end you there unfortunately but we can tweet out more on how she's great on education that's human when we're out of time unfortunately the dolly parton's america is available at n.y.c. studios dot org or wherever you get your podcast before we go leave you with esther come cora a kenyan musician who shared her thoughts of i. don't know why you loved it it wasn't songs you close she mean musings about growing up from a very humble about grown that big oh it's to become. an international.

tonight -- lily tomlin and jane fonda. from "fantasy island" michael peÑa, awkwafina.c from meg myers. and now, don't be shy. jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. welcome. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you so much. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate that. that's very kind. thank you for joining us on a holiday here in the united states. today in case you don't know is mlk day. it's a day on which we honor and remember the life and work of a great american, dr. martin er

jane fonda set a wonderful thing about that, something that i believeand eve and so strongly.you are feeling depressed and despairing about the world and if you spend any time in eastern congo, you can certainly feel despair, the best way to address that is to become a part of active activism community. releases the feeling of despair by replacing with the feeling you're doing somethining, you are addressinga challenge, facing a challenge, .nd you're solving it it is significant. city of joy has turned out over 1000 of the survivors. back into their communities now as leaders. and that will begin to change the situation in the drc. so saying that, the most dire of circumstances and dangers, and seeieing those women become more dangerous to face those challenges and to build community? that is our way forward. amy: i wanted to turn to yet another of the women you feature in the book, philippe bellaiche --ai-jen poo. we spoke with her last year shortly after donald trump characterized countries in africa as well as el salvador ed haiti as, well, we know, the "s -hole" ai-jen poo

fonda moved to washington, d.c.to lead the cause but after today, she'll head back home to los angeles. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news. a brazen robbery at a peninsula safeway. a live report from the scene what we're learning was taken. >>> engaging in another forever war in the middle east would be the wrong decision. >> on capitol hill, lawmakers weighing in on the growing tension with iran. our washington insider will break down the iran overnight denial it accidentally shot down a passenger plane in tehran. >>> plus changing the san francisco skyline. the possible future skyscraper that could soon be built. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good friday morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. we are all set for thi

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administration ordered the killing of top iranian general thursday iran is vowing revenge after actress jane fonda showed up in the protest. >> the younger people here should know that all the wars have been fought over oil. the bombing in new york and elsewhere on 9/11 -- >> they are also protesting in philadelphia, chicago and the u.s. embassy in toronto. >>>'s situation in the middle east is forcing the soccer team to change his training plan the squad was scheduled to trained in american soccer camp. in 2022 the u.s. team will now practice this month in florida. the decision to relocate was made late because several staffers were already flown and now flying back. >>> locally now, a plane returned to sfo shortly after takeoff. china airlines boeing 747 flight 5107 struck a bird. the plane circled over the ocean and then returned to the airport brought landing without incident. the flight departed sfo what 1:39 pm this afternoon headed for for taiwan. there's no word on when those passengers will be resuming the flight. >>> a family from fort bragg is locating a girl with missing savages yester

. >> seth: martin sheen, lily tomlin, and jane fonda. >> june diane raphael. >> seth: yeah, june dianethis day. she's been doing it a very long time >> she's amazing >> seth: and you have gone to some protests with her >> yes i just recently went to her fire drill friday in d.c. which has been an unbelievable movement. she has really started -- she was inspired by greta. and every friday they're showing up in d.c. and demanding a green new deal amongst other things and i've joined her twice. and her last protest in d.c. was this past friday and i brought my son, gus, who definitely asked if i was his mom over and over. [ laughter ] and why was i there and who i was to him but right before i took him on stage, because we were going to introduce someone in the rally, he turned to me and i had prepped him the whole day. "we're going be outside. do you have to use the bathroom?" i mean, i took him to a bathroom, seth, so many times. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so many times nothing came out and then right before we were about to go on stage, he turns to me and goes, "i have to use

everything made out of west the idea came from good fonda pisco cream he finds his inspiration at dumping sites. it's just. this bottle produces a nice sound. me fast so latino this will make a good instrument for our music. a lack of proper waste management and recycling facilities has caused kinshasa to be littered with discarded plastic and other waste amid the music you know i came here to look for things that i can use to make musical instruments but i also want to draw attention to their problem of west management in kinshasa the city is really dirty. recycle things is interesting turning a waste into instruments or using it to create costumes some people just throw stuff away but i look for ways to reuse trash because we're still not good for our well being with little and they get up. so high. when buying instruments band members create their own from discarded objects. using scrap metal plastic bottles to in-store water pipes to make their instruments the group has gained a following of their signature rhythms and inforced promotes recycling in a city that produces as much as 900

