where the great barrier reef meets the shallows i meet with over two goldberg director of the global change institute at the university of queensland for him a hope for the best approach is no longer on the table i mean world wars we're quite willing to spend half of the supposedly come solving the problem this is as big or even bigger than a world war and we need to get both a result of and we need to get everyone behind the solutions solutions. problems that are becoming legion. there are multiple stresses that face color race like the great barrier reef is sediments a new transfer slowing down rivers and smothering corals and other organisms that has been too much fishing in some cases where we've knocked out teeth bases but the real showstoppers now the global changes that we are like being on on coral reefs and it's the showstoppers that could be potentially catastrophic according to the world resources institute the absorption of an increased level of atmosphere carbon dioxide into the oceans has caused them to become more acidic this change in water chemistry inhibits the ability of corals to

there and half snorts in globalization to play many many global changes but by the end of the day there is no well tentative food to nation institutions there's no oil to this international corporation above about anything and just to break go from going to zation is result by the way suggesting any alternatives to break those organizations whose all the problems that they face the un is not. perfect but you can't have any alternative and having those institutions is vital really vital. trump is doing now with the assistance of israel is really very very regrettable and will damage the international community gideon thanks for coming hurriedly share your thoughts or it's newspaper journalist gideon levy is my guest. next an online investigation website has exposed potential collusion between the new york times and you cheap video was leaked by project veritas which is gained a name for itself uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media very rare cases . try to make a pretty back something isn't it in the print. run caught on hidden camera there is believed to be earnest patty according to his linked in profile easy to use brand a

awareness of the global warming issue dr hansen who has been arrested in protests to mitigate the effects of climate change is currently adjunct professor at columbia university's earth institute he is involved in our children's trust a group of twenty one young people all under the age of twenty one will file the lawsuit alleging the u.s. government has failed to take necessary action to curtail fossil fuel emissions dr hansen you describe the earth is being out of balance what i mean by that was out of the energy balance there is more energy coming in from the sun then there is he radiated to space and so the planet is going to continue to get warmer until we restore the planet's energy balance and to do that we need to remove some of the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. approximately we should reduce carbon dioxide to about three hundred fifty parts per million is there right now it's now about four hundred five parts per million which means what a two percent celsius the green as well right now the planet has already warmed up one degree celsius relative to preindustrial and we've got in the pipeline in additional describe how that works because a lot of people they don

institutions that create a foundation for global peace. and that is as much what president trump and this administration is destroying, is about the failure to intervene or failures of intervention as the climate change agreement or the united nations, all these institution that is have kept the peace for so long are now fundamentally at risk. >> i among the folks who voted for trump argue they haven't kept peace well and this is something that the iran deal gives iran license to become a nuclear power and that is not a great way to keep peace either. the question is, what does the trump doctrine lead to? >> and whether it can be replaced with something better. certainly, you can imagine that this administration can deliver. >> thank you to all of you. next, president trump is thrusting his chief of staff into a firestorm over his comments about fallen troops. i'll get reaction from an air force colonel. plus details on the investigation into the mission that led to the death of four u.s. soldiers in nagir. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fibe

changed over the last week. another sign of these ongoing strains between the wealthier and global institutions. think what we are seeing in catalonia is not all that different from what we saw in the brexit vote and what we are seeing in the u.s. withdrawing from some multilateral institutions. the lasthink this is one of these we're going to see globally. it shows up in different places around the world. jonathan: what a lot of people hoped for europe is they would push forward with the reforms. germany increasingly the agenda is to mystic. in italy they are set to have an election in the 12 months. do they need to get anything done to justify some of the euphoria on the continent right now? >> sometimes you win by not losing and that's really where europe is right now. if they can avoid backtracking in this environment that's probably about as good as they can get. macron has a great vision but i think the probability of moving forward on further integration are very's limb. really looking at negotiating something with the which i think reinforces the view that you really don't want to withdr