. >> jane fonda, thank you very much. >> thank you all very much. appreciate it. [ applause ] >>> transportation department senior officials talk about automation technology, including the department's views on how it's managing advances in transportation technologies and what to expect next. watch that live today at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> the impeachment of president trump. this week the house will vote on impeachment managers, sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. follow the process live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org/impeachment, and listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> recently, representatives from minority and community organizations shared their corn

we were not >> actress jane fonda holding her 13th climate change protest in washington.oined by fellow actor, sam waterston, who was then arrested by police during the protest. according to the protest website, next week will be the last rally in washington before fonda heads back to los angeles. >> and rapper dababy appearing in court after being arrested on one count of the battery he'll stay in jail until further notice with no bond. you are up to date that's the news update this hour morgan, i'll send it back downtown to you. >> i feel like every friday, we see a story about jane fonda, the latest, and it's another co-star in her "grace & frankie" show keeping track ere. >> it has an ongoing passion of hers for some time, but she's ending that, because she has to go back to los angeles apparently there's a project there that she's going to be working on so we will see what happens next >> i wonder if it's the next season of that show. sue herrera, have a great weekend. carlos ghosn, the former head of nissan is attempting to clear his name in lebanon after fleeing ja

was the head of the list of 20000 the european union election and now this isn't a program of mrs fonda lion her new green dealing kloof european climate bank includes. 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green projects so this is precisely what we have where advocating for and this is precisely what the ropin union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your climate proposals was in there when the yellow vests protested against the new carbon tax which was introduced trying to get the troops to change their behavior people in rural areas so it was deep in the tax had to be abandoned well handled were throughout europe you have. claims for a more through and vironment a more anti global warming policy and at the same time people fear not in my backyard not on my are hugely expensive we face it every single developed country to sign single tax year but we have a burden raising the tax but we are working with the european union with the commission on a mechanism providing for our protection of european companies compared to 30 kountry companies i

athens a logical collections today to be admired in major collections of contemporary art like the fonda in paris you know if you can a man it seems we have a number of photographers featured in our bow to congo exhibition including john de palma from the 1950 s. have. been different i became a reporter c.d.b. was also a reporter covering nightclubs and parties. to. this is how they both became portraitist. contemporary art from africa has only recently gains recognition worldwide in contrast fashion from the african continent has been a source of inspiration for european design houses since the independence era. also christian dior prepares to show its summer larn of millinery inspiration is drawn from the mystery and allure of. the rustic straw is called tribal. african queen one of us out of doozer the pink some gold over sunrise on a dark continent warmer a low of light are on the way. another hour brooke and queen. or jungle or our new york. 'd after independence however congo was unwillingly drawn into the cold war the situation escalated as prime minister patrice lumumba was deeme

and rosalynn fonda line is far more on president micron's side than she is on the german, say, more cautioushe is a very ambitious politician. she has the dream job of her life. and she doesn't see it as a kind of swansong to her career. no, absolutely not. this is what she a lwa ys no, absolutely not. this is what she always wanted to be. this is where she always saw herself and she will seize the moment. and she likes the uk, i wouldn't underestimate how much she loves the uk and she will try to find a balance outcome is where she always saw herself and she will seize the moment. and she likes the uk, i wouldn't underestimate how much she loves the uk and she will try to find a balance outcomes flat. good morning. a spell of wet and windy weather's set to sweep across the uk through the day on monday, but the day begins on a fairly benign note, plenty of rain, the odd spot of light rain or drizzle for the early morning commute. but not too chilly out there. however through the morning rush hour, northern ireland turning increasingly wet and windy, gales in places. that heavy rain goes from

it doesn't display of opulence and fantasy at dutch designer ronald fonda camps paris good to show models will sculptural gals from elegant take on eighty's glamour but fun to cam's fashion isn't only a lesson in creativity but also in sustainability all these clothes are made from recycled vintage all riposte fabrics for is one of the worst things for the environment so for me this is the answer to for it for because this is made with all leftovers from. the code was made by an organization helping women in morocco part of frantic camps conviction that fashion must be responsible he launched a sustainable couture label 5 years ago were leading the way to make sustainability sexy sustainable the new normal because that's one of needs to be i think the bigger bros shoot. you know reduce their with their productions and make less clothes and concentrate on making beautiful clothes. all these clothes that nobody needs. the fashion industry is one of the world's biggest polluters and labels influence mass market brands and consumers many concede it's time for change after 50 years in the busi

that is something you are very honest about that you are not flora and fonda. >> i will say olmsted greatlyimproved me in that regard, spending a couple years with him on the road so i came home with all these great ideas how to improve untamed farmstead in massachusetts. my best idea is i should never mow it again because the great frederick olmsted hated lawnmowers and manicured lawns. that didn't go over too well but i am better. >> olmstead's travels. obviously 150 years later, what kind of differences did you encounter during your travels compared to when he went through the south. what were the things that changed him and what didn't change? >> big topic, 400 pages, hard to boil down. on the landscape, he would be appalled by what we have done to our landscape. there is a phrase that colleagues had for him, that he was long hidden meaning he always looked far into the future to distant effect so that he would see, if we don't plan this carefully there will be no green space in this city, he saw where a landscape and american society itself was headed and was a great planner and as he

he just-- like henry fonda always hit his spot without looking.rabbed the man, and they were great friends. but i thought, this man has show biz instinct. was he cassius clay at this point or was he ali? >> no, he was ali at that time. i wrote some poems for him to read, and strangely enough, as each show of his was on, 10 times, or whatever he was on my show -- >> stephen: 14, we counted. >> we became friends. >> stephen: what an extraordinary person to become friends with. >> like buddies, yeah. well, it's not so extraordinary when you think of our backgrounds, they're so similar. ( laughter ) >> stephen: we have a clip here-- we have a clip here. this is some footage. you are in the ring with ali here in this clip. >> oh, yes. >> stephen: do you know what's going on here? >> i didn't know then, and i don't know now. >> stephen: this is right before he's going to face frazier, either for the original or the rematch, one of the rematches. i'm not sure. >> i had had the two of them on the same show, and that was pretty exciting. >> stephen: wow. >

she's amazing. ( applause ) >> stephen: jane fonda. oh, my god.nge theory, ellen latham at 54 starting this incredible sports complex. >> stephen: and who's this nice person on the cover. >> that's my sister-in-law, who i believe is in your audience. >> stephen: are you here? i don't know. oh, way up there. hi, jenny! >> stephen: lovely. it's a really important guidebook for women, especially over 50, who want to get back in andt not only want the skills to be able to do that, all the techniques, interviewing skills, resume stuff, but also the inspiration to stop putting walls up and be sort of paralyzed by fear because women feel judged in this space for their age or the choices they've made, so that's why i wrote the book. >> stephen: both of you are somewhere over 40. >> i'm 52. >> stephen: okay. so you guys inhis range. what's your comeback career, joe? >> he's going to be a rock star is that no, he's not ( laughter ) snow, he's not. >> you coming to prohibition? >> stephen: what's that? he's going to perform at o prohibition. will you come wi

our guests will include jane fonda and lily tomlin, liv tyler, colin farrell, kumail nanjiani, michael, dave salmoni and his wild animal friends. we'll have music from meg myers, marcus king, the weeknd and sting. please join us for that. our first guest is one of the all-time greats. this week, he received his ninth oscar nomination for his performance as jimmy hoffa in "the irishman." it is in theaters and on netflix now. please welcome al pacino! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, sir. >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. al, before we begin, and i'm very excited that you're here. but would you do me -- would you indulge me and say hill low to my little friend? >> oh, yes. >> guillermo: hi, how are you, how are you doing? >> good to see you again. >> guillermo: good to see you again. >> jimmy: we're excited that you're here. i know you rarely do this and i know you're uncomfortable with this sort of thing. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i appreciate you being here. >> i'm happy to be here, it's a pleasure really. >> jimmy: i had the honor

where actress jane fonda rallied the crowd. other cities include new york city, philadelphia and austin. now here in the bay area kpix5 don lin shows us one of the largest local gatherings against that air strike. >> demonstration in the streets of san francisco and the un plaza they say the u.s. cannot afford another war. . >> we don't want your war. >> it was passionate, colorful and loud. hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown san francisco to solidify their demand. >> we're here to stop war. >> they say the government should spend money on domestic issues not on international affairs. >> the united states. >> look at our streets in san francisco. i mean we had to do something about our interior. we can't afford to feed and give healthcare and house our own people here. how can we afford to go over seas? >> some demonstrators say president donald trump is using the iranian air strike as a distraction. . >> using this whole war amongerring approach to what he's doing to smoke screen his impeachment. . >> they believe

now one on one with jane fonda. >> this idea of protesting, getting arrested, isn't new for you. >> leadingandcuffs. why she wouldn't have it any other way. >>> plus "the lion king" effect. the circle of life coming full circle. our journey to africa with the cast of the broadway hit. witnessing how the show is giving back, t

jane fonda held her final fried protest on the steps of capitol hill. a weekly climate strike inspired by greta thunberg. she has been arrested numerous time, and martin sheen and juaquin phoenix were the latest names to be detained by police. the supreme court in brazil has ov overturned a ban on a netflix come comedy showing jesus christ as gay. a judge ruled against the movie on wednesday claiming it hurt the honor of millions of catholics but one day later, the supreme court ruled in favor of netflix and free speech rights. in case you were wondering, there is a canadian family feud, a total delight. take a listen to one con t contestant's hilariously wrong answer. >> name pop eye's favorite food. >> chicken. >> oh, my god. >> show me chicken. >> spinach, jerry. >> show me spinach. >> spinach. yeah. >> so very funny for all of us, but finger family is probably like you just cost us 10 grand. the most memable moment was like chicken. >> she was like, yeah, got it. my favorite back here in the states was pedro martinez years ago, they asked tell me so

it doesn't display of all people and fantasy at dutch designer ronald fonda camps paris could to show models will school drool gallons for an elegant take on eighty's glamour but fun to campus fashion isn't only a lesson in creativity but also in sustainability all these clothes are made from recycled vintage all repurposed fabrics for is one of the worst things for the environment so this is no answer to free because this is made with all leftovers from old collections the code was made by an organization helping women in morocco part of fun to camps conviction that fashion must be responsible he launched his sustainable couture label 5 years ago we're leading the way to make sustainability sexy sustainable the new normal because that's what it needs to be i think the bigger bros shoot. you know. jews there with their productions make the last clothes and concentrate on making beautiful clothes rather than all these clothes that nobody needs. the fashion industry is one of the world's biggest polluters high end labels influenced mass market brands and consumers many concede it's